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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-12
ST. LOUIS,


st. Louis and New orleans Packet Conn
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
Illinois Central Railroad Packets.
n<S~~ b For Memphis. Cairo and
AHA the Bends-The fine passenger
E1z1e iono"s'
BELLE LEE HICKS, Master
/ Leaves on THURSDAY, April IL, at p. M.
DEXTER. JONES, Master
Leaves on SATURDAY. April 15 at p M.
Giving through bills Of lading to all points on the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, Nashville and
Northwestern Railroad, and Memphis and Ohio
Railr0ad-alsO to st. Louis -,
Through Tickets furnished at lowest rates to all
roates via Memphis Cairo and St. Louis. State
rooms secured at General Office, lo4 Common
A.A WOODS. General Agent
l04 Common street.
C.G. WAYNE, Freight Agent,
JOHN n. BoFINGER, President
Central Railroad signed st tt the S s,1cn Ct
mia .26 Carondelet street.
Merchants' Southern Packet Company.
HssMs~ 4 For st. Louis. Cairo,
Memphis and the Bends-The
4lzEffdfff& steamers of this line will leave
& las follows at p. NJ:
H. G. fAEcEK E;suoox, Master,
THURSDAY, April 10.
M..J. WlCkS,
WILLIAM BARNES Master,
SATURDAY, April Is.
Giving through bills of fading over the Illinois
Central Railroad, and to all points on Arkansas
White and Cumberland rivers. Through bills of
lading and Passage tickets issued to all points
the upper Mississippi as high as st. Paul.
STEVENSON Il VERLANDER, Agents,
No. 135 Gravler street.
JOHN F. BAKER President. RI
Bills of lading over the Illinois Central Railroad
signed only at the office Of
JAMES T. TUCKER,
apl2 No. 20 CarOndelet street.
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OUACHITA RIVER.

OUACHITA RIVER.
Regular Independent Ten Day Packet.
Leaves on THURSDAY, April H. at P. N.
f&SS~ h For Camden, Champa-
h-AA<e~S gnOle, Beach Hill, Monroe, Tren.
NkSfiijifd ton, Smithland, Columbia, Har-
= risOnburg, and all intermediate
landings on Black and Olhschita rvers-The Al light
draft side. wheel passenger steamer
MAYELOWER.
JOSEPH W. CARLTON, Master, ]. II. RICE Clerk
Will leave as above, making close connection with
the steamer Goose, for Little river and Ten
sas Oddly, for DArbOnne; Jessie. for Saline river
Bluella. Native and Hesper for Bartholomew. For
freight or passage apply on board or to
LORD 4 MCPEAKE,
ap12 No. 70 Grayier street.
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A RN1STRONG'S :.
FOUNDRY AND BOILER MANDATORY,
Corner Of Erato and New Levee streets,
NEW ORLEANS, La.
W. ]. ]. ARMSTRONG, Manager.

Manufacturer of Vertical aud Horizontal Steam
Engines, Sugar Mills, Draining Machines, Saw
and Fronts Of Buildings, Furnace Mouths Crate
Bars, Bone Black, Revvihers, Gas Retorts Railroad
Frogs ETC.; Low Pressure, Locomotive F1ue and
Cylinder Boilers Of all kins Filters Juice Boxes
and Carifers ETC.. nO22 "
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TIME STEINER GASLIGHT COMPANY
OF LOUISIANA.
CARL KOHN, President;
q. J. BERRY, Vice President;
JULES CASSARD, Treasurer;
J. B. GUTHRIE, Secretary.

