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Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-05
pROFRIETORs.

UOE. 7. B. 5. PINCHBACK, ORLEANS,
.. &C. ANTOINE, CADDo,
-. GEO. Y. KELSO, RApIDEs.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-05

dr. FIridS d. Robert DOlfOu
Attorneys and Councillors at Law.
40. ? Commercial Place, End Floor.
&s-Strict Attention to all Civil and
CRIMINAL business in the State and United
States Court.
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Measuring Hay There is liable to be
considerable hay sold in stack these times,
and there Is some question As to measure
Dent for y ton. The Government. we are
informed, rsquiros eight fcvs cubic nf cot
tied hay for ton, but the rule generally
adopted IN this c"untry is: When it has
stsn'd from Is II 30 days. 8 feet cubic; over
80 days, y feet cubic to the ton. This is
in round numbers sig cubic feet. or 422
cubic feet. Tuobtain the cubic feet in stacl,
multiply together the height, breadth and
length, and for tons divide by 5l2 or 422 as the
case NAV be. Measurement is usually made
to the height of the square and that compu
ted sepcrately. From the top If the per.
pendicular, three lines are usually extended
over the top and the average taken. when
this average. the height. length, and breadth
are multiplied together and divided Ivy four.
giving the cubic feet. We are indebted ia
Mr.: E. Gerard. OF Warm Springs. for this
rule Of measurement which he has used for
a number Of years, and which is now the
Government method.
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AN ACT IN RELATION TO STALKING
QUARTZ LEDGES.

