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Newspaper Change.-Wc understand that
Mr.. VIM. Todd, Of the Deer Lodge xsds'
pendent, has disposed Of his interest In the
paper to his former partners, MessrG Hath
away and Kerley, who will hereafter oonsti-
tute the flrm. Mr.. Todd, We believe, dmps
the ''stick. !" rule and pen, to assume the
tape and scissors In dry goods house Of
Helena-"Billy" has made host Of friends
In our good city, and viii be missed from
our society, but - the lndpendsxs Asts q
sssy of getting slong without their ''sodd-y''
we can only express regrets at the loss Of
ours. We wish both the firm and the rctir-
ing partner abundant success.
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! 4alk-The PostoGcs = EnnselGbarkk,
Hendesson gulch, ~ been cleood' ~ $50
time, owing h tie q. & ksy lasing bssa
les& weare infseAsd - ~ g aeaia h
posssasion Of u fostnal6sf. - Hsaaleg
vim furnish nail ssgvieo. baginaing .shis
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besa dieooniinued for ~ wsake and y.
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Mn. T. ]. Fsvorite, Of Helena and for
merly publisher of the Rsdiossr, b IL SOwn
~ route to Puget Sound, where, 70 under
stand, be contemplates starting . paper.
Hes sure to be . (asesiys wherever hs goe4
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Blaekfsst Itena-R c. ]. sends 10 thefol.
lowing items, for which b win accept our
thanks: Four stores have recently been put
up and filed with large stocks Of gooda :.
A sale Of mining ground was made few
days ago by Messsa Humphrey, Craig and
Williams to Chinese company, for 81, $50.
This 10 the only Chinese company owning
ground In this vicinity. :. Leopold, The man
who accidentally shot himself ID the knee,
under the caro- Of DR.. Mitchell, Of Deer
Lodge, 10 recovering rapidly. The Doctor,
assisted by Dr.. Frost, performed very diff.
ncult and delicate operation in the re setting
of broken leg for Solomon Cadman.
The Indians are still lurking around Jcfer-
son and vicinity, supposed to be on horse
stealing expedition, A party Of men from
Jefferson, Warrington, and California
gulches, started out on the Path for the pur.
pose of hunting them out Of the county. 90.
The Blackfoot livery stable has changed
hands, and 10 now run by Messra Hands
and Luce. Hay and oats served up In .
''horse. pitable" manner, Embarrassing" In
the best style-call on them. I'LL
can't" etc. Yes U can, ,gain.-ED.l
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Sarveys = Deer Lsdge valley.-Waltef
W. johnson, ESQ.,, who has acontract under
General Washburn, for surveying fourtown-
ships In the upper part Of this valley, CON-
menced active operations on kondAy last
having completed The necessary psspas1tioaG
The townships q - surveyed ~ No. 4
north Of range ten, west; No. : and &,
north Of range nine west; aad also towp;
ship q the mouth Of Flint Creek-No. 10)
north Of range II, west The party consists
Of NJ. johnson and I'VE enployesa Abo1t
three months win - reqpissd o. epnplses
this survey, whieA 1niahss ~ surveys b
Dssr Lodge Valley.
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Bishop Tuttle's Sernon.-The services
held ct the Court House on last Sunday, by
Bishop d. 8. Tuttle, were we'll attended by
our church.going citizens, and listened to
with marked attention throughout. Like
al of the Bishops sermons, It was an elo-
quent and argumentative appealin favor Of
Christianity, and could not fsil Of making .
lasting impression on his hearers. The
Bishop left to al his other appointments,
per Tuesdays coach. On next Sabbath
Rev. George Comfort will hold divine ser
vice 1t the same place, q II =. H., and Z
r.M. Let there be full attendance.
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New BARTER Shsp.-Ths building -
Gently occupied ~ II. Tucker = saloo.,
adjoining To Scott House, he's been par-
chased, and win - Ateed .ap 60 Dasbss
shop. The Tousoeial artistic hoile ftpQ Hel.
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Indians.-A party OF about % Nez Perces,
mostly squaws, passed through town Tues
day afternoon. Their pack animals were
laden With tho spells Of the chase, and the
tanned bcsntics were s-grin with satisfac
tion q the sppsrently saccessfal exploits Of
their hunter braves. Two OF the braves who
passed through later In the evening, report
8 Heap Sioux on Yellowstone"
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Peterson Gulch.-This recent discovery,
six or seven miles from town, has some -
or 50 claims staked, and fair prospects are
being obtained by NJ. Cowan, ito DISCOVERIES.
Owing to there being no water q present on
the gulch, but few claims ase being opened
C. B. Adriance b Co., and French COM
peny arc busily engaged IN testing their
ground. So far they have not struck the
main channel, but In neatly every shaft
have seen enough color " to warrant them
In continuing their test4.
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Wesley ". Jsass, Sheriff elect arrives
from Helena, pr Wednesdays coach. H
hes been ever 70 Tho Capital for few daya
recreation. and reports everything so-so'
in that village He departed for Deep yes
tcrday.
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job Work.-Parties wishing printing Of
any description, win bear IN mind that they
can have their work doneat the New NORTH.
WEST Job Office, il . manner not excelled
In the Territory, and u prices fully q lev
% in Helena Business Cards, Bin and Let
ter Heads, Pos:ers, In any color or style,
Circulars, Labels, Tags, and, in fact, all
classes Of job printing done on short notice,
and satisfaction guaranteed.
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yalltep & Co.-This enterprising livery
irm have erected = beauiifsi sign, in the
shape Of wcll-formed, finely painted fast
looking nag, In front Of their livery stable,
on Main street. It 10 without doubt the
handsomest thing of the kind In the Terri.
tory, speaks well for both mechanic and ~
tist, and cost In the neighboehood Of 1150.
By the way, II you want really hne turn.
out, Walton d Co. = IL the place 70 get II.
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rRo,, ruE ASSOCIATED rryss.

