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Asslber xassdSt 1Itaxl.-Bete,s tua:

Asstsero xsssadt 1Jfssik.-Betisnss. tua.
sices Irvine aud Nswcomd, on Th1FS1ay,. !
rather novel -ssN, Visvolviuy The -igAt of
Cinnamon to testify, and In which the jus.
ticcs reversed recent decision py { cail1ur.
mia Judge, he having held their testimony
admissablsyr TIE eitcuust1uees Natv: A
Mr.. 8. 8. Street, living near Helena, recently
missed . horse or two. Learning that .
Chinsman had been secn With : horse ans.
wering the description, travelling toward
Gold creek, be pursued and overlook two
Cinnamon neat Gold cfvek aud demanded
the horses. The Chinaman refused to sur.
render them, avowiny be had purchased the
horse 10 Helena Mr. ktrcct meeting Mr..
John Carten, they sgain came up with the
Chinamen, and %, demanding The hosses,
the Chinanan, ~ Mr.. Carter tcstifies, made
motions ~ though, endcavoring to draw HE
pistol On this Mr. Street drrw his revolver
and fired three shots, one of them breaking
the Chinamans arm. The Cinnamon pros
ecutcd Mr.. Street for assault with intent
to do great bodily injury" Mr.. Robinson
appearing for the plaintiff, end Messss. Sharp
& Napton for defense. The only testimony
admitted was that Of Mr.: Csrten, and the
defendant WAS discharged. a counter srit
by Mr.. Street, against the Cinnamon for
stealing the horses, was dismissed. there bc.
ing ne evidence 70 sustain the Charge
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SUMMONS.

"a ri b -
gisss,a u he Tsrisosy q 1oasmx: m51e1u
the County & Dss Io3eu. .rt.-7
George Pla4tsd, Plaintiff,
,,.. against 49,. :.
Xs.snae, A!ten, John = P.s..oa, w,n,.m Xsaan.
ssad gsysiax = Aisx ands1 Aiken. John D: ~.
&c %ii as.i Ns:.n' Conrad Wear, and p
q sss ;ssrs ); 70 .ssgs m # :ss
u The Di3el CUast o. the Eecoud Judicial Dstrct q
~ Territory. II Aoassna, In and for the comfy
theyin within ten days exclusive Of the day IS 81.
vrl after the service ON you u thu. samnons sss
H. but d TIE Dss1s xitain twenty ds;:; essvss
Ser against YOU According to the prayer Of 'sid SON
The sasd aesioa Is brought to procure decree u thu
Court ordering ..a...
x1.sa xsxn and john pisscs . WsS
Nowlaa. and bearing date July 18th, 1865. 40 D..
3-To declare fraudulent aud void AZ against 0eorss
ga and e:!ss p;o%.:.e. ~ note. d'ass
Ais :: Aiken and John n Pierson, payable y
s-A judgment against the .aid defendane., Alex.
an3ps Aiken and John b PieIson for the amount due
upon said notes and mortgage with the interest thss
| leA-Appeantias connissiones to ssn The proper
y deseieca in said mortyagv. ~ -
d srs q %sSS u"nd sisustsd IN pees I oa
District: and known as the Atlantic Cable Quarts
Ste and water rshtr ~ the came belonging, and he
onildtny occupied ~ the Office Of the Atlantic Cable
For more perfect description Of .aid property, r.
ference IL hereby made to page ST. Book "A" Of Mort
Cages Of the records Of the Kccordess Ocs Ut Dser
Tho Commissioners % appointed to retain the pro
ce.ds Ut such sales may b. made and hold the same
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Painting and GloxinR.
The saDscsiher hsviag lsca'ed In le1 LsAea = ~
pared to do tiouse Painting Ginning. Glazing and
ratent Whitcwashing IN wSskmsnlikc manner and u
moderate prices. Shop In nas 0f D0zwcll Lanes.
Orders lett there psOnptly attended -. -,
u "'''' 80 T. L. Turner.
