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RESTlER.NTS


NATIoNAL RESTAURANT, wv. cor. Pa. av and 9th.
Jos; PLhTz Coz Pe11s; ave bet. oh aad TIA SIS
HIsoS House, Henry Tyson. AZ 9.h, bet. and Z.
SSH, DOOR AND BLINDS.
BBALDwiN BROS Pae,oTy corner l.t and pst.
SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES.
EMERSON INSTITUTE. b. Young, Prin. 725 rth ST
klTTENHoUsE hcADENY,O G. Wight, Indiana -
You've LADIES INSTITUTE, A. Jackson, 9I5 n Y .sy.
SEED STORES.
JOHN SAUL, 62l 9TH street, between aad G.
SEWING MACHINES.
WHEELER W LsoN's, Steer & Son. agts .,i6l Pa av
srNoER's, Lewis Baar, agt i NJ G A. B. 9:h & d
Wy UNnERFFID SHUTTLE, Rosenthal 7thS II
SHIRT FACTORIES.
Mrs L. A. MCLEAN, $40 ST., bet. L 10, MP stairs
Mas. L A. Smith, late Mrs s. me 52i sth street.
SILVER PLATERS.
pnWARD SIoIPE cog 7'h street, op. psf oaice.
hCbT. a. WEITEHAND, oci ID St, between s,h x 9th
SOAP AND CANDLE FACTORIES.
BATES BROTHER 452 6 street, bet. 6 h AMI 7rh
e. ID. JEWELL, All street, betwee 4th and 5.h.
STEAMSHIP LINES
SEw YORK LINE. Office, cor. 18th ST. and v. Y. ave
IH!LADtLTHIA LINE, 50 Water street, Gcorgetowa.
STONE YARDS.
" G. A. ACkER, lst and r streets ". W.
Nm BRAnLEY Sons, Pa. Az. bet. Isl \ and 10Th SIS
nj g. EiERY Bro, 81 street, near b, W.
STOVES, SHEET-IRON. TIN WARE
WAITER ID WTvILL, 40 Pa ave. near "a street
Y. GREGORY, ga "a. ave, bet 9Th and 7th sts
W. BkRRovsR, 3iS 7th ct bet and La. ave.
RcBERT BOTD, 43f 9th street below Il
q. Nj. HAYWARD Co.. jl7 81 n IT bet. Pa. av. ID ST
TEA AND COFFEE STORES.
ORIENTAL TEA sToRE, A. NJ. Wheeler, SIS 7th street
TELEGRAPH OFFICES.
WESTERN Mon Co. main Office. cor. Pa &lith.
FRASkLr y LINES, main Office, COS 18th street
AUTOMATIC Lives, main Office, ll0l Penn'a avnuue.
TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORES.
GEO. W. C. CHRAN & Co ,1ll5 Pa ave, Rear 18th St
Al uchg x st %
hGDDER + MCLEAN" Headquarters" All 7th -.
PANEL LoUGHRAN, lao Penn ave, nearW illaTd's.
WA. :. RoosE, 1895 Penn'a ave-. near 18th street
TOYS. FANCY ARTICLES, 81.
CHR RUPFERT, 4e3 7th street, near d
b. sILvERBERG, 3l2 Tth ST., between D and Pa. ave.
TURNING kHOPS
john CHR'srNANN, ~ cod, Horn, Bone, &c ,ll0j Est
UMBRELLAS. PARAsOLS. CANES.
QHAs g. PEARcE, I4ly Pa. ay., bst ian 18th SIS
NM ROGERS, 529 10Th street, near F.
UNDERTAKERs.
CHARp w. BARKER, 5I2 Ilth street, nearF
Nm HACkEIr, 7S5 lth street, betwe, n and II.
JOSEPH GAwLER, T2l Pa avenue, near Eth street
UPHOLSTERERS.
novGLAs MOORE 1903 9th ST., near Penn avenue.
GEORGE lLLNER, 429 OH street, between d and
WINES AND Liquors.
CHARLES GAUrIER, 1917 10 Pa ay.. bet 18th & % h
1HAs u GoDFREY l345 street near Willsrds
sH oNAKERSHERTzOG,l 1918 st near Imp hotel
WOOD AND COAL YARDS.
tLAkk GIvEN,i24 10Th 1t & 1879 st.,SMd .sy : W
GRFAT FALLS les ca. .lal = St, q lO,h-st wharf
WALTER II MARROW. eth street and Canal
Gro L. SHERIFF., s2S Pa ay. A. st.n;rCJyft 9Th At
W j. STEPHENSON BRO, 1924 Pa .av., h #. 7th at
SOLOMON SLOWER, corner of and 2ist streets n w
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
GEO. p. GoFF, big Basket,) 1909 Perna avenue.
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HONOR To Mr.. MoTIRy-Tha ,hroo 49,,
dredth anniversary OF the revolt of the Nether.
lands was celebrated throughout Holland On
MONDAY. AZ the Hague there was grand pro-
cesslcn, together with reviews of tro ms bv tha
King. Mr.. Motley, the American historian of
me Dutch Republic. was hOn0red with snecisi
attentions by the King and people on the o.
casioR. INC W
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THE MORMON CoNFLIcT.-At a private CON
ference OF the principal merchants, mine
owners, ana business men in Salt Lake CITY
yesterday, IL was determined 70 send immedi-
ately delegation 70 this city 20 represent their
interests, and oppose the admission OF L. tah as a
state as being at present fatal 20 the best in
terests Of the territory, and 20 urge the passage
OF voorhees, bill I'm Congress for the enforcement
Of the United States laws in Utah The memo
rial 10 Congress has already been signed by two
thousand persons. The mining sections are
almost unanimous against the Mormons.
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lbonors TO the Memory Of Professor
MnI.R

