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To THE PoINT.-In a political pa
per, in the Old Guard, for June, after
considering the situation OF the~Demo-
cratic party and the country, the
writer says.
"What, then, is to be done? Why,
if the Democratic party can lot pres
ent aunited and thoroughly CONSOLIDATE
ed front against the Mongrel party,
will it not be a thousand times better
to keep out of any campaign altogeth-
er, than to go in for the privilege of
being unavoidably beaten? If there
be not virtue and pluck enough left
in the party and in the people of the
States, to resist the Mongrel caucus
Amendment, then the next best thing
and the only thing to be d%one--is,
to stoutly refuse to go into any cam
paign at all, and lie tremendously still
on the high ground that the Constitu-
ton las been subverted in such a
manner as to render all voting a farce.
Inflame, as much rs possible, the
minds of the masses with the feeling
that the States have been forcibly
stripped of the great and sacred right
of independent franchise. Set them
on fire with the idea that the white
mans vote is everywhere to be neu-
tralized, or taken from him, by the
Mongrel campaign Amendment
Show them that it is unseless tor them
to vote, except they vote as miggers,
with that measure in force. Work
this fact into their hearts and brains,
and it will not be long before they will
send the Amendment niggers and
all, both black and white, down such
steep places as the swine, spoken Off
tine New Testament, never found
The sight of a great party refusing to
go into a campaign because the party
in power have, in effect, stripped the
States of all their most sacred rights
of franchise, will arrest the attention
of the world, while it will SOW the
seed of a political up-heaval, here at
home, which will hurl the Mongrel
party from the throne of its usurped
power forever.
This, we say, seems the last and on
ly resort of the Democratic party, if
the fraudulent Amendment is to re-
garded as a law. And we have seen
the Democratic Legislature of New
York, under the lead of a rough and
ignorant ward political adventurer of
this city, hasting to recognize it as
law, even before it has been decided
to be so by any competent tribunal
(for Grants proclamation does not
make it a law and thus the example
of a universal cavlng in and surrender
of the party, has been started. 1t is
most scandalous.
A great number of leading Mongrel
statesmen are of the opinion that the
so-called Amendment has not yet
legally passed. They ever try to keep
the question from the Supreme Court,
which is now filled with lawyers of
their W party, dreading that they
may think more of their own legal re-
putation than of such a scandalous
party measure. And yet, W. repeat,
that before the legality of the pretend
ed Amendment has been pronounced
by competent authority, and while
even leading sMongrels' affirm it to be
not yet passed, the Democratic Legis-
lature of the State of New York has
tens to embrace it! If it was ever
proper to speak of a Legislature as ar
ass-pen, it strikes us hat we have
found II cIse here.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Henry G. Bell & Co.
Henry Krebs.

11euTy NTcDS.
State of Ohio, Ashland County, SIS.
BY virtue of a certain order of sale.
issued from the Court of Common
Pleas of Ashland County, Ohio, dated
June Is 1870, and to me directed, l will
sell at public sale, at the South door
of the Court House, in Ashland, Ash
land county, Ohio, on
Saturday, July %, Il. D.. 1870,
at 2 o'clock P. NJ. of said day, the
following real estate, situate in the
county of Ashland and State of Ohio,
to wit: Lot number (S) eight, in
SampsePs addition to the town of Ash
land. Also so much off the East side
of lot number (9), nine, in said addi
ton as has not heretofore been sold to
Sarah Lang (now deceased); also a
certain parcel of land lying north of
and adjoining to said lots number (S),
eight and CO. nine, and bounded and
described as follows, to-wit: Begin
ming at the northeast corner of lot
number (S) eight. aforesaid and run
ming north with the line of said lands
owned by P. HI Clark to the north
west corner of said CIark's lands, then
west to the east line of the old grave
yard, known as the Hopewell Church
property; thence south with the line
of said grave yard to the north line of
lands owned by NJ. Clueston ; thence
east with said Clugston's line and the
north line of said lots number 90,
eight and CO. nine to the place Of
beginning.
Appraised at $4,000. Terms of sale
cash.
VIM o. PORTER, Sheriff.
w. 7. Johnston Prfs Atty.
June 90, 1~S70-5w50
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SHERIFF0S SALE.
John Miller
Benjamin Cunningham ct. al.

