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SCENE AT THE INDEPENDENT ERIE BoARD.-Here
is a scene rom the first meeting of the "Indepen.
dent Erie Board" in New York, last week
"There was a high desk at the farther end of the
room, and on this desk Mr.. James Fisk and a
number Of his friends were congregated, gesticu.
Iating in an exciting manner. Mr.. Fisk is q stout,
chubby blonde, Of apparently forty years of age.
he has a fresh color, tinged with red, blue eyes,
a good pair of shoulders, an amber mustache, a
large head, a nose more than inclined to be aqul-
ine and yet it is not massive or broad enough
when looked at in profile light from the base OF
the face TO the point, where the nostrs end at the
tip. he was clothed in q new pilot monkey
jacket, snufcolored velvet vest, brown.cOOred
pants with q stripe, and at his vest watch.guard
daDgled. Mr. Fisk had a narrow necktie-narrow
in dimensions, but beautiful n the harmonious
bnation of Its colors, which were three, red
green, and yellow. Mr.. Fisk is slow in body, but
quick 10 temperament. BE was the central figure
of the meeting, or rather the axis around which
all other figures revolved. Directly fronting him,
on the top Of the desk, stood Mr.. George p.
Clark, gentleman with pale face, light whis-
kers, and brown coat. Ii was Mr.. Clark's turn to
speak. He moved that the balance OF the report,
recommendatory Of the nomination Of officers, be
laid on the table. Then the tumult again COM
meDced. Twenty or thirty kid gloved hands were
raised in an appealing manner to the chaiTna.i,
Mr.. Tremain, who seemed very much confused by
the nproar. The criss were fearful, and sh the
animals known to the zoologist were initiated by
the excited crowd. The peculiar and afectionate
yells Of the forlorn tiger, the roaring OF the dis
trscted lion, the cooing OF the dove the lament Of
the hippopotamus, aid the bleating Of the chaste
and peaceful sheep, were all given in succession" "
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Board Of AssisS can't AIdernen.
The board met last evening in regular session,
President KearDy in the chair,
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This board met last evening, Mr.. Markey |
in ths chair and quorum present. The minutes |
Of last meeting, were adopted, the reading dis
pensed with.
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LIEUT.. BRAIN 10 BE RELEAsED.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-10-22

Ra;urnai.-Gfrs.' Langr:shc rc.appcarcd
on the Helena stage AS Judy O I'rot, in ''Irc.
land as it Was" a few evenings since. Her
reception was most enthusiastic. Good.
We might distress "Joscpil" by saying that
in many respects sac is the best actress that
has ever appeared in Montana. Bat we
Meier sav Krs. Ldngrix9e On Me stage.' We
have visited Langrishe's Theatre frequently,
too, in the latter years. She was billed TO
appear but never camc--it was HELEN Nc
GREaoR; LITTLE ToDDLEKrNs; Neg Mcr-
rifles; Judy OTrot or Lady Macbeth that
appeared. Mrs. Langrishc was o!wnys left
ct the wing Possibly that is one essential
of true actress. Versatile; approaching
with rare judgment the spiri: of a character;
representing her conception of It carefully
and continuously while "on;" in line of
comedy and melo drama. truly superior. and
off tho stage most estimalle lady, it is no
wonder that As the Herald has 1t, ION her
first appearance she Mas met with perfect
torrent Of applause, lasting several minutes,
II being SOME time before the play could
proceed" We are gratficd to hear of this
recognition of merit, acquired by many
years of earnest cndeavor The Company,
rs it now is, has no equal in the inland
West.
