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zanr n buurTnr cartridges one day. and
530k the dog along we naan Mncn it,
fzr buE atuer d VFHIle 2usfer-s7aS WIS I1S
name-soOd and pointed az . co9es OF I0e
fness 5Ir-s I ever saw n al ny DoIA
They were aauas-lag down n the loW gTasS-2
logan ards on "a UiaIa sight and determined
70 FIRE az taenn IS rze7 az. LH1ed ny gEn-
-7ox Deliberate aim. and would have kLea 2
dozen az east. but before I could pu11 tae IElg-
ger acGurier dashed Up with a desPaoGh "AiGn
ne SAID required Immediate aI1enI0n-
reserTsd nv frs ana read RE dezpaGen- II
wa AZ. order f,7n he Navy Department 70 pro-
ceed- wiEzouG Z. u10meBE aetay, % Pnuaaeiph1a,
ID cake command OF squadrSn which was a0ou1
10 sazI 10 tae AfediusrranezH- was 50 mucn e-
cited wa understand tza5 l aid down ny I'm
rsynt "a rse =Bo5- ana TenE Cd leaving BuHter
taere uoin-ng Il nose 8Ir5s IKE E1eY were 1@e
EsrEa Scar ana 1e WAS 2 maEIners compass
u sBezk. forgot al about hIm- but &c vas a
faIzafut fag. Buster Eas-and. Ike CassDIanc-
ne xguldn have ietE even q burning shIp VIII
ouE nv orders.
Wei vent 70 the Mediterranean and
cruI6ad around for three years. having Afst-fdE
time. vs. zen I returned. at tEe end OF TIE cruise,
u occurred q me. 20 / stepped ashore N PhIla-
detpbia- ID 20 and sec how zhings were az re
Biaee where went cunning. john and l went
and the first thing / came aerosE Vas nv gun
wing there with the barrel covered WITH rusE and
broken clean 1T the rau-en STOCK Boz WnaE
WIS nv ssrprise upon gong 4 few paees farE5eE.
20 ind the skeleton OF nat heroie, doubte-nOsed
pointer. standing u JUST where l had eff the
dog three years before! He had never Judged
an inch, that double-hosa pointer hadn't; but
he had stood there and pointed at ta0se birds,
until he had persisted n his tracks! Well ar,
after shedding a tear over nv departed TREND 1
went a few Yards ahead and-shere we're the
skeletons OF taose parErIiges! I regard TINS az
the most extraordinary circumstance thas ever
came under ny observation: but Il any man
presames % doubt nv word III shOoU aim On
The spot will nv George
Is vas queer. taat story Of Scudder's abou5
his dog. but u would hardly be sale 70 say what
I think about i5-fEacEange.
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Horace Greeley LeerGTed On protection 70 rhe
labor ref1rmers IN New YORK on Saturday evenIng.
But though he vas listened 10, as the TrI5uae
Saws. with marked attention. TIE meeting adopted
a PLATFORM One plank Of which declared that
ESince protection 90 home industry, 50 called
viii not bear investigation IN tae light Of moral
science. We favor rae suppression OF those monu-
menrs Of nedaHvIi barbaEism and sinks OF pohG
icai cOrrCprI0n- tie custom houses. and the I'M
mediate removal Of all tariffs, beginning with
those on iron. wool. coai and ssi5-'F
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BLEACHED LINEN SHEETING

Blue Al1zmbr4 Red Quilts
White Bed Quits Fine Linen Inpsriais-
Whue Linen and Cotton Turkey ToSeis-
Superior Linen fIaadkerchisE.
Faacy Cotton HaaGEergri-fs-
Turkey Red and Yel3OE hlan6ksTctisfs.
PLAIN White FkSangi-
BFus TEi4ied Szxo1y Flannel
White SeriR8 socks
Grey Mixed Socks. ladies' White Hose.
