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WsafAsr Asssrt regular -o,d Co..
nin-neithsr dried, canned or daaa,ess.a
VAN 81 the accomplishments OF loverin,
Clouds, dull, heavy and close . the v.ilev
OF crouchtng In heavy masses Ia Ia ~.
yons,-a gently falling. long lingering min
making some amends for IL mud ana AZ.
astc1 by that most musical Of natnr.,.
melodies,
tho patter on tho roof
visited 10 during the 6ryt Of the week and
a = smother tribute to the laress.e Of
!'quid blessings that in this year Of ~
orings vernal brightness on every hill And
we 70 ist'en the cattle on . thousand Or
nfteen hundred hills, and tickle the gulches
TILL they laugh with gold.
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AFFIDAVIT.

L DEEMS NATION, of Beastoxn, Dear Lodge
county, Montana Territory. Do swear and afrm before
God and man, and Judge r. Woodlock, = Juseics d
the Peace Of said Bssstewn Nontana Territory, that
!, Dcnnis Msnton. have never found, or known oi
any psseon lnding the money that he-John Man
ning-ssid he Mt bstwssa Dssr Lodge City and
Pioneer City, in Montana Territory. TIE time Man
ming said he lost the money Alexander better known
by ''Shotwell" now in prison In Helena he 6hotwell
told me that Mr. Manning rather careless and that
be would get over the loss - be, Alexander. WAS
partner Of the above John Manning 1t the tune thu
money was lot.
DENNIS NANTON.
Sworn % before me this esh day Of May, A. D
l672 PArsicK WoODLNCx, Justice Of the Peace.
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TERRITORIAL.


