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RUSSIA.


LONDON, Nov. Q, 1870
1t is alleged that Russia Is apprehensive OF the
revival Of Polish nationality under Prussian pro.
lection.
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Eurekn IMMORAL Water-Sarat Oga--Super or
TO all others Dyspepsia Diseases Of Liver and gdneys
B. J. LEVY, Agent, No. Hudson River Railroad depot.
Vsrick street.
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Tho Time Has Come When Every RiRhe.
minded man ought cnergctcaliy tern his
serious attention to procuring new hat To DO this
Emporium OF KNOX, at 2l2 broadway. There viii eeS
bs most durable and stylish head covering 10 DO found
Ia this great metropolis. 0ttsl A#1fsl-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Hitchcock, Mr.. Ray,
q. Ruttay, Charles Ames.
i. l.. Briggs, James Quinn,
A. Lewis, wallace Blake,
J. Blum, Mr.. and Mira. Burnley,
ii. Bum, br. Iulraro FIJI.
A. Cohen. Mr. aud Mrs. H. Rownk.
=. Soutnwick, MIR, j. II. Bcaney
Mr.. oppenheiner, Q. Blum '4
Mr.. Bernard, Mrs Won Uarten.
Alexander Hanil on, hrs Lyons and family
Mr.. ana Mrs. 4. ID. Joln- ave IN ALI.
son, Mrs George W. Seaycr
MIR. Moulton, James Leddy -
MIR. Jeakins, ii. r. Tor James Hand.
Englandj
The officers OF the missing vessel were experienced
ana able men. Captain Joseph Spencer had always
been regarded as one OF the most competent masters
out OF this port. The engineers department. Was
well manned by skllful gentlemen, aud the repuLa-
ton OF Benjamin Austin, the CHIEF engineer, was ex-
cellent, -
The cargo OF the varuna consisted chiefly OF dry
goods, aud was WORTH at the lowest estimate.
S4yp,0Q2. 80 .s--- -.st !
The Varuna was frst class wooden propeller,
only one year old. She was built at Mystic, Conn.
IN 1867, by Charles Mailoy. and her engines were
constructed at the Delamater Iron WORKS, In this
city. she was l20 feet long deck % feet inches
breadth OF beam, II feet o inches depth or hold.
drew IL feet OF water had TWO decks, aud was 0TJ
tons burden. Her hull OF OAK, chestnut ana
plne and square fastened with copper and treenas.
Her engine was Of the vertical direct character, 90
inches Ny 80 inches, and her propeller was OF cast
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To Let Cold Have Its Own Way In 20 As
laying the foundation OF Consumption. 70 cure The
stubborn Cough Cold you only 70 use a onos
DIR. JAyREs ExrEcroRANT. Sold svsnvssr. f
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A.-HevriDg's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES. rf
25l broadway, coraor Murray str ~
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GREATLY IMPRovED.

Bach eiOr's Hair Dyo-The Hest In tho
world. The only perfect dye; harmless reliable,
neous Factory Is Bond street
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Trusses.-NInrsh- e Co.'s Radical Care
U0use TN" Ell NJ hIt 1IlfHF
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TRLRGRAPHIC NEWS
wEgC3 FrF ROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Spanish Parliamentary Ar
prevail Of the Throne.
Prussian Anxiety Re
speeding Poland.
SPAIN.

