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Legal Advertisements.
SIlERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of an order Of sale issued on, Of tho
~ District Court Of the Second Judicial District VI
Montana Territory in aud for the county of cr Lodge
hcarir: date March the 1"h. l. D. 1870 30 n, direct
"a and delivered in an action lately pending IN ssd
S Mont. Wherein Newman !. plaini and !!
Ene'ts and George Morley arr defendants Ia favor Ut
said plaintiff and a:,ins, the sail, dc:cn,auts ,o- The
I'm ln o. Inny. four Hundred and Forty ts2.asnpl
."ns. Wt interest: together with the sun, ct one
Iinhs'cd ana Twenty.two M lCNth. rsl.a NJ Dollars
costs OF sn't-besies aceruu: costs--I have levied
D. $40, bttWeen the hours # u clock N, and o.
Cock p M of said day at the front door Of ,hc CONT
House II Deer Lodge City. Mon"na Territory sell \:
N hand. the following: described property situated in
Deer Lodge County. Montana TERRITORY. ~ follows.
io-Mli; All the right title and interest ot which Tie
aslsiGsa1s u IL Morley, George Rolf AMI William
scohc!d had on the .sh day OF September. 1865 In
and !" INC mor.ra:ea property described i'll plaintiff.
complaint, to-wit: the undivided Gve.sxths lsGth-l
81 al ING mining ground known rs Eua i Cos
CLAIMS ~ he:nch and on the bars OF Orc Fao suct
three miles or ihc'eabout> from Silver how cary. Al.
so the undivided Hve>ix,hs l5tths1 o. a cat lin VA
tI<r.ht and ditch located hy John Brown and known
o. Rolf 4 Cos Ditch, coricyia" water from Bulr .
Kun. tributary Of Blown's (,uch, TO said Orc F:no
Morley, Rolf and Scoacll located by them and r,cMd
ca IN the County Recorders Office .. said Deer Lodge
county in september 1888 aud intended to convey
ABOVE said last descliDcd ditch together with MI th,
reservoirs, branches and appurtcuaEces OF said ditch
and water.risht and all tn: rights ami pri;'csc. there.
unto belonging or IN any wise a)pu:tanny Also Ill
me undivided hsesxths l5-'tlsl o; al mining and
blacksmith tools, suie- boxes. &C. in or upon or lc.
on.ins to the same Also, the to!low!n. described
ror p,.a!, ,.uaisd IN Deer Lodyr Con,t Mont,na
BY Joseph ClMk in 1865 and described In the Coua1s
Recorders Ohiec OF said Deer Lodge County. aud
known rs Clarks Ranch. and being on Bass Creek on
the west side Of Deer Lodge River. ahurt IS miles
above Deer Lodge City, all inc!nsel and containing
aeout Two ailmd'e, acres be tho mere or less
| ing.
Given under my hard this s'i day OF Masch, A. D.
| ". W JONES, Sheriff.
SSst by n. DICKINSON, Cnder Shcr:a
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Pionecr.-Wc noticed ut Strung & Co. =.
on Monday. $50 fec, of 1 inca rubber hose.
with brass couplings nad copper nozzle
pipes, the most'substantial ma,cria. in the
way OF hydraulic hose we have ever seen
The rubber is guaranteed to stand a steam
pressure OF 100 pounds to the square inch
IL was made 70 order Of Pcmlnrton SEQ in
New York, and is destined for their Piouccr
mines. The coupling pipes, etc, are St.
Louis made, and have been On tho road
r'crl Tor over . year, being portion of
The Tacony freight Pemberton & Kelley
have now some 5000 feet OF Strang & CO..
hydraulic pipe on the Glasgow Bar, and
will use this flexible hose in the pits. They
own 2400 fec, Of the Bur. and will run from
4to O hydraulics during the summer, dc.
pending on the amount Of water procure.
O!c One hydraulic began work on las.
sionday-thc first In this portion of the
county this season, We believe. Turn them
loose. McNish. e. So. #
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Csraboo.-Wc learn from Caraboo Gulch.
