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) O'CLOCK. .~

UrosGE AMOSTu-Borse aud carriage fur
I'D 11st lished expenses paid ; samples
free. III. JHAW, Alfred, ne. 4w
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RIFLES, sHOT-GUNS. REVOLVGRs.
Gun materials of every kiLd. Write for Price List
army guns srd Revolyers bought or traded fer
Agents wanted 4W
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LOCAL N EWS s.

About Snow.-Yesterday morning came
our first good snow fall Five or six inches
Of ." the silence deep and white" lay over
valley and hill, the 0cant couricr not pub
lishcd At Bozcman) Of the Winter King. All
the boys and girls feel glorious; merchants
who have f'eights out look dubious, but
livery horses preserve their equine. unity.
although slciyhng" and "slaying" are
convertible terms rs applied to them, Beaux
should be careful in riding with swecthearts
III this season. II you cutter. there's liable
to he = falling out. and proposals, where its
snow 60, although not misspoken, are Oh.
viopsly missapplicd. We might also refer
here TO IN oct Of the Legislature against
collecting toll on Montana roads, except In
case OF vested rights. acquired under a for
'ner act, but rs this paper is not regarded us
mouth piece of the Legislature. we leave
that part of the subject TO some other Non.
esaisS. And, as at this writing the indica.
lions are that the snow won't lie much
longer. neither will we on this occasion.
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~hOeA BRHYlIIDB.IT

EfDt @' II 1u1i.i q
Ii the xccluskcy, Nsa,ipe ses.AB Black
foot. MeCluskey was discharged.
ycopftcepvsne il AiIsoaA Go4I 4eed.,
next. Judge Knowles leaves. to Day, fol
tina, place.
~ Mr.. Geo. w. Irwin, who has been esgIed
IN merchandising q Ysmhill this ssmmer
will return to ''eer Lodge for The Writer
-s=col.w. 8. scribncr,s formerly Secretary
of Montana, has assumed the business man.
aaseh'ent q the t'ieneer,s : he has ~ Hisbe,
for succcst ". .4iJr- I4zlA4
We understand that Klsipscbis'9s Bro.
Ut Deer Lodge, have now in store more
sugar shas lthehossejof Helsna-wh whole
sslers, retailers and specula,srs. III ID
n, Smith, J. r., pf Yap,hill, will zp,npve
to Deer Lodge in . fen deys. e. E. Irvine.
]. p, of Silver Bow, removed here this
week. Justice u concentrating.
= The ''odts" aha "ihs" IL the Cdun House
joined On ;Mondsy.jn extending ple.san,
inequalities to their friends: where Tie hes,
of feeling prevailed and Va. kept up until
the baskets were emptied.
Mr.. H. G. ,Vali,on,o having purchased the
interest Of his partner, Mr.. Talbot. in the
Livery business. il now running tho '.Irun
Horse" Stables alone-and: Hank" knows
just how to do it satisfactorily.
Race Track hss, had the biggest kind Of a
winter weather the past week. Snow fell
six inches deep In The Valley and laid day
or two That 10. ant.unusasl circumstance
for this valley. t4N
Keaypn & Co. saw mill, (which was re-.
moved from near Pioneer to point between
Cable and Phi'1ipsburg, has shut Town for
the season. Charley informs u they have
100000 feet Of humber in yaFd at Piopeer.
The machinery aud engine for tn. Jocko
Agency Grist and Saw Mills were in Deer
Lodge this week awaiting transportation to
tlist point. Mr.. Countryman viii have the
saw mill in operation in ten days after its
arrival there. The grist mill will be put up
during the winter. s,,r.,.
Mr. Sol. Star. for the past eighteen months
the efficient Manager of s. H. Bnhm s. Co. g
Bank in Deer Lodge, returned on last Sat.
urday to the Metropolis. where he purposes
re locating. An excellent business man, an
sffable and public spirited citizen. we regret
to see him 60, and wish him success in
whatever sphereD f duty lss may be called II.
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ond day from Saw.ell's. We entered the can.
yUon that leads to the vicinity Of the geysers,
which might appropriately be termed the
Valley Of the Shadow" for the narrow
'deile extending ten miles through the
mountains Of r.rpendiclar rock, in many
places excluding the sunlight. enhanced
with the though that beyond lies the lakes
Of fire and brilnstonei that burnett, forever,
causes an involuntary shudder to pass over
the frame of the traveller.
7. ....,. .,. ITO he Co4,IINuE D.)
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NOTES OF rNEDAY.