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JOE KUWARTH, JOIS BAKERY,
has made a1saaRsDsats to accommodate
THREE THOUSAND PEOPLE
with the bcst Wanda liquors and ciyas to Be- found In
the city.
GO TO JOES BAKERY
and eat I'm The sDeA ssn2taoasly spesed tshls. h
Helena. Corner Wood and Main.
lott
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T0OrLE LEGM + Co. BROADwAv, 1gLESA,
In rsrce4 wssy q fesA rtocks d Dry Goods 81 ssil
The stc~t Sykes II Drcss Goods 1t Low prices Give
us call
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NEW BARBER SHOP, next door to Scott House
Shaving and Hair Cutting done In arstclars style
Customers are guaranteed smooth easy shave Drop
II. r. NllAFER,
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STRANGERS VISITING THE METROPOLIS
either on business pleasure, will aDd the MAGNOLIA
HOTEL pleasant place to stop during their sojourn
In the City. The House IL conducted In the fis =
Class STYLE The Tabsss Will always be spsssd Wild
the Seat AND CHOICEST In tis m mxA. Thc sLEErsx0
ArARrHExrs comfortable mud well ventilated and
cannot b. surpasesd anywbsse IN The Territory. IT,
II0usc IL located on MAIN SrREEr, Arst door below
the Pot Onies and oppodtc Wells, FssEo = In,
Helena, n. 7. Terms, muderase- Osscabacks taken
u par,
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G3onc . Rene. notice among Ne
Bishops departing to attend the Ecumen-
ical Council at Rome. the name Of Bishop
Lanotcas. In whose diocese Montann II In !.
cluded. His projcc.cs' trip to Montana L
thereby deferred fne season. sr a4
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The BaehanaIhn Dcities perform equestsisn Scals
only on the Kiyus, No. wOud street. tbs a~cst
cigars In the market. C1ab R00as up saais. The
R<sertt M. EscsNAeeeI n / T. % n. +* ~
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Weekly average ATe. Glorious weather, hut to-
dry for the mnens The arrs stiIl dsvoustaE our
torcss asathea maranaths the cuss that LIT them
out g.
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Job Werk.-We have within the past
wcek added to the material of TuE Nxw
NoRTu-WEsT one Ut Dcgencr T. Weilsrs
" Liberty" Job Presses, capable Of printing
one thousand Impressions nm hour. It ena.
hlcs ~ to do work at low rates, and make
something 1t It, too. For the character of
work done, notice any job work bearing the
imprint ''NoKru- WKsr." So, any Of you
that want Posters. Business Cards, Bill
Heads, Letter Heads, Envelopes, Circulan,
Stock Certificates, Labels, Tickets, We'd.
ding Cards, etc., will Be accommodated,
with good work, q sl.ort notice. and Tca.
s',nabic prices. CAN and Sc the little Power
Press work, anyhow. . ...,......as.s.sy
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was accidentally JcfS ~ McadS-thc chang.
ing ststion-tcn miles from town. On the
Sssivai az tjse c'acl, here Mr.. nuatlcy I'm.
mciia.cly dispatched . conveyance for H..
"nd the sack was In the Deer Lodge Office
and distributed the tame evening. OF course
leaving L was unintsntional; II was Just
what Is possible to occur on any souse, and
TIE consrsctossrcm ts-wtshrummvsy6.
able promptiaudc1mausd iaseiy on discover.
ing the detention. We rather thought they
deserved good word for theirqsick rerars'
ton Of . mistake. But the Ladependen
tljhught Otherwise, and wcnt afterthc dflvcr
whose fault" Il was, thus:
1.-THE c.ntsactoss may ny they are po(
cuipabie for this fault. but they will bcc6me
s6''fthcy lmve snd retain On csnpsoyeawAe
understands 10 little Of his business"
We want tn ssy this for M. Bradley, the
driver. lie 10 the best n,sn that ever field
lines over cosci,l team In Deer Lodgu
eoua'y--in his courtesy 70 tssvslera, stisn.
ton to business, an" expertncss ~ . driver.
lluntley pays I'tm go = month more sIan
the drivers receive on the Overland. because
he Is tho best driver In every respect In Mon
tana, and 'l,ss the hardcse rOule. We trust
and believe It will b. king time bsfosr DC
T. discharged" W. want the mails carried
properly. just - msca = osr nsiGhbsr. and
would go after" Mr. Huntlcy OF. Nr. Brad.
ley or any other man II, We deemed The &C.