Fl. B. 15-lNrRoDucED ny TRIP.
BE Il eM"cled BY tie Legislativs AsssmNJ
Of tie TerrisOrv II MOntaMn:
SECTION That Ill quartz leads. lodea
or lodges now held under the local laws 0l
the Territory Of Montana, shall I've re .s,aked
on or before the frat day Of May, 1872,
with stakes four inches square. and the
name Of the claimant Or claimants written
thereon in y plain. legible hand. and I'll
claims Of quartz l0Ges shall thereafter be
kept staked as specified in this section.
fail IL comply with the obligations Of Sec
held Ct claimed by said claimant or claim
ants not ~ siaked. ACQUIRING to the tenor
of section one 1T this act be open to r. 10
cation, pre- emptiOn and occupation; and
original claimants or parties holding under
them making claims for quartz Ndes ar
parts OF quartz lNles not % slxkcd, shall he
considered as having abandoned the same.
aud all their right u the same shall be for.
feiied.
Sec. g. BE it further enacted: Where
two Or more parties hold segregated claims
an the same ledge. only thu clHi.na claimed
Ivy The party doing the s'sk'ng-Or It sixkctl
by third party-ille claims owned Ivy the
parties he represents, shall be considered to
he stnk.d according u law, aud rs pre-
scriLel in the first section Of this act. and
no claimant IT, quartz k'des or parts If
quartz hsles shall w cons dcretl ~ having
complied will, the first section Of this act.
unless the claim or claims 60 held shall have
becn sixked in accordance with the frat
section Of this net; by, through or under
the direction Of said claimant Or claimants
Sec. l. This act u take effect frU.n and
after its passage.
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Sunday School Festival Mr.. St"y
OF the Episcopal Church, last week solicited
the ladies interested in the Sunday Sci"n'l
IL prepare Festival for the scholars aud
their friends ut the Court House on Christ
mas evening. Entering earnestly into the
movement, they have decorated the room
with evergreens. provided a Christmas Tree.
have collected ample funds to hang II with
choice gifts for the little folks. and the
Episcopal and Methodist Church Choirs
have united to treat the ''bairns and ''child
rem Of . larger growth" to appropriate
Christmas Songs. on the occasion. Among
them will be sung the TyWIcse Christmas
Hymn, H*y Night. an exquisite piece IF
music. The Festival will be under the Su.
perintendcnce Of Rev. Stoy, and will he
conducted with appropriate religious ser.
vices The gifts on the Tree are limited IL
those for tue Sabbath School. A cordial
invitation IL extended to the public.
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Deer Lodge School Exhibitlon.-.The Ex.
hibition to be given on next Thurslsy eve
ming by the Deer Lodge School, undel
charge Of Prof. E. Smith, will be held u
the Court House, instead of Stuart Hall.
The Programme shows pleasing variety
Ut Entertainment, the interest of which ia
heightened by the announcement that Prof.
s., who is fine elocutionist, will recite
Poe's masterpiece. aud that the Music will
I've under direction of that ever-plessing
Songstress, Mrs. J. w. Gilbert. Beside, the
object is . worthy one. and we will be
much disappointed If the Court House is
not filled to replction, aud every Que graft.
fed. We give below
THE PROGRAMME
PAMr LIST.
Observation-Disclosures Adlress"-Wiiliam Rose
borough.
Decentralization School" Edwin McKin.try.
.. Misunderstanding Lc.tcr"-Aiex. Blown aud frank
Manning.
ten.
MUSIC.
Declamati0n-" CleOn aud John Miller.
DlaOsnc.-"lIOw ~ nMi au ncr '-Mxsters Chas
AstI'"-, ueo A'I'sr, A"'ou Brooks Alex. Blown aud
Itc.It.itIUu-' Que ny ON" Miss Emma Butcher
DcclaiaAtivn-''r0 Inc BiOthe.s "-Simevu JsCOvs.
Music.
PART II.
Defamation" Warrcnr Address Geo. Miller.
Dia.Vgne-" Conversations after Marriage "--Chas.
Aspiring aud Mics Mary lis0silOnd.
Dccla.at,Vn-'T The Cavalry Charge frank Man.
ming.
Scenic Drama-"'ihe FrUst King 1.-Two sccnee.l
Master Matte wins, \rross n:.i Miss josie hams-
RecltatiOI-'' Inc Raven '-PiOt. E.bert Smith.
DIalO. us.-" The Old Lady's " III '-Aa.teis Milton
Brooks, Chas. Kamsdeii. Ihas. Aspiring, aud Chas.
M.lIcr.
PAHy Iii.
Oration-"Spa to the GIsdiat0rs Robert
Ai.i.l.
Dialogue" The lca Party Misses Lucy Ham,
MOnd, lila Wright. Sale lrviue aud Nary Iia.AIOid.
itec'ta.ion-" Aatie Lee aud Willie Grsy '-CnsrIss
Miner.
Declamation-"C hica "-Aicck Brown.
DalU.uc-"Biutus aud CassIus "--kvDcrt Miller and
Chas. AspiinE.
Dtcia:n4lioa-"H ohcnliudcn Matte WINS.
music
Recitation and Tableau-" The Mission Of the Spir-
1t. "isscs salc Irvine. JOre lsasdeil, Lila Ii.nt,
May Ha,n,lUiIi, ana CAI,ltola Manning.
ID. ciainAtiVn-"Iry Iiy A.I,n '-tienry Leach
DMia.uc-"Thc Chimes VI Uless"-N0Dctt aud
Goo. Miller.
Dialogue" Mrs. Smile. Confession Miss Lucy
Hammond aud Mr.. Cias Aspiring
Closing Addiess-Aiss CAM. Written.
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Cabl~.-Mr. 8. Cameron brought in from
Cable. ou Thurs.iay. 264 ozs Of gold bul
lion value, $4sS4- crushed from 125 ton,
of Cable ledge ore. in five or six days run
finished on Tuesday. MI. Cameron In,
6een prosecuting work vigorously 0u the
ledge. and hes ten feet Of very rich rock In
The shaft 1t e3l feet In the incline on
>the south wall lie has plenty Of quartz but
no, very rich He has . drift now In from
the shaft 100 feet. and believes be 10 within
Is "r 20 feet Of the ora Twenty men ara
now working In the mine, and there are
about 30. all told. in the Camp The snow
around Cable IL four to 6ve feet deep.
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Arrival and Departure Of Nails at the Deer
Ltdge Post Office.

