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may comprehend any instrument by
which a State engages to pay money
at a future day, thus including a certifi-
cate given for money borrowed. But
the language of the constitution itself,
were the mischief to be prevented, which
we know from the history of the cOun-
try, equally limits the Interpretation of
the terms. The word 'enaet" is never
employed in describing these contracts
by which a State binds itself to pay
money, at a future day, for services ac-
t1ally received, or for money borrowed
for present use; nor in instruments exc
cuted for such purposes, in common Ian
guage denominated "bills of credit" To
stenact bills of credit conveys to the
mind the idea Of issuing paper intended
to circulate through the community for
ordinary purposes as money, which is
payable at a future day. This is the
sense in which the terms have been
always understood Certainly no lam
guage could be clearer than this used by
that great Judge, or more clearly show
that these Arkansas State levee bOnds'l
are not bills of credit Again, in the
same case (p. 433) he says; at seems
impossible to doubt the intention of the
Legislature in passing this act, or to
mistake the character of
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AT the expiration Of thirty years from
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BONDS.
The Character, Validity and Value
of Arkansas Leyee Bonds
A Caution to HOlders----0piniOn
from Gen. Charles w. Adams.
A Document for Stock and Bond
Dealers and Bankers Every
where.

MEMPHIS, July 20, 1872.
EDITORS APPEAL-I have noticedsev-
eral articles in your paper concerning
the "Arkansas State Levee Bonds, +" cal
culated to unsettle and embarrass public
opinion in regard TO them as securities;
and in view Of the considerable amount
held by individuals, among them many
citizens OF that State, Of which / was for
more than thirty years a citizen, and for
most of that time a practicing lawyer, /
feel it to be my duty, as far as / can, 20
put the whole matter fairly before the
public, and to endeavor at least to show
out of what these bonds have grown, and
their character and value in 4 legal point
of view.
1t will be remembered by your intelli-
gent readers by act Of twenty-eighth
OF September, 1850, the Congress of the
United States declared: "That to enable
the State of Arkansas to construct the
necessary levees and drains to reclaim
the swampand O%ver1owed lands therein,
the whole of these swampandoverfiowed
lands made thereby unfit for cultivation,
which shall Bemain unsOld at the passage
of this act, shall be and the same are
hereby granted to said State" After
the MASSAGE of
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'slAt There BIZ Light."-
"And God said {: Let there be light; and there was
light"
Probably never sinr. the tey,nning, when:
From the auickesaA wDs.b u the ,,siusl gloom,
Tue sun ruled blsek aud bare.
Has the Divine invocation been more nearly
fulfilled in this latitude than during the past
few days and nights. Yesterday the sun
reached its most northcrly limit, and the
,noon fulled a, 2 A. M. Even in . mooniess
night there would have been less than five
hours darkness in the twenty -four, hut with
pale Luna rolling IN glorious sple"dor thro'
cloudless skies, darkness was va"quished
aud We were in the glory OF an almost Arc
tic day. During any time Of the day and
night. ordinary newspaper print could be
read by natuesl light, and the moral Of this
il that where SUCH excellent facilities are
offered for reading, every man should take
paper.
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An accident. regret tn record rather
serious accident to Mr.. Ben. r. Dittes,
prince" and the vehicle In which they
have been percgrinating through Deer
Lodge county in the interest Of the New
NoRrH. W EST. In coming from Philips.
burg Tuesday Prince" got into liberal
streak. boiled, broke the suiky, threw Ben
out, sprsined and bruised him considerably,
and sped away. Ben finally reached 0irl's,
and with the assistsnce of that gentleman
found Prince-''sOre headed" and sore
limbed-brought up after poor run In an
impenctrsble thickct The whole party 10
laying up for repairs ut 0ird's, but Ben
writes that little time will affect Radical
cure, when he will "Gird on his armOr and
be marching along" with still firmcr con.
victions that it iss wise injunction TO "Pu'
not your trust in Princes" +-.~. .-
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Frelghts.-Tbe following fright. have
been received per J. A. Crelgeson & Cos
line-E. 9. Stackpole, Ag't: 4ta-a
June. 17lh-CatdWcll train, for e. T.
Huson & Co., and Con Kohrs, Deer
Lodge Lodge: and ko'ns Le'' B''eif00'' $1,000
June, 1s-Rawlins 4 Gibbs train, for
J. p. Fink, VIM. Coleman, E. r. Huson
& Co., Deer Lodge, and Koung Lee, BLACK.
foot, and Guam Lee, Pioneer-s5, 600 lbs.
June 1o-H. g. Sweets train for h. G.
Weilnld, Silver Bow; J. p. Fink & Co.,
E. r. Huson, & Co. Deer Lodge, lily Sing,
Pioneer, 81 600 pounds.
To arrive-pcr J. A. Creighton q Co.'S
line-Jno. Deakin's train, loaded May 21st,
for T.. r. Huson 3 Co. and J. p. Fink h
Co., Deer Lodge 10, 500 pounds.
Louis Danserrau's train, loaded May %,
for Osborn & Dennee, JOS Suprensnt. r.
T. Huson 4 Co., and Donnell, Clark 4 Lar.
abie-3O, 900! -"
White l. Stamps. los ded June 9, for
KOung Lee, Blackfo0t; Sirsng & Richard.
son, 4. T. Huson & Co., and Nnnell,
! Clark 4 Lsrsbie-4l, 600 pounds.
| Per Diamond RI; 2: Fuller, Agent
10 arrive, Diamond r train, J. E. Adams
lhs freight, for Murphy, Higgins 4 Co.,
Peter Walton, r. 8. Kelley. E. L. Bonner
4 Co, Gem Kee & Co., 7. J. Demera
Mckenzie & Bros train.-Left Corinne
May %, with Is, 500 lbs. freight for George
Perry, Pioneer, and Murphy, Higgins & Go
Geo. Cockerell, left Corinne, June 8, with
1900 lbs freight for +. L. Bonner 4 Co.
and Murphy. Higgins Co.
John Thomas train.--Left Corinne May
Path, with 4,5s5 Lbs. freight for r. 8. KEEL.
ley, NJ, H. & Co., and Others.
Sim Grim. left COrinne May Ath, loaded
principally for Missnulx and Outside camps
Ed. Ryxn's train.-Left Corinne 18th If
NAV, with $1,000 lbs. freight, principally
for NJ, H. & 60.
Thompson's train, with fast freight for
sundry cvnsignees, left Corinse on the 10th
| inst.
Arrived-Diamond R-Pickett, master
with $1,000 ll,s. Of freight fer Murphy, Hig-
gins s. Co., ThOs. P. Aspiring s. Son, and J.
E. Penl'ertOn, arrived on 18th inst, dis,
charged and left for Fort Benton same day
MOran's train, with fast freight from
Helena and Corinne arrived on 18th inst
loaded for A. Cohn, d. q. & L. H. Moss,
Con Kohrs, VIM Coleman, j. p. Reinhardt.
3. E. PealNdy's train, loaded for Muir.
pllv, H. & Co., arrived on the 18th inst.
Moran's train, with fast freight for Bon
mcr g. Co., VIM. Combert, A. Cuh,,, Don>
nell, Clark s. L. and others, arrived June
21at
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Heavy 1nvOiceS of
BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER, Etc.,
Arriving daily and will be sold
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
AT REDUCED PRICES.
Jno. p. FINK + Co..,
l68n Deer Lodge.
FROM LINCOLN GULCH.
Account u the Mining Operations.