Colarsdo claims Is, COO population.
:" The Argus, Elizab.,htowu, New Mexico,
has been merged in the Ci'nnaron News
b Longiullow and Holmes have each new
book on the anvil, to appear some time next
year. .''. ~ a.,
J The Denver Neirs proposes t,"assist I he
helpless vt Chicago, by importing lot Of
servant girls. I, ,,, ...........
y Captain Irvine Fish. Of St. Joe, Mo. die,,
October q. He was Elk Sheriff of Buchan.
an county. -. .L.....
The inhabitants Of Cecil county, Mary.
land 9'N miles away, claim to have seen and
smell he smoke of the Chicago fire.
! Wash Travis having obtained all the
horses he wanted at WalIa WALL. left for
Montana Oct 23d. ..,.,,', ..,..
I, is estimated that 5000 pianos were de-
stroyed in the Chicago fire, besides 81 500.
600 worth of other instruments.
r.. Some Cinnamon at Walla Walla set the
grave yard on fire by the lights stuck around
the grave of departed Queue cumbcrer.
I. At Phoebe. lately. James d. Kennedy,
convicted Of murder in the second degree,
for killing John Ahearn. was sentenced to
fifteen years harl lnhor in the State Prison.
The wca'.hicst silver mine owner IN the
world lives in Mexico. His name is Jose
Corresco. One Of several valuable mines
which he owrs yields him monthly in.
come Of ssa0O, 900
Territorial prisoners in Washington Ter.
ritory are hcirg returned to the counties
from which they are sent, the pcnitcntiary
accommodations at Steilacoom being insult
ficicrt and insecure.
Geo A. Edcs has been appointed Collect.
or of Customs for the District Of Alaska,
vice VIM. Kapius. resigned. Mr. Kapius
will be remembered as formerly Lieutenant
stationed in Montana.
Deputy Marshal Gibson, of Salt Lake.
found this note on his door step 1t is per.
fectly awful-the spelling:
Salt lake sitty November l 1871 Mister
gibson you had better leve this plHc or you
viii cum up missing sum day you hay dun u
nuf now to send yu to he'll.
The friend. OF Professor James T. Hodge,
formerly Of Montana, are advertising in the
Ncv York Trijnne for information of him
He is believed ~ have hcen lost on the
steamer 4 g. C"lburn. which f"undercd in
Saginaw Bay. Lake Huro.., n't Is
A Chicago newspaper man interviewed
the town Of Greeley. Colorado Territory,
and couldn't get a square drink therein.
He Immediately wrote TO his Journal that
the town Of Greeley was without inhabi-
.ants. without resources. and without CO ".
merce." He f"rgot to add the truth, with
out whisky" '-#
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Tclegrsphlc.-P. A. Largely, Esq, the
most en;erprising wire puIler Of Montana,
has been this week stringing the route from
Helena 10 BOzcman with The medium of in.
telligence, and it IL understood the line will
he completed to-day. On Thursday even.
ing Mr.. Largey received number of con.
grs.ulatory messages from Corinne, New
York. and other points. which were with-
held from the press, owing to the non com.
plction of the line. Hereafter we will have
quick communication with our much mo-
Tested frontier neishsors, who, despite. all
forsys. are building up the brightest, bust.
est burg of Montana in the upper corner of
the great Garden Valley Of Montana
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Tho Patriarch. - Mc,srs. Palmer ant

