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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-16
The Bulletin.
s,ss,ns Q Msretic in Boston.

IRON inc ~ L. iTlouhe'I
Il Is hard 10 believe that the Young
Mems Christian Association of Boston
could be 40 foolish as to cause the arrest of
Q Unitarian clergyman 81. l.. Hatch for
Standing on the sidewalk in front Of the
TermonS Temple, and giving away
'nsfstsca1n tracts TO those who came TO hear
1ldss Kaspp preach. And yet, If W.
may believe The papers, such Is the fact
Considering the large liberty Of tract
6istribution IN shops, hotels, steamers, rail
way-carl, and even in private houses, SC
loag sesfcissd by the sects represented il
that Association, II is decidedly cool IL
them 70 take o6snse at the exercise of a
similar liberty BY those who differ with
them. Of course Mr.. Hatch was promptly
discharged, and the members of the As
ISOLATION doubtless realize now that the
Law gives them no monopoly of this
method for diausing religious opinions.
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Fac women And Thin.

Are you too fat? Eat less food, with
larger proportion Of meat; rise early il
tbs morning, snd exercise much. Thi
will reduce your weight. Even dimenish
ing the quantity Of food alone, without any
other change, will be sure TO IL. 1t is inn
possible that excessive fat, either in horse
or mar. can hold out ngainsta persistent
reduction in the quantity OF food. And II
the reduction DO general and judcious, the
strength Is not lessened, but is steadily in
creased, until tho excess in fat is sH gone.
And I will add that, after two or three
days, there will bc:no sense of hunger UNI
Ill the excess has been removed.
Arc you too thinY Sleep more by going
70 bed earlier do not overwork; cat freely
Of oatmeal porridge, graham mush, cracked
wheat, and hulled corn; and all with milk
and sugar. Cultivate a cheerful, happy
temper.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-16
ORDINANCE NO. III.

IAN Ordinance 10 relation 10 Wharfboat License,
and the transaction OF mercantile business
upon the same"
Be u ordained by the City Council Of the city OF
Cairo.
sscrioH I. That license may lie granted 10
vharfboats 20 transact thereon n storage, ware.
hoyse, reshipping and forwarding business wit :
I. ne limits Of Che city Of Cairo, upon paymen,
City Treasury ofthe sum Of Eve hundred dollars
per annum for each and every wharfboai lying at
Or occupying The landing In the city, and en-.
RACED In The business Aforesaid. so and by Inn
ese.s 9. Every person. copartncrship OF persons,
OF eody cooperate owning, occupying or possessing
strusture stationed, moored or anchored on the
waeees Of either the Ohio or Mississippi rivers
within The limits Of said CITY, their agents or
vaats. vho shall receive, forward or store or re-.
chip any goeds, wares or merchandise on said
boaA e,sel. aoas. dock. wharfboat OF other sirac-
:Sss :n .: .s Ss; me: gully Of violation Q,
the use q The said city . sum not less than aity
oollers f,o.Oo) nor more than one hundred dollars
g'oo0ofor eeeh sad every day they are so engae,
without ltcssse, Provided. the provisions Of the
foregoing section shall not apply 10 steamboats,
CSss "a p s:s;H I. s.ss .sT the
o.. q q sAsi sca be Lawful, for any boat. yes.
pss.ssssay siasicSsd moored or anchored on M a
b noaS - The shore Of either the Ohio or Misss'
oOp( ssv0RS within the limits Of the city Of Car,
IT dAe p0Speae Of keeping any tavern, hotel o.
Rsooo9y, receive money for this cntertainmon mt o
~ Gucsts O. boasders or to yend or to sell an,
ODiSi1noaa, Vtnoas or fermented liquors, or an,
peolucs, goods, wares, merchandise, boat storcs
meas OF provisions without frst obtaining q d.
oense therefor from the city council or their AL
thosiDed o0cers, and every person, co.partnor
ehip q Dessess o. body corporate VINO shall VIC.
lAse ne psovisions OF the preceding section shall
6oSfeie anl pay 70 and for the use of the city q
Gun Dos Ices than ten dollars nor moro thar
one hundred dollars for each ard every oilcnsc
Adoptsd March Q, ls1l, Approved.
THOMAS WILSON, Mayor,
Attest Jexx Baows, City Clerk
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Personal.-Among the prominent visitors
in town last evening were J. d. Cavanaugh,
+. w. TooIe. COL W. +. Chadwick, Win.
Mathcr. r. Z. Arick, r. d. Leggatt. Thos
E. Pounds and Or. Arson FOrd.-Mr. w.
w. Jones rciursed frcm Helena yesterday
D. q. Warner, Jefferson; John U'Rourke,
from Blackftnt. ct III are in on bus,ncs.
connected with the Democratic nomination.
-Maj. Christopher, the father Of Mrs. A.
Elliott. Of Deer Lodge, and relative Oi
Col. w. L. Irvine, arrived tr',n the States
on Tuesday. MIR. Il =. Johnson has lo>
Gated ~ Ntwburg, New York.
From Fridays Daily.
cable. MIR J. II. Batterton informs ~
2OO inches OF water IS now running through,
the Cable Ditch. Blitert0n, KOhrs, & 20.
yesterday vet their sluices and will ut once
i'eyin work. They have from eight IL
twenty Tea Of gravel and Ioanl, all yielding
gold, and 8 high A. twenty cents on bed.
rock. Besides this they cxl,ect good returns
trs,n, the Mmt quartz found In the ground,
aud - the water 10 permanent. anticipate 4
gOOd thing.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