Fancy Damzsk Table Covers,
Black silk Neezsies- Fancy Alpaca BlO1ses-
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TNGIaSH PRINTS AEC lilac. Nd
~ Mourning, SzirsinZ Prints TEtiI-t ChiDgz Prints. Fancy
HnsIins. Victoria Lawns MOsqaaro Eegt5ug,
SapsrioT Black Cobssrr. Black Alpaca
FrsacE Bleriuos and Grape. W90sG Dress Goods
Black and BIas Broad Ctath-
Ict;izn Ci0sHs. White Noeskius-
Wbre Drills. White Duck.
Black Ha5rctotn. White shirtinE IND Lsazcnth,
Turkey RED Cl8tn- Brown zsa Bl8s Cotton Drills
Heavy Brown aud Bns Cotton. Ticking,
BIus DeIims- very heavy,
Blankets. large size assorted c8iors,
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In California there are eight wooden mills, with
SO sets of machinery; in Oregon and Washing
ton Territory, eight nore, with y sets Of ma
chinery making a total on the Pacific coast Of
sixteen mills. with 80 sets of machinery.
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mo. COL
Application lOl: Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
20 Ha.1nma ~ ~ 4 s,pSl AZ fo1N

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Helena, N. T., April Is, 1871.
NOTICE Ia hereby given that Edwin II. Irvine,
~ Conrad KOhrs and WiNian Williams, have
this day made application for patent under tho
act Of Congress Of July 9h 1870 for certain tract Of
land descrhcd ne fOllows: Commend ny at quartz
rock lsxiOx4 inches said rock being set for the north
west corner Of said claim, and being two miles thirty
nine chains and eighty three links west Of and eighty
two chains south Of the established to sections
IS ~ - ?! in township No N, ranges 10 and ii "
Of the principal meridian Thence running ) ~ deg
Is m W !? chains TO \ quartz rock 1sxlOx3 inches
Thence II deg w 10 chains to granite stone sOxl2x4
inches. Thence 5 deg w 1866 chains to a limestone
lSx16x12 inches, from which an Aspen inch In da,
bears VI deg 30 m east dist II links, and IN Aspen
inch da. bears II deg Is m dist links. Thence
W deg II chains to granite stone l4xl2x3 inches
Thence N deg 30 m - chs to granite stone ak
13x4 In. Thence N 10 deg W - chs to quartz rock
2ax14xlO. Thence N "a deg Is m 1910 chs to a
granite stone lGx12x5 In. Thence N ~ deg W chs
to the place Of beginning The same being upon un.
surveyed land In section No "a, Tp9 N. ii ". and
being placer mine situated In Pioneer Iulch mining
district, Deer Lodge county, N. IT, containing an area
Of 10 OOths acres. The adjoining claimants arc tho
BrattOn Bur company, Bailey 4 Go. and Cinnamon.
This trnct IL more fully described In the notice and
diagram Rled In this Office, copies Of which are posted
upon the premises claimed. All persons caimin. nd.
yersely to this application notified to appear and
file their protest ON or before the expiration Of ninety
days from the date hereof.
ADJ: II. SANDERS, Register.
Published April o. md
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SIIERIFFS SALE

RY virtue Of execution issued out of the D,,,1,.
- Court Of the Second judicial District OF MonssNs
Territory In and for Deer Lodge County, bearing a.,s
Of May 18th, 1871, and to me directed and deliYcrc
~ an action In said Court wherein Seth BOwmsr !.
plaintiff and & G. Day 10 defendant In favor of ihs
said painti9 and against the said defendant for ina
sum Of ten hundred and twenty and 80 lOths dol
lars (S1OS. e judgments, and costs of Court in Tho
sum Of one hundred and fortyfour doars (Sl4i), BE-
sides al further sccruing costs, have levied upon
and will, on Saturday the 2lth day Of June A. 1871.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock q. m. and O'Clock
m Of said day. at the front door Of the Court House
IN Deer Lodge City, Montana Territory, sell at public
suction to the highest and best bidder, for cash In
nand, the following described quartz mining property
catd IN Moose Creek Mining District, in Deer Lodge
sOan,y. NJ T. viz: The undivided 0nefourth =, l.
