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~ SYSTEMS RUN DOWN.

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Persons often allow their systems to run down"
or rsther them dorm by over work ACCOMPANIED
by neglect Of the proper means of IMMIGRATION
The result Is what is called GENERAL pRBIIrTy:n
in other words, failure and partial collapse of the
physical forces accompanied, usually, by great de-
preston OF spirits.
The best remedy In such cases ia Hostetter,s
Stomach Bitters. Whether the state OF exhaustion
has teen brought on by excessive ply steal labor
dissipation, anxiety Of mind exposure, or any other
cause, the remedial effect of this great stomachic
will be found equally prompt aud certain. As q
restorative after sickness has Frustrated the
bodily and mental energies, 1t is pronounced by
competent medical authority, 1.-THE BEST TONIC IN
Use"
If men were not foolishly careless about their
health, ard over confident in themselves, they
would always, when engaged in any work that
required great exertion, corresponding means of
sustaining their strerg For this pur pose Ho ,tet
Ter Btters are invaluable. All toilers should use
them as an invisOrant. For those constantly en-
poyed in In door occupat ons, especially in crowded
workshops they may be reckoned Is the very best
safeguard Of health. Where there is predispositon
to constipation, CT tendency to bilionsness they
may be truly said to be specific for which there is
no substitute oc le-eoSt8w
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE sTOCK-
Il H shI bd Ssa wa = I'd RgLD
Meeting House, TUESDAY, October 18th, 80. at
consttutioh IOcsst GEO r KfpWEII, sew :, yne
GwAsHINGToN CITY SAVINGS BANK.
uS WASHINGTON, ID. c., October 1, $50
The semi annual interest due depositors by this
Bank, to October ], il now ready for payment In
terest lot called for will be credited the same as
deposit.
On and after this date five per cent per anuum i'm.
terest will be paid on deposits remaining months
or more; less than that time, four per cent.
ocS Sc j RUFF Trea,
%BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC
US sCHOOLS-AR Regular Meeting of the Board
Of Trustees Of Public Schools will be held at their
rooms franklin school Building; on TUESDAY
ocs % IRep-I A p. PARDON, Sec'y.
rCENTRAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION
tI,n viii be held at the City Hall on TUESDAY
EVENING, llth instant, at O'Clock, Officers for
the ensuing year will be chosen.
oco-St VIM. W. MOOBE, Secretary.
@MAYOR OFFICE, CITY HALL,
S WASHINGTON, ID. O., October ), $50
NOTICE TO PROPERTY HOLDERS ON PENN
siLNANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN lsT
STREET WEST AND IsTH
STREET WEST.
We. the Commissioners for the paving of Pennsyl-
Nala Az nue. request the curbstones the line
81 PeDusy ANA avenue be reset to the established
grade: ard the pavements laid accordingly, as re-
Qured by act Of the Corporation OF Washintton ap-
proved May I'D, lo53.
NJ G. EMERY, Pres't of Board Com,rs.
N. MlCHLER, Secretary. IRep1 lot
persons indebted TO me are no
S tined to settle their bills by the first day of
January, ISL, thay will be refused MEDICAL at
NJ MINERAL WATERS,
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ARE TOU AWARE THAT

I ADIEsW
IL ARE TOU AWARE THAT
YOU CANHArE EVERY STYJ + OEUynEp
GARMENTS your OWN MITERJILS IL
YOU PREFER ITO MADE To ORDER IN
THE TERY BEST STYeE, AND AT TtE
SHORTEST NOTICE, AT
NETHERLANDS
SHIRT AND UNDEKGARMENT FACTORY.
ocll-eotf go i STREET
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FOB kEHT-A n1st.claa. RESIDENCE, with Al
horbnoS IA r STnNensnees IN fashionable peieh-
o,s-,- ,. AIsrROP DUDLEY,
Soo-M Uh street and Louisiana avenue
A ONE DEsIRoUg OF PUROHAsINa a
lev ecrss 81 LAND for . suburban residsnceA
near a:nington, D. y win fud the ssSatsss
DGHcenena now offered, with particuiarr - -
~ = w Dr. >. VIVIAN ARNUM
AsSS 18th street, n. w.
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS ON M
STREET, N. W.

