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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-31
By b. W, ABBOTT. Auctioneer
Office 5Ol Main street, Worcester, Mass.
VALUABLE FARM AT AUCTION
Win be sold at Public Auction, on
TUESDAY, AUG. 1, ut = O'Clock y. M
THE
Valuable Farm

known rs the "Capt Lane Farm" situated in the beau
thu town of LANCASTER, Mass within short
distance oftwo churches and the depot OF the Worcester
and Nashua Railroad, and about l6 miles tho city
The Farm contains about 81 acres of land all I'm high
state of cultivation level and Tree from stones Every
foot of land is as goodas can be found in the county
The buildings consist of House. in good repair, con
tanning 20 rooms, wei arranged for two tenenens aud
surrounded by beautiful elms other shade trees
Barn, 50 -, slated painted. and nearly new, with
good cellar under IT. and adjoining the barn carriage
house in good repair 80 40 feet on the farm is a large
Orchard of fine fruit trees of the various kinds,
1t one of the most desirable farms tor gentleman to
live on that can be found in the county
There will be sold with the farm about 50 tons Of the
very best OF English hay all put in the barn and In the
very best of conditions also, standing on the farm are
about of Early Rose Potatoes and about acres
the state about of Oats very heavy and large
garden filled with lne assortment OF Vegetables all Of
purchaser Of the farm and crops does not wish the
crops, he will be allowed $1,000 for the same.
Immediately AFTER the sale of the farm will be sold all
tile Stock and Tools upon the place, consisting in part
One Bay Horse, years old sound and kind and
lady to drive, can trOt in minutes and weighs about
1850 pounds; also. One Chestnut Horse, years DID,
sound and kind and very stylish, splendid horse for
a gentleman to drive, and bids fair to make q
kt trotter weight about 1000 pounds. Also One Yoke
good beef Cows, Fat Hogs, Shotes very nice Also
Carryall with pole and shafts One Ph@ton, one New
horses or oxen; Carts. Buckeye Mover, Teddsr
Horse Rake, all new last year and IN good order; Pail
Carryar Harness, new i Light Harness, and ali The
miscellaneous Small Tools usually found first class
All the above property will be sold to the highest
bidder, without any reserve whatever.
Conditions at Sale-On the Farm, $500 down at sale
the balance on liberal terms On Personal Property
all sums under one hundred dollars cash. all over that
amount three months credit with satisfactorily endorsed
notes.
A team will be at the depot on the arrival of every
train from this date until the day of the auction to
convey any one wishing to examine the farm other
property, free OF charge
Any one wishing to buy farm will do well to come
and examine this previous TO the auction.
eE-No postpOnement on account OF the weather
THOMAS GATES.
+. W. ABBOTT, Auet'r.
Lancaster. Mass, July IS, 1871. dts jy26
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gnsnrantt.

HOLYOKE MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
Ii ANCE CO., SALEM, MASS.
Cash Fund Aug. 1, 1850, Over $4,000.
AUGUSTUS STORY, President.
THOMAS II. JOHNSON, Secretary.
Insures Buildings Merchandise Household Furniture
and personal property generally low any stock
pay and pays return dividends from 20 to 40 cent
the premiums received
An losses promptly adjusted and paid
S. A. ROWLAND, Agent,
Office 10 Pearl at
Worcester. Aug l, 1869 GA deodtf
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Fre1riekss1.-A town meeting was hell
at Fredericton on Thursday. Mr.. William
Prouse was elected President, and Mr.. /. N.
Buck Clerk and Recorder of the town. II
Was enacted that the lots be 40x15O feet
four lots to the block. The streets are laid
off: Main Street 100 feet wide; Norwood
Avenue flor family residences) 50 feet wide;
Pacific. Montgomery and Jackson Streets
each 60 feet wide. Lot prc.emptors are a.
lowed 80 days to build upon or fence lots.
TwcntY.scven houses are now under roof,
and many gong up. Peacock 4 Harris
have their Stable going, and the Cable coach
changes there. Clark carries Express Mail
to and from Deer Lodge at 50 cents pei
month for each pcrson-cheap enough ex.
pressagc.
Some 20 or 80 men began cleaning out the
ditch on Tuesday, and water will he in by
the 18th inst. Men are arriving daily, and
the general opinion is highly favorable IA
the new camp. Mr.. Jno. A. Nelson, Re.
corder of the District, is stalking off tho sew.
eral bars and gulchcs in his District. and all
indications betoken lively times in the next
month.
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LOCAL NEWS
Wholesale Market.
OobbinR Rates.