Tho Throne Question vote-Proviacial Agiia.
ton.
.-.As.a MADRID. Nov. 8. 1870
One hundred and eighty Of $40 Deputies In the
Cortes said to favor the Duke OF Aostas election
to the Spanish throne.
RumOrs are current here OF disturbances and fight
ing on the frontier near Perplgnan.
Parliamentary COunclI-Discussion and d.
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At meeting at the Flint Creek Lodge, No. II, A
+. A. NJ, u PhiIipsbug, y. T., held on the 18th
day Of May A. D. 1879, the following resolutions were
adopted '''' ... .@@ ~
WHEREAS. It has pleased the Supreme Architect Of
the Universe. In the mysterious dispcnsation Of His
providence, to our hearts with sore af.iction,
In thc sudden rcinuva, BY death from our midst OF
Montgomery Fale,ton--ear well beloved Brother and
Woishpfu Master. whose exemplary yirtses, and I'M
firing devotion to the principles of Masonry have left
his memory IN enduring monument In the Leaats Of
al: Brothers well as IN entire community. There
fore, be It No. 4..ss. s+s~ r..... bs-..s..... -
Received, That We freely minslc our tears to-day
with the sisters aud brother OF the deceased In their
and our bereavement that deeply feel the icpar-
able loss have MI sustained In DEATH and gcet
only testify appreciation Of his worth while
living BY honoring bis ashes aud consccsa.!n: hi.
memory
Hesolcec, rhat in the death Of or Wonhipfnl Mas
ter we have io.t eosicitous aud kndheatcd friend
"a worthy Brother-a living practical illustration Of
the principles Of Masonry and the community one Of
its modest and best citixcns- - .~
Rrso.rcd, That III token Of respect to the memory
o. orr W. H., Flint Greek Lodge, No. II, A II. 4 A.
u. Ut Philipsburg, NJ r., be dsaped In mourning TOR
thrcc months and the members thereof wear the usual
badge on the left arm, for 90 days
Eesolrsc, That certified copies OF these resolutions
be sent to the relatives Of the deceased aud to the
Lodge Of which orr brother was formerly member,
aud copies furnished to the newspapers Of the Terri
tory for publication. ea4 aT 8y ..r-s.t !
d #aM 5sh R, a kkskHsEIr' lc,nn...e..
MI; t5rF5.4an a. v. SHERMAN g.-a~ g.
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gatherings was instituted from wD1ch high
hopes sprung, filing IL advdc9sof this
soon = benew iss1e win the mo- catering
prospe cts ct the result 4 their deliberations.
If coming events east iehadowi before, this
policy is the coming political sensation.
REDUCTION OF DEBT.
The statement of tho public debt for
April shows decrease Of 1867, 7oo 30
showing the constant liquidation OF The
debt After all. is II honestly worthy of
consideration? Would not = decrease OF
taxes be for the more permanent develop
mcnt Of our country? Will not the next
generation, under the prospective resources,
be better able to pay in millions, than the
present one is to pay in thousands! ~.
+...,.. Mr.. CAvANAUGH ILL. -,s....
Hon. J. N. Cavanaugh is quite indisposcd;
suffering from q severe attack of rheumatic
fever. No alarm, however, is felt US to his
recovery. ~. .a .... lido
The cauldron of politics in this city is RED
hot and still heating. Three candidates TO,
the Mayoralty and more coming There ID
. general explosion and breaking up of oil
parties into fractions-all for the spoils.
It is fight between cuts and ins. Yours,
.-r.s.... 49,. ........ o. D. A. F.
Washington. D. C., May l. 1870. 5'T ....r
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ELECTION OF 1870.

.a,, We notice the announcement Of can.
didatcs for Assessor in the Gazette, indica.
ting an early call of Conventions for the
election of 1870 The Legislature last win
ter conformcd to the Act of Congress cstab
fishing biennial sessions: There will be to
elect in this-thc Second Council District,
consisting Of Deer Lodge and Missoula, two
Council Members, the time OF Dr.. A. II.
Mitchell dnd W. B. Dance, ESQ. expiring.
Nessrs. Woody and Brown hold over.
There arc i've House Members to elect
from Deer Lodge, and ono from Missoula.
We're the apportionment to be made now
these two counties would be entitled to q
heavy increase of representation. Assess.
ors, holding for one year. will have to be
elected in each county. Also, Justices OF
the Peace in each Township. We believe
County Superintendent Of Public Instruc.
ton are also elected annually. There is q
vacancy in tho Board Of Commissioners oi
this County to he filled. No change in
time Of election Of Delegate was made, nor
arc any territorial officers to be elected.
With busy season, and no money in my
Of the Offices, We apprehend the campaign
will be rather insipid. '' .''7 s' Nd
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George Young Killed At Frcnchtown.
Extract from 4 personal letter J