II, N. w.
Office Of NJ Elreei ImproreDsnt COMMUNE
Mayors 0fce, Ctty Hall
ltn October iS7O \
Under authority conferred by the act OF Congress
approved June 2l $50, the owners OF property win
on ~ street northwest, between Vermont and New
YORK avenues, are hereby required to lay or cause
TO be laid forthwith where the are not already
down connecting pipes rom the gas and water pipes
now LAID 10 said street within the limi. named TO
point ins de the curb line Such connecting gas and
water pipes must be laid in front every lot or ub
DIVISION OF lot on said NJ street within the limits
named upon which house is now built, land not
suppntdl and In front OF every twenty feet of nm
improved lot or suhdiysio of lot fronting thereon
The work must be done in each case within fifteen
dtys from the date hereof aud II not com pleted in
that TINE II Will be done under the direction of the
Commission and the cost thereof assessed the
property. "
In all cases the persons owning the perty will he
required 10 see that all the earth removed in makpo
the necessary excavations is replaced in the ditch
well puddled aud rammed, and the roadway left in
every RI pect as solid and smooth as before the
disturbance of the work. "
As the object OF these requirements is to euard
against the disturbance for any of the wood
pavtmelt when once laid, aud also to secure a firm
and reliable foundation therefor it is hoped that All
properly holders and residents the line OF the pro
pos Improvement will promptly and heartily CO.
operate In the immediate and thorough alton of
the required work. y,
BY order OF the Commission
Al. G. EMERY, President
KAUFFMANH, Secretary. fRep.I ocIi 2w
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n@CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER-
NATTAN'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY,
FOR THE II AIR.

HAIVAN6 CRYSTAL DISCOVERY.
FOB THE HAIR:
Easity Applied as Water, 10, Rsaovinz 10 G,1~
EatT IT'S Original Color and youthful dppeayasfs
10 Eradicate and PTersnt Ddndrtsf, TO Promote me
Grotch q ias Hau, and Stop ais FaItng.
poisonous substance, and will therefore take the
place OF all the dirty and unpleasant pre
now IN use- Numerous testimonials have already
peen ha1ded Us from many Of our most prominent
everything In which the articles now in usa Are
Objectionable the Cry stall Discovery Is perfect
Clear and clean as water, 10 does not soil the clothes
or or scalp, Is agreesbly Rerf9med. and makes Of
the color OF the Hair psntsct and unUo1y INV
Than any other preparation, and always does 90 in
from three 20 ten day. Virtually fee ding the roots
oarT 70 ira rroW h all ne qualities
the decayed, aud induces a new arovth of tbe H.
more positively than nything else The snniicstisn
of this wonderful Discovery also produces ~
and cooling sfect on the &c alp, and gives the cir
- We call especial attention to the fact. that In
every case where n does not give entire
,cs gsarantes 10 ,efma themoney, though half the
in this splendid article that will grataitousiS
give trial bottle TO ANY ora desiring to try IT,
usUs sHTazHs sEHHF rs %HH sIs
Mr.. ARTHuR NArTANs-Dsny SIR: some TINA
since bought bottle Of Crystal Discovery on your
OWE reeosnmendston, and after thorough trial en-
glad TO say u has accomplished even more than you
claimed. II IL as clear and easy Of application a.
Water, resembling none Of the dirty Preparations 10
use. - sair which was quite gray, hAs assumed
il. sss g ~ and
thing % the KIDD = sso the cheapest article ever
'1 .ua " i S1sss HALL, nth and Z streets.
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- MIN ERAL WATERS.
FRENCH GLASS SIPHONS,
SOLD AT
MILBURN's DRUG STORE,
s31 18th STREET. OPPOSITE TREASURY.

POLAR sODA, KIssINGEN, vIoHY, SELF.
FER, SARATOGA, BEDFORD AND BLUE
LICK WATERs, ON DRAUGHT ALL THE
YEAR. se6tr
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4 LEX. Il. SHEPH EBD Il BROS,
NO. DO PYNNsYLvANIA AVENUE,
GOODS, embracing an elegant assortment, TO he
tod at mar ufact ursrs' prices, Of
CHANDELIERS.