Union r. r. r.. CoHixNE. AND c. p. r.
Arrive-Dnily. except Sunday, at.... .....sp. m
Depart Z" " ........ 80. q. m
BLAcKvooT, HELENA. VIRGINIA AND EASTERN FART
Ot MONTANA.
Arrivc-Daily. except Sundays, at...........6p. m.
Depar-Daily at............6 Z. m.
SILVER Bow. BUTTE AND RED MOUNTAIN CITY.
Arrive-Daily, except Sunday. at........... So. m.
Dcpnit-Daly. - a............. 5a m.
ENxErsBuR6, PHILLIPsBURG AND CABLE CITY.
Arrive Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays At y.
Depart Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays a. m.
Pixies PEAK. PIONEER, REARrOwN. MIssOULA.
CEDAR CREEK AND WAL'A WALLA.
Arrives, MOpdays Wednesdays and Fridays, At pm.
Departs, Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays ut 4xm.
GERMAN AND FRENCH GvlcH.
Arrive and Depart twice per week,
tA-All mails will close the night previous to their
departure ut 10 p. H.
OrricE lIouHs.-9a m. to p. m. Sundays. 10 to II
\. ~; ~ to p. IN.
4. s. STACKPOLE, Pm.
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Reminiscent aal Prophetic. il y ,ra
dltion among Indians. trappers and the
''oldest inhabitant." that 1881 q and
1851 2 were frightfully severe winters. and
that I" preserve the unities (or more likely
to kill the stock). it naturally follows
1871 2. making y cycle If twenty years. will
l'e s,orting cold with deep snow. Up Il,
date We have No r.as,n IL denounce them
ss false prophets. Lem Quesnells says the
Indians ehuddcr It the memory of 81. In
u. the severity that destroyed % large IN
amount 1T stuck on the Platte extended
here. Three feet Of snow Ivy in tue val
ley nearly oil winter The Indians, who
were ca"ped on Warm Spring, before the
storm m'ved over on Race Track. During
the winter antelope came down frUm the
mountains and persisted by thousands. The
Indians Inst all their horses. GOO head, snd
when they were ready IN start ON the spring
hunt. had M transportation f"r their ,rs,a
In this dilemma they packed up the camp
equipage. cs',nprllesl the squxws t. strap
trnnspor,al.ls p,r,is,ns Of II on their backs.
and fur several weeks travelled them 10 and
down the stream. walking anil running. 70
sccus,on then, - their burdens. Fr0m this
circumstances, 9 'esnells ssya. they gave
the stream tue name w havs lrsnslaissl
Rae. TRAcx. Il b lsrlMric cirrumss sncs
fr'm which u chris,on that bright, cl,srsy
l'ttls stream L . slSs suggested - ~ om.
in0us c,,incidencs that The storm began
sbous ths ssms day u 81 :. i did 10 II.
But while ~ have had almost inceee Ut
sn"w hsfs. II Bear River Il hss bsem rsiuiux
- necessarily slncs Monday night and b.
River c.1ntsy h 00sslsd bev0sd III peUcv.
dss9 Win our ooOw - gooooe1od ~ snln.
q thais min - movS
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The GOverSsOs''S Messls0e,
From the Avant Courier, Dec. Is, 1871.

We are in receipt Of the first message al
Govern"r B. +. Potts To the seventh Lcgis
lative Assembly 1T Montana Territory. At
ter = careful pcrusal, we find nothing To
condemn. bu, much u commend. The mes
sage is issued in pamphlet form Of twenty
nine pages. from the press of the Aosta"'
ian. Although lengthy, the message con
tains no redundant or exiraneOus matter.
Each subject IL taken up under its proper
heading, and treated of in . c'ncise, practi.
cal and sensible manner, the recommends
tiOns being Of tho most excellent character.
looking I" the development and prosperity
of the Territory. The message indicates
that the Governor has made the interests Ut
the people his study since his occupancy of
the Executive chair. The result Of that
study is given in this message to the Legis.
!"tive Assembly. bNiy representing every
section of the Territory. to VII IN the pen.
pie now luok for carrying into effective
operation such If tue many go,d sueges.
ti"ns Of the Governor rs they n'ny deem
proper.
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LOCAL N EWS.
Our Friends Of the Stage:-