The lion. D. B. richards. Of Dubuque. rs
spoken Of us the Democratic Governor for
Iowa
The Cincinnati Enquirer and the Colum
hus Crisix-iiIc leading Democratic paper.
Ut Ohh,-hnve taken ground squarcly
{, ainst alIandigl'an's new platform.
Mr. Vallan.iiy iMn's new departure res.
Olu,ions are called. Ivy the Quo Repubi.
cans. the ''Old clothes" plnttu! ~. meaning
that the IRE they second hand property u
the Republican party.
The Cincinnati Enquirer. spropos 81
new departures" says: 1T has been said
that the Wing party in 1852 made their plat
form ~ near like the Democratic ns posi-.
Dlc. They died that year That Was their
last appearance IN l"'lit'c>."
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From Thursdays Daily.
The Fnnera!.-A goodly concourse oil
ladies and gentlemen followed the remains
Ut Edward CrOghsn. deceased, tO their las,
resting place yesterday evening. His brother,
who lived in Independence gulch. Was sum.
mOned on Tuesday night, ami arrived carly
yesterday. lie feels Ills bereavement great
~, aud has the sincere sympathy of our
people.
Fast Stock Coming.-Two splendid stall
ions were the admiration Of all along Mon
lana street this morning. They belong to u
party -; cmigrants from the Wolverine
State, bound Tor Helena. Montana, whittier
they 50. We understand. for the Ostcnsible
purpose Of walking away with all the
surplus dust Of our northern turfmcn. We
are unable to say why they avoided to tes,
The time merits Of our turfers. but We suu-
pose they had heard If them before reach.
my here, and had determined to give them u
wide bertl-C0ri""e Reporter, June 6A.
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CO.incident.- 1t is ~ rather remarkable
fact that the only fatality hy lightning we
rccollect on the West Side in 1870 occurred
on the second Tuesday of Junc-,wo men
killed ut the FrcnchwOnans- on the
second Tuesday of June. 1871. Edward
CrOgl:an WAS killed in Mullen Canyon. 1t
is another coincidence that it was just n year
ago yesterday that such u violent lightning
storm followed down Mullen Canyon, and
swept around into the great hail storm ut
Mead's.
We arc indebted to Col. F. G. Dcim-
ling for the following list Of Delegates
elected in the Madison County Republican
Convention June 10Th. to the Territorial
Convention in Helena, all of whom will ut.
tend in person:
X. u. HICKMAN. d. II. WESTON,
JAS. f. GALLOWAY, w. r. ARMSTRONG,
p. V. JACKSON. &c. DEIMLING.
JOHN ALLABAUGH, l.. w. WOODRUFF,
A. NJ EsLER, J. T. CONNER.
THE Delegation is enthusiastic for Clag.
gctt."
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TELEuRAPMlC BREyITIES.
The New Orleans fool is ended.