az Iisht title and interest Of 8. c. Day In and to
VIVA! 10 known - discovery claim and claim No. one
,I;,, west on the seymour lode; Also discovery
s' ana nvS iSl north and Noe onet two M three
discovery claim and claims Nos one n two - fhres
III, four IA and five Isl north. and Noe one III, two
t:l three l3l fCur Ia and five t5l south from the
discovery claim the Ben Seymour lode: dscOycry
| claim and claim No one III north, and No. one III
| south, the Ben Harvey" lode also, discovery
claim and claims Nos. two l.. three 49, four IN and
hve l5l north, and Nos. two IL? three 49, four and
five t5l south, on the BEN :. Harvey" lode each
claim being two hundred [2ONl feet
Given under my hand this 27ta day Of May, A, D.
1871.
WESLEY W. JONES'
Sheriff Of Deer Lodge County, N. T.
BY CHAL. s. WARREN,
Deputy sheriff. Maya, 3w.
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&g Tt1tgraph.
Sundays Dispatches.
FIR NOE.

AN oIs
The Journal Dfs Debates says the men OF the 4th
of September hive Outlivcd their time. The other
papers support Theirs aud the republic but protest
q the Assembly to PaTis The Ga4iois says Paris
must submit to the will Of France.
lIavrc, M.-Eight millions francs were paid the
Germans for the maintenance OF the army III Paris.
Helena Items.
Helena, 3d.-Yestcrday Diamond r OK train OF "a
wagons arrived from Corinne, Joe Rckctt. Wagon
Adviccs from French Bar report the miners profit
T 70 judges s Of election at the
irfsc!orily effected. Harvey English Is appointed on
Henry Woodward. These gcstlcmcn viii appoint
their clerks and open the meeting At the appoiLted
A letter from Dannack the 27th says the Democrat
ic primary was held nj that place on Saturday night
The friends Of csysnaagh had large majority At the
in favor Of Warren and one Ia favor Of Toole were
chosen. According. to the returns the delegates to
miro the
against him Warren sppenr- - ses..esssse4 :A.....
Reports from Carkstown head Of Ten Mile: says
some fine placer mines discovered Plenty OF wa-
ter The miners tearing up bar. with hydraulics
and putting In bed rock fumes. This IL claimed rs
tana
Fort Benton-Arrival se the Nellie Peck.
days from st. Lou, arrived yesterday with SIS tons
freight the largest load ever brought to this place
by one boat. She has the following list Of passen
Mn. N. G: Ruggics: Mrs. Duke; Miss Alice steel:
Miss Grace Packer Mrs. Harrison and two children:
Es S s. and sh %s and Ts
Ahei Fsrwsn; john Nsyior; ": IL Bi!6y; Alcxan;eii
wife, rsse + bss sS' ch rss' s G %
Murphy. Nothing Of interest In her log.
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Dissolution.
Lumber, Lath and Shingles.

OsCONNOR q co.,
WHITE PINE STEAM SAW MILL AND LUM
w BER YARD, on Main street. east of Catholic
Church, Deer Lodge City are prepared to furnish
every description Of lumber used for building OF min
ing purposes, at the shortest notice. either at the
ing mining camps.
We are prepared to furnish to order any length Of
framing TIMBER cis studding and scantling up to Is
feet In length. Also, any thickness Of finishing
LUMBER FOR DOORS AND SASH.
Shingles and lath will always BE- on hand at tho
yard and mill, ready to Ill orders. We have now on
ed lumber. rr
~ Give usa call and examine our stock.
e Persons wishing orders filed can be acc0mmo
dated BY calling on j. Wilcox Deer Lodge City, Of
Prouse b NcNamara, FredIickson.
J. NJ HARTWELL.
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Notice Of Asst0ssee.

