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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Rev York Stock and Money Market


NEW YORK, April e-No0n.-Stocks steady
Money easy at 5Gls per cent. Sterling Ex-
changc-Long loss; Short LOOT. Gold, lllt.
United States bonds, 1lOa Tennessee es--Ex-
coupons, cot; new, 52;. Virginia e's--Ex.cou-
pons, 80; new, O.. Louisiana 6's--Old, 10; new,
7at Levec s's, 75s SIS, Sjs. Alabama SIS, o. SIS,
SCI. Georgis 6's, $50; IS, 90. Eorth Carolina
6's. 4e.; new, ?9i. South Carolina e's-uld 80;
new. s"4.
Erening Money easy ut 54s per cent. Sterling
l0>s. Cold steady Al lll!. Governments closet
strong; s-2V's zoe, 100 e's 1881, coupons, ll-t
lsG2's. llci ls6rs, 1913; 1868, ITO: ncy, 1914
lse7S, leg ls.5's, lp95. 10-4O's, loot. Soutl.-
eru Securities generally dull and steady. Tcnnes-
sec 6's, sol! new, 52; Virginia G's esi new, 80.
Louisiana &c, IA new, 1"A Levee s's, 76t SIS,
gls. Alabama s's. s7 SIS, 50 asked. Georgia o's,
sl,; IS, oct. Moth Carolina 6's, a6s new, 22s
South Carolina G's IS: new, S2s.
The sub treasury balanc Is ga, $50 Including
e. l,"GO currency.
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WASHINGTON AND ONO RAILRoAD.-Th

WASHINGTON AND ONO RAILRoAD.-The
Nlooyfeld wv. Va) Advertiser states that
tic chief engineer of the Washington and
Ohio formerly Alexandria: Hampshire and
Loudoun) Railroad Company and his corps
of assistants have proceeded to Pomroy to
begin the survey of that improvement OF
that end of the route. They will complete
the survey, it is thought, in the course OF
three months. The route has been sur
veycd from the present terminus of the
road to some distance west of Moorfcld.
Pomroy is the point on the Ohio where the
road will strike it, and it is about thirty
miles from that point to road leading d.
rect to the city Of Chicago. 1t is under
stood that as soon as the survey is finished
the company will 80 to work locating and
constructing.
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The STORM IN THE NoRTH-A HUDsoN-
RIVER STEAMER BROKEN IN Two.-Peeks-
kill, n. Y, April 5.-The storm of yes
terday continued throughout the night with
great severity. The propeller John Tay-
Tor, of Albany, ron on Cookies island at
the southern entrance to the Highlands
this morning, and broke in two. There were
about thirty passengers on board, who were
saved. She also had on board about $780,
600 of merchandise, which will be gotten
of without damage. The vessel is valued
at 100000, and it is thought she will
prove total loss.
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FOREIGN NIarkets-(BY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON. April e.:Noon..-Consols, ssa. On gssa
o. rIock.-Cnit. States bonds. OH.
LONDON, April s-Erentn2.- eioseo
at pai. United States bonds, cit
LIVERPOOL April s.hoo".-GIs9aissS91na s:ea e.,,
mpated sales. Z COO bales. Red Western Whest
a. lid. TIro o. CIock-Cotton unchanged Lard, So.
LIVERPOOL April s,Essning 6css0s 9 9IS
1ud sayes ~ oOo bales, including s,too bales roe
exp u and and Speculation. Breadstufs quiet. Ma
val stores quiet. Bacon, SIS. 90.
PARIS. April e--Ecsning. -.Bourse closed nm
Rentes, TAI. 7c. =,
Fp.Sxpopr April s-United States bonds, 90
asst, and closed firmer at al advance on the
day.
HAvRE, April a.-Coston opened active and
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Third Annua! Meeting of the Virginia
Conference Sunday.SchOol Society
of the Methodist Episcopal Church

NORFOLK, April 5, 1870.

