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Containing, also, conditions to be incorporated in
the contracts to the extent the Department
may deem proper.
l. Seven minutes are allowed to each interme-
date office, when not otherwise specified, for
sorting the nails but on steamboat routes there is
to be no more delay than is sufficient for ex.
change of the mail pouches.
2 On steamboat lines, and other routes where the
mode of conveyance admits Of it, the special agents
mail bags, locks and Keys, to be conveyed with
out extra charge.
g. On steamboat lines the route agents Of the De-
partment are to be conveyed without charge; and
for their use commodious apartment, adapted to
the convenient separation and due security of the
mails is to be provided by the contractor, under
the direction of the Department.
Steamboat companies are required to take the
mail from and deliverit into the P0stOfdces at the
beginning aud end Of their routes; and also to and
rods from a landing. Proposals may be submitted
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FORM OF PROPOSAL, GUARANTEED END GER.
TIF1CATF.

PROPOSAL
dress is-, county OF -, State of =, proposes
to convey the mails Of the United States, from
July !, 1871, to June 90, 1875 on rOute No. 49,, be-
tween - and -, under the advertisement of
the Postmaster General, dated September 80, 1870,
with celebrity, certainty, and security" for the
annual sum OF - dollars.
This proposal is made with full knowledge of the
distance Of the route the weight OF the mail to be
carried and all other particulars i'll reference to
the route and service, and also after careful ex-
animation Of the laws and Instructions attached
20 the advertisement.
tSigned.)
Dated.
The undersigned, rssididg at -. State of -,
undertake that, if the foregoing bid for carrying
the mail on route No. - be accepted by the Post
master General, the bidder SHALL prior to the first
day Of July, 1911 enter into the required Obliga-
ton or contract to perform the service proposed,
with good and sufficient suretes
This do, understanding distinctly the obliga-
tons and liabilities assumed by guarantOrs under
the twenty seventh section OF the act OF Congress
of July 2, 1885.
tSigned by two suara1tors.)
Dated.
CERTIFICATE.
The undersigned, postmaster at -, State of
-, certifies, under his oath of office, that he is
acquainted with the above guarantors and knows
them to bs men of property, and able to make
good their guaranty; and that bidder and Suaran-
tSigned)
ofah
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Isee notice to bidders annexed.l

sol3 From New Orleans, by Red River Landing,
Alexandria, Cotile, Cotile Landing. Col
fax, Cloutieryille Loche's Landing,
Montgomery ST. Maurice, Natchi:
toches, Grand Ecore In. o.). Campti. and
Loggy Bayou. to Shreveport go miles and
back, three times a week by steamboat and
by q schedule satisfactory to the Depart
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
UNITED STATES MAILS.


A<00f4EAA0
po,ro-,~, n.,.,~~,s
Iosro Sn.'ta.. -. a. ro,s1s3
. D'iess...s.e. - 80
DHQPOSALS WILL Bis RECEIVED ATTIRE
II Contract Once Of this Department untn r.
;s3 80 49, ~ y, U' ~ 1S - ~ f - ,S1s m
the atste OF LOUISIANA' on routes and by the
schedules of departures and arrivals herein spec
fed Decfsions announced by or before March %
le7l IA.
bidders will examine carefully the forms and in.
structions annexed)
The letters In o. indicate that there " no post
once - the place named. service VIA nov oe iet
where no offices exist
S006 From Vicksburg, Mississippi. BY Delta Louis
lana, WarTent0n. New Town Landing, Mis-
ss.sslPP., NeW Nnasna?o; Lou,slan1 " VI
Grand Gulf Nississfppi. Hard Times Land.
inr Louisiana st. Joseph Waterproof Rifle
Poin. IN. q Natchrz' xississinni. Fsiryiew.
Louisisna tackson Point Nississippi. Black
HaWk Point Louisiana In or Fort Adams
Missiseipui. ClarksviiIe Red River Landing,
Iouieiaaa bayou Ternica Morganzia, Pointe
Ronee' PIa0peoniue and Donaldsonville, to
week IN sfeanboats and by q schedule sat
isfhctory 10 the Department.