ONCE, No. 10 Gravier street. up stairs.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
CARL KOHN LOUIS SCHNEJDER
G. 7. BEAUREGARD w. VAN NORDEN,
JULES CASSARD, c. J. BERRY
JAMES b. GUTHRIE
The books will be open for a few days longer for
subscription to the balance of the stock. Apply at
the office. anq "
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OFFICE OF UNITED STATES MARSHAL,
District Of louisiana )
New Orleans March % 1871
HVH[S IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE FIRST
Il day Of March, A. D. 1871, warrant in bank
ruptcy was issued against the estates of Paul Cook
Co and Paul Cook and Justus vairin, Jr. indi-
vidnally, of New Orleans in the parish q Orleans
and State of Louisiana, who have been adjudged
of any debts and delivery of any property belonging
TO such bankrupts to them or for their use and the
transfer OF any property by them are forbidden by
law; that meeting of the creditors of said bank
rupts, to prove their debts and to choose or
more assignees of their estate, will be held at q
Court OF Bankr dptcy, to be holden at New Orleans
IN inc CustomhOuse building. before c. S. Kellogg,
register, ON the twenty fifth day of May, A. D.
1871, at nine O'Clock A. NJ
s. B. PACKARD,
mh2S my2S United States Marshal.
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THK REPUBLICAN,, I
Wednesday, April IL, 1871. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY

Steamship Agnes, Beckett for Cedar Keys via Key
West
Spanish brig General Urquiza, Botet for Barcelona
Schooner Lady Woodbury., Woodbury. for Utilla
British schooner Constance, Arnst, for Ruatan Is
land
Steamer Mary Alice aud barges Dawson, for St
Louis
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Stock on. hand and on shipboard

CUOck Ola nano ana ON sh1pbOard. 229,91l
Z To-day's exports were to Barcelona. Re-
ceipts proper since Saturday evening 1884
bale against 1888 a,, on last Tuesday, and
Friday evening of 1886 bales, against
1861 for the corresponding time last week
and 9775 last year, and since August 81, Of
l,222,5A bales, against 97l ,479 last year.
SUGAR-Receiyed to-day 300 hhds. The
demand is fair, i . partially for the West
ing at 51s 06ltc for inferior; 7071ac for
common; 808lac for fair; 8ls 08a4c for
good fair; 909Ac for fully fair; ga o lOc
for prime; lOl4 q l0a4c for choice; liz 0l2c
for yellow clarified, and 12A Q l2@c for
MoIAssEs Received to-day 200 bbls.
Tho demand i good, especially for ferment-
ing. The supplies are selling IS 9e126c for
inferior; and common fermen!in6 ~
40 Tor good to prime ferlmen1ints eoU35c
for Qentrifneal; {eo6Oc for ciSter7' k61n;;
en4 20 ~ r. pasntatinn RIB MI ~ II
- sSls9!ee 3oq( e =
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EXPORTS,

CEDAR KEYS VIA FLORIDA PORTS Steamship
Agnes-ll46 bbs flour bags coffee cks bacon 81
SKIS corn bbls whisky 4 ties bacon 48 bbs tallow
ties hams $50 dOz broOms 10 half-bbls flour 5 pkss
meat so SKIS oats IS pkgs mdse
RUATAN ISLAND-Schooner Constance-300 feet
lumber 1900 shingles
UTlLLA-SchoOner Lady WoOdbury-6 bbls -four
400 lbs hams 5000 feet lumber bxs mdse
ST LOUIS-Steamer Mary Alice and barges-I762
pcs old rails 1894 bars railroad iron
BARCELONA-Bri Gen Urquiza-525 bales cotton
500 slaves
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LOWER COAST,
IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN BANKRUPTCY.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
IN THE MATTER OF CORNELIUS FELLOWES AND
Daniel p. Logan. individually and members
Of tho firm Of FellOwes L Co.. Bankrupts.
In Bankruptcy-No. l60.
VTVHE CREDITORS OF THE ABOVE ESTATE
Il are hereby notified that the second and third
general meetings of the creditors will be held at the
ters in Bankruptcy No. l26 Exchange alley at the
city of New Orleans. on the fifth day of May 1871
at twelve o'clock II. Z. ENORTON
apl2.2t Assignee
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MACHINERY.