ALBANY, April 3-rhe Governor sent a mess
age TO the legislature this morning alluding 20
the death of Professor Morse, and recommend
ing the adoption of such resolutions a. NAV be
suitable and the appointment of joint commit
tee 20 attend the funeral Of the ilustTiOus de-
ceased. The communication was referred 20 the
committee on federal relations. with instruc-
tons TO report suitable resolutions tomorrow
morning.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

n ID ID + T. Lows HALL
Fair fer the benefit # ST. PATRICKS NEW
Gil rich.
A great variety Of Useful and Ornamental Arti-
Giles. &C. Supper every evening. ap2-it'
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
IN MR.. y. q. SAvILLE, Lessee and Manager
FOR THE EASTER HOLIDAYS.
Limited enga ment Of the beautiful little artist
MRS. JAMES A. OATES
ard her COMIC tPEKA COMPANY.
WEDNESDAY, April 3,
THURSDAY. April 4,
LITTLE FAUST
IRlnAY-BENtEIT or MRS. OATES
SAT URDAY AT 2-GBAND MATINEE
BOX Book open daily from TO f. six days in id
vance.
BLACK CROOK
WhNfEn-FIFTYB LADIES OF THF BALLET
Apply at the stage entrance Wednesday mornisg
LtAt. apl-tf
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s1Neariy 10000 northerners spent last winter
N Florida

s%"Put a skyiight through him" is a new
slang expression hsiling nom California
~Tbe Des Moines Leader places church no
tices under the head Of " Amusements0
Osnow, near Virginia City, Nevada. has
lately been solidly packed" ten feet deep ON
the level.
ga htrteen-year.old girl in Warsaw, XIV,
one with each hand, while yocalzlng another
tune.
SThe man wiso haz cot into TIE habit of
never making ennv blenders, iE altogether too
good 70 live in this world--BtHEgs.
~A ministers daughter. Young and pretty,
was arraigned i'm New York court On raesdGy
for stealing tive skirts from another strl.
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The Robson Investigation.

