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A FEW reasons why they should have ths
II preference over all others.
l. Wheeler Wilson's Sewing Machine ia
much efmpler than any OF the others: ro.
quiring lees than half the amount OF ma
cllinery. ;tfl. 77a-'. y
g. AS the result of this simplicity, this ma.
chino is much less liable than the others to
get out of repair.
g. Another reeult OF this simplicity is
greater durability. .
4. Another result is less friction, and. con-
sequently, creator case and rapidity OF mo-
Lion, with less noise.
S. And greatest Of all, that it 1Bes no Shut
tie, and makes tho lock stitch. 5
It ie The cheapest to buy the Dest. Buy inc
machine that has justly. fairly and honora-
bly, won reputation and independence
against strong and bitter competition. For
more than twenty years has the Wheeler j.
y Wilson o. not only stood first and foremost. but
the enlightened civilized world Buy the ma
chine that has beon thus tested and proved,
and then you are snre to get tho best. For
sale on the easiest popsible terms. Sales-
room Main street. second door below PHOENIX
Office, Columbia, s. G.
J.s. PURsLEY, Agent.
a. WHYTE, General Southern Agent.
June FL emo
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
OIL u M u IA. 9. c.
Present Capital, $15O,OOO.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $500. 900.
OFFICERS.
John B. Palmer, President.
A. G.. Brenizer, Cashier.

OFFICERS.
John B. Palmer, President.
A. G.. Brenizer, Cashier.
O. N. G. butt, Assistant Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
j. Eli Gregg, John B. Palmer, F. ". McNae.
ter, Il. D. Sem, Of r. D. Sem & Son; G. ~.
Beardcn, Of Copeland & Bearden; II. L. Bryan
OF Bryan & McCartcr; w. g. Swaffield, OF Il.
i W. O. Swaifield.
F. W. McMaster, Solicitor.
lENHlS Bank il now open tor the transaction
Il Of a general banking business.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT of currency or
coin, bearing interest at the rate OF esven ~
per cent. per annum, in kind, will be issued.
Deposits from County Officers especially so-
licited; also, from Trustees, Administrator,
Executors, Professional Men, and others.
Particular attention given to accounts Of
City and Country Merchants, and other buei-
ness men, and the usual accommodations e1-
tended.
Notes, Bills Of Exchange, and other evil
dences of debt discounted, and money loaned
on collaterals.
Stocks. Bonds. Gold, Siluer bought and sold.
Mutitated Currency purchased at small
discount. :.
Sight Drafts draron direct on all the promi-
nent places In England, Ireland. Scotland,
France. Germany, Belgium. Holland, Den
mark and the Orient. Letters Of Credit issued,
ayable In any OF tho above places
Drafte on all the prominent cities in the
United States bought and sold.
Banking House opposite Columbia Hotel.
open from to 8. Fob 28 1y
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A few days since, Bill Winkley, or:
'Dntch Bill, as he is familiarly called,
took it into his head that he would tap
barrel OF lager. Preparing himself
with spigot, he commenced operations
After starting in the cork, instead Of
striking the final blow and sending the
spigot in fast and secure, he kept tap
ping it until the cork won't in and the
lager spirited out, drenching the ceiling
overhead and nearly drowning Bill with
the frothing, seething mess that covered
him from head to foot. The shock was
so great that tho spigot few out of his
hand beyond his reach. Giant me dot
schpigot," sputtered Bill, as he franti-
cally clawed one finger into the hole in
vain attempt to stop the flow Of the
seething beverage. ''Got in himmel,
poys. hant me dot achpigot, 30 blugs
up dis hole, he cried, in smothered
tone: '.Ain.t You all d IN fools, shust
now?' he continued. to the yelling
crowd, who were nearly dying with
laughter. "You let man drown nit
his fingers to der hole, nice fun for you,
don't it let me got dot schpigot in dis
hole vot runs away nit der peer, und den
you will shnst 60 right away out von dis
place" Finding no one conld or would
help him, he wheeled around, and sitting
down on the hole, exclaimed. as he
wiped the lager from his face: 'sVell, dis
beats eferytings vot nefer hafe seen
Just then, one Of the boys handed him
the spigot.l 1fe got der peer shtopped
| now, but how can get dot schpigot in
dis hole" How the query was answered,
we know not, but the tailor had an order
for new pair of pants for the wild
Dutchman.-Cd California Paper.
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Summer Schedule s. & q. r. r.

