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The New York herald., 1871-03-17
vr curasaI hhp AND ONO RAILROAD.

LOUISVILLE, March 10 1871.
At LebanA, KY, yesterday afternoon the presr
dent Of the doctors Of the Cumberland anu onlo
Railroad contrated with Messrs. Myre ana nay lol
eellsourc. Ky, iEp Gpesnspura, Ky. the comDany
have iunds on hanaso pay for the work
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Ions ISLAND RAILROAD MATTERS.

The aborers on the double track Of the South Side Railroad
have struck Tor an increase Of twenty-five cents
The Aborers on A. i. Stewards railroad struck for
like increase, have resumed work.
The steam roller for NJ Stewards Garden City has arrived
from, Scotland.
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NlTY COURT.
BefNlesai srizure.

Joseph Rhodes o.. Ed,caNdgc Nelson.
in this case broueb, su,, roe AMI oer.The plaintiff
alleged illegal seizure of heSove 1880 damages for The
ing establishment at No 20 and fixtures OF his recsfJ
already been reported IN the nd street The case has
after being charged by the 1udgAp. The jury yesterday
for some time. They nnabAred and remained out
and the Court therefore discharged upon verdic
slderAtion Of the case. " from further con-
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MARINE CoyRT-pAaT 2.
Action for SlaBder.

Pcer Shreiber Heuy Zimmerman. The plaintiff
sued for damages for the of the following words ad
dressed to him In front of the Church Of the Holy Re-
deemer, Third ree:"You liar and scoundre; you
collected money for the church Of which member
and converted TO use" Defendant
that he spoke such language number witnesses were
called on both sides, and the jury found for plaintiff fifty
dollars damages.
The Neptune Case Again.
The case OF tho coored OF Neptune who arc
proceeding for damages against Captain Peabody beat
and will probably terminate this evening
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10 ,se npIEs.

Mr.. Galloway. OF sunern, Rockland county,
N. Y. sold his magnificent trotting stallion Happy
Medium, by HAmbletonan, dam Princess, yester.
day, to Mr. Steele, Of Phiiadel pha, for $25,6o0.
good price for good horse.
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COURT CALENDAnS-TmS DAY.

,os1 MARISs CognT-part SIIed by Judge Curtis-Nos
6sia 4732, 5269 1904 5e0t, b36 63i7 5106 800 632Q
sss sss S4s t.s2 tsa s4s5 Siss, s!$7 s4 6 Nl2
Part 3.Hed by Judge Joachmsen.-No. 500
the supreme Court Court OF Common Pleas and General
Sessions have been adl lourned to Monday next
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COURT OF C0kMOn PleAs-SpEClAL TERM.

Decisions.
BY Judge Larremore.
Francke u. Smih.-Order granted.
BehF o.. Ltrerf,cy.-Motion granted.
Er14t rs. HarL-Motion granted.
Bdrttoomep ps HIDE .-Reierence ordered.
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BRocglYA C0USI CAlA

CITY CouRT--Partsl and 2.--Hed byA
Neson--kos l7a g. TO- 81, 102 146 49, PAfs McCue and
Equity rerm-Held BY Judge Thompson. special and
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STEAMER CITY OF PORT Au PRINCE
SANDY HOAX March lG 1871

SANDY HOOK, March IG 1911 (
md by HERALD just brought on board the
City OF Port an Prince that the Tennessee left Port
au Prince Hayti, several days sooner than was ex.
pected when sailed and went to Kingston, ia.
malca. am not surprised at this however, for
the commissioners changed their minds every day.
commissioner White returned in the Nantasket to
the Tennessee sooner than proposed, and, l
suppose, must have missed the mail by the T7bee
from tne United States We have had good yOy-
age OF nine days from Port au Prince and eight
days rom GOnaives, Hayt. This Is q stanch, safe
eteamer, and Is admirably managed by Captain b.
Y JacKson and his assistants. The good seaman
| ri as the kind attentions OF all on board,
| IKE made the voyage as pleasant q one as / ever
NIX we made the Hig ghlands last night and had 1t
nnnnpeen Tor dense log and contrary winds this
oo99,fspondence would have been at the HERALD
AANin time Tor publication In to-day's paper.
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A SCIENTIFIC JOURNEY.

