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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-04
.RCEIPTs Up PRODUCE.

hINpEN- Steamer Rapides-37o bales cotton 80
hides and sundres
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Waunit.-A full cargs of
Western produce
ST LOUIS-Steaner Kellogg and Barges-Il 722
bhis our SIG 1T bbls -four 5365 oats &c SKIS corn 500
SKIS bran ~
ST LOUIs-stsamer De1ter-l50 hhds tobacco 1928
bbis -four III bbis pork and suudIes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. G Blsckford-267 bales
cotton 268 SKIS cotton seed and sundries
BATON ROUGE-Steamer st Johu-43 hhds AZ gar
bales cotton 20 bhls rice l26 SKIS IS bales moss
LOWER COASTS. Gamer Myrtie-z23 sks rice 10
bbls lice bales moss
OUACHITA RIVER-S.eamer Governor Alleu-769
bales cotton and sundries
BOEUF RlVER-Steamer Rose Franks-IH bales
cotton l53 ska cotton seed and sundres
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wild Wagoner-27 bales cotton
l25 SKIS cotton seed and sundries
JEFFERSON1-Atesmer Golden EEs-4l4 bales cotton
II hides and sundfies
2Y THE RArLRuAD
MoR3AN'a LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD May 3-2l ba.ss cotton % hds hides &c li.es
md -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-04

MoR0AFa LOUISIANA AVID TEXAS RArL
ROAD. May 3-2l baass cotton 20 bdls hides &c iise
and suudres
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-24

CTATE RIGHTS FOR SALE-STATE RIGHTS
- OF valuable Invention just patented. and fol-
the SLiCING, CUTTING, and CHIPPING OF dried
Is an article OF great value TO propretors OF hotels
and restaurants, and 1t should be introduced into
Model can be seen at TELEGRAPH OFFICE
i97tf MUNDY q HOFFMAN
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MATTHIAS hARIS, Secretary.
q. IL. REEVES, Assistant Secretary. "a
1929. CHATTER PERPETUAL 1870.
Franklin Fire Insurance Company
OF PHILADELPHIA
Office, Nos. 435 and 437 CHEsNUT st.
Assets Aug. Ito S3,0O9, 9,SSS'24
GocRTED SUiRPLUS AND PREMiUMs 1905 sss%
INCOME FOR 1870, LOSSES PAID IN 1862
$4,000. s144,s0S42
losses paid since 1890 over
$500, 900.
Perpetual and Temporary Policies on Libera
Terms.
The Company also issues policies upon the Rerse
Of all kinds OF Buildings, Ground Rents, and Mort
cages,
DIRECTORS.
Alfred G. Baker, Alfred Filter,
Samuel Grant, Thomas Sparks,
George w. Richards, William =. Grant,
Isaac Lea, Thomas ). Ellis,
George Fales, . Gustayus s. Benson.
GEORGE FALES, Vice-President.
JAMES w. MCALLISTER, Secretary 1913
THEODORE NJ. REGER Assistant Secretary.
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e1,s59, 9,lO0OS

Il l r A S s o O 1 A TIO N
INCORPORATED MARCH II, 1920
OFFICE,
No. "a NORTH FIFTH STREET,
INSURE
BUILDINGS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AMI
MERCHANDISE GENERALLY
From Loss by fire Qn the City of Philadelphia only
ASsETs,,JANUARY L, 1870, sI,572,732'
TRUSTEES.
William Fl. Hamilton, Charles P. Bower,
John Carrow, Jesse Lghtfoot,
George /. Young, Robert Shoemaker,
Jos r. Lyndall, Peter Armbruster,
Levi p. Goats, M. H. Dickinson,
Samuel Sparhawk, Peter Williamson,
Joseph e. Schen.
WIN. II. HAMILTON, President
SAMUEL SPARHAWK, vice-President
WILLIAM T. BUTLER,
Secretary
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-24

"A drunken husband at Chic lgo choked his
wife to death, the other night, while in delirium
tremens.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-24

