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surgical and midwifery cases II is conducted
unite the comforts of home to the advantages of
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Iish Citizen Sunburst American Celt Frank Leslies
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& Farm, NY Clipper, Day Book Freemans Journal
Metropolitan Record and Pom-roy's Democrat; and the
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Observation-Disclosures
FHE NEW ORLEANS
:,
-Aptiseptic Alright Wood Burial Case
Company.

This Company. established upon the model of the
great ENTERPRISE DIES POMPES FUNEBRES of
Paris will take charge IF burias in the way az
private undertakers of this city But of
real service to the community and enable public to
judge Of the difference between the and the
one adopted At Paris this Company has bought
the use OF three patents which gave it the following
vahtages:
l. OF buryipg and exhuming bodies without Infection
by means OF patent antiseptic collins which, though
simply made of wood advantageousy replace the me-
tac coffin and have their superiority by the
most concapsiye certificates from the Board Health
T. OF transporting q body to any part of the void
without tho least danger.
B. or ornbalming without any resulting change OF
feature or natural color by process entirely new
Tho Company will also contract for the construction
or sale Of any kind of tomb in cemetery whatever
and vii arrange with asylums, converts. and large
or societies Of any kind at price fixed
In advance for the funerals of their embers.
tariff Of prices for different classes Of irtsrments
has been made with adaptation to the of every
person This list is publicly exposed In the Office
ocs3 6m NO 81 RARoNNE STREET.
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What is man, if his cHief good and mar
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A beast, no more. Surely He that made
US with such large discourse, looking be-
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and GOd-hke reason to rust in us unused.
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WILLIAM EGAN
wv Manufacturer and Repstrer of Spring
Hair, Feather, Moss and Excelsior MATTRESSES,
Also Pillows Sheets. Blankets aud Mosquito Bars,
No. IS BlENVILLE STREET b-tween ROYAL and
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Steamboats, Hotels and Boarding Houses supplied at
short notice and low rates. Also, Storage
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mer, Teller and Brader. All the different nrst-class
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POLITICAL NOTES.

Iowa wants new Constitution.
Humphrey Marshall will run for Con.
gress.
The Boston 7rareAer predicts that Grant
will be reelected.
A New York paper wants Mr.. Seward for
the next Governor Of that State.
The term Of Rcvcls (colored) expires
March 4. Alcorn (plain) succeeds him.
There are forty nine journals in Missouri
seven daily-in favor of . protective tariff
John Covode declined denomination to
Congress, and G. W. K. Miner is up in bis
place.
During the last two hours of the Penn.
sylvania Legislature bills were passed two q
minute.
Humphrey Marshall is talked of as the
Congressional candidate for the Louisville,
Ky, district.
The Dcs Moines Bulletin figures up thirty
two candidates for Congress in Iowa, an
average Of five to the district.
Mrs. Willard was.candidate for Mayor in
the recent election in Belleville, Huron Co.,
Ohio, and received sixty votes.
The Germantown Telegraph announces
John w. F0rney as its candidate for Gov
ernor TO succeed Governor Gcary.
The Republican papers in Kansas are
uniting in urging increased representation
in the next Republican State Convention.
Governor 6enter, it il reported in Nash.
vile. has become disgusted with the man.
ncr in which his services to the State are
interpreted, aud has concluded to resign.
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FRON CEDAR.
Trouble, Druinl

TO rHs EDIroR NEW NORTHWEST:
The numerous small parks and clearings
made by fires in the timber are now covered
with the finest bunch grass. Elk, deer and
mountain sheep abound and fall an early
prey to the hunter. OF the large game there
are brown and cinnamon bear, lynx. noun.
tain lion. sloth and glutton. An interesting
chase took place week ago Sunday, in
Cedar Junction. A male specimen Of the
cinnamon bear was leIsurcly making bis way
down the steep mountain side north of the
once armed themselves with such weapons
as were ut hand. InterceptiDg the ursine
beast at the foot of the hill, they closed in
on him, firing rs they went, inflicting q Sc
we're wound in his hip But soon their anu.
milton gave out, and it was concluded that
one should herd the bear. while the rest
went for more powder and lead. The herd
ing job fell to Mr.. Dwight Harding, who,
ably seconded by his dog. ''Mosc," kept
Bruin on small island in Cedar creek, At.
tempting several times to lass9 him with q
lash rope, borrowed from some passing
packers. The thick brush preventing,
Dwight had resort to good eized maui,
happening to Ike at hand, to persuade the
beast to wait for the boys with fresh ammu.
milton. They camc-and We now luxuriate
in bear fried, stewcd, fricasecd and every
other way, done up brown. He was fair
sized two year old, weighed 800 lbs net. and
would have been an ugly customer to fight
without the aid Of Nose, who was badly
bitten and scratched in the chase. Bruin
measured six feet two inches from tipto tip,
and girded over five feet behind the shout.
ders Several brown bears IF smaller sire
were killed few days before.
Yours, BENARDEE.
Csdar junction, Nay %, 1870
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FROM SILVER BOW.
EDITOR New NORTHWEST,