49,, AzUA, March g. 1871.
nso ven favored with the report OF Messrs
- un Vi Waller, who were sent on an over.
u W pm Samana to make observations
'aio"sn ption Of the country which was not
''e'so ~ o.is OF our party. furnish the follow.
'Ae eoPio" SANctS from their rcport:-
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Departure from Port An Prince-Captniu
Hudson and Other Oncers Of the Hornet
Passensers-The Tennessee's Work About
Over-The United States Ship Tennessee
and Hor Commandcr-Thc Commissioners
and Their Report-At Sandy Hook.
ON BOARD CITY OF PORT Az PRINcE,l
GoNAIvEs Hayti, Marcn s, 1871. !
LEAVING HAYTI.
took passage by the City Of Port au Prince,
steam propeller, last night for New York. We left
Port au Prince ct seven p NJ for Gonaives to ship
thousand bags Of coffee. On board are Captain Hud.
son and the mate OF the Cuban steamer Hornet, as
well as one Of the engineers. Captain Hudson and
Mr.. Ankers, the mate, having succeeded in making
Q settlement with the Cuban agent at Port au
Prince, resolved to leave at once and were kindly
afforded passage on this vessel, though there
was q little apprehension on the part Of
some that the Spanish commander Of the Pizaro
might carry out his threat follow rs ana attempt to
capture Hudson. However, there is no fear Of that
nNN; for we have taken the oVnee On board and ore
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Alter ArrivRI-Our COlOred N1fnister-W What
the Haytiens Think Of Him-The Commits
sioners ard President saEet-The Herald
With the President-Failure TO Interview
Cabral-One Bright Spot.
PORT AU PRINCE, Hayti, March I, 1871.
The second day after our arrival at Port au Prince
as stated IN the letter Of another OF your correspon
dents the Tennessee put on her best attire and fred
sautes in honor OF the United States Minister Resi-
dent, MI. Bassett, and the Consul, Mr.. Conard who
went on board. The former is q colored man, and
/ learn all our consular representatives on this
Island, except Mr.. Conard, are also colored. l do
not know whether our government intended the
appointment Of o colored Minister and Consuls. or
commercial agents, as q compliment to the Hay.
items or as sop 70 the negro voters at Lome but
understand 1t ls not appreciated as such here.
Much as the Haytiens dislike the whites, they
reluctantly see the superior position white people
hold in the world, and regard the appointment OF
their own race rs the representatives OF America AZ
treating them with contempt However MIR. Bas.
sett is an amiabe sort Of man. and gets alsnp very
well with the Haytiens Besides he is not all negro.
aud this TACT may have modified the wrath OF the
Haytiens. Indeed, the white Americans here com.
plain that he is too much devoted to his colored
brethren Of HaytL This, perhaps, arises from SYN.
pathy. Fred Douglass felt so much for this negro
community when he saw and heard OF their de.
graded condition that ne shed tears over them. He
despairs Of bringing them to civilization even
through his stump oratory. He began speechmaking
here as he did in the Dominican republic, but has
given 1t up in despair. Mr.. Bassett has become
80 Haytien IN his affiliations that understand
he issued but TWO invitations out of about two
hundred to white Americans to an entertainment
he gave on Washington's Birthday. All the rest
were sent to the negro aristocracy OF Hayt Ameri.
COmDlQln1d nd 7 lvn
who complained Of it onght certainly to have been
invited. Then, at this entertainment, where the
President and high cflicials OF the govern.
ment were present, Mr.. Bassett exxsined
In response to o toast "Long live the
President Of Hayti and the Hayuen republic,
one and ndvisibe.n Now, considering the
Haytiens haye never abandoned their claim TO tine
unity Of the whole island Of ST. Domingo under ono
government ano tnas lhe American republic 10
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P1lllDsbnrg.-Mr Jos. Alyer. who has

