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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-23
nENARks OF COLONEL BAXTER sM1TH.

Col Smith, after making a motion,
which was carried, that the chair appoint
q member of the bar for each of the
courts in Nashville, to present the resolu-
tons and proceedings of the meeting,
with the request that the same be spread
upon the minutes of each of said courts,
made the following remarks:
do not, Mr.. Chairman, feel willing to
let this occasion go by without giving my
tribute of respect to the memory of our
brother who has just departed this life. He
was my friend. Unlike yourself, sir, did
not know him before the war Ny &C
qusintance with him began in the camp;
but from the time l first saw him he was
my friend, and remained my steadfast
friend to the end; and in the whole course
Ct my life l have never known a more
warmhesrted or moro generous man than
he was. He was like friend bound to you
with hooks of steel, who would stand by
you in the hour of peril, and cling to You
more closely in the hour of misfortune
He had faith, hope and charity, and par
ticularly the quality Of charity in higher
degree than almost any man l ever knew
have known him intimately since early
in the war, and 1 have never known him
to be guilty Of anything that could be tor
tured into meanness. He scorned every
thing of that kind, both in the social circle
and at the bar, and in all the relations of
life. 1 think, sir, that on an occasion like
this, silence is more elo quent than words.
REMARKS OF z. W. PARKER, ESQ.
| beg to add, Mr.. President, that in Ala
bama l had the honor of being law stu.
dent with William Glare. l knew his per-
sonal character, and in his social relations
knew him to be gentleman, and man
conscientious in the discharge of his du-
ties. He was honorable and heightened
q man who would shrink from anything
like dishonor or immorality-a man who
bore good reputation in peace as he had
in war, because in peace he was like the
unweaned lamb, but in war he was like the
! tiger chased by the hunters spear. /
knew him in Huntsville, Alabama, and no
man there was more highly esteemed. He
fought for cause which had been lost, but
in that he felt as if he had triumphed, be-
cause he believed that he had discharged
his duty. Major Clare, if he had lived for
a longer period, might have illustrated the
pages Of history, not only with the beauty
of his oratory, the force Of his eloquence,
tno Str0uBtu VI LIS genius anu INC power
of his mind generally, but he might also
have adorned social life with beautiful
| illustration of private morals and private
| virtues, as he had done hitherto.
He has passed away, and SO must all Of
us pass away. His death teaches as the
lesson that mutation is law of our being,
that we all must ''sleep that sleep
that knows no waking" and be called
before ahigher tribunal than earthly courts,
to be tried for our lives and actions here.
believe, with Gov. Brown, that although
we do not in this life profess sanctifcation
and justification by faith, and exhibit all
the Christian graees, that we shall never.
! theless receive reward for our good
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Addresses ana RESOLUTIONS.

Tribute of Respect sothe RIeznsry of
Major William Glare, Deceased.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-23
THE DEMOCRACY.

From the St. Louis Republican, Old Line Wing
If the signs of the times as set forth
in the result of the recent elections inei-
cate anything, it is that Radicalism is de-
fested and falling back, and Democracy
victorious and advancing. The sdherents
of the former may indeed have good rea-
con to sit in sackcloth and ashes, and beg
for another device to be inscribed on their
trailing banners; but the disciples of the
latter are satisfied with the flag which
has led them to glory, just as it is, bear
ing the old legends unmutilated and un-
changed. In short, the Democratic
party of the United States, while not
disposed to waste time and strength
on dead issues, want no new
principles or new name to assist them
in the future. That name and those
principles they have chung to in days of
fiery trial; in days of disaster and perse-
cution; in days when every hope of re-
lief and redemption seemed lost; and
they emphstically decline to abandon
them now, when fortune smiles and the
skies are bright. The triumphs won in
Oregon, Indiana, West Virginia, North
Carolins, Alabama, Tennessee, Florida,
New York, Illinois, and Missouri were
Democratic triumphs-the battles were
fought aud gained by and with Democrat
ic principles, and will contribute to the
advancement of the Democratic cause.