<asIoh WARMED h, but In that ins,a,ssc.. |,
~ jy+As tAopeh ~, 4"4f7.p44rt -
"Pilcd D form" before isi6ct- sn sccidsut a
bcrepaisade siakiyas possitis, 1Dapsgrowl
lug. There 10 little - complain Of In u
carriage of Wea 6sdenidah,! s!dnod sts-s.
:.nlsmnJ ---v~>- III. 7svsI s..ci
THE HANDs0NEsT NAN.
,tiTss9%D11s0 snssuhse Ma.
i.s4.,,.l ofaGi Tx! = .'' Z. q ~
g 900 e = ssss4 = Dsr hyles, ~, r. r.,
N& DQwL4e0 AlLtYs AZ s ~
Ioseeeca % Asia sesssAs 4Dsw LDaGUlCsyf an
ess~sN . GO, poersssss. H. - N1s H1k,
: s'saf'y. ooo01sass.w q
:. ..a-ss. t->As-.alx = 1881 :ssS,..
80 Csss1: A gsssleaaa III r,,.r3S,
i al .ss' M n ~ y:
ssoset sea1psds don Ssfrros lS..S ~.
barst W ~ r. ~. = ~
9aa&)enas. bst Seoss6Al iaac1siaan0
sssg re o ,s--ala = -. -. .s.... sas 81 . ho
eyo,t E- Z. " 4 !, -, 80 - =,
: -. asi i;'ls i -; Gu ;'' - 3 :
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PLAYING WITH FIRE,
''Thereis danger In tho upper Ford: Tclie Doe
JUbsSGjAoaoy.
Just for fun, :omcthing, . one likes %
make felnts II safclv.caycd Hon, - eco
him show his teeth. We last week addressed
the paper of the Butte City Sir Richard
Boytl,0rne. - follows:
pyryr:s, d. ASsox FoRD. tAGita1osar
And here 10 what We get for It:
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ca receive every wsek By cypress a4 fast freight,
direct from g. Lou. aud New Yosk. the latest sayss
VI Ladics Dress Goods. Rencmber the houee; Deoid.
way Helena -. ----,-.- - :. .ors
Usds1 the Misss. The runner that the
virgiais City Republican had suepes,Aei,
proves true. We regret 70 jnrn,ik lie sus.
pension Is attributed to financial cmbarnv.
ment. The paper evidenced good advcrtis.
Ing patronage. Major Bruce made tho Dsm-
ocrss ply sverviwssk ke yus 4, aaAelsseosa
ID NOT worse now than thea We ass-ts.
formed BY letter, the material Ia foraa.e b.
MI. Fred Cope, 1t y moderate price. It win
prpalAv ~ eovivs,l 80 Democratic pa9cr.
Tho Capital can't get along without one.
We think Il I better AAs,d tt l(aGuire 4
Wright than B'ssman, and having had some
editorial experience In viryinla, commend
viyinla' spsov'e asah.sieshle = nesperna
and gsneroasly appreciativs when u al de-
serving, We hopc thcy1will ihays1sach
paper .' they deserve rod = she bes.
~ 10 the CITIZENS or DEER LODGE: 1
sAssu1sssls4 Ass Ssskv 0ste0s0 ~ i
DCcs Lodge thst ihav , : naa n this place whs
clains tsAs 1a8 Watca0a - 1D1ss se11e falss
pest<ssse has claimed money which = psopy dss y
mr. IctsAiaGHesltsSpas ~ Len Ad1slly ~.
forming ~ dstiss, ed desire sAae - slan Nv -
'.s' s'=:'' ~ ss'.: sss s. {. etaasa
De~ Leaec. O.. II lsa
/ s..7~>-ss aA>~.e4.-sszsT
AAs ~ Hzsx,suss,sxH, Aans i5AS
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KEMApKEREI$EaEH

NE&.ADHER4lEI
1l-zz,fiksefsez<
TEFNHKEw PAPERS,
90 IL xCo.I1W TX Z. :
EvERYRQpY NE = 2 It'll se
,E1oi.rr.T naa,usE ,!t'3 sasoi -soG
THE MONTANA 51cx AND Flow"
osspsaassssl Sis Wss&s an T9.th
- BOWMAN CITY, n T.