NEAT WALNUT AND OTHER HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, Fine English Brussels and Other
Carpets, Canton and French China Etc.
On Wednesday Morning,
october &C. at 10 O'Clock, at No. 421 Marshall street,
by catalogue, the neat walnut parlor and mahogany
chamber furniture, made to order by Moore Il
Campion. ll0242t
VNHOMAS BIRCH Il SON. AUCTIONEERS AND
Il COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. lilo CHES-
NUT Street; rear entrance No. 1107 SAMSON street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-24

TTNHE PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE.
COMPANY.
Incorporated ls25-Charter Perpetual.
No. bl0 WALNUT Street, opposite Independence
Square.
This Company favorably known to the commu.
nifty for over forty years. continues to insure against
loss or damage by fire on Public or Private Build
ings either permanently or for limited time. Also
on Furniture, Stocks OF Goods, and Merchandise
generally, on liberal terms.
Their Capital, together with large Surplus Fund,
is invested In the most careful manner, which ena.
bles them to offer to the insured undoubted secu
rty in the case OF loss.
Daniel Smith, Jr., Thomas Smith,
Isaac HaZlehurst, Henry Lewis,
Thomas Robins, j. Gillingham Fell
John DevereuX, Daniel Haddoek,
Franklin A. Comfy.
DANIEL SMITH, JR., President
WIN. G. CRowELLr Secretary. $50
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MESSRS. LEJAMBRE'S SALE OF ELEGANT


The stock Of elegant cabinet furniture, manufac-
tured by Messrs A. and II. LEJAMBRE, now being
arranged for sale at No. iii Chestnut street, will be
open for exhibition TOMORROW (Tuesday)
MORNING, when the public invited to call and
examine it. The sale will take place on THURS
DAY MORNING.. 1t
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-24

~ COMPANY. Incorporated By the Legtslatufe
OF Pennsylvania, 1885.
once southeast corner OF THIRD and WALNUT
Streets, Philadelphia
MARINE INSURANCES
On Vessels, Cargo and Freight to all parts OF the
INLAND INSURANCES
IN goods by river, canal lake and land carriage
all parts Of the Union.
FIRE ASSURANCES
Merchandise generally; on Stores, Dwellings,
Houses etc.
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY
November /, 1869.
se00,000 United States Five Per Cent
Loan, ten-fortIes. go. s2le,OOOOO
100000 United States Six Per Cent
Loan lawful money)..... 10I,Tb0O0
$1,000 United States Six Per Cent
Loan, 1881 s0,000OC
100000 State Of Pennsylvania Six Per
Cent Loan. n...............s H3, 95000
100000 City OF Philadelphia Six Per
Cent Loan exempt from
100000 State Of New Jersey Six Per w. y
Cent. Loan .....:......... O2,OOOOC
5000 pennsylvania Railroad First
Mortgage Six Per Cent.
5000 Pennsylvania Railroad Sc.
eond mortgage Six per Cent,
5000 Western Pennsylvania Rail-
road Mortgage Six Per
Cent Bonds Pennsylvenis
Railroad guarantee). ..... 0,000O(
$1,000 State of Tennessee Five Per
Cent. Loan an................ lbOOOOt
5000 state Of Tennessee SIX Por
Cent. Loan. .............. k,2T0Ot
$500 Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pany, $50 shares Stock. le,0O0 OF
1000 North Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company, 100 shares -.
lo.OoO P6iIadelphiia and seuthfern
Mail Steamship Com
pany, so shares stock. 49,. 7,b00O
As,sOO Loans on Bond and Mort
gage, 1yst LENA on City
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FIGURING Mills.-Thc InIepeudent OF las