Change Of Schedule.
f OFFICE NORTH CAROLINA R. r. CO..
COMPANY SMoPs. N. c., June 8. 1871.
Ha sssa @assazEE yxne i, 1871, Il, Trains 1N viii
be run over this Road IN accordance with The
following TIME TABLE, ~
Trains Going East. Trains West.
Express. I Mai.
ARRIVE. LEAVE. ARRIVE. LEAVE.
Snnriotte b.S5 am STOP m
6nanspnry 0. .o3 m rs I'M 6.26 pm $50 p m
~ ~ M 6sp II oo a m II Is am 8.26 p m 1856 p m
EonnoplZ ~ m 1.05 p II 9.56 p m 10.1 G. p m
Hiilsbro 2.28p m 29S p m H. .s5 m II 81 D m
Raleigh sos pm 2.05 m 24oa N
GoldBboro 7-2O A m
:Trains Going East Trains West.
Charlottesville I8OOpm
SSaisp'ry 4.S2 M 4W a M 5.15 p m 5.26 p m
GrnsD'o ~ i.2o am 35 IN 2.10 p m 2 20 p M
Co Shop II 81 p m 10 OF m IT, 80 D m 12 80 !, m
d innlsbro1O. " p m TO- N II .07 M lilo m
Raleigh 6.5S pm TAO N S.45a m
Goldsb'o .9.G0pm
June W. II. GREEN, Maa. Trans.
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A certain typo, whose face shown like a,
eruption OF Mount Veanvius' from tho effects
OF steady and copious libations, having beer
aatonished. the questioner by tho following
neat little answer: @ j.
When others stunned the murky eky,
Who're fash on fash was bright'ning,
Great Franklin went to fly his kite,
And bottled up tho lightning.
And since his time, when cares oppress,
And the hard times are lightning,
The printer seeks to draw his woes
In draughts Of "bottled lightning"
When badly tattered-hia-w warm heart
4 place for grief to rankle in
he takes the "lightning," flies his kite,
And thinks himself Franklin.
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}. r. ID.
Symbolic Admonition!
( }
0Cs

oymD0uc AQmon1tl0n!
N7HE season is at hand when Tho homan
4 family il more afflicted than during any
other part OF the year. The sun's rays acting
upon the decayed vegetable and animal inst.
ter, poisons the atmosphere, and produces
many disorders OF the ~ Sstem-Chlls and Fe-
yer, Bilious Complaints, Diarrbooa, Dyson
terry, Cbolers Morbns, Cramps and Cholic, etc.
Hence tho system requires an invigoratinp
and tonic medicine, that will brace up it's
shattered forces, and enable the organs to
perform their proper functions. For this pur-
pose we would recommend the use OF Helm
For Dyspepsia and Weak Stomach.
For the 1iyer and Kidneys.
For Coughs and Sore Throat.
For the Lungs and Splitting OF Blood.
For Woakness and General Debility.
For loss OF Appetite. For Sick Headache.
For Diarrhma and Dysentcry.
For Fever and Ague. For Bilious Fever.
For Cholera Morbus and Cramps.
For Pa1pitation Of the Heart
For-Broken Down Nervous System,
For Neuralgia and Rheumatiem
For Purifying the Blood.
HEINITSII'S QUEENS DELIGHT
The people approve Of, and physicians sane
lion its use, because 1t is a good medicine.
Take no other medicine. 1t is q spring invi-
gorator.. summer tonic, purifying. beye.
rage, admirably adapted to all conditions,
maie and female-grown persons and chill.
dren at this particular senson. Be sure and
call at Hefnitsh's Drug Store and get hottl
OF his Prcnt medicine.
Prepared only by E. II. HEINITeH,
May 80 Druggist and Chemist.
Meals furnished at oil hours at PoLLocK's.
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A lady correspondent of q Western
paper aays: "Women generally have an
instinct against organizations composed
OF women only, and they are right; no
great good can ever be effected by them,
because soonor or later, they fall into the
hands Of that one among them who has
the strongest will. tho greatest spirit of
appropriation, the most persistent self
ishness-the one. in short, who is most
like man, and the whole concern be-
comes her little machine"
A well known officer in Auld Reekie
was celebrated for his cunning and wit.
His mother having died in Edinburgh,
he hired hearso and carried her to the
famlly burial place in the Highlands.
He returned, it is said. with the hearse
full of smuggled whiskey, and being
teased about it by friend, he said !:
"Wou. man, there's nae harm done. T
only took ava the body and brought
back the speerit." {"
An Irishman having jumped into the
water to save man from drowning,
upon receiving quarter from the per-
son as q reward for the service, looked
hrst ut the money and then at him, and
at last exclaimed, I'm overpaid for the
Job"
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THE COTTAGE HuusE.