P1lllpsbnrg.-Mr Jos. AIger. who has
been In charge Of the st. Louis s. Montana
mill Is up rustca.iny few days and gives
Us these items: The Philipsburg mill will
start up in u few days under the auspices Of
Captain Plaisted. He now has y force of
men at work on the Aka lode. owned by
Mr. Horton. 1t looks well. J. J. Lyon.
Of the Imperial Company, has his five stamp
mill running, crushing ore for transpor'a.
ton to California, from tho Speckled Trout
lead. This Is the same ore mentioned few
weeks since in the Reporter as the richest
that has come tn COrinne. Col l.. is erect.
ing roasting and smalgamating works. and
will som be reducing ores by the Reese
river process. Mr.. E. B. Waterbury is test
ing snme ores from the Eastern C,,mnnche
by roasting. Merrill Il Uliery are sinking
IN the Franklin, and hsve fur f.mt vsin
of eS00 rock b ac.s.ii. ss-..ls-
ing "n the Cliff extension; have six feet
vein ut $500 rock Specimens Of II. shown
u by Mr.. Gerber. are the richest silver ores
We have seen. Mr.. Alger reports good
feeling prevailing in Ph'lipshurg. and be
lief that the long hoped for day is dawning
ut last.
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Mammoth POtntoes.-Mr. Manning show
ell Us some wonders yesterday in the shap:
of "spuds." He had three different kinds
EARLY Rose. Brese Prolific. and King ot
Early. The first Of these weighed from
tn q pounds 6st pounds were raised from
| pound If SEED. From less than half m
acre planted. he has 240 Enthusiastically 500
bushels IL the scre. The 2 !-Brrsc Prolific
is large. white and smooth. and the ones
shown averaged about Que pound apiece.
The yield is 800 bushels I" Il" acre. Kin.
of EARLY. yields from $50 T." 800 bushels tn
the acre. and grows ~ The same size ~ the
Prolific weighing one pound. For quail.
~ and size. these p''tstoes exceed anything
W. remember ever seeing in that line. Mr.
Manning sows only the beet Of rytliny,
aud Ia cndcnvoriDg to bring grain snd vcs
etables 10 the highest notch IN cultivation
There II now 4 rare chance u secure yOnI
seed POTATOES for another year. NJ n" doubt
those on hand will MN,n l'e engaged.
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SIIEfsIVE',.S SALE.