ProSosals invited for -timea-a- week ser.
yice
lnee l0uce 70 ",ouels .AnneAe"
W. Fm ~ r,.tss ~ rsrSs R.,S;n CharSn.
NAe, Sens,e i ri, INK naiuwn, wi -,
ton n. g, Cypre Mort and Jeansresrs, 70
week. i'm steamboats.
AeosS otash ear ua'is SeAeep' o"n"'s az AA'~
:M.'
arrive ~ New ineri1 neAtNa " q: .n'' :,
ifSvS ne" iooti" oAAy' eAcep' oua"a5' Nv
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de21 ia722 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans-
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Stateof Louisiana Parish Of Orleans, City Of Rev
Orleans.
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true copy: S
G. LIZ GARDRUR, Jr., Notary Public.
The undersigned Deputy Recorder Of Mortcaces
i0r THIS CITY and Parish of New Orleans, certif3ea
that the foregoing amendment is duly recorded in
No. z, folios 1888 to 338 inclusive Z, : - 'S
Now Orleans, December l. 1870
DEE 10 - 80 C. DARCANTEL Den,tv
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Tony Lafon VS.. Adam BOussiOn-Fourth
District Court for the parish of Orleans, No

de2s jal2 % Sheriff of the parish of Orleans.
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de29 jaA9 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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! living WIN the laQyS COUSIN. NO reply
has been received, and he supposes she has
10 CharlestOwn to join the California, and
here bethOught Of . friend through whom
he could transmit the halfpay which he IN
tended to leave for the widow and her
daughter. This friend was Mr.. Henry Cot
ton, who is engaged in the navy yard, and
who was formerly member of the Pioneer
Hose Company in Hartford, with Andrews.
The last time he saw Mr.. Cotton before this
was at the reception in Hartford Of the
Franklin Hose Company of Charlestown, of
I which Mr.. Cotton is member.
While the visitors were there Andrews
desired that they should visit Mrs. Gridley's
and they did 80, and had the most brilliant
reception which was extended to them any
where. These things all show the close in
timacy and entire confidence which was ac-
corded to Andrews while an inmate of this
ladv's house, and If he IS guilty of the crime
charged it pre- : porfdiousness seldom
found even in MOI ...ls. Andrews does not
believe that his former employer has insti-
tuted this prosecution, although her name
is signed to the sworn complaint. If she
really has, then he thinks that q pressure
has been brought to bear upon her by friends,
and that rather than confess the truth to
them she has taken this course, still striving
to keep up appearances. Nettie is
now his guiding star and the rest
inr place Of his faith. When all others
turn against him in this to him inexplicable
affair. be believes she will tell the truth for
trinity sskc and his sake. He swears that
The sacrcd oath he gave to aid the family
shall still be kept, if possible, even if both
Of them, in order to save Themselves nrsrtv from from
tho disgrace; Of Si S ssRo Ssnr. poverty 'n
iookin9 at this STORY alone, without other
evidence. Il seems incredible. and yet it is
equally strange that 20 extensiye system
~ nurioining. covering period OF months
and years, should take place right before
the ewes Of even the n9orest novice IN Dnsl-
ness affairs The case he's ro.acnflc features
from either standpoint ipsNhich It may De
wether in pfoaecu0on g 0cr II;
and only The fullest investigation WI IN
rayel the mysteries.