VuC CTScuOS VI TIC St8kes .
"Should aud acquaintance be forgot ?"
Now that the winter Is on, and the foot.
lights CLEAN not on the faces of those who
Strut their brief hour upon the stage"
when Ball and Festival and Christmas Tree
supplsnt the Drama, many will revert to
the old times when the Tragic and the Comic
muse held nightly receptions under the
auspices Of Jack Langrishe. and not few
will be glad to hear the whereabouts and
doings of that little band. Well, Langrlshe
Is managing the Globe Theatre, Chicago.
for Col. Wood. The Museum in which they
were located was burned. but the Company
saved all their wardrobe. Mr.. and Mrs.
LanGrishe were out Of the city on the Sat.
urday Of the fire. spending the day, and
were in blissful ignorance of the disaster
until all was over. That eminently ludic.
rous but aniablc and ever attendant yellow
dog has gone the way Of all flesh. Jimmy
Martin is with him and favorite. rs he d.,
serves Gross is doing "old Men," and
Jimmy Griffith the essential handy man.
Is still with them. Richmond was cut up
SO by the Chicago critics that he left aud
is with Sci Irwin. Mr.. Coull,ck played
awhile in RrN'klyn. took up . new piece
entitled 1.-The Promptor's Box" and in
October and November played in Pi,tsburg.
Akron, Cleveland and St. LOUIS. doing .
very good business. The Republican says Of
his Luke Fielding, 1--WE do not believe tie
actor lives or ever did live who can surpass
his rendition Of it," We understand that
Bourcicnult is now writing special rlxy
for Mr.. Couldock. and trust 1.-THE old man
'nimi'ablc" will reap the golden harvest he
deserves. He began IN engagement IN
Columbus. Ohio. December 18th. Miss
Couldock having recovered from severci III.
ness has returned u the Stage. and 10 lead.
ing lady AT the Salt Lake theatre. where she
will remain this winter. W. believe all are
doing we'll. better than in Montana. but We
would wager. cacl, and Nil would be glad to
forego engagements. If ''for one night only"
and make their how on the merry Christ.
mas night TO those who remember them
kindly in this corner Of the Rocky Noun.
tains.
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AN ACT TO ENCOURAGE the INTRO
DUCTlOX Of BLOODED STOCK.

II. b, IA, INTRODUCED By POINDExTER
Be Il enacted BY tho Legislatise A.sem6lv o.
tie Territory If Montana:
SkcTI"N l.. That all thorough bred stsl.
lions and jacks and all horned cattle with
pediKtee recorded in American or English
herd books. and all imported sheep and
swine, shall be exempt from assessment and
taxation for one year after their arrival
IN this Territory.
Sec. Z. Tie owner or owners of such etal.
lions. jacks, horned cattle. sheep "r swine.
shall 6e required to produce tn the assessor
Ut the county in which such stock il kept. q
certified copy Of pedigree or record of herd
bt,Ok Or bs,Oks, as aforesaid
Sec. 8. All acts and parts of acts in con
flict with this act, be and are hereby re-
pesled.
Sec. 4. This act shall be in force from
and alter ito passage.
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~ TeiegapA-Dee q, oHA.
Helena lte1y-The Hirald Of this eve
has the following:
SILVER CRY. Dec ed
A. J. Davidson, Of Helena, left here on
Monday. 4. n, for the Valley and bee not
been heard from since. Fears are enter.
tanned that he WAS lost in the great snow
storm, somewhere between this and Silver
Creek. Geo. B. Mann and Others are going
in search Of HIM tomorrow, If not heard
from by that time.
(Signcd] r. LAN0DON.
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FUN FOR THE LITTLE FOLKS.
KIM AS TOYS!
just received by coach At l2s2t KENYON'S.

