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The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06
WOMAN.

FEMALES, owing to tho peculiar and importon,
relations which they sustain, their peculiar orcapza-
ton, and the offices they perform, arc subject to
many suferings. Freedom from these contribute in
no small degree to their happiness and welfare. for
none can be happy who are i'll. Not only SO, but no
one OF these var us female complaints N long be
suffered to run on without involving the general
health ofthe individual and are long producing per-
anent sickness and premature decline. Nor is 1t
pleasant to consult physician for the relief Of these
various delicate Affections and only upon the most
urgent necessity will true woman 50 far sacrifice
her greatest charm as to do this. The sex will then
thank US for placing in their hands simple specifics
which will be found efficacious in relieving and cur
ing almost every one OF those troublesome complaints
peculiar toathe sex.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06
Seizure OF, Goods.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following de-
IN scribed goods were seized at this port on the
days hereinafter mentioned tor violation OF the Rev.
enue Laws: ~
Nov 20, 1865, Al bbs Salt; Dec A. bottles Brandy
Dec l6, 1 bbl, Huimegs; Dbl. Nutmegs; ] Dbl.
Nutmegs; 1 Dbl ENu;ms gs ;Dec &c. bottles Brandy;
Jan Is, 1869 boxes containing bags Nutmegs;
/ case containing 2 bags Nutmegs; Jan rs, 40 prs
Woolen Socks |; 2 Wooen Knit Hoods; prs Mittens.
Amy persen or persons claiming the same are re-
quested to appear and make such claim withintwen-
ty days from the date hereof Otherwise the said
goods will be disposed ofin accordance with the Acts
ofCongress in such ease made and provided.
f.al ISRAEL, WrASHBURN, JR.
Collector.
Portland, Feb 1, 1869. fc3d1aw3w
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06

E. M. PATTEN a. co.. Auc,;oucc,-
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
DURSUANT 10 q license from the Hon. Tuaoo or
a. 4 ffobaie, ! SHAH sell at Public Auction on
Wednesday, Feb 10, AT 10 A NJ, at No 63 Oxford Coz
ner OF Franklin 81, Bureaus Beds,eads, Tables
Chairs, Carpets, Beis, Bedding, Crockery and lass
Ware, Kitchen Furniture. &c
KENJ KINGSBURY, Jr,
fe2td Administrator on Estate OF Eunice Foss.
Horses. Carriages, &c, at AuetiO
NVERY SATURDAY, at II o'clock A. NJ. on II
"A market lot, Market street, / shall sell Hon rs
Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
Api2S. F. o. BAILEY. Auctionesf
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-06

.ae meeting
amnesty to
The new North-west., 1869-10-29

The first three townships above named arc
situated on Deer Lodge river, above this
place, and together with tho four townships
surveyed by 3fr. johnson last fall, embrace
the greater part of tho arabic lands in Deer
Lodge valley.
The last township above hsmcd, is situa-
ted on He'll Gate river. just above the moutl,
Of Flint Creek, and a. We learn from Mr..
JOls0nn, contains some excellent land. We
think the citizens of Deer Lodge Valley
have great cause to congratulate themselves
upon the completion of tho survey Of their
farm lands aud the final entry Of their town
site before the rush Of immigration which
will certainly set in with m overwhelming
tide 90 soon - the Northern Pacific Railroad
is gotten well under way. BY the exercise
Of ordinary care and precautioa, clear title
direct from Government may now bc had
for our town and landed property, and there
need not bc the slightest occasion for tho
dispute and litigation which has hcc, tho
baMe Of ~ many new countries.
We shall just statc in this connection thu.
sNO ICSuNOssS1 VI wv SNOs ~SACA OuN AOS~sssVss
Of lands in this mountain country, renders
come special legislation almost necessary.
Some notifications of the prc.cmption law
-thc general features Of which are cxccllcn,
would bc very desirable. The provisions
Of that law were drawn up with special ref.
erencc to tho prairics and alluvial lands oi
the great West, and in many cases cannot
l'c made to apply advantsycously to ou'
mountain valleys.
We would suggest special pre-cmptiQll
law for this Territory, allowing In certain
cases tho location of separate parcels and
isolated tracts-as of timber or meadow
land--and, rs was done in California, giving
to every actual settler in the Territory q
right Of pre-emption, even though he may
have prc-cmptcd land In some other State
or Territory. We know Of numbcrlcsa
cases of great hardship, resulting from the
provision Of the general law Of Sept. 4, 1841,
giving to each citizen tho right to prc-emp,
once only.
We are informed that the attention of oul
Delegate has been repeatedly called to this
subject, and trust he will ct least make some
movement in the matter the coming winter.
Mr. Johnson left hero Wednesday for the
purpose of running . line of levels Shrougl
the Deer Lodge PasA IIo does this at thu
instance of some Of the leading officers o.
the n, p. Il, H.
The new North-west., 1869-10-29
TELEGRAMS IN BRIEE.