HALL LIGHTS,
BRACKETS,
GLOBE6.
oclllw FRENCH BRONZE, &c, &c,
Repub.I
MAYS Cash DRY GOODS HOUSE.
FALL STOCK
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS JUST
kECEIVID.
ana c nv ssr PET cent; profit charged Of BLACK
i've per cent on DOMESTIC COTTON G,yODS N
" OHs Prros Only. No Deviation.
-. JOS. j. NAY
ee~" s3s Pa. ave-, bet. 9th and 10th sts.
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Colonel Baker.

The Omaha correspondent Of the Chica, 20
Tribune, Aaron About, in writing up the
account Of the expedition, thus records the
principal actor:
Colonel Baker is graduate Of tho Military
Academy at West Point, and was appointed
a Second Lieutenant Of the Second United
States Dragons, July l, 1860. He was pro.
noted to first Lieutenant, and appointed
Captain in the First United States Cavalry,
January Is, 1852 lie served through the
war with his regiment. which was engaged
in the battles Of Williamsburg, Gaines Mill,
Kclly's Ford, rppervillc, Gettysburg, VIII.
Transport, Falling Waters, Told's Tavern,
Cold lIarbor. 1'rcvlllan Station, Snli,hAel,i,
Woodstock, Cedar Creek, Dipwiddic Court
House, Five Forks, Rice's Station and Apc:
pon,atox. and was brcvct'cd Major and Lieu.
t:nant Colonel in the regular army for 81.
liant and mcritorious conduct After tie
war lie went, with his regiment, TO The west,
where it has been engaged in the Indian
wars at Owyhec River, Idaho, Dec 20, 1865;
STEMS Mountain, Oregon, Jan. -, 1857;
Silver Lake. Oregon, Sept. 8, 1867; PIT
River, California, Sept. 20, 1867. In 1860
Colonel Baker was promoted to the SECOND
United States Cavalry, and Joined that reg
i,ncnt In November last. He was sent, by
General Sheridan, to command Fort Ellis.
which is At the head Of Gal!atin Valley,
near the town Of Bozc,nan, Montana Ter:
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London f4r ,hlessl1 aishneb 1t pf peme teris
which, wi& or ON policy, win leave or
peishbo, d 1ea liver free tachnose whers
their lot bsl|bSs east TIE spsch meets
with much 4 toriblo conusnt political
circles.
The report that prominent citizens OF
Montana are 9aaking a n,oversaaive to the
ofeauisaslou Il State Government. 10 re.
1gsded WIN Interest, believing The present
Territorial LegiDlaturs b insdequate 10 the
wants Of the people May success attend
the efforts Of the pioneers OF the North west
o plans Aoutana III 'lks rolI'of States. A
TIE fate of4he! bill 70 ebolish tho frank.
Ing privilege j. very nncl, in doubt, . many
Of our Sa'ons are 10th to yield what they
have thought to be, their right. This is
shown by the vote in the Senate yesterday
on the consideration of the bill, twenty four
voting ~'no" ana twenty-five '.yes."
Capital moving agitation has had one IF.
tSet It least. depreciating the value Of resl cs.
tate in this city, 30 much 50 that real estate
brokers have for the time "lost their occu.
PATTON" but it is believed that tito effect of
this panic will in the end be alQtary 10 the
general interest of our city, in tho awaken
ing Of Eassil capital and > reorganization OF
our municipal government. D. A. F.
Washington, y. C., Feb, & 20.
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CONGRESS SIGNAL.

Cullom, from Committee Of Territories reported sew
el bs regulating the jurisdiction Of Probate Courts
and the salaries q Juges n The Testosies passsd
Dyer reported bill to define portion Of the bound
ary betwsss Dshoea and. Nsbraska; passed.
Pomeroy reported bill setting aside the net pro-
cceds Of the Internal Revenuc Ut Arizota, Dakota,
Nousass and Wyoming fos three yenrs for the erec-
ton Of capital bui'dngs In those Territories not e.
ceedin: $4,000 eaeh-seiesred to Committee Of The
Whole. .. .....-..,; .. .... ,.. .
Cullom reported adversely to the bill proyidin: a
Territorial government for Alaska; tabled.