Philipsbmrg.-EvcryM'dy Is ut work. IN
and around Phhpsburg. Col. Morse says
OF the 90 men in camp. tone are idle.
Brown 4 PI"isted ARE developing the Cor.
dovS. the drst lead discovered m FIN, Dis.
E'ct, and getting out very rich ore. They
arc also NJ work on CDmsncl,c ex,cn>i
Other 'esls sre being developed. and there
|" now several hundred tons If custom rock
out. Col. J. J. Lyon 10 making . success
oi NE enterprise. The mill will start up In
January.
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INFORMATION WANTED-Of Thos Dun
dee, BY Samuel Dundee. Br0wpsdale
Mower CO., MINI. Has not teen heard
from since IS, at which time be was in
German Gulch. He will also ind lette,
ct this Office.
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ABOUT NEWSPAPERS.
In the following will be found items Of interest to
postinasters and patrons

In tue IOHOWlOS Will DC tOun0 Items OF Interest t(
postinasters and patrons:
sYSOPsIs or GENERAL NEWSPAPER LAWS.
I. A postmaster required to give notice by letter
returning tr paper does not answer the law when
subscriber does not take his paper ont OF the office
and state the reason for its not being taken; and
neglect TO do makes the postmaster responsible to
the publishers for the payment
Any person who takes paper from the post office.
whcihu directed ~ his name Or another, whether
he has subscribed or nO il Responsible tor the pay.
g. II person orders the paper discontinued, he
must pay oil arrcaragcs the publishers may continue
to .cnd II until the payment l. made.
II the subscriber orders hi. piper 10 be stopped
At certain time, and the publisher continues to send.
the sabscilbcr II bound to pay tor h. takes It from
the port office The law proceeds upon the ground
that man must pny for what hc uses
The courts have decided that refusing to take
newspapers aud periodicals from the post Office. Or
removing aud having them uncaed for IL priHgG (ace
evidence Ut intentional fraud
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Every seven years. psychologists say. the human
body H. entirely changed aud renewed Every moment
VI our res. every part Of bodies 10 wearing Out
and II being built up anew with fresh matter. This
work ~ accomplished by the blood which g0cs through
every part. But Il thu bO0d becomes waak or yitat
"a aud does not pei form u work properly the system
the vital Oryans' instead Of leaving the bUdy For
S~iA biiioasncsr, kidney. skin and liver trOablcs
ts'rtr aud MI diseases arising from virt blOsd Dr.
remedy.
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Fresh Cali 10 rntal Goods
JUST RECEIVED BY KLElNS CHMIDT BROS
A large invoice Ut Fresh California Fruits,
Fresh Cured Hams and California Groceries VI every
variety.
The hest and largest stock In the market. viii be
sold Mt lOwe,t figures for Cash.
Dealer. and Cvnsum RS will hnd Il to their advan.
tage to call. kLEiNSCuMlDT BROS,
ll+t( Deer Lodge.
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FUN FOR THE LITTLE FOLKS.
KIM AS TOYS!
just received by coach at 1851 KENYONS.
Milk 1OI. All.

Thanking the citizens III Deer Lodge for the very
Liberal patronage bestowed upon me- take pleasure
informing them that ] Ain now xilc u furnish
All the Mix Required,
warranted pure unadulterat.d. aud not diluted. Milk
will IT, delivered every morning, tNO pUst lA,nclncnt
account Ut weather J. ut IT, IL GcliIck.
aving established permanently, aud prt,cure1 all
the needed, those whom have hcretUtO,c bee,,
unable to supply are hereby notified they Gait nov be
accommodated. J. II. kDGEkLv.
Deer Lodge, Dec. Is, 1871. It
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Masealc.-The annual Election 1t ON.
Gers for Deer JA,dge NJ. II, A. r. 4 A. n.
y . regular Communicaiinn held On Saiur
dsy evening, Dec 18th. end the subssquen,
app0intnssnis. resulted = fOllOws:
= 8. Ssackpols. W. n; W. 4 Clark
y. w.: Chas Assphy, J. W.; Peer YAH
Inn. Treas; r. T. -Kssnoa. 6ec,y; Jna A
Hyde, 8. D.; J. 3. Msysr. J. D.; !. n
Bsok. 8. s.; @. l. Williams, ]. g.: /. e
Bartlett, Tilsr.
TIE inssallAtloa takss placs thia. 0atar,
-6ay, svssiag. IL Lodgs b exeellsatly
s0esgsd, asd psoapsesA - nses hbA
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/. o. u O. +. Bali.-The Odd Fell0ws
6rs' Ball In Deer Lxixe will be given q
Masonic Hall an next Tuesday evening; and
supper q the ScOtt House Homer Hsw.
'ngs and Prot. Hartwell furnish the music.
A very pleasant time 10 anticipated. and will
doubtless b. bed u this ThsrpsicOrssn Cele.
bsati0n Of Holiday week.
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HOW THEY ~ IN BERLlN AND how PEOPLE
ShOUD Do HERE:
yoss va e Hence. Post OK Store al hav
- ~. s~'s s'.'s sos -. ~ 1eetss
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X Subscribers TO the New NoETH WEST receiving
are thereby notified their subscription have EXPIRED
and are solicited TO renew.
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METROPOLITAN Billiard Rooms!