MAUhl
n,ROURKE & MEAGHER
~ Edward OROurke-Mathew Meagher)
Steam Boiler Manufacturers and Blacksmith,
Nos 1873 and 1856 Fulton, and 2l3 New Levee streets
between st. Joseph and Julia streets. Residence
No. $50 Clio street. Low Pressure. Locomotive,
Flued and Cylinder Boilers; Clarlfers Filters and
Juice Boxes made at shortest notice, and all work
done at this establishment will be guaranteed
equal in point Of workmanship and material to any
in the cifV or elsewhere fel6 lv
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BELOW, OUTSIDE, WAITING ORDERS.
Ship Soule. SOule, Is days from Baltimore, Il
ballast, to master
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At the opening factors were very strin-
gent in their pretensiOns, but subsequently
met the demand freely at yesterdays fig
ures. Some sales were made at higher
rates. but the bulk of the business was
either at previous quotations or q shade off
The movement was without spirit, oper-
atoms being checked by the scant supplies
of desirable c0ttOns, and factors asking
above the limits of many of the pending
orders.
Deducting 800 bales from Saturdays re-
port, the sales for the past three days sum
up IA, 900 bales, and the receipts since Fri
day evening 1916, embracing $40 from
other delivery ports, and 1896 proper,
against IA, SCI proper for the corresponding
time last week and 9775 last year. Re-
ceipts proper since August 81, ~, 5l4
bales, against 81, 40 last year. The ex-
ports comprise Il, 032 bales, embracing 5194
to Liverpool, 1853 to Amsterdam, 1926 to
Bremen, 1907 to Cronstadt, 525 to BARGE
Iona and 1923 to New York.
The Exchange reports: ''Market irregu-
lar, without any material change from yes
terday's quotations"
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock on hand September l. l870-bales 2O.696
Arrived since last statement $3.50
Arrived previously. ,286 496-l 200, OS5
Total: .;.................... 1.slo,78l
Cleared to-day. 525
Cleared previously. ........... I,O79,6 SIG
Burnt. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. G69-1 $40
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DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Bankruptcy-Ne. l69.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
IN THE MATTER OF SAMUEL KAHN AND SOLO
mon Adler individually. and members of the
firms Of Kahn, Adler l. Co., Adler, Easy Co.
Bloom, Kahn Co., and Alexander Adler, indi-
vidually, and as a member Of the firm Of KAHN
Adler Co., bankrupts.
In Bankruptcy-NO. 900.
4uNHE CREDITORS OF The ABOVK ESTATE
Il are hereby notified that the second and third
general meetings of the creditors will be held at the
Office of John Deane, ESQ.,, Of the Registers in
Bankruptcy, Customhouse but ding at the CITY of
New Orleans on the third day Of May, 1871, at
twelve O'Clock n.
apl22 &. &. MOTION, Assignee
ESTATES OF PAEL Cook AND .II1STI1ss
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-. q. MCCAIN
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER,
Fulton. New Levee, Notre Dame and Julia streets
Office, Ne. 1876 Fulton Street.

Manufacturer Of Vertical and Horizontal Steam
Engines, Boilers, Sugar Mills, Vacuum Pans, Sugar
Kettles, CHARTERS. Filters, Steam and Horse Power
Draining Machines, Saw Mills, Gin Gearing, Furnace
Mouths Crate Bars, etc. Second hand Machinery
and Boilers always for sale.
Steamship and Steamboat Repairs promptly At.
tended to- anon 10
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In Bankruptcy-NO. 900.

ESTATES OF PAUL COOK AND JUSTITS
vairin, Jr., individually, and az members Of the
firm Of Paul Cook Co., Bankrupts.
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Jobblng Rates.