Tho Patriarch. - Mcssrs. Palmer and
Barker yesterday brought in the patriarch
Ibex from the head of Race Track huge,
fierce looking old fellow. the largest ever
captured. lie stands three feet four or five
inches. and after three weeks captivity, dur
ing which he was left six days at one time
without food, he weighs ESQ pounds. It IL
probsble he weighed Is pounds more whsn
caught. His owners had \ photograph
taken Of his highness, which will be sent to
Dewey & Co., Of San Francisco, who will
engr"ve and publish It in the Scientific Press
and Rural One of his horns Is unfortu-
nately broken. he having struck 1t in the
jaw Of valuable dog. and sacrificed two or
three INCHES Of ebony in an unsvailing
effort to Kill his enemy. Two Of those men.
toned recently have been killed by their
companions since. one blow Of their javclin
horns doing the business. The surprising
fneDess Of the wool Of these animals, ito
lesgth Of fibre, and their size, Is attracting
considerable attention, and undoubtedly
effort will be made to domeetics,e and cross
them ip with sheep. Should the old ones
nostlomesticate. young ones will he caught
for the purpose. and II seems not "a im.
practicable project. ''1' a..
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Lumber, Lath and Shingles.
O'CONNOls ~ 90.

Nx1ulTE PINE STEAM SAW MIA. ANN LtrM.
w BEK YARD, on Main rtrcet. east Uf Catholic
Cnurcn, Deer Lodge City. are prepared to furnish
every description 0f lnmbcr -ed iOr building min
lOg puspOses. 1t the shortest notice. either NJ tho
mill Oe yard or ON tho ground In any 0; the surround
hv mining camps. Da--
Wears prepared to furnish to order any length Of
framing timber. ,irt, studin:. and scang nv tU as
.fscs u length: Also any thickness ot Hnishing
! LUIBEK FOX DOuIkS AND SASH. gt
Shingles and hath viii always be ON hand at tho
yard and MILL ready To MI orvicrs. We have now On
hs4d aud 1t our mill l6AoO feet OF choice a.sort
ed lumber. E-7 .5',5I $500 @0.-I .e1~f
- Give 10 I call and examine our stock, a.st,.
pAsO.Ss Wishing orders iiliod can Dc scco,nmo
leeeo h1 cANx o. J. a. ildOx x I4er ln<fy (st2 ar
4svo0e = Mcnamara, fTediicksou.
TnOS Il. O'CONNER
J. n. HARrWELi.
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New Grocery House.-Messrs. Jno. W.
Plbcr and J. I'll. Never hsvs associsted n
business. AMI opened Grocery House on
Main street. Deer Lodge. adjoining Chas.
Blqn's.. They are act,ve, caterprising men,
wei,ikno<n and popular. and will. we hope,
acquire good trade. I'VE commend them
to the patronage Of Deer LodEers.
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4rw @orth.
Saturday Morning, November IL. 1871.
Arrival aud Departure " Mails at the Deer
lA,1ge Post Office.
CORINNE.

CORINNE.
EASTERN AND WESTERN:
Artve--Evcry alternate day at.. .......gp. m
Dsp4t- d" g. ........ .... 3 u. III
BLACKFOOT.
HsLExA. VIRGINIA AND EASTERN PART or MONTANA
~ u.
DspS't-Dai,y a. m.
NlSSOULA AND CEDAR CREEK.
GOLD CREEK, BEARrowN. PMILIPsBuRG, ExxETrs-
BURG. CABLE CRY, ETC.
Arrive--N onlnys, Wednesdays md Fridays at p. m.
depart Tucsdnys, Thursdays and Saturdays 5 Il m.
SsLvsR Row, BUTTE AND RgD MOUNTAIN CRY
Avivr-- Every alternate day at -. sp m.
Depast--. ...............3a, NJ.
GERMAN AND FRExcH GULcII.
Arrive and Dc,,nri twice per week.
All mails will close the night previous to their
epsrture 1t ~ p Al
X. $. STACKPOLE, r. N.
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A LARGE LOT OF WINDOW SASIIEs-ALL
Sizes. for sale cheap for cash by
ll60 d. =. KENYON.
HOW THEY 10 IN BERLIN. AND HOW PEOPLE
SHOUD DO HERE:
GO 20 A. II. Heinzc's. Post Ono Store and hny
yOas Watch Insured 70 keep good time for /: months
SUe sdvI Diff
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|, u, q. F,