EMERSON. GERBER 4 DICKINSON,
Have the anest has stuck In the West Side u AMI
other SIDE aud Ut tne estvuuinx billiard table,
In the Territory. SPECIAL Invitations " the wh0is
cssmmuuity tO-cUmc auJ NE ~
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The asriei nj Cham, ,er

ESSAYS For Young Mon, On Great Social Evils
and Abuses, which interfere wieh AARulAvs--w
sure means Ut relief tor the ErIng xmd uuturtuuate
disesscd aud drbtatcd Scnt trcc Of charge. IN -ss
I'd envelopes Address. u0wARU ASSOCIATION. NJ.
-. Niuth st., Philadelphia, Pa. ll6-in
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BORN,
BURxEsrER-To the wife Of VIM. Burmcster, Mis-
sOula, Dec. 18th, = daughter.
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Through Tickets to San Francisco I
w" arc now si''m: At our oM. in Deer Lodge.
Through tickets BY stage and rail. ~ follows:
Deer Lodge ~ San Francisco Let ciass 1ll6
China Is
Gli.MkR h SALISBURY.
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NOTIC7C.

All parties indebted to J. B. Wilcox. on open q
count otherwise rcQuested " call and settle tn
same. thereby s-viny cs,.t. THE g,Ods hand vii
b. clo.ed out ut curt for CASH. WI. McNAAARA.
ll0-jt Assignee,
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MAAONlC.

a THE REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF
~ Deer LOdy. No ~ A. r. l. 4. " "ill he held
First and Third s,nra. 90 9tsach month
r. r. KENYON, Secretary.
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a. Atrcmendous stock Of Tin Japan and Pressed
Ware.
1An immense stock Of Glass and Quecnswars,
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron work done In the
best possible manucr.
The whole Of Our Immense Stock
VA. bought for NET CASH and 10 now offered ve,y
low to the trade.
~Orders solicited and filed At lowest cash rates.
Most respectfully collecting an inspection OF our
stock and prices, We are
Very Respectfully,
CLARKE. CONRAD 4 CURTIN.
los Helena. Montana,
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Pl0w and Spring Steel,
Toe talk Steel,
Anvils, tiees. Bellows,
ltasps, llamn,ers,
BOrax, Etc, Etc,
Spring PUiOt ShOvele,
f'Uld Pans.
10 aud ~ In. Sluice Forks,
Custom Male Picks
Brass NOxzlce,
Hydraulic Phys. Etc.
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Episcopal Christmas Services.

Episcopal Services will nc held At the Court House,
Deer Lodge, Rev. VIM H. Stoy, oniciating ~ follows.
SUNDAY. Die. 2lth-FOurth sunday IN Advent, ser.
vices at II \ m Christmas Eve services, att ~ N.
MONDAY. Christmas Day services, at II a. m.
Rev. s. J. Cstlin. Presiding Elder OF the N. E.
Church South, for this district, will preach ut the
Court House, sunday. at II O'Clock u. m. and p IN
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-12-23
4ew Yorth'West.
Saturday Morning, December %, 1871.
RELIGIOUS Services,

CATHOLIC SERVICES-Divinc service will be bel,
IN the Catholic Chapel, Sunday Dec 2lth 1t the usua
houss, Rev L. Dc Ryckerc officiating
On Christmas Day. Monday. Dec. Is. there viii b
services - tO0ws First Mass u! o'clock A. m, sec
Ond mass At O'Clock =. NJ, third and Solemn Mass
10 2 L. U..