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SIMMONS


TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
l. Judicial District Of the Territory Of Montana, in
and Tor the county Of Deer Lodge, Conrad Kohrs,
Plaintiff, against 9. ". Morley, George Rolf and
Territory Of Montana send greeting to G. W. Morley,
George Rolf and William Schoheld, defendants:
You are hereby required to appear in MI action
brought against you BY the above named plaintiff, in
the Territory Of Montana In and for the county OF
Deer Lodge aud to answer the complaint died therein
within ten days Exclusive Of the day Of servtcei
after the service on you Of this sumn,ops-iS
county but ds within twesty S; .: o oh:
eswise, within forty days-0r judgment by default w.
be taken against you according to the prayer Of said
Tho said action is brought to recover Of Won tho n
Of $1S alleged to be due plaintiff, follows to vii:
1st-The sum Of $40 certain prOmisOry note for
the said sum- bearing date January 49, 1862 and paya:
BE to Conrad Kohrs Co., before the let day OF
plaintiff for valuable consideration: A-The sum Of
$40 on certain pr0misOry note for the said sum-
bearing date February 1s 1862 and payable to Mart
Kronse Or order or before June l. 1884, which note
sideration $d-The sum Of $685. balance ON account
Tor beef sold and delivered to you at Silver Bow Deer
Lodge county, N. T., between August 21st, 1868 and
June 9Th, 1852 By one Philip Pocrcher which said ac.
considerations ais for interest due on said sums OF
any part thereof and for costs.
And you are hereby notified that you fail to appear
and answer the :sd complaint a. above required the
said sum Of $l,3t5, with interest and costs
Given under my hand and the seal Of the District Court
Ct the Second Judicial District Of the Territory Of
this 18th day Of September In the year Of our io o.
thousand eight hundred and sixty-ninc.
SEAL -a-.- ~.
NSA
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Boulder Valley ltems.-A letter received
from Gallon" too late for this issue, says
heavy fires are raging in the lower valley.
The farmers with difficulty saved their grain
stacks. The fires were the work of IN in
ccndiary and T. Ryan has offered el50 re-
ward for the villain. .. "A great many per-
sons are travelling toward the railroad by
private conveyance. "Gallon" says they
will all return, and predicts . heavy immi-
grafton next year -: =. "A number Of Flathcad
Indians are proving about, the valley. g. . (.
A Chinaman, arrested for stealing q horse
at Gold Greek, gave'i,is captors the slip at
Besvcrlown station while they were At
break fast, and to latest adviccs was non ess
come-dt.iDus =. A race track has been Gun.
structed, and Sunday afternoons are cclc.
brated on the turf by oil denomina tons of
sinners.
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observation-disclosures inine. 6elks
Honse has been torn dova prspantoUi 10
the erection of the hotel addition.
Mi. Levi Mills has purchased the LOT i'd
joining the Sun Pearl Gallery, and will at
once erect large carpenter shop and cab.
met rnsuufactbry. ''''.- ''':
Mr.. Ed. Bonner and wife, and Probate
Judge Newcomer leave for the States in .
few days, to be absent during the winter
The "Good-byes" will be said rcgretfully.
Mr.. Len. Robinson, who was . Beer
Ledger in the early dsy and does Helena
proud by being 1t the head of that unequal
led Kan Kan Restaurant, is INDUCING in .
little ristication with dog and gun among
the game hercabouts The assertion of the
Gnseste, that he lacks only thirteen hairs
of being bald headed" is an unmitigated,
villainous Islander, and merits the seyesest
rc5ukc and condemnation. There are four
teen hairs.
, Several companies are sluicing in Peter
con Gulcl, getting a fair Yield. Water 10
wanting. - - s','.. '=H /.
A petition to the County Commissioners
to open the extension Of Second street
to the upper Cottonwood, Isl circulated and
signed all over. 1t should be. .:.-.-.s,,
A ball is on the tapis for next week. 4
Only two companies at work 1t Pixies
Pcak-frOze out. ....-- -. i
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Seasoniny.-Onc of the most intensely in

SeasOning.-Onc of the most intensely in.
tercstiny things TO write about IL, the wcsah
er--it appeals so to ones feelings. Without
weather We would be very miserable. A
Ls'l spell OF weather is easily ayoidcd--by
aihcring to the usual photography w.c.a.t.