NORFOLK, April 5, 1870.
The third annual meeting Of this Society
was convened this evening in Granby-Street
Methodist church ut s o'clock.
The meeting was called to order by Bishop
Doggett, D. D., President.
The order OF adjournment was read by
the Secretary, MIR. Charles P. Rady, and
the President declared the Society ready TO
proceed to business.
On motion Of Rev. P. A. Peterson, it was
resolved that when tho Society adjourn it
will adjourn to meet in this church to-mor-
row "wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
On motion of Rev. w. W. Duncan, it was
resolved that the Society now take o recess
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D,SAyuIrIEs.--In the United States
Senate Tuesday Mr.. Lewis presented the
PETITIONS Of n. P. l.awton, Henrico; Will
liam Sauley, Rockingham George L. L.
Thomas, Northampton; William L. Flip
pen, Ncttcway; +. {. Gillcnwaters, Scott !;
{. G. Peters, Scott; William II. Guild,
frederick praying the removal Of their
l"hucal DISABILITIES VIII CHI we're referred TO
The select Committee on the Removal Of Po-
l-ucu! disabilities.
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Tho st. HnutS Election.

ST.. LOUIS, April 6.-Returns from all the
the words show the election OF eleven Radi'
cal, three Democratic, and one Independent
aldermen. The School Board stands eight
Radicals to three Democrats.
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ARRESTED On \ BESCH WAKRANT.-Berry
h:Go. charged with having committed q
sea.gus assault on an aged man from Rich
rond named Levy, at the City Hotel, come
Ten days since, was arrested in Washington
Yesterday by policeman Of the southern
c.atrict, On a bench warrant. He was
bought to this city and taken before Sheriff
Albert, when he gave bail for his appear
ancc at court.-Baltimore sam, 9Th.
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Result Of the Connecticut Election

Hartford, April 6.-Full returns show
a majority of $40 for English (Democrat)
for Governor. The Legislature stands
Senate, Republicans, II; Democrats, 10.
House, Republicans, 1877; Democrats, liz.
The Republicans lose two senators and
three delegates ON last years Legislature.
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A northern paper says that there is less
suffering from the cold during the winter
teason in Minnesota aud thereabouts than
there il III Missouri and further south. We
thou!l judge so from the remarkably short
n"e "Lic!i it takes to freeze TO death IN
niIt c0untry.-St. Louis Times.
The Richings opera troupe commence on
engagement in Richmond May 9th.
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The Mcfarland Trial.

New YORK, April 6.-The Mcfarland
jury has finally been completed, and the
arraisnment will be proceeded with.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

WAsH1kGToN, D. C.
'hA W." THE ARLINGTON"
ou'it 'S ". W. o''"TT. +. RJEssLE & son.
NH a1-am ProprletoIss
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o. PER DAY. ~ fGh DAR'
RICEMONn, VA.
N M. d.rs,oned haytnQ leased this the only nrse
s,sss hotel located on Main street. and Within cas
SQUARE Of the capitol post caston-nG sn,
theatre, and the great northern ana that w
"a NOW OPEN. II win be thoroughly renovs~
ted. and refurnished TO some extent a.r,.r,
,era of Tho President and Cabinet officers o. .aS
late Confedcracy. il also contains tn ma GrSnts
rnonns OF Presidents Davis, johnson, anu o"
The travaiIing public cordially Inysod tseg
make their home q ne Pascssy thss TITS and
osher Inarket can suppty. :. - ,ha huiidtncs
Express anu Ae1ekA AF u m. aUBLETTs
q. IL. LUCK t.5Esgs7
mr., d, 8lHHOPs !.
PYoprtseoTk
mys ---------..E-s=
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The MfSsOfif Town EIectIOnS.
ST. LOUIS, April 6.-The Republicans
have carried st. Joseph, and the Democrats
carried Kansas City and Leavenworth.
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r KE GEO 3 G E .

FORT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL
viii be opened for summer visitors june lSt'
Rooms can be engaged and plans OF hotel seen
At ..I,be Arlins ton," Washington, d. @.
II. ROESSLE & SON,
hs, sm Proprtetors.
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yrrArco.-Immense quantities Of to-
Ire we're brought 10 this city Yesterday
I'D l4-i night, and the breaks to-day will
'c un&>4ny large. Yesterday evening q
LIE I wagons reaching from Ninth tc
Eleventh streets, on Church, in rows o.
r"Tee ana four deep, were awaiting their
tNrG 10 hcunloaded. -LynchjnTg Nt,cs, 9Th
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Change OF Candidates.