EDITOR New NORTH WEST.
All lovely now; all the bitches running
full, the ground saturated and snow deep
on the mountains. from three days fall
It makes Pilgrims open their eyes to sec
fall of two feet of snow on the LIST day OF
June
The Chinese here will not buy any more
ground. They fear if they do, the miners
will drive them out. They are very appre.
hcnsivc, and do not care to provoke the
emnity Of the white miners, by gobbling
more ground.
Chime s. lakewood cleaned up 81 900 from
four days run, last week; other companies
have done fully as well. Demands ditch
sold $1,000 worth, and the Pioneer and
Rocker ditch $500 worth of water last
week.
Messrs. He;denheimer & Fish, of Virginia
City will open wholesale grocery and
liquor store here this week. D. McCranor's
store building is nearly completed, and stock
will be in in 4 day or two. II. j. Prices
California Hotel will be opened for the re.
ception of guests this week. 1t will he first
class in every respect.
De Kouche's Ecccntrics played here on
Sunday and Monday nights to full houses.
They gave general satisfaction.
Yours, WARREN.
Silver Bow, June lst, 1870
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THE SToRM-All the expresses came in
yesterday behind time, except that from
Basin gulch. which did not come in Of all
The Bozeman coach was eight or nine hours
behind time, being oil day and night max
ing the trip. The bridges on the Madison
and jefferson, We learn, are washed away.
The storm was terrific in Gallatin Valley,
and the rivers aud creeks are very high.
The Corinne coach lost nearly two trips
The expresses that went out yesterday morn
ing aud tho morning before, were stopped
by the snow 1t the divide above Beaver
town, and both returned yesterday evening,
having transferred passengers and baggage
to the coach on the other side. which. at
last accounts. had not got through the snow
Several men were sh0veling snow TO make
. road for its passage. The passengers from
the south made their way to the coaches on
this side and got in I'll right We made in.
quiry but could not find out the depth of
snew on the divide. As near - W could
lind out, Il il about i've feet deep, LARGE.
It 10 wet compact and heavy, and is cor
tainly the biggest snow storm that has ever
fallen on the mountains 1t one time since
tho first settlement of Montana, and while
it will do great good, We shall not be SUR
priscd 70 hear Of some damage that must
ensue from high waters. When the Dia-
mond City express crossed the Missouri
river At Canyon Ferry, the water was with.
in two feet of the high water mark of 1866,
and rising rapidly. At Benton it was very
bigh. The storm was heavy at every point
We have heard from. We now have q gar
antes Of . good mining Gazette, Cd
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DEATH OF MARK LEMON.