VINIlE REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF COT
i tOnwood Lodge No. : !. q. U. r. will b. held ev-
cry "Wednesday evening at the Masonic Hall. a; :
o'clock Soionrning Brethren In good standing are
cordially invited u attend.
A. NJ LEVY, G.
JOS. A. HYDE, Secretary.
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D.rw'"iay,-wc .reieformed by a gen..
man of Deer Lodge that there h In Helena
the head of 4 buffalo calf. killed on the
eastern fr"ntier. WITH IN almost perfectly
human face The question Is: Docs the
Darwinisn theory work both waysi
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Distances. We arc indebted to Mr.. w.
W. johnson, engineer, for the following
table Of distances, measured on the official
survey maps by protrsction, and nearly or
quite accurate. II gives the distances to.
wards Pioneer much greater than it has
been generally estimated they were, and
will be invaluable to Sheriffs, Legislators.
and Stage Proprietors, aud other persons
entitled u mileage and consideration:
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The New Al0ln1ltr1tlon 1.-THE first Non.
day In November u Moving Day with the
county officers Of llontana, who have borne
the hAst and ,burden Of the dry. and have
not been re. elected. The change in officers
OF this county aud district is limited to but
three, az the direct result of tie recent cleo
ton. Mr.. Thos H. Irvine. succeeding bfr.
Granville Stuart ss County Commissioner.
Mr. J. c. Robinson succeeding Mr.. McNur.
Try to tie District A.torncyship, and Mr.. H.
S. Chrk, Of Greenwood, succeeding Mr. H.
H. Zcnor as County Clerk and Recorder
Mr.. Addison Smith was Jeleffdl supt. Of
Public Instruction, but having failed to
qualify within the time prescribed BY law,
he could not take the onlcs by virtue of his
election. Mr.. Newcomer, incumbent Sypt.
resigned, however, on Monday. ana The
County Commissioners appointed Mr.. Smith
to the vacancy. The following, therefore,
who constitute the officials If the county
and district. were duly, qualified aud have
entered upon the discharge Of their duties
District Attorney. J. G. Robinson; Treas
urcr. r. r. Kcnno"; Sheriff. W. W, Jones;
Recorder, II. CLARK Assessor, Joseph
Ransom; Superintendent. ,AdtisOn Smith
Commissioners, J. b. Wilcox. Thomas II.
Irvine, Con Kobrs. The term for wlidh
Granville Stuart was elected has expired,
aud in his exit from the office Of Commits
sioner We wish to bear testimony that he has
made the best officer We ever knew in Mon.
iana In that capacity-not hut that others
possessing rare adaptation for it's duties, he !;
lss discharged them To tile very hest inter.
ests OF the county,snd with highest salts.
faction 10 Ills fellow members. We arc
assured his not being rcnohlinatcd was IN
unintcntionul error. and hope to see him
re-nppointed whenever 4 vacancy occurs.
MI. Zcnor, the retiring Recorder. has been
an excellent officer, discharging his duties
faithfully. and leaves the Records in excel.
lent condition. Mr.. Jones has appointed
Mr.. Chas g. Warren Under Sheriff, posi-.
ton for which lie is well qualified, and of
which he il eminently deserving from his
chief. Approaching these facts. Wesley"
appointed him. And here we wish to pay
a deserved tribute to "Dick" Dickinson,
ex-under Sheriff: lie was prompt. efficient
in discharge If duty, and correct in making
returns; executed all duties faithfully, fear.
lcssly and impartially, and was Us good an
Off or MS VIC ever knew ip the position.
anywhere. The new administration is now
fairly under way. Barring little political
prejudice we have against it's composition,
We accept the situation will, the belief that
the affairs of the county will be ~ well I'D.
a. those Of any county in the
Territory. and wish 1t history Is creditsble
as that Of the one it succccds-with full
belief that il will achieve it. ,1s
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Bear Flght-Nr. .Thos. Dayis. Of Black
foot. while hunting in the Dog creek hills.
found one on .Wedncsday-s she ,car,
fercious and coml,attive. She attacked him,
and Ia the contest he WINS badly lacerated
and had nearly all his clothing torn off, He
is in BlackfoOt and recovering.
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.NI.ASONllc.