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Not Lct.--Wc understand that no pro-
posals have been submitted to the Commit.
tees for the building of the Deer Lodge,
Pixies Peak and Pioneer Road. 1t is bad
business. The time lost, and cost of trans
portation between those three points will
amount to more this season than the entire
cost of the road. Then, too, Pioneer AMI
Pilgrim Bar residents have to receive letters
and papers by express, paying 5 cents or 10
cents for six or eight miles of carriage, and
getting them several days later than they
should. /: involves both serious inconveni-
cncc and positive loss. This was recognized,
and citizens would have gladly paid literally
for tho building of the road. 1t seems
strange no one offers proposals, and it can
only be accounted tor on the grounds that
some have not the money and teams required
for the contract, and those who have dntici-
pate other matters will demand attention
when the work can be done. We trust some
one will yet apply for and receive the con.
tract. The country is playing the Old role
Of wheat in one end Of the sack and a store
in the other. 1t is, perhaps. we'll that we
caa afford to do it, but very stupid that We
do afford to do it.
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City Drug Store.-Mr. Louis Kcysscr has
disposed Of the City Drug Store to Aessrs.
Parchcn, Paynter & Co., of the wc!l-known
Helena House. Harry D'Acheul is the res.
ident partner in Deer Lodge. lie is IN At
tcntivc, active and affablc business man,
and hos no superior in Montana Is dispcn-
scr. The sales room will be ut once enlarged
to tho full size of the building, new front
put in, and tho entire establishment fitted
up in good style. The firm will keep their
assortment completes already receiving
invoices of goods-and prices will, without
exception, be marked and kept at Helena
prices. The house solici;s share of public
patronage, and We commend it a. worthy.
With two of the best establishments in Mon
tana, now in Deer Lodge, dealers and con-
sumcrs on tho West Side can procure any
thing in the line, and will tiua. their orders
promptly filled ct fair rates.
Mr.. Keysscr will remain here for short
time in settlement of accounts, and talks of
returning to Chicago We would he sorry
to see him turn his back on Montana, for he
is one of the best of our citizens-a live,
energetic, shrcwd business man, and-off
duty-one of the Boys.
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Telcgraph.-Wc believe there orc tclc.
graph offices in Montana ut Helena, Vir-
g'nia. Fort Shaw, and Fort Bcnton-pcr.
laps SEQ miles Of wire. A line to Fort FL.
us (Bozeman), is projected. Communica.
ton by courier or coach can Ike had between
either of these points and Helena in less
than 20 hours. Madison and Chotcsu com.
bined have less population than Deer Lodge
and Missoula counties. 1t il twice m far
from Cedar Creek 10 Helena, as nm average
from either Virginia, Bozcman, Fort Shaw
or Benton TO Helena. 1t is q three days,
drve-some $50 miles. In three mouths
Cedar will have population of 5000 poo.
pie. There will be plenty of money and
business. Wouldn't telegraph line to &C.
dar, taking Deer Lodge, with 0,000 popula.
lion, and Missoula with thousand or So
en- route, be good investment Last sum.
mer, parties desired to build o line 70 De-,
Lodge. 1t would not have paid then. A
''ne ria Deer Lodge to Cedar will pay now
better than any other line ia the Territory,
save from Helena eastward. Who will
bull, It? hssR -
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We learn from the Gazette of Tuesday
that on last Sunday morning a party com.
pose! of Captain Cutler, Mr.. Ford and two
daughters, Mr.. o. B. O'Bannon, Col, 'Hig-
bic, and Ches. Travis Is driver, in . fou,
horse sleigh, started for Fort Shaw on Sun
River. They encountered heavy SHOWS be.
yond Diamond Springs and were compelled
to return. All the party except the ladic,
were more or Ices frozen-Travis, feet and
cars; OBannon, ears; Col. Higbic, ear
and foot; Mr.. Ford. cars. Mr.: UBannon
was also kicked by horse, or q mule Out
of luck again, O. B. The sympa,hics and
coincidence of all ''the boys" are extended.
But isn't there poetic justice in that kick,
o. B? Fate. or mule, cannot be deficd
with impunity. -fs:
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--Emmettsburg wss u hare grand no b
last evening.
Judge Hiram Knowles and Sheriff W.
w. Jones, Of Deer Lodge, are In Helena.
1T has showed on the Gold Greek Noun.
tains every day during the month Of March.