.ZCasfG' AEAI[oN
SUBSCRIBE FOR IT! tsss s-.dr # g.. g.
:~s"ire; ~" DsvJ,sd u 1snealtsls,
- :aalviass1 ssas SO s-e .ssa.s :; ayas 81.
Mining ~ Lseal Asqpeaass. ozaIc
1I-z1 zass9...r .a9sp~ Tear, ,a.tas,s ,.-.a:a
,1s1...atA Egs THINE
q for Six Months -
90 q . q X ~ - l. =
% for Three Months,
- g.yiEa -s.rs.s# J.
q for Six Wsska
.z9yaht ,gaSlrtyi5 ,fJZBG $50 ,EsS
ISSUES THIS MONTH.
' MA0UIRE = WRIGHT,
,ys-is.H ~ i |Ets p!a r..ui3 .Tlgtr4
Editions and Pablishera ,,r,. -.ra.
roar mr. y1Y<~Ar
z.y-..J aua upLs -os II - :" -
SUBSCRIBE AND ADVERTISE.
1cc .n.mna,.,,e, a,a.sa directed re-. ss.sot"dT'
Publi.hcn PICK AND FLOW,
Is Boseisa. City, Noatana.
ese- frs .sl -qT agsC
.Bouldcr'Block isFomous!
LEHMAN 4 NEWMAN,
NJ. 3 asl 10 Weed ~, Helena, nsataaa.
WyHoLEsALE DEALERS in Copper Distilled
w -nougbon WhiskicA Inpssee1 Hglndsss ard 81
D0es select stuck II
Foreign and Domestic Wines { Liquors,
Of al grades, 10 ~ Tsvessy. Dlssst Importers Of
Rhine: Cs69rnia ard Sparkling Wlnsa nesnss Kan
Awsys - hsaA, Z .upesix stock a eAssy, Po't
Nabesia sd l1art Wines, Oiu. Ja1ai0 1nA 1ectch
Wh!.sy. Ag!'c go ISL - kSn r,:ea: ~
vshssy. 1~s440>'S
California Cigars and Phyiag Cards.
Ioc.... .o,!cl,es.-~r ..eeive or psnsoaa, ss'e.-
ton, and prices shall be satisfactory.
Helena, Oct ~ lsd& a1ly
IL x = - 80 - . Nv
TOOTLE LEACH & co.
Broadway, Opposite the piasten' Reuse,
.rss.. HELENA, MONTANA. sEs ra~
whose..,. I ..d Re.an De.ien u
St,pleaad Fancy DryGoedsl
Staple and Fa.ey Dsy 0esdA
ssapie and Fancy Dsy Coda
(. W. = - IN ~ VI. . ssa.s, - r...> D, tc.>A
Staple and Fancy Dv Coda
.AxhFsuAyE yUsr,nnUEsvED gIaa
HAVE Just RECEIVED HAVE JUST RECEIVED
-s~"a HAVE SCsT RBcRIv8D y
III TEL;J5D ~ ILEIt<@
n. Best sses. aytx~,a 10
aa.:aat T>e Dsss sssek Ias0Tyy
~ TIE Dess sssek arT9ii 3sas,c
.IL1'- - - s''et
i,sral 80. ssgrs5e vss s1s 1hs S''s sseek 20
They havs Ever opsnsd n Montana,
,'a75Etot bra 49,. u, - O.. 81 ,s7fts,e1a
At MARKET HArfs n LISA '..a
FROM CUR FRIENDS IN DEIR .L0DGR
.aeafa .GaA tsslsknks avlaGaGI xoe.u1
.11Aly1 4lasgriI a 100gl1 LEACH . CO.