DY virtue Of an execution issnel ont Of toe District
ID Court of the Second judicial District of Mont ana
Territory in and for the county ot Deer Lode. bear
ing date If Sept. 2l- 4 ID 1871 aud ~ me directed
and delivered, IN IN action wherein Sol Star Is plain
tiff aud Day defendant, IN favor Of said plain.
til and against sal defendant. tor the sum OF one
hundred and forty six dollars $14;oal damages aud
c0s's in the sum Of futy-fvc ~ 10 this doll .rs
[S4O 2OI and all luther acc,uing cost. have levied
upon and will on Saturday. the 1ith day Of October.
A d 1871. ut the hour of o'clock p IN OF said day
Mt the front door Of the Court House in Deer Lodge
City. Deer Lodge County, Montana Territory. sell 10
the highest and hest bidder for cash in hand all right,
title aud interest of said defendant IN and to the fol-
lowin. desc, hcd quartz mining property. ,n'w: Ds-
covcry claim and claims Nos. one. l. two 3 three. ),
tour. 1. and five. j. sorth, and Nos one. J. two, 2.
three, B. tour t. and i've 3 north the bay Lode: also
discovery claim and claim M Que. !, west on the Sey-
,nou, lode: also discovery cl, aud cl inns Nos one,
/. two. = three -four, and five. north and Nos.
one. !. two, thee J. four, !. aud five g. south on
the Rem Seymour lode: alst discovery and claims Nos
one. !, two !. three. B. TOUR L. and i've south and
Nos two, 2 th-.c B. tour l. and five. B. north On The
Ben Harvey lode: also. discovery and claim No one,
l. north and No ]. south the Ben Harvey lode.
All Of the above dcscrhtd qnaitz mining property IL
l,cnfcd in Moose Creek Mining District, Deer Lodge
County. Montana Tcli.o.y.
Dated this 22d day of September. ADlsSi.
WESLEY w JONES'
She, 1T nt Deer Lodge. Co., NJ T
By CHARLES WARREN,
llG4t Deputy Sheriff.
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Dee, Lodge H"r>e>.-Deer Lodge was
pretty well represented. and up 10 Thurs
day was quite successful in the Races nj The
Fair. Among the horses WAS Walton &
Tnlhot's f"dr year oil; hay horse. Grern-
wich-Oregon hrc.i-which made such .
pretty l,alt.mil run on Olin's track lns'
spring IL the one half mile lsacc an Tues.
day. for 800. in which Green wich. Mid.
night Belle. La B"uef, Bucksk,n. Rcd Bird
and lIumming Bird were entered. Green
witch won IN fifty and onc.Q uartcr-,hc hest
time ever made in Mountain. Bailey. Car
ten l. Hammond have nlm, In Helena the
West SIDE horses. the s"rrcl mare. Midnight
Belle. . thoroughbred four year old, cut Of
Lexington and Lightning, bought u Lex
ingtm. Ky. las. spring; Mary, = seven year
old =. m.. and Humming Bird. 8 year old
b. M. well known ON the Montana turf
Midnight Belle got n~av with the two mile
and repeat race on Wednesday. making tn
first two miles In 3:35. and the last two In
3:52a. remarkable good time considering
that The track II very slow oue The Belle
10 the iav"r'te this year. and II ~ sin ngly
81 that, except under tW h. avy weight IA,
= young horse 10 carry, II IL difllcult to gel
bris against her Up 10 Thursday the Wes,
Sidcrs were ahead On their race Investments
and were feeling that II wss g.x,d 70 he ii
Helena
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DY virtue OF NJ order and decree OF sal. Issued ont
ID Ct the District Court OF the Second Judicial DIS:
ttict Of Montana eri"ry In ana Tor the county ot
Deer Lodge hearing datr OF Septemher w. 1871. ana
~ nc direct I'll and delivered. III an action IN sai0
Court wherein W. H. Dance ava ,hahVlhe stuart
dance y Stuait] are pla'nt:fs ara hnneli W'et,
Fannie Wiles. Charles lienoi'e ana y Henef'c are
defendants III favor 1T said r'n'i'tihs ana against
said defcudsrts for the sum 1t two thousand ninety
i've and 15-iOOth- dollars 81 with legal inter
ct on the from the date ut said decree, ana Tor
MI costs that may accrue, have levied npOu and Will
ON saturday. the lNh day Of October, A. u ls'! "
the hour Ut IL o'clock N OF saM u"y. NJ !he !Ions
door Of the Court House In Deer Lodge City, Deer
Lodge Comfy. Montana Territory. cell 10 the highete
and hest bidder for c,sh In hand ~ much Ut the fol-
lowing described property may he sufficient to sat's
fy said decree-to w.t. The south ~ ON half Ut lot
Nn[ll one tc thiity [O feet front and one hundred
and thirty tlanl feet dep and lot No. two xl being
sixty 1901 feet front aud one hundred hnd thirty tlsOl
feet deep, in block No. twcnt! sevcn 2t on street,
in Der Lodge city: to~eihcr with all buildings, I'm.
provencnts an. appurtena,ces thc chn or therennto
helOa.lno or in anywi>e appcitainiEg The above
pro ertv IL cnsital with and IL known and designated
Uts No. two rel. three [3l ana -four In block
seventeen M IN the official survey Of Deer Lodge
CITY on file In the office Of the County Recorder ut
said Der Lodge County Also. ranch claim known
A. ..Ra".sr R,nch on Cottonwood Creek, together
with III the buildings or nppurtcnanccs
the,eon Or th.rcuuto belonging. dcsc ibed follows,
towit: Commencing ut stake driven three (3] rode
south If VIVA, r. known A. ..Yanks" or Cottonwood
Creek md nhout ~, hs Of mile from .ne
can, on in .ai1 creek theme running east Que hum
i,e, mud sixtv leo iodr; thence north one h"nd I'd
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LOCAL BREvlTIH.

Wilcox's' old Mononganela" y pro-
nounced the - smDothest in market.
Mr.. Murray. ot the California papers. !,
doing the Fair. this week.
Mr.. Jos. Catching is expected back from
Oregon this week.
We had . fine min Thursday night; the
first for many weeks.
Eead the Proposals for wood" In our
advertisements.
Mrssrs. Mclean & Steel brought in two
elk fr'm the Boulder divide Wednesday.
Catherine. who syndica,ed Elva last week
ia released from jsil. EIva declining u
prosecute. Eva is nearly well.
Dr. Jones, who has been here with his
hrahcr w. W. for some months, left for the
States On Tuesdays cr'ch.
In the absence Ut the editor, A. well ~
lark OF help in the composing room, locals
are scarce this week.
Mr.. Thomas Irvine has potatoes, raised
"n h,s place this year, that weigh one and
n.i,aif pounds each.
Schuplc's h"ysts"k. containing 70 tons.
was burned Friday night last. Thought Ia
have been the net 1T MI inccndinry.
Mr.. T. p. R"berts' surveying party is ut
nr near the mouth Of Fish Greek. They
have left the wagons and are using pack
ANIMALS.
Steward & Co. now have the Excelsior
Restaurant the best ever started in I)e"f
L'sige-running in god style. Give them
call TOR square meals.
Mr.. N. Smith Of Yamhill hss purchased
u half ,n,crcs, in the Lippenc"tt building.
and expects To reside in Deer Lodge this
winter
Judge Jno. F. Murphy. associate Justice
of the Supreme Court. visited Deer Lodge n
few days since-his first visit IL The West
Side. He .egins term Of Court ut Raiders.
burg on Monday.
W. see the names 1T many West Sidcrs
in the Helena papers, and will Ike glad when
the Fair is done, that We may again look
upon their familiar faces. The city 10 tran.
quill.
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Masonic. Grand Lodge of Masons