Benjamin Cunningham ct. al.
State OF Ohio, ashland County, S..
By virtue of a certain order of sale,
issued from the Court of Common
Pleas of Ashland county, Ohio, da
led June Is, a. d. 1870, and to me
directed, l will sell at public sale, at
the south door of the Court House, in
Ashland, Ashland county, Ohio, on
Saturday, July %, H.. d.. 1870, at 1
o'clock p. NJ. of said day, the follow
ing real estate, situate in the county
of Ashland and State of Ohio, to-wit:
Being part of the north west quarter
of section thirty one, township twenty
three, range sixteen, commencing at
the northwest corner of said quarter
at a post I; thence north along the
north boundary of said quarter south
$3.50 cas- 45 500 links to a post;
thence south l $50 east and parallel
with the west boundary of the quar-
ter SO chains and 10 links to a post ON
the north line of a certain lane leading
to Josiah Cunningham's residence ;
thence with the north boundary of
said lane south 500. west A chains and
rs links to the west boundary of said
quarter to a stone; thence with the
west boundary of said quarter north
l $50 west 80 chains 10 links to the
place of beginning, containing fifteen
and 25-1O0 acle s of land, Q5 25 100.
Appraised at 5000. Terms OF sale
cash.
j. w. & Geo. B. Smith, Plf S At
torney's.
VIM o. PORTER,
Sheriff of AshIsnd Co.
June %, 1870-5w50
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SHERIFF'S SALE
G. M. Barber,
Absolom Lirrett.

Absolom Liggett.
State of Ohio, Ashland county o.
BY virtue of a certain writ of yen&
Exponas issued from the Court of
Common Pleas of Delaware County,
Ohio, dated April 18th A. d. 1870,
and to me directed. I will sell at
public auction, at the South door Of
the Court House, in Ashland, Ash-
land county, Ohio on
Saturday, june 18Th II. ID. $780,
at one o'clock p. NJ. of said day tia,
following described lands and tene-
ments, to wit: . i3i=4,isi
The east half of the northwest quar-
ter of section twenty-five (22) Town.
ship nineteen (19) range sixteen (16)
containing eighty acres of land
Appraised at $500. Terms of sala
cash. la3i6
VIM. o. PORTER,
Sheriff Ashland, Co. Ohio.
G.. NJ. Barber PRf7s Atty, sg
May 18th 18z0-5w45. ~ ,i-
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From Exchanged
lIIOH 1AOHSCo.I
WASHINGTON, June "a, 70.
MINISTER MOTLEY.

MINISTER MOTLEY.
A rumor published in one of the
papers here that it had been decided
to appoint Secretary Fish as Minister
to England was denied by the Presi-
dent when he read it this evening"
He did not seem so ready, however,
to furnish a contradiction to the story
that Minister Motley was about to be
recalled. This, it is believed, will
soon be fulfilled.
GEORGIA BILL PASSED.
The House to-day, after a spirited
contest yer the Georgia bill, which
was pretty much the same in detail as
those that have preceded it on
the same subject at various stages of
the present session, agreed on a bill
to admit the State to representation
at once in Congress, to repeal all laws
p~rohibitory of the organization of the
militia, and to declare that the bill
shall not be sustained so as to prevent
an election, as provided by the Con
stitution of said State. This leaves
the status of the present Legislature
still an open one for itself and the
Courts to decide, and is, in effect, a
fermentation of what is known as the
Bullock rule in Georgia. An an
nouneement for a new election this
fall was lost by some forty majority.
The bill now goes back again TO the
Senate
INCOME TAX ABOLISHED.
The anticipation that the Senate
would vote to abolish the income tax
was realized to-day by the adoption of
an amendment to the tax bill striking
it ont altogether by a vote of thirty
four to twenty three. After this was
done the bill. was laid aside till Mon
day next. Should the House noncon-
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Down With Your Ducats.

A new demand is being made upon
the office.holders under the Grant adj
ministration. A brother in-law of one
of Grants Secretaries is travelling
about the country raising money by
subscription for the purpose of pur-
chasing a paid up life insurance poll
cy for our dear, gifted President, of
$4,000. 1t will cost about S27. 900,
and those who expect to hold on to
their present fat places until thu close
of the Grant dynasty, r expected to
"come down" literally. The Presi-
dent has already been made wealthy
through the donations made to him,
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the way, it rests with the people to
remedy this Congressional evil, at the
fall elections. Congress needs such
a wedding out MS shalt kill special
legislation, and jobbery of all kinds,
and insure a conscientious regard for
popular interests in the future
CReUeAand PLAIN Dealer.
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SHERIFF's SALE.
William ImhoR.
Alanson Walker.