her. The year was divided into four sea-
sons. This was the first example in division
the boys had given them, and all up North
they workc,! out the winter by long division !;
81 the summer CAME out short Cold wealth.
cr produces II wonderful physiological ef-
fec, in the high, of people. Nearly every
body. except ihcatre-maragers and skating
rinkcrs. get short in the winter. This is
called "shrinkagc." and allowances arc made
for il by MI respectable merchants and hotel.
keepers. The allowance consists in allow.
ing the accounts to run on. One of ours
run on last winter. till the landlord had to
send the sheriff after it. This explanation
Is, however, supcrlluous. Our readers are
doubtless well informed on the subject.
But winter, by odds the coolest season of
the year, is approaching, muttling its foot
fal! in SHOWS. and leaving its carl ny night
OH tho deity pictured pane and tho scared
leaf. The thermometer has registered rs
low as zero; the rivers margc. far out, has
been sheet OF ice Soon the mountains
will put on their immaculate robes; w0olcn
undcrclo:hcs will b. in demand; the North
Kings sccptre will hold sway where the
sweet rose leaves arc withcrcd. aud seasoned
wood will go to 81 in dust, sure rs taxes.
We'll! we shall have pleasure still Bells
will tinklc; light feet will glide to the ca.
dencc of wi,ching music; Love tell its ten.
derncss beneath the gli'tering stars, and that
internal screnading cat will go under when
the mercury goes below zero. And then comes
glorious spring.
"Thr woods shall wear their robes OF praise,
The south winds softly sigh.
And sweet, calm day., Ia golden haze,
Melt down the amber sky"
We live for what We hope for! Expect
sncy surpasses realization. Beyond the chill
barriers of Winter, floods of sunshine and
golden store. Possess yourselves with pa.
thence; wear heavy boots; have faith that
all things work together for COOL; eat your
regular meals; love your fellows, .(and the
girls love Meir fcllows); bet everything on
four aces. and we'll a!l come out in the
spring. left foot foremost, and ahsal in tho
game Of Life. 49, ..,'ss r.s
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County Cnicers.- The County officers
elect, Mr. II. C. Frcdericksop, Treasurer /;
Mr.. Wesley w. Jones, Sheriff, and Mr..
Lewis Conn., Assessor. have arrived in town
within the past few days and are aea:;aint-
ing themselves with the ;::a;;iics OF their re.
spcctive Offices. Mr.. Coin has his family
here; Wesley, and II. G. belong to that ''in-
Vulnerable tlrong" Of miserablcs who have
mo cre to love, none to ca-css"-
the unfortuuates, who have to lay in buttons,
thread and things, as part of the winters
provisions. The new officers win be quail
fed on Monday. November 1st..- .3 y A
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In Progress. Major Elwell is rushing
things commercially on the Masonic Hall.
The old building has been removed from the
lot; parties are in the woods hcwing Out
the frame timbcrs, which will all BE On tLe
ground within four days, and the seasoned
lumber = now being hauled from Philips
burgh By, St. Johns Day, wind aud
weather permitting, the Mystic Brother
will have their goat on from New York and
the sound of the savel will b board lathe
East So mote It b. Nil INV, .5, III NJ ts.is
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MARRIED.

MARRIED. .,. ..-.
HERnIN6roN-BOwEEs-In Virginia City. October
- by Rev. Hugh Dnrcan Mr. Fay Harrington to Miss
Nellie Bowera, all Of Virginia City. al! o." j
Boacers are good places for Fay.
McCxrifY-SHnIvrR--A the CIatev House. Vir.
cinia City, Montana October IL 1862 BY Judge Theo
Mufiy, jefferson McCauay. IF German gnlch Deer
Lodge county, Montana, to Miss Nsvala Slriver, Of
Portland, Oregon i y 49, ~ 81
Anybody who would leave Deer Lodge and 70 to
Madison for wife. needs Shrirsr, and McCauley
can maze al he wants to of II.