The New Orleans fool is ended.
Tue German Parliament adjourned We'd
ncs .ay. The Emperor closing with u speech
God grant pcac to the new German I'm
prc
The Father If the Administration arrived
Thursday. and is administering offnirs ~,
the Whilc House. It will take Long
Branch I" reach Ulysses.
The steamer Kansas from Key West ar.
rived 1T Washington with ~ out Of 100 oi
the crew sick with fever and 1gue.
Very little freight tleft q ,rinnc for the
- West Side by Diamond II Line for the
week ending Jurc 9th.
Colonel Johns, Chairman of the Central
Committee Of this county. Is about to com.
mcnce the campaign for the August cleo.
ton. Cvrinne Re-. wrter.
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Carab0O.- There are seven companies.
employing forty>fOur men. at work in Car.
abHO and Boomerang Clutches. Bein &
Bernard, the Caralno Company and O'COn.
nor. each cleaned up Rtou1 $1,000 for last
weeks work. There arc ahost twenty men
at work in Independence. 20 il BoyIcs lover
The dividc). and seven in Peterson. All
have done we'll So far. the miners having
already discharged all deb,sincurrcd during
the winter. and have money allcad.
For Peace River Yesterday u party Of
four men left Pioneer for the Peace River
mines. 1900 or 1900 miles toward Alaska.
Jack Morris. formerly Of French Gulch.
Chas. Yos.!, famiIiarly known as the Count
of Monte Christie. Jack Reynolds. formerly
Of Bear. and one other man. name unknown.
composed the party. We are informed
these persons are going on the strength Of
letters from friends there. Their route
will be by way Of Colville. The trip will
occupy some two months.
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LOCAL BRCVlTIES.

Among the nominees of the Democratic
County Convention yesterday were Mr.
Thomas H. Irvine. Jr., for County Com.
missioner and Mr.. Preston Scott, for County
Surveyor. We understand 10th these gen.
t'emen. who were excellent selections, posi-.
lively decline III. nominations.
Asa recognition of honesty and efficiency,
aud for the good of Deer Lodge county. We
hope Granville Stuart will he reelected as
County Commissioner. a position. the .lu~
ties % which he has discharged for the past
two years with fidelity and unrcmitting
care. and. for all in all. We sincerely believe
the best Commissioner in Montana.
Tie majority Of the Delegates left for
home yesterday soon after the adjournment
Messrs. Kenyon & Co.'S. sawmill near Pho
ncsr ha, been removed To IN excellent body
| Ut timber further up tie mountains.
The Upper and Lower Race Track bitches
arc both repaired and water was turned in
| last evening.
The Wilcox brick and stone building on
c street, next the store now occupied by J.
q. Wilcox. is being rapidly pushed To com
plcion, and will bc u handsome addition
to the building 10 which il Is u be attached
The Moore ShOvel.-Many of our readers
have seen in the G"sette letter from Erwin.
Field & Mclcalf. Indian Creek, giving the
+. W. Moore shovel precedence over all 9th.
ers. Mr.. J. B. Wilcox las in store q few
dozens Of them, which Mr. Mo re has sent
a. samples. and We Commend them to the
attention Of miners. Mr.. Moore was for
yeas miner in Alder Gulch--One Of the
staunchcst and best citizens Of Virginia, Ey
the way-and is now interested in mines in
German Gulch. Going hack 10 Beaver Falls,
Pa. he gave his attention for months t. the
production. in the largest shovel manufac-
turing establishment Of Western Penna, Of
a miners spring-point shovel, ard the result |
is the "Thrcc Rivrt. Moore Shovel" 1t is
made Of the hest American steel. whitcnsl, |
handle. and the third rivct is put in jus, |
where two rive, sh0vels break. 1t is now
the ~ ares, approach in the way of shovcls
10 lie Dcaco,,'s ''One. horse shay" that has |
been invented. Try them and see.
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POET r. Y
The g Last Coudle.ss