'oas ABOUT 70 inches Of water was flowing
III Inc gulch on Monday morning The
'"o" Is oil of the flats, and mining will
somme"ee next week. There are only 1:
" 10 men In the gulch, aud there Is work
,o' ~ or 90 more. Caraboo is IN cxccllcn,
1--WE camp. ordinarily short Of wsier. but
... .ue'e - already Is much a. any time last
JASON, will this year yield lers,,v :"
- O. = Laas I Bo~,e:. h, .n.H u,
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Personal We arc pleased to sec in Mon
tana again: Mr.. Horace Countrymnn, one Of
our old time residents, and the build er Of
some Of our bes, quartz mills and building!
in Montana, among which we may instance
the Postlewait mill ut Summit, the James
stuar: mill, the Swallow mill. a, Highland,
anftke Masonic Temple, at Virginia city
Having spent the last year or two in Ne.
vala and Utah, lie has returned. here bclicv.
ing Montana tho best Of all after all. H. is
accompanied by his daughter, Miss Lizzie
Country'nan, who has been q pupil Ut the
Episcopal school in Salt Lake City, under
charge Ut Bishop futile. Mr.. G. has loca-
ted permanently in Deer Lodge. Mrs. C..
and son arc in Salt Lake City, and will, in
few days, start for Deer Lodge. We call
attention to Mr. Countrymaa's card in this
issue and commend parties having business
in Ills line to communicate with him.
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Arresicd.-On Tuesday morning at day
lish: Deputy L. 5. Marshal Jones, Mr.. Dick
Dickinson, and Mr.. II. g. Walton left town
having received information Of the where
abouts OF Jackson Lingle Yesterday even.
ing u three O'Clock they captured him in a
cabin near Rochester. in Madison county
and this afternoon Mr.. Dickinson put Iii.
prisoner in jail. He made no Resistance tt
the officers; said he WIS frightened very
much by his bondsmcn, and, without any
definite purpose in view, went over to the
cabin of IL friend ut Rochester. Mcssrs.
Boswell and Walton, bondsmen, who orc
thus relieved of the $4,000 bond, arc nat
ural)y happy ut the capture.
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Some Place 70 Ce.-Eightecn miles, even
over an Appisn way, and to the finest tier
nal spring IN the country-La lcge de Chez
reul-is too far for m evening drive. Natural
roads, that art, and the sciences and even the
XLIst Congress couldn't make an amend
mcnt to-and no place TO 60 to upon them.
Horses in the stalls, impatient of halter
bound energies; carriages wearing out will,
inaction rs certainly and ~ catholicly as the
Dcacon's ''One IIoss Shay" swans dcsir.
ing. maidens signing. all the worL! Of Deer
Lodge wishing. and still worse faring than
Flora of Madison Square-thcy had no
place to 90. IAN remarks of u caloric ma
turc barred out) But it's all right now.
Nestled in the foot.hills, rugged enough to
he picturesque yet If easy approaches, d.
rectly across the valley A miles from town,
is lake nearly cliptical, $50 feet across by
/ 900 feet in length. 1t is said 10 be very
dccp-almost fathomless. Its banks are
fringcd with shrubbery, and carpeted will,
trailing arbutus (arbutus uva-ursi,) while
here and there a majestic pine scn,incls the
shores, and their thousand tremulous tongues
quick whisper the approached even gcntlcst
summer winds To the cast few yards
distant, sharp crest, aud beyond, clasped
in the great arm of the Rocky Mountains.
the bread valleys, crossed with dark lines
Of timber, dotted with houses. and herds
and the brokon falIow, while Deer Lodge
looks like the homes Of tho Lill;putians To
Tao. west Il mile or mOrc-ihc pinc-cOvercd
sleeps Of Mount Powell, rising precipitously
clou.lward until crag is piled on crag q
miles above the sea for which its accumula.
teal SHOWS will soon Start on their vcrna!
pilgrimage. To the north. trout stream,
with trout in it, To the south. ~ unknown
land. This. of the lakes and its surround
ings. a party Of gentlemen few days
since visited. named i. Irvine Lake, claimed
and recorded the land enclosing it, will, the
Iaudablc object Of building n pleasure boa.
on its waters, and erecting = house in the
vicinity. The house has already been pro.