Barley and oats are selling ct q cents
In Helena : FL -l2IJ. % ga '"a 81
-Seversl excellent communications Just
received. Good Keep on. ~ '"+
The pretticst snowfall Of the winter
yesterday. ... .-,r
-Messrs. Ben. r. Dittes and D. B. jenkins
are commissioned No.arys Public st Cedar
Greek. ..-. .... -...'
--''Old Jake" gets Of some tip top humor
in lis ''litany," Is written to the Gasesxe of
the 10th.
"A lengthy communication from Bitter
Root Valley, on tho Indian question, 10
crowded out.
About four miles of the Race Track
Ditch will be completed tomorrow. TWEEN.
ty.fve men are working, and employment
offered to more.
-Strang & Richardson yesterday took
an order from Con Kohrs for 600 feet, 2 in
ch, galvanized iron hydraulic pipe, of No.
20 iron. It is for use on Pilgrim Bar.
Letters from Virginia mention an un.
usual prevalence of sickness thcre-not
dangerous, but greater than At any former
time.
We have been shown . silver dollar
Carson Mint, 1s70-sent over by Isaac Hun
toon, Esq.,, IS specimen. It's = beautiful
medium-scud q ton.
The Rock Creek Lake Ditch Co. has let
. contract to Mr.. Pierce for raising the
breast of the dam three feet The length Is
only about 800 feet, but the breast has 80
feet base and e feet top surface. .'.."'
-Messrs. Gilmer 4 Salisbury are report
ed in Heleua to have received about all the
principal mail contracts In Montana, inclu.
ding that from Helena to Missoula. Later
adviccs state they have every contract.
The people of Lincoln Gulch think sc.
riously of petitioning for the establishment
of a military post at that place, As other.
wise they fear the Blackfoot and Nevada
clutches will not be tenablc this coming sum.
mer. They should have protection over
there. tits as important a point q Fort
Shaw.
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LOCAL N EWS
IIII!saiOsxtfiOu SOciefN.

At meeting in the Court House on Tues.
day evening for the purpose of organizing
nm immigration Society. Mr. Thos. II. IT.
vino was chosen President and Mr.. J. G.
Kcrlcy Secretary. The objects of the Asso.
citation were discussed, Committee ap.
pointed to prepare n Constitution, commu.
nra'c with other Associations, and report 10
!. meeting on Saturday evening, the 10th.
Articles Of Association were prepared. sign.
I'd by al present, and placed in tho hands
of Committee for signature. Deer Lodge
has evidenced carncstncss in this matter, and
the meeting Tomorrow evening We cxpcc,
to sec largely attended as the permanent or
ganiza,ion will then be effected, and tho
purposes Of the Association determined.
Limited space prcciu.lcs q, extended &C.
count Of the preliminary proceedings Lei
every man who takes an interest in the mat
ter b. on hand promptly att! r. NJ, and
and not permit forty or fifty persons to as
sumo the duties OF twice that number.
~ DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. 81
The desirable liousr and Lot on d Street. Court
Nous" square. rrcr Lodge, known a. McKINSTRY'S
BOARDING Noi:E rs offered at private sale at les.
than ros.. /. applied for 1t IL nearly new was
hat last fni; expressly for private boarding house,
rnd has and facilities for the accommodation OF
FIFTY BOARDERS. II has an established paying
custom. nnd In summer can be filed to it, utmost ca
petty. The Dining isoon is ISx22: Kitchen lsx2i,
With cellar; Pantry 1879: Pa.lov: three Bed Rooms
l0xii: A NEvE1s~Fail!:G WELL or EXCELLENT WATER
Under TIE EirciiE: INDOORS: 4 GOOD HENNE HY, and
either good Improvements. One halt the purchase
'oncy may remain, with tho property security. ut.
IL September lst. ls1O Possession given April Let.
For terms app!yto
LEWIS McMURTRY. Esq.,
or, MRS. r. t. MCKINSTRY.
S'-tf at the premises.
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The Cold Snap.--Wc have distressing &C.
counts of suffering by the recent storm.