FIGURING Mills.-Thc Independent Of last
week called attention to the dcsirability of
FIGURING Mill in Deer Lodge Valley, and
suggested the organi ut on of q Stock
Company to build one. It is certainly a
most desirable institution, and VIC trust an.
other season will not pass without the build.
Ing OF one. It has been contemplated for
some time by Messrs Fyfcr, of Lost Creek,
and Leon Qucsnc.le, Of Warm Springs, to
build FIGURING Mill next Spring on Lost
Creek, about ono and half miles above the
Silver Bow Crossing, that locality affording
excellent water privileges in volume, fall,
pcrmancncy, etc. 1t would be central to
the Valley, and convenient 10 tho Warm
Spring farmers. Mr. Fyfer is y practical
miil-wright, and has portion of the requi.
site machinery. We understand they have
determined upon the enterprise, and il they
have it would be advisable to give publici.
ty to the fact, as it would induce the SOW.
Ing OF large amount Of Touring grains in
the Valley the coming; Spring. If not,
others may wish to build, and the carly dc.
termination of the matter is to the interest
of.all.
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Z First EDistle Of . CsrinnethlaA.-Every.
body around Deer Lodge recollects .Billr
Hardenbrook. The railroad attracted him
last year, and he has finally located in CO.
rinnc, bought property, and Il going into
the Livery business. In letter written to
the New NoRTH-WEsT Dec, II, he says
after repeating substantially the material
facts concerning Corinne Is stated by MI.
Carpcnter-"We hear . good deal about
the Mormons from the outside. I was down
at Pennington some time since, and heard
Brigham Young deliver one Of his discour-
cea He first ''walloped" the Saints and
then let drive at the Gentiles rough shod.
Finally, he told what had become of the
Mormons' enemies. Those of Illinois and
Missouri-thc murdercrs Of Brother Joe
smith-were all in hell King James the
First and his army ditto; and the late Gov.
(shaffer), who was to wipe the Mormons
out of existence, was boxed up and shipped
by the Utah Central rs second class freight,
rs his carcass was not worth frst.class
freight. Thus they talk"
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The Gave nj German (;ulch.-A sal q

Tic Gave NJ German Gulcl,.-A sad affair
occurred at German Gulch Dec. 9th, result
ing the death Of 4. Thorpe and T. Driscoll.
These two, with Dennis Driscoll and an
other miner, were in the drift working.
Willie putting in false cap the t;n,bcrs
broke. two set coming down. and burying
The three parties named. The four!, spranc
back Just escaping, and gave the alarm.
TIE miners of tho gulch congregatcd and
tho most expert drftcrs set at work. Den.
mis- Driscoil was rescued in eight or nine
hours; I. DriscoIl and L. Thorpe in fifteen
hours. Of inccssant labor, two or three caves
from the twenty-five feet of dirt ON ton
coming down subsequent to the first cave
and ncccssla!ing a new drift 10 reach them.
Mr.. Thorpe was dead when found. Timothy
Dr:scoii lived some six days, and although
thought past danger by the physician and
attendants, suddenly became worse and
