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Wheat without Millstoness

At recent meeting "f the British Associ.
alton for the advancement Of science, at
Edinburgh. paper descriptive Of q new
mill for grinding wheat without millstoncs
was read. This mill reduces wl,ca, by per.
cussion. while it is unsupported, and falling
freely, or being projected through the mir.
The vile at, in passirg through the machine,
is struck by II series Of lars moving Mt i'm
mcnsc speed in opposite directions. 1t is
ins,sntsncously reduced into . state rea ~
for l"),ing. that no injurious heat is caused,
and the -four produced il Of much superior
quality I" that "b'"incd by ordinary grind.
ing. while the cost Of its protlnc,i"n is con.
s,dtrab'y less. Messrs Gibson aud Walker,
Of Bennington Mills, Edinburg, have one Of
these machines in its perfected state in full
operation. The advantages Of the inven
ton are the very light and rarely needed
repairs 1t requires, against the keeping in
order Of millstoncs; the fewer men re-
quired and consequent saving in wages; the
exemption from loss Ivy scorching. and
greatly diminished fire insurance; the small
ground and space occupied. and the much
less driving power needed in the one case
than in The other.
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Democratic Nep0tiss's.


The New York Times gives list of the
governing families in that city. How
familiar the names look! The ''Hoffmans"
have ten representative men holding Office
with salaries from $500 10 $780, 600 each.
The ''Sweeneys" seven-salar,es from $1,000
to $l75. 900, according to the pickings ut
each. The ''Connollys," less in number.
are equally heavy on compensation. The
''Smiths" are modest in quantity. but not 50
in pay. The ''Bradys" spread out largely.
as also the ''Hiltons," all upon the largest
possible allowances. These are represent.
alive names. Every son, son-in.law, broth
erin law and relative Of each who can trace
consanguini,y. l'as snug berth provided at
the peoples expense, and the list stretches
out imneasurably. Chicago Post.
With such record, III the great city
where Democracy has unlimited sway, the
papers OF that party have the cheek to talk
about Grants nepotism." In their cast
the family stcalinss run up among the tens
OF thousands apiece. But they would never
have been disturbed by the existence Of sucl
a state of affairs If the Republicans had no.
uncar,hed the monstrous corruptions Ut thu
Ring.
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SIIElSITF'S SA. f..

DY virtue of execution ssUeh ont Of tnc District
ID Court If the Second Judicial District Of Mon'ana
Territory In and for the comfy of Deer Lode bear
ing date 1T Sept 2-t d 1871. and :" me erected
md delivered in action wherein Sol Star Is plain
tiff and Day l. defendant, In favor Of sad plain
til md against said defer dant tor the sum ot Que
hundred and forty six dollars t$l4t 0Ol damages and
cos's In the sum Of fortyavc ~ d ~ 10 this dollars
$40 a] and all tm ther accruing costs have levied
upOn and will Saturday, the 18th day Of October.
1871, ut the hour Of o'clock IN Of said day
ut the front door Ut the Court House In Deer Lodge
City Dec, Lodge County, Montana Territory sell 10
the h.hc. and hst bidder for cash in hand MI right,
title and interest Of said defendant In and to the fol
lowing described quartz mining property. to.w Dis
covery claim and claims Nos. one. l, two 2. three,
tour. l. and Ave, s. south, and Nos one, ], two, J.
three B. tour and five. s. north the G Day Lode; also
discovery CHIN and claim No one. ], west on the Sey
mour lode: ALSO discovery coim aud claims Nos one,
l. two, T. three 3 four, and five. g. north and Nos.
one, !. two. : three, four I, and Ave- 8. south on
the Ben Seymour de also, discovery and claims Nos
one, /, two 2 three J. four. T. and Ave. 8 south and
Nos two, 2 three B. four, H. and five. north on tho
Ben Harvey lode; also, discovery aud claim No one,
l. north aud No one !. south the Ben Harvey lode.
