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LECTURES ON MONTANA

From persons interested in the Northern
Pacific Railroad, We learn that Jay Cooke,
Financial Manager of the Company, haa
perfected arrangements with Mr. N. P.
Langford, Esq, Of Montana, to deliver in
the eastern cities twenty lectures on Mon.
tara and the line Of country eastward to
Minnesota through which the Road will
pass Than Mr.. Langford there is no gen.
tleman in America more competent to speak
intcl!igcntly on this theme. lie has travers-
cd the entire route, and his notes of the
topography, distances, climate, character of
soil aud timber, streams and agricultural
capabilities arc the most complete We have
ever seen, making volume Of manuscript.
Mr.. L. is an obse-vart, practical man, and
the minute details he las preserved care
fully for many years will now be of value.
Mr. l.. was in New York, in not very rug
gcd heslth, couple of weeks since, but we
understand was under engagement to COM
mencc his lectures US soon as he recovered.
We shall hope to hear faithful and good
account of Montana from him, as his long
residence in the Territory, and Identification
with its growth and development, eminently
qualify him to speak intelligently of its his.
tory and resources.
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DEERLebGE CITY, FRIDAY, APRIL !,
fHE CLARK'S FORK MINES.

Quite number of our exchanges contain
paragraphs concerning the reported rev
mines on Clark's Fork. They arc generally
accredited 10 the Pick and P1ow. That pa.
per continues to publish and overflow it,
columns with the most exaggerated and alb.
surd statements conceivable of their rich
ness, the rush thither, and the dcpopulation
that is ensuing in the older camps Of Mon.
tana, and even goes SO far as to accuse other
Territorial PAPERS OF purposcly keeping 81.
lent or disputing its statements, lest the cf>
feet be disastrous 10 our localities.
wethink Mr.. Maguirc's nonsense has gone
far enough. We DO not believe sluice. box
has been set in all tho region of country he
calls Clark's Fork. We have never known
q we'll authenticated statement that even .
good prospect las been obtained there We
have never known Deer Lodge or Mis-.
souia miner or resident start for Clark's
Fork or speak Of doing SO. We do not be-
licvc any gulch has been struck, or that any
stampede is going on there, and from all
tho information we can obtain the Nun.
ehauscnish, sensational stories of Mr.. Ma.
Guirc ere Imaginative and sotauy unreliable.
No&it gricvcs US 10 say this about brother
quill but the Pick and Plow having qucs-
toned our motives and course, we want TO
be frank. The Clark's Fork fever has be-
como mononlania with Mr.. Mcguire He
may believe something OF what he writes
There may be mines discovered and dcvcl.
oped there hereafter. 1t is q splendid coun.
try, and even If no ''color"is found, a good
tanchc may be, il the Sioux don't lift the
hair of the adveniurcr. But SO far as any
positive knowledge of good mines is con.
ccrncd, we believe Mr.. Mcguire has not had
any that would induce any other editor in
Montana TO recommend stampede, even If
he was located where such stampede would
benefit him.
To convince Mr.. Mcguire that we have no
disposition to suppress any favorable news
about Clark Fork, we hereby agree that
any statement in the Pick and Plow Of any
developed mines on Clark's Fork; of any
sluiccs set there of any good prospects
found there; Of any stampede other than
prospcc,ors from Bozcman to them. which
will lie certified to As credible by any res
pectablc merchant or mercantile firm of
Bohemian, we will rc.publish in the New
NORTHWEST, and give it conspicuous
place.
We have deemed the Pick and Plow state.
n,ents sensational, and unworthy of Gre
tlencc. and have ignored or ridiculcd them,
on that presumption. If tho cooperation
Of the Montana press Is desired. doubtless
all will be rs favorably disposed to assist
on as reasonable terms as we proffcr.
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ADVERTISEMENT
More about Montana Matl Service.