If Messrs. Trumbull, Logan, Field, Bry-
ant s. Co., are tired of the Radical syna-
gogue, they are welcome to enter the
Democratic church and bring their friends
with them. The seats are free and the
invitation cordial.
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A bill providing that no new lamp posts
be placed in any street unless the side
walks shall be fully made and the street
graded, was read the first time, and bill
rejected.
The Board then Adjourned.
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Pursuant to notice, the members of the
Nashville Bar assembled In the Courthouse
at IL O'Clock A. NJ, on Tuesday, the 22d
day of November, to express then. regret
for the death of Maj. William Glare, late a
member of the Nashville Bar, and also to
pay fitting tribute to his memory.
The attendance was very large, including
both young and old members, and also
those representing nearly every shade Of
political opinion. 8
On motion of James T. Brown, Esq,
Gen. William B. Bate was called to pre-
side
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Very respectfully
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-08-12

Jtoa 11assaays Daf1.
John O'Neill has Is men working on On.
mer q 6aulsbury'S barn.
Dick Riddle has bought Ryan's Station,
on the Cortnne road, and win keep the
station.
TIE Langrishe troupe started from Pho.
ncer for Missoula BY Huntley's coach this
p. ~. They are en- route TO Cedar.
Messrs. Joseph Alger and James Mcveigh
Martin, distinguished tourists, left yester.
day to explore the Flint Greek country.
Huntley's coach for Cedar went over the
graded road through Pixies Peak and Pho.
neer to-day, and will travel II hereafter.
p. A. Largely, Esq, has gone to Virginia {:
celebrated Eagle Stables. Tom bought Q
band Of horses while here.
Mr.. Plummer has refitted his Occidental
Barber Shop throughout. and has perfect
little beauty of IN institution. Mr.. Allen,
his assistant. 10 first class workman. A
shave ut his hands is lathered luxury.
Mr.. W. II. Stipe. representing E. II.
Train of the Photograph Gallery, Helena.
will locate in the Sun Pearl Gallery, Deer
Lodge, tomorrow. Mr.. Stipe is fine ar
list. and we commend him to patronage.
Mr.. Crisman, stercoscopic artist, who has
been taking views along the Pacific Rail.
road and through Montana, arrived to-day
lie lsas taken . fine view of the Scott
House. Tomorrow he goes to the Deer
Lodge Mound and thence to Pilgrim Bar
In all his trips he has not found one good
hydraulic mining scene, he says. Pilgrim
Bar will give him lively one.
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Daily New North. West.-Wc began on
Monday the issue of small Daily contain.
ing the dispatches. We were induced to
this by the startling events transpiring in
Europe. and the intense interest manifested
here. Facilities for tclegraphic communi.
cation, anu the transmlttal of the entire
press report TO Deer Lodge are not YET per-
fcctcd. We give oil we get, and the opcr-
ators have used their best endeavors to a..
commodatc US with news We do not OK.
pcct j: to be very profitable, but will cx.
pect 1t to pay expenses, which are perhaps
greater than would be supposed. As long a
It does this, and the .wss continues. the Daily
will continue. We do not propose 10 run it
for moral grandeur. We are receiving graft.
flying lists from outside camps, and We be-
lievc it 10 the advantage of merchants to
advertise in it. Liberal rates will be made.
1t is issued every evening except Sunday
and Friday. Tho Weekly of that day will
contain the latest kilograms and be furnish
ed to all Daily subscribers. The terms arc
IS per month, delivered in town or Ly mail
or express. With these statements we hope
to receive such patronage as will justify its
continuance, ut least while the momentous
struggle continues between France and
Prussia.
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From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
Rock Creek Lake Ditch il CARRYING I COO
to ! 200 inches of water.
Mr.. V. B. McQuestion, Top o. Deep, has
become partner of Mr.. Boswell In the ccle
b-atcd "City Hall" Billiard Rooms.
A match race is male between Lizard"
and Job TAIL" one mile, single cash, fol
$1,000 side. Race, Sept II. The race
was made by Walton and Bailey.