The Honss bae a,us far disposed of only two cos.
tested election cascs and It has twesty oc more ~
hand. ; . ~'.' .'-~h .t D..
Thurman spoke against further land grants to rail-
roads. The government hsd already given l2OO0000
to tho Uuiou raciAc 7O0A'0O Or S0OO, 600 to the Cen
trail Pacific and 20 600 TO the Northern Pacific 1t
holds these lands in trust for pos,crty and ought not
to give them away 70 great nonopocs; though there
arc dozen bi pending granting ION 00o 0oo acres to
various schemes. -.. o..
PrCsidsnt Grant sent message u uIc Senate osthe
18TH relative to Bakers expedition against the PieGan
Indians. NJ details.
The Senate on Saturday decided by q vote on the
Oregon railroad b to grant more subsidies in the
shape Of lande to railroads. '-.
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FROM BOULDER VALLEY.

70 ritE Enron New Nonrn.wEsT:
L All lovely now-thc mountains arc GOV.
cred With bountiful crop of snow. =
Ike Miner, Of Jefferson Bridge. was re-.
licvet! of $50 in dust and sundry grccnbacks
by two travelling agents robbing his till a
few days since, but on arrcsting them and
proposing a ''danglc" from hemp string
they returned the money, had tremendous
heads Systematically and scientifically adjust.
ed on them, and departed to return no more
to Boulder. ID e.. - -. - .. ~
Emery II. Wood is appointed supcrinten'
dent of Schools In jefferson county sies
John McGinn, failed to qualify. J. u. Tay-
lor is appointed Constable Of Boulder town.
ship. -, 30 .''f
The youngest son Of Captain Cook was
painfully but not dangerously wounded in
the right arm few days since, by the acct.
dental discharge Of a gun while hunting.
Secretary W. s. scribncr passed through
here yesterday per coach en- route to Wash.
ington city, whittier lie has been summoned
by q telegram. ., Yours,
GALLON.
Boulder Valley Feb. Is. 1870
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The above 10 the eitle of m@naeial from
the Legislature a Montana - Congress
asking ~ appropriation of $4,000. to build
II. 1t wsSintroduceta Jan. q, snd referred
70 the Committee Of Appropriations 1t re.
cites that: THE present approach to the
Territory from the Onion Pacific railroad.
some four hundred miles IN distance, 10 ny
road which, for . portion Of the distance.
passes Through . mountainous country,
and, another portion, through vest, sandy,
a'kali plane; that tits 1t oil times ooth difa-
cult and dangerous, and Of nsucl, greater
length than necessary; that various specisl
franchises have been grsnied by the neigh
boring Tertiary, rendering the: tolls upon
it. oppressive, and greatly increasing in
amount the price Of provisions brsught over
it into THE Territory; that ~ = milinr,
road it is vastly expensive to the govern
mcnt, and has ever. been one Of the chief
impediments to the growth and prosperity
Of the Territory. - ,rrs.:,, &c.. n: ~-a... .r
They would further represent ihass dur
ing the psst year, in the effort to explore
another route, it has been discovered that
road commencing one branclrat Fort e.
liz and the other A. the city Of Helena. and
uniting in the valley of the Madison river,
and lraversing lIcnry's Pass Of the Rocky
Mountains 10 Henry's. Lake, thence down
the cast aide of Henry's Lake and Henry's
Fork Of the Saake River tn that stream, lin
all distance Of osse hundred shd thirty five
miles } would overcome the worst Obstacles
Of, the present route, reduce tho distance
some seventy miles, aud afford solid and
level roadway, instead Of the sandy plains
and high Aountains which now impede tho
passage to the railroad" .;..s..1 IL. 800.
1T would require an outlay, of not to
exceed ~, 900, and. the expenditure. which
should be made undcr the direction Of COM
pstsnt engineers. would .bs compensated by
the superior facilities Tor government trans
20, tation. The kenorisl IL aecmpanied
" tho Report Of Mcssrs. Potter 4 Conuor,
which We published los. aummcr. y,aa :
We would be pleased 10 see this memorial
favolably considered, but lave little hope it
will ever be rcsurrccted from its present
burial. 80 r.. 80 fy.' iy~.
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RDl1oR NEW Nosru-Wssr- ....-> -.