More about Montana Mail Service.
The lngpssi'ios Prassiesd upon tie People Of
1s Territory and tie Government ~ Mai
CSNtrGetors.
Last fall . petition was circulated in Deer
Lodge and the surrounding country by
Messrs. GilMer i Salisbury. contractors.
asking the Post. Office Department for the
establishment of tri-weekly mail service on
route No. IL, O10. between Bcaverhsad Can
on and Deer Lodge City, which was numer-
ously signed by prominent citizens of the
Territory. Upon presentation of said De-
titiOn ct the Post Office Department at
Washington, the oervice was ordered and
contract awarded to Messry. Gllmer & Salis.
bury At 81, 600 per annum. AT the regular
letting last year, . number Of responsible
bidders residing in Montana proposed to
perform the said service for much less
sum, and the said bids were bought up by
Capt. G. c. Huntly and the present con.
tractors, and the service on SAID route de-
layed until the contract could be obtained
at greater price. by fraud. Fur what pur
pose was this mail route establishedi Sure.
y for the direct transportation Ut the mail,
and most certainly with view of incress-
Ing the mail facilities in this portion of tho
Territory. The route could not hav. been
established by the authorities in the Post
Office Department Intentionally, for the sole
purpose of benefltsing the CONTRACTOR. q
the route docs net benefit the country or the
people in any way. aud 10 totally superflu.
Gus and unnecessary, because there ara
other mail routes that cover the entire
ground. Besides, the mail coming frum
Beaverhead Canon to Deer Lodge. arrives
ut Deer Lodge by tho way Of Helena fire.
euently sooner than BY the direct route.
and always sooner VA Helena once Z weak.
The mails on The Virginia and Beartown
route, No. 16,oeO, and Beaveshead Canon
and Dear Lodgs route, No 1909, arc
brought TO Deer Lodge by the same convey
ance ~ the contractors, they receiving pay
for two contracts and virtually only per-
forming one service Or ju other words.
mails on route No. 1909 and 5000 are
brought to Deer Lodge on the same convey.
ance, over the same roads and upon the
same days. The two routes are 20 nearly
parallel that either route would answer for
both without the siightest detriment TO the
interest Of anybody in the Territory.
Route No. 16.09O, - the service IL now rea
derell, 10 . total abortion, and for which
the contractors receive nearly $4,000 per
annum, aud should most certainly be iis.
continued. II proper service was rendered
on the route from Beaverhcad Canon 10
Deer Lodge, u would cover tho entire
ground, except few miles Of said service,
The whole postal arrangement In THE nor.
tton Of The Territory Is Wholesale swjndle.
concocte0, planned and arranged for the
peeunjasy Interest Of contractors and their
D. paftness IN this ENORMOUS outrage.
] aholl from ti0e - tim, vsntjlaae thio
D1I3eet u JefegxDoe % Ot1se routes
A''';1s''R'iI'r AyIoR
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PrOpOsal lS fol-. Grain.
DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA,
OFFICE CulEP OUAITRRMAsr

OFFICE CHEZ QUAirsRxAsrER
Saint Paul. MIMI. March %. 1871.
GEALED PROPOSALS, duly endorsed A. such, in
- the usual form, subject to the usual conditions Ia
duplicate are invited " supply the following poets III
this Department with grain for one year tfOn, June
90 1871, ae follows:
Fort Shaw, NJ T. 1924 pounds of Oats sos9 lbs Of
Corn and s00.155 pounds Of Barley Fort Ellis, NJ !,
2637. 94b pounds Of Oats Or Barley. Fort Benton, n
i, 4OlGO pounds Of Oats or Barley, Camp Baker n
7. 2s6, 40 pounds OF Oats or barley.
The above mentioned grain to be delivered At the
respective posts, sacked in good, new bu!sp sacks
increased diminished, shall be required to meet
the legal Of the service for the period spec
lied. These proposals. will be received ut this ONCE
and at the QuaEermastere Office Of each military post
to be supplied up to II O'Clock n on the 2sd day Of
April, 1871.
BY command Of Major General Hancock,
5. b. NOLABIRD.
sat Chief Qnxrtcrmaster,
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THE REVENUE TAX.