Mcssrs. 8. II. Boh,n s. Co., bankers, ship.
ped from their Helena house in July, gold
bullion amounting u $243, $50. Their ship.
ments for the first six days in Aug. were
$52, 900.
Nail service has been ordered semi. weekly
TO French and German gulc:ics. GilMsr &
salisbury have the contract. Mails leave
Deer Lodge every Monday and Friday.
Helena was in fever Of excitement last
night over the war news Firing Of cannon,
professions, fire works. and every species
Of enthusiastic demo astrntioa characterized
the night.
The Scott House Is receiving another
large addition. Dir. Scott is now building
two story addition l8x6S feet in rear OF
the main building. to contain eleven large
well lighted and ventilated rooms. 1t will
he finished In the best style, with piazza
extending along the entire building. The
patronage Of tue hotel has exceeded the nc.
co,nmodations Of the recently enlarged
buildings, and Scott says be will have &C.
commodation enough II he has TO build over
all the lower town site.
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Eo 1oo00yD Uoay.
Work 10 begun on the Flowesree build.
ing.
Mr.: Wm. Wilson will soon erect i. new
dwelling house.
tangrishe had crowded houses cvery
night III Pixies Peak, and plays ct Pioneer
this evening.
1t was "a ZOO. instead of 600 the Road
Agents got of the China men-all they had.
Thara one way of tseaking China.
Gilmer's race horses, Missouri Roam" and
Brown Dick" ore at Walton & Talbot's
stables. From appearances, they are on II.
Mr.. Geo B. Waldron, left on the coach
tais Z m. for Helena. lie goes to Denver.
MI. W. Sa splendid actor, and = tip.top
gentleman: We hope lie will visit Mon.
tana shortly, again.
Jos. MaGcc, ESQ.,, is about to. start a m.
per in Missoula He left for Helena this
morning TO procure the material. We con.
graduate Missoulians, and wish Joe" who
Is good newspaper man, abundant reward
in his new field.
JAS. Talbot, on Saturday, purchased the
half.intcrcst Of Mr.. Stark, in tho Livery
Stable of Walton s. Go. for $500, and Is
a full partner with Hank" Walton. 1t is
one of the best paying properties in Mon.
tana. and they arc the very men to make 1t
success.
Mcssrs. Bonner & WEIGH and P. A. Largey
Esq. have contracted with LOunsbury &
Bast for the erection of a double house on
the corner of Main and First streets. B. &
W. will use one portion for their store, and
the other will be the telegraph, stage and
express Office.
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Arrivals at tho SCOTT House.
TyRsDAY,

TvKsDAY.
Drundy, saw mill, Il r Fowler. Pikr'A Peak. Thos
Jos Nc.bitt. 4 + Carter, 4 Thompson, 4 II Wor,nc
y Owings. Louiscyiilc, Ed Loyclock. Diamond, John
J v Bcunc,., rike's Feat. Jas < Bimms city,
Dewitt city, II ysMeeOO, Helena, Augustus, valley.
Mcdonald, J II Small and Pcllctcr. Bcart0wn. X
lo.e city. Nichols, wife snd child, Helena, VIM
WEDNESDAY.
Mr.. Conklcy and child, cable, G johnson and n
Hanson. French, WIN Walhcscr Nack(oot, d Pattcc,
Hooker Al Davis Gsllatin, Ed Moran st Clair Troupe
r'.t.n.a1 Pixies Peak, John Galloway can,Ha ,1
.on, do. " II Taylor, do, W Whilchcr; Waiia Walla.
WO Betxer, Helena, II Walton, city, Wilcox, d..
Ned Campbell, Helena, James Daibro, Emmettsburch,
Thos II OCOnn0r, valley. -
AuguN iith Geo n Hill. Pixies Peak lcCray,
DO J Hnncsnau, city, Owens. Rocker. II Fisher.
PoSecr, Geo CsruiLsrs, do. Samuel Liby, do James
Mo.gasl Helena, Goodnight city, James Raiic. do.