Coming late, after pleasant weather, many
were caught unprc.arcd, and the number Of
casualties is much greater. although the
weather was not So severe as during the
January snap. The coach sleigh from
Helena was lost several times in the drifting
snow. and laid by ut Blackfoot over night. No
one frozen. Mr.. 3. B. Mcclure and Mrs.
Wells. of Snow Shoe. returning from tho
dance at Clark's, were caught in the storm
and the team foundercd in heavy drift
Mr. .. placed the lady on one horse and sue.
cecdcd in reaching Snow Shoe, after cndur.
ing fearful cold and distress The other
horse frozc 10 death, standing where they
left him. detached from the sleigh, expect.
ing he could follow. Doth persons were
frozen, Mrs. W. it is thought not seriously.
DR.. Mitchell lett last evening, q messenger
having come fox him to amputatc one Of
Mr.. Ms iiugcrso His conduct is described
ny those familiar with the circumstances, Us
heroic. Mr.. Al. Bradbury and Dave knight
tdrvcr) Of the Missoula coach, got lost be-
tween Wilkinson's and Mcad's, abandoned
the coach. and reached Alec knights
feet arc badly frozen. He was taken TO
Helena for treatment. A Mcxican-"S
ish Alcck"-was frozen coming from the
Frcnchwoman's to Milk Rancho. 1t was
reported here last evening he would loose
both hands and both heels. A teamstcr,
nam" unknown, is also reported to have
abandoned his wagon on the same road, and
reached shelter, badly frozen. Besides this,
the party frozen ncar Diamond Springs,
and the terrible loss Of life on the Overland
coach, 60 TO make up q record unparalleled
in our history.
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A AontaNisn In treuble.- Mr.. Kcrtley Of
Flint creek station sends US clippings from
San Francisco papers detailing the shooting
of John G. Barry, by Thomas c. Lloyd, in
San Francisco. Barry died almost instantly
He was native of County Kerry. Ireland,
aged 6. Mr.Lloyd came from Bri,isI, COL
umbia TO Montana 'G5, Lived in Bear Gulch
and Philipsbursh some three years and re-.
turned to California in 'GS. He owns, we
are informed, some valuable quartz at Phil.
ipsburg, and has considerable property in
Montana. lie was held to bail in $4,000
to answer 10 the charge Of murder. y=~~4:
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Irrigating.-A little more rough weather,
perhaps-thcn the spring time. With work,
business and prosperity shall we forget
safety and the beautiful! There is a de.
ligh, in bright shrubbery, foliaged trees,
purling waters and fragrant gardens that all
appreciate who have as much sentiment ~
an oyster. There is safety from contiagration
and cleanliness in the dow of water through
the streets. Deer Lodge can have these.
Already a number Of residents have cyi.
dcnccG good taste in transplsnting shade
trees to the salewslka Nearly every prop
erty owner has little plat of ground that
can be enhanced In value by shrubbcry
and beautificd Ly flowers. Flowers won't
grow here; it's too cold" Have you
tried? There are acres Of them in Mis-.
soula-only AZ warmer. Mountain and val.
ley arc ficckcd with the most delicate wild
flowers. In four years boque.s Of cultiva'
ted flowers will sell here cheaper than
whiskcy is now by tho glass. Mr.. Blake
will grow them on his fruit rancho out of
town. Why not grow them in town? 10
have these things, turn the waters of the
mountain streams through the streets. Salt
Lake City is called beautiful, and it al
comes of hundred or two inches of water
from City Creek and the disposition to turn
it to practical account. We lesrn the pur.
pose is entertained here, and will he pleased
to sec it given effect.
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TIE TERRITORY.

Capital Times, 4
The Times says MI: Browne, of Langrishe's
Company, is improving in his renditions.
Mr. B. is one of the. very best boys In the
world. and we are pleased to note Lis star is
in the ascendant.