died, il is believed from the effects of the
foul air. as no bones were broken in either
OF TIC victims. Ills remains were brought
TO Deer Lodge by an escort of friends, re.
'aiEcl several days awaiting the return of
Father DcRyckcre, and inferred On Tues,
day last in the new Cemetery Dennis Dris
coll, lis b"othc:, &C :omraaicl the remains
here. AID Is recovering from bis severe
bruises. So ends the history of another of
those accidents SO frequent IN drift mains.
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Bridsins.-Our Warm Spring Creek
ranchmcn having concluded that the bad
crossings of Lost Creek, between their set
element and Deer Lodge, required bridging
very commercially went to work a few
days ago and put up very substantial
bridge, ~ feet long, across the stream, haul
ing the timber from tho mountaine-cight
cen miles distant-for the purpose To com.
plctc the work properly the approaches re-.
quirc grading, and paper being put in cir.
cu'aiion here by Baptistc Qucsnelle, Deer
Lodge business men soon subscribed the re-
Guisilc amount.
Messrs. Bcllangcr s. Allen, the public
spirited owners of the Warm Spring Ranch,
are personally building bridge at the Sill
yer Bow crossing of Warm Spring Creek,
having commenced work on Monday last
Two bad places on the Ryan road will thus
be made good.
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Wholesale Tradc.-Mr. J. B. Wilcox
went over to California few weeks ago and
purchased the finest assortment of Califor-
mia Dried Fruits, Liquors, Teas, etc. that
ever came to this market. In connection
with Eastern invoices of staple Groceries,
Tobacco, Segars, Harness, Saddles, Etc,
Etc. 1t makes his assortment complete, his
stock large and of quality personally Sc
lccted to build up trade on. These goods
he advertises to sell ut a. low rates. as any
House in the Territory, and invites the in
spection of goods and prices by Dealers.
We recommend our friends to give him Q
call, believing they will find it to their sd-
vantage. Mr.. Wilcox has erected a. sub
stantial and costly brick building, intends
TO stay with the town, and is therefore in.
tcrcstcd in giving Traders good goods ut q
price that will secure then, custom hcrcaf-
ter
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Placcrs vi Cablc-Down below the quartz
leads arc couple of flats prospecting well
sufficiently we'll 10 induce Mcssrs Con
Kohrs, jas. II. Battcrton and Jack Hays 10
build ditch of 500 inches capacity to con-
vcy water to them from the North Fork of
Warm Spring Creek The surveys were
made by Mr.. Battcrton. They are complct-
cd and tho entire ditch is now under con.
tract to be completed May Is. Its length is
eight miles; let in nine different contracts,
at from So to So per rod. There is some
thirty rods of tiuming on the work, making
the estimated cost about $40 900. Tho com.
pany owns ground aoox1 800 feet, which
prospects well, and is covered by the ditch.
A company is also forming to work the
1at quarter of mile below, where good
prospects have been obtained.
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How IT IIaDDcncSl.