cured, and will be put up shortly. Already
a number Of persons have driven to it, nj.
though the ice was not yet broken on its sur.
face. The level road on the south side of
the Tin Cup Joe Greek leads to within few
hundred yar.ls Of it. Ii short time it " i'll
I've one Of the plcasantcs: resorts in the coun-
try and there reed be no further complaint
of ''nowhcrc to CO., .'T. hs'
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CONSULTATIONS and sitter April IT,
1870 the commercial houses Of Donnc.i 4 Clark lie
lsna and X W. Donaeh 4 Co, Deer Lodge. will be
consolidated under the firm name and style Ut Il W
Oonnell Co.. and the house in Helena ~in b. dis
continued all our goods being offered for sale 4 Deer
Lodge whcrc Ne viii 0dcssDcslers induocueaSs nevss
before cGuallcd on the West Side.
Also. on o. shout May lst 1874 Ne sil establish in
connection with our commercial houec In Deer Lodge
BANKlNG00UsE tor she parehaae and rale Of Ex.
change, Gold Dust etc aud oil legitimate Banking Bu-
stsee& d 49, - II . - es D = - - III sg i
soA r. ". D0NNELL / co.
Deer Lodge. April ~. 1seo. 49, 4sut esaa
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Special Term Of Court. But little bust
ness was transacted nj tho term on Monday,
the demurrer and motion in the cause OF
Walker & Bro. q. Thraslncr ct. al, being
argued. During tho week the following
persons have filed their declarations Of in.
tcntion To bec0mc citizens Of tho United
States: Peter lessen, native Of Hoisted.
Province OF Scl,lcswig--now part Of the
kingdom Of Prussia. John O'Ncill, native
OF Airdric, Lanarkslirc, Scotland. Ole
Olcson, native Of Frcdcricksborg, Denmark
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The AritDmetical Prublcm.-Wc hay

The Artthmetical PrOblem.-Wc have
received u number OF solutions of the prob
lem published last week. They put the in.
dcbtcancss OF the agent to the town all the
way from % cents 10 carly 800. None yc,
received are correct. Tie question Of how
much liquor lie received from tho town or
turned over to it is not involved. and is the
complication inserted TO tanglc the problem.
The presumption is he was honest. and the
question is, how much lie owed the town,
or tho town him, in cash, he being charged
with tho cash received, and cred tied viii,
the amount paid out and his salary.
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The Pcnltcntlary. --CoMmissioncr Mite

The Pcnltcntlary. commissioner Mitch.
ell, on last Friday evening. received a com.
mun:cat;on from the Secretary OF Interior
informing him the contract and bond Of
Senior & Mckinney to build the Penitcn
t:ary on the modified plan for $50, 800 had
been approved and filed. Mr.. Senior is cx-
pcc'cd here by the next coach, when work
will be commenced. The Contract specifies
that the building shall he completed by No.
vcmber LIST, 1870.
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a. DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. ~
., The desirable House and Lot on u Street GOlit
iionr: ~ 'he Der Lodge, known n McKlNSTRY'S
BOAkIRNG HOUSE, - offered At privni sale nj lc..
man ost u applet Tor so0D II il nearly ncw vas
balt last fall rAme,'ly for private boarding ho,..e
nn NM room AND iac'litc s for the accommodation vi
Custom aud ~ enl,nc tan b. filled {, Its utmost ca.
psc1y The Dniny Room IL isx2a: Kitchen lsxai,
,nnnncehM; Pantry 1919. failOr; three bed Rooms
ioAH. \ SkvEN-TAiLiAo WELL o. EXCELLENT WATER
tsDER THE KITCHEN IsIHDns: 4 coon HENNEHy and
o'her good improvements. Onc halt tn: purchase
money may remain, VITA NE property NJ security. un-
81 srpte, !-;, 1870. Possession S,vcn April lst
For terms spply ~
LEWIS NcMrRTRY, Eco,
OF, MRS. 7. H. MclINSTEY,
Sit NJ N. nr.,c,...