WASIIiSGrOS, November -.
Gustavus A. Smith, oc Alabama, Is appointed
collector OF Internal revenue for New Mexico.
Four hundred thousand dollars were subscribed
last night for the International Fair.
Webster, q sonin-law OF the Secretary OF State,
la counsel for Spain in the matter OF nbcing the
Spanish guuboats. There is no doub, here that
Fish is hostile 70 any action OF the government
favoring struggling Cuba.
colorod girl, nearly white, has smhSglcd her
nelf into tho public school for white. The ques-
ron Of her expulsion causes much excitement
nnd will force the school authorities 10 nc. on tho
question.
Belchcr, assessor Third Georgia District, reports
tho olcc Of assistant assessor for Talliafcro and
Wilkes Counties plundcred, and mole len warn
ing the assessor to keep away.
Washington special to the New York Tri-
bune Gays: "Admiral Porter has now go, our
navy into condition that will render IL danger
GUS for Spain to attempt amy rcprisuls, in case
the gunboats arc for any reason withhcid.r
Commander Secly. of the Steamer P;lwncc for
cruelty 10 BcaIncn, has been sentenced 10 four
years. suspension from duty oil furloush pay.
General Terry has dispatched detachment Of
troops 20 protect Tie revenue officers In Wi!kcs
ana TailnfcrO Counties Georgia.
In the Supreme Court, the case OF pitscr Miller
VS. Iarkin Mckenzie and Others for tho sciznrc
and destruction Of cotton, was taken up. Tho de-
fendants were Stale soldiers, AMI acted under
orders OF the Governor OF Mississippi Under in
structons, the court below gave aScrdici for the
defendants, ami from this the p!aniG appeals.
Tke decision was reserved.
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4 NEW FEATURE or lSrnnN ArluHAi. LAW.
am .iB0Ur TIE sr.,TE.
Railroad Accident.