As we suggested in the kilograms last
week, it was Mark Lemon, the London jour.
nalist, whose death was enormously noted
as that of mcmberof Parliament. He was
one of the most successful journalists in the
world, having made London Punch the most
popular humorous paper in the language,
during managing editorship of nearly 80
years. He has been for several years litera.
ry editor Of the Illustrated London Neps.
He also, in his earlier years, was dramatic
writer. having produced some sixty plays,
best known of which is 1.-The Serious Fam.
lily" familiar to every play.goer. He was
nearly 81 years of age At the time of his
death. We believe Capt II. H. Lemon, of
Helena, is closely related to him.
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The kilograms relating to the Fenian raid
on Canada arc too voluminous for our col.
umns. The excitement throughout the
Northern States, in interested circles. was
intense during the past week, and if the
kilograms were reliable, several thousand
men started for the scene of trouble. The
expedition Was under command of Genera
O'Ne;Il, with Generals Starr. Spear, Glea
son, and Colonies Donnclly, Lewis, DIN
game. O'Leary, Smith, McQuade, Thsmp'
son, and Lecaron for subordinate command
err. A body of these had an engagement
with the Canadian volunteers, At Pigeon
Hill, in which they were routed, General
i'onnelly fatally shot, and General O'Niell
taken prisoner BY the United States Mar
shall On the Goth, about 800 of them eros.
scd Trout river into Canada, near Hunting
ton. Gen. Gleason was in command of the
expedition and General Starr in chief com
mand after O'Ncill's capture On the eth
they moved out and made an attack, bu,
were driven be"k across the line in terrible
disorder, leaving their dead and wounded
The citizens Of St. Adams were furnishing
food many were going home. and all de-
moralized The raid is pronounced more
discrcditable failure than that of Saint AL.
bans year or two ago. Generals Meade,
Mcdowell, Hunt, Ingals and Van Vliet, of
the United States army, reached St. Adams
on the 9th with sufficient force to suppress
the invasion. This appears to be the true
situation, although sensational dispatches OF
heavy reinforccments, and new movements
flood the papers.
Now, that the expedition is failure, it
is stated that O'Neill made the whole move.
neut in violation Of the judgment and ad.
vice of the Executive Council and Legisla-
turc of the Brotherhood Failure is never
forgiven. President Grant promptly issued
a proclamation to preserve the peace, and
followed it up with the MEANS whole
basket of Goals on the head Of the British,
government which behaved SO treacherously
with our government under somewhat SIM
liar circumstances. If the expedition has
failed, as indicated, the Fenian organization
will save itself vast amount Of contempt
by emitting hereafter from its annual fcs.
tiyites tho invasion of Canada.
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EDIroR NEW NoRfH-WEsf-
On May 10Th the Diamond r shipped, by
E. N. Reese, for d. N. B:rdseye, Blacktoot
City. {. 900 pounds; also, 1850 pounds for
the following parties, Helena: Tut, Muir.
ply & Noel, Tom. c. erosion, r. s. Hale,
Plant, Stickney & Ellis, d. Flowerree, Jas.
Freuren, A. E. Heinger, E. 8. Mansfield, C..
T. lngersoll. wilkinson & Roman, Dartos
& Will, Z. H. Wilson & Co. On May "a,
by VIM. W. Nelson's train-for J. B. Lor-
rain, Va. City. 2,700 pounds, and Murphy 4
Graves, Bannack, 1o,7o0 pounds. ny J.
Allcman's train-3,700 pounds for Con
Kobrs, Deer Lodge.
A Diamond r train is loading to-day and
will leave to- morrow, which has 20, 600 lbs
for Higgins & Hsgsdorn, Helena, and 20.
600 pounds for Russell, Va. City.
On May 18th Creighton & Munro shipped
by Clark and Sweet, mule tcams-40, 900
pounds for the following parties, Helena
Julius Sands, Cans & Klien, Hirschman,
Lehman Bros, J. P. Fink, Holman, Loeb,
Markham, Binzel & Hamper. Mallett, Auer-
bach & Greenwood, r. F. May, Dr.. Robin
son, Millen, Klaue, Sparks b Mcpherson,
and Elmore. On May 23i, for Virginia City
: $1,000 pounds for Messrs. French, Filing,
Markham, Siegel and Heidcnheimcr.
Browns train, from Helena, has loaded
with government freight for the upper
posts.
1t has been very cold and rainy tho last
few days, but is again quite pleasant.
Yours, w.
Cnrinnn Nav 4 f0.n
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FRON NISSOULA.
Arrest q DSck (ai,tsu.

10 Fxs IDnos Nsv Noesa.wu9:
By referring to your issus Of May 9Th
yOa win - notes Of Dick Clinton, tho &C.
complice In tho shoeting Of George Lsnhart,
who was % have swsrs a alk Well, he
turned up hsTs yesterday. But for the no.
tee Of movements II the columns Of the
New No1SH.Wesr " would not have stop.
ped any bush man hero Hs b now II
6rsellsts, and win Be placed 81 one u TIE
Fort Owen baStioss, under strong guard.
until be en- Be ssst - 1lsseulA and from
tAsacsl0 Der Le6gs = HelseA
Yesn eEsly, 4 0sew.
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The 1ssstes of the I'd holds 70 the belief
that no members Of the Legislature are "a
be elected this summer, but he's not seen the
law. Il adds: This b lot, b Il rsmem-
bsrad. Dssr Lodge county" VIE ssid II
vast II you had the cap Of Fortunatus,
you couldn't do yourself better service than
BY wearing Il and wishing you were In Deer
Lodge county.
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Qaselhla I.