4 THE REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS or
IN Deer Lodge No II A. r. & 4. NJ will be held
E.S. STACKPOLE, w. N.
X r. KENYON, Secretary.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

Efforts are making in different quarters
10 secure both the Natious! Presidential Con.
vcatioas in Cincinnati. ....
An address has been issued Ivy representa-.
tive working'ncn demanding separation of
Church and State in England. -a:' e. .-''
II ~ chained that Sbel!abargcr Of Olio,
will take Schenck's place at the head Of the
Committee OF Ways and Means in Congress
The practical unaninlity with which the
people Of Ohio have voted fora convention
to revise the Constitution of the State, is
one OF the marked features Of the election.
A day or two ago some one overturned q
chair in Judge Bsrnard's Court in New
York. when his Honor remarked, ''be care
full and not break that piece of furniture, "a
j! has already cost the city $500, 600 70 repair
" !g..uui. "a b2saig lu..l# .-.-....-
% a political meeting in Nashville, Tenn.
for the organization OF new ''reform par
~" is said by contemporary to have com.
pretended many men who fought on both
sides during the war;" ' sa&a
Last Wednesday night Garrett Davis made
speech Al Louisville in favor of the nomi.
nation Of Willard Fillmore for the Ires.
dency. The speech fills ten long columns
of The Louisrille Courier. Journal,s smallest
type " FIJI. d. go pa
As the period for holding the National
Democratic Convention, draws nearer. the
physical condition Of the Chief Justice i'm
proves, and the judicial mind yields 10 the
establishments of the situation. There is
something ineffably touching in this con.
valescauce. it,
~. The Democratic newspapers had d great
llsal ~ cay about the million desalcsiion Of
Psypasssr Hodge until they learned that
he, was Democrat, appointed by = Demo
cratic President, and removed only on tho
verdict Of H. Courtrnartial. Since this dis
covery they have been mum. .la0IlHa aaa .
Democrats who hive sufficiently reoovr red
from sstonishnent 1t their late overwhslm
ing defeat in California arc still trying u
account for that phenomenon. ssiThe la,cst
SSsssyJfsS ss~s1 % SOASS1pVssuouVOt sssO' VVVsUs
Whose. ligt charge NJ! that the result was
chiefly owing'to .'tbe enormous use Of mon.
ey BY the Radicals; and il 10 further alleged
that $a00, 600 was used, aud that .'purchas
able.nstesial" was, uncOn,iaonly plenty in
California Nllho late clsction. In other words,
Dsmocnta wereivery Cheap this year: Veo0.
Geo WIS sufacie,ttt0 purchase seven or eight
thousand - ihsn.is That correspondent
proves too much. .stsl. sEsarb ~
.sli sssi bna 13ORS,f aof, gdW"--
Ci;H AZ II :hs vie q NJ. Clarke, lsorLeAss
Hsxss.sv Al xhsass essbsss. Nov. 4 u IL ~ifs
as David Hepp0eets so0,s ,iisf.iA oiJ I'LL!
- ARRlEO.
fe e .st ~ H. s53'a'AR sp 2sa.:.
nnnnlAAA rnfnHian FS.~aE-na - S-~yS.S-S
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Roli0)ous Services.