The Courier OF the 10th Says: The East
Gsllshn is swimming high.
Company A. 7th Infantry, sss stationed
1t FlAthead pass.
The quarterly confereacs Of the n. e.
Church south, has been inseesloE here three
days.
The Sunday closing novsmcnt was oh.
served last Sunday. .a
A telegraph Office 10 = b established 1t
Three Forks. .
L. o. Holt, policeman, and Hugh Miller
(n0t the gcologist) had . shooting sffray on
Friday Both were shot 1illefh severely
wounded.
The Pioneer of May 18th, says: Dr.. ].
H Mckee, of this place, has been appointed
an examining surgeon ~ the Pension De.
partment. for this part Of the Territory.
Dan WEIGH has one Of the handsomest
places in the Territory.
Two new buildings N Corvallis.
J: ": Wiu.!s.te y a1ilaqsc $3.50 two
le,ie purpose building and Kennedy 10
enlarging his hotel.
The Pioneer wants graded road on the
east side Of Bitter Root.
n.. a, .o.w-:.. &c. ~
O1 ,e, H. % s;h en-. s,. .som In ,s,.
wear. ~
d., n, W, A,d. r,o..,,.a . .,,o,,
....,,",, "a" ~ ssm,hi;n~ :. nr.c,;csd =, cins.
. s., "a ~ :. ,;ne NJ, M. ..,,.;.,,
.hnnId Ie FOLLOWED into Church fair, 1THc4,s
home shot FIRE sga'n.)
G. B. and Chaa Latham, tourists, are in
from tie East.
T,rn;rco,, Ia. .ho,.,.a an. ~. a.,f.. -,
l;,I INA -S.siss .eh;"is s No., . -"
$780,, e1~ '0'''s'Ss "" ~"
Plenty of n. p. r. r. Engineer In town.
ch;.f r.., :. MI
nesota and from thence VIM 70 . the Pacific
coast, and from thence 20 Montana.
....., A..
r's, ~. M. =. =. nsIOo1, .sHly
.;n Tug .;,.as 1eea sa. ny ~ .I s =. vi
fields of South Africa on last Monday. mo
wonder; d. w. Triton, Esq, stole the only
diamond he had In "a
Harry" says good word for his Deer
Lodge ffience. Ed ma wife.
A. em...cr .sprcrth p.c;f,c, ,,,,r.t.., IN.
tertainment u on the tapis.
Judge Hosmer has Gone to California.
RecE Ham,ltor 4. a nav. hon~ht ont
r 3 n..s,n.n 'i ~ s : ah ~ $3.50 ~
From the oaissx. "a: Mr. McNeil
Who m Inst returned from thu 0tafes. ~
that nesriy 81 the sd Montanisns whom
i e ..,. r ne s:.'s' as winter. are vsad,
ool. D.1~ey, !. sa.re. Of Ii. xo,.a n.
Salmon Rivss, viii Ike Sis departure to; to.
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Nissoula Ferry t;onc-Lo"is Caro- Drown
oa-The He'll Gate is humping high. from
ali accounts. although the Deer Lodge and
unper tributaries are behaving in q highly
cr.d,able manner. On last Saturday night.
at 10 O'Clock, McWhirk's ferry boat ut Mis-
,ou,, broke away, with Mr.. Winslette, Louis
Caro- and the ferryman on board, and also
Winslett's team and wagon load of flour.
Winslett and Caro- jumped off at once. and
the former got ashore Caro- was drowned.
The fcrryman stsid on board for some dis
lance, but finally jumped off and swan
ashore, leaving the -four and ferry boat to
the will of the waters. The next morning
Mr.. A. H. Ross aud another person went some
distance down the river in skif in search
of the body of Caro-, but without success.
Il il understood he had considerable money
on his person when drowned. We have
been unable to learn anything Of him, other
than that he resided in the Bitter Root Val.
ley. 1t is rumored the boat was recovered.
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Down the Road.-Mr. N. McNish, one
OF the best of our sturdy miners, returned
from the States on Thursday-not married,
namesake nephew who married having
been the cause Of q rumor current some
weeks ago. He reports . multitude of
freight teams on the road. the larger por.
ton being on the Pleasant Valley hills,
with deep mud, and many necessltsted to
drop their trail-wsgons and pull through
single. Not many emigrant wagons were
seen, save squad Of half dozen at Sand
hole. bound for Gallatin Valley. The roads
arc bad in Bcaverhesd Canyon and on
Pleasant Vallcy-elsewhere they are in
good condition. Gilmer & Salisbury are
placing splendid Iowa and Wisconsin horses
ON the line, and good time is made.
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For The States Among the West 6idera
leaving Tor the States BY 0ilmer = 6alis>
buryI coaches this week arG Mn. w. ].
Mccormick and Mics Caldwell OF 1issoula
county, Major Mccormick accompanying
them TO Benton y. Z. =. Holmes for
two months trip to the old home IN Maine /;
Mn. Chas Beilenburg. accompanied b
Ar. Beilenburg TO Helena. All thsse ..
pectsd to 20 by steamer Nellie Peck, NV.
Ing to-day. DR.. Crspin, wife and thses
children. also Nm. ,cads and childrea, 1T
per Hesths coach On Thursday to- Ben
Ton, The Dr.. returning from these, ~ ~
family going 70 Dubaqus, Iowa wewi1h
I'll safs journey. i sbs sais
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EVANS, DAIRY.