Rashingtoss street; NEXT door to Masonio Hdu.
Gt 20. II. DUHAIE, Propr1siot. eiii.r
NHE Proprietor OF the COTTAGE HOUSE-+
Il the neatest and most retired aloon In the
Oharleston and Columbia Hotels, pledges to
his guests the most choice brands or WINES,
LIQUORS and sEGARS, and will be pleased
TO have his old friends call and see him. A
MOE LUNCH served up daily, from II to /
O'Clock. G. Ii. DUHMEi
July az .'I7-
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BRANDlES.

nLD BaNIS HILLS nnd MUTII.ATIID
" CURRENCY bought and sold by
Nov % emo n. GAM! KILIi Broker.
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D2aNtTlv GEIGER 4 aronnEGoN, Agonl
Private Boarding,

MI RS. 8. j. WYATT Informs her friends
4X1 and the public in general, that che has
opened PRIVATE EOANDlNG HOUSE, or
Plain street, near Bull. The house is large
and airy. and guests may expect the comforts
OF home. May2
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Change of Echednle. .

So'7o]11'17Hs 70 o'' = s1Ho o 1oI1s
SS a LII EEE Change ef Schedule
and after Sunday, uth instant: ". i.'.,.gf.
NAIL. AND PASSENGER TRAIN, 4r
Leave Columbia at.... TAO a m
Arrive at Charleston at..... s 20 p m
Leave Charlestona as.. $40 q m
Errive at Columbia at. t...............8 $40 p m
NIGHT EXPRESS. EnE1oHT AND ACCOMMODATION
TRAIN, [sundays excepted
Leave Columbia at. 7.5e D m
Arrive at Charleston at c. AS a m
Leave Charleston OF. l..... q. 10 D m
Arrive at Columbia at 600 a M
Camden. AccOpmodRtion Train wall con,
days, Wednesdays and Raturdays.5 { ss1.
I.i.. t"A.lL. TYLER, Vice-President.
b. B. PIcKTNs, General Ticket' 'Acept<.y.,t
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INTEREST ALLO WE'D AT TIE RATEHE
SEVEN PER CENT. PER ANNUM
ON CEhTIFICA Z ES OF DEP OSIT,
AND SIX PER CENT. COM
POUNDED EVERY SIX III
MONTHS. ON a Geo UNITS.
OFFICERS.
VIM. Martin, President.
John john F. F. Fsomas Fsemsu; vice-presidents.
A. G. Brenizer, Cashier. ai5
]. Il. Sawyer, Assistant Cashier, in,
charge OF branches.
john O. B. Smith. Assistant Cashier.
Directors. u
Wade Hampton, William Martin, A. c. has.
kell, F. W. McMaster. John P. Thomas, E. a.
Heinitsh, John B. Palmer, Thomas E. Gregg,
Columbia.
J. Eli Gregg, Marion.
g. T. Scott, Newberry.
w. G. Mayes, Newberry. ~'n: s.
u. b, Rutledge, Charleston.
uaniel Ravenel. Jr., Charleston.
Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks, Widows, Or.
phana and others may here deposit thor say.
ings and draw a liberal rate OF interest there.
on. Planters, Professional Mon and Trustees
wishing to draw interest On their funds until
they require them for business or other pur.
poses; Parents desiring to set apart small
sums for their children, and Married Women
and Minors (Those deposits can only be with.
drawn by themselves, or, in case OF death, By
| their legal representatives,) Wishing to lay
| aside funds for future use. are here afforded
IN opportunity OF depositing their means
where they will rapidly accumulate, and, ut
| the same time, be subject to withdrawa}whe h en-
needed. Aug 1S
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Masonic. Grand Lodge Of Masons
OF Montana. meets in Deer Lodge on Mon.
day. October %, and will probably be in
session three daya. There are now seven
teen Lodges in Montana. The Masters
and Wardens Of each, Past Masters and ofli.
Gers ut the Grand Lodge, constitute the
Grand Lodge. and the body present will
probably number sixty or seventy. II is
the intention of Deer Lodge No. IA to en-
tertain the Grand Lodge with hall and
banquet during the week. and arrangements
are now made to that end
Grand Master Hedges informs us it is also
determined 10 have an encampment of
knights Templar here the same week, the
Sir Knights going INTO camp on Thursday
morning. and remaining during the week.
Helena Commandery. J. r. Bryce. E. c..
numbers 20, and Virginia City Command
cry. II. l.. Hosmer. +. c., numbers ahont
40. There are also a number of Knights
here and ~ other parts of the Territory who
are expected to participate. The two Com
msnderics have fine Lnif"rms. and ore pro-
ficient in tho drill and evolu.ons peculiar
to the Order. As the three days of encamp
nlent here will he devoted to that, and the
numbers will be sufficient ID make II inter
es.ing. We may anticipate many visitors and
" good time generally at this, the lsst meet.
ing Of the Grand Lodge in Deer Lodge,
and the first eucampment of the knights
Tcmplar Of Montana
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Another Casualty. -Christi.n Doll. 4 n,