The special committee of the House to inves-
tgate the charges against Secretary Robson,
met again last evening.
George X. WilscR. superintendent of machi-
merry In the Washington navy-yard, testified
that number of engines had been built there
which he considered TO be frst class ones, suoe-
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CANAL TRADE-Owing b an accident on the
Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad, An a
coal train running on the track, only enough
coal was sent down from the mines yesterday 10
DAD twenfy-eoats, with 2, 5s3l6 tons.-cHntsr-
and Meas, ID last.
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FRIGHTyUL ACCIDENT IN IRElANp.-while
the races nj Lurgan, ireland, were in progress
yesterday, a stand crowded with spectators pave
way, and about two hundred persons were pre-
clpltated 10 the ground, amid a confused M as
OF broken umbers. Thirty were injured, some
Of whom can not recover.
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-Tke receipts from this
source to-day were 1861 BIZ So.
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Museum, Aviary and Caravan, Menaeerie and
Equestrian Aggregation, N SEPARATE Tents
Admission to all the Tents. ................lO OTIS
Nn4loLrh uboer ~ years ..-..-.-.....2o Cts.
In The NJ nseum more Curiositi. :, animate and in
animate, Than ever were seen in cling exh ibi
ton.
In the Menagerie the largest collection of Wild
Animals and hare Birds in America.
In the Great Circus more Performers female
male and juvenile, and more Trained Animals than
any Circus ever organized, ~
GRAND STREET DISPLAY,
IN oSen Den OF Lions and Tigers Performed by
PAIR OF ELEPHANrSi
Nearly two miles Of Cages, Cameis, Ponies &c the
husicai Gar OF tie MUSES.: the "Goddess OF Liber-
ty, borne aloft in CanopIed Car upon the back of
me cid W ar Elephant Romeo; Military Band: MS
CaParisoned Hon longest, largest and finest
Procession ever made by any Show on earth
Tickets can be obtained at Ellis Music Store 931
Pa ave alse, in Georgetown, at Poe 4 Seliason =
Music Store, l2s Bridge ct. and in Alexandria at
French $ Piano Warerooms, 95 King street.
ReeG he Programmes, catalogues, &c, for full
Details on this Improbable organization
spl6t ADAM FOREPAUGH, Sole Prop'r
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LIsBoS, April 3--A convention has been
signed by the Maintenance and Construction
Company of Great Britain and the government
OF Portugal for the LAYING of a telegraphic
cable from Lisbon 10 Brazil, by way OF Madeira
and Cape Verde Islands.
SPAIN WANTS GIBRALTAR RACK AGAIN.
MADRID, April 3.-The municipal authorities
OF the towns In the province OF BadAios, to-
gether with the authorities of a number OI
towns in other provinces, have entered into a
coalition which has tor its object the institution
Of measures which. IL il hoped, VIII lead TO the
restoration OF Gibraltar TO Spain.
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l y DIN HALL
II FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 5, 1s72
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
GRAND ORATORIO OF ELIJAH
MISS JENNY BUSK, Soprano, (her last appear
ance prlor TO her debut in italian 0peraJ
HISS ANTON ETTE STERLING, the lannon's
Contralto, of New York
sir GEckGE SIMPSON. thepopulsr Tenor
Boston, said g be the greatest Elijah in
this country
Chorus of $50 voices-Full Orchestra
DR.. p. Cautie d-.....--..... - Conductor
Mr.. george W. walter. -.......... Pi a N lar
Admission, including reserved seats SI So
Sale Of seats 10 commence at Ella Music Store
Monday morning, APRIL. msO
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The WHITE HOUSE is deserted to-day owing
to the absence from Washington Of the Presi-
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NATIoNAL RESTAURANT. n W. cor. Pa av. and 9th
Jos. PLATz, Goa Penns. ave bst 9th aad 7th SITS.
VICTOR EoUx, ian street, seiwreu 18Th and iiih
HYsON HOusk. Henry Hyson. 81 Oh. bet. ID and Z. .
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REAL ESTATE ACFNTS a go.