JobolnR Rates.
DB0 1oos8, AM H. IN
Ne sAangss 70 svp1st saneS lsse ~. TIT be
mot bssa quits - brisk fse few dsyA Ths most of
eousery nsseessnts having sspgsia,sa {bsir seoeks
ase holding OF from psssAass until the mines
yield ~ he pssdful and enable them 70 cqms In fill
hsads1, . esoslnmseiso ssuDotaie ,sseasisd ty,18j
cold spe a ths past ten dsya We quote % follows:
Candies Ne coGso9s09os. oliDso oooR 0yse9s
90 %. wpalow's Com % 90. Tomatoes $50 Straw.
berries I'll d. Cages ~ @ rluns elsso Psachss
>lloa
SAT- Laks fsasho -, Cai,sonia djeto s1e; Appass
1885, cussauts ~ Raspbesries loc Dlaekbessies
st0oe. chWstcs sc, Citsoa &c, ssw Raisins % 50
old ditto es 81; Bacon &c. Lard se03se, Hams 40
&c, Sugar 22k036c: Syrura ga kss ~ o. 10 Gal
kss 81 co. Coal oil q q; Matches. ca fins )l7 So
Telegraph si.oo; BsooHs - a@sie q. Yeas Pow
dess - WE" -
Tobacco Cable Twist 81 30 Light Pressed q q.
Navy 81 %. other brand :s0soe. Tn. Imperial,
Young Tyson and 0unpowdsr q 2s0S3 "a; Iiskles.
10 gu ken 81 90 Ral jars ~ o. gal iai N 90;
B!tters, nostcttsrs 81 o. Red Jaskst ~ a. ether
brands III oc0sll 50; ShovslA Amss' spring point
extra handles 81 %, eomnon shovtls 41s 90; Maple
Sugar 5000; Wrapping Paper 90 %; Gum Boots,
osnuns Haywsrd,s Colchester 4loo %. eountcrfeies
branded 'Hayward's," can b purchased 1t Is oo0
eS oop~ csae; Malta a. a ard iod as o. a ~ o.
nd and ]od ~ 90; Flour. Bitter Root % 90 U.ion
Mills 9ii %: Butter eo0scc: Egg soosoe: Beans
ll0lee; oats S.; Potatoes 3k0Se.
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Daily lndependent.- Tho Daily LadS.
pendent made it, debut last week, in hand.
some style. We did not mention II, simply
because We forgot to. We now do 50, con.
graduating our neighbors on their neat,
newsy, nice locking paper, and hoping they
viii 'aske .. much money - oil printers
deserves and g few receive. It 10 Just
q. nice . daily a. anybody has. and .
credit to the town. A We are liable
to have {. journalistic .'iif',. with them
any time, We want it understood thu. moth.
ing to be hereafter written shall be con.
strued to conflict with or repeal this para.
graph, written in cold blood. on mature
elaboration, end approved BY an easy con.
science.
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shade Trses.-The great dsss.ction from
the appearance Of our 1ootans towns Il
t6sir destitution ofsoliage. II mary there
is neither tsee o. shryb. -epa In ths bsssy
glare Of summer suns sro even less inviting
than under the SHOWS. Fortunately, Dser
Lodge 10 20 located that evesf sirest and
enclosure may have ID 1oliaged trees and
,shrubbery, and be irrigated & very trid,ns
expense. LAST summer hundreds Of trees
portion will have to be replaced. With
water conveyed through the streets. their
luxuriaut eruwth would Le q certainty.
A few days since the County Commission.
err ordered the Court House enclosure
planted with trees, and the work 10 now
almost complete. Messrs. Ed. L. Bonner
and w. B. Dance have just Get out 900
Balm of GilcadS on the eastern extension
of D and + streets. and many other citisens
IRE doiHg the same good Work. In two
years from now Deer Lodge. with ito broad,
regular streets, ts3rdcxed BY Thrifty trees
aud shrubberied enclosures will be tue very
haudsomest city In the mountains. Tic
t.ste Of property owners 10 c0mmendable..
But there Is one thing that would enhance
the appearance Of the town. give vitality to
the trees and he protection against DIRE
that has not yet received proper attention.
Th.tis. the conveyance Of water through
the streets from the creek Or river: We "a
advocated and urged il for mon,hs. The
xndependeSt did the same. There has been
apathy. II not indifference. For either
beauty, utility or safety. 1t would compsn.
safe the few hundred dollars outlay required.
When 1t combines oil, 1t 10 . sin and .
shame. too, that 1t 10 neglected. Every.
body's business Is nobody's business"
Where would you get water in case Of fret
IL the tcwr With iis two oz three hundred
frame finder boxes not worth psotectingl
BY and bye we will have q dire Just a. s.;re
q de&th, and there is not . dwelling VI
store IN town worth lsss money than bitches;
cistsrns. and ell would cost. As it 10, thsre
10 not water enough within reach u put out
anything. Who 10 the citizen with nerve,
energy and spirit enough TO undertake this
thing, for which an entire community will
rise up and csll HIM blesssdI
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Sheriff. 4ole.