AZ The up train of The Spartanburm and
Union Railroad was passing near Iuncsvillc nn
gave way and threw several of the boxes OT the
track AMI down high cmbankneni. Captain
Wey, Major Joln \. Lee anu Major Nm. Foster
were severely bruised, AMI narrowly escaped
with their lives They we're sitting In the hag
gage ear nj The time, which was upset, reversing
the relative positions OF the gentlemen ami thu
baggage. Tho damage To the train WAS consider
a!ic, hut the company have reason To he thank.
~! th.! Ii WAS not muci great 81.
The Spartnnburg and Union Railroad.
The Spartanburg Spartan SAYS: "A meeting Of
the friends OF the extension nf the Spnrtnnburg
n;'i Union Railroad was held on the evening OF
the 10th instant. y goOlly number Of persons
from Charleston, Columbia Union and ASlievtlIc,
y. q. Colonel Gage 0f Union. was uSkc, tO pre-
secretary The chairman: Colonel Blake, Of Asilc.
vile, Colonel 4. u. Jctcr Mr. S. lInbo Mr.. Ryan, OF
Charleston. DIR. Winsmiih, DIR. Eantliver and Dr.
ktigorc addressed the meeting. Each OF the
speakers manifested Il deep incrcs; in the enter
prise. There were some differences Of opinion ;ls
to the most practicable plan for securing, the o.,-
jcct so earnestly desired Ivy a Int the advocates
OF the different plans suggested showed willing
ness to yield their individual opinions In order to
tension are certainly more In earnest now than
they have ever been heforc rhc people hcgin TO
s'1 that the building of this extension IL the only
means of avoiding the ruin To the material in
tcrcsts Of the Slate which will follow The coinp.c.
lion "I the Rahnn's Gap Road. We confidently
expect To see this great work h".:un in !, very
short time. On motion 0f Colonel .ctcr, il was
resolved iha, the board or directors of The
Spartanburr AMI Union I,ailvorl i,c authorized 10
cal. Il meeting nj the Stockholders to take snrlc
definite action In rcgarii 10 the cNtcnsion ot the
road "a ASi,cviilc. TN motion or Colonel G. Can
non, the mcinbcR Gf the Legislature from ihisi
district were requested 10 act with II r0rini,ire
TO bc appointed hy The direction of the Spartan
burg and Union I:tllroai, in an eiiort 10 induce
the Legislature to make an appropriation TO aih
in this great enterprise
Siirciis NJ State News.
:. Major George boswell, venerable ci,Xca o:
Edgciehl, died last week: aged az.
Mr.. Charles II. l'anhard Of baltimore, has as
s,imed the duties Of assistant assessor oi internal
revenue for Spar,anburg County.
There Mas Il ,lisgrlccfui negro rios i'll NGwlcriy,
last week, growing out Of political agitation,
Mr.. Samuel J. Bradley, an intelligent and sue
ccssfnl planter Of Sumter County, 'lici OH The I'd
instant; aged -.
On Tuesday night n flre occurred 1T thr Coiuri-
ba fanncry, which consumed the cnginc-iiOnsc,
the bark and the hide mill. The recent improve
mrnts made by the new proprictor5, NcssiS. J.
r. Thomas Il Co., were thus lost Tho loss is not
severe and the damage VIII he promptly repaired.
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Isrnc,AL TsLKGrAM 10 THE sEws.l

WASHINGTON kOYcnihcr -.
Tic SpaniHh Minister usscrts that he has trust
worthy Information to the ctrrc; ;ha; the Cuban
rcvoluiionists no longer occupy II single town Oh
tho whole island.
REPORTS received at the Internal Revenue Bill
rcau, show that one tobacco factory has been
seized in the Filth District, nnd ono ds,nlcry in
the Seventh District OF North Carolina: also ono
distilicry in The Fourth Dis;ric, OF Georgia.
Speaker Elaine writes Il letter denying that
Secretary Pish is negotiating reciprocity treaty
with Canada, declaring that the Secretary. like
himself, il opposed 10 it.
A Radical senator has prcparcl hill which he
Intends to introduce OIL the first day vi the sea
sioa, removing the disabilities OF every person
disqualified by ;hc Fourteenth amendment.
Count bismarck recently wrote note asking.
tkis government TO negotiate q treaty with The
North German Confederation, FOR the better pro.
teshon OF cnligrants. Secretary Fish replied,
suggesting thnt the treaty should he made with
all the maritime powers Accordingly England
was invited 10 join in thc treaty. She has just
given her answer. declining TO do go. This, i, is
said, VIII be the end Of the matter.
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Aspect or the Gs,lornl Asscmbly-The
Thira Itoaac-spnaker iIu.lcy's RIes-
snSe-Tr.cks OF tho DcmngogucR-Thc
Truth About the Disturbance in
AhbcvEIlc, &c.
irnox ouu own CORRESPONDENCE,