Well. It 10 . queer name, ~ You ray.
For mine! and sounds funny TO read;
But Il all came ab0nt In this way;
You zee that the boys dsagreed
And divided the Calm. and this bound
Fell " the share OF old KrOpr
Then there wasn't a hole In the ground.
Now, its eight hundred feet I" the top!
Kropp was poor ne mouse, and fate
Was against him: but he hunted the ledge,
And be worked at It early and late,
With his pick, and his c,owbar and eledSe,
Just n. rcs'lar as clockwork each day.
Through ali the best years of his life,
Till he hadn't penny To pay
FO- a loaf for his children and wife
And st'il he kept picking awav,
And cu,riry his luck ut each blast
That didn't hiring out the pay!
But his heart kinder failed him Mt last,
For his children went hungry and cold.
And his wife, poor thing, she took sicS;
But he kept up his hunt tor the gold,
And stuck to the ledge ana his pick!
Well, one morning he went down this hole;
passed him right here where We stand,
And knew that the gam" was 'bont up.
For he carried Colts" In his handI
And one candle. the last that h. had;
And saw by his eye, beyond doubt,
He'd strike It that day Or 90 mad!
And he'd shoot when the candle went ont!
So watched at the top Of the GROUND,
A. heard him there picking away,
Aud the candle burned low. and the sound
OF his pick wits clear ~ the day!
And thought Id 20 down, Just t" see
Whit he'd do when the candle went ont.
For | thought he might listen to me:
when ssard such loud crazy shout!
The light waa Just hickering again.
Az found Lin there hlt ON his face,
Aud his = OK sticking fast IN thu vein!
~, h..h Sfr,fck in n mighty rich DAceS
But he fought for his luck. you can see,
And here's the Last Candte right here.
And its owned by old krOpp and me,
And it pays us u million year!
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Notice,

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
COLLECTORS OFFICE DISTRICT MONTANA,
90 HELENA. June g. 1871.
hereby give notice, In accordance with the provs
ions of section u Ut act Of Congress, June &c. 1854
as amended by acts If March J. 1915 and July IL 1881
under the United sis,Os Internal Rsvouuo Lava 1or
payable. 'o" ""' s''''
. Tax payers arc notified that Jas. E. Owines, Depu.
" collector will be At his Office 10 Deer Lodge, on
eaGh gay after this date, from o'clock a. M 10 6
O'CLOCK p m, Tor the purpose of receiving said tax
ties. sS ~0~'''
SAMUEL L. WATSON,
j7-d&wlw
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From WEDNESDAYS Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
The Missoula Democratic County Con.
uention stood 81 for TOole and 10 for Cava
nauIh. We understand all the Delegates to
Territorial Convention were instructed tor
T0Ole
LOO F.-Cottonwood Lodge No. Q !.
O. o. r. was organized last Monday evening,
and the elect officers. consisting If A. NJ.
Levy. w. G.; b. b. Belcher. V. g.; s.
Shulze. Sec.; and VIM. Davis, Treas; were
installed Ivy u. ID. G. s.. {. Dunavau, Esq i,
of Helena.
Total number of members prest mt was %
Eighteen new members we're initiated, and
nine Ancient .. +. came in.
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PROPOSALS FOX FLOUR.

OxSNE NNlEF SOMAtSSAKf OF SUBSISTENCE,I
DEPARTMENT or DAKOTA,
-. Paul. MIMI. May 1S. 1871.
CEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate. IRE invi.
Cted until u O'Clock. NJ Thursday. June 22i, 1871
for fn nishing the Y. >. Subsistence Depaitmen,
with 10 w.! pounds Fresh ground XXX Flour, to be
Mndc w,:s"'y s'o.. o.'ss..1 -soes Ss-o~.,a -r,sns
wheat Of best quality, aud delivered at Fort Ellis,
T.. rs follows:
5tts1 pounds dnrins tho month of September, 1871
WOu dnrin" the month OF October. 1871.
The flour to be delivered in good strong sacks OF
barr,ls.
Bidders must state the brand of -four offered. and
each bid should contain written guarantee from two
responsible parties for the faithful performance Ut the
contract IL awarded.
sample Of each brand of -four offered must accom-.
pany the bid. and each sample BE- numbered and
marked with the name Of the bidder and those marks
be referred to in hrs bid.
The proposal. will DC endorsed Proposals for
-FOUR, aud addressed TO the A. G. s.. Fort Ellis NJ
T., at which place they will be opened ut the time
above stated and bidders invited to be present to
I"spond to their bids.
jill. GILMAN,
Captain c. s.. BIT. It. Co.., U. 8. A.,
Chief G. s. Dept Of Dakota.
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During the thunder storm on Wednesday
the lightning knocked the gravel III the
ewes Of the miners in Catching u Co.'S
claim on Pilgrim Bar. and knocked ditch
open near Yamhill. turning the water out
Of tho claim. We understand Thomas Il.
Irvine, Jr.. conic,np,n'es mn action for un.
lawful interference with his prerogat'ves ~
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Lumber, Lath and Shingles.
O'CONNOls ~ CO..