The Tennessee Legislature, OcG l4 unanimously
adopted resolution Offering that the people of Ten
ncssce viii never signalixe their restoration 70 the
control oe pubaic Affairs By cosntcnancing In any man
per disregard of their public obligatious
The Hon. Moses NcDouah, ex.mcmbcr oe Consre.s
froa The arst Mains District and ex- x-CollsctOe Of
Portland, did suddsnly st Saea Mains, % the -.
The British Minister 4 Ysdlo has been frustrated,
and Sir Henry Keppei b In command Il tbs China and
Japan squadron.
Prince Todo, powerful DalmIo. has beea asaaasin-
atcd Ths murder was political ons, = the Prince
was sts.neh sly At the Tycoon. a5a@"
P,incs saEishna a,d ssothss pronineat Prinee havs
Guarded and war IL likely 70 - ~ result. Il
Nothing has besn heard Of the ship Flyisg sesds
which left Yokohama August II, asd h feared haA
cncorntescd typhoou and the ship and an hands
lost. 3. 4~ "" 7r't ~ .t -
Ths japanese parliament has voted . ssssssdee 81
the ceestea retalncs ard revesses held ~ tbe Dali
usods 70 The Mikado. retaining See him - hos@ssy
title, isstsad Of Dsimia and - allowance x one
tcta Of their rcvcaucs with rciee fus the support 4
their Old sctaincrs.
The British press of China = Acd With bittes con-
,scts On ~ sepat from .Pskia shst Prince Knng 70
fuses 70 ssceivs ths DAkc & DdinbsE. @a Et .
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larxs soves Il men aad tsans ass eMpisysd a III
Califosnia sad Oregon Rsihoad b expsessa y =
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The new North-west., 1869-10-29
THE FLAT1xEAD TREATY.

We are pleased to see that the Herald of
tho eth inst, comes out in an able, we'll
written article in opposition to the ba!cful
treaty lately consumatcd between General
Sully on the rsrt Of the United States Gov
eminent and the miserable squad of squal-
id savagcs styled tho Flsthead tribe OF Indi-
ans. Our neighbor's views are emincntly
just and arc forcibly expressed. We trust
our other cotcmporarics will assist our fel-
low citizens of Bitter Root in tho earnest
struggle they arc making for the preserva-
ton Vf their homes and fircsidcs.
The new North-west., 1869-10-29
The S:ou'c-Byr0,s Scandal.