An Ol the above described quartz mining property 10
located IN Moose Creek Mining District, Deer Lodge
County. Montana Territory.
Dated this 22d day Of Septemher. Dist.
WESLEY " JONES.
She, if of Deer Lodge Co., N T
BY CHARLES 5 WARREN,
1164t Deputy Sheriff.
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SHERyLrI7'S SALE.

ID virtue Of m execution issued ont of the District
ID Cont of the Second judicial District Of Montana
Territory IN and for the County Of Deer Lodge In
action wherein Elias Lvtlc is plaintiff anI Maria
Saunders and Charles Frost are defend nts IN III.
vor Of said planff and agninst said dcte ,dn.s for
the sum Of two hundred and sevcnyfve and W lOOths
(S25 w dollars. with interest at the rate If five per
cent per month from the 1st day Of February A d
1870 JUDGMENT and costs of suit in the Of one
hurd and sx and IS. 1OOts dollars, 1906 S. and all
further accrnng costs. have levied upo and will on
Saturday, the l4th tlny Of October 1871, ut the
hour OF one o'clock Of said dayatih front door Of
the Cont House In Deer Lodge City. Deer Lodge CO..
Montana Territory sch +" the highest and best bidde!
for cash In hand all right, title and interest of said
defendants IN aud to the following described quarts
mining property, to witt 100 feet south on claim No
one ], s from discovery on the Plymouth lode: also tho
north one half u, Of claim No four 4. south on the
Plymouth lode the north 100 feet Of claim No one
on Speckled Tout lode: the undivided sxty.six and
tw0.,hirds 66ss, feet Of discovery claim on Specked
front lode; the undivided ne-haf. 4. Of claim No
two. 2, east on Conanche Extension lode; the und-
north on Poor Mans JOY lode; fifty 80 feet Of claim
No ono l. lorth-Eeng fifty feet adjoining discovery
on Poor Mans 10y lode: south one half 4 Of claim
No three north on Poor Nuns Joy lode. An Of tho
above Described quartz mining property is located in
Flint Creek Mining District, Deer Lodge County,
Montana Territory
Dated this ed day Of Sept. A DISH.
WESLEY ". JONES.
Sheriff Of Deer Lodge Co.
By CHARLES 5. WARREN
116-4t Deputy Sheriff.
The above sale s postponed until Saturday the 2lst
day Ut October. 1871, ut the hour If o'clock D. m
1871. W. w. JnNES Sheriff.
IBID By CHAs. 3. WARREN, Deputy.
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&HEleIFF'S SALlt.

DY virtue Of an order Of SALE issued out Of the Dis
Dtrict Court Of the second judicial District Of the
Territory Ut Montana. IN aud for the county Of Deer
Lodge. bearing date Ut september 2lst, A. d. 1871,
aud to directed and delivered IN an acioD In said
ou,t wherein d. G. Lonnsbu, aud George ". B,st
plaintiffs md John Golf II defendant. IN favor Of
said plaintiffs aud against said def ndan for the
Of one bundled aud sixty aud Tooth dol- 1880 75J
debt. und damages ard Interest vi. the in the
vi eight dollars tsS OOl aud costs in the sum Of
eleven dollars lSl OOl ani ruin. costs IN tn, sum
Ut tour and slOuth collars Sd sol and NJ further nc
rruing costs, have levied upon aud will, on Satur"
day. the 18th day If October, D.. ls7 AT the hour
Of 0ccs p M, III sand day. ut the ont door uf the
COuIt Iose in Deer Lodge city. Deer LOdgr county,
Montana T"ItMy sell to the high 81 and best bidds'
Tor rh in haAti, the foowiugdes lbed pIoptity to
wit: he property KNOWN aud ribed as L"ts No.
one I. NJ Two, T. in block No. thiiyone, 81 N the
town nj D,ef | ot.c. Deer Lodge county. Montana
Territory. accoldin to the official map aud survey OF
said town hle III the office ut the county recor.
der Ut said county, together with the house and other
improvements situated On said Lots ut ground.