State of Ohio Ashland County, S..
By virtue of a certain order of sale
issued from the Court of Common
Pleas of Ashland county Ohio, dated
June 18th A. D. 1870, and 10 me di-
rected, 1 will sell at public sale at the
south door of the Court House in
Ashland, Ashland county, Ohio, On
Saturday July 23d H., d. 1879,
at 3 o'clock P. NJ. of said day, the fol-
lowing Real Estate, situate 1 the coun-
ty of Ashland and State of Ohio, to
wit Being lot number one hundred
in Alanson Andrews, addition to the
town of Ashland, in said county and
State aforesaid. Appraised at $1,000.
Terms of sale, cash.
"i w. o. Porter, Sheriff
Ashland County, o.
+, McCombs d Curtis,
PlfFs ATTORNEYS. 5 w.50,
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How many housewives are there
who have experienced the difficulty OF
obtaining good vinegar. Read the adj
vertisement of w. III. Bishop in this
paper. (3m4o)
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Cures oOKE IhnOAT.
Poland's White Pine Compound,
Cures COLDS
Poland's White Pine Compound,
Cures COUGHS.
Poland's White Pine Compound,
Cures DIPTuERIA.
Poland's White Pine Compound,
Cures SPLITTING OF BLOOD.
Poland's White Pine Compound,
Cures PULMONIC AFFECTION
GENERALLY.
Poland's White Pine Compound,
Cures KIDNEY COMPLAINTS.
"For health come sparkling in the streams
From cool Chocorua stealing:
There 8 iron in our Northern winds ;
Our pines are trees of healing" t
JOHN G. WHITTIER.
TNHE editor of the MAxcHEsrER DAILY
L and WEEKLY MIRRoe~iR an editorial in
the Daily, thus speaks of the Compound :
eve are happy to learn that the demand
for the WHITE-PINE COMPOUND is in
ereasing beyond all previous expectations.
1t is the very best medicine for Coughs and
once used it will ever be without it. We
speak from our own knowledge it is sure
to kill q cold, and pleasant rs sure. The
greatest inventions come by accident and it
is singular that the CON-
POUND, made for Colds and Coughs, should
prove the greatest remedy for Kidney diff
culties known. But so it Is. We cannot
doubt it, so many testimonials como to us
from known men. Besides, the charac-
ter of DIR. Poland is such that we know he
will not countenance what is wrong. For
years a Baptist clergyman, studying medi-
cine to find remedies for his ailments, with
q delicate consumptive look, standing with
one foot upon the grave, he made the dis
covery which has saved himself, and called
out from hundreds of others the strongest
testimonials possible. We have known DIR,
Poland for years, and never knew a more con-
scientious, honest upright, man and we are
glad TO state that we believe whatever he
saws about his WnITE PINE CoMPoUND.
E@-The WHITE PINE COMPOUND has
none of the Dauseating taste so common in
other Tar preparations, bHt Is a highly con-
centrated medicine, prepared in the most
scientific manner at the NEW-ENGLAND
BOTANIC DEPOT, BOSTON, MASS.
JOHN D. PARK. Wholesale Agent,
Sold by w. K. Foltz, Ashland, o.
No. 1.
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E1p's. E1p's Exp. E1ps