SiI1S - cor La. avenue aud 7,h strs.,
a. ~ /. ySSS 90 ~ street, opp. 20 Depa-tm "a
u hA1k' corner IN .ad OPP POST ofss
HERRING JOKES. lf25 y street near sk,s eets-
BIS: N. PLUXB, 5l5I 9Th St, OPP p o. Dsn.-.,,,.
NJ NJ kOHRER, 5l3 9TH So, OPP q eI..nent'
wv ii. CLA6ETT, SIG Market space
SOLOMON J. FASUF. 7O2 st. ,bt Jason Pa, o-.
ChNELEs THodPScV Co ,65e ii street rorner Jsbb
IB4s u. WAGGANAy. SIG 7th St. OBJ. p o. Dea't
Y. ~ NARSER. ~ TIh sweet, between and II "
moore PAEvJN, COS 18th 81, OPP Treasury Dept
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Nor TAxABLE.-The Secretary of the Treas
ury has decided that the income tax on the
salary OF the President and OF Judges of the
Supreme Court of the United States is uncOnsti-
tutional, and the same will be refunded and not
hereafter mnosed.
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TEE PRESIDENT, accompanied by General
Porter, lett here last night for New York to
witness the departure OF Miss Nellie Grant for
Europe to- day.
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From Europe To-day.

me AANAcAkhlAL fAElh NAhB1 Ihk STAN
ISL ELECTIONS
MADRID, April Objections for m IN bers OF
the electoral colleges which are 70 choose sens
tors and deputies Of the Cortes took place yes
terday throughout the Kingdom, aud were
conducted quietly, except in COrlOva, where
slight disorder occurred. Full returns from the
elections have not been received, but a. far a.
known the ministerialIsts have elected so presi-
dents and l62 secretaries OF electoral colleges
and the coalitionSts. or opponents of the gov
eminent, 90 presidents aud .26l secretaries
Madrid was carried by the cOalitioBists. IL j.
supposed the ministerial party will have p,
DEPUTIES in the lower branch OF the Cortes
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The NEW YORK CUsToN-HOUsE INvEsTIGA-
TIoN.-COl. George A. Durow, formerly as
sistant appraiser in the New York custom
house, was before the Senate committee investi-
eating all. ged abuses in the New York custom
house day, and made statement in regard 70
the seizure of Naylor * Cos, books for the
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MISUNDERSTANDING STC
JEWFIRy STORES

" ". GALI Bro. Co, IIO7 Pa. Az bit. 18th and l.
Y -. HOOD, 9a3 Pa. ay., between 9th and 10Th SIS
sAAJ FL LEwis, 1921 Pa. ay, bet. l2th and 18Th ~
liz MY sEAhEN, 9l3 Pa. ave bet. gth and l0:h 3.
j. hAKR, 62J Penusyiv anis aveuus, near 9TH sire
J .i-N ?. PRIGG, 4J' Pa. avenue. het "a and 9th
W u .GleIn. 1913 u st. Wash N, Ai2O Bridgs ST &c
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RAILROAD OFFICES