HowARD-AsrLE-In Helena, October 10. 1863. at
the re. iacnce Of the brides parents, by his Honor
Jndge Charles Cultis Mr.. George c. Howard to Miss
Martha Z. Astle. all Of Montana Territory.
L0SGsTaETHrT UcFyB - ~. Helena. October II,
1862. nj the rcsdrtp or tAt1tiTs parents. by judge
Ctnn1cs Curtis Mr. Mosss Lonsatreth to Miss J. Ella
Tucker. al OF Montana. l.#. $50
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Circulating ubrxry.-We authorized by
Father Dc Ryckerie to state that he has n
ceived from New York Library Of two
hundred and sixty volumes, embracing stan
dard Historical, Biographical. Theological
and Poetical works by the best, writers, be-
sides works of lighter literature. These con-
stitute Circulating Library for the use of
the people of Deer Lodge City and County.
and will be ready for circulation next week.
The Library Rooms arc in the building id
joining the Chapel, and cordial invitation
is extended to all people 10 avail themselves
Of its benefits. Father De r, or some ether
person, will be in attendance.
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81 "LL DOWN But oNE."--!Tae Esociser
Rowling Alley Of steward & Co, Main street, Deer
Ledge, 10 now the acknowledged popular place Of
amusement for all vino visit Deer Lodge. The propri
etors are mp with the times In everything pertaining to
the comfort and amusement Of their Guests Their l.
bibA"cs are first quality their cigars No l. and their
alleys Away. well lighted and in fine condition In
fact, II you have spare time YOU will strike II rich by
calling at the Excelsior.
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Mr. Bellsnger; Of BeIlsnger &Allen, mssr-
chants Of Silver Bow and French Gulch, has
returned to the country, after an extended
trip to California, the Atlantic States and
Canada. While absent he took another
partner ''for better or for WORSE" who we
hope will learn to love. the ripple If the Sill
yer Bow as we'll as the wild currents of the
St. Lawrence.
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Kin.FoIk.-Thc New NORTHWEST has
not been playing the role of Japhet in search
of Father. but notwithstanding has found
q rp!ation-or rather has 'bccn' found BY .
relation. We acknowledge the receipt Of
"7Ae Nor Wester." published q. Winrepcg,
Colony of Assinneboia, away up in t!!se
British Possessions. Its quaint appearance
ana old style reminds us of the ancient Uni.
ted States Spelling Book, or country cou.
sin, but there's spirit and ability in it, and ~
it promises soon to have rev dress, we shall
expect good things of our British kin.
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MACS BROWN JUG FLoURIsnEa
The best liquors and cigars to be obtained in Helena
1000 Main street, Theatre Building.

The Trigser.-sir John 'Falsta6" didn't
like ''duckiny," Iy the Merry Wives Of
Windsor. But even Sir John, the obese,
would take pleasure in wsddling after the
web-feet waddlers, and getting such ducks
as the Frank Forresters Of our burgh bring
home for the merry wives of Deer Lodge.
Teal and Mallard arc abundant. One MIN.
rod basgcd eighteen before breakfast one
morning this week, within mile Of town
bringing down four 1t shot. Lead dics
almost a. thick - It did ip the Wilderness.
Teal and Toast" l. the standing order Tor
breakfast all over town. Bryants Lines
to Waterfowl" are superb. sportsmen's
lines 70 them Ire s'llnes 81 isightr The
coup Aey6 comes in Aftcrwasyl. 1orfurther
particuiass s6est ssdsad duoks:'' - johnson
on Forney. 80 sgs,s,s 80, ...s.s3
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County Hospital. Lodge has an in.
stitution to be proud Of. 1t is nothing but
a Hospital, aud this is nothing but little
country village. But there is many a city,
with more thousands than VIC have hun.
drcds, provides worse for its INDECENT sick
or wounded-"thc poor. whom you have
with you always" The County Commits.
sioners last year paid nearly $4,000 for med.
ical attendance and care Of the sick, housing
or quartering them where possible. A short
time since they contracted with DR.. Mitchell
for their support. housing and medical A.
tendance at $4,000 per annum. He leased
the Bowie house in Court House Square and
has fitted :! up rs Hospital. It Is large,
warm. clean, well.ventilatcd and heated,
painted and papcred throughout; has five
good rooms, and two bath rooms fitted up
with two hot and cold water and two Rus.
sian baths; agood cellar. we'll, and stables.
and stands in nice enclosure in the plcas.