EVANS DAIRY.
Having now established the dairy business In Deer
Lodge for two Years, and received the liberal patron
age Of the people, pleased 10 ann0unc. that with
additional facilities snd good cows will be able here
after 70 supply all with tha
Best Quality Of MIX,
DELIVERED At THEIR HOUSES IN QUAINT
TIES TO SUIT PURCHASERS.
Hoping to receive their continued patronage will do
Ill In my power merit b. and Will put my t0ems In
competition with any other dealef.
lS5 PHIL Z. EVANS.
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Fredrickson. Although the Fredrickson
mines did not last year develop - veil ~
many anticipated. there 10 large area
Of known good ground lying under the
Upper. and Miner Race Track bitches.
The Miners Ditch Company has been On.
gagged In opening it for some encountering
some delay from rocks loosening above the
ditch-and It was intended 70 have water
through BY Thursday into oil the ground
on it, line. Dry Gulch, Uncle Ben's' and
vicinity yield large product and It 10 good
to hear the waters are ut work.
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Passenger List, Nsrth.- CoRuHE, May
81. -. % and "a. Rev. Sheldon Jackson,
J. r. Sherwood. wife and child, J. p. Wool.
man. wife and servant, Francis Harper,
Miss A. Harper, DAN Madden, w. II.
Lewis, G. II. Billopp, E. 8. Hansdeld, r.
+. White, Fannie Clark--HelenA II.
JOHNSON, w. 8. Hoffman, g. Il. OTIS, Ruth
Mohsr. John Hsines, n. q. Raymond and
wife, Miss Fannie Raymond, Walter Ris-
Virginia City.
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Sana1l .POx.-We learn that Mr.. J. W.
Lane, of Girssd, Crawford County, Kansas.
who arrived short time ago, and has been
since at Yamhill, his developed clear case
of smallpox. DR.. A. II. Mitchell was sum.
nloned and has the case In charge. We
presume the patient will be placed in quar-.
tiers remote from the town. There 10 little
danger to he spprehended from smallpox
In this country. Although the Indians
brought It In here by the mule load some
years . go, and 1t prevailed among them du>
ring the most Indictment season when
they were exposed to very bad weather,
without medical attendance, the cases were
not severe and there were only few fatal,
while not single white man, although Inv.
ing in their camps and in the same teepes,
was ever known 10 have II. The case In
Helena, brought from the Carolinas some
months since. dad not extend beyond the
gentleman who brought It from tho South.
From these circumstances. We think there
10 little more danger Of serious contagion
to be apprchendcd than from we'll authen
ticsted case of measles. The ordinary pro.
CAUTIONS used Il ID rot likely TO extend even
beyond the case recorded.
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Another 4lventure.-YOung Brown OF
Yamhill-bctter known. perhaps, rs Fran k
Brown. Jr., the hero of the Penstock"-a
Homeopathic.sized specimen of Young
America, signalized the commencement of
mining operations on Pilgrim Bar the other
day by one Of those characteristic achieve.
ments, any one Of which is liable to make
him immortal. The main fluMe which car.
ries water from the Rock creek ditch down
upon the bar, has probably MI average grade
of zoe. Through this several hundred
inches of water flies with the velocity Of an
express train on its best time, and to fall
into it would be hut slight improvement
on jumping into Niagara. However, Frank
did the other day. by some hap or ,nishap,
purpOsely or unintentlonally tumble therein,
and quick rs thought went humping and
humping with fearful speed down the
6uwc, his head occasionally striking on the
''crossgirts," and terrifying those who wit
messed the horrible sight In less time than
you have read it, he was projected into the
pool some hundreds of yards below, with
violent momentum, and the witnesses rushed
to 1t expecting to find him dead and shape.
less body. To the best of our Information,
he had scrambled ashore, walked home with
his rescders, and isn't much II any the
worse of his perilous voyage in . cotton
canoe. This IL his third adventure we have
recorded, " hich, had II been any Other boy
In the world, we verify believe would have
ended friends Of the family" etc. Frank
seems to be better fatcd.
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FOR RENTy

BRICK FIREPROOF STORE 9ox90 test -
A fset cedljua, situated bstween OsboFn Dsonees'
and Murphy. Hlegins = Cos On Main stsese, Osss
Lodge City. .
! ALSO. { Frame Stors adjoining 1uphy, Hige1ns
y Co. with large Ars proof cellar attached Theee
storos arc suitakle for sltbsr dry goods q g1oesey
basincsA -,
- = M DANCE ~ STUART,
lnAm Dsse Lodge City, y. =.
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For the State

For. the States!
The steamer NELLIE PECK, frst-clsss and fast
sailing, will leave Fort Benton for st. Louis aud inter-
mediate points
Friday, May Gath, 1872.
For Freight Or Passage, apply to
T. q. POWER CO.. Agents.
1bNu Fort Benton.
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New Land 0@cers.-A Telegram received
yesterday, announces that 4eGssY. W. Q.
Child and Sol Star have received their ON.
cial confirmation. died their bonds and ara
IN possession Of the Registers and Record
ers Offices, q Helena They ass both drss.
class business men, prompt. enefgseic and
vel qualined Ii every partscular fos The
positious. Parties hereafter addressing the
Land O1lcea, will insure pToOpe attention
By addressing n. Childs, Register, g -.
Star, Receives.
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HoLL0wAys PILLS AND OINTMENT. -Scrofula was
considered i1cMr0bie until the great discovery Of
world. Diseases which bae the skill Of the medical
schools, readily yields to these peerless remedies.
Scurvy, Erysipelar. Sarhenm, Itch and all cutaneOus
erupti0ns are durable by them. q cents per box or
pot. 1t04t
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ALARGE LOT OF WINDOW SASHES-ALL
Sizes for sale cheap for cash by
1851 D. 8. KENYON.
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..,.,xal Of New Goods.