O'CONNON ~ co.,
WHITE PINE STEAM SAW MILL AND LuM;
w Der YARD, on Main street. east Of Catholic
every description Of lumber used for building or min.
Ing purposes. at the shortest notice. either at tho
ing mining camps.
We are prepared to fnrni.h to order any length OF
framing timber jost, sudding and scantling MP to IS
feet IN length. Also, any thickness of finishing
LUMBER FOR DOORS AND SASH
Shingles and ath will always be on hand at tho
hand and at mill over 1OO feet of chOice sssort
ed lumber
~ Give us call and examine our stock
eW Persons wishing orders filed can be occommo.
dated by calling on j. T. Wilcox, Deer Lodge CITY or
Prouse 4 Mcnamara, Frcdrickson.
THOS. II. OCONNER
J. n. HARTWELL.
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RACES! RACES! RACES!
1,7OO in Purses.

r,,r
iAE
Montana A0rlC ultUr0l MlnOr0
o,A-.oo,o<.ou
~"u N ecnsaaAAcs'A NSsocA~sAOAA'
Announce the following programme for races 70 o0uae
oil on the Fair Grounds near Helena, II. r.,
lime 9th 1871
ooN ~O''' A
A"" N'NSN" nAcEs' I"7 NV"
At p M Running Race, single dash OF one mile.
flee to all horses. for purse Of S43 10 enter and
to 20. Run to rule and carry weight to age year
old horse Is an aged horse--ll5 lbs. weight eS0 70
hrst horse SlCO to second
At3I p. H.. Running Race single dash OF bO0
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Notice Of assignee.

In THE SUPREME Court,
District Of Montana. !
In the matter Of D. II. Cuthbert Bankrupt.
To WHOM 1T May CONCERN:
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his appoint.
ment assignee Of the estate of D. II. Cuthbcrt OF
Helena. in the County Of Lewis and Clarke aud Ter
ritory Of Montana who has been adjudged a Bank
rupt upon the petition Of his creditors, BY said su
prcme Court.
Dated ut Helena this Goth day Of May, A: D. 1871:
G. ED. MCKlERNAN,
100 IT.
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SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE II.
LOCAL NEWS.
Bishop Tutt!c's Appointments.

BIsnOp INtl!t'S NDVO!N'M"H!S.
Bishop d. 5. Tuttlc has made the following appoint
mcnts tor Montana:
July 2bd. eth SUNDAY after Trinity. Virginia CITY.
July 2hh, Wednc-day. Gallat u
July aOtn. sth sunday aftr Trinity, Hozeman.
August isi. Tue. lay. tah.'r-blr..
August 9TH. Nh Sunday after Trinity, tiec3a
August Eth or 9Th. MONDAY. Or Tis-d,y. Diamond
August i3rh tn Sunday after Trinity. Deer LDd -
August isin, Frmay. Ficnrhtrwn
August 2Mu nth >ind ~ after Trinity. Missoula
Augu.t 2I-t, Monday Willow Creek.
An u-t 2ai, Tuesday St.vei.vil:
August 2.tn. l2ih Sunday after Trinity. Blnnack.
Tnc Bi-,"p pr uc,cs ut Boise City, Idaho, ON next
Sunday, June 18th.
HOW THEY DO ~ BERLIN. AND HOW PEOPLE
SliOUD DO HERE:
GO to T. A. y. U.inz -. Post OI.r Store. anl Inv
yoar itch Insirc " .csp god time tor ~ N ,nlhs
See udvt d3.n
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We were informed few days since that
there was a "lay over" of the IN ills for
Butte and Red Mountain at Silver Bow.
Mr.. Salisbury informs us the schedule
makes close connection ut Silver Bow, and
tho mail is So carried.
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We are informed IS the parties interested
that the race ,stwern RUNNING Bird and
Walton q Talbos's four year old colt,
Greenwich. Il . ''Eo" sAss The Jace will
run on Sunday. the 2t,h, and y asatsacsinG
considerable attention. Another race h
,,.a IL Sur the 9TH Ut July. but We srU una
lie " learn tho particular, which will ~
given u due tiDA
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Important to Miners.
MINERAL LAND SURVEYS.