In tho AAanAe NonAIy for September,
appeared an extraordinary article from the
pen Of Mrs. Harriet Dcechcr Stowe, ostcnsi-
bly, written for the purpose of clearing the
memory of Lady Byron from the aspcrsions
cast upon It by recent publication Of the
Countess Guiccio!a, the quondam mistress
Of Lord Byron, In which the gifted and
noble, but wayward and eccentric, author
Of Childc Harold Is distinctly charged, upon
the alleged authority of Lady Byron herself,
with incest with his half sister, Mrs. Angus
ta Leigh. This has been bombshell drop
ped into literary camps, and great indeed
has been the commotion caused thereby.
Every newspaper aud periodical has pub
lishcd some account Of this matter-cithcr
original or selected, and every penny = liner
who could get = hearing has ventilated his
ideas on the subject We do moi at this late day
sllude this to literary horror for the purpose
Of advancing any ideas at oil new or original.
Almost everything that could possibly be
said, either pro or con, has already, In some
shape. been given to the world. THUS far,
the autl,orcss Of ''Uncle Toms Cabin" has
had much the worst Of the controversy she
has provoked. It 10 true. that Harper's
Konaaly and the London Times seem to give
crcdence to her story, and to justify her in
giving It publicity. All other journals and
periodicals that have come 70 our notice,
treat the matter with different degrees of
ycprobation. BY for the greater part of
them reject the story ~ utterly and cruelty
false, and indulge in scvercst denunciation
Of the prorsgator OF 70 vile and unnatural
slsndsr. The pictoriat has been partic.
uIarly severe upon her, and have displayed
her In cartoons - : ghoul and demon.
Other journals, moro moderate, socm to r.
gard the csinae charged against Byron as one
possi1Ie with man Of bis wild and morbid
ccccnIicities, but - entirely unsupported
BY taeGs, and that the charge would not he
for one moment entertained by any court Of
Justice In tho civilized world. The unspot.
I'D character Of Nn Leigh-dcspits her
sdultesous oeigia-is adduced - . powerful
argument against shs truth Of tho tee.ibls
charge; and Ma Stowe h severely repre-
hsnded for the propagation Of ; story which
psades to puriont taste 10 provoking DIS
eussion upon IN unhsllowed subject; and
which, whether true or FALSE, can serve no
good purpose. either fos the living os the
dead. ~ # .=ss larn
xn Slows. in . reeeat card, has eeomised
% give tho world fscts fully substsntiaiing
Tho charges ~ he's made. II ~ o. do
shis. which ~ dosbt extremely, shc viii
relieve herself of much OF the odium which
now rcsts upon hsr; but we believe II any
event The moral sense and snlfghteasd psb-
10 opinion Of the wosld vill b ssainst ~.
and thst dom the present lime I'll The day
o. hss death, shs WIN wish hes annatulal
Saosy had remained s1toA. AZ matters now
sassd. We sesno god rsssos to disseht trca
The verdict which. lotA II this aesstsy ap&
Essops. seshs 70 havs beea rendsn1 lgsi4H
Ma Stowe We a1s rather isa'eW, -
',y hev, bnt eansol dcIesd hse ssf,;-~
The new North-west., 1869-10-29

~ Coucspondence, shot and ncwsy, collected
from each camp. Writers name n9ss accompany each
nam, oe iutias psefercd No letter contalnin9 hassh
pesvoualites putishsd, except over name 0f writer
The new North-west., 1869-10-29

PxasoxAL.-Our ftisnd. II. Thoe Nap
ton, Of the hw Arm Of Sharp 4 Napson, Of
Deer Lodge City, b In town. We notice
that Tom Is getting ''rigged out In new
halnesa It's Ill right, but we ore curious
70 know what Il Oh mcanA-Gasstts. 9Th.
f. Guess you win understand Il Joa when
you have looked over our list Of marriage
noeices this week.
The new North-west., 1869-10-29
Observation-Disclosures

