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ST. CLOUD HOTEL.

Also, twenty-five feet OF lot nbmber ssg.
enteen on, IN Lower or McGary's Ena
laTgement OF the city of EVansgfllo,
bounded as follows BEGINNING az tho
i've feet from the s~outheasJerIy cDrnaf OF
said lot, running thence along SAID GonE
line westwardly twenty-five feet thence
at right angles with said front line G. t8e
alley in the rear OF said lot; thence along
said akleV towards Division Street q W. e
two feet; thence to the place OF befinntun
subject to the life estate Of Martha Irwin
in one undivided third theroOfs said pnFt 0f
lot being ~ by 20 feet on Fist, between Hfrn
and Pine streets, h has upon iii 81 snOd
brick dwelling house.
TERMS OF SALE.-Ono-thtrd cash. aRd Ghn
residue In equal payments at 0me aud tWn
years; the purchaser giving notes, wttt
Interest, without relief from waluattcn
apprHisement laws, and With appr1Waa
freehold surety.
JESSE w. WALEER,
COmmissiOnar
BLYTHE HYREs, Attorney. howl nta
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- nc BOOK : Il

We viii send n handsome prospectus of
our NEW ILLUSTRATED FA n
BIBLE % any book agent. free of charge.
Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa; Chicago, Ill, or st.
Louis, Mo.
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DON9T p.

THE SUREST AGUE REMEDY KNOWN.
JUHSSOsfs VEGEFAuLECASpY AGUECURE.
Cafe, permanent, and effectaal. so pleas
ant everybody viii eat 1t. Contains no
poison. Sold everywhere. lad and sold
BY HOWELL& JOHNSON. Bedford, Indis
ana. Sent, post paid, on receipt of price.
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EVANS


G@S'22 'Hs5 EVANSVILLE IND.
"hMlH@ H~HHaMm. .#
The Dock having been ~ihnfauahiF Fec
built, Is now preparBd fDr DOcrfng Eratn
nottGe. s44G~
BE- Hoproft oharaed on fsafarfor Co. 80
pairing poata. IDcz3d NJ
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COmmOm Senae

-ANTED-AGENTS-s250 permouth
to sell the only GENUISEIMPR0VED
COMMON EMS IA MILY Sc ING
MACHINE. Price only SIS. Great in
dncements Il agents. THIS is the most
popular Sewing Machine of the day
makes the famous Elastic Lock Stitch {"
will do.any kind of WORK that can be done
on any maehfne-AOO.O o sold, and the
demand constantly increasing. Now is
the time to take an Agency. send for cir
cuIars. Gs ReI0dTe Of fAJr ts2geTSI=Ea Ad-
dress SEOOM B d CO., Boston, Mass. Pitts
bur4h, pa, or St. Louis, No. -- .
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n HAVE Al VARIETY Or Mu
NESS and DWELLING HOUHEs,
and a large a Der -of BUILDING L9Ta
in almost every part OF E~YansVilles also 5
number OF Farms and several thOueaud.
acres OF TIMBERED LANDS, ali Of whiga
l. Will sell on EASY TERMS. n haVe Euale
very DESIRABLE aud very DHHAE
LOTS, GVfLhfa ten n~linuLes' zOnM 0f III C1nFE
House. Persons Wishing 10 buy Will anHe
money by purchasing az my Office. Those
haVing rOperty 20 sell viii please BRING
yrnethe description ana price.
T. shall soon ,adVertl8e for public .aaiH
valuable property IN the rnpER uaT
Of ihB city, neaf the proposed TRACK oftHe
street railroad, where nice buildtng EftFa.
can be had on VERY IREAsONAnlE T19HH
/ have also opened an Office for OLIeH -
ING PATENTS. Persons desiring e Obs
tain Patents can make appHcaHousIbU ar1.
and by calling at my Office, on
THIRD ST., bet. Main and Locus
EVANSVILLE, IRD.
t'1.i eHI"t3fH ALNAH J0HEs0N,
ocl3l Heal Estate and Parent ARenl
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AND gUPPBY4GENCY
'ner First and Pine and Second a.
Elm Streets
I-mporfant -.