:" The boy Ill feel good IN anticipation Of
plenty of water for the coming summer to
work their miaes. Water b Ill that's need
ed to make this one Of the best mining
camps in Montana. . t'g"9F: = y'@E
am Informed by some Of the Rock Crock
Ditch Company that they iatend charging
the ditch from here, or from Willow 70 the
main trunk Of the ditch, when they clee n it
out in the Spring, When it is enlarged and
put in order il will carry all the surplus va
ter that has heretofore Been let run to waste,
which can be used TO great advantage in the
mineA 70. EHEi53 III" sj.F.1oWF-le 2<,>>
l don't know that 1have changed my
mind In regard to CEDAR CREEx, although
business trunsnctions may have appeared 20.
I have alwsya thought The BAErssts. District
W9pld prove 70 bee pretty .gqod camp, Int
~ for the O'Kcefe district I am Of the opju-
ion Of the Pilgrim" when, hs. desired Of On
old miner that he, would do. some pannipg
for him $50 soon ~ he should sink sec-
ton down 10 the testing stone" HE feared
that The found pay grit in sufficient guam
titles, the brook had not push enough to
ground flood the slickings off but thought
If the smooth rocks could he found two or
three axe. helves deep he could cast dirt up
into the running trou2hs and extract grub
money }at least" Although, I would feel
! little doubtful in getting grub money in
the O'Keefe district: But that does not
comprise the whole country. There is .
large country there uhpnospectcd, and next
summer is the time = do It I would say
to any one who has nothing to keep them
at home, TO 60 and Try your luck in the
Coucr D'Alene. or Bitter Root mountains,
for there may be chances of striking good
mines there. ''''
There is good Suggestion that I would
like to impress on the minds of the travel
Ing public: remember Mr.. tNewman's. the
''Key Stone Ranch" a. Beaver Tail Hin,
and don't forget to stop u Z. n. Dana's
Hotel, ct Missouia.I bus afssoL r .E'g
speaking of Cedar, the bsss thing l know
ct down there il, Jmlge NJ sew's wolf ranch,
for the. wolves will keep fat on tho poor nm
fortunate caycses that have 70 70 leave their
boues about tie mouth of Cedar. / have
learned the Judge has sold his Comanchs
property At Phi'ipsburg for 5000, and has
gone East to purchase . couple Of vcloci-
pcdcs 70 herd the wolves with.
Stitch! stitch! stitch ~ A am not .
vclocipedist will have to fall back to my
old trade snd take uo my ,'awl'' and .'end,"
but not tn join so,cs together with wax and
paste, ~ ''OM jake says I did q year ago.
but to stitch hydraulic hose .favs hundred
and seventy seven yards in length, TO be
used On the clailos Of Cs.chins, Smith 4 Co.,
on PILGRIM Bar:on 10 a!sgh nf, ri f..gre.
lever remain yours, and Am silent until
find the other end of that seam.
Id ow. l9i Ene hWpn boar Bxonurfro1
Pikec Peak. Feb. q, 1870 'T'" nab
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p A Washington dispatch Of the I'D says:
Tho Indian Commission announce tia
Z they have the slckening de,ails Of Chi n
. kss's attack On the Picgans Ia Montas,ns
: Jan. ID. On, Of one hundred and seventy
three Indians kilsed, there being only fiftee.
Agtslng men; ninety 'werc women; sote
d half were more than forty yesss u ~
end there were dry children GSdsr twelve
sDaay q whom were killcdin Their parsnts
iaeus. The whols vilhys ~, bssss snsfisl
Tbe ewo months With III 1uaall pcx-halI
dosso dying daily" .'1lAo HI. y
.ysssey u 10 VIM ~ Isdi1s Ilst swim
talsss, end Ill ~ Sannby fe'A6y, eaa@sAl
"a uaid sguiamsdialists " tush 8ee3isG w
tasSs w snobl ol4Aelr bs1in5 % sSSlr Ma
tSyehlsfS WIN as61e essits IRteesS Nm 3a1
~ Arsoa u 1disspnts1ta '''o 4
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FROM WASHINGTON
fn IND ii Cizti 10 !-T-TT1Tg8g iuSsa7y sH'S
.r..1 lFrem our Regular cogsepoadsatl roo f. =

70 raE EDfroR INV NoRfn.wssr: 7~ I'd"
While you talk Of ''coM snsps"--Sss: and
ls6s lslsp sere- echillsa9 "a into . perfect
akshs only to thisk Ut Il. We are, baskiug In
/ sunshine, the temperature ranging from co.