Pittsburg 1915 am 2.55 pm 6.45am 1o.3oam
Rochester .se" 3.5S 1920 : Ills +"
Salem 2.4S $50 "l0.21 J.27 pm I"
Alliance a 3.15 $40" 1885. (" 200"
d $40" 6,40- 1E.l5 +. 2,2o I"
Canton / 3.55 am 7.24pm l12.15pm 2,57
Massillon All 7.44 " 1910 "31S
Orville 4.39 SIS "l.25 $3.50
Wooster 500 S.5 "2.OI "A.20
Mansfield 6.15 1920 "4.92 1888
c A $40 !" 1O.5o"4,4o $3.50 +"
0res'e D 7.0Oam HOS 600 am 1880"
Bucyrus 7.20 !" l1.29 /" 6.2SH7 1885,
UpSand's'y 746 1859 7.05 "S.15"
Forest 1- "12.2Sam" 7.37 "S.52"
Lima $50 1.3O 1906 1920
Van Vert 2.3O 1912 |" 1l.28
Fit. Wayne A 1885 3.35 " 11.35 1910 ana
D l0.40 Z" $40 "11.55 ".l2.5o
Columbia 4.19 "12.32pm " 1.zS
Warsaw sos " 80" us
Plymouth 12.35pm " 6.15 $50" sos
Valparaiso 7.33 " 4.30" 4.35
Chicago 800 9.20 " $50 " go
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TRAINS GOING EAST.
Stations. Exp's Exp's Ex'ps EIpIs

Stations. Exps ExPs ExPs Expo
Chicago 11.2oam $50 pm 500 am SIS pm
Valparaiso n l1.42 1907 7.15"
Plymouth 1.50 pm 1.5Oam" $50" sos
Warsaw +" $40 1888 9.51
Columbia 4.19 " 1l.53pm "10.3o
F. W.. A 3.15 "5.15 1910 " lilo
wayne d 800 545" 1255-ff.20
Van Vert SIS " 2.l2 1925 am
Lima 4.40 Z" sos I" 3.51 $50 "
Forest 9.37 "4-37 %
Upsand's'y 54s 1905 sos I" 2lo.a
Bucyrus 6,15" 10.45 /" $50 "a-52"
Crest 4 $40 Ills $50 . 40
6.55 1905 pm q 6.00an $50
Mansfield 7.1S "12.34 {" 6.42 500
Wooster 1923 {" 2.Ol 1925 "6.z3A
Orrville S.42 2.27 1857 "6.4S"
Massillon e.26 " 2.58" 9.35 CITY,"
Canton 59.19" 3.13 I" 9,57 "7.3S
Alliance / A $50 1880 "10.45 $50
d: 9,55. 3.55 /" I1.Oo "G,40
Salem 10.1S 423 " 11.40 " 9.0S
Rochester 6.o2 2.o5 pm 1857
Pittsburg 12.3Oam " 7.O5 3.15 "lI-0E
F. R. MYERS.
aTfs. ID General Ticket AgeAft
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Atlantic Time Table.
G. H. TOPPING Agent,
c. G.. & C. TIME TABLE

On and after Monday, Dec. 21st, 1868,
passenger trains will arrive at the follow
ing places at the time set. -2mrL
GOING SOUTH.
N. London 1910 a. m. 4:30 p. m. ISL p. m.
Crestline lilo a. m. 5:45 =. m. 1875 p. m.
Gallon 11:30 a. m. 6:z5 p: M I1:16 p. m.
GOING NORTH. u tf
N. Lond'n 5:15 am 1910 I'm 2:l5 pm S.0ep pm
Crestline 400 am $40 am 1:15 pm $40 pm
Gallon 3:5l am $3.50 am LOG pm 5:27 pm
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Call on w. J.. Edwards if yo
want a fine picture.
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Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne 4 Chicago
~ Railway --amu n

On and after May 9th, 1870, grains viii
leave Stations daily, Sundays excepted,)
as follows. TRAIN leaving Chicago AZ 5,35
p M, leaves daily:] Train leaving Pitts
bursh at 2.55 p. M, leaves daily.1
TRAINS GOING WEST.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS. )

Hyhe Board of School Examiners Of Ash-
land County will hold the following
Examinations during the school year 1870
n. 10Y EfE go EeW ggH4VY gN-
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PROPOSALS. FOR. Materials, EfC
. FOE MONTANA PENlTEyTIARY.