Portable Engines (sdlo min si5s). az
Portable Circittar Sac Afiilg.
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WOMEN or NEW YORK,

or, THE UNDERWORLD OF THE
RAH GREAT CITY, The sins of every
class. Of society * posed. Av0id the
Railroad to Ruin. Signals OF dan
ger are up. More money in IL for Lire
AGants than dny ether Book. Takes three
presses aiLfhe time to print fast enough.
Ore Agent took AIS orders In 10 ,dGUS. 40
DID,, As. Illustrations Price 1880. AGENTS
WANTED. Address NEW YORK BOOK
COMPANY 145 Nassau street, New York.
.wr UNTERsS GUIDE.--The REAL
" original" 2,e00 sold, Tells how
10 hunt, trap. and catch ALL animals
from mfuk-tO bear. s~l0ltsnntng secrets.
So pages. welt bounds Every boy needs 1T.
1T WILL PAY. Money refunded If not sat-
is1ed. Only . cents. postpaid. Address
HUNTER q Co. Publishers, Htnsdale,
New Ham pshiTeS4. s assEF ..a. g.. ss4
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Nanr Adrerfisamenfa.
Circular Saw Vile
OF SOLID IRON,

LOCK HAVEN, PA.
aIessrs. & BLAKEWELL, Pitts
burg, Pa
Gents--We have been using your make
of Gang Saws in our mill, and IND them,
in point of quality, superior TO any we
have ever used. Yours, &C..
SHAW, BLANCHARD & co.
JAMESTOWN, MY.
& BLAKEWIsLL we have
no trouble with you saws; they don't
need to be lined mp with paper; we
put them on III Maadrei and they go
right along.
Temper perfectly uniform, and quality
CHAS. ]. FOX.
Lippincott & Blackwell,
Manufactures OF Circular Muley, Mill
Gangand Cross-Cat Saws. Chopping Axes
all shapes COlburn's Patent Axe. Shovels
Spades and Miles's Patent Covered Scoop
i4a-.f- etEe .
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COMETMIEG in the STAR for every
body. TAI IN THE WEST. SO
An eIghI-pase UnfveFsalIst family Week1y,
giving current secular news. Edited by
Rev. DR. .WILLIAaISoS and j. S. CANTwELL.
8 50 per year in advance. Premium to RcU
Subscribers. Send for specimen. Address
WILLIAMSON s CANTWELL, Cincln-
natl. Ohio. zf-s- % s4-
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~nL0MoSsS CIHEADRE@'S UNDER
- CLOTHES SUPPORTER Is the most
perfect article. of the kind ever offered TO
the public; made prettily; fits nicely, gives
esse and comfort, and is just what every
Miss wants. Mothers interested in the
comfort and health OF their. daughters
should examine Its merits. For sale by
MILLER, GARDNER & Co,
- Evansville, Ind.
Manufactured by ID. B. SAUNDERS &
CO., 96 SumDer street, Boston, Mass.
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HOLIDAY JOURNAL for 1870.

Containing a Fairy Story for Christmas,
Puzzles, and Wonders.J Sixteen
large pages, illustrated. Sent FREE on
receipt OF 2-eent stamp tor postage. aaa..
ADAMS & CO..
Is BromAeldS ST. eet, Boston, Mass.
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a GENTS MANTaD-For HOW TO

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- MAKE THE FARM PAY.-A sure,
safe, and practical Guide to every Farmer,
Stock Raiser, Gardener, and Fruit Cultur-
ist. By this boo yearly pronts may be
doubled, land Increased ia value, poor
men made rich, and honest labor re-
Wsrded. English and German. Every body
buys II. six hundred sold In q few town.
ships. Hundreds in a single townships.
Agents can find no better work during the
FAN and Winter. Farmers and their sons
can each make 500 per month. send for
circular. Address
ZEIGLER, McCURDY & Co,
Cincinnati. Ohio. or Chfcago. Ill.
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!. CTAR.SPANGLED RANNER.,