to soe aSsrs IN this lefty Of usagsi6osnt dis
.ancee."" The clerk Of the weather seems 70
be asleep o. on, . '.hnst'' since the holidays
IT'S true, 1washingtoa vas never more gay
and festiyie than this winter; the RESIDENT
receptions were never more fully attended;
privsse receptions wssot hssssa gsacsf With
NOSE beauty, easgnosiahaa fashion, The pak-
slis aessmblaess,bdag Adosssd with IN 9 that
rinteNii en6s, xe6lth'and political influence
can bestow. Such is the high life" Of the
Capital as # appcars on the surface, but
were We % see the ;'skcle,sns s4is,ing in.
the closet. /" the heart would. feel that Life
i bnt : sqFroy, amid all IL splendor and
gaity; bat ''le,s be gay" = iAs mstto in I'll
classes, each according % his opportunities
70 19iv6lll forthe admisSioa sf Mississippi
shasfnx paa ia he Hbtnss With tts shaiiiss con-
dftions INT vsryfn.sa secsc ~ saFs H.
dieas6n TIT Tie wo1k OF ID 1Sesisa foa
odff iSal66tff sdAG y S6isiy edGabpIisds ny
time. Thess ass other intsssss In .sk66S
90AesrAanAadiue,aha nusaiaD dagisleton,
asait.wiu bakD)easjagi sahssshs' sor kusw
bhaf CsssAsd NkesG Naslh ~ 6oaAh, AaSe
united Aheie e0esis me nepe ported, Idevsl-
0ps1ast afihs aA1Ass, en- Me !hais sfrits
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lIoais ao> i. b,sias Room q l.l'eh !.
large, nishs G rs Hss'e 'os
Ja(1s chunas1o ho receitSd Z letter
frsh Hon Geo. q. 'exyies, dassa Raapcah,
KY. February 8, stating that he had been
sick for several weeks, bat was then con.
yaNgynt Judge lsmes feEPsctsd % y
bert y the 4th psox.. IN order y open the
xa'ch tenn q - pstrics Court
oasesse =. ,.,r.r
vo1 Poruliii e cssasp j he nelsaA asw.
hallesSb -nlst1s - s'hEeII f''9A tttl3. -
soo,d'bA l.ai {iiS,.: cola dust, eIs@sl.oo
currency, per o.
.sGosaiu New Tost. @l,st 2'd III s@9!
We understand that manager LanGrishe
win gtts i beis6s On Saturday evening
next, and that the proceeds thereof will'be
spplieA to the aaiaeAnce Of tho Sisters of
Charity, who have recently built.s Female
Academy in Helena and ~ in debt for ahe
same. su4. NGggs fpr*t a.d
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The newly discovered mines on Cedar
Creek, which arc raising 50 much excitement
in Montana, and were first reported to be in
Montana, 1t turns out are in idaho, about
Gftcen miles over the line into our Tcrritoly
Our nciyhbors of Montana would very
likely be glad to, appropriate the revenue
from those mines, but we shall be compelled
Il object. The officers Of a6hosl,ones and
Idaho counties will altsod to the n,aticf. -
ld"Ao Statesr'ol', 5A. Az 9.ai.3r aIt iii
Not much! If your Shoshonc officer.
wish more trouble than they can dispose Of,
let them come over tho Range with their
collection wallets .+,.e risrf2 o:rf.zs.t,, 73aae
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In tho Gazette of the 18th ''Old Jake" of
Philipsburg, asserts that money was ab-
stracted from . registered letter mailed at
Jefferson for Philpsburg, and the envelope
bears evidence of having been subjected to
the stcan,ing process. Who is the guilty
one? Hunt it up. ,.". .." -.
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The Independent cs says TO Champion the
present officers of Deer Lodge County
from the SANDERS Of the NEW NORTH
WEST. For the prologue to that eccentric
sequel, sec files of Indepe4dent for July
1860. The King il dead: Live the King"