F4oeel,..Rc~Aauro u uronts-.I. 9ln9
SCOT = II O u - T.
MAX sr.E1r,
Deer Lodge, Montana.
g. SCOTT, PROPRIE1Oh
Trsve,s win and this 70 equal any Hotel in Montana
g1M Mail and Expssas Coaches stop here.-A
The Table b supplied with
The best In the Market.
Neatly furnished roomA vel! ventilated and supplied
CLEAN FEATHER BEDS, ALWAYS READY.
jyey
= saint Louis III . cl,
HELENA, MONTANA,
THE POPULAR HOTEL OF MONTANA.
Newly painted and furnished, and the Table sup
Piled with the best Ut everything eatable.
EMPLOYEES attentive and courteous.
Unlimited Accommodation for Guests.
DESIDE the extensive apartments Of the Hotel pro-
ID per, have fitted up for lodging rooms other con.
isfsctosily al guests
l-am G. D. SULLIVAN, PROPRIETOR
GARY HOUSE,
asaln strsst, Blaekfoot City, Montana
JOHN b. WILSON. Proprietor.
THIS HOUSE has been thoroughly rcdttcd with new
i bedding and the neatly furnished, ready for
the accommodation Of parties visiting BackfO either
~ cxcuryi0nists " wayfaEcrA
TIE TABLE
ls kept supplied with all the luxures that the market
and the garden afford.
shall cpdeavor to maintain tho very hattcrng rcpu
tatton the house now enjoys and am determined to
make Il
The best stopping Place in the Territory.
A call ID solicitod jy3ly
s.K A NIX A NJ
II 9 . t u n r. a N t and Bar!
No. s Wood Street,
HELENA, MONTANA.
Y m m q r m u n <k 1S o b II . q n,
MEALS AT ALL HOURS, DAY AND NIGHT.
TIVE wopsietor Of this cechrntstl House. prououn-
L csaSy Nout.nians and distinguished visitors to b
vands, skiful cooking and attention to guests invite
| . call from travellers, assuring them
TIE BEST vIANDs IN TIE MARKET
| WILL BE yVCxD
| on TIE TABLES OF THE KAx.KAN.
Livery, Feed and sale stable
| -----------------
". T. TRAVIS. c. \. TRAVIS.
TRAVIS & BRO,
No. 10 Main Street,
| HoIona. %. Montana.
Sign ofth Q Iron HorSc!
LIVERY.
FEED s. SALE STABLE.
! Establishmens in the West
DARTlCULAR ATTENTION PAlD TO SELLING
kinds bought ana so and sstisiactiou guaranteed in
this department.
Thcia. Livery Outfits
40 uneqpaDsa, and having this season added masni
ecent collection q The htest styles VI buggcs and car
pared 70 accommodate ~ conrs at the seetse naieu
| and In stylc unsurpassablc.
Hay and Grain ON Hand
and car1ul attention given tO the feeding VI stock.
They have, a!aa superior CorrN accommodations for
frrightcss aud packers.
4 FINE HEAR8g
Il At on times In readiness and together with the nee
essary carriages viii be furnished 4 moderate charge
~ TRAVIS BRO.
| SIGN of the Iron Horse
HENRY WALTON, I'D. SToNH.
! WALTON g. co.,
! SALE
Fced and Livery Stable
MAIN STREET, DEER LODGE CITY.
40DNDA nn6a RvMenna anna 0$ns> aA>e>
The new North-west., 1869-10-29

A Card e Five Lines, Square, Ten Lines; of thia
type. Locnl H1einees Motives 3 cents pr JlDe.
i, HcLRgal ads. Statute Rates. a,E 4sz.a..'
The new North-west., 1869-10-29
DEER LODGE CITY, FRIDAY, ocr.ss.
SURVEYS,

Walter W. Johnson, Esq.,, U. s. Deputy
Surveyor, was with us two or three days
this week, having finished his contract fol
surveys in this county. He paid off and dis.
charged bis party before leaving here.
In addition to running the exterior lines
for qnitc numbcrof townships. he compile
ted the subdivisions of tho following:
Township I North Of Range 10 West.
The new North-west., 1869-10-29

thfmAaaB of II. Nod Campbell, the
orchesas1 under tho kadersAip Of Professor
Paul Dpule6. The comuany consists OF
Miss Onie Chapman, Iiss Kate Holman,
Frank epasow, Eugene Holman, Lon Nc
C.rty and Ned Campbell, III Of whom have
recently arrived here from San Francisco.
Mr.. Lissner, of the billiard hall, had .
ESQ miros hoken while in transitu from
The new North-west., 1869-10-29
The editor advocates tho formation OF q
"well organized stock company to have
charge of our Territorial Fair1 In future. "
SOund.
Herald, OF. %.