Another Casually. -Christi.n Doll. 4 part.
ner Of Alex. Mcl.esters -:.d DouEcl McNor
ton, IN claim -, just n tho lower part Of
becrtcwn was caved upon and instantly
killed at " o'clock on Wednesday morning.
lir. J. i. Van Gundy, who brought the It'd
ings informs Us Of the circumstances AZ fol
lows. Cn Tuesday t,,ey had moved large
boulder in the face Of the drift, showed it
back on skids and put in set of false TIM
here. On Wednesday morning McMasters
and Doll were working on the face. the
drift being about ten feet wide. During
The night - -Tt .. core down on the
gap, IN! While ley :, ere Working it broke.
EcMcaterr oprGus h3c.: 80; called to Doll
who also jumped b G.: - hsr:: e to &C.
around the BOULDER tto t.,Ml q u...snt hin,
and crushed him again: it l.N.ing lin in
s'antly. McMasters. fcrurats'y, was TN.
injured. The remains were taken out and
on "Wednesday night a large concourse of
Ec"rtowa people started with the body for
Deer Lodge. reaching here on Thursday.
The body was inferred in the new cemetery.
MIR. Doll was nEottt % yesrs .. &C, has
been living In .@ar fer five yecrs, and was
highly esteeL 3D. ia brother cad sist ers
Hv, In Syracuse New York.
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Another Sale.-Mr. Con Knhrs on las,
Saturday evening sold to M'ssrs Jos Bell
and J. Roe, of Pilgrim Bar. , one .:f
interest in the Cable Ditch enc: plnc-rs for
$27.5OO. cash The mines are paying plenty
Mr.. Bel is No. miner and will have
Charge OF them. MI. k"k:s ia getting his
affairs in shape fer n trip to Ea,her:,rd. and
will leave with his family fo7 Europe in
October. I" be a''asnt until May. A l4.OOO
mile excursion in winter with family is a
big undertaking, but that is Cons way of
doing things.
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Report Of U. =. Grand Jury.-The Re.
port OF the United States Grand Jury. re
ee'ved too late for publication. in referring
I" the Peniieniiary, cites the well known
defects of the building rs It is; commcntls
the care exercised Ivy Warden GiicIrs,. and
recommends the construction of twS more
tiers of cells. with siairways and galleries.
iron gr"'ings for the upper windows. the
construction Of the main building and a
wall around mt least fur acres within
which workshops and other necessary
buildings may be erected. An aupropris
ton sufficient for these purposes is urged.
and should be accorded by the general gov.
Il nHlcnt.
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Frclgh!s.- The following west side
freight was shipped from C"r;nne per Din.
mond 4 for TIE week ending Aug. 1st. BY
Ciark'strain Ia DEER Lodsc-frrJ. A. 80 pkvs
46's; J. ONeii l pkg. ITO; w. G. Clark |
pkg. Is; kleins.'hmiI. Bnm. 1 pkgs 77s;
4. I. Ha."n Is p<... ADD; v. SURE.
,n""t 14e pkgs. e3o4; Murphy. Higgins &
ca. 81" pkgS. 2cs,c; W. II. Kelley Pioneer
~ pkgs siS5: Wor'ien & c.. Missouls S.
pkgs 3O52; b. Minton Benrtown 8 pkvs
$40; |. .. Reinhsrdt M,ssoula 81 pkxs
2730. Total 59560.
BY T. Monr~'s train to Missouls- for J.
= Re'nh"rdt !ol pkgs 1887; NJ D. Paul
knscn Bros. 10 pkgs. 2O47: Wor.lcn s. %.
20 pEgs $3.50 T"tn! 20934 "
BY Dicna"nd Il Express 6. Scntt pkg
30; ca" Kohrs l pkg. IS; Z T. Huson 8
pkgs. sos.
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The Utah Northern" IL the name IT 1
new and live railrpad enter prise In Utah
which II I" 10 three fact gauge Work
haS already began. end = IL hoped 10 have
tue road IN operation Ivy December l.: The
rolling stuck has tscen or,,c-ed. The Hern.d
says 'h. line will run frrm Ogden, in We
''er county, through Box Elder and Cache
ooua,ies, I, Soda Gpnngs The officers Of
the c'mplny are: President aud general
superintendent, John W. Young; vice
r. siient. W. B. Preaaon; Secretary and
Treasurer. A"ses Thatcher. Dir.c,ou-
franklin D. Richards. L6,rsusD Snow. WIN.
Vaughan. NJ. Lljsnquist, Hsx Thatcher,
John W. Young. Joseph Richardson, 10
0rands Lockwood, Ne Merrill. VIM Hyde,
6amusl 1oskelly asd Logsaso HaacA
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The Church, Rev. T. C. Tiff and wife
left for Missoula on Tuesday. a, which
place they will make their permanent resi-.
dence. Mr.. Tiff will organize a conyrega
tion at that place and devote himself to the
good work of teaching our Missoula neigh.
oors the lessons Of the Great Master. Deer
Lodge and Miss"ula counties will. we be
heve, each hear their first sermons from res
ident Protestant ministers to. morrow.
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COURT PRW,EEOIyGx.