In THE SUPREME CouRT,
~ District Of Montana.
In the matter Of D. IL Cuthbert, Bankrupt.
To WHoy IT NAY CoNcRN:
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his appoint:
ment - assignee Of the estate Of D. H. CnthoeI!,
Helena. in the County Of Lewis and Clarke aud Iet
rupt upon the petition Ut bis creditors, by said ~
preme Court.
Dated At Helena this ssth day Of Nay, A. D. 1871;
g. ED. ACklERNANs
1O0-M
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40 to tear up the roots OF al vegetation that IN tts
path, It's progressive motion was not more than I'VE
an hour and was with ear. @
- TO 50 feet in width and about three miles In leneth
and upon this space nothing was left alive Asdges
S veSv 70 d p.. rss:s he
s ~ssi: Aaenss 70 he
S ,hs g Tor S
heat and sparks which It exhibited u had al ne aP
= St rissf e scene OK "
'sLet the Mantle Of Charity"
New York, h-Msj-G Chas. Munday. OF Florida,
formerly Of the army Of the Potomac died suddenly
at the Toombs 10 this city last night from exhaustion
resulting from intoxicaton. Gen. Munday had lately
Committed to the ToonSs last week for grand larceny
having fallen into the hands of sharpcrs who plum
dered him and took tas msans to ct "a Of him
take charge Of the body. Gen. Munday was . native
Of Hungary,
The Murderer Of Miss McDaniels captured
aud SHOT
San Francisco 5th--Gcn. Crooks relieved General
stoncman Of command Of the department Of Arizona
yesterday and left overland from San Diego for Tue
Austrian George, a.ias Portuguese Joe. who murder
cd Miss McDaniels because she refused 70 marry him,
was hunted out Of bis hiding place ip the mountans
to ashes by the Infatuated citizens.
N. r.. h.-A macs meeting Of citizens was held
this evening under tho auspioss Of the Irish Demo.
Ct the goSt Hes ana protest
it, ratification Resolutions were adopted declaring
their diplomatic expressions Of regret Tor depreaoss
sratioo Tor the insult and injury sustained that pcs
mission given Canadian Ashefmen was In utter diec
gard Of tho rights Of New England ashernen. and =
million. for r. constellation "t e ssSa h:,s could
be term: q teo strong fcr e sd%i.
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Eot1.ay Notice.

TAKEN UP November, 1870, four stray horses o.
i the following description: ...
ONE sORRETL horse-four years Old, one white
hind foot, no kgands. =,
ONE BROWN mare-stripe In forehead, white ~
branded "R.~ |f 49, -
ONE GREY Aoess-slripe In fscs. Saddle nar.ee =
ONE PINTO hosse-bOb tail ears split, beanoe'
On lsft hip
The ownsu are 1otiAed 70 prove property III
caasges and take then away, OF they viii b. 0ssS''
n 5 - ~ -. Fl NV. INeINH0FFEE4
Nm Ranch. Little &sck
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The Great Hleod In New Orleans


New Orleans. h-The food IL increasing. The
water is up Coral street to Rampant street. with the
exception OF neutral ground on Coral street which 10
mot entirely covered East OF Claiborne there 70 IN
Fix square miles, including about
squares. The sufferings Of the Inhabitants Of this
great Thousands living in single story houses have
been compelled to move into second stories. Back OF
Of Claiborne street on Carol there 90 average depth
all they to alleviate the suengs Of the people.
Every available boat and ski have been brought into
use, and policemen are moving In almost every direc
those who are In danger, aud distributing provisions
to the needy. The damage BY this overflow cannot be
estimated.
Departure Of Far West
Benton, G-The steamer Far West, for st. Louis,
Arnold, Thoe. Hooben. 8. p: Samples and wife. Geo
". Weeks. VIM. stull. J. .. Mclaughlin, Ed: Nc
aooM Se,ehun John
Atstcim.