WASHINGTON, March 10. 1871.
SIN: Hon. James N. Cavanaugh, NJ. c.,
writes under date Of the 18th inst, enc;Os.
ing the letter addressed to him by VIM. N.
Anderson. of Bozeman, NJ. r., under date of
the 18Th ult., complaining of the annoy ancc
sustained by frontier farmers by being as.
scssed by your Assistant as Cattle brokers,
Produce brokers. and rs Pcddiers. 1t is
represented in this letter that the farmers
aforesaid are assessed on the pretcxt tina,
they peddle the products of their diaries.
which the Assistant Assessor claims is not
included In the term "products Of the
farm" etc.
You arc instructed, if the statement is
law in express terms, (Sec. 81, Act June 80.
1854, as smended). provides that farmers
shall not be taxed rs manufacturers or
producers for making butter or cheese with
milk from their own cows, or for any other
farm produce" thereby recognizing. in the
most unquesti0nablc manner, the products
Of the farmers dairy a. farm products. Il
must therefore follow. In view OF the ex>
ception contained in paragraph 80, Sec. 70
Of said oct, BY which any person peddling
only the products of his farm or garden, is
exempted from the special tax of peddlers.
that all farmers must be regarded % exempt
from tax Is pcddlcrs when pedlling butter,
cheese. Or any other products of their own
farms.
If therefore Mr.. Anderson, or any other
farmer or farmers, have been assessed 40
peddlers, and show to your satisfaction that
they peddlc exclusively the products Of
their farm and dairy, you will aid. or cause
him or them to be aided, in preparing the
proper claims for abatement or refunding,
as the case may be, and will direct your
Assistant to cease assessing in such cases.
Should 1t he found that tho farmers ped.
die articles or produce not the product of
their own farms or gardens, they should, OF
course, be held liable .2
No liability - Cattle broker would arse
with respect to the sales of cattle raised
upon their farms. (Sce letter to Assessor
II. w. Crothcrs upon this subject, under
date Oct IL, 1859, published on page 1877
Vol. 10. Internal Revenue Record)
Al to the liability Of farmers % special
tax % produce brokers, sec page q, 1l3,
Vol. 10, and pages %. 123, Vol II, and
page 10, Vol. l2 Of the Record.
A copy Of this letter has this day been
transmitted to lion. ]. u. Cavanaugh.
Very respectfully,
A. PLEASONTON, Commissioner.
LUclUs Is. CHURCH, Esq, Assessor. Helena,
Montana Territory.
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The Christian Wtek!y is going AFTER Bret
Harte FOE writing This new literature that
endeavors to make slang respectable by Civ.
ing II poetic expression, that endeavOrs to
the adherence Ut all good men, by putting
it in the mOuthsof heroes, and that canon.
ICES ripping, tearing, cursing saints whom
you and would not admit into our parlors. /"
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IMPORTANT TO PRE.EMPT0RS.

An exchange says: Tho laws Of Con.
Eress provide that all persons who died a
IRE .emption claim to public lands prior 10
July 18th. 1876, must prove up and pay for
their land before the 18th Of July, 1871. OF
not only will their title 70 the land he worth.
less. Lut their right Of presumption. Those
who fled on land after July l4th, 1870, will
have eighteen months from that date to
prove up. These facts should b knswu
and needed by every settler who has not got
Q clear title 70 his land" -.
The above 10 true, but tho following, BE-.
INK Sec. 2, chap. 27e, Of an act approved
July I4th, 1870. page s7o, of the Statutes At
Large, passed At the End session Of the 4lst
Congress, may mako the matter little
clearer: %
"And 1eu Jartker enacted, Thatnothing
IN the act Of Congress approved March 27.
1854. entitled An oct for the relief Of Get
tiers on lands reserved for nilroad purpo.
ses' shall be construed 10 relieve such oct.
tiers from the obligation to die tho proper
notices Of their claims - II ether cases, and
Ill claimants Of presumption rights shall
hereafter. when no sho9er period Of time b
now prescribed by Law, make the proper
proof and payment for the lands claimed,
within eighteen months aftsf the dats Pre-.
acsibed for 6ling their deelaEasory notices
Dhall hsvs expired: EtssidbS, that where
md date shall have elapsed before the Pc.
,age Of this ct, ssid pss-ampsoss shall hsvs
~ ysas after The paelnes heseof h which
, make such pspsf asd psy0sat.! WY s'
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Marx rsgsd,,.