110S01QS w. -.
By the fling of the necessary papers this
morning, suit has been instituted by Jno.
II. Ming. against Judge NJ. F. Truett, for
the recovery of several hundred dollars of
cxtortionate fee money, alleged to have been
unlawfully received by the defendant upon
the application of Mr.. Ming for legal titles
to his several lots and parcels of ground in
this city. So.
While on their way up from Milk river,
the :. Diamond r " trains, loaded with the
c.rgoes of the North Alabama and Fanny
Barker, encountered near the Big Bend Of
the Missouri, band Of Santce Sioux, who
attempted to dispute the progress of the
pale.faccd caravan. The wagonmastcr, who
Was riding in advance, encountered the dead
body of - ''Frenchy." and convinced that the
Indians were near at hand, ordered halt
and corralled. The action taken, ~ II turned
out, was none too prompt, - barely time
was had In which to get the cattle under
cover of the corral and prevent their capture,
before the Indians were upon them. Aman
named Cook in the employ Of the company
~ night. hcrdcr, was shot and killed. A
similar fate to others Of tho train was pre-
vented by the brave boys, who used their
tr,isty rifles to some purpose, soon scattering
the savages and relieving themselves Of fur.
thcr molestation.
The new North-west., 1869-10-29

vented by the brave boys, who used their
trusty rides to some purpose, soon scattering
the savagcs and relieving themselves Of fur.
thcr molestation.
nerajd, Oct "a
A company of practical miners have been
organized for the purpose Of prospecting
Three Mile creek
Captain Gcolge Mclean, Receiver of tho
Land Office Of this Territory, leaves for the
States on Thursday's coach.
The worst thing the poor and neglected
savages of Milk river ever did for their own
advancement rs q race of illustriOus heroes,
was to purloin 4 blanket from the couch of
one of tho small. pox patients, on board of
ono of the steamboats, which discharged its
freight at the mouth of that turLil stream
some eight or ten weeks sincc. The dread
full disease broke out among the copper.
coloreti devils, and spreading like wiM-Are
from tepcc to tcpee aud from camp to camp,
has made great havoc in their st strength and
numbers - sending them TO pcrdition in
quicker time than bullets aud bad bread could
do the work.
Mr.. F. J. Wssswciler has just received
from the General Land Office United States
patent to tho northwest quarter of section
s8, township 10 north Of range west, In
the district O. lands subject to salcst Helena,
containing 100 acres. The agricultural pot
cnt grantel in this case Is the first Govern
mcnt deed of the kind issued for Montana
Territory.
Herald, Ortobsr a.
The San Francisco 1jmes has been fur.
nishcd with cabinet photograph Of Madame
schelicr, executed by Guruey & Co., Of
New York; and says "this distinguished
actress is to make her appearance in Califor.
nia at no distant day."
The important suit of Kocni:sbcygey
Bros. against Paschall, which has been in
the District Court for some length of tins,
has been finally decided in favor of the for
mcr partics-thc jury this morning return
ing verdict to that effect. "a
Mr.. Waldron's Benefit at the Langrishs
OPEN House, ON Tuesday evening, was .
financial success. Glad to hear 1t. George
i one of tue finest actors in the West Ills
rols was s. Raphael in the Marble Heart"
-one Of his strongest charactcrx
.a Gazette, CT. -
Tho Overland stage which arrived here
yesterday evening, upset when about mile
below junction, injuring passenger named
Hardesty % badly that he had to bo sent
hack 70 Virginia, and slightly hurting the
foot Of Tom Clark who WAS sitting with the
driver.
"Thc NEW NoRTu. WEST says that Jacob
Loeb viii be married In Baden Baden, Ger
many, before long. No foolishness, Cap. !;
tell NJ where you received the information.
Jake denies the soft impeachment, and says
for Loeb read Hersog. Cap, amt you tax.
ing malicious advantage - journalist r :"
Take It oil back, Joseph; it pas mistake
Bad 'un-Bad 'un.
0assttc, OesssR -. ts.a@
Manager Thomas left town few days
ego for tho purpose Of sstablishing tele.
graph Office at Fort Shaw. The Office will,
II i expected, b ready for tho transmission
Of messages in about ten dayA
German. Of the International Hotel, gives
"grand opening ball." November lth.
Anssline Fisher and Samuel FisAer, are
The new North-west., 1869-10-29