c..---- -. $780, :. -.-... -.-.------- 80
-
= YAasoAyit y fE7fl.s AxsvuA
B0r t00 & WILL
-o1ssf IIaii .GDs-f
.aua,Hgn III .Air'''t7rYfr 81 II IsI,rgmms,
JewsFJ; Dsalen h Anssisss asd 1Sss,gS
rtd.a n 1,s- 49,"
81 gtsfaai 3fs4 +@ &C. ssa1sossS n
.a-fI - . o. Sboo:l x1u
NAN s.1 srn. It 30 - nl1 s4-n r.
EsdaAvloo X0o gIauA0gl1ee
.nnu1n0l1 .1liiM Gluo-.s.iH
n ~ Wy benA0aa
l+ly ~ -.
nRs. 3. N.BOwfEssA
M1HU&allX6kRxoj
srysrsaseN s. - ! Aee4Ds.lcaawsos
Main street, Deer Lodge Clty.
7. ~ y ~ " ~. = sss,~ G
New IEouse; New Goods
!: Jssns101wn 1Def lknEOn0D
s>111x<1~ ~~e,v&e~Naxasn NV 49,
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SVOS~S 80
"Thcre you are, ri II again, Cap Mills.
directing my papcrto doc. Ford, (agitAtur).
Hal you said 'sgiiased, you would have
hit Il exactly. for these repeated prsddjsgs
arc uncndurablc -shescs ncal!ed.f for 'unpsO.
vokcd' aiSSeks, that would stif the blood OF
an angeles Ssssky and loosc tie demons In
the heart cfaar oyster. Whsa.hsvsib done
70 b thus deserving! Hays I lsin II your
straw! Have lssbddaDysur corns : <may
al the chiropodisleas,aasie you II have).
Have ! sareptitiously fosagcd your ma,uti.
nal beverage namel after tine buxlee Ut
Peters trsachery ana thereby hanxs ?
What have done az lefs undouc 70 merit
this contumelyi Speak, or de- Here !
- nlst dgoaakr. ~ oaRfk Sfsdnonhi
Tinsoa, fossoolh! and I tho mildess msa
nered meks-' Timoar Thinhcysa th.s !
woald. hasAhat ss@p. loss alosay money
u draw psasE' and faili1fIb bcuow I
quarter q ny Ifkyds, M fhea . ~.
pr Of bot water shpuhl1A pick and show.
q (tlae only comnssUdabb oct Of bic Mle),
80 out prapecting, caad thea aftrs .serik.
ins = rich, ~ q! & al tx y into tAsapsoaa
OF Alc'b;alca. Ada o II1es Of any oshsr
shoulder ssssSesa carpes-baGD. ssirsp, Who
CHANGED topoe NY .claiuasoaTuox, II.
deed! aGNoot!! WAyi T1.el choking-
wi.h-wr:1stkA IIelpr-ssssts n-Bs.r !
|'t.fx'S-'u ,.A,, dx1ap
"Dur5s Csps, Oufear n isaA~
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Snowshoe Digyinys.-Among those who
have something COOL to stay with In this
country, arc 4. w. Pryor and Rufus. john
son. Of Sn"wsl,oc, near Dlackfoot In 1865,
Charley Bill and -. Newell, discovered
. bar half mile below the canyon on Snow
shoe gulch. In 1857. Johnson bought them
out for IS, 900, and Pryor went in Us part
ncr In 'SS. They now have 1000 linear feet
Of har and gulch grounL, owl ths ditcises
and water right, and are now working two
hydraulics, two ground.sluiccs AID . bed
RICK Gume, working II msn and using 500
inches Of water. Ths product per week
averages up close to 81, Co., gold. The bar,
ut the 6un'c, is ab,ut 50 fsst high, 81 of
which Is soft bedrock, readily sluiced Of,
exposing 30 foot bed of granite paying
from 10 cents to 81 to the pan. The width
Of the pay streak il unknown, . tunnel now
going In has shown it t. Ike at least 100 feet
wide. We would like to have some Of It In
ours
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"gT IL 4 LONG LANE THAT MAS NO TURN.