when this world was created and the finishing touch
was put upon all things under the sun, too much
~ sorrow and sadness and not enough mirth
was found to exist on the face of tho earth:
Poor mcrtals were continually signing. because
VI the rigid enforcement Of cold water laws:
uncyd no thot OF whisky--didnt know Il was GOOD
TIL ono nOrnin their ideas were wakd by the i3od.
ynst after the shower they got out Of the ship.
And every one went the way he saw lit
Some went on drinking cold water again
Bat others did still Of the moisture complain. .
youth named Bacchus. who lived on the Rhine
Now devoted himself to the brewing Of wine.
All people then to his brewery did come
Aud Bacchus made money from out his saloon.
gzv EGG EOGG. free to all, at Talbot, Flowcree &
ThompsoE's Saloon on Christmas Day. =.
by order Of Eacchus,
CHARLEY MuLEE Bar Keepc.
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Christmas Festiyal.-Thc Committee O,

Christmas Festival Committee on
Contributions for the Sunday School
Christmas Tree and Festival collected some
$500. TO day a number of ladies and gen.
t.e;ncn have been busy fcstooning the Hall,
and it will lie made quite attractive with
evergrccns and decorations. The Festival
will take pla C tomorrow evening. Judge
Knowles is to deliver an Address, and the
festivities of tho eve ing will BE- enlivened
by vocal and instrumental music BY the
best ,al,nt In the town. The attendanc !.
will be general and all anticipate happy
time under the boughs Of the Christmas
Tree.
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Col u. B. Harrison, lsft for California.
and Messrs. Chaa Murphy and Jpo. Il, Lane
for the East on thursday mornins's coeea
via Ryan.
The finest set Of Aoss Agate jewslry ever
made in this country at VIM Hyde's. Jew.
elry made to order.
Fresh Cranberrys at Louis 4 Colemans:
Just the tart for Turkey.
Splendid rossts at Kohrs & Bros
Fresh Oysters At Parchen Paynter l. Co.'S
and Louis & Colemans.
Superb Dress Goods, Laces, Table Cloths.
etc. at Chas. Blums.eet nice present for
your wife. .-7- =;
A new sct Of Qaeensware from +. B. Mil.
lcrs, would look well on Christmas Dinner
Table.
If you have made up your mind to have q
nice set of chairs from Wilcox & Sweeney,
have them sent around to morrow.
Gem Kee & Co have Fire Crackers. 4.
St.ang & Richardson's Table Cutlery IL
OF the best quality. Turkey carved with q
new knife Is nine times as delicious.
An immense stock Of Staple and Fancy
Groceries ct r. Kleinschmidrs.
Alex. Cohen has stock of Family Gro.
ccrics selected especially for Retail Trade;
try them. !
Jos. Rosenth IL has, marked all his Cloth.
ing aid Dry Goods down to closing out pri.
ces. Splendid bargains are offered.
Put up your horse at Walton & Talbot's
and hare Lippincott & Co. shoe him.
BY depositing with z. w. Donnell & Co.,
or g. H. Bohm & Co., you can make pres.
ent of coin or currency to morrow to q
friend in any principal city in Europe or
America. /
Stackpolc & johnson have a fine assert.
ment OF Books, Stationery and Toilet Arti.
cles. '''''
Prof Hartwell's Dancing School Is . de.
cided success. There were 81 pupils in at.
tendance on Tuesday evening, and about
40 on Thursday evening, some eight or ten
ladies beng present last evening. /
Messrs Pemberton & Kelly have an ex.
ccllent assortment of toys suitable for
Holiday presents for the little folks, W hich
are selling at cost.
Mails for the East now 20 ria Deer Lodge
Pass. No mails have yet been received here
by that route.
Judge W. B. Dance, Mr.. Jas. Stuart and
f. s. Stackpolc of Deer Ledge have visited
Helena this week.
Col. j.. G. Thornton returned from the
States per first coach from Ryan, having
made quick trip.
The Ryan and Deer Lodge coach now
runs ria Argenta.
Court adjourned on Tuesday.
Kohrs & Bro will have in the market to.
night, eight beevcs, ten sheep eight porkers
game etc, for Christmas. Two bcevcs dress
over 23O0 pounds.
Nc Dcrmott, next door to p. o. has 4
large lot Of the finest meats for Christmas.
''Yon'n catch your death of cold" in those
old boots this snowy weaiher-Fiuk has .
splendid assortment of Boots, Shoes aud
Slippers at lowest figures.
Mr.: r. B. Miller, the extensive Stove and
Hardware dealer, has purchased the SUBJ
sta initial building opposite the Post.officc
and which was recently removed here from
Rocker. The lot Is 80 4 100 feet and the
price paid $500 Mr.. n. will continue ct
the old stand until Spring. e. rem s .'. ... ~.
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1870 I7Ax2f Ax,ar /
RKAARKa

inches snow fell on the 18th: about ;. of AM inch
fel In the next days. one inch fell on the night Of
the 22d There is about inches now on the pround.
IIhese observations arc only taken at a. T.. ap.
except Ut those hOurs,l '~ '>'F~ n
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Vow To-Day. New To-Day.
LEWIS g. COLEMAN'S.

A countless variety Of Bon Eons, Candies and Con.
fccGnery in all shapes sizes and co'c.s great flakes
OF Vanilla and Cream Candy lie ready to melt in
1rcshet Of sweetness In your mouths cryetalzed
fecttOns tinklc and wink with amOrOus sweetness
at jaunty Bon Bons aud sngary swcils In elaborate
Wakc-nps. The ari-tocratic Almond Is here incascd
in eusary aror Of all col0.s and navors, c0scy JOS
redohecked Apples takes attractive form and appeals
to popular taste In placid blonde beauty Aud can
cali these sweet creatures ours, without a doubt Of
their purity, for LEWIS & COLEMAN endorscs
them. Main St Deer Lodge City.
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Col. DcIacy's Nap Of Montana. We 40