EsEti"-IL
still waves. better than ever. Rich,
Rare, Racy. Ledger size; 40 columns. Wit,
Humor, Fun HHmbugs EXPOSED. Elegant
IS su6et-plat3 EvaBgetineo gratis to eveTg
subscriber. Only 75c. for a whole year.
RE-. Specimens &c. Address
.RGNNER- Hinsdale. New Hampshlre. -
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AWe-haxe been at great pains to- obtain
the facts and circumstances attending the
remarkable life OF this most extraordinary
man. who has been mainly instrumental
in developing the greatest crimes commit
ted in this country, aud bringing their
authors to Justice, besides rendering in
Valuab-e service To the Government dur
ing The late rebellion. -t
The BIOGRAPHY of ALLAN PINKER-
TON IS truly a ROMANCE of LIFE. and
the demand for 1t IN all parts OF the coun-
try will be 50 great that those who desire
10 secure copfes, and who live at a dis
lance, hould either sub crlba at once or
notify the neW<deaIers from whom they
purchase that they may obtain FULL
SUPPLY ON THEIR FIRST ORDER.
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Arrivals aud Depnrturos.

The arrivals and departures up to 3
PM. Saturday include the Kate Robinson,
Cincinnati TO It. Louis; Pink XaIble,
Cairo to LouisviIie; Fayette, 10 Henderson
and return Mountain Belle, to Cincinnati;
Pine Bluff. from Green River; Alpha, TO
Greensboro.
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RE For BLACK WORMS and PIMPLES
on the face, use PeTryi8 CoMledoRe dad PIN
pie Remedy. prepared only by DE-. b. Q.
PERRY, 40 Bond Street, New York. Sold
everywhere. Tue trade supplied shy-whole-
sale medicine dealers. lnOlT dam SpN
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DRY DOCK.

+. j. RErTz, of Reitz Il Hauev
GEoRGE II. START, OH Baird start.
EDwARs q. MURRAY, FORMERLY 81 Memna
Ways, PaducRh, Ky
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- o.1er Rtyer Heu.s ses FourtA ~
Heafnar and wnrer

The snow storm that set IN late Friday
night did not last long. and Saturday
morning opened bright and beautiful but
very cold, the mercury ranging at So at 6
An. and at BE at noon, a kesn northwest
wind prevailing, making h river quite
rough. AS III wind set up the river, no
apparent decline during the night was
manifest, and it is probable a slight swell
may take place by to-day. The latest adj
vices gave the depth Of water at French
Island at 70 inches, lille there is 81 feet
at Walkers.
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q u. t.,sr..as. 8. 81. h.'<.s J sv..,ea DO.
soos~ seastiasA - waSAingssa. Ths ysestssat ssae
dispsaeA 10 q ssalyls~ 1ieA e Danbssy, Coz
,setieuk. iasssu1ng - Of ~ dssaA q hes hsseee
ard sxpssssi1eshe llgAsst sssss. ios - dsesa.
The fss'rd 4 - ., 'e' q Th.'t'y. j 7
Senator 0sikss 81 Iowa ~ cot b u sssiGnaksoa
70 Oovesnoe Morrill, 70 take eGect On ths lseh o( D.
eDbes.
{ LTD sssssa Shae 0esss,l sl~uaa 1insa . 'seez~
'tstty al Ww q Seetram. TIE nane oe q. n. Dodge
r ifsll e&ief eaxner a de Cnioa rsc1c RailEoad
I. msn,iu,ra 4. ooe3su vosh ~ soceession to the
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The Territorial Fair begins In Helena Sep
tcm6cr s7th. what showing will Dgss
Lodte and xissouls cosuties make 1t The
exhibition! Deer Lodge has fine stock,
Nissouls agricultanl pr,ducts that, At least,
will c,,nrAse favos~bly with those Of any
other portion Of the territory. We know
" scsae Of our Wrst.sidcrs who win put as.
ticlcs in competition, hut their number is too
limited. It Is though. by some that Lewis
and Clark county will have such prcpon'
dcrancc in the Fair that our offerings viii be
Insignificant. Certainly Lewis and CLARK
will be we'll represented. That Is right The
less we put in competition the greater will
Ike the disparity. 1t IL suggested. too, that
tho awards will be partial to lewis and
Clark. We don't believe II. II We believed
such were the case. We would say "stay
ont" This same feeling existed In regard
10 the Worlds Fair At Paris. America made
pcnurious appropriation, scnt over pslsry
product. filed only one fou: III of the limited
space allotted her. and took more first pre-
miums in important practical manufactures,
than any other country. Hundreds Of our
people will attend the Fair, and the high ap-
probation We have of the Western Slope,
could hest Ike conveyed to the Atlantic
Slippers by showing substantial cause in the
exhibition. These competitive displays arc
an mitigation to excel. Comparing methods
Of culture, and results; getting acquainted
with rival producers. and gathering infor.
nation frOm each other. arc advantages Of
fs:rcd In no other way. 1t is had scason,
truly; hut withsl. the exhibitions from Der
Lodge this year should largely exceed those
of last, and the way To do it il not to wait
to zee what others will do-entcr the lists
yourselves.
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THE LOON CREEK MINES.