r.. c.s, ,ood, for E. L. Bonner 4 Co arrived yes.
the ht Mi continue coming in daily until their
stock Il complete .,,r advantages IN New York and
This urn p h. and viii h. In constant re.
Bo.,o., r" the season, OF all NEW and DEslR
I ni!i n pveslr They pIopose--
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Metropolitan Billiard Rooms!
EMERSON, GERBER 4 DICKINSON,

Have the finest bar stock In the West Side or any
other side and two OF the bc.t.running billiard tables
In the Territory. Special invitations to the whole
community tO-cOmc and see ".
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Ira II - q II n - n.-lO,OOO pounds Of
arrive at Fort Benton can be contract I'd for by I'D
dressing with rates, Or APPLYING to
NEW NORTHWEST.
Deer Lodge NJ. T.,
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0roakEaGt At N00ad0.'
cPaascngers from DeS Lodge to Helena, by 0ilmer
q Salisburys coaches, take Z O'Clock breakfast 1t
Meade station Of the best eating stations in
Montana. jY7 dAwtl
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,ro the Pmt,1ic.

To the Public.
Persons having old Magazines, Books and PApcss
which they dsp0sed to contribute for the bcne0t
OF the Prsope In the Penitentiay, ore respectfully
solicited TO leave the same It either Of the Drug stores
IN Deer Lodge. Any favOrs Of this kind win be kSate-
: JAMES GILCHRIsT, In charge.
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Low Prices oo'
40 &C &C g:
- oo'
One Price to All. oo'

Observation-Disclosures ooooo
n,.r Lodge May rs, 1871. lol-I
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DIED..

jouxsoN-At Red Mountain City, H. T., May II. Of
consumption. Ar. vo)ney johnson, aged = years.
NEuxxDE1s-At silver Bow. Friday. May nth, Of
heart diseaSe, Michael Neuenbcsg, native Of Ger
many, AGED - yoara
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Ntp Wptth.#
saturday Morning, May 18th, 1872.
FOCAL NEWS.
ooI,oio,ss Services.

r,,.oop.l SEnyNEs-Rey. W stoy VIII otnc c, I,
~ rmeach Il the Court House on sunday next u II
H. s"n School meets At the Court House at
lsifpsst 2p. N.
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Financial.
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STREET CONTRACT COMMISSIONERS.