Eoar Pa,is or DYAaness.
II n.v is.r.v,sr ,slbeeb, ~. Jsdss II
(jssl = :. 80 9ness, 4 T .sssc r re. =.
FERNSSNvxDlABLYtN IN ADVANCE
Il cr1ssxcr aArEs:
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The new North-west., 1869-10-29

seaeO as.'s cas.ae - - ssA- -;oqfsEszpso
n. Nov r... u~ ..... ...-s.3. 3..!..-s
Seosial opGioa 70 eos4 .asisa Il Dessoa =
seessea'y x tie Navy, ].
The Repah,Icass q tAe 7shi CoagsessioqN District
Of Massachusetts, havs sonizl1sd 0eorus =. BsookA
Gladstone has written letter to the President of
TIE u'.ssck Amnesty Association, ssthe susjses oe
the eourse Of thr ssveenpest toward the impdpasd
Fcnisns. -Hs. ssys ~ insubzs ol the sOvssunsae
rlease of pulItic psisouas uhich bse bssu present
Cd from time to time, and have unanimously decided
that such release would he contrary to their duty
guardians of tho public security and Dsaea = 1rt
The states.sat b untrue that Minister washAans
Fsceotly applied 70 the STATE Dspartmene Ter eiAeoo
10 gold for costinsrst expenses. The facts arc that
Minister washburns and Curtin, and Moran. secrs-
tary of Legation e London, recently applied for
allowance of shout 8sO0 esch for olBee rent.
Thomas Ewing, ss., while delivering IN argument
IN care belere the Supsese C0srt on the 2sd com
planned saddsuly Ut indispostion, took chair and
attempted to proceed with bis argun,cnt when s fcn
to the Aoor unconscious Physicians were summoned
and psonounccd his alment to b exhaustion Of visoe
q ~ heart His physicians ~ be will recover.
IL 0310 ellAe u hao been 0aec0vcfe0 toat the newly
eiected Senator from Virginia, johnson. - wen a
Gibson, VI the Representatives from that State
still laborinx under disabilities imposed By the
18th amendment
General Krigsnowski. Supervisor Of Georgia and
FIostla, reports that jacson and washIngtoa coun-
ties Fioriaa, ms under The control u N ascd mob
which have arisen to prsvcnt tho sxscatioa ot ths
revenue laws. ..,- ... ......z
The indications arc now that the Duke OF Noutpcu-
ser will be the successful candidate Tor the throne Of
Spain. The country n generally tranquil The Re
pubaitan leader u the Costcs has been arreetcd.
A large meeting Of the clergy Of Dublin, was held
Octo6er I'd. at which Archbishop French presided,
deciding BY large majority that the aity have right
to decide on matters 0f doctrine and discipline.
Tho Police Com missioner of Buffalo has been cited
to appear bctosc Governor Hoffman, on . charge Of
MalfcAsancc.
r. n. Uniac, well known Temperance lecturer, was
found dead In his bs October q 1t 10 supposed that
bis death resulted from IN accidental overdose Of
opium. r.-.4.. ,a
The rcaalt oe The Judicial election In San Fsanesoo
10 - follows Norrison, lDso.l Jadgs of tho North
District Court; NtKinstry, llndptl Judge q the
Twelfth; Sawyer, tDcm. Police Judge. The major
3tv nsd.>> IN, Z