..y. Extract from personal lcttcrl ~ 49,
Nesars bonner & Welch, Deer Lodge:
On the evening of the 18th, John Stanley
stabbed George Young Ut Frcnchtown. He
died almost instantly. lie, Stanley, had a
preliminary examination before Judge J. 3.
Buker yesterday, and was committed to
await the action Of the grand jury on the
charge of murder. Duncan Mcdonald was
the principal witness He testiies to seeing
Stanley and Young quarrelling about hiring
some men. Stanley, who abused Young,
had knife. Young picked up . piece Of
wood, struck Stanley on the head, and ran
towards Marion's hotel As lie was running
he looked back and ran against q hitching
post, the conclusion knocking him down.
Stanley jumped upon him and stabbed hin,
in the right breast. Stanley has little or no
evidence in his favor. ..st...s4 #.-t.
The river has been very high. It washed
out the bottom Of the middle. pier of the
bridge tho other day, and the bridge settled
some twelve inches on the upper side It
wasthousht it would wash away. but Harvey
Lent put on some teams aud men, filled the
piers again with rock, and she still stands.
. s@& - . -Vnnra ="
s5as7a z.t1ta II A.1...2 Z y ED. STONE.
y Nissoula, Il. r., Nay IS 1s.ul - S'ot 's s.sss3
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TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.

Aparty AZ Boston nm win Start ON The aoth Of
May On 4, excursion to San Francisco With an equal
number Of ladies'. CAPITAL 10 the amount al as oc0.
GO Vim b ysursaanted. An arr.nessepss sre m.de
for nine cals sunptuously Attcd With Mr. restaurant
- 'c,.s.- u 80, -. .'s Os $3.50.
NOV. C'ann' ana the Mayon OF bosson ana surround
ing towns. vail oe u tho party. Il has eeso arranged
WIN me .ose,no1' q the $50 ss.oea sa,ea ne,
publi.hcd. ~ - as71"-s5a = @''"Ta%7s !
2 The A,a.k. survey YIN lot ,sa,oo for r.artsr.
tt;.n..,, yoh, ror.n ~. n.ss ,.s.c,ee41d con-
nssder.isesix q .ls Gan. II iii = -
a...s ns..,s... H.nss.. ~ w..s,ss.o. ~ =, "a
n s,..,ac.re !. ~. .s,;.o, ,.,.or., "....,on
- .. ,ss'''--',T
]; o1s .se .s.. Il ~. - .ns sos.nsin
saI. .D -. : ~ 80. :. ~
pus'ins 49, - - = anssu ' TO. -
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! SHERIDAN.

Phil Sheridan has more enthusiastic
friends In the west than any other soldier
lof the Republic. His record in the war was
brilliant, the splendid movements Of lis
army Of cavalry carrying his name with the
thrill of victory into every land and home.
Where he won his stars he il content to stay
in the army. The broils and temptations
of the political arena lave not lured him
with their skilful scduc.ions. A soldier,
chosen of glory, and crowned on hard fought
fields, hc has evidenced wisdom in coun-
Gil, and that integrity towards subordinatcs
that has doubly -endearcd him to tho nation,
and especially the people of the west, who
have found in him the prc-cmincnt cham
pion of our Cause The Indian Ring, using
the phi!anthropists and lack-a-daisy's Of
drawing room Christcndom, buying, bad
gcring or stutiing with buncombc Congress
and the officials of the Departments, and
swindling the government of millions, while
sacrificing for years alike the lives Of whites
and Indians TO the chameleon monstrosity
called the Indian p1l c., Eal foothold in
"
displace. Every officer who did his duty
was cashiered or disgraced. The Federal
soldier was the scott Of the Indians and the
contempt of the settler. TIE forts were en-
cumbrances on the country, giving only sus
tenance to contractors and Indians Indian
raids were grievances, redress Of which VIC
might petition and he --unheard. What
mattered i. to the Indian Ring: They were
making money. The indians fate is cx-
tinction, and the settlers would he replaced
by immigrants. Let the work Of murder,
rapinc and foray go on.
But Sheridan was appointed 10 the De-
psrtmcnt lie held white mans or white
woman's life dearer than the dollars Of
spectators. Black Kettles bands attacked
the Kansas settlements and he sent Gustav
to whip him. He did it at Wschita. The
Ring howled, and every low-brcd cur they
could chase through the streets Of Washing.
ton Ind Black Kettle rafting dolcfully
at his heels. Custar must be cashiorcd.
Sheridan lad ordered: Custar obcyed. The
Chief placed his own head upon tho block
and badc them strike. Gustav was savet !;
the southwest has had peace But few
months since similar military episode oc.
Cured in Montana. Colonel Baker owes his
eagles, and Montana sinccrest thanks, to
Sheridan for his manly, intelligent. unwav.
ering support of his subordinate. It was
only right, but it was right done fairly,
squarely, nightly and successfully. The
Ring is beaten. The immortal lead Of the
hydra is finally buried under the rock of
popular opinion, the creation Of which we
owe more to Sheridan than to any other in the
land. lie is the bencfactor of the west, aad
now, We presume, he comes here, when the
storm is past, 10 look over the scene and
study the disposition Of troops in Mon iana
and tho Northwest. :
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FROM BITTER ROOT.
EDITOR NEW NORTu- WEST:

EDITOR New NoRrn- WEST: .,..,-
This embryo village has been quite lively
to-day-one horse and one foot race.
must acknowledge it does not speak well
for the morals Of the place to have these
diversions on Sunday, and that too on Sun.
day within sight, and hearing of tho Cstho-
lie chapel. Fl. .. s. 90. .p... ... #
Reverend Father Rivalli il convalosccnt,
and has gone to Missoula ~. -.ay:a
A rather interesting case was ~ before
his honor, Heron, ]. Pa few days ago.
A party (now living nj the expense Ut the
County, was charged with having entered
the house of a gentleman In Stevcnsvil!c, and
attempted to rape the lady of the house,
using as q gentle entrcaty, the threat that if
she did not keep quiet he would cut her
throat. The prosecuting evidence was
strong and conclusive-the defence weak.
In default Of $500 bonds, the prisoner
was committed to Jail to await hearing ut
the juno term. s'.-' ~n
The farmers are about through putting in
spring crops. A large breadth has been
sown. We need rain but no grasshoppcrs.
Maj. Galbraith and DR.. ]. B. Bukcr left,
day or two since, for the Jocko Maj. G.
had been here issuing -four and blankets 10
the Flathsads. just returned from the buf:
falo hunt. Say to my friend. the compost
tor, I have not yet found the key" to my
proper names, IS some one has taken it
away. The first letter of it is ''whis"-.
Perhaps you can find the ''key."
Advices received here from Mr.. Cava
naugh. under date of Washington, April
10th. state positively that the Sully treaty
will not be ratified, and all the people re.
joics tbercat. .. 47.--. ., -..g.... .. ..
w. w. johnson, ESD, G. e. has been cx-
tending the meridian limo up the Bitter
Root Valley. He was here few days ago
to procure boat to- make tho crossing,
but I learn the party has returned to Mis-
soula. Secretary Boutwells nephew was
Of the party. We expected a nearer rela-
tive. His presence and we'll known energy
gives US promise tho valley will be surveyed
this season. We hope 80. We have had
tho anguish of suspense" long enough
Fifteen years IL long time to he in doubt
whether. one il land owner or trcspasser.
Patience has almost ceased to be virtue.
ia "l a. .4- T,@- Yours, s@9i Slow
1t evansville. Nay 9Th. 1870 ,T.-. u.D fl. .
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The Northern Pacific Railroad Com.
pany have decided since tho fierce contest
in the House to submit to the amendments
by the Senate Oncof these amendments
will restrict the sale Of lands 10 actual set
tiers and name = stated price. Another will
he saving clause, that the Government is
in no way an endJrscr Of the mortgage it's
proposed to issue =. ,,.f -.g s-a.....
The Herald has quito sensation letter
how IS Sheep Eater Indians were carried
over the falls Of the Ycllowstonc-dashc
u picces-caglcs screaming rcquiems-cata
ract roaring veins swelling in witness :.
death songs-hair pulling, etc. They left
no letters for their friends in the States,
and their quartz goes to the Indian Bureau
II Is too Horrible. ia h@z HtH
Flint Creek Lodge-witA visiting
br cihren, % in, number hurried their late
Master, Montgomery Fullerton. with Ma
sonic rites, on Saturday last. Every resi-
dent or the camps many friends from
abroad was In the funeral cortegs. a raa
Mcfarland Is 1t liberty In New York.
lie is going to make an effort to recover his
other child Is soon = he can get another 1T
Of insanity to Justify any littlc eccentrici-
tics appropos 70 tho circumstances, such .
shooting their mother, etc, etc. iii 5aa'
After Arnclls amendment 10 the Nor
thcrn Pacific II. Il. bill passes, somebody
should offer one. donating Ill the remaining
lands 70 provide the rcsidcnis Of Timbuotoo
With plug hat and !. printing prcs apiece.
-Oneofour Helsaa correspondents says
Brigham's proper reading Of ....r
..Goas whess Tho xoedhlns txtnssh
HI T5797tiaE1 fgs0fF haftr ..h REL Ef6eF HI.
Gene xnsv ~ ss~isetA- - Y
\. The Chi.yo .7riSsSS says ''sealpinz =
the Sioux branch 1t Amcfican Ind0sty."
I. his workshop ! Sioux marqassi ''''s
A fer dreps Of g1yceiins sddsd . =
pint 4 ny xiitsg Aald calt = . oocs
Into copying INT. i.PE''ts' VI Il II.
a-The Asv lsne r. vlneeat OsayMEh
Phihr isgaal1Fsgts H.. ,,-,u,,1-g
The Mcfarland verdict .j1ltilasae r.
sanity.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