The President has withdrawn the nomi-
nation of Judge Pearre, to be United States
district judge for the fourth circuit, in
which are included Maryland and Virginia,
and has sent to the Senate the nomination
Of Judge Bond, Of Baltimore, for that Of
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San Domingo.
1t is not known whether General But
lcr's joint resolution to annex San Domingo
will be presented just now, and in view of
the question Of the propriety of taking the
subject out of the hands of the Senate
whilst the treaty is under consideration in
the latter body, it is expected that the
House will not be willing to entertain the
Joint resolution proposition until the Senate
shall have disposed of the treaty either by
ratification or rejection.
The plan that seems to obtain favor
most is to appoint commission to visit
San Domingo, and report whether the
island should be annexed or not. We're
| the treaty out of the hands of the Senate,
there is but little doubt that joint resolu-
ton of annexation would pass in both
Houses.
Senator ReveIs.
Senator Revels stated, in conversation
this morning, that the constant rush upon
him since he took his seat has almost pros
trated his nervous system-so much sothat
he considers himself compelled to seek q
Mace of rest. He states that the raids of
newspaper " interviewers" npon him have
been tremendous, and he believes that
where other senators have one coll he pro-
badly has ten. He proposes to leave here
the last of this week for the North and
West.
The Memphis and Eel Passo Railroad
At the last meeting of the Senate Pacific
Railroad Committee sub-committec-com-
posed of Senators Howard, Stewart, and
Rice-wero appointed to inquire into the
affairs of the Memphis and FL Passo Rail
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Sale Of Towa Lott. Our readers will no
tice the advertisement Of sale Of town hts
by Probate Judge Newcomer, ~ indicated
some time since Sonic Of these lots are ii,
desirable localities, and the bidding will
doubtless be quite lbrssk- I'VE will refer
to this next week Parties can examine
rplats at Mr. Newcomers office, and ind 10
catioa of lots by them. fss II
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Episcopal Seryic..-Thc largest assem-
blages tlst ever congrcgatedin Deer Lodge
for Divine service were those Of las! sun
day, on the occasion 'of the visit Of Rev.
Bishop Daniel =. Tu,tlc, aud Rev. E. n.
Goddard. The sermons, ,aornias and even
ing were delivered BY the Bishop. and We
question II lie has. many times addressed more
attentive and earnestly impressed audiences
A Rocky Mountain sermon Is not generally
deemed, as q literary and rhetorical matter,
an inviting theme for enthusiastic comment,
and the seeulsrspress rarely prcsuines To %.
croacL upon the halbwcd precincts Of the
pulpit with critical intent. Nor do we
now 70 purpose to speak, save u say that
the address of the morning was one IT the
most beautiful pulpit compositions we have
ever heard, that there was healthy origi.
nality and vigor in thought sUd expression,
and that some of the premises were IN OK
position Ut those prominent, character istics
in the old ratriarchs, which other, diyines
we have heard, have passed by on p-toc,
bteathlessly. And withal. tho very unlock
ing Of tho patriarchsl skeletons revealed .
truth and purpose IN Sacred history, tl,a,
skilled avoidance of their sins leaves hidden
ia their tombs. Bishop Tuttlc has the rerc
combinations Of prafuaslity and thorough
intellectual culture, approaching humanity
a essential to spirituality, and that human
nature i the stronger of the two, on this
Garth, and has some good in it worth Guilt
waiting So he breaches to every day men
and women, and they understand him, and
il any clergyman We have heard in the
mountains is capable of influencing Singh.
larry psrctcel people 10 reaigisps sentiuenla
and iaorvSxtmplarly lives, h h esuinently
the one. This We say Of him - Bishop,
and = ama1A h HE II nakiagsdA6 cAas y
secure the location Of clergyman pcEman-
emily In Deer Lodge, and eventually 70 build
chsfch hescs In the former ~ VIM b
successful. and W trust he viii b In the
latter. Bishop futile and Rev. Goddard
leave for lfissoula this evening, where acr.
vlccJwlll b he'd next HsbAeh. fh1 up.
ppintmcnt for Silver B63 i necessarily 70.
Evoked - there h no means 0f conveyance
over lhas roaee TO enable the fullllnent ol
other appointments II Montana, Utah and
Ilahs. TIE eitisenG6f Deer Lodge 1SSGll
b gyatiaed II services could b held hero o.
their return. II not, wotrust Il win not b
another year until tho Bishop again meetl
iha snfrsv ff3ends heshieln Montana. j. "
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Eattc.-Mr John Noycs Gavors Us with
the following information Of the camp :
Water has fallen off, about three. fourls in
the bitches John Noycs & Co.'S, ditch is
carrying 100 inches Of water two days In
the week, by the use Of two reservoirs,
Humphrey & Al!lson's ditch is carrying
about 30 inches per day. The snow Is AT
gone. and no hope Of moro, wafer cxcon:.
from rams W. PaWhccler's Company
having private ditcl,-are running their
claim steadily, the emily one in cansp, and
cleaned up for last weeks run, with ,hrcc
men, over 81, 600. The camp has been
yielding from @s, 600 to $4,000 PER week,
but the decrease in water has thrown some
forty or fifty men out Of employment aid
materially diminished the yield. Butte is a
good CAM. There Il abundance Of gn,d
paying ground there, and the scarcity Of
wa.c: il the only serioas drawback to its
prosperity. There still rs,nains 70 10 Au.
aboutl0oo feet 81 the Humphrey ,,cl:
which will cost some So, 0C0 more, when
800 inches of wsie. c'sn be tbsnugh1 ,l,rouyl
and made ;mMsdisIely available through tho
present bitches. Mr.. II. announces his in
tcntion to Immediately resume work on the
tunnel. When that aud his high di,cl, is
completes, -ihere will he -walsr and good.
ground enough to. give employment to l.500
lnen. We wish Mr.. II. success and speedy
completion Of his Important and. aramiainx
enterprise -ve. - x-y
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PerSsaaia.-Tie town has been q. fnll of
people this week ws-can scascs -rscoliect
our most intimate acquaintance. You re.
there was Geo. W. Fox and Dick Hauser.
who had . pocturnal visitation from the rsb.
bic; Shan Harlenbrook got up from Cedar,
having sold his claim; Gil. Simmons and
Jim Aiddaagh dropped in from Top o.
Deep and Blk, just to see tile boys on the
Fourth $. H. BONN of Helena, packed in
700 ounces of gold from Blackfoot: c. A.
Huntley went below to look after that c.
.dar Creek Assessorshlp; Henry c. Wilkin.
son having finished up the lower country in
the interest of the Gazette, took. the town
horneward bound; B. B. Mcclure, E. w.
Pryor, Rufus Johnson and others of the
heavy miners about Blackfoot, came down
for few days recreation, Is did Jno. rNoyes
and Lew Bernard, from the Silver Sand re-.
gion. MI. John H. Ming and Jno. w. Bus
kett OF Helena, put in an appearance last
evening, the first time in two years. and
think Deer Lodge Is picking up some. To-
day Joe Magee, Esq, is in by Huntley's
lightning line, and dieavows any intent to
start an opposition paper Mr.. Frank Wor
den of Missoula, called our hand on flush
ut LIP. M. to-day, and goes home under the
care of Charley Brown--and all the rest
willhave to wait until we have more time
and less matter W .fm.m1a. -
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:T"OPPOsTTiON - TIE LIFE or TRADE
Two Shaves for 20 Cents.
:. g. At TIE "OCCIDENWAL"