We give below the present quotations for Groceries
and Produce. A. furnished us by 4 jobbinc house.
Trade IL picking up brskly, A. merchants from the
outside arc rcplenshing their stocks for the spring
trade. and VIC yivc the quotations for their benefit
Our merchants determined this year to scll good.
o! rs Goo6 quality ami At As low figures as any IN
Montana, and We advise West Side traders to give
chem trial on the rates for 1871.
GRocGRIEs. Candles 2Gc. Coffee 34cM36 Canned
goods: Oysters 81 Oo, Winslows Corn Sls 90, Tema
toes s. ~. Strawberries III 80, Cages Co. Plum,
AlIoo, Peaches 81 90.
DRIED FRrIrs. Salt Lake Peaches PC, California
ditto Csc: Apples lscG 2Oc. Currants 2oc, Ra.pbcrc.
&c. Blackbrrrics 2'c3 0c, Cherries &c Citrou CSC
new ltssins 81 81. old ditto O. 90 Bacon SIC, Lard
3s1sc Hams 33c0t3sc. Sugar 29h@25. syrups
ega Kegs vi %, 10 gal kegs eei Co. Coal on q 10
Matches. Cal. Tins Of 80, Telegraph % 70 Brooms
e9W0lOOo. Yeast Powders $685..
Tobacco. Cable Twist q -. Light Pressed 81 q,
Navy d ~. other brand - to DOC. Tea. Imperial,
Young Tyson and Gunpowdcr from 81 % to 81 10
Pickles. 10 gal kgs "a 0c 4 ga jars ala o. \ gal jars
Ell co. Bittcrs ostctters "a o. Red Jacket Si2 o.
other brands >Il 40 to sl4 So shoycis Amcs spring
i,int extra handles SCI OF. common shovcs Sls %
Maple Sugar from &c to iOc: Wrapping Paper SIS
Gum Boots, Genuine Haywards Colchester eiOO 90
counterfets branded "IIaywards can b. purchased
at from $75 % 10 SIS 90 per CASE Nails, 3d. Sd and
1Id Sis ". 4. 81 s0c. eOd and 4Od SEA 50: Flour
Dittcrroot 50 90 Union Mills 81 Oot Butter 5Oc "a
SIC: Esgs SOC to Coo; Beans l4c to lGc; Oats Sc
Potatoes 3hc to &c.
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Bitter RoOt.-Mr. Thos. w. Harris, the
pioneer farmer of Montana, sent to Mr..
Geo. w. Irwin this week an apple sprout
of one years growth, nearly six feet high,
sample of the kind he 10 cultivating into
an orchard near Fort Owen. He will make
success of it in that splendid region. Mr..
H. writes that great deal of rain has fallen;
grass 10 growing finely, and stock looking
excellent. Many farmers are blowing, and
the indications are that double the amount
of grain will be raised this year a. ever in
one year before.
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Lsnber.- 4ezrs. Murphy 4 Co., on
Tuesday started their portable steam ssw
mill for the woods, they having selected q
splendid body Of timber about i've mile,
from Blackfoot. The mill will cut someth.
Ing like million feet this season.
On Monday, April 18th, Mr.. Charles Ken.
yon Will start up the Pioneer mill, on Gold
Creek.
brundy's mills, up the Valley, are in op'
Grafton, one, under supervision of Prof. J,
N. Hartwcll, who manipulates logs ~ skill.
fully Is the bow.
With all these board makers in operation
and tho lumber NV in stock, there will be
no dcarth of building material in this and
adjoining camps.
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WILLIAM WILSON.