IN."-Dut The beet plscc 70 turn In. fOr delicious
beverage Or 6ne CIeas 10 1t tho Metropolitan Saloon
BOSWELL LANE PDOMETORs.
1SsJ ~ thlDgs sp Brown" PIN ~ Sowing b0wi to
the saisfasion Of ths antitade keep the finest Bil
lasd Taaes II TIC Territory and ere atscselye to
custcaacra. Win witch their place 10 throrgcd
vIBITOloB IN DEER LODGE
s9AssA paGsoalse thc Metropolitan. Main s>seeG ,
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LOCAL NEWS.
WANTED-Dccr Lodge County Warrants. Tor
which cash will bc paid Apply st O0,cs of
NEw EOnTu. WEsT.

The Masonic Dsildlns. Work has actual.
~ begun on the Masonic Building. The
coursrsc, was let 70 Major 8. II. Eiwcll yes.
terday, and ALREADY sub.contracis have been
sn.Lr and In u few days timber will begin
arriving On the ground. The building will
he frame 25x6O feet, two stories Of II feet
each. (This should lie amended TO ~ feet
for the lIsll) The first story will be finished
in one rx'm, and fitted up for such purposes
- saay be required by parties renting It,
The second will bc divided into Hall FAX
~ feet, with reception room and ante.
room. each lexis feet. The approach to
the reception room will ic by On inner stair.
way from the front. similar 10 the Hall in
Virginia City. A raised door. 4 feet wide
aid In hight will surround the Halt,
which will l,e wsinsos'ted, pIastered and
ccIled. All the materials used 10 he best
quality, and Tic workmanship Of bcst cl.ar.
actcr. The contract price il 1850. The
Hall Is " bc cos,p!stod on or before Deccm.
her %, 1902, and the entire building before
January 10. 1870. The Grand Lodge recent
" In session In Helena. authorized the Issue
Of = charter to Deer Lodge M. a." when
III members have suitable building for
meeting. W. D. Dance Is nnu,ed in the
charter for W. NJ; N. c. Boswell, q. w.,
aud 4. Walton. J. w. The stock Of thu
Building Asaociasion-eS, 00o-'s now nearly
- quite NIL taken, and there will bc surplus
enough over tho cost Of the building " fur.
nish tue tlsll comfortably and nicely. VIA:
purposes the lower story will he devoted to
is not yet determined. 1t would make on
excellent Town Hall, and Mr.. Langrishc
might ind it u his advantage Ia give y
weeks theatrical entertainment occasionally.
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~PURE IMPORTED LlQUORs.-Nessn. Leh-
man 4 Newman, VI Boulder" Block, Helena have
just received au importation dirct Of pure Rhine
Wines anS othes Lquon wbieh they o1es 1t the cur.
rent market rates. We commend them ~ liberal DEAL
snd courteous gentlemen. Purchaser will do well
give ticm CALL and b aesnrrcd VI fair dealing,
and advantageous terms See their card under :" New
Advertisements" r,f
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5~DRY GOODS DY 4xrREsA. --Tsotle LeaeA,
ca receive every wsk By express m fast FREIGHT,
direct om b. Loul. aud New Yosk. The latest styles
VI LsdicS Dress Goods Remcmber the house; bsoid.
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PRICES REDCcED-llsir Cutting 81. shaving 20
cents. 10 grarahacks. Flee assostmeet u gents Col
lars, Ncckties N mud, At PLCNNRlrS OCCIDZNT.
AL BARBER SHOP, Main S.ruse. Deer Lodge.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18
Complaints Of Grant.s Nenotisn, ,r isl,

III = r
The Washing Special of the 18th
inst. to the Cincinnati Enquirer says
There has been q great. deal of loud
and bitter complaint to-day among
Republicans of'all positions over the
nepotism displayed by the President.