Given under my hand this I'D day of September,
u, 1871. WESLEY W. JONES,
Sheriff Of Deer Lodge county. NJ. T.,
BY CHARLES !. WAkRhN.
116-4t Deputy sheriff.
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Too Kentucky Beaaeties Caresst',O
BO,e,ecs.,s FNCOt'itES.
from the Turf, Field and fArm.l

from the Turf. Field and Farml
Beautiful women and fine horses are the
boast Of Kentucky, and, such being the case,
il is but natural that Kentucky women
should love fine horses, and noble horses
have an affection for pretty women. Friday
evening lost Mr.. Bonner showed through
his palatial stable two Of the fnirest daugh'
,ers Of the blue grass region. Dexter seem
ed to appreciate the compliment. for he
remained quiet under the carcss of a soft.
jewclIcd hand, and Qucc" Pocahon'as stood
Us beautiful as . dream when bright eyes
looked into her own md u warm check was
laid against her head. The mare and wo.
man standing together in the box formed n
picture Of rare beauty. Old Flatbush Maid
was in bad humor. and could not he wood
into gcntleness. When nm attempt was
made to caress her she laid hack her cars
and looked rs ugly rs she could. Possibly
she was jealous of the tavors showcred Oh
Pocalpn,as. We apprehend that Fl"tbasl
is like the majority Of old maids-inclincd
10 he sour and Grabbed. Bruno, who has
been regarded rs vicious horse. stood rs
quiet rs lamb while q pair Of glorious
arms were put around his glossy neck; and
Lantern tried to Look much younger than liz
is when the door Of his box was thrown
open and radiant eyes lea,ned in upon him
Peerless came eagerly forward and held ou'
her head for u kiss, US IL kisses were hc'
special mor,gaycd property. The gray mare
is something Of spoiled beauty in thi.
particular. When the inspection Of th'
stable was finished, Mr.. Bonner put Dexter
to his road wagon, aud then drove out in thu
park, in order that the ladies might see hin
move; and the manner in which he woke VI
the sleepy policemen was somewhat bcwil
dering. They did not blow their whistles
but looked on in wonder and simply gaspcd
"Oh! that's Bonner and Dcx,cr!' 1t is no
necessary 10 say that the ladies pronounced
Dexter ''perfec;ly splendid" in action, Fl"
all that and much more of the same kline
was heard, Us matter Ut course.
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SE1EI2IFF'S SALE.

RY virtue Of order of SALE issued out Of the Dis
Otrct Court Of the Second Judicial District Of Mon
lana Territory In and for the county of Deer Lodge
bearing date Of September 21st 1871 and to me- d.
rected and delivered IN an action wherein r. w. DON
nell A. Clark and ). Il. Larabie are plaintiffs and
beIcher Is defendant in favor Of said plaintiffs and
ssa,nst the said defendant for the sum OF eleven hun
aIcd ana twenty dollars, S1I2O 0Ol Judgment with L.
EAt interest on the same from the date OF Judgment,
ana costs IN the sum Of twenty six and 51OOths dol
lars $50 O5l and a further that may accrue,
nave levied upon, and Will the 18th day Ut October
A. D. 1871 NJ the hour of IL O'Clock. M. OF said day
~ the mont door OF tire Court House In Deer Lodge
cit! Deer Lodge county. Montana Territory. sell to
the highest and best bidder for cash the following
described property, or SO mach thereof may be ne
cessary to satisfy said demand interest and cost and
ac sa costs as follows. 70 witt Lots No four
nve D. SIX, q seven. I. and chit. 8. In block No.
!mu!.two. ~ IN the town Of Deer Lotl.e county Of
Deer Lodge, Territory ut Moutaua arcordin. to the
onicia survey Of Deer Lod, city on ue in the ofics
Ut the county recorder OF said Deer Iod.e county
together with all i.hs. privileges aud ap,n t. nanc.s
therennto belonging. Or in anywise appertaniny also
certain Brick Machine, formerly used upon tho
abOve-nanied Lots.