Police Court ''disgustingly quiet"
Henry Morrier was thrown from a horse
and had LIMB Gislocatcd
John Rock & Co., have sold 200 feet of
mining ground lying in Alder gulch. oppo.
site the saw.mill below Junction, for 81 600
The Granite Greek 10.stamp quartz mill
started up yesterday, under the control of
our energetic and entesprising fellow ci,i.
zen, John How.
The Bannack Indians saw wood for wages
in Virginia.
Mrs. Fitzwillians has . complimentary
benefit this evening. ..'7'' -~-'
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Swinging the Circle.-A friend who Is
''doin8" the East, writes u from New York
March list: Have been to Boston. Emil
nently proper and supcr-cminently fat. The
only original fsaaticism l noticed was that
all the ladies come down 10 the breakfast
table with hooks under their arms-the big.
ger the hook the more sone mo drinks
sold over this bar 10 = Standing sign. It's .
d0dgeable 0rdinance-tables in bar. room
call what you want-get it-''pungle"-
'.git!" Dye see? Capt H. g. Blake has
married . beautiful girl, and is in the
city yet. INST there Hursh, of Helena,
and McGregor, Of Diamond. Think Mon.
tanians are scarce in the Hub.
Ed. McClay, Sam. De Bow, I. Heiden.
heimcr and DR.. Reins are here. Capt. c.
G. Huntlcy and J. L. Church, Assessor Of
Montana, are here. The latter Is aged IS;
married; will start for Montana in month
and bring his wife with him. He is IN old
army officer, = pleasant companion, good
business man and . fine gentleman. He
will bc liked in Montana. Met Prof. A. K.
Eaton and Mrs. Rockfellow- still living at
their pleasant home at Picrpont and remcm-
bcring kindly Montana friends. Ed. Calhoun
is engaged in the banking business here.
Am informed there are number of Mon
tanians over on the Potomac. Think will
go over and call on them, and hope soon to
meet you where there are no sen breczes in
winter.
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Our Helena neighbours have done a
good thing in sustaining by . Mass Meet.
ing Of citizens and q series of we'll drawn
resolutions the summary chsstiscment me.
ted to the Piegans by Col Baker: The re.
port of the committee rec:tes the murder Of
over 40 white men, women, and children In
Montana since 1868. The resolutions are
drawn by those practically understanding
the Indian question something that can
not be said Of Congress-and tbs ratiica.
ton of them by our people should com
mend them to tho favor Of every consider.
ate man in the States. r., .. ii 81. / q 4 4
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i Sorosfs. -Onc was organized in Deer
Lodge last Saturday. Its purpose il of the
most revolutionary character, and all the
girls have enlisted under ito tanner. Al
ready the most despotic mandates have been
issued and enforced, aud two Of our wor-
thicst old bach's have left town to escape
the dire consequences of whispered sntsg
onism to its inquisitorial powers. We had
a bunch of 'Cnver Leaves" prepared rs a
peace offering to tho Coming Sex, but they
wcrs ''nipped" during the cold snap. It is
thought it can be broken up by the purchase
Of their Lodge room. ur-z.,ra
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Stcvensvllle. -"Slow" writes Us under
date of Stevensville March 7th: 'Town ell
astir again. Another horse-race; single
dash of two miles; j'ursc $3.50; race to
come of on tho 14th inst, below Fort Owen.
Betting Oh the outside heavy. woodruff"
Prince champion Of the Turf, in his glory |!
Oh! for Reporter for our "Dcar Spirit"
Bitter Root Turf! Bitter Root Colts Bitter
Root Trainers! And last if not least, Bitter
Root Jockeys. Bet on tie Roam"
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Announcement.

having ordered new Billiard Tables OF the most ap
yg'a make, and heavy invoice Of The dncst brands
and Ctgssa ever sold In Montana, 10 ~
s ne ute Of the Metropolitan Billiard Iis. ma nm IT,
opsrs!t No IN few days. ArraupsmsnsS ~ .sss.
Sg,A..I,' y which our passons viii 8 sasSrtsinSS
~. IANI 3 EllKRsoN.
0&o20lIon0 GiliseA Ian