ATTEST part OF town. 1t is far ahead Of INV
like institution in Montana. A. Steward
and Nurse are employed; the patients have
good beds, good attendance and cheerful
surroundings. The stipulations are that oil
INDECENT sick or wounded shall be cared for
here without other expense to tie County.
Those not dependent upon the Couaty, aee
admitted at their own expense, thus afford.
Ing many who would suffer from lack of
medical attendance in isolatcd camps com.
Portable asylum. care and skillful treatment,
without being subjected u inordinatc cx.
pense: There are three patients in atprssest,
Ar Nelson Thompson having Prslerrsishis
'sace 70 Caraboo. Anybody who gets ''broikev
no" Will know'where To GOMEZ
g COMPLETE IN EVERY PARr-rittsd M
s.ocucn. sy'e' with most exquisite taste; fssash
- 10 sumptuous elegance; sdorpsd ,-ieA -. 49,.
esos q at sad prevsdsa With he a.sss ue,o., m
csea" 70 - ~ouusasa'' 10 To Eiyus sa,eoa, woo1
s"eS~ Os'eaS 49, SET n..st 70 - :" wv
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WASTED-Dcer Lodge County Warrants. Tor
which cash will be paid. Apply at CGic: Of
NEW NORM. WEST.
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Painting and Glazing. w"
The subscriber having located in Deer Lodge i pre-
pared to do House Painting, Grain!hg, Ginzikg and
Patent withdrawing in workmanlike manner and at
moderate prices. Shop In rear Of Boswell = Lanes.
Orders left there promptly attended to. @v't ,si
Il J. L. TURNER.
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NEW BARBER SHOP, next door to Scott House
Shaving and Hair Cutting done in hret-class style
Customers are guaranteed smooth, easy shave. Drop
in. +. SLAFER.
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- FOOD FOR DIGEsTION.--whoso visits o,
resides In Helena ems against the honest yearnngs
his appetite and the pr0mpsings Of his better juds
ment II he fails to take his meals It the Kan Kan,
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Lumber.-The Dance, Stuart & Murphy
steam saw mill is now in operation at the
new location, furnishing additional facilities
for procuring lumber in Deer Lodge 1t is
located on a tributary Of Dog Creek, near
the Mullan road, about 10 miles from town.
They have there fine tract of white and
yellow pine timber of good milling size,
covering All extent of hundred acres Or
more. The mill has capacity of about 5000
feet perday. Tho first cutting wssdone this
week--thc sawed timber for the Masonic
building. This will a,l.bs delivered on: the
site of the building this week, and the 25,-
600 or 80, 900 feet of boards required for the
same building will be at once cut aad kiln
dried. The price Of lumber ut present ran
-gss from $40 b 500. according toqualhr
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80 EVERYTHING, FOR THE BOYs.--This 10
the unanimous verdict OF all who patrouize the Bill
lard saloop OF Toswcl Lane, next Goor to the Scott
Eonsc. Deer Lodge. Aud WHY not ? They certainly
keep the best Of everything IN the line OF Wines Liz
uors and Cigars. have tho only fine Billiard Tables in
town, polite to customers and spare no pains in
catering to the tastes Of the pnb!c. We wish them
long continued snccess and advise transients to call
and enjoy their hospitality and good cheer
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ToorlE LEACH & Co., BROADWAY, HELENA.