CoLuMEIA, Tuesday night, EovemDcr'a3.
The Legislature that met to-day has not mate
rally changed In appearance since 1t left IT'S last
sIiing--thc saine faccs-the salrc manners
tho sarle motives, apparently
DHhAGoGUE3 AT WORE.
The third house WIS not In session ta-day
Several representatives were present and
aHEousiy looked for Speaker Hurley to call tliem
to order; but appeared satisfied when informed
that iewas engaged in writing, V. It'll oil the as-
slsIancc hc could get, his message. lie arrived
tonight, AMI 1t is thought thGt the house will be
In session tomorrow. AS rumor hath II, he viii
recommend in Ills message that the least sal
about The Governors message the better 1t will be
70. ihc Governor: that IL committee bc appointed
To ascertain what will lie the average price OF
votes this session; another 10 ascertain what
amount Of money there will be among the mem.
bcrs OF his house, and another to that the sup
ply OF morphine among the members OF nj! three
bodies be limited.
Some of the enemies Of the negro race
most blatant dcmagogucs Of the Iadica, odor-
ere crying aloud for & law to regulate the price
of labor; a Iaw that shall ix scale of high min
imnm prices. This law, they tell the negro la-
borcr, will compel the white man to pay him
mere for Ills work t.san lie now gets. The nc
tsrocs arc ready 10 shout for such glorious law
ana TO vote for II. When the law Shall come into
operation, the landowner ends himself unable
10 hire work at no high price, and the deluded
negro finds himself out Of work, out OF food and
out Of friends.
lis earnestly hoped hy all moderate men, cs.
pccially by the true friends Of the negro race,
that no party wirc.pung shall result In leopard
i'g the interests Of the State by hurrying upon US
Romc crude undigGstod scheme that Will i.npoy-
crsn the employer and perish the laoorc-. And
there IL danger Of this.
Since 1t turns out that the B!ne Ridge Railroad
Company have been Sena.orSpragued tho Gov.
crnor Is probably not so anxious to he Identified
with that measure. His Excellency is tho only
man That hnd finger In both these handsome
jobsi and they are brilliant specimens Of his ab
ity as managing agent for tour beloved S,ate,,--
as his Exccency facetously styles sonth Caro-.
Ina. His Excellency's fostering the material in
tercsts OF Shc State In ls sprague Crlssyeu styls
reminds one OF Kimpton's smitlng tho rock OF The
national resources. That Is to say, Soott's smit.
Ing tho s:amp House To "aei PRODUCES very mach
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THE RADIOA Is OF THE Old DOMIN-
IONA HAPPY FA KILY.

RICHMOND, November NJ.
the Republican State Convention to-day
adopted an address to Congress. IL sets forth
that the election In Virginia was a Confederate
triumph. achieved by intimidation aud fraud,
Republican meetings being IN some instances
hrokcn up by mobs; that the true secret Of the
Republican defeat was the submission to sepa-
rate vote OF tic test oath and dlsfranchsins
clauses, which had beer inserted in the constitu-
Hon In the spirit OF the reconstruction acls; that
the convention have the greatest confidence In the
repubcanlsm anu craftsmanship OF the Presi.
dent and q majority OF Congress, but that they
were deceived AZ 10 the true state Of affairs in
yifginia-,lIat tho present Legislature Il d!sioya
and Illegal, and even if il ra;iaea the Fifteenth
amendment, Will enact Huch educational and
property qualifications as to entirely destroy the
innuenoc or col0rcd suffrage, n 'd prevent cOlorcd
voters from either holding oilico sitting in the
Jury box. The address asks Congress TO order
new election, with the constitution submitted rs
whole, nnd send a military force SUM-
sient 70 protect Republicans In their rights
or TO require Tho test cath OF members Uf the Leg
isiaturc and award tho seats or members unable
ta take il to those eligible opponents who have
received t!tc next highest vote. The address was
signed by aix out Of eight OF the committee ap.
pointed SO prepare 1t; the other two members sup
Poi WI thShlnP SOHETcSS lot l!nmctll.
ate admission Of the State, and o, the same time
to exnct guarantees that every citizen ahall en-
JOY every right nLder the the Federal and State
Constitution. The substitute was defeated and the
original address adopted by i23 to 81.
series OF resolutions were adopted indorsing
Grants administration and pedsing support "
1t, requesting the President 10 make Federal ap-
pointmcnts in Virginia only OH the recommended
Hon OF Republican, mclnbcrs Of Congress from
the State or the State Central Committee; rejoice
ing In the reduction OF the national debt: and the
approaching resumption OF specie payments; de-
precating the appointment OF Conservatives To
ONCE ovor Republicans, and endorsing the Hcpub.
Kcan members Of the Legislature.
Tho convention then went into the election OF
chairman OF the State Central Committee. The
supporters OF the defeated substitute nominated
General Wickam, and their opponents nominated
Charles ii. Porter. The friends OF Tie substitute
eoncciying that they did not get fair pluy, with.
drew from the convention - the withdrawn.
mcrnbers were about thirty In number, including
4 j. Ii. Platte AMI X. S. Ayre, Republlc;- members
elect to Congress. john w. jenkins. chairman Of
, the Republican State Central Committee Carr
and Haskell, state senators, j. II. Clements, late
i,Cpublican candidate for Lieutenant ovcrnor,
Morgan and Jackson, OF the Legislature, o. A.
Hinc, tho father Of tie proscrptlvc cla,ll :, In the
constitution, and others. These with irawInp
members signed :hc substitute and will forward
IL to Congress.
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5pcrial Nplicrs.