Col. DcLacy's Nap Of Montana.-Wc a.
knowledge the receipt Of . copy Of this e..
cellcnl publication by Cotton q Co., from
Col DcIacy. We have mentioned 4 before
and can but repeat our favorable impress.
Ions. It's bound in pocket form, and can
be mounted on rollers. We commend Il to
oil who wish really splendid and occur
atc map of Montana. For sale by John Il.
Ming & Co., Helena. and 6tackpoic q
johnson, Deer Lodge: PricA a. Fl :. =
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Turkeys.-Ncssrs. Evans and Scott have
within day or two afforded everybody an
opportunity to procure Christmas turkey.
Yesterday Mr.. Phil. Evans shooting match
took place tt the Skating Park. Sixteen
turkeys were taken in Ivy our shoot SITS. Tick
cts were 81 each, . I'd We understand seventy
eight shots were fred, averaging the birds
below s.. .." ~. p
This afternoon Mr. Sam Scott put up
lot OF fifty fat and frolicsome turkeys, at
the same place, and those not disposed Of
with gunpowder will be raffled for this eve
ming At Talbot, Thompson e. Flowerre,'s.
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.sy-THE HOLIDAYs-Emcrson d Smith Of the
metropolitan Billiard Hall! have made the necessary
preparations and Will furnish their customers an! tho
public generally with the FASHIONABLE HOLIDAY
and Bright" Champagne. q
Ky, EGG NOGG. Come and see u.s.
Queer old times wen have on Christmas i:y.
Well whisky straight and billiards play
At Smith g. Emcrs0ns,
Egg Nogg we'll drink, and bright chaupagnc
And then we'll build ch0teaus q Espa1ae
At smith d Emers0nL
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Holiday Week. Our neighbors Of the
Independent having received new type for
their paper, requiring additional labor this
week, will not issue paper until Saturday,
3lst. They have excellent material and will
have ono of the handsomest papers in tho
Mountains.
Printers, like the rest Of creation, wish to
enjoy The Holiday week. No New NORTH.
WEST will therefore be issued next week.
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The Cold Spell.-We have had = remark:
ably long continued, cold spell, extending
over ten days. The thermometer has hanged
here to 20 below, and In the mountains h..
been stlll lower: It has been very calm, =
been reported to us. The Following T. H.
Granville Stuart's record for the ten d.v. :
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Merchant Tailor. TO accommodate
ny palI9ns ~ Deer Lodge VIII be ut tn. Scott llouss
1870 with samples OF my extensive stock OF Cloths.
Cassimcres, Ncstngs Ere ,ch and Scotch Goods Of
every description in my line. kH- Persons wishing
goods made in tie e manner and most fashionable
tiyie, viii DO WILL 10 give me- CALL
= JOHN KINGSLEY,
Merchant Tailor.
Helena, Dec. II, 1880 7Ctf
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('nfhnlfD Sry,vr0~~

On sHnd s. DC %. christmas Dayl services Will
!e held at Tie Catholic Chapel Deer Ledge as follows
li't W. "i'l DC celebrate! Mt midnight: second
Mas VII hc s'il about = o'clock a, IN
"a d." ~" day Mass viii AFRO b. said at Blsclfoot
CIV II u EIOck a. N. REV. Il. UEliYcEERr
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Lumber Machinery. Mr. Chss. Murphy,
partner Of Judge w. B. Dance and Grar-
vile Stuart, Esq, in manufacturing the
lumber out Of which, to great extent,
Deer Lodge has been built, started East .
day or two since to purchase planning mill,
sash machine, single machine, ETC., which
will be. located in Deer Lodge. They will
probably purchase of Gates & Co., Chicago,
and ship by their own teams from Corinne
very early in the season, SO that the machin.
cry will likely be in operation by. the
time building commences in the spring.
This will be vas. advantage TO the town
In cxpediting building, and will be, We ap.
prehcnd, highly rcmuncra,ive to the worthy
proprietors. II T~,.--e,.,PJr
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Masonic Electlon.-At the regular COM
mmunication Of Deer Lodge No. "A. A F. &
A. H., held At the Masonic Hall, Deer Lodge,
Saturday evening, Dec: II, 1870, The fol.
lowing officers were elected for the snsaing
laconic ysar:N9 ! 5S 7 y j "A
E. s. stackpole, ". u I
Peter Walton, s. ". rr,rr .raa1z vsy,,
Horace CountTyman, J. ". II .a,t ! I
= Thos. Aspling, Treas i T. re- o. q .lsss
r e. Kennos, Sec 9tia7ssb sI7Fa on
~ The installation WIN take pIace = she
Hall on the evening Of 81. johns Day, Dee
q. We understand Il y not Q be : public
I0DtollAoO0. T ss6sass a .h4ssaffli~ ..sg.s
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FIR T. s II Q Y S T. e r 5
paRCuEN PAINTER 4 Co,

Arc receiving by Express each coach from coFtnns'
Fresh Can Oysters. Prices moderate. Parties dcsir'
Ing quantities for Designated evenings, should leave
orders. a. 80 'h~|h -" 10tf
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-12-23

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