The Street Contract Commissioners met yester
day afternoon Ia the chamber of the Board of Al
dermen.
The following cases were consdered:-
John L. Brown, to regulate, grade curb, gut
ter and flag Tenth avenue, between Man
haitian ana 155th streets. Mr. whitehall,
Mr.. Browns partner, testified to the
work being now nearly finished and to its having
been done under the supervision of an Inspector.
The contract was got without any bidding, it being
special one. A lengthy crosse Examination en-
sued, going over the entire work done. In paying
So SO yard for the work. on the rocks a dollar ex-
ira was given, because the contractors had to as
sumo the responsibility Of damages, there being
great danger to the Croton water pipes at the tunnel
Counsel opposing the claim asked for an adjourn
ment until Monday In order that his witnesses
may be present. An injunction has been issued by
the Supreme Court against the COmptroller's pay
ing this claim.
The further hearing of the case was adjourned to
Monday next
The case Of Mr. Eschbach, who belongs to Balti-
more, and who took the contract for paving
Twenty-sixth street with stone block, from Third
avenue to East River, was opened, and Mr.. Esch.
bachs statement received. He did the work, he
said properly. Two contractors had previously
had the contract, but resigned it over to him. The
case is to come on again.
Christopher Reyes, for regulating, grading and
setting curb and gutter in 10Th street. from Second
ave to Harlem River. In this contract the curb
charged for at rate that would cover the cost
OF nagglng, which was not placed In the contract.
The amount OF the contract was about twenty-five
thousand dollars, OF which $4,000 had been
ceved. Case closed and reserved for consideration.
Christopher Reyes, Tor paving MacdOugal street
with stone block, rom Spring to Eighth street.
This had been before the commissioners al.
ready, but was adjourned, owing to the existence
OF sand bank which, 1t was said, was an obstacle
in one OF the streets The sand bank having been
since removed by Mr.. Reyes the claim was now ad-
mitted. The claim amounted to about twelve
thousand dollars.
Smith and NOOnan, J. II. Moore assignee, Eighty
eighth street, sewer between Second and ThDd
avenues, and In Ninety street, between Second
and Fourth avenues. This claim, about $4,000
was allowed.
Michael Noonan, for sewer in Fourth avenue
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets. The con-
tract had been first given to Mr.. O'Brien, but Mr..
Tweed took IL from him and got an Injunction
against his continuing the contract. NO0nan then
got tile contract by bid. This claim, about $4,000,
was allowed.
Thomas Hayden, David Hayden being assignee.
for sewer in Hudson street. This claim,
amounting to n little over three thousand dollars,
was certified to-
The Commissioners then adjourned to Monday
nav
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THE MAYOR OF JEDDo AND MAYOR HALL.

The following Geographic correspondence took
place yesterday between the Mayor Of Jeddo and
Mayor Hall. SO significant q desire as that ex-
pressed In the despatch OF the Mayor of Jeddo finds
q Characteristic response in the despatch of the
Mayor Of the Empire City
SAN FRANCISCO, July rs, 1872
To THE MAYOR OF NEW YORK;
The Mayor OF JcddO sends his respects to the
Mayor Of New York, the metropolis OF America, the
sails OF whose commerce whiten the Of the
orient, long Isolated from Western, civilization.
JcddO now desires to learn and profit from the
wisdom gained by the experience Of other cities.
K. iUK, Mayor Of Jeddo.
NEW YORK, July Is, 1872.
<. YURI Mayor Of Jeddo, San Francisco, Cal. -
A great citizen Of New York, Commodore Perry,
long ago made US first and best acquainted with
Jedd0. Since his death civilization, aided by her
many servants, among whom Is the Western Union
Telegraph, has made Jeddo our valued neighbor
and esteemed civic friend. The Atlantic metrOpO-
lis Joins with the Pacific one In congratulations on
this pleasant meeting either face 10 face, by the
sunlight or the light OF electricity. New York city
wishes the Mayor OF JeddO life long enough to see
his city the perfect pride OF great empire.
A. Oakley HALL, Mayor Of New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-26
DISASTROUS CONFEDERATION IN ROCH-
ESTER.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, July g. 1872.
fire was discovered early this morning in the
planning mill Of Joseph Lovecraft, on Warehouse
street. The flames made rapid progress, and the
building was speedily consumed, together with the
large stone building directly opposite, owned by +.
G. King and occupied by Schautz, Mings, Shale &
co. as a cabinet furniture factory and H. N. Peck Il
Co. as grape and berry box factory. The large
brick building adjoining on the south, also owned
by Mr. King, was damaged by water and the occu-
pants suffered losses by removing their effects.
Adjoining this building were large piles of lumber,
and at ten O'Clock this morning the lumber took
IRE, and the contest between the flames and the
nremen was desperate one
The losses are about as foows:-F. G. King,
$4,000, on building; insurance. $1,000. Schautz,
Mings, Shale d Co., $4,000; insurance, 5000. II.
N Peck & Co., 5000; no insurance. Van Hensen
SASH door and blind factory, $1,000; insurance,
s., 900 Joseph Lovecraft, $4,000; insurance,
$4,000 Jacobs Il Hughes, children's carriage fac
tory $500; insured. William Emmerson batten
factory, loss light; insured. schrck l. Co., axle
factory, loss light.
Two firemen were injured, bnt not dangerously,
by the fall OF the smoke stack OF the planning mill