70 THE EIITUn NEW NORTH WEST: fl t-S 'E"1
+ Both Houses being In . recess. Legislative
matters for the time is dull. The Senate,
after having passed 100 bills, (under the
Anthony rule, so-callcd) postponed inded.
nitcly Is, and rccommittcd dozen or more
to their proper Committees, must needs
have rest. Notwithstanding some Of The
Senators persist In declaring the session q
farce Of words and Inefficient lcgislation,
the calendar Il declared clear, except those
requirin: further debate eao'lisnqaIe3 III. :
.Rfas.ss 7aillh FfNAxc1AL.s a BILL LII |
The Currency and Funding bills still lin.
ger in the Committee rooms. tseems q
be Impossible to bring members 70 agree
opinions being 50 diverse Al h wellknown
the House agreed % go, 0oo, 900 increase Of
legal tenders for The south Ind west, (opln-
ion, perhaps, rather than determination
while the Senate voted no increase. The
House seems to be willing to compromise
by letting the whole thing alone. Garfleld's
bill, % favofsbly received BY the Banking
Committee, Is receiving favor from many Of
our financial men, bus with she existing 20.
detyof opinions. harmony win b di18cal'
upon any given plan.l One thing, however
i very sure Congress dars not 80 into
another political canvass without. some de-
cisivo action upon these md he Incons
Tax Bill. The people demand : hwef rate
Of interest On ,hc public debt and ! reduc-
a.. 80 ....... - $3.50.
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,FKoI COx:lNNE.

EDfron INV N0g1n-WnT-9lit8 &!i} - a2fa' ;
Business tho last fsw days hss bsea very
dull, not much freight being reccivsdrp TAt
Diamond r shipped on tho 7th for tWoTden
4 Co, and ]. r. Reinlard, AissoulA II, 6O(
pounds also 1lye00 pounds for Rsschsn
= Painter, and Tut, Murphy s Neslii By
Ieinbockel's mule trains, on the 9th. 4, COT
pounds for 3. II. Wilson 3 Co, Wallact
Brown, and Lehman Bros. Creighton ship.
ped ~, 900 pounds - Helena -unable to =
certain cousignseA u Cen. Sheridan and
staff will arrive tonight and lsaSe se-mof.
row for Montana in special coach. q 81
Bohu, Of Helena, came 10, Salt Lake -.
tesday.l He leaves for IL north On Th1as
day. Jacob Losb also caale from IT, est
last night. 7sso astaiaaf ssi' zaiiilt9 /
i Anne Cosaeals with ~ Bishop tgospsia
giving ntcrtainmanna 8 tho 1stsspohtan
'HalL' She shews = 6Eeat deal fef7 dehe
money. v4taDoo satlt |
The Confessaosc ussd On Sunday Il Salt
Like City. L s1ssimslSd forty thodsand
IpIsepls wsss II as5s1dSnoe.. GO z NV
Csgizas 1ay ~ ieslss1 .flt's'sau VI ~. /
~ gta84A A4Esag ssxway44 obi Nygsa ssssJ \
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rr. ~. ra FROM AlSSOULA. ,.r sat
4 Few Facts Facts for the Picganthropi.ts IS.