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Ktrkcn1all's TrainS-Hugh Kirkencall,
Esq. notifies our merchants, in another
column, that his Freight trains arc on the
road, and he is prepared to deliver goods
from rail or river to any portion Of Mon.
lara. Hugh is one of the Invest, most cner-
gct'c and successful men that cversee |. four
"hecl squadron in the field, and his trains
will 80 through promptly. We could not
commend : freighter more deserving Of
patronage and are confident communities
ton With him will result to the advantage
Of al shippers. Try It. Address Hugh
kirkendsll, Hslena, Montana. II q. NJ L. -,
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00RRAf sAL1 o. CIIOTIlIN0!-W. copl,,a
Bso hare IN afoss IN ~ Nsv Nossn.wm1 min.
Ing. Deer Lodge. largo ssock e
CALIFORNIA READY MADS CLOTHING :
To Re sold ont y Wholesale PsiosaI -
q RETAIL without reserve. The be basxaies evse a.
tered on ~ Wsse sd At9lsd1s6 ss6ek, I'D nsst
~ ~. 81 .ga.r .ssss-p - 4
GREAT 1AloAINs N CoAT&, .x.,r.
/ oiss ~ ~e1s1a - pbsAase ~ ~ ~ !.
A. ~ nvosD -a0asnps ssAassz caAI O. -
- ehsae. ~
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~ WASTED-A journcynan BARBER Good
Inducements to hrst class wor.s,nen.
Apply to or address II. PLvMMER,
EST Occidental" Deer Lodge. u. r
BATHS, BATHS. BATHS, BATHS /.
Occidental Bath House, Deer Lodsc rc-opcncd Sat.
n'day, April 9th. Rcslted aud in good ORDER Eaths
$3.50 40 PLUMMER.
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The Independent cxalts its horn over an
asserted error of SIS, 600, 900 in our statement
of the reduction Of debt in the ycar ending
March lst, 1870, and cites the Report Of
Boutwell, in proof that it was $e2, 0OO, 900,
instead of 500 100000 Having discovered
this error, why did it overlook tho other
wherein 1.-The war left Us with debt of
$4,000, 600, 0O0," when the entire debt was, on
the Slst of August. 1865, $2,757 ,s03, 6se.
When it has noticed that We gave only the
interest bearing debt in round numbers;
when 1t has found that that was not alone.
ny many millions. the Indebtedness of the
Government which has been paid and
when it has realized tho bearing the appre-
citation Of Government notes has upon q
debt 1900. 00O, 600 of which bears coin in.
tefess, We may discuss financial questions
with It.
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Coming.-We learn that some twenty.
five families Of Danes living in Illinois and
and Iowa arc in communication with Mr..
Peterson and will probably. i,nmigratc u
Deer Lodge county the present summer. Il
Is also MENTIONED that ten Or . dozen fami.
Los living in niseoqri arc destined for this
place within few weeks. During The week
considerable numbers Of men from the mil.
road have paced Through for Cedar, and on
yesterday fourteen persons from Alder
gu'ch. (including the old LADY, journeyed
through'witnons WAGON, ~ ,Vssew Cedar.
The world Of immigrants moves
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LOCAL N EW >.

Suicide ut Butte. MIR. n. c. Ncttlcton, q
resident Of Butte City. and one of the mos,
esteemed citizens, committed suicide ut that
place on the night of April lst or the morn.
ing of The I'd. 10y shooting himsclf through
the head His cabin was about one fourth
Of a mile from town and some 500 or 400
wards from IL ghbor. On the evening If
the 81. some O:c went Ia his cabin. raped,
received no III, swpr saw blood under the
door, called assistance and forced an en-.
trance. He Was found lying dead with y
revolver near Aim-onc chamber discharged.
the bullet having entered under his chin and
passed ont through the top OF his IL adj Two
notes were fUEnd. one addressed to Mr.
Humphrey stating he Isl used $50 Of The
counterfeit money; and The other ITO the
public saying, substantially, it was his
first dishonest act; that the rcmorsc was
uncomfortable, and death preferable to the
disrcpu.c thst attached to exposure. The
Coroncr's jury returned verdict in &C.
cordancc with The facts. lie was buried on
Sunday and the funeral attended 10y u large
concoursc OF people. lie was aged about
js Il native of Connecticut; singh; owned
mining ground near his cabin. was indus.
trious, temperate. ak! Of good rcputc. lie
'ivcl some years in Illinois opposite St.