Divine service will be held ut the Court House.
Der Lodge, ut IL \. IN. and ~ D. NJ. tomorrow,
Rev. Stoy, officiating. Sabbath school ut 3 D. m.
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Fresh CALIFORNIA; Goods,
JUST RECEIVED ny KLEINsCHAiD r BROS
"A large involcs Of Fresh California Frutaa, ts0
Fsssh Cared Hams and California Groceries II sve,v
variety. .,....-. .....e ... 4
The BEST and largest stock In the marirsk WIN =.
sud at l0west 6ytres Tor Cash. ~" -
Dealers aud C0asamen vim and Il 70 their aAvan
tagc 70 cau. KLElNSCuNiDT RRO0
rllE4. - nAmr- 49, Dsef kodeA.
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BANK EXCHANGE.
III III er ~. THE o. "4 : r".
JAMES O'GRADY, PROPRIETOR.

pervisiOn OF this .@ssa@ = -
OLD and POPULAR SALOON.
Mr. OGsady will he pcascd to rec OIL and rev custo-
mers. The hest bar stock In town win be kent -
No impure liquors sold. -@ @"'~ IiS
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Breakfast nj Maads.

Passengers from Deer lodge to Helena, BY t;iluer
& Saisburys cDaches. take o'clock breakfast at
Mead's StAtiOn--Vne vi tue best eating stations in
Montana rr- r.r yvr4r, iva dewitt "a -
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Personai.-Jos. Magee. esq. ex>journalist,
having disguised Of the Pioneer, passed
through town on Thursday 70 Helena. ..
Messrs. Joaquin Abascal and Morris Fitz-
gerald Of Bear, are in town. >. Wesley w.
Jones has been down 1t his Yreka mines
ahis week !. .Messrs. A. J. Davidson and D.
G. Corbin, of Helena, Louis Keyser Of JEFF
ferso" aud G. Wundertich Of Highland have
been In town this week. ff.Hyan@# s~ah.
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sOU1 WITH. THE TRUTH.

We have waited patiently this week foe >
yeply from ~ easSalloa u chAsxas agaiast
Gov. Potts that ..hs r,qnp.:sd Congress to
glaat him. power toldspoee end turn ont al
Territorial . Csunty. and Township on;
81" stc We denied ~ charge. L ,Aen
agreed 70 make 4 god II the Governor
'saat6osissds - % ccntradsct Il. Lame Y
was S1ag svAssus. We svowsd TIE aathority
and deHePdS4 ~ proof = ~ aosgbsen
fegthcS0iAg1 TIE 0sesffe lstactiag m
fairy. 4 owes It 70 Tie people d s,,stain
- faeSrA q, p Goyel9orP psis. q escpse
u. TksEs = no middle cper9a. Il Il b
'ts1s. o. tGsius. ~ . hste Il oui, right
10Y; II Gcssas canpot = = Aqaps
@I8tf ouo -za1a4s-Yad
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THETERRITORY.

THETERRITORY. !
80
~ r.o - ~ !. -s.,,-..:,y IL u.
c...-:.-
r.. n...,,,., on,c... 49,. u,,,,,.-, :,
p.;,...T ~. -. a,ch,. 60 CO.
1ohn = nuv sh.,;ff. s.m w 1..ss".r
n.N..: -: TTIiCr1 .IiIT3
T... p raw.,a. :. ,r.c,,,,;n. -. 8,
po...n..-. -, :
rs.,,s. - !. 4 .h;.f =. ..,..,..., -
n. .i.er.1.S6 1e,a.o -
n-l.. ~. !. .rsa.s I..ys ~
= $500. {. - q. D...., 49, &c.
jaetn cOunty. - HI sS
III SIT 80 IS siss $ So
Y =. go ~. -.
i - d. ...,... ~. o..sps''eo ~
49,; ~. !. ~ 80. NJ. ~. .u.'' y.
-, -, -. -. r.. n, s s, -
49, '"''
work uD 10 their line V6e coming winter.
About !, 600 feet are at tpsesent completed,
with 500 feet yet tn finish.
IT. Roarrts informed u.s. few days ago
that his party. under the charge of Mr..
Johnsthan Barrett, would probably begin
the survey OF the Coriacsn defie and Jocko
valley this week, beginning ut this place.
Worden & Co. have, up to this time.
something over u, 600 bushels Of wheat de-
livered 1t their mill. and from present en-.
gagements they will swell the amount to
So,OOO In the next few weeks. The mill
with one run OF stone, turns out, when
-. ..,-.;,,., 3, mt ,r,a,.,,. -. 80
warehouse 1t the mill. ..,. SEA =
-.
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