TO TINE Enron NEW NoRrn-WEsr: H.H
III promised to drop you line from my goings to and
fro on this part VI the earth surface and give some
account Of my wandering mp and down therein. And
So although you have correspondent here, and ap
In measure, new conner in these parts, may tel
yoa some things which An '.old rvsiteascr'' may
not NOTES. and which may b Of some import to the
rest Of mankind. 81. ;-..r.. -...-....-. ...i.-,
No LOVE LIKE the OLD LOVE.
It has been two years since have this beautiful
valley with such horrible name, in an the new vrr-
dure Ut spring, with it, rolling hills its snowy noun
tains Ito clear waters undedlcd A. yet by the earth
from the miners shovel: and although have warl
dcred fur In that tmc over the comparative deserts Of
Utah and Wyoming, the prairies Of Iowa and Illinois,
aud the cleangs Of Ohio-have eecn the Alleshanics
Of Pennsylvania the claylands Of Maryland and Wiz.
ginia the Oats 1t Delaware and New jersey and the
rolling hills Of thickly settled New England-yct when
return to the Hell Gate Rondc, can whisper with
the poet a. my eyes arc nllsd with it, magnificent
grandeur, ''thcrc II NO place IKE homo" I'll
z,fn e1Hffg THE TLA1uEAps. f.Er a.s3 g.
Then, too have gone to the Bitter Root and there
Is thing there which stres me forciby, and tina,
Is 'the poor Indian" II IL In these times our attcn
ton II directed towards them not enly because tn,
hsmantasians Of the Fast are urg.s ths paciac pol
cy and the Indian Department II practiciug the III
alone policy" but with u II 10 most practically appa
rent that something must b done or Il viii do itself
There Ii tribe Of Indians u our northwestern from
t thst has bcen treated better By the whites thar
tho Flatheads. and there no tribe whose Chiefs m
better disposed than theirs ara. The settlement Of
the Bitter Root Valley has been permitted by the
cTnment and was mot dissented to by the IndiaDs.
There ID Largo reservation esf ansrt on the Jocko
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Montana has been rather favored in the
number aud length Of ITS mail routes, al
though tho arrangement Of them has been
such that they do not indicate the postal f.
cilitics afforded Us, being complicated, and
doubled up until miles arc no criterion Of
service. We give, however, the table as
published In the 2. N. Generals report for
1880, Of the routes authorized frpm March
3. 1895. To July Is. 1888; .....
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u -ehssllaa, you know, turned 10 sOse q
Cedar OrSoek. WlncleSees, vlrKinia. Oct q,
lael int ! tsillisas vlclssy. i ~ barely
roGlb,e ut - ~ ben cent - thu tI'ne
~ Judge Symss y cheek The Gear O'sck
seampcds q l07O
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No. Of Routes. No. Of



VI Tho Fsrngue was 70 leave Sioux City
Nay l,t The vioh Belle LETT Sioux City
Ann s7th With % passcngcra Tho l.
Barge W. Supposed - - aground below.
The IluMtssille, North Alabama and An.
drew Aeklsy ass Carrying troops % Forts
6ully and Randall Tho Dertha was on :
sald bar bslow Yankton. TIE Deer Lodge
b expected u Bsaton BY TO soth Or 2otb.
The Omaha HsrsjS Of the $th says two
unouneain sscausrs, ths Pcninah and tho
oalljA bssh desttnod for Fort Benton
passed spsn Tuesday night and "Wednesday
sftssso,s, nos stepping st the landing.
thoueAs larus number Of passengsn were
avoiding lhen. Tbs rives' was gradually
failing. o' .saasa. fs'. s'3''f'+',' t..
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-05-20
Herald. 18th.

Six inches of snow fell in the streets ON
Monday night. - f.s......,o
Q. Waid's mule train arrived to-day.
! Mr.. ]. Rosenthal, the assayer, cast gold
brick yesterday weighing 40 onnces--thc
largest, We believe, that has been turned cut
the present season. ,,.. -.
Jacob Loeb and 1. Cana have returned.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-05-20

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