High Water.-Thc streams are up, boom.
ing. in all directions. Coaches are delayed,
and cqucstrians partakc Of foot. baths thigh
high. The branch this side of Blackfoo
swan the leaders and inundated the coacl,
with six inches of Good Templarism the
other day. On Little Blackfoot the stream
is over the grade, and the masculines take
to the hills while driver and ladies stick
CALAMITY by the cosei,, with the words Of
Patrick Henry nailed to the boot, and trust
10 Providence and . submarine road. The
Little Black foot was higher the past week
than since IS.
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''Cherokee Advocate. We have this
valuable journal in exchange. 1t Is pub
lished by the Cherokee Nation, partly in
English partly in Cherokee-the latter look.
ing like the principle Of Mark Twain's War
Map of Paris applied to type. The editor
devotes column to stating his aspirations
to be farmer, and half Is much space to
apolegizing for typographical errors the
week previous, owing to his absence and
Illness So, even Cherokecs are not exempt
from the Ills of flesh and the errors Of type
metal.
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stAIl DoWn."-Pandora' Box seemed Cd.
ened last week. Deer Lodge Was under thu
influence of some bad planet. Every other
person in town Was III Of colds, cramps
chllls, congestions, or some other diabolical
distemper. Deer Lodge was like hospital
camp garrisoncd with an invalid corps,
mot corpse). At date recovery is fashions
ble, and convalesccnts are making sad havoc
of warm victuals. The i'll turn has no pre-
cedent and We devoutly pray may have nc
repetition.
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personal. - Judge Hiram Knowles, of
Deer Lodge, will bc married to Miss Mary
Curtis, In keokuk, Iowa, April II, and
leave directly for Montana. May . benef
cent Providence concentrate all blessings
over and break it in million practical bene.
dictions upon them. (How high dat ish ~
Mr. ]. Fl. Featherman, formerly Of Yrcka,
Inns returned from Frisco. lie has on the
road . large stock of cigars and tobaccos,
which will be put in store on the west side.
Mr.. James Talbot, one of our live and
public spirited business men, returned from
, winter visit, cast and west, = few days
ago, and is ready for the summer campaign.
Mr.. Il. G. johnson. left on Wednesday
FOR Warren. Trumbull county, Ohio, to be
absent until June: A pleasant trip and quick
return.
Mr.. Jas. Middaugh pulled out for Top O.
Deep on Tuesday, tho mines Of that local.
ity having greater inducements for him
than our commercial burg.
Mr. J. II. Hxndlcy. late of the Xoxtanian.
Welcome 70 the West Side.
A correspondent says he met few days
ago Ex-Governor Green Clay Smith. I" lie
is still preaching in Richmond, Ky. lie is
thinner In the face, his gait and manner
more orthodoxically clerical. and his eyes
have toned their lustre to q dim religious
light"
Mcssrs. u. b. Haldcrman and f. s. New
man have associated in tho banking bust.
ness in Kansas City, Mo. Banking is the
rage now.
Mrs. Charles Rumley-in OTHER years our
excellent and estimablc hostess In Helena,
is visiting Deer Lodge, and We hope enjoy.
ing the rural attractions of the occidental
slope.
Mr.. R. d. Lcggatt, merchant at Red
Mountain City, is in town. Notwithstand-
ing his severe losses by fire, he il increas.
ing business and is now buying goods for
the spring trade.
Mr.. Wesley Jones, Sheriff. accompanied
by his brother, returned by last evenings
coach from the States. He Is glad to be
here again, and We to have him come.
Messrs. F. B. Miller, Thos. J. Aspling,
and Jno. 8. Pcmbcrton, merchants, returned
by coach yesterday. All have bought tho
hcsyiest stocks of goods they have ever pur'
chased for this market. DR.. W. W. Hig.
gins ID in 81. Louis purchasing heavy
stock of goods for q new Deer Lodge firm
of which hc will be member.
Nj. Ferd Kennel of Philiipsburgh, and
Mr. Brown, late of the Carey House, are in
the city.
wAxrEp-Dcer Lodge County Warrants. I will
pay the HIouusT price. .,,,.,,
nnoP InAON
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Land Patents. F,fty.five Patents for
land were received by Genl. Sanders, Reg
lister, at Helena, a few days ago. Among
them were patents for VIM. H. Clagett.
Walter d. Dance, and Elijah Goodnight, of
Deer Lodge.
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o4sl

Comm(k1a1. John Nartell, on OK.
animation before Justice Bills, of Black
foot, for shooting the Chinaman at that
place, was committed to answer at the May
term of Court. He was brought to Dee,
Lodge and is in Jail. As in the absence OF
Judge Knowles there is no. one empowered
to issue writ of ha6eas corpus, he will
have to remain in durance vile until his
return.
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The China Triai.-The examination OF
the fourteen Cinnamon arrested At Black
foot on complaint of Mr.. Nartell for assault
With deadly weapons with intent to kill,
took place before Justice J. R. Quigley, and
lasted three days. Two were identified q
having fred 1t him, and were held in bond
Of 81. 500 each to answer at tho May term
Of court, The other IL wero discharged.
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New Potatoes. Isaac Dean, of Sill.
yer Bow, sent US this week . sample Of
this year's potatoes, Is large as hulled wal.
nut. lie thinks it pretty good for 46e:40
North. and that's 'what he knows about
farming" When We start our Church OF
Latter Day Sinners, Isaac shall be Dean of
Spude, with IN Early R'ss" for his seal
Of Office and baptislnsl font perpetually
filled with potato soup, shall be means of
saving, savOry grace.
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LOCAL BREVITlES.