bAiIiMoRE OHIO Il. ASS Pa ave BIT a., ssth sts
Noprui rep3t, n ) ave- and st., north Of Capitol
On tXS fEED PoT h X ev9 Pa.ave bit 9th s7th
Ar 4 "a a. :. n d oO3 Pa. ave, s. h street
49, = .i N TG ATT OFFICE ASS Psave Il 81. a.;
mSTRoPoiTTAS H HOSE 4. Co. 30 N. J. ave
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CONTROLLER HULBURD's RESIGNATION Ac-
CEPTED.-The Secretary of the Treasury wrote
letter 10 Mr.. II. r. Hulburd this afternoon
informing him that his resignation as controller
of the IIency was accented.
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MEXICAN RAIDERS TO BE ARREsTED.-The
Secretary OF War has instructed General Sheri-
dan, commanding the military division OF the
Missouri, and General Augur, commanding the
department of Texas. under General Sheridan,
10 be specially vigilant i'm arTeSting Mexican
raiders along the Rio Grande, and turn them
over TO the civil authorities.
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81 EEH s '.rEAET. =. y r. Pa. sy and llth 4.
W.. I. " ava 4 Co.'S " COZ IA AMI gth 81.
fEFEN 3 y -rr-f De- o, l-:k and streets.
AWNINGS. &c.
JoTN g. Ii"afS- IL MsrEet Space.
RAKEKIES.
tfrn REs~T- rs 2 rTsy 'yaIi.a cor lS,h It
NtFER s EIp-. " r--Ler ara -l'a >t-ret.
John Nut.T- 80 1iE street, between u I'D p
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HcIY I'm BAND, III 7th street between G aud Il
BANKS AND BANKERS.

,iAS Cook Il 90, l5ih - OPP. T. ess1ry Dept.
IR~T SLTlrNSL Pa SK. 'sth -, OF. Tr>as. Dept.
EATsoNsL METECPnG'TN BANK. 15,h 81. Op. T'y DIT
ElGC~ s 10 Executive avenue, corner 18th 81.
NATiONEL BANS CF Tvs RETUBLlC, 3ls 9TH ST, c. ID.
EsNA ~ WASH N7ICS corner # & and eth sts
A. ELLINGTON CITV SAVINGS rs NEc La. a 9th 81
FTEFrEsEN Ssvrv= d TRUsT e.. Pa av..opT Dt
hsT'CNaE = - HErCS-T g.. cor. y Y av sIs.h 4
NsT-.'NAE : ZvINa- Bans. Ger. y. v aud 18th :.
EEENIrE- n MVCH, VIC BANs, Georc etoNn.
fsNT, NA~F Nsr.N 60 6-5 "a. ~ 81, ne AT It'll 81
LEwIs J"ENSoS s 90. Qsl Pa av corner 10Th 81
- ILI- ET-N = O., lar r 81, near Treas. Dept.
MOI 3 Y EE-N fns LE.h - Irsnsr-rs Dan,t
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The House committee on appropriations this
morning had up the sUndry civil appropriation
bill and nearly completed it, The total amount
appropriated by the bill is about $50 600 ,0OO
instead OF SIS cor, eco, as last year.
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IT is UNDERSTOOD that Mr.. A. r. Shepherd
has signitied his acceptance OF the presidency OF
the Grant and ColfaX Central Campaign Club,
and that the headquarters of the club will be
established as soon as practicable.
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TELEGR\rulC BREylrIES.

The Indians about Fort Garry threaten trouble
The attest estimate Of the Erie loes 10 SSO00OQ
Insured fully in ~ companies.
Stanley has arrived in England with his Livingston
L,t.o-.
New Jerery Republicans elect their electoral ticket
..u.Ist 81, aud Maryland Democrats On September
II.
The Amhersts heat the H,rvards at the university
race ut Springfield, Wednesday
North Carolina IL Ovrr run with politicians D,lsno
Mctl md Boutwell, are IN the n,.lss
The death Ut Juarez IL confirmed.
Richard bard.lcy, Of Indiana, IL appointed Consul
At Alexandria, Egypt.
Samuel A Dsbnry. Ut Iowa, Consul to Fayai.
Julius White. Ut Illinois. Minister to the Argentine
Republic and Nelson Truster, u ). Atturue for In.
LLAMA,
Marquis d. NOaillca. the new French Minister wae
formally received BY the President OH w.t,m stuy.
inc. Potts. Chief Clerk OF the War Department.
died In Washington City. Oh "Wednesday. g.,
Schurz spoke in st. Louis July a9d 1t 10 apparent
he does not ike Grant, aud Greeley 10 only bis pref
erencc ~ between the two.
Spotted Tail and so,nc ~ other hungcriug Sioux
Madrid. July, si-Thrcc OF the would be aaeas-
s,ns the King and twcnty.seven accompices have
Wilmington, N c., dispatch .ays the killing Of
Tom Lowry: ct the Swamp Angel gang. WAS inflicted
~ the brOeheIs Vi the murdered Gu. Wishart and
James Mckay, and James Campbell Lowry was On
ms way 70 u Po!tsica! meeting whom the svenging
Tom Murphy write. from Long Branch tina. he b.
Hever President Grant himself paid for his seaside
wards II Ut any rate.
Cabinet meeting was held on the 23d.
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Political Notes