We have given our readers such informa.
ton NJ We could Oh, ain of this new Idaho
excitement. We proposed doing so, believ-
ing that cacI, mans judgment, with the dear
experience Of Sun River, Salmon, Sweet
water and White Pine, would lead Il consid.
crate reflection before packing traps and
secking the source Of the golden glare, too
often chimcrA The information is cumu.
lstivc that there IL goll in Loon Greek; that
there Is great deal If it; thasthere is plenty
of water; that 1t Gusts great deal to open
ground; that the stampede has been immense
from Idaho, and the ground. % far . pros-
pcctcd, all taken up; that, in fact, the coun-
try is already over crowded with miners and
merchants, and u great many are coming out
TO cheaper winter quarters, where they ART
sure Ut least of living. This we believe to
be true. Very little will or can be done ct
Loon Greek this autumn. Next season it
may b. good camp. But next season, pro-
vidcd there is water, there will not he half
miners enough in Montana to work the
ground now opened and covered with bitches.
So, If you have enou yh to 80 to Loon Creek.
you have enough to stay in Montana, and
the chances are one hundred to ono that
next season you will have better opportuni.
tics here than there Don't bc foolish now.
Take n good look before you leap. and save
travelling expenses, hardship and remorss.
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THE CAPITAL HESCLT.

0ovesnor Ashlcy. IN August 3ist. issued
prclsmstions declaring James NJ Cavan.
sugh the Delegate eject. and Virginia City
to lie the scat Of government Of Montana
Territory. Jhc HtpuSlican publishes 10th,
hut the Oasesss and Herald publish only the
one concerning Nj. Csvsnsugh. Thcrc,ums
from Chosesu county were. We learn from
good authority, grossly irregular. they hav.
Ing no signatures Whatever. The unlocked.
for majority rolled up in Madison, 10 nc
counted for - follows: 1t WAS deemed by
Virginisns that II the correct majority was
published. Helena would keep on voting and
getting in returns until the Virgins vote
was surpassed. 80 tho correct returns were
withheld, lesser majority reported, and on
the returns all being placed In the hands Of
the Csnvassing B''ard. consisting Of Governor
Ashley, Secretary Scribner and General
Nowie-probably oil favorable to Helena
it transpircd that Madison had really polIetl
majority Of nearly 1900 against Helena.
while but | 100 Or 100 were previously re-.
ported, giving Virginia majority Of 30l
votes. If honest. and II IL claimed to bc. 1t
Was cspitally done. the hest managed little
affair Of the kind we have heard Of-.and
Virginia can afford u jubilatc over 1t, even
II Helena does regard it ~ ''dirt" Helena
did not need the Capital; Virginia just now
could scarce AFFORD to hose II; the location
Of tho Railr,ad line next year will have =
wonderful weight in determining where it
should 20. and meantime notsDdy, that We
know of, is seriously damaged by the Terri.
sorisl government of Montana sitting on the
came scat il has occupied for years.
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The first furry of excitement over the Ex.
ecutive appointments Of Auditor. Treasurer
and Superintendent OF Public Instruction
has subsidized. COL Fisk Auditor, demanded
the bucks, papers, etc. Of the incumbent,
Capt. Rogers, and tho latter declined to sur.
render possession. 1t will now, probably,
be tested by application to the Court for .
writ compelling their delivery, ". possibly,
the matter will rest for time and the Gov.
ernor call session OF the Legislature. when
the squabblc will I've fought over between
the Governor and Council Webclicve both
Messss. Fisk and Fray have accepted their
appointments. The sppointce for Superin.
sendens, jas. H. Mills. has declined. The
reasons therefor were given in the letter to
tho Executive. declining the appointment.
From the tonc OF the Gazette, and the num-
Ter Of sttosncys We learn arc retained, the
incumbent Auditor and Treasurer propose
70 contest the case stoutly, and the appoint
ees arc equally In earnest The main points
involved are, whether Or not Rog.
ere and Barclay were lcgislated out Of otiicc
August ID; whether Or not the Governor
can make vacancies by new appointment
during areccss Of the Council and whether or
not, II he has that power. his ipp'intccs,
even In case Of . vacancy, con assume the
duties ofoh3ce before confirmed by the Ccun.
Gil Popular feeling will cool down little
during the tedious slownsas Of the ponder.
ous judicial machine. and the revenues will
be collected and disburscd, pretty much the
same. whether II Is done by men belonging
TO one party OF the other, One thing iscer.
tain, taxstion.
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GOVERNOR ASNLEYL NDEER
LODGE, u. t.,