Dated this 2sd day Of September. A. D. 1871.
WESLEY W. JONES,
Sheriff of Deer Lodge county,
BY CHARLES =. WAkREN
116-4t Deputy sheriff.
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LONG JOHN WENTWORTH OPPOSED TO
THE ELECTION or HORACE GREELEy.-
"What do you think Of Mr.. Greelcy's Chan.
ces for the Presidency"
Mr.. Wentworth burst into torrent Of
profanity Of such violence that in three
minutes the room was flooded and the bell
boy and reporter had to climb up on cl,airs
and window seats to avoid being swept
away.
"Grccley for the Presidency! The devil
for the Presidency! Greeley President; that
tow headed, chuckle patcd, incoming, free.
loving, protecticnist son Of pig iron found
~; that bland, muck, minded, slovcnly cross
between yam and cylinder press! Never.
BY the great jumping ten toed Jchossplat.
If have to kin him myself. Ill bolt and
run on the independent ticket II they do
Grecley-Oh, by al the angle worms in a
compost hemp, this 10 too much. Here he
rang the bell violently.l Greeley, the mulch.
Ing muddlehca'ed Of Chappaqua, rIl-(hcrc
the bell.h"y entered Pistols, pistols. At
once, and hot, do you hear 7"
The boy answered. "Pistols, sirl Yes,
cir. and Withdrew.
Our reporter. gathering from Mr.. Went.
worth's casual hints that he had nothing
further to communicate, politely but firmly
got out Of the window, and went down IN
awning post He wishes somc one would
bring him ont his hat. which be inadvtr.
tently lefs behind him. Chicago Republican.
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TArLrNGs TWENTY CENTURIES HENCE.

TAILrNGs TWENTY CENTURIES HENCE
The question Of what posterity may he able
Ia accomplish with the refuse If mines Of
precious metals worked At the present day is
suggested by the Aust'"!nsiam, in sketchtng
what is now taking place in Atiica, in the
classic land of Greece. About three hun
drcd years before The Christian era, the sill
yer mines Of Laurium were exhausted aud
Abandoned; but some seven years ngo n
Franco Italian company obtained a conces.
sion To treat the scoria ind other refuse for
silver. and their operations have been con-
Quoted on 50 large n scale that a town con
tanning 1000 inhabitants Inns sprung up on
what WIS formerly n solitude; railway hns
been constructed 10 the nearest port. and n
small steam vessel plies twice week be-
tween Argostcria and the Pircus for the
transport of the "rgentiferous tailings TO the
roasting furnaces.
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Mr.. Chase, while in Chicago, told the
brief story of the gold dollar he wears in
his watch guard thus: II put that on my
watch guard when issued the first green.
back, intending to keep it there till the
grcenback was as good rs it was wore it
for . long time, and things looked 50 bad
tia, began 10 despair "f ever n aliz'ng my
expectation. So put it awsy-locked it
up out Of sight After . while II change
came for the better, and took it out once
more; but begin IL bc afraid that I'll have
10 lock il up again."
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ST. LOUIS BEER-A St. Louis man. who
believes in St. Louis and its beer. visited
Dubuque, Iowa. recently. and. being thirsty.
called for glass Uf beer After drinking.
he remarked, with M in 'cscribablc gus,O !:
"Ah>l.h! that's splendid ST. Louis bee,
is it not w
"St. Louis ?" reiterated the Tcuton, 81 no.
sir-cc! dot ish T"pook beer!"
''What. have you II brewery kere!" qucricd
surprised St. Louis
"A brewery Soften toussant Chern,ans,
not one brewery Where you was lccf whe',
you vas home ?" and the dispenser OF fluids,
impressed by the nbsurliiy of the idea as he
placed the glasses on the bar, CONTINUES to
exclain, soto roce. seven tnussant Cher
mans, unit one brewery !"-[Eachange.