NAIN GNAH LIAM - OON FL y.
HAVING been appointed Deputy Surveyor of min
Il cral lands for the whole Territory Of Montana
am now the only person In the Territory that Is legally
authorized to make mineral land SURVEYS for patent
under the acts of Congress Of July 18th, 1866, aud
July 9th. 1870.
No second survey will be required when the prcm
inary survey has been executed by myself.
keep ON hand all the blanks that are requisite in
making applications.
All requisite proofs can be made before me at the
time of making the preliminary survey.
For cost Of surveys. publication fees &C.. call upon
or address me ut Helena. NJ. +.
No charges made for advice or information
Office on Breckenridge near Rodney street, next
door to U. s. Land Office
9Sdxwtf GEO. II FOOTE
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Pioneer Boot s. Shoe store
Miner. Of Pioneer, Pilgrim Bar aud adjacent Camps
vi" M! NJ a.e BO St f" AZ JOURNEYS" PIONEER
rs low as sold III Montana A Large StOk. al Sizes
All styles Of LADIES CATERS AND SHOES:
Pioneer, NJ. T. May H. 1871. SS.tf.
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Brstherly Love On the Half Shell.

Philadewhia, l1-The Republican Convention. on
halsing to nominate coroner being unable to con-
Glade it, work yesterday resumed halloting this L. M
After stormy proceedings II finally broken up BY
large number IT outsiders breaking In the Hall The
takn h,lot was being taken q: the time and J. G. L.
Brown, an attache IT C formers Prsss Lad received
nearly enough u secure The nomination, with one
ward 10 vote, which n raid. would have decided In
his favor. The rowdies dispcrsed the delegates and
destroyed the ncoids ~ that the Executive Commit.
ee will have to decdc who shall receive the nomina
tim. There plenty Of broken heads but no shots
we've fred and no Onc seriously injured. A majority
VI Republican ncwrpApers spesk u the ticket formed
yesterday with dsspprvbstion and ps.dics IL defeat
vt the fail election.
FRANCE.
LSDdoa 10 The Cosntess & Paris las& night ave
bith 70 . daughter.
Napole00 and Eugsaie have slsds visit to Tie
Prizes u walks. -
The 7issss specials fow Paris rspost IL state oe
Siege viii cease to-day.
~ ssid u viceor Emasusi enters Rome ~ Pops
g0cs ~ CwsioA 5ss 5
r.
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New Hotel.

The building formerly knowl rs the Walla WALL
Hotel, Main street. Helena, has been overhault from
top 70 ivtom, sud ~ thoroughly e-Oprncd, retltted
iefarnshe, repanted aud generally rs t.
make It essentially new baildia. M it now offers
to the public all the advantages Oi thoroughly lrs
class hotel, under the name Of tie
GO $ M Q POLITAN =,
o-.. Sam Schwab, Proprietor.
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l4r0ss II ytl r:sulic NOzzlcs, etc.
Received last evening per EXPIRES. from S n Fran
cisco. an invoice Of California Hydraulic N0zzlcs,
Beer Kc, and Ice Box Cocks. A full supply
yGtf STKANG RICHARDSON,
n,.Gr l.nl
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Notice If Reduction Of Fare.
On and after February lst- 1871. until further no.
tice We v i'll sell
Through Tlckets
From Deer Ledge tria Rynn''o Omaha !28 q {.
The above II the rate Of First Class passage. and II
REDUCTION ot SIS On the round trip, from former
rates ,,,,,px,
S3u GJLMER & SALISBURY.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-06-17

MAI. II No. AAINGSLE
Merchant T11EOk,
WOOD STREET, - HELENA.
make speciality Of Fine Goods and perfect fits
guaranteeing satisfaction In all cases.
Vim. WisweiL lin rear of Klicn.chmidts stOrel Deer
Lode. il kept constantly supplied with samples of
ii. my goods.
Measures md Orders
Taken by him. will he filled by me- and the same guar.
cutee given ~ In my own announcement.