Governor Ashley arrived on Monday's
czech and took up h;s quarters q the Scott
House. At about 81 O'Clock In the evening
I've was the recipient Of IN impromptu scre'
made. and, shortly after, appeared on the
balcony Of tho Hotel and was introduced u
the assemhlage BY Dr.. Mitchell. Thanking
shosc prcsen, for the courtesy thus shown
him, he expressed his delight NJ the manifest
,ovc,ucnt noticeable In Deer Lodge since
his former visit In 81; declared his inten
ton to permanently identify himself with
the Territory, and to fs!niliarize himself with
i. by visiting every camp and valley; hc'
licved II To lie fertile and inhalitsbls; SHOULD
sndcsvor u not only dissbuse the Eastern
mind of the errors into which Il had fallen
In regard 70 the climate and soil Of Mon'sas,
bu, intended 70 write payer for trsnsl"tIon
and by that means, induco tho hardy foreign
agriculturalists u come and cultivate these
beautiful valleys, whose richness fer exceeded
,losc of any other Territory " Sis:e From
his old Congressional District, in Ohio, he
expected to bring one hundred FAMILIES, and
eolouise them In one Of our valleys, which
noe 10 did not yet know. but inclined to
Bitter Root In Other Districts In Ohio.
10 knew Of other parties thss had determined
on making Montana their permanent home
Politically, Ill knew his 2redilsctioas; the
marty whose interests 10 had served In Con.
ersss. hs still adhered 70. and always hoped
70; but thscs was - reason Why be should
not, Ia bic capacity - Executive OF the
Territory, strike hands with Ill parties far
The benefit OF The material Interests Of the
people Of Montana Bod laws existed on
our statute booka Either The people. the
Legislature, n the Congress At To Usitssl
States must do away with them. Excessive
e.d pesuicjous charters for ihs oollsc4ion of
so,l, Nd bssa gsanted Il wss ,isjassous =
~ esuaesy, asd inpsdsd lonigsasies. Hs
bslisvsA sSae oil shsdss Sf pollaleel spinios
shosld hass . rspsessntaaios II ~ LeRisls-
ture. and ssGossted several meth0ds for To
eoassaana&loa. After brief sllusion TO the
Capital qseatiea. nd No Madison coanty
voss. during which he was asked II b b.
Neved t,ss :. estusus laisiy sivea." asd IN.
svesvd shae Il 'sws none Of bio business 70
diseuss their eosssesssss, bst oaly ~ aasiss
n eosubaS thea,' r he again thaaked ~
euAlsseD Soe ~ respeee shows him;a ~
Sisel -
The Ueaone. Asesl4 kespo ~ sAaodlag
advertisement ~ q, = NM @vpA = -
X. w g4.A r
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- I'm Epsroe NEW Neefa-wnr:
A new discovery - just beea nads q
snowshos about tNo miles below 1ssses.
Pryor 4 Co.sclaisA IT, discovery, which
ooasisas Of . vesy hsys baf, ~ - y
II. nos NsonnoUG i = hoo ~ q
lfsssa Ssse dssp. - DsDeso 1ssa ~
gyaes ROOFS 70 bed.soek. 1GsGsk W9llI1Aa
& Psspell havs bsea bosily sseaeed TIL
week WITH . largs fusss oe nsa. cesstsuet-
ine - exssooivo ditch 15o0 6a0wsh6e u
The bar. They intsad % hsvs IL co0eosoed
b sepasohsn n H. Wnnsna = also
ulabine psepaneioaG - Asvs iAvasaaee =
apsseioa - snoo . ~ dituA - eo0psoeoe
We eGpset this =. pspvs q ~ ESdaa6s,
81 yisla plssssss1ly. = ~ ss0ss - No..
0nnA .id;fli 3 afst-a
!, f..aa assl!ss . J. .sssslh &c n.ua
nsssl,sdses.IysSs. kakaa - -'Tiais
II Nsnhsa, Flee 81 1l1 Sav -
~ GsolleA - ~ asn - -
0QlDG0OD ~ UoooUq -rsas5 n.--y t--r
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