: - At lie 'UIVlDENTN.'
Barker Shop, on the corner, joining the Metropolitan
Billiard Hall. Att R.PLCMMER
BATHS, BATHS, GtTIIN BATHS
Occidental Rath House, Deer Iot.xe re-o,cnct, Sat
ir'!a!. April 9th. Rc.ttGd aud in good order Baths
$I.D. *@ ~ r. PLUMMER,
Having Eccnsod the services Of VIM. Il. PAYNE late
OF Helena Cne q: the first TonsOrial Artists in the
West. Customers Will be shaved. sha,npsoncd aud
cani;asy prunei Ut the Occidental in til, b. vt ssy.
q: fic Art, PROMPTLY and iisi.s;.i.t,J. r.
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4 Sad Death. Fourth OF July in
Deer Lodge was sa.ldencd to many by the
death and burial of tue cs,in,ab!e wife If
DR.. o. B. Whitford. Some months since. he
went to Cedar. was recalled by the informa-
ton that his wife was seriously iii, and re.
turned. As soon as she recovered sufficient.
" he took her to the Jefferson country, and
her health improving ny the travel he sub
scquen,ly journeyed toward Deer Lodge.
hoping to benefit her health by tho trip and
obtain the counsel Of physicians here The
morning previous to arriving here she was
taken suddenly and seriously worse. and al
though Drs. Mitchell and Click did all that
mcdicalskill could suggest, and nu:ubsr Of
ladies were unrcmi!ting in their attentions
and care, she sunk rapidly and died on the
morning Of the Fourth. The sadness Of this
death in strange land is heightened by the
fact that three interesting children-onc but
q pra,tling babe--arc left notherless among
strnng:rs. Dir. Whiiford il worthy gen
tlcfhan, having many warm friends in Mati
son county, wlnre he hes lived for some
years, and although known personally to
but few here, has the warmcst sympathy of
our citizens for himself and children, in
this their great bereavement. 9 '" ~7~ ".@5
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J. ~Jo6's BAKERY At Helene, /. the s.s:
Restaurant IN The Territory and HE ta'ss coutn WI
the Injuries In the market Joe sulwsnicm,s In !e,-
son, Ind therefore iis patrons are not Sescctr Gu
and see xhat joe has Tor dinner aud IL satisfied -
60 Jmst received 1t A. IAscnbesK 4 Co.'S No 80
Main street. Helena, Gnc otOf Wooien Drss Coos
Cloaks. silk DEeyscA Eur Cxpsa, Auas Ladies: aud
Chi'drchs Hats and BOtnrts snd other desirable and
tsshlDuahle gUsas>s s.t4 ~ gn s,r4rE ..<-rsr+ E
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IRON HYDRAULIC PIPE, il cosrclei by al
miiMfs the cheapest. ta.htest most da,ahle snd
new selling Gnch heavy Iron Ptps q =. . q $A0
per yard. STKANG y GO.
3Atf
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Suic;de.-Dr. J. s. Click, who came in
from Helcnn, this \ m, brings information
Of 'hesui"ide OF Henry Gonscrt In TINT ci,y.
yesterday afternoon. He shot Lilnsclf in
the head with a pistol. and expired At once.
He was n German shoemaker, living on
Broadway. Among 1.-THE causes assigned
was a Street rumOr that - WAS with Butlee
mt the taking OF New Orlcans--kfiscd, three
little children rcrnorse -t!espair-slecplcss-
ness-dcath. AS Butler didn't take New
Orleans, and IND fight occurred, the cause
assigned was scarcely sufficient To warrant
suiridc eight years after. M -.
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The Mc!.ouyhlin Murder. Many of our