DY VIRTUE Of N Execution issued out oe H.
ID Distrct Court Of the Second Judicial District &
Montana Territory ~ asd. Tor Deer Lodee Coea:y.
bearing date April 9Th. lSli % me directed and Do.
nvered In action In said Court wher.n VIM Purvies
md Henry Schpeipe are plaintiffs, and n. HeA, Il.
=. DrennOu J. n. Merrill and John Ulesy ere d.
fsndanta and Judgment havD: been entered asaaass
sad defendaute and in favor Of said Plaintiffs, for the
suo Of Five uundred and Two and S6i00ths le60316l
Nae and 'Sio0ls isss?sl Dollars. nd ii is.tSs,
UKDxY: THE asTa pAY 81 APRIL, x. >. ia.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock n and O'clock ?.
II Of said day. at the front door Of the Court Honas
IN Deer Lodge City Montana Territory, sell At public
auction to the highest and best bidder for cash In
hand the following described property, al located
Flint Creek Mining District Deer Ledge Connty. n.
T., :; follows i sSw!,; Quarts n!nihg e!.?s y:
wv from Discovery aud Discovery claim on The
Aurora Lode: Also. Discovery claim and Non one I'll
and two e. AID one III and 81 W Of Ds eovesj
On the Thunderholt Lode Also. Discovery claim and
Ees one III and III Fast, aud one ri and twol9l
Wet on the Pioneer Lode. Aso, City (6 feet Of No
ls1 West on the COnanche extension. Also. all ~
interest Of one either q the above named defead
ants In and to Nos one III and two Isl West On The
eomapche extension. Also, Dseosay Clsl. % iks
Oomnnche extension, =
WESLEY " JONES' sheriff
ea@t By CHAs y. WAnHES. Deputy Sheriff
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Low River Freigbt.-From a letter re.
ceived by Mr.. Harry D'Aucheul from the
house in Helena, We learn that Parchen,
Payntcr &; Co. have contracted their slow
freigh's with Sam. DeBow, ESQ.,, of the
Erie Dispatch from New York via st.
Louis and the Missouri river to Fort Benton.
1t the following rates: First class, e425:
second class, $40; third class, 1896:
fourth class. s3.s special, &S75. This -
the lowest frcighting to Montana we have
ever known, and shows the effects of com.
peting routes. The agents East, we UNDER
stand. are contracting BY rail aud wagon
from New York to Deer Lodge and Helena
via Cerinne, ct g cents for first class, snd
81 cents for FL, Sd and 4th class frcights.
1t seems almost impossible that freights can
be carried 5000 miles by river. rail and road
for the figures named. but If carriers can
a'and 1t, me-chrn!a and consumers certainly
can,
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Matches.-Matches were formerly made
in Heaven. They are now made In French.
town. These latter are preferable for
earthly uses. We have q sample from MI.
G. c. Roberts, the manufactured. They arc
made Of white cedar, and sell at from s. to
g per g:oss-as low IS they can &c laid
down from the States. They ignite well.
burn pure. steady fame. and are just as
good as the celebrated "Telegraphs" now
the popular imported brand. Mr.. Roberts
will soon er.ablish an agency here, and we
hope Merchants and consumers will encour.
age this enterprise by liberal patronage.
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Concert Treupe. -Mcssrs. Dick White.
Eugene Holman, Frank Sparrow, Professor
Dammc mo profanity and Mrs. E. Hol.
man gave three concerts this week to very
fair houscs--.hc first one being rouser.
What the troupe lacks in numbers it makes
up in talent, for Sparrow and Holman are
host in themselves. with buslel of music
In their heels; and Damme candy Dick is
not slow. Mr.. White has gone to Helena
10 procure other members and the company
wi'l open in strength and beauty by Court
iimc
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impOrinnt IN Mil, Owners.