The Aldiss for April he's splendid pie.
ture Of Mark Twaia, accompanied By this
autobiography:
81 vas horn Nov. q. l0o& continue .
Nv, ut the same. coold have made thls
longer. bat NOT without eonpsoaisisg ~
~. 49, 9s4s ia ss9 ~ q. asey& - .Esi
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EDITOR PICK AND Prov: Allow me q
suggest Col WIN. 4. IRVINE, of Deer
Lodge County, as . gentleman In every way
qualified 10 ieYve ~ our next Congressional
Delegate. o. my oson fsspsssjbiiifN y0u are
authorized 10 announce him o Z candidate
for that Office, on the Democratic ticket.
subject 70 the decision Of the Democratic
Territorial Con vssysion.
e IR1PeHaoY
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n CtlnHrd
We learn that an Extra" from the "Pick
and Plow office, Bozcman, announces the
massacre of a number of men by Sioux
on the Yellowstone. We did not receive
an extra, but instead The following:
HELENA. N. T.,
April 9, 1871.
EDITo1 NEW NoRra.WIsr:
Deer Lodge
The reported massacre by Sioux is not
true. A. j. SlxMoSs
Thank you, Jack. That Sioux.ts Us bet.
tor
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FROM HIGHLAND
EDIroR Nsw NoRfn-WIsr:

EDlroR Nsw NeRra-wssr:
Since my last the snow has increased IN
this vicinity about two feet, making about
four feet now, so that If water is any oh.
ject, times look more promising.
In consequence Of the depth Of snow, on,
mails have been . little irregular-bo,h Inv.
ing to 60 out the same road, down the gulch
but the present indications are favorable
for thaw.
On or about the 25th of March, John
brahagan bought 4 one. fourth interest in
the Ncvins lode, arastras, etc., for $5,00s.
The lode Is looking well.
Yours,
JNo. Anderson.
Red Mountain City. April I'd.
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Dressmaking
And
GENERAL SEWING
EST ABL Ii SH Nj EN Mt.
HAVING leased the room directly over the Post
IL Once formerly Sun Pearl Gallery we are now
prepared to manufacture short notice. all kinds Vt
Wearing Apparel.
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
v SUCH As "a
Costs Underwear
Plain and Heavy Sewing Generally.
Those leaving orders from outside campo can rest
assured they viii be allsd according to their wishsA
MRS. j. w. GILBERT.
MRS. G. +. CLAWSON.
Deer Lodge City, March 81. 1871. 1T
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NICHOLSON'S BULLETIN.
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ISuceessor to " +. Z. HarTison)
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November %, 1870.
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Full and explicit directions aeeomPoD ny the meEi-
cines.
Evidences Of the most responsible snd reliable
character furnished on application. with hundreds
OF thousands Of living Witnesses. and upward Of
$4,000 unsolicited certificates and recommendation
lstteTs many Of which from the hi Rhest sourceS
Including eminent Physicians, CIerRymen, Statss.
men. The proprietor has to their
publication in the newSpGHcrs; he does not do this
tom the fact that his article rank Standard
Preparations, and do not need TO be p.OPPed up by
eertifrHtes.
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Preparations.
Delivered to any addresS. Secure from obSerVa.
ton.
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Sold by DrUggistS everywhere. Address letters for
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BOLD, Druggist and Chemist.
Only DsrotS: II. 7. HELNBOLDfS Drug and
Chemical Warehouse No. S9i, Broadway New York,
orto u. T. HELMBOLD'S Medical Depot, IOI South
Tenth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
BEWARE TCoUNTERFEITS. Ask for HENRY
T. BELNiBOLD'S! TAKE NO OTHER.
April Z, 1871.
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IL

BEING PREPA RED EXPRESSLY FOR
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PURlFHING PROPERTIES are GREAT
ER THAN ANY OTHER PREPARA.
LION OF SARSAPARlLLA. 1T GIVES
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BIOOD. REMOVING all CHRONIC CON-
SIITU1IONAL DISEASES ARISING
EROM AN IMPURE STATE OF THE
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6

II. T. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCuU
CURES DISEASES ARISING FROM IMPRU.
DENCES, HABITS OF DISSIPATION ETC
IN all their siAges. at little expense, little or no
change IN diet, nC inCOnV fence aud no exDosu,c
u causes frequent desire, and gives strength 10
Crlnatc, thereby removing ObSITuCIiOns, Prevent.
ing and Curing StTIGtuTcs Of the UreIhTa AlIaying
Pam aud Inflammation, frequent IN this class 81
dISeases' and exPc ling u Poisonous matter
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lNV
HENRY T. HELMBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,