In receipt weekly of fresh stocks Of Dry Goods BY rail-
The lae-t styles of Dress GVos at Low prices. Give
us CALL
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- --0ooa-Ksrk.-Ehs- ,oala. nsaduat- 81
Dcer Lodge County. anywhere, inside of
$20, 1000, 900 annually, is only limited by the
amount of water that can DO conveyed on
its placcrs and the number of men to work
them. We have now 270 miles Of public
bitches, with capacity Of over q, 900 inch.
es. and more miners than any other county,
but these are stifl inadequate. Two years
ago the Gold Creek country was nothing
scarcely prospected. bitches were built; it
is now one Of the best, If not the best, camp
in the country, and will give employment to
800 men in 1870 ,Farthsr south, around
the Gold Creek Mountains, is q large extent
of country. embracing Uncle Ben's, Prairie,
Antelope and other gulchcs, prospecting
universally in bars and gulchcs. having rich
pay strcaks, and bearing in oil its character
istics of topography, conformation and de
posts an almost identical resemblance to
the Gold Creek country. The gulches arc
high; the great obstacles to work has been
tho scarcity of water, and its conveyance to
them involved an expenditure too large to
he incurred by the miners. Parties survey.
cd bitches but deemed them inpracticab!c,
without enormous cost owing to the i'm.
mcnsc amount of fuming essential over the
rough country. Now, however, a company
aburdantly able, experienced and energetic,
has surveyed and almost closed the ncgOtia-
tons preliminary. to immediate construction
of ditch, leading from Race Track over
all that section of country, ut al altitude
higher than any other ditch in Montana.
The water will bc taken out almost at the
heal of Race Track, 2,0C0 feet above the
valley, and over 5000 feet above sea level,
carrying the water 1000 feet above Uncle
Ben's Prairie and Antelope, now paying
wcll and enabling the working of any of
the vast extent Of goldbearing country in
that vicinity. The ditch will be or miles
long, with from It to 2! miles Of fluming
in one stretch, requiring 225 900 feet of lum'
bcr To furnish this, a saw mill will he
erected convenient thereto, where timber is
good and plentiful TO deliver it there from
any mills now up, would cost 5 cents per
foot. 1t can b. cut there for /! or cents
Ii is estimated, the ditch viii cost S2J. 900 or
$50, 600. Arran ycmcnts will be perfected
in day or two, and alaryo force of laborers
viii Ii employed 'at once, .on NE base line.
II will completed early in the spring, and
prove paying investment, beyond doubt.
Tho names OF the projectors. arc withheld
until al negotiations are perfected, which
will he within tho next three or four days.
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sPCRE IMPORTED LIQUORS.-Jessrs. LeE.
man & Newman, IF Boulder Block, Helena, have
jast received an importation direct Of pure Rhine
Wine. and other Liquors, which they offer at the cur
rent market rates. We commend them Us liberal deal
crs and courteous gentlemen. Purchasers will DO well
to give them call, and be assured Of fair dealing,
and advantageous terms. Sec thei: card under New
Advel tisc;uclts"
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x,opartncrship Notice.

'''" COp0rtn crshlQ NOTICE." !
Notice I. hereby given that on the 9th day Of Sep
tembe-, 1864 John W. Dunlap purchased one-hall
City, and became full partner under the arm name a
Wattclet T. Dunlap. All bifs due before that date,
will be collected and all debts incurred before ths1
daac win be paid, ~ D. wsttelek ,gs.sr.f EFF +
lSignedl D. WATTELET.
JNO. W. DUNLAP.
Deer Lodge City, Oct. -, 1860. le4t
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K.iN.KAT

kAE.kAI. t-srfh j.. FPS NJ kAN.kAN
ZIMMERMAN 4 ROBINSON,
No. D Wood strt'ct, Helena.
TnE MOST POPULAR RESTAURANT IN MONTANA,
The resort OF NIL cpicures,
ZIMMERMAN j. ROBINSON .-
KAN.KAN .4. KAN.KAN