Chss Kccr do. Jas Tuttie, Washington GuIcl,, Owen
Carr, dA John harness. do. John Kecd. do. r Coffee.
do, Roland city, Daney, Virginia u shes. Cedar,
3 Mansdcld, Helena, Il H Lemon: do, W Petty,
t;uch NcDougsl Ceda5, Hanson. German n
n!cksnson, city, Robert MILE. R!encer. ! John:on.
W;% Spring g. Nay c ;S.. H'csy SSudsr'
Goabcrt, Pioneer. uldcAhemer. Silver Now, Han.
sucr,. ueaena, " Il Taylor, do, I'd Warren, do. A
Aw Tunnel. Bikes Peak. / Porxmsn. %. 3 "
i!ei Gate y Taylor, neirna, Seth Bullock, do. " n
Webb. Cedar.
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The Telegrama.-As yet, the kilograms
to Deer Lodge have been incomplete. 1t is
due to Messrs. Wiley and Frcdcricks to say
why. There has been no repeating instru-
ment at Helena. Mr.. Fredcricks is over
worked to receive news dispatches from the
East and then send entire to Deer Lodge,
beside attending to his other dispatches.
There has been no local battery here, and
the instrument whispers ito news to Mr..
Wiley In very low breath. To-day re.
pcatcr was received In Helena. and now the
burden falling alone on Mr. Wiley, we arc
satisfied We shall lave the report in full, if
he loses half his rosincss and rotundity be.
fore tho local battery arrives.
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From Wednesday, Daily.

From WconeeoayS OAuy.
Snow fell In Deer Lodge to-day.
The little Daily takes like hot cakes.
Grstifying orders come from ncighborlng
camps. .
The Deer Lodge and Perkins Read b
completed, aud II. Dounhooes'D entire force
10 In town. .a..... NV VI
''For few weeks, Of during tho VA, IN.
less sooner petered out" u the snlistment
tofm OF our Daily.
The frame for Gilmer d oaulsbury's
stables wss blown down to-day, bsforo it
was fairly up. It was very unstable.
Bitter Root roasting ears are selling on the
street to-day Is 90 cents per dozen. II this
cold snap holds, We will al be roasting ears
and the price viii 80 down. ts.
Judge II. r. A Smith of Helena, i not
recovesisg. His physiciaa says Z change Of
climate % necesssry 70 save his lie, and be
win shortly Leave Tor California git' U si
To-day Il the coolest Of thssunmsr. ther.
mometef ct J, 4 Il, -; q 2. 4, -,
and q 8, 2. T., -; . Asrce gale last night
rainiss, gusty, and diagsseiaS today. w
Nsasn =. 8. Newman end JaA. 3 Brown
lift pr cooch thb q -, - 1ognee tor
Lesveswoslh, ~ lAts1 toe 0oelp1As IL.
Newnan will W npdeestan6, baefe -.
nassslly s leeSaavaI - -. - !! = :
,snGgst1a .aofal, - y - q ~
eosaly, - - 6aD1sg - ADqEmA /.
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pendent last week suggested proposition
to bold Fair in Deer Lodge this Fall, and
also, that meeting be held to consider the
practicability of the project 1t does not
need any argument to convince our bust.
ness men of its advantages. We earnestly
second the suggestion of tho Independent.
Will not some one of our entcrprising citi.
zcns call meeting for that purpose, and
see what can be done. ..... ...
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Friday, -.

.3s In ar.s Friday, II.
. The frame Of the Flowcrree building Is
up. ...... E4#..@.-
Remember the McKinstry House sale TO-
morrow At Pioneer, Seth Bullock auctionecr.
A coach load of discharged soldiers from
Fort Shaw passed through IN roxss to Cor
fine. to-day.
We learn Of . stampede to Boulder to-day.
Some half dozen persons left Deer Lodge
Rich diggings arc reported. .ea d+ re-
The auction sale Of groceries by Seth Bull.
lock, in Deer Lodge has been postponed
until Sunday, August II, when the sale IL
positive. gEE arEE s9E.