Second Judicial District, Hon. II. Enorles
presiding.
tinued.
schnepple ~ Frisbe 4 Coleman foreclosure de-.
cree entered
plainti6 "
cns.les s Albcts and Rev De Rykerie were
| admitted to citizenship.
StAnx It ri ~ Blnkely ct A. Judgment for plaintiff
mhce stuart ~ " irs ct a foreclo-ure: demurrer.
ENhdra%n and time given Tor defendant to answer.
George Platsied ~ Aiken 1t nj d.nure r Overrued.
Cornell " McBurney 1t ii: defendant died ssver.
wilcox ~ BOrwelL II NJ demurrer uvcrruled; mo-
.iCa tn dis-'vc attachment under nd vis.r.eut
Frank Walker. administrator ~ Aiken It al dis
missed at plaintiff c..-t
Iiox o. lleI.'ly: di-misrrd ut appellants COST
Charlie. ''atl.r ~ Nolan 1t NJ continued
! Bi'' re- Mary Doan for debt jury trial plain
tiff suited. '' '
SOL Star " Nolan; foreclosure: amended Judgment
died. ~ '~e
lav'lls Bachelor ~ Samuel w Bachelor: divorce
reteiicd t. d Newcomer
DonneI = Go wt Humphrey on right of prop
tiOns OF Court. >' '''"~
>, Clark - II Coszens for possession Of ranch:
dismissed ut plaintiffs cost
continued.
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. v. =. COurt-The u =. Grand Jury had

". =. Co"rt--The y =. Grand Jury had
several indictments i,:e&cn:cd to t..cn. At
their session this weel. but ia no. fed ten.
bills In either case. and both grand and pei:
jurors wee discharged OH Wednesday. A
considerable portion Of tl:er. time was Scent
IN investigating the Matter of the destruc.
ton OF timber oa The Government domain
by fire. and cadeavoris, to ascertain the
81 lty parties. There gre s.ringen. laws Of
the United Stares % well "a tie TERRITORY
bsar'ng on 'his rcint. ell the immense
damage done Is le.dine to strong e.for, to
punish offenders. We o. .trr In addition IL
our suggestions of last "eels appealing tn
campers to exercise more c.. :. :ae .,:uh.h;.
ity that viola'ors OF the statutes wi. De nun.
Ishcd I" the full extent of the law. II the If.
Tense can 10 established before a grand iurv.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