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..s ...
~. .~,- -..w". -,-r. Il.
ae..''e.iv. to life aud property ana YET d'pen'e' lib
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DEATH OFSECRETAR ]
+a ".~. RAWLIN6. .S

By tho death Of 0eueral Rawliss, 6ecse.
.ary Of War. the countsy loses one Of it,
best young livss. and the Adainislsasloa =
corucs stDue. He was residens Vt 0alena,
of fine ability and sttainmcnsa. end full Of
brilliant promise. When General 0saats
star took The ascendant hc made Rswliaa
chief Of sss6, which position b occapted
until tlss formation u the Cshinse eays hin,
. seili naors proniasss AID rsspossib's posi-
oiea. 0saas might veil bvs hin; - ovea
= IN n0ch tlae - + j. ds1icaDo h9aDeh
los ssms ysan, ~ ssosDsivs I'D csas1asi
dsudgsey It Adjutsns 0eassal. developed
cousumpsion, end the ~ lsss asduoos duties
Of Secretary, which 10 Esvs personal aad
cuusssst aaasalion, - ssat hin pesuaessssy
70 III grave, hosossd, tsasesA )ovsd and
mbusped. The Pvai1sst wW - Gsseanais
II saoag ~ his "a ssboe6issass heeasasd
one possessing % many of ~ 1se1sa1e
qualities thas characeoi1o1 1aNlio&
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A kDAD NEEDED.

"Thc highways of country are the meas.
urc of their civilization" This being 70.
the Alant;c in speaking Of u having -
kind Ut canned civilization" in this region.
10 son,ewhst desucuted But with our grand
valley highways, We lave some had noun.
tain country. The Arst located roads ore
not always ON the best engineering line. and
even when they are The snbscqusat locs'i""
of new camps renders changes necessary.
An instance of this 10 Highland. An excel
lent valley rad leaes fr'm Deer Lodge to
Butte City. From there to Highland isonly
twsnty miles by Trail over . good country,
and where camps are springing up. But the
wagon rosd leads from Butte. twenty miles
toward Jefferson, and Themes starting back ..
m acute angle tits eight ncre miles 70 High
land over very rough country. Now, par
ties 1t Butte offer u build the twenty mile
direc. wagon rad between Highland and
Butte for 81, $40. It reduces the distance 10
Deer Lodge, the county seat, 10 Is miles ;
avoids the toll r,ad, will give = good winter
rosl, with but one considerable hill to 30
over between Butte and Highland. The
other can he graled around. Highland has
900 people. II 10 " the advantage of oil u
have it built Highland il interested; Hunt
Icy will rave eight miIes Of HE route between
Deer L,dge and Virginia; Deer Lodge mcr'
chants are Interested. and would II not Oe
well Tor the County Commissioners to con-
sidcs tho propriety Of assisting short, good.
direct, free r,sd to one Of tho remote and
heavy tax paying towns! A. II stands now
Helena II more accessible trum Highland,
In the winter, than Deer Lodge. Build this
rosi and Tive terms will be rcversed Gus
toners won't climb creased poles 70 SCI IN
ono store II they can walk In another.