Rome. 9th. by order Of the Pope mass 10 to bc
said for the French Priests numbered In Paris.
Several officials under the empire become candidates
The Vcrite thinks the Ministers Of the fourth Of
Sept will leave the Cabinet It also opposes plebs-
The proposed forreescs located at Mont Na.tre Che
maui and Eugniers are commenced.
1t Is the intention Of the Orleans Princes to decline
the seats to which they have bees elected TN the A.
N: Augaste yermarct well known radical journal
a FIcnchiosn q elooeooom is proposed.
Washington.
Washington, Cth-Thc salaries Of Poetraastees
throughout the country are to be roedjasted on the
basis q their receipts during July and August Of this
{ssr ;sl e" schedules Of salaries 60 into effect July
Reports received at the internal Revenue Bureau
from officers In the South are more favorable than
ton IL now made u the collection Of taxes in REGIONS
where the greatest troubles formerly were.
Grant Gossjps.
Speaking Of Gen. Sherman in regard TO the Presi.
dency, Grant said he and Sherman were warm friends.
He was mot authorized to speak for him. bgt hs was
cratic S:ii?ns sse;%:s e 6:$Ss;:t :ed P:ys:
s noc1 he Bat s
the disagreement between Fish and tho Russian MIN.
lister, but supposed the Affair yey trivial. The rea
great deal to disturb tSe% rSs President had
az he
of the Delegates intention he would have asked the
maes s ::ss d
to The War once, and Il was returned with the en-
New Ysrk %en sas *
1iscellaneoas
~! 1G sss Ar ss :. "a a. ts y;
He may recover; cause Jealousy. ...
Washington, 4 There i absolutely 70 Truth in The
recently published Washington special statiag that
thst the question Of restoration Of the sequesered
estates OF American citxens in Csha, -, nsst -
settled the alternative Of the cmployment Of forca
doors under water. More than that number q fsmi-
lies homeless and desolate. Tho canal runs from
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tho Constitution. Taking this view, the
honest uttefances Of tho Senator are entitled
to special consideration, and his speech at
Nashville, bold and original % It is, cannot
fail to command very general attention
and o wide influence. His rapid sum-
mary of the evils which affiict tho nation
is certainly just and forcible, whether all
the remedies which he proposes are wise
aud practicable may be questioned. 1t Is Ger
tain, however, that the public conscience needs
arousing to keener appreciation Of the dan.
gers that threaten US from such abuses OF
power as those which Senator Schurz 90 forci-
bly, depicts. Nor can it be denied that the
continued existence Of disabling acts which
bind the hands Of many Southern men are
now no longer useful. The Senator's speech
will not give any drop of comfort to those
eager Democrats who have been swift to de-
clare that he was ready to enter their camp
and, though he assures the Southern people
that the Reconstruction acts Of Congress were
not prompted by any spirit of revenge he has
also some wholesome words of warning and
advice to those who are still unreoonciled and
rebelliOuA
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Nen'a)ork Dailu Gribm,te.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 81. 1871.

MI Butt, the "Home Rule" candidate. has been
elected TO the English Parliament from Limerick. -
The negotiations between Franco and Germany have
been temporarily suspended. - Cholera has ap-
reared in Constantinople ard Smyrna. = An at
tenp has made assassnate the Chief Justice OF
India 80 The bill recognizing the army has been
rejected by the Swedish Parliament - The anniver-
.ary Of the liberation of Rome enthusiastically
celebrated yesterday.
Some IS laborers we're buried alive in sewer in In
danapOs. yesterday, and at last accounts, two had
been taken out alive and one dead. So A fatal shoot
ing ARRAY has occurred Arkansas two planters being
killed s. The Principal Of the Gorham (Me) Acad-
envy ia charged with passing fraudulent checks. -
Ths Iosses by the Virginia City fire amount TO 100000
A go FOUNDER gun has burst at Fortress Monroe.