Louis; was in sole charge of quartz COM.
pany's interests in Idaho valued ut $3.50.
900; served his employers faithfully; came
to Montana in the spring of 1866, and has
since been .! Butte. lie, in company with
some o,hc,s, went to Cedar last winter with
Jack Linglr, was not very well provided
with money, and it is supposed it WAS there
Lincle furnished him the counterfeit money.
lie had many friends, with whom this sad
tragedy is equally source Of surprise and
regret
eVSETTLE t":-i!av ing disposed OF my interest
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~ The psaes to play I,,uiards-thc Net,opo,,t.

Lunar Eatertalansat-Thc yuoen 10 be.
having in : very eccentric manner thcs.
times. In January and also in March there
were two full moons, and in February there
was no new moon, and this had not OCCUR.
rcd tor 10 years before, q least. And now,
one week from this sveoiss. there Is to b
another lunar novelty, = witness the fol.
lowing fson III A1ssscs: ] ~ ~ -
bot esIll mora yprthy Of, 1ote i tn
"aSssrs! Jse, thas IL The next month. Anil
I'VE haveaa essa essesn,1,; Ssss u IL mi
fssss saifA,aas lsieaef .lhs noeah> eb;.
~ Which ums ~ moons appsrsat s,se,ia
the iafDese 1Ase itlevE u -Oacha. crnese.
'Tsncs cannot occur ofsener than ones ,,''ii 4,
zshsO1os1 y1p1ae oS1s1Fx.
~ &C.. I. sss n = soE ,oseeps IN anue,,
'Ycsatiflsl II sgl3l,1r. - 81 ~.
"sztss 's'gs fsli ssoa 4 April l5sh, ls5o-.
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Closing Out! Closing On {!
GREAT BARGAINS, GREAT n <RcAIxS

Closing Out: Closing Out!
GREAT BARGAINS! GREAT BARGAINS
Determined to close out my entire stock Vt Dry
Goods and Groceries. will offer them to the trade for
tho next % days Mt cost and carriage. In Dry Goods
is included DRESS GOODS. FLANNELS, LlSSEYs.
JEANS, COTTINErS, Notions, Boots and Shoes,
Hats, Caps Clothing ect In Groctries there remain
yet to b. sold
1900 lbs Of No. RIO COFFEE,
1870 - DELCHEE'S SUGARS,
1000 = NAVY BEANS, r.
100 WOODEN BUCKETS,
90 Kegs BEI.CNERS SYRCPS, in and 10
gallon kegs.
TODACCOs. YEAST POWDERS, MATCHES,
WRAPPING PAPER, etc,
~ First door above the Post Oc1ca building:
Dvs. Lodge City, Feb. IS, ls7a -.ra 't
3c-if A. ELLIOTT
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4 Washington dispatch Of April A, says
bill passed the House making the day for
the election of Representatives and delegates
to Congress In al the States and Tcrritories
uniform on !he first Tuesday after the first
Monslayin November. - , - - IL.
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DIED,

/ DIED.
0yk1r0 q consnnptiop. n Rsekes City. Asea2l.
ls: Hannah =. wife VI SYLVESTER Owen aged years
JSseSh Anceny.
WAna.ogI-Ia Helsae, April a, Cauiee W ssp-
rght sgd o0ye1n.
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Neither prophet, nor sired BY Brig,
ham Young, We want 10 put on record the
prediction that Montana will in the year
1870 produce more gold and silver bullion
than any other Territory Or State IN sths
Union. - 80 =
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A Cataract 1t CEDAR From what friend
writes to US, 1t Cedar. they propose TO se,
up community of their own down there,
natural wonders and all. As witness, the
following, dated Cedar Gulch, March, 3is,:
Tomorrow I visit the Ningara Of Cedar.
Report has it that a magnificent sheet Of
''wa'cr leaps over precipicc 800 feet high,
land at the foaming foot of the ca,arac,
1.-The valley spreads out in circular grass
covered basin, while around and above
1.-The SHOWS nrc piled s to 3 feet deep. 1t is
ION Lost Creek. q s<thcrn tributary OF
''Orcgon. and about II miles from here
If it possess half the picturesque beauties
told Of it 1 will Ike amply repaid for wal.