GREELEY has been . candidate for Office
twenty three times, and he has never been
elected hot once, and that was to the butt
end ut Congressional term. Some New
Yorker had served = year nd half l., tho
House. and gut tired vt IT. II. g. picked
w the stump ard smoked 1t out.
Taking Greeley 10 lead the reform move-
ment Ia something which has NO parallel in
political history. 1t Is like taking Satan -
= superi"'endrnt vt Sunday sclhal, or
the Pope - the la Ter Of the old Catholic.
movement, Or the Marquis Of Butte As Presi-
dent OF the InternaliOnsl.-N. Y. Nation.
The total decrease of the national debt
from March l, 1860, to July l, 1872. Was
$3S8, 07O.0l7 This makes . reduction of
thc annual Interest un thu tsVh>, ~.an." rHsh
Nsl dssri04s slsss FNri..l If Grants Ad,n;nia-
tration, Ut t2s, 3Ol ,OS7-nearly two million
dollars per month.
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REMOTlL IND APPOINT
MENT.

We have advices that on July 81. Chas
8. Jones WAS suspended by executive order
from the position of agent At Jocko, ard
N. P. Deery Of Washington Territory des
ignatsd to perform the duties Of the office.
This Agency IL under the Control of the
Catholic Church and the above action was
at the instance ot Father Mesplie of Idaho
When the questions of the Campaign shall
trespass less upon space We will have oc,a
sion IL m Ike some statements in regard to
this affair.
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FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS-,
VIM. II. Clagett.
Deer Lodge County Republican Ticket.
APPOINTMENTS OF EaA. \. clAeEr1.

We are authorized Ivy the Executive Committee u
announce that Hon. Vim. II. ClAgett will speak at tho
following time and places
BozEMAN, Saturday July -.
GALLATIN. Monday July -.
KADERsBCR", Tuesday July %.
DIAMOND, Wednesday July 81.
JEvrERsoN CITY, Friday Augusta
HELENA, Saturday August 5.
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An sxoellsos letter from ID. B." Miss

An excellent letter frvm ID. B." 1issou
h, In reply 70 ''Young Moses" was received
yesterday. but, what Clagsts hes done
takes - much spaos u relaie No have "a
omit the letter. Col Johsson and james
3. Brown wss 70 spsak o. Thursday even
'ng, asd wses tallisg the Hissouls people
tbss ''Clagets Z hedly bsaasa In DsG L'dge
sad Lswis and Clarks,s IN both Of which
cOaaaiss = win ~ najosisisA. We On
- asssssd ~ ',i1pogtsd oanpaigses" asl
doisg % good ~ kAeiaas asd thas Biny
Olaesss win - 4lssoalA ~ . god nator-
~. giaa5yH4 ss.g4.I ! $50 sa4t..g ~ III
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Henry Ward Beeches writes In the last
number of the G1ristiaN Union: AS for
ourselves, We stand by our colors-0rant
which he's been tried and proved in
stnrmy days, when the whole nation leaned
upon L and found Il . sure support
Ex-l congressman Reeves, Democrat,
writes 1 long letter declaring that one third
Ut the Democrats will vote for Grant
through the country II Greeley b endorsed
q Baltimore, and very many more will not
vote at I'll. He styles the Greeley move.
ment . 1.-THE capital blupder Of our unfor.
tunate party management"
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MIGINNLy ClMPlIGN.