The Mclaughlin Murder.--Many OF our
readers will remember the particulars Ut
this tragedy. which occurred Oh the nigh.
OF the 18th Of March, 1867, on the grave.
yard bin above Virginia CITY, and that no
well grounded Suspicion could he attached
I" nny particular person from the evidence
before the Coroncr's jury ut the time. Some
Two years and half had elapsed, and the
murder had been well nigh forgotten, until
some four weeks since, when suspicion
iss,cH~l itself upon one George Simps0n,
negro. living in Helena. who was arrested
by Chas Gage, Sheriff 1T Madison county,
taken to Virginia, aud had u preliminary
examination before Judge Mufiy, ON the
Goth of June. The evidence Of the prose.
cu'ion--Fanny Mcfarland; an Octor'on,
and negro named "Frcncl'y"-tends to
show that Simpson boastci to the witnesses,
Is Il.'cra. some time aso, Of having killed
McLonghlin in difficulty arising out of =
jealousy. The statement said to have been
made by Simpson 10 Fanny Mcfarland in
regard to the XII lling, accords in every par.
tcalar with the facts of the case, elected At
tho inquest. and t'.c prisoner was fully COM
mitted 10 answer al tho next term o., court.
Mr.. Rayburn prosecuted and Samuel Word,
Esq, defended the cnsc. Shrouded In seem.
'ng'y impenetrable mystery ~ this cssc
was for years, and thus late the criminal
beng implicated, II is strange illustration
OF the popular belief that murder will out. :"
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. Sporting. Sir Willinm Oil, land Mr.. Len.
Robinson were yesterday in the mountains
about the Frenchwomsn'sw with gum and rod
We learn from Helena that Sir William Call
Isn't Bit Of snob, and 1.-THE buys" like
him lirst MID That being the case, should
their sportive wsys tend toward Deer Lodge,
we win be pleased to have Sir William Call.
Il .GSsx--.a.%&s~
I evNRA WRI0HTs BOARDING HOUSE Court
.HssSslI7l1 1ser EodksL alavlnk itabssd Int 1
~ ard coomodioas house, lev quests en- be ac-
eosanodated With BQAHD AND LdnmNG sY THE
DAT Or WEEK. Rases yeasenable u sr.r.vr-~
salt ATE II lAAA.A1WM0Hf. !
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5E1sBy@A a
Imported expressly for tho Bank Exchanee-Scotch
c md English Porter, cold IN other house In the
Territory. .E5@"" In@ E7.i-s1 ~
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z -ANeF- = N -
II llAtlCs,sm HIN n lxp.