Glowing through the SHOWS to find it,"
Just think Of man making 4 trip like
that on the 1st of April.
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~ Just received at A. L.avclberg l. Co.'S No 80
Main street. Helena tine lot Ut Wooden Dress Goud.
C!oaks. SIX Dresses Fur Caprs, Muft. Ladies' ana
Chdrcns' Hats aud Eonnets aud other dcrruolc AND
fashionable goods.
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Assessment Mr.. J. G. Gilchrist. Count,
Clerk and Deputy Assessor, starts on tn,
annual tour on next Monday. lie is as
dcputizcd by Mr.. II. G. Frclcrickson, Urea
surer, to collect the Poor Tax If 81. BY ~
act Of the last session. this Poor Tax is mad.
payable at the Office of the County Treasurer
lac being only required t" notify the parties.
1t il. therefore, to the convenience Of tax.
payers to pay them 10 the Assessor. Mex,
to case Of small! pox, an Assessor il one OF
the most unpleasant visitors, but We "a,
consci tn,i"usly commend Mr.. GiIcI.rist tu
those within whose gates he shall enter q
stranger, rs one of the most cst:,nab!c gen
t'cmcn in the county, worthy Of all courtesy.
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- FRESH GARDEN SEEDS [LAxpnErs's]. A
f''l assortment just received and to. sale ut the
City Drug Store, Deer Lodge.
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IRON HYDRAULIC PIPE, II conceded By al
.s.n tue cheapest tightcst. most durable and
per yard. " s'fnnN ~ v"OV
3Su s"0Nu q W.
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Don't 80 to bed thirsty -wha; l. the usc7
All must own lis foolish to sleep when you're dry
But to get drunk and all your ncighbt - abuse,
Get new fashioned ''hcad" perhaps black eye
il plain to avoid |! caution yOa'il Use,
And :skc not drink but ut the KIICSE.
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New To-Day.

~. New To-Day.
ON THE ROAD.
HUGH IKIlxKENDAII
Bess leave to inform the
Merchants and Traders
sexontsna that his
MULE ANDox TRAINS
arc now On tho road,
and that he 10 prepared t. contract for and
DELIVER FREIGHT
Both from the Railroad and River, with
Promptness and DisDatcl, :
on the most
REASONABLE TERMS.
-whitlatch Building.
BROADWAY. HELENA
>oam MONTANA.
JOHN X I N N A,
Dealer In Tin, Sheet Iron, Hardware!
CUTLERY,
STOVES,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Agent Tor
BUCK / wRIcHTs
@sPcerl esq.,
ssB1.illiant''
COOKS Es.
Brick Building, Opposite the Post Office,
MAIN STREET, HELENA.
a. ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED IN
lily
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- The Metropolitan Billiard Hall Is hcadqua.,er,
Tor amusement ecekers.t w. zr@ sH4@%
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eD SPlRITCALlsTicALLY speaking, the inc
dunn who superintends Affairs has ordered con.rc-
CATION Of ''siits' Of the mos reliable quality and
finest brands for the nbibaton Ut the ,mb;bius i'm
EDUCATORS who imb!bula,e their limitations 1t the
imbibuAtinc saloon known as the Excelsior" Deer
loLne
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70 Lane + Emerson, Ecer Lodge. have the hes,
liquors in town. p II Il %+ +Ff - Nv g. n
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evSETTLE t'":--i!a,iny disposed Of my interest
in thu NY Dug Stor TO Mrssrs Paichcn, faynter l.
90 "th IL" puipr>r Vi removing to another ocaIity y.
all ."fsons indebted Il" or holding accounts against
mt, are r1l'crcd 10 settle Immediately This means
business.
~ II LOUIS KEYSSER
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-04-08

A THE REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF
~ Dec: LUlge No. II A. +. & L. NJ vim be held
~ On the First and Third saturdays Of each mo-
y, y, ,ox,r. W. H. DANCE, W. NJ.
W. "'SoNES, secretary. a5tf