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AN AZTEC PALACE-Palaccs are CON.
monp!acc things to describe; but the abodes
Of the Mexican Kings were no ordinary
houses. One Of the most Obscrvant 1T those
Spaniards who first saw these wonders.
speaks Of palace Of Montczuma's. in
which there was room where 5000 persons
could be well accommodated, and on the
terrace like roof Of which splendid tour
uaMent might have been given.
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A newly invented fly paper. in Titusv,llc.
Is covered with nitro glyccrinc, glue and
molasscs. The flies attracted Ivy the nolass-
e. aliglt, and nrc stuck fast by the glue.
Should my get away. they proceed 10 rub
their legs together IN ccstacy, when the fric-
ton Of their own shihs causes the nitro gly-
cerinc adhcreimg To their feet aud limbs to
explode. slowing them 10 at0ms
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SPEED or \ CARRIER DovE.-Tlic Nor.
ris IN. j. Banner has received from the
father of lad belonging Ia Whippany, the
following message from the sta, which the
lad forwarded by carrier pigeon from the
vessel, the home Of the bird being At Mont
clair:
Dear Fataer-Sept. 10. 1871. lat. 80 2 NJ.
lon. "a II w., COO statute miles from Mont.
clair. N. il will let the young female
bird Tempest 80 with this note ut exactly
10 o'clock A. NJ, New York time She is
good for 200 miles an hour. All well
HARRY G. BLEECKER.
A calculation Of the time showed that the
bird hud averaged over one hundred and
eighty miles MI hour.
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The Anti.Masonic Society Ut Vermont
recently held : meeting and adopted reso.
lutions declaring that they will support the
laws Of the State which are designed 10
suppress secret societies., and will oppose III
attempts to repeal them, - they consider oil
secret socieiies. Of whatever form Or desig.
nation, - hostile 70 republican institutions
and dangerous 70 our civil and religious llb.
critics. i was reported that tho Associa-
tion h increasing IN numbers. and will pro.
baby SION exceed. IN this respect, any of
Tie secret lodea Of the State.
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The first manufacturer of buttons in the
United States was Samuel Williston. While
he was dragging along - n country store.
kecpcr-his eyes having failed him while
studying for the minissry-his wife be-
thought her that she could cover by hand
the wooden buttons of the time. and thus
earn an honest penny. From this the eou.
pie advanced in their ambition until they
had perfected machinery for covering but
tons, the first employed: for the purpose in
the United States. Fom this sprung al
immense factory, and then others. Ills
factories are still running n Ensthampton.
ginning wealth for the prnprie,ors, and
known to every dealer in buttons the world
over. lie Is n"w between 20 and 80 years
Ut age II worth five Or six million dollars.
and l'ss given 500, 900 IL Easthampton for
seminary and for churches. goo. 900 to
Amherst College. besides lesser gifts.
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The Mount Gents tunnel, which has just
been formally opened, is seven and four.
fitll.s miles long. and runs through alter
nate layers Of schist. limestone. and gyp.
sum. $3.50 fcci below the cres, If the noun
tain. It's completion gives direct line of
railway from Calais, on the Straits Of Do.
yer, through Southern France, to Brindisi,
on the Adria,ic. The work was begun by
Sardinia in 1857. and its Total c,st will l'c
about $4,000 OO0 When Savoy was inc"r.
ts,ratr.l with France in 1860. tho French
Government agreed to share the expense
necessary l." complete the work. undertake.
ing to pay 90. OOO. 900 francs. and af'crward
The further sum of 8. OF. 900 francs, toward
it. The masonry is said I" be excellent
throughout. and no Inconvenience from
smoke. steam or mephi,c mir is experienced,
no, witi'standing the fact that no vcntillat.
ing shafts have been sunk.