q Scaled proposals. Will be received BY y
undegsigped, ,Cpntraeiovs for building u
Il Di1os, ~ Sssg is d 81 oisy. NJ !. Z
70 May 1st, 1870, f1e furnishing mase'a'
for said PehIeemtlafy, - follows ..a
a.1st F0ritws la,ndied thousand (Soov y
hard burned bricks Of good qusli'y, , e.
delivered On or before the list dayof ''''
'ilSd. For fifty thousand 10000 fees% }.
good clear pis6 lumber, 70 be deliveesa
tho work pIogrssses and - required. =,
81. For one thousand Q,00O) busnen :.
/ good lime, % BE- delivered 10 the wolk r.
crosses and - required. .s
a An the above 70 be delivered on ~ 80
Of che ,Pepitentjary In Deer Lodge ~
Montana ~. Separate bids to be MA. -. =
| the brick, lumber, and lime, and %
the price pr Thousand and per bushei ..an
iiiAlso, lids Ghsallhg .Aght hundred n.
pcrohel of Fqck. more o. less, fro15 T.
quarry, about three miles, distant, ena ~
livcring the seihe on the Penitent'aJ ~
~ theWoek psogreo0es and asrequirea-~
- state The price Of hauling per perch: -,
BIDS q b. 0peaed On the evening o. =.
. IL, 1070 !, Tha undersigned reserve ~
Hight . rejecs my Or III bids, and no -,
o616fal bl1d6ge viii 10 required g ~
ih1o Utitt0 a1otEAcSSand give boaes
tAeeii& ~ ~ talihfsl ;psrfor'naa
4ass Sss,ltil6ljx !. IoB1RNIE;
.'sssseAraSEGI
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REPORT OF THE GRAND JURY.
4 A"I 'f@h NAY TERN, 1870. 10 "'
Territory Of Montana, ~ D" 1, ~,
County Of Deer Lodge. 9'."5 s'i'"

I. a."i'f9" p NAY TERN, 1870. $50 49,
Territory Of Montana, t' ' -
County Of Deer Lodge. 7'."5 ''h" j ;"
We, the Grand Jury Of Deer Lodge Coun-
ty, Montana Territory, duly empannelled
for the May Term of the End Judicial Dis
trict Court, A. D. 1870. respectfully make
the following report: v -53 L.-# ".t f.ih .
That we have visited the public buildings
belonging to the County; that VIC find the
prisoncrs in jail we'll cared for, and due
vigilance used BY the attending officers;
that We would recommend some improve
mentin the ventillaHonsof the apartments,
which We deem necessary for the health of
the occupants. We also think tho window
insecure, and recommend I wire grating Or
screw placed over tho same. We also Re.
commend that high fence b built around
the jail. We also lind thst some Of The
streets and alleys belonging othe town Of
Deer Lodge lmye been aohstructsd BY bnild.
ing, .fences aa1d. sothss olstfuctiona and
would call Ne attenlioa Of ~ Osust TO the
necessity of having tl,oss sbsiractioss NJ
moved Al Of which We respectfully sab-
nit so.arw !. Is.,PRNBERT0N,uq
Deer Lodge; Nay 4:h, 1870. =. -s -
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UNEOUITOCAL.