:;sH-ClIARLESTON, S. c., NOVEMBER
a5.-T0 THE EDITOR Or TIE NEwS:-fou men
loil, in your local column, that "a man was ar.
rested In King street for having entered Archcr'S
bazaar with the intent OF killing the proprietor,
AS [ am the s.man" referred to, nnh as you have
unintentionally done me nm Injustice, would bcg
your indulgence while ] place myself In
correct position. The facts of the case are ~
follows: On Tuesday night last heard upon The
streets that Archer had trcuted my wife with
great ruicncss, and being In the neiShborood
went To his th,or, without entering, TO demand an
explanation. Archer armed himself with u pistol
AMI catne ont in the street at my call. then
stated to him What had heard, and asked him
To go with me to private place In order to have
an explanation, assuring him that was uIarmcd.
This he refused TO 10 and .hen left. thinking that
his cowartlirc would not warrant me In chastiS'
ing lin. Willie in u grocery store opposite attend.
ing 10 some business, Archer came up with Il no.
liccman aud ordered my arrest. went to tile
Gunrdhouse, anu the 0filC + who searched me will
testify that no weapons were found on my peg
son. This, however, did not satisfy this trclnb
ling fellow, and upon his affidavit was bound
over to keep the peace. These facts lm lrcpar-
cd To substantlatc by competent witnesses.
never, for one moment, entertained an idea OF
killing Archer; my only intention was-!lah
found him TO bc n man of any couragc-to make
him apologize or cGstigate him for his lnsnlrm,c
to my wife. Finding that lie lacked this attril,.
ute, lelt him with the intention OF treating Him
with the contempt which he deserved. simply
desire to make this statement OF the facts OF the
case IN order that might be placed IN u correct
position. JOS. SiLyEY.
nOv16 IL
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EUROPE.
MADRID. November %
II to Congress.

MADRID. November %.
The Republican deputies who recently len
their seats Will retur;i 10 tho Cortes next week
The hlnlttor OF Colonies to-day read IN the
Cortc3 draft OF tho Constitution OF Porto Rico
It forbids tho discussion OF any prOposliion for n
separation from Spain, proclaIina complete rclig.
,ous lborty, FNcs tho right OF suffrage TO all who
can read and vrito except slaves. Plnccs certain
restrtcttonl OH slavery. and pr0claims that savea
have no rights aod can only acquire them by ennn
eipation. The Gtcstion OF slavery Ia reserved for
subsequent bill.
LoNDoS, November 25.
Tie completion Of the Suez Canal has seriously
snscted irc.sht3 via the Cape OF Good Hope.
z Tho Peabody funeral fleet sail December -
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sPARKs EAoM THE wrREs.

Late dispatches from Turks Issnd report.
salt steady and In good demand.
The Red River rebels have taken possession OF
the Hudson Bay Company's stores.
z The commanders OF volunteer organizations in
Canada ara rendering their scrvlces for tho Red
River war.
Henry Ward Bccchcr has been elected president
Of the Women's Surragc Convention at Cleveland,
Ohio.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-26
THE NATIONAL CArJTfA.

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