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IT i repcrted TINT King Charles 1t 6wc
den Il about 10 marry 4 daughter Of the King
Of Denmark. It 20, there will he u new
genealogical puzxle-for the King IT SweJl.
ems daughter is plrcady married to The KING
Of Denmark's son; the new bridegroom will.
therefore, become bis own daught. r. broth.
erin law, and the Danish Crown Prince will
I've son Of his own sistcr. A similar tangle
exists among the Mormon leaders in Utah
the rel'cllious Elder Sicnln,use. not long ago,
married daughter Ut Brigham Young. and
con OF Brigham married 6:cnhonse's
daughter. The worst 1T this Mormon busi-
ness y that in the rebellion against Brigham
the ~" wives take tho aides respectively u
their fathers. : Things aEe mixed" accord.
inEly.
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Important t., Miners.

MINERAL LAND SURVEYS.
HAVING been appointed Deputy surveyor Of min
III cral lands for Tie whole Territory Of MnLtana,
the only person IL The Territory that il legally
authorized ~ make mineral land -urve,s for patent
lndcr the acts Ut Congrcss Of July Nth. 1861 and
July 9Th 1870.
No second survey will be required when the nclim
nary survey has been cxecltes by myself.
keep baud I'LL the blanks that are requisite In
making applications.
All requisite proofs can h made b. fore me at the
line Of making the pi eliminary survey.
For cost Of surveys. publication fees, &C., call upon
y address me ut Helena N. 4.
No charges made for advice or information.
Office on Breckenridge hear Rodney street, next
door To u. s. Land OGcc.
ySd&wtf GEO. b. FOOTE.
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AAsRIcAH WoxDERa-T The largest city
park IL The world i n Philadelphia. Il
contains over 400 acrea.
The gTesisst grain port u ~ world i
twas, Chicago.
Tho longest railroad n - world i The
Pacific.
The GTeotsst nsaas Of iso0 o ~ vurh 4
tho IfOn Mountain, of Missouri.
The largest aqssdssl u ~ world = ~
CIoeoa Aqusdoc4, Nev Yosk
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PIGEON SHOOTING.

Contest for the Diamond Badge and the
Chanpienskip Betwesa ra:.e, Of New York,
nnd Bosdrdns, Of IIlinois.-Paine the Victor.
graEd contest for the title and emblem Of cham
pion shot Of America came OF yesterday at the
grounds Of the Long Island Shooting Club, the
Union Course, between IRA A. Paine, Of New York,
end Adam H. Bogardus. Of Illinois. The terms were
for and traps, twenty-one yards rise and eighty
yards boundary. Mr.. De Forest acted as juage Tor
Paine, Mr.. John Taylor log Boeardus, and Mr. Rob-
ert Newell, q Buffalo. was chosen referee. Paine
was the iavorte among the betting fraternity present.
and their confidence, It appears, Mas We'll placed
as Paine was declared the winner. lie shot from
s singe-6arrellSd gun and Bogsrdus used double.
at ten minutes before one O'Clock and ended at four
O'clock: bogardus mad generally poor birds, being
pumage 1t appears that there was no oficiai score
kept by the Judges, and at the conclusion OF the
sn0OtnR IL was announced that Paine had missed
only twelve birds out OF his l0o while Bogardus had
Mr. Bergh did not interfere; but whine the match
was progressing the following was received
AMERICAN SOCIETY ron The PREVENTION or
CRUELTY 10 ANIMALS, Jan. %, lS70}
Mr. IRA A. PAINE AND OTHERs:-
this society 10 interfere Tor Ss .ae Of paeoa
match announced to take place this day at R. seays
tests deorasns and Il vioation Of law yet
YORK wsf S Inc
deferred for the ne In the hope that better OF
time which employs ns rs ana hat az oo
rePresspstive Of heavenly emblem target to verify
Sy lend his co-operaton with YOU to the end thar The
nspsss beings which are e your
so9 II the birds which may BE wounded but not killed
Mr.. Paine has acceded to Captain Bogardus' de-
mands and will shoot him on February 4, same
place ana time and amount as yesterday, for the
championship and badge.