The "Gazeite" has been filled with the
most extravagant and Munclsusenish &C
counts Of Major Maginnis' receptions and
speeches on his hips In the south end Of
the Territory. In BDzeman it had men.
women and children, in the sizzling hot
afternoon, climbing upon the nofs Of
houses, chimneys, stove pipes, etc.. with
spy glasses aud other gla .ses. awaiting his
cunning. What confounded fools they
must have thought themselves next day.
In Virginia they had . raptur'us, tumultu.
Gus reception, booming Of guns, ami figur-
stively speaking, the whole popu!ace fell
on the neck Of the ex editor of the ga
zette" and blubbcred. It was the deadsst
meeting ever held in VirginiA No crowd.
no good feeling. not On ounce of powder
burned. The fact If it is. from the best II
vices We have, that from Helena to Ban
mack, the Msginnis meetings have been
the most miserable failursa Very few per.
cons have attended, aud his speeches have
been scarcely anything but the ''Clase.t
Platform" which the ''0azetts"' was com
pelIeh to suppress because Of the injury It
was dong ito candidate BY spreading that
slu6 out thin, the Major has succeeded in
p9t g In time on the stump. Over 1t
,Baa$ak Gil. ett met Maginnis. the appoint.
n.ptS leh being for the same evening. and
Billy for him Maginnis never wants
arr more Clsgett discussion In his; and
he found although he and the Gazette"
claim Cls.ett 10. ''d"ne nothing" FIR Mon
tsna, be could do" the candidate Of vii.
keson Roman & Msglnnis, % completely
that hair wont grow for . swelvsmonth
where he bit him. Nayinris got out Of
Besvsrhead - quick ~ he could, and the
faithful here were implored to get up the big.
gest hurrah possible and try 70 restore the
c1mpletely used up victim to consciousness
hid animation before he should be packed
thRsQEb the other camps Of Deer Lodge.
IS thSonmplete breakdown Of the candi'
DE- Fam Word, Esq.. Col. Chadwick, and
- luminaries are thrown into ....
TIE Imminent deadly hrs,ch"
and preparations have been making for sew
esal days to get up . caravan to meet the
late candidate and pay the list ed tribute
III friendship 10 the remains on their ar.
rival In D~ee Lodge. Up TO the time Of
gong TO press the cOrtege had not "hOve"
In SIGHT, and We will have Il, defer till next
week the full acc0ont Oftheir funeral.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-07-27

Among the recent appointments Of the
President ". notice The re-sppOintmen,
Of Judge Knowls& ID COMMON with Mon.
tana ws s3psess, Whist III feel, : ssnss a
profound grssisad~ that thoroughly
sood and competent man hes besu II %.
pols ted 70 position he Alls with credi,
% himself, and bsssds % ~ people 81
thio District
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In 1870 treaty was made With the F1athead and
other Indian tribes BY which they were to remove
from the Bitter Root reservation the Jocko The
ripustions Of that treaty shout No executed.
yet VIM II. Clagett caims the II Of that measure
exclusively for himself !-Gosette "a.
That Is wholly untrue The eleventh
article of the treaty reserved the entire
Bitter Root Valley atove La La Fork-the
only portion Of it good for anv,h'ng-to the
Indians, and placed every white settler In
the character of . tresspasser subject to r..
moval and punishment Mr. Clagett pro.
cured the order Of the President abolishing
the reservation, removing the Flatheals to
the Jock", and supplemented il with law.
giving the settl n titles, providing for sur
veys, and compcnsating the Indians. What
next to dcfame Clagett