Water will be on Pilgrim Bar April 18th.
Miners are eluicing on Illinois 0ulch,
Blackfoot.
Four o. five inches of snow fell in the
Valley last night
Apropos Of the season: (which would
you rather do or 60 dshing!"
The Postofiice 1t Middle Creek, Gallatiu
county. is discontinued.
Wy Vim was the name of the celestial
killed at Blackfoot, Tuesday week.
Messrs Herbert 4 Chisholme are grading
the Dog Greek Hill on the north side.
Some of the farmers on Flint Creek haze
their spring grain all sown.
MI. Con Kohre has brought the cattle
bought of Mr.. Richie from Flint Creek to
Deer Lodge.
Moran's train came in on Tuesday with
goods for Parcheu, Paynter 4 Co., and
GAM s. Klein.
We learn freights have been taken by
steamer from Pittsburgh and st. Louis to
Fort Benton, - low Is four cents.
Farmers of lower Deer Lodge and Flint
Greek Vallics are in need of laborcrs At 600
and board.
MI. D. 8. Kenyon's 40 feet building goes
up on the Glass lot on Neutrality-suspicious.
permitting.
Mr.. Addison Smith Is announced to I'd.
dress the prayer meeting on next Sunday
evening.
"Iumming Bird" Is back in Deer Lodge.
Mcconnell stampcdcd from Bozeman Ia
Prairie Gulch in preference to CLARK 3 Fork.
Mr.. A. Mead has again taken his tation
ten miles from Deer Lodge, and will dis.
pense excellent fare, - of old, to hungry
wayfsrers.
Mr.. VIM. Fly, of Pixies Peak, left Park.
vile, No., = few days ago, 70 purchase Z
drove of cattle in Texas for the Montana
market.
There have been more strangers In town
the past week THAN any previous time fol
the past four montha Stranger things have
happened.
Miners who have been In Gallatin county
over winter are returning to Deer Lodge
county. They don't take any stock in Ma.
CURES mines on Clark's Fork of Noonshin<
River.
The Pioneer Company-Messrs Pember.
ton, NcNish, Thomas, q * flowed Their
ditch and commenced work on Monday las,
ct Pioneer The camp will b 1t work By
next Monday.
Mr.: Thos Il. Irvine, IT,, viii b mel
chant 1t Pixies Peak In . short time. H
he's purchased goods, and will erect stors
buildisg In few daya M. Geo. ". II.
win Is associated with him and will manage
the business In connection with their mining
operations. We hope they win 6nd For
tune kind and constant
Nessrs. Fisher & French, merchants q
Pion eer, have been succeeded in business b,
Nessrs. Burlington 4 Davidson, well know
merchants, late Of Henderson Gulch
Messrs. T. h =. started . Banking House Il
Marysville, No., On the Let instant, M. II
G. Fisher having sole conduct Of the bust
mess for the present, but will Be joined b,
hi partner In few weekA
II. Talbot inforns - b INST IL "Dia
mend r." Kiskendall" and two othe
trains On the Pleasant valley divide, bounl
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nasquerade Ball Mr.. John O'Neill an.
nOunces q Second Masquerade Ball fol-
Wednesday evening next Everything tina,
can tend to the pleasure of those attending
will be done, and Is very many who did no,
60 in costume before purpose costuming
the next time, it will doubtless be the most
attractive Ball of the SEASON. The DISPOSE.
ton to attend is general, and we hope
everybody will be ''just as happy a. . big
sunf1OWer."
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Arc We X3x9- Who says Deer Lodge
is not mining town! In digging cellar
for Mr.. Hyde on the bar on which the Jail
is built, prospects of 80 or more celors were
found. Possibly 1t might pay to hydraulic
and make Hyde rolsck in easy gotten wealth.
but he has concluded to build. If these
prospects had only been found ut Clark 4
Fork
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Easter Ssalay.- Easter Sunday. the fes.
tival of the Resurrection, will Be cclebEased
At the Catholic chapel BY services morning
and evening. There win doubtless b Z
large attendance 1t l0b 4. T.. - the music
will 30 very 6nc.
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Bridge Gene.-The bridge across Little
Blackfoot-frst crossing beyond Meade
was swept away on Wednesday night. The
coaches were unable to cross and laid by.
Talking of water, how 10 that for highl
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Hydraulic Mtntno.