We are pleased to sec in town to-day
Capt. R. H. Lemon, Messrs. e. 8. Mansfield,
Frank Taylor, Seth Bull ock, N. Hirschman
and number Of other Helena business
men.
Messrs. Bonner & WEIGH have leased their
store building to w. B. Harps.who il fitting
it up and putting In anew front, for ras-
taurant. Messrs. B. 4 VS. new building Il
In progress and will b completed Sept Let
Messrs. r. w. Donnell 4 Co., Bankers,
purchased to-day Of Mr. Henry Dewitt.
elx70 feet on the corner Of Main and "a
Higgins lot,) and viii som ersst lire.
proof Bank building thereon. The price
paid was $3.50; cash. Il isn't Dees Ledge
that's growing. It's some Other tom.
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Kleinschmidt & Dcnnee.-These we'll
known and popular dealers present their
card to-day. Having purchased the entire
grocery stock of Donnell & Clark, they
have also arriving an immense invoice Of
goods from the East. and now have splen.
did assortment of goods, which they are sell
ling down TO lowest figures. We commend
the house to the favorable attention of our
readers.
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Rocker City.-From Mr.: David Pattee
We have further information OF the mslady
prevailing there, referred TO by our cores
pondent. There are some twenty Or thirty
cases Of mountain fever or dysentcry, some
of them quito serious. Among the afflicted
arc Judge G. E. Irvine and two children,
tho latter seriously III; Mcssrs. G. Dcidrich,
A. Mcbride aud Mr.. Hirbour, of mountain
fever, Mr.. Mcbride being very i'll. and Mr..
Parsons two children. Several others were
sick and have recovered. DR.. Ford of Butte,
and DR.. Bca'c Of German, have been in at-
tendance. No deaths have occurred. The
sickness appears confined to Rocker, and is
attributed by many TO the miasma rising
from stagnant pond Immediately back of
the town. The recent hot weather evapor-
ating the water rapidly, gives credibility to
this conjecture.
Mr.. Pattee confirms the report that the
Cinnamon have captured the Rocker mines,
and are coming in by scores, while the
white people IRE leaving rapidly. A couple
Of Chinamcn have bought out the butcher
shop-old Phils--and now supply the
''Aielican's" with meats. A Josh House IL
the next thing in order. lH. sa
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AUCTION SALE OF 0nocRRlIs-I will sell at Public
Awcti0H In Deer Lodge, August H. an lnroce Of Gro
eries. consisting Of about 600 worth Of assorted
staple Groceries this years import, IN prime eondi
ton A!so an invoice Of California Wines and Cigars
u Parties wishing to put goods IN the sale will
leave them ut keinechmidt q Denncc's on that date
~ The attention Of the trade IL called to the sale
SETH BULLOCK, Auctionces.
Helena Aug. 9th, 1870. d5t.wl.6e
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IshotoGral 1hic..-The Sun Peal Gallery
has tccn leased by Messrs. Stpc 4 Bundy. and will be
open for the reception Of patrons Saturday. August H.
Mr.. WIN. st:pe II descrvedly popular artist aud has
much experience in the art and will give entire satis
sandv
Matchmaker ard Jcwclcr locates In the building
ard will open ont the finest stock Of WATCHES AND
JEW Ell KY ever brought to the West Side. Watches
and jewelry repaired.
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Bitten BY Dogs.-Our citizens will 70.
member lad named '.Tommy" O'Connor,
who Was studying under Father De Ryckcre
last winter. lie lives ut Henderson gulch.
Yesterday in retaining from the Postoflice
to his home, he was attacked by three dogs,
his scalp bitten and torn drcadfully, and the
flesh Of his arma0nd breast 'accrated badly.
Dr.. Mitchell was summoned and left this
afternoon to attend him. Father De Ryckcre
has also goAe. The messenger thought his
wounds dangerous. DR.. N. thinks from the
account that he will recover. sa.