oasseHe 1.
oh Weseop, q virginis City, has par
chased the entire seek Of our old ana valu'
ed friend. Nick 1lllen, and will hencefo1sn
carry on the business Ut the new store
Tho Ga.stls .peeks highly Of Miss Wal
ters in 'Arrsh M Pogue."
Bin.el was offered $3.50 for the Boulder
Block to-day.
The two lower drain bitches at Lincoln
eulch having recently caved IN, has caused
! great decrease in the population OF that
camp.
The Gazette advocates the location OF .
military pest In Big Blackfooe Valley.
Herald.
Col +. G. Deimling, of Virginia City, 10
at the international Hotel.
Henry Burdick, Esq, who accompanied
Marshal Wheeler and party to Fort Peck,
returned on the coach from BENTON ycster.
day.
Gazette, Z
Nv. Conger, recently shot, 10 convales-
ing.
Mr.. Foote has drafted plan for a new
County Hospital, with accommodations for
Is patients. The County Commissioners
viii consider It on Monday next.
The Cheyenne Big Horn expedition has
finally collapsed.
Ida Lewis-the light. house heroine-is
going to be married this autumn.
The bullion yield of California has fal.
len off @32, 000. 900 in eight years.
Plus the Ninth has occupied the Pom.
tifical seat two years longer than any prede-
cessor.
There il woman in Akron who has
borne forty Chicago Poss
Surely that's too great an.achron.ism Of
Nature.
The name of the great acquitted is Mac
farland. The introduction Of the Capital
there is the only capital punishment he will
get.
If W. D. Davies IL 1t Nevada City,
he will hear Ut something TO his advantage
by addressing Ben Lampkin, ESQ.,, Boise,
Idaho.
The Jews of Algeria have been admit.
ted to oil the rights and privileges Of French
citizenship. That creates about 50, 600 more
French citizens.
The Oregon election occurs next Mon
day. They elect ono representative, and
the Legislature that is to elect . successor
to Senator Williama
Lady Thorn" the queen Of the turf,
was bought by Smith, of Smith, Gould,
Martin & Co.. New York bankers, the
other day for $50, 600.
The Corinne Reporter says the Diamond
r. Company has absorbed the Rocky Noun
tain Despatch Transportation Company,
and will hereafter fulfill its contracts.
Finally the Northern Pacific Railroad
Bill has passed and is probably signed by the
President We will hear from the Compa.
ny presently, and if they accept the terms
railroad building will be done ~ it never
was before.
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Officers Elected.

Officers Elected.
The following officers Of the Fair Associ.
alton were elected at the meeting in Helena,
May eStb, 1870, for the current year:
Maj. J.F. Forbis, President; Maj. J. B.
Campbell, Vice President Jno. Nice ormick,
Treasurer; E. ". Carpenter, Secretary.
Directos-Col w. L. Irvine, Deer Lodge
county; Hon. Frank Woody, Missoula
county; VIM. L. vantilburg, Jefferson; Phil.
Thorp, Gallatin; H. Jordan, Madison; Hugh
Kirkendall, A. g. Clark, Lewis and Clark.
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A novel idea in Legislation has been In.
troduced By Cuilom In tho Idaho bill-pro.
hiblting the Territory from paying extrs
compensation to Federal officers or to menu
bcs Or employees Of the Legislature Hold.
Ing Federal or Legislative ONCE in the
Territory on those conditions y about
equivalent to working for nothing and
boarding. ones SELF The psnuriousnese Of
Tho govoeDment 81 that matter h only
oqualled b ~ sxtTsns care exercised that
the victim shan AAvs % otAse means q
sUPpA .sNf n@r.Htast f.a ttaa
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Helena, Nay -. 1870

Perhaps ito Ill we'll enough for those In
high places to crush and trampls struggl.
ing paper BY such violent dssuneiatiens ~
the above, but though We perish in the q.
tempt to spread (thin) useful information,
w have tho gratifying recollection that
Gallileo and Annanias and host Of worthy
predecessors perished nobly for Truth, and
sanity martyrdom i preferable to inglor-
ious longevity. lag~s
Meantime. Il might be well for those hav.
ing limited supply Of ink 70 80 slow on
the glycerine experiment
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-Delano has broken the monopoly on
Stamp cancelling machines. Five are now
approved, viz Wheeler's Patent Cancel
Ter. Chambsrlains Cutting and Dating
Stamp. Holt's Self-Inking Canccller.
Hills Revenue Cancelling Machine.
Thompson's National Stamp Canceller.
They cost @, and upwards.
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Montana az q Place for WoaDsess q
EMstgr0te u.

Gov. Ashley thus addresses HrR Julia
Ward Howe, of Boston:
HELENA. n T.. April 8. 1870!
women Of Boston ought 70 Organise IN -.
sociation 20 aid women to reach this Terri.
tory who ore dependent On their own labor
for support Ny wife will b glad to look
after the welfare Of I'll who may b sent %
% with The endorsement Of such IN a1soc3.
ation. or the endorsement Of thoee with
whom Ne ~ personally aequainted Thess
= no msss dsaissbls plaes 10 4ontanA
/ a t Truly yos's = -,
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FROM HELENA.

TO TIE EDrroa NEW NoRTa WEST:
found the following in the NEW NORTH
WEST of May 20, 1870: .....
"A few drops Of glycsrins added to pint
"of any writing fluid, changes it 1t once
Unto copying ink"
SIR: The above u profanity ad I0i.
tuss) Ii mistake, end ! know It.
Respectfully, victim.
SABu.
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The fashionable shoe for ladies u made
seven inches high, with an inch and shalt
heel. : Spanish instep. arched sole, . mona
bic bel Of gilt or silver with n India rub.
Der tip to deadsn tho sound, and they cost
from % TO @1oa pair.