JuAtlCs,sn Al31n - lE1.
Blank Ssnnoss an ssbpossas for ttccs caats,
fr my townshlpos county II Montana farniaacd IN
quantities to suit It reasonable rates. Address.
4+asB af.1fxs NEW NORTfRWUyT.p
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WANTED-A FIRST CLASS SNELTEie-Ope
who practically understands the reduction of aryenti
ferrous gnicla ores kmpaoymcss given immediately
Address M ~. ..---.-.. *" ..4'
%C-u Deer Lodge, Montana.
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/ 5000 Dances II Gold Dust Wanted. for
which tha 'hisAsst market price viii br
paid # the Banking Horse Of 4. II. .Rshm
& Co., oasee It the City Drny store, Deer
] Lodge. s...ae... 30. haA ...w j a.a e.-..- 81
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! The Virginia kewspaper.-Asssrs. Nor
ton, McQu~'e and Brown have concluded to
not take the paper in Virginia city. Had
they undertaken H. they would l,ayc nude
good. ntraprediction; hut having. conc, utlrd
otherwise, VIC trust Virginians will secure
an equally good publishing company and
have their paper running again presently.
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Row NJ Bear.-Wc have ar indefinite
third hand Ohigh)" report of muss n
Bear this week. and rs no correspondent has
favored US with particulars, we hold oursclf
wholly irresponsible for any errors. 1t ar-
j pears night Waterman Is employed IN the
camp: that he WAS calling to collect the
weekly dues from Chinaman, when john
resisted, and fight cnsu.d, Of which the
'Chinan'an Was getting the beet whom the
watcliman turned to with q, boulder and
nearly demolished the terrestrial tenement
Of the Celcstial's sonl. In the evcning, court
convened to try The case, Forster J. p. pre-
siding, when general rsw began, pistols
were fired, court compelled to adjourn. and
NIB dy much hurt, but excitement intense.
noise t'cafening, and whisky flowing like u
river. Now this may all bc 4 lie. If SO. il
will leach our friends in the camps to give
lis dne, timely, and reliable information of
local happenings, or lie snl,jec, to vile aspcr-
>ions. ~