Masonic. Grand Lodge Of Mas"ns
of Montana convencs in Deer Lodge II
next Monday and will probably remain in
session until Thursday. The delegations
from other Lodges, II Is anticipated will
number Atty or sixty. and it Is the inten
ton of Deer Lodge No IA tn entertain them
with little Therpsicrean ks'ivity ~ Ma
sonic Hall and u supper ut the Scott House.
all Of which we trust and believe will W
done in good style and on the square. W.
regret to see that " owing +" circumstances
over which We have no control" the knights
Temp'ar will not organize AN cnmp,nen,
- published, and our citizens will not have
opportunity I" see the modern represents
tivcs Of those sturdy Knights who carried
the Runners of the cross and extended hos
pitaliiy In the "ldcn day. We welcome the
Brethren Of the my.,ic tic. t" Deer Lodge
and hope that after = pleasant session they
may dspersc with peace and harmony pre-
vSiling TO the uttern'st
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The n. PR n. S.rvevinr Partv.-The

The n. p. r. T. Surveying Psrty.-The
vanguard of the Northern Pacific Railroad
made its appearance in our city on wednes'
day and remained with 10 until Friday
morning. whence they proceeded In the di.
reciion Of the mouth OF Little Blxckfoot. ct
which place Mr. Roberts established the
initial point some weeks ng" on starting on
the survey of the Deer Lodge and country
'elOw. Az this ia the first railroad party
that has run line directly to our town. and
as it is an event Of no small importance in
the history of Deer Lodge. It Is proper that
The names comprising this band of pioneers
le placed on record, for The Iron Horse il
already camping on their trail. and eIe long
he vii! run them of the track entirely
WIN. Harris Kneass. Assist. Engineer; NJ.
A. A. Mryend"ff, Transit; g. D. CI'e"o
weth. Level; w. D. Dickinson. R.n'n'nn !;
Thee. Shed. C"mmissary; G. B. Adriance.
iwho has left the party tor other duties).
I'D Chxinman; G. N. Roberts. Chairman !;
job E Harvey, HID. Flagman' H. g. Keith.
rlapman; f II. Jrarjaquet. Teams,cr;
.Ju". sheridan, Cook; Jno. Mclaughlin,
AXrman.
An invitation was extended Ivy the party
10 the Offices Of the Independent and New
NORM WEST. and a few personal friends.
to meet them nj the supper tnbleof the Scs,tt
House. CHATS the kind of M invitation We
Hk.). and join in good, s"cisbe tra. table
chat Which We did. The host of the
Scot, House. (wh" knows how I" do these
Thugs right.) in view If the oc''asi"n. had
made ample preparations. and everything
pissed off pleasantly II was a union "f
The two great lights "f civiliza,ion-,he
lights thu, have power TO di.persc darkness
and hsrhar'sm where found-,he iron horse
and the printing press. After supper the
party was invited Ivy Mr. Pete VaIiiiOn N
partakr 1T hi MpspitaIItirs. and We had an.
other hour or Two ~ genial good hunnr for
which nIi acknowledged heartfelt crate.
funcss.
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6IIERIFF'S SALE.