- 10000 feet Of Hydraulic Pipe Of oil
sizes for sale cheaper than other house In the Terrific
~. Psrsons desiring to purchase should address
strang Richardson, giving distance and fall, when
full particulars, price, etc, will he furnished
STRANG l. RICHARDSON.
Deer Lodge, March 10 1871 SStf
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JUDGE MURruY.-We acknowledged call
from this gentleman, the new Associate
Justice of this Territory. A. there has been
. great deal Of surmising and many contra
dic,ovy reports published in regard to Judge
Murphy, since his appointment, we will DC
excused for saying that he 10 native OF
East Tennessee, about 70 years OF age, and
. 1ne specimen of that section OF the Union.
which has produced some Of our brightest
intcllccts. From personal appearance and
the opportunities of brief interview, We
predict that Judge 6ymes will have wor.
Thy successor In Judge Hurphy.-XenssSts"
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MAR RIED.

BDowN-BRowH-ln Helena March a. BY Rev Black.
we'll Miss Eliza J. Brown and Mr. John Brown,
both OF BlackfOOt, n. T.
CIME-DlxrsEY-At Twin Bridges, Madison Co..
by n. b. Lott J. r., March - Dr.. J. 4. Cline
and Ars. Mary Dempsey.
HoDAN-DBHrsBY-Att the came place and time, and
BY the same, Mr.. Thomas u0ban aud Miss Ellen
dempsey.
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Beard. Those wishing good board and
accommodating hosts will do well to read
the advertisement of the McKinstry House,
in another column.
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Less than two years since Mr. J. y. Aba
die bought tho Martin ranch," situated :
short distance below town, and paid eS.OOO
for the whole 100 acres. He ID now offered
st the rate Of 1l00 per acre for forty eIss
Of the tract, or q the Sats Of el6. 100 tor
bis original purchase. This shows bow
money j. made By specializing In jsods.-
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Correctioa.-Owing TO I" the prevailing
indisposition," our proof reader was off
duty last publication day, and more than
the ordinary number Of typographical errors
occurred. Among Others was the statement
that Msssrs. Donnell, Clark b Larabie had
purchased one thousand ounces Of gold
since Jan. lst. Il was written -four" The
exact, total amount of gold purchaGed By
them In January, February and March, was
4l6e.5l on. They arc already purchasing
this years yield Of gold and paying the
very best rates. OF nice lot now on hand,
We notice 1853 ozs. of Cedar Greek gold-as
pretty lucre - ever glittered.
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MAI. JNO. KINGSLEY
MERCHANT TAILOR,
WOOD STREET,

WOOD STREET, ahLENA'
make speciality OF Fine Goods and perfect lts,
guaranteeing satisfaction In oil cascG
Wp WiswcI, lin rear Of Klicnschmidt's storel Dee1
Lodge, 10 kept constantly supplied with samples u
Ill ny goods.
Mcaeircs and Orders
Taken BY him. will no 1ed BY and the same Guar
SstCe Given - In my own ane0uncemeot.
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McKINSTRY HOUSE,
Court Mouse Square,
DEER LODGE CITY,, MONTANA.
Parties Wishing board, with OF without lodging, vii
ind good accommodation and good faro at the abov'
named hou &C.
Board $1,000 per Week.
orr

Declined are in receipt Of pocti.
cal contribution entitled ''--'s Lamenta'
TONS" We appreciate tho point, humor,
and pungcncy, but their personal character
positively prevents publication.
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"WANTED-DEER LODGE COUNTY SCRIP.
ySs which the market price will be paid in Cash
!. H. BONN h CO.. Baukers
W3 Deee Lodge.
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~ Sewing, Sewing I'VE are now pre-
pared to do Plain " Fine Sewing on short notice.
share Of patronage solicited.
GILBERT CLAWSON,
0zsl Sun Pearl Building
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For. sale.
The best business location in Deer Lodge City,
known 40 the BANK EXCHANGE SALOON It 10
finely furnished, and has two Club Rooms attached.
For particulars apply to