The st. Louis, New Orleans, Cincin-
natl and District of Columbia offices
have thus faribeen given to the rela-
'iyess or personal friends of the Presi-
dent in utter disregard of the hard-
working and warmly indorsed Repnb-
iiean applicants. A Radical Senator
declared to-day that the conntry
would soon know how large the
Presidents family really was. SEQ; 5
The same dispatch says: ,s3.-
The situation to-day has been who'll
ty given up to the ofiee-seekers.
Neither House of Congress has been
IN session, and those after place and
power have advanced in line on ey-
cry Department of the Government.
and backed by such Congressional
influence as they could obtain. The
two hoursdeYotedI to the pubic re-
ception at the White House were oc-
cupied by alarge crowd, who handed
in numberless applications and recom-
Except a few received
from the female applicants the Presi-
dent, as on yesterday, referred them
to the proper heads of Departments.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18
Wants to come in,

General Emmon, ofNova Scotia. is
in Washington He says that the No
va Scotians will soon ask England to
Prelease them from all political connec-
ton with that Empire. They will at
the same time, send a delegation to
Washington to ascertain upon what
terms they can be received as a" State
in the American Union. The feeling
i'm the colony in favor of the measure
is intense and wide spread. The sub
,ject is advocated by all the leading
newspapers in the colony, and by
pamphlets prepared and published in
Halifax and extensively circulated
over the province. A prominent gen.
tleman in Washington hasicommenced
the preparation of a pamphlet on this
subject, in which he proposes to show
that very great good will result to
both countries by the annexation, not
only of Nova Scotia, but all the mar
thine provinces. 9fs "tadv 4gInIaiI
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-18
AFage from History to be Read Now.

APase FROM History to be Read Now.
: In1S4Sa Repnblic was organized i.
, France. Atthe headsof It the peopl
were 50 infatuated as @ place as Pres
ident LoUIs NAroLEoS, man will
no previous reputation, nef identified
in sentiment with any of the politica
organizations of the country. He wa
chosen simply because he was tn,
representative of a great miIitar,
name, which captivated the public.
His first moves at the head of fht
Government were suspicious. Ht
4 consulted no oHe.zHe held -littleze,
no intercourse with any of the leading
4 political chiefs. lie made a cabinet
OF warm and attached personal friends
who had always been devoted to him
in the darkest moments of his check
cred career. .z''', =.
/ In the army, navy and treasury he
placed men who were not known. as
Republicans, but were notorious. as
Napoleonists. He was a silent and
taciturn man, who acted before he
spoke. He came into office with ma
ny professions of deYotion to the Con,
stitutien. He promised to enforce all,
the laws of the Republic, good, bad
and indifferent. He cultivated the
good will his army. He opposed
its reduction. He placed his favorite
officers i'll those commands where they
could render him, in an emergency
the greatest service. Those officers
who were too good Republicans to. be
reliable for his personal schemes he
sent off on distant service, or retained
them without command. -.
He early discovered in. the law a
stumbling block in the way. 1t had
been provided that President of the,
Republic could not be reelected. His
friends, in his behalf, made an effortto
repeal this law. The French Congress.
was against it, the law had to stand.
In a. short time there came the de-
no"emeat. The President made his
coup detat. His creatures syarmed /
in II the War, Navy, Treasury and Po-
lice departments. He controlled the
army. The Congress was was arrested ar ste
md dispersed at the point of the bay
'net, and LOUIS NApoLEoN, BY BY the
work not Of single night but. of
'ears of patient and artful plotting,
placed on his head an Imperial Crown. i
His firmest adherents were the, men men
If money--the great capitalists of
'aris-who were exceedingly fearful
hat if they did not have a strong mil
tary Government there would be the
errible thing of repudiation. The K
lliance between the sword and the I
money bags" subsists to the present ,eaa mt
ay. The sword collects the interest
n the National securities, and the b
Iational securities maintain the sword. v75o Fl
l its place. '''' p 9li' 10 FI
We have drawn this as an historic "a
arailel to what is passing at the pres i
Mt time in another so-cailed Republic Ri h
le name of which it is unnecessary, mn, to I s
lention.-Enqmgerr. ~ S.'o'H hi.''-sf Fl