RY virtue Of order Of sae. issued out Ut the Dis
Jrct Court of the Second Judicial District Of Nom
tsEa Territory IN and for the county OF Deer lodge
bearing date Of September 21s, 1871. and To me Ill
tcted aud delivered IN action wherein X. w. Don.
NELL W A. Clark aud ). II. L,iabie plaintiffs aud q
b. hecher II defendant, In favor Ut said plaintiffs and
asainst the said defendant fer the OF eleven hum
dred and twenty dollars, SLIGO OOl Judgment with !e-
ga Interest on the from the date 1T Judgment,
and costs II the sum Of twcnty-six aud 5-,Ooin- dol
lars So O6l and all further that may accrue,
have levied upn and WILL the i4th day Ut October,
A. D. 1871. ut the hour Of II o'clock Of said day.
~ the font door Of tie Court House: In Deer iSdgs
city: Deer Lodge county. Montana Territory. sell u
the highest and best bidder for Clsh the following
desc ihed property, much thereof as may be ne.
cessafy to satisfy said demand interest and COST and
accrnin. costs. as follows. 10 wit: Lots No four. +
ave. B. Fix, Il seven. Z aud eilht. =. In block No.
Thirty two 80 in the town ot Deer Lode. county Ut
Deer odgr, Territory Of Montana. accordin. 10 tho
official survey vi Deer Lodge city. ME III &c Office
Of the county recorder of said Deer Lodge county.
together with AL rights. privileges aud appnr
the'canto blongis. Or IN anywise apertahtn.: also
certain E:ick Machine, formerly used upon tho
aDOvc-named Lots
Dated this "a day Of September. A. d. 1871.
WESLEY w. JONES,
Sherin Of Deer Lodge county,
By CHARLES ). WARREN.
ll6-4t. Deputy sheriff.
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w H EAT.

60 Pounds to the BOshel
40 to so Bushels to the acre,
nanuing's Rocky Mountain Spring Wheat.
THIS WHEAT grows to medium height: II sts,ky
l. and ripcns two to three weeks IN. ler than AM
other variety. The
Heads arc Alx-lSOwCd,
HAVE 20 to % BERRIES TO THE HEAD
II Weighs 90 Pounds to tho 1ushel,
1T YIELDS FROM 10 TO 70 BUSHELS PER ACRE
HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWH TO SMUT UNDER
ANY CIRCUMSTANCES.
SHOULD BE sowED nv MONTANA FRoM
var FIHST TO TkTyX
One Bushd IF !Serd per- Acre IL Sufficient :
Shyuld be !>D,cn thin.
vouR POUNDS or SEED WILL PRODUCE TEN
BUSHELS or WHEAT.
HAVE RAISED THIS SEASON 800
BUSHELS FROM SIX BUSHELS or SEED.
Thi. Wheat /. believed to have been brought ~ my
farm b, Wild bird. IN 1857. FOm twelve head found
have ra-.d my UrtreHt c OPP, and only portion "
the SECOND and thiId crops wele sown.
1t r. offered for sale ut 81 per pound. Fonr pounds
securely packed sent POst-Oiiice In the u b.,
postage p.e,pAid, for $500: !, Adore. ~,xc
Der Lodsc.
1i6. 3m Montana
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Personal Ferguson has purchased
the store and goods Of &. A. McCabe, oa
Yrckx. and continues the business Prof.
w. 4. Saith, recently of Savannah. No.,
\ man Of extended learning ard abilities,
has settled in Deer Lodgc--we hope perins
nen'ly Mr. Robert +. Kelly. one ut the
substantial business men Ut the West Side
and hong 4 resident of Deer Lodge. has re-
turned. after II s'j"urn OF few weeks In
the States. Mr.. Buxton, formerly. ol
Highland. hut recently of Moose Creek, h
visiting in the city. Capt. Mills, Of ths
New NoRrn WEST. and Hugh McQua'c
Junior editor "f The Independent. are taking
notes If the Fair This week.
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BANK EXCHANGE,
JAMES OGRADY, PROPRIETOR.

Having taken the moptietorbip and p<s-Oual ~.
peryiriUn III this
OLD IND POPULAR SALOON.
Mr. OGindy will i~ plessed u sce OH aud Few cu~to-
mesr The hc-t bar stOck IN town will Be kept. aud
~ impa,s liquors sold. liS
Relocated : M. II. J. Norton. Fore
man Of thu New NORTH WEST. since its
institution. has concluded to s~t up buis
ness for himself. aud disconnected himself
with this Office. Harry 10 nm excellen,
printer and wri,er-qnick. tasty, vigorous
and brixh,-and 10 equally expert with the
"siick" or pencil. t0r the present. hr and
Mr.. VIM. Manning purpose merchandising
ut Rsdcrsburg; hut eventually Harry will
drift again to the types and shadows 81
nswspaperdom, and II he gets m tnstitu'
iion Of bis own will make II snap with vim.
He has tho hest wishes If the Ngw NORTH
WEST for success.