- There was q slight fall Of snow at Mount Wash
ington.
1t is discovered that city vouchers for nearly g. ct
have missing August 1870 warrant has beer
issued for the Of the who committed the re
cent voucher robbery. 60 e. j. Tlden has inauguratet
u movement to keep Tammany delegates ont of thu
state Convention. Yesterdays races at Fleetwood
Park were postponed. 80 Two vessels were sunk by
collisions in the harbor. Gold, ll4i, ll4i, 1l4i
Thermometer, Go, go, 500.
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The guarantees, for which M. Theirs has
stipulated as a condition for resuming diplo-
matte intercourse with Mexico, are strongly
suggestive of his disiHclination to abandon
the policy adopted by the late Emperor toward
that Republics policy, we may add, which
was a signal failure. The position of NJ.
Theirs is the more extraordinary when the ac-
ton of other European Powers is considered.
More than a year ago both North Germany
and Italy were satisfied of the disposition Of
Mexico to keep the faith of treaties" and re-
opened diplomatic relations without any guar
antees; the former Power even went 30 far
as to agree to q treaty of commerce. Besides
the Emperor of Austria, who was personally
affected by the catastrophe that befell the
Archduke Macmillan, has manifested dis
position to adopt the same course Strangely
contrasting with this news from France is
the intelligence from Mexico that the majority
of the members of the new Congress are IA
vorable to Juarez, and that there is every
prospect of the maintenance of order through.
out the country.
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stains upon their hands-to redeem
the name Of their purity without tho
venal cooperation Of rogues loaded with the
fruits Of their populations, and eager to hide
their plumber beneath the cloak Of newborn
zeal for reform. We call especial attention TO
the speech of the Hon. Robert B. Roosevelt,
last night, in which he announced the sensible
and practical plan of campaign agreed upon
by the reforming Democrats who wish 70
remove from their party the Tammany DIS
grace. They propose to elect from every
district In tho city Reform delegation
to the Democratic State Convention, with
the assurance from the Chairman Of the State
Central Committee that they viii be admitted,
to tho exclusion Of the tools Of Tammany.
Of course the Committee of Seventy viii 60
about their work without delay and independent
of any Interior political action. Still 1t Is
pleasant to be permitted to indulge the hope
that the great party whose confidence these
malefactors have 80 long abused is ready to
disclaim all responsibility for them and all
disposition to cOndOne their crimes or pre-
vent their punishment
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Mr.. James O'Brien informs us in q card
this morning over his signature that he is
with the people heartily against the Tammany
robbers and public enemies, and that he
means to fight in their ranks to the bitter
end. We shall be very glad to receive Mr..
O'Brien's assistance. We should have been
glad, indeed, if he had not delayed giving it
for nine long months while he kept from the
public the important facts which have led to
the present disruption of the Ring, in order
that he might use them as o means for ex-
torting from it's members an allowance of his
unjust claim of over o quarter of Q million
against the City Treasury. We shall be
greatly rejoiced if the assistance he proposes
now to give us should prove more valuable
than the assistance he proposed to give but
did not give in the campaign against Tam
many one year ago. For every particle Of aid
he gives US we shall gladly accord him all
honor. But, remembering bis own acts in the
past, he will not wonder if we prefer to see
his fine work for us now, before we grow en-
thusiastic over it.
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those OF the controversy which have aseuai
political Significance, after theological discus
sion and dispute within the Church have been
sifted away. The course Of the German Gov
ernmcnts has been throughout indicative OF .
firm determination to place Germany tn the
vanguard Of those nations which are striving
to free themselves from the trammels Of any
sectarian theological influence, and at the
same time to give the protection of the State
to all beliefs alike. To what further point Of
advancement the imprudent adherents Of the
disputed dogma may force the willing Cab
inets of tho German rulers, no one can tell |;
but AZ the controversy stands victory is 90
decidedly with tho cause Of progress that no
reaction can destroy the results chat far
seeing policy has already made secure.