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Heavy Loss.-A Mr.. Cole, in the employ
of John O'Niell, lost from his pocket. on
Tuesday night, his wallet containing ESQ
in money. and notes for couple of hum
drcd. morc-all his earnings. 1t Is to be
hoped the finder will return 1t, - he Is q
poor man and can lily afford the loss.
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Information Wanted. We are In receipt
Of letter Of inquiry, that suggests the story
Of Japhet In search Of . Father. 1t is dated
ST. Louis, July 18th, and signed Mrs. v.
Chsnpaign. We quote: II am the daugh-
Ter of John Dsptistc Mola,r. have heard
hc is IN Deer Lodge valley. never saw my
father. He left for tho Rocky Mountains
in 80. with tl,e American Fur Co. A twin
brother and myself were born after my
father left; my brother died In infancy.
Ny mothers name was Virginia Bissinette.
She died many years ago, and lam now
married. I have my fathers description
from his relatives He 10 feet II inches In
height, has blue eyes and brown hair, 10 .
native Of st. Louis, and of French descsnt.
Twill be thankful for information Of him.
Address, No. 10l5, Green street, between
10th and llth streets. st. Louis.
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Lehman Newman louisville, Montana
Lehman Newman Louisville Montana
Lehman Newman L0uiee,illc. Montana
Lehman Newman Louisville, Montana
Lehman l. Newman,
"DoCLDEn" BLOCK, LoUlskvILII, llssoULA COUNTY,
Montana Territory.
DEALER IN WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS,
and general merchandise. Always hand the largest
and best stock in the
CEDAR CREEK MINES
Louisville, June !, 1870. leN
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Occidental Shaving Saloon.
Remodelcd, RENTED and rcfurnished throughout
Entirely new, bright, clean and heat ~ pin. Jane.
W. Allen late Of the Crystal Palace shaving Saloon
has the forward chair.
For nice shave. hair cut, or shampoou, 70 to
THE OCCIDENTAL
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THE finest brands Of Havana Cigars Fine Cut and
Plug Chewing and Smoking Tobaecos, a.e 70 b
found at LOUIS q COLENANS
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Fixes Heak-The aGgreg1se via al
Pilgrim bar fell little below u aves,~a
last week, several companies working on
high bed rock. Blair q Co. c,eaned mn
$500; Walker & Co.. t2,60o; Berry 4 Co.
$1,000. There were II hydraulic Aeada run.
ming, averaging about 500 each. The Rock
Creek Lake Ditch is carrying LOO to 1. 700
inches of water. Dan Morris & Co were
shut off water on the lower bar lat week.
making the second company 20 far shut of.
although several other companies womb
have started in If water could have been oh.
tanned. Timberlake, Hagsn d Co ore still
taking out their $500 per week, having the
evenest paying ground on the tar. The
yield has been about the same all seasou.
Walker, on Saturday, sold ohe>ixth in.
terest in the Walker ground to Nj. Brown
Of Cedar, for $4,000. Twenty.foar thous.
and dollars is pretty good price for min.
ing claim.
1t is anticipated the yield this week will
be larger.
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Gift Enterprise.
hs~e on hand twenty four ready mace CONNIE,
cheap pattern. Each person paying what they owe
me before Sept lst will be presented with one Of thcse
Indispensable family articles. JOHN OEEILL.
dlfsclk
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German Gulch.-Therc are about 90 men
working at present. The water Is falling
too much for hydraulicing, and all arc now
cleaning bed rock with ground. sluices. A
good many men arc being thrown out of
employment by the decrease Of water, and
arc leaving the camp.
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A large quantity Of HAYWARD'S GUM BOOTS
70 all sizes just received and for sale at JOHN r
FINkS, Deer Lodge. 54-tf
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a. Tho City E10ll.-Thls elegant e.
good to drink, and IL crowded day and night. Mr. "
B. McQuestion has purchased half interest, and
win Be plcnsed 70 See Old friends ana new Opposite
the Scott House. BOSWELL h McQUESTlON.