''' The Capital Tines asks flour article men.
tioning Mr.. Church q Revenue Assessor
Of Montana Is not equivocal in its compile
me''ts. We think not, certainly not - in.
tended. We stated he was one of the
twenty-five Detectives Of the Revenue Dc.
partment appointed by President Grant.
The Times thinks Detective" synonym
for "Spy," and that spies are despissble
It 10 the name that troubles the 7ymes. Do
you despise 6heriffs or Police, officers +?
Their duty il to detect and arrest viola
tors of law. Tic same duties devolve on
Revenue Detectives Criminals do not Cd.
vertise their offeuses, demand admittance
to prison, or seek punishment for their
crimes. Still, Laws must, be enforced. and
violators punished, else the innocent are at
the mercy Of the mcrciless. ., We have, seen
history accord able Detectives, high credit,
and to be chosen one Of twenty-five prin.
cipal Detectives in the land, certainly sug.
gests administrative ability. and. his up.
pointment to this District, afterwards, con.
idence in his integrity. Mr.. Church will
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Y The above u tbs basis Of settlement. The
Pioneer and Rocker bitches have not como
down - the aboys figures, bat \ i to be
hoped that they may. While We caasot
approve Of the cousie taken " eit6er party
IN this, dificulty, 81 partiesr WIN aeknow.
ledge that - cents PEI, Inch "a hopls mn =
a sxogbitant price for water Nov that
~ dimculiy y beyond : doabt ~. " nay r.
peat former remark, tAat s.'aiYsr Bow Ass
: ia,srsr YIsioss q W. rms y. Pseoe . Ard
ple1iy snd Z. compstGpoA u . 1ew a4ort
nostha hannt ~ drsams ef naey Se sear
Aoness 800 q Nd Nay tA6s ds9Gns b :
hsA - - 2 I'd {? =, IT.. ! 1
\; ~ IaTssi 70 ssst
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- IL said Pr. Hy.cinth. /. ~
Try: "'''a
-Helena cure for culprit,-p,. .
1lsam. ~
-S<iowa women convicts have to-
stone breakers.
The old Southern Hotel, Nevv
being re.carpeted. It takes eight 49,
carpet.
. ,-The.ns~it,t thing in eo,ot.d f.,e,>
elry il smoked Roman pearl in sh,d.ds
let, green or t!dmson balls.
: Mira Jane 9. Swisshelm HI, nth.
70 Minnesota 70 take the editorship a.
old battle axe-the ST. Cloud Vi,;lor
The Gazette is advocating the bu,,x
of = huge ditch from the lakes and Ca,
creek 70 cover the mining region sbou. y
lena.
The House Committee of the Wh
April 20, reduced the tariff on railrosd j.,
from 70 to 60. cents. That is 10 uef ~,
kindness and 90 per cent. mcauness tow
the Northern Pacific Road.
-'Muggins'' Taylor, we'll known in n.
tana, and IS true friend as ever ,,,,.
palms, Is accorded distinguished homo, ;
the Omaha Herald for services In 4 q,
paign against the Indians At South Pss.
The Salt Lake zslegrapA of the \,
ult says Company G, Of the 7th lui,sh
left yesterday for Corinne, 70 oct - ";
for the SUPPLY and baggage train Of tha.n
imcnt under orders for Montana. The OF
CT two companies now at Camp Dou,h
and the troops at Bridger and Fort st.s
will consolidate at Corinne on the 3o.h .
proceed to Montana, to exchange with n
18th Infantry, ordered to Utah.
The Gazette of April Goth apropo,
Cullom bill, reads another lecture to b,
Lodge Democrats who participated IN d
Peoples Movement. Tho Herald recau
informed US the Republicans who took D.
therein were ashamed of Themselves o,
says ''Tweedlcdum" and tho other "Tv.
dlcdee" and precious little either Democn
or Republicans Of Deer Lodge care for h,
drumming on the party strings that wov)
strangle them.
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We published April 9Th the census Of the
Fls.heads - taken bS Mr.. Thomas Adams
IN 1880, giving HE total number 1t 54s. all
told, snd Suggesting che probability that
thcis numbers had considerably diminished
Ia shs iass tes years. Isevered Father 0ior.
d, Superior % the Missions, sends 10 tran.
script nom ~ Mission Record, IN which 10
ksps complete statistics Or The tribe, stating
shssswisA' tla4' shsssribs b not % the de-.
essases, THE following shows no increase
end Aeeroaee az the peeS three yeari; @..e
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Deer Lodge; Nay 4:h, 1870!


Under date Of Corinne, April e our sspe.
cial correspondent sends - acceunt Of The
following shipments in addition To- those
noted on the first page: ogI yta.aG H.a
ia '''Ths Diamond B shippsd to-day $500
''pounds for j. p. Reinhart andaW@ls 4
'sCo.. Missoa!A / Also q. eoe posals 70 He
ELENA, mosely for lTatt, Narphyand Nel,
t'and Paschea, - 1ayater, sby male tsain
;sSeverali aeenss ioaded uiSh scclsstiah bft
is'this rmssning, md caneAbee iasoies Iearts
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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-05-06

$1,000, 900 FOR AN OPERA HousE.-1h
total cost Of the new Opera House in Pun
is now given at about forty millions d
francs-eight millions of dollsrs-a ON
which, expended upon works of utility al
benevolence, might have endowed ha
pital, founded college for the poor, built
lodging houses for the working classss d
the metropolis, extended the water supply,
which with oil the artesian wells around
the city, is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. orphan
asylun,s, ETC., etc. The answer to this froa
the throne might be that already Paris In
its hospitals, libraries, asylums, college,
and that water is not 90 important - muss
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-05-06

And now Van Horns humbusgesy-
the bill for the organization OF the Terrific
ry of Oklahoma is up in Cougrssa VI
move for transfer of the Cullom. MoutaA
bill to the Indian Territory - An ezpsa
ment. Wouldn't they have happy tin
taking the test oath!