- ~
DR. virtue Of execution issued out OF the District
- tonrt OF the second Judicisl Dietrict, Ut Non.
IAN: territory IN and tor the county Of Deer Lodge.
ae ct csrt. sth 1871 and 10 inc directed and
IS.i'sre' in ar rcticn wherein Thomas s.rang and
'5 !, 11charisoa tS'l-ny l. GO. IRE plaintiffs and
y. :!ass'v W. IOWA, -. Bakey, John Wood
wara iElakaiy .,rown u Co are Defendants in favor
OF said plaintiffs and ag1st esid Defendants for the
sum Vt Seven Hundred Ninety Nine and T.-1CU dollars
lSH9 7Jl dnna.es ald costs In ire surc Of Fifty
Three $500 dollars and ell inrther accruing costs
have levied upon and WILL Oh Saturday the 3Oth isy
Of September, 1871, at the hour of II a'ciock 1.
10. q said day At the front door Of tie Court House
"a der Lodge CITY, Deer Lodge county, Montana
following described property, t-wit:
Al right title aud Interest Of dcfendants to the
mining ground known ne the Elakely, Brown d ca.
Mining Claim GU Gold Hill, south of Pilgrim Bar and
near Granite Bar, no feet square, more or less and
all improvements On said gru.Ed
Dated this sth day Ut September. A 1871.
WESLEY w. JONES,
Sheriff Ut Dee: Lodge County.
BY CHARLES $. WARREN,
1l4-w4 Deputy Sheriff.
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GO TO LOUIS d COLEMAr's TO. tho following
celebrated brands OF Smoking Tobacco
LONE JACK GOLD BUG
UNCLE BOB LEE. PRIDE CT THE PACIFIC.
HiAWAThA. vlRGINlTY, Or any other brand
you want.
LOUIS COLEMAN also have large and fresh
aaeOTtment Of GROCERIES, WILLOW WARE CON
FH'TlONEMY. CIGARS. PIPES CUTLERY. Harris
osse PlaytnK Cards. Revolvers. Bssrineess and axed
summation 0f III kinds etc etc.
~ and sce them n their New Store
iyed&vlv
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Episcopal Services. We are In receipt Of
. note from Bishop D. 8. futile, dated Salt
Lake C'ty, Sept. I'd stating that Reverend
nu'y' -des'gns'ed - Resident Episc,psl
M'"'s'er Tor Deer Lodge. was in Salt Lake
City: aud will arrive Oh this. Saturday. |, eve.
nings.,sceeh % hold 1srvics tomorrow =
olsewheFs noticed,
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G-ce.!-g.-Mr Clayctt on Thrrsa,v 70.

G-:s.!rg.-Mr Clagett on Thrrsday re-
c'!:cd :he fo:r"in; d;c:m:ch from, well
known Montsnian. formerly of Carpenters
Bar:
santa Cruz. Cal, September 7, 1871.
HON. WV. Il. CLAosTT. Deer k'dge:
All he'll. &c Trtrrn Hcntsna's greeting
California is .:eru..ics.a bya large majority.
9. w. ElkEGLY.
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O0caal Vote Of 1satana-C lagett,s n
lorlty AS.

vRouIA CRY. September 1.-The on
cial vote ~ the election Eeld IN this Terri.
tory on MundAy. Aug. 7lh, was this dav
c~nvassed " JA.ass =. Galloway, Secretary.
aud Z. =. Dsi,Dling. Deputy U. 3. Asrshsl.
IN the presence Vt The Governor. The nsssl
vote was iO;iSo. VIM 9. Clagstt, 5,s7S;
Clayste VA ll1 The 0ove9rof q unca
isEVtd. HE. pslcjanaiioa, declasiae Hon.
VIM. T. Cla6sst III ELECTED IlsIseose fro9
Montana Territory q To T1eet 1870
CoagrsGs Of to Unitod oeaoaA
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Frcrh Cc.i- --.tn Goods
JCcT RECEIVED LY EL-! sScr:lDT BROS.
large invci,a Of T.us.i ,cieeru'~ Traits.
fresh Cured Hams and ca. .c..a Sg,csri.s OF every
variety.
ne best and largest stoc, In the market, viii he
cold At lowest figures ior laSs
Dealers aud Consu;a..r. vii ID T. :, their advsn
tage ~ call. KLElNSCuNlDT RI,nS ~"
AA4u Deer Lodge
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CON n ER'S

NEWS, FRUIT, STATIONERY, NOTION DEPOT.
Next door 10 the metropolitan Billiard Hail.
DEER LODGE c.T-. ,cyTAHA
inl' assortment OF Fresh GoOas including the best
brands OF Tobacco and Cigars Drop /, r - rc. M.
!S"o@w j. CONFER.
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I. q, q. F.

TIVE GULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF COT
l. t"nwor,d Lodge No : l. o. u. r. will b. held ev-
cry w:da ..isy evening At the Masonic Hall, a, 73O
O'Clock so'ournng Br"tnren in 20 I'd stan'ling are
cordially invited tU attend.
A. N. LEVY. N. G.
JOS. A. HYDE. Secretary