has cured erery case If DiuLetes in teLich ii
has bee" gice". Irritation Of tie Neck Of the
b|"'',fer and inflammation C/'thc Kidneys, u
ceT"''om Of tie Kidneys AMI Bi0dGer, Refem>
tI0H Of Urine, Discusses NJ the Prostate GI0md,
Stone an tie BLndder, Calculus, GrGrcI,
B"'cA-d~st DcPOiii, and WucOMS mr. Milky Dis
charges, d"dIOr EEtce6Ic,IGmd DeIicotc Con>
situations IF LOM sores, attended ,ciih the fol-
Lori"g symptoms: L"dispos;tiOm tn Ercrfion,
loss IF to'ceT, loss If Memory, difficulty Of
B'e"'h'"g, 'reoh Ncrres, TrCmJiimg, H0rror
Cf D'se"se, Idhcfi'i"eSs, Dimmcss Of IIsion,
pam IN the Buck, Int HuHGs, Flushing 0fihe
Body, Dry"ess Of tie SKIN, Erupfion on the
Face, E"H'd G"W"ic~0ncc, LMiCerSuI .iSS,tMcIc
~ Tie Muscular System, etc.
Used by Persons from the ages Of eighteen to
twenty. hVc, and from thirty FIVE five or in
10" decline or change Of Iife after connc ment or
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VARIETY.
The Three Jolly Husbands.

Three jolly husbands out in the country. by
the name of Tim Watson, Joe Brown aud
Bill Walker, sat late one evening drinking at
tho village tavern, until being: pretty we'll
cOrned, they agreed that each one on return
ing home should do the first thing his wife
told him, in default OF which he should, the
next morning, pay the bill. They then sep
arated for the night, engaging to meet the next
morning and give an honest account of their
proceedings At home, far rs they related To
the bill. The next morning, Walker and
Brown were early at their posts. but it was
some time before Watson made his appearance
Walker began first: you see, when | Gu
tered my house the candle was out, and the
fire giving but g!immering of light. came
near walking accideutly into 4 pot of batter
that the pancakes were to be made of next
morning. My wife, who was drea6fully out
of humOr at setting mp so late, said to me sar-
cas;ically: Bin, do put your foot in the
batter Just you say, Maggy,' said l.
and without the least hesitation, | put my
foot into the pot of batter, and went to bed"
Next, Joe Brown told his story: MY wife
had already retired in our usual sleeping room
which adjOins the kitchen, and the door of
which was njar; not being able to navigate
you know perfectly, I made i dreadful clat.
tering among the household furniture. and
my wife, in no very pleasant tone, bawled out:
DO break the porridse pot No sooner said
than done, seized hold the tail of the pot
and strikingit against the chimney jamb, broke
it in a hundred pieces. After this exploit
retired to rest aud got 4 curtain lecture all
night for my pains" 1t was now Tim Wat
Eon's turn to give account of himself,
which he did with a very long face as follows:
''My wife gave me the most unIucky COM
mind in the world, for l was laundering up
stairs in the dark when she cried out: DO
break your neck, do Tim" ON be cussed if
do, Kate" said l, | gathered myself up,
an sooner pay the bill, aud SO landlord here :
the cash for you. and this is the last time I'll
ever risk five dollars on the command of my
wife"
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LADIES.

/" many affections peculiar TO ladies, tile
Extract B"ch" is Cmq"oIied by any other
remrtIy-GS in ChiOrOsix ar Retention. Lregm.
|dr'!y, Pai"JmA"ess or Suppression or C,s,0n,-
arg EUGcwdtiO"s, liberated or !Schirrns state
cf the Uterus, LcWcoIrhTn or Whites, !S.criY.
'ty, and tor all Complaints incident IN the
scr, 'rhether arising .tr"m I"discrerion or
L"b'ts Of Dissipation. his PrescrjJcd crIem.
sIre!y by Me mast eminent Physicians anal
4h"rireS for EHfceLieI anal Delicate COnsti-
tHtiOms 81 LoM sercs and oil ages.
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E3gg

Hs'mL"I'TS Erir1ct BwcLM is D;urci;c ami
B"ood' Ii"r!LyiGg, and cures all discusses aris
'ngH'"onl habits IF DisSiootio". E:rccsscs anal
ImPT"cte"ceS i" HJ", Impurities IF hhe Bkoo6,
etc, S"T'ers'6'"g Col",Lo an 16ec,;ons TOR
,rhich 1t IS used, and !S:ypAiIitic A6ec,ioRs-
IN these diseases used IN connection icHh Helm,
hollis Rose Wash.