TNSTRTcrlONSh having been given to receive appl.
yeh, 1870. Tho undersigned U. .. Mineral Land Sur
veyor IL prepared to give information TO c.amsVesd
string to avail themselves Of tho benefits at said As6
and make the necessary surveys. pats etc required
to make entry Of placer mines Parties making In.
quries will please inform the size Of claim nun.
SURVEYED Lands: IL un"n u~sur%Sycd the distance fro
the regular surveys and ste amount Of lmbrosendaS
expended ON the mine e.. =,
sion, to II d Wsshhl,n Surveyor General. L IL.
man, Register; Nay, Receiver; Allen Dsnfo!th.
Aesns LSsr r1 Helena Toxsr! H H1ss
land, and w Dance, Deer Lodge
Persona on the West Side will please address n 6
Dser Lodge In caro- Of Mr. O. Il OBannon.
wS1-6p ..ea ..,,9 GEO b FOOTk
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scott House, Deer Lodge.
Reduction Of Rates.
Republican Cent? Committee Meeting

Republican Centgal Committee Meeting.
by the Call" published to-day it will be
seen that the Republican Executive Com
u:ttce have recognized Deer Lodge by ep-
vomiting the Meeting of the Committee for
this place. This, VIC bcl;e7c, is the first
Territorial Political Meeting ever appointed
for the West Side Of the Mountains, altho'
it has been polling about one.ttird the vote
Of the Territory for years. A number of
prominent Republicans, including Governor
Potts, have already signiiied their intention
to be present The meeting is to he public,
and large number will doubtless attend
who arc not members Of the Convention.
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New Counterfeit. -Marshsl w. F. Wheeler
brought over from Helena new counter
felt SO bill which had just been showed
there. It 10 on 1.-THE Farmsss and Nanufac.
tuners National Bank Of roughkecpsie New
York. letter "A" Any one almost will de.
tect it By the coarseness of the engaviug.
The bach y particularly had. the shade lines
in green inckising the central black picture
being cnasse ~ common vood cut i 10
belieYcd there u q considerable amount Of
it in the Territory and Il 10 we'll to keep On
eye on Poughkeepsie bills {.
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7 7 - = 7 Z 7 !

~ TIE WV6ASNV CkASS.-W0 are now 20
pared 70 furnish Ill ciasscs with constant empoysoS
Il home, the whole OF the time for the spare mo
nentA Dusiness new. light and profitable. Pereoao
Of either easily earn from SC 70 % per ovsotNR
and proportional sum BY dcvoting their whole tiuS
business. Boys and girls nearly ~ SNuek
% men. That III who sev this notice may send tAS9
address, and test the business. make THE unpAfoS
le!ed offer: To such ~ not well satsdsd, we wa
esnd u q pay for she trouble Ut writing. Full pasti
ulaS., valuable sample which win do to eOmsu0seo
psnion QUE ot the lagsss and best family nswspeeSo
puhshcd-all cent tres by mail Reader, Y JoU w.
permanent probable work, address
A6 Am e. ALlEN = m AnvnaHa MalnI
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Fourteen Hours to Rysn.-Gilmer 4
Sallsburv's Stages will commence running
through between Ryan and Deer Lodge in
one day, next week. The time will be II
hours. The coaches will arrive here shout
0P. H. This will reduce the tilpe ons day
between Deer Lodge and Corinne. MI.
Salisbury is sending new stock ON the rpad
and the time schedule will soOn be recon.
structed fot Summer travel, and Esst time
clear through.
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Correction. T. c." writing from
Greenwood. April 10. 1871, says: II notice
in the NORTH WEST of April 18th, you
make an error In describing tho route trsv.
elcd by the Merchants Line. II runs from
Dec, Lodge to Milk Rancho, distance Is
miles, thence up Snow Shoe to Clsrks, 8
mlcs, and from there 70 Helena, 10 miles.
making the total distance Il miles from
Deer Lodge to Helena. Mr.. Taylor informs
me he will make the time over this route In
five hours when the roads get better"
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-04-21

In St6ty Qao.-The Big Building b not
up yet. Owing to the impoe.sibility OF pro.
curing decd ~ yet from one Of the owners
Of the lot. and IN indisposi'ion - put such
heavy improvements on lot to which title
is uncertain. the contracting parties have
delayed definite arrsngemenie: i may
result In tie postponement OF the project
for soTs Nms, q lndefSGitsly,; hEt re .nti:
very superior Idt Of 'plan?: diagrame and
specifications will he offered in exchange
for wood or vegetables 1t this oilics.