EDIroR NEW NORTHWEST:
There are about 100 men in this vicinity
and Sauer Krsut Gulch, including seven
families. There are only three Cinnamon
in the camp, and they leave to morrow for
jefferson. Sixteen men are hired hands Ut
IS per day. The balance are nearly al
claim owners. The claims are worked diff
ferent from any other in the country, the
sluicc- boxes being set on trcstlc work about
eighteen feet alOve the ground, which gives
them An excellent dump. The dirt is hoist.
There are five wilkins on the gulch one by.
drsulic and several windlasses.
Hathaway & Co. are working their claim
close to the town, which will average so to
tie set of thinkers They have worked this
spring cut 100 feet running across the
gulch, wh,cl, has paid ga 80 to the set IF
tiMbers. and through their excellent man
agement four men below clear away five
feet in depth Of dirt tor three sets of ten
teet caps, while one man above hews the
logs, cuts the posts, and by the aid Of
horse and whim HOSTS all the dirt out ut n
thirty feet shaft to twenty feet above ground,
where it Is dumped into the sIuices and
washed
On No. 5 seven men IRE employed wash
ing the old tailings, which are hoisted
power. They pay - per day to the hand.
This Is being done while the boys are wait
ing for ropes To come from Benton to work
the rich gulch diggings
Geo. Refining & ca. have bedrock hume
and also an hydraulic running on discovery
in the upper part Of the guich. They have
ditch eight miles long, which covers u
large extent 1T mining ground, and the
lucky owners 6atter themselves that It is the
best property In the Territory.
Mrs. Lai,erty, IN I'D resident Of this
place, il making SIS per week with IL COWS
from the sale Of milk and butter, the latter
being worth Is cents per ID.
The miners say there will be more gold
taken out this season than during the past
two years. Nj. Hyde, the matchmaker, 10
here, but leaves tomorrow for Mcclellan
| and Washington gulches.
Lincoln, Jane II, 1874. -.
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TERRITORIAL.

Noaaanian, 13sk Jno. 8. Lott Is appoint.
ed administrator Of the estate Of I'd. Gala.
gher
A new bridge Is built across the jefferson
Ut Silver Star.
''Some Of the Territorial press are inclined
To doubt the genIineness of the singular
phen0men' chrOnicled by us two weeks ago
Some two hundred people have already Wis
tied the spot aud not one has spoken to %
in disputation of our item ar on any other
topic since" (Good for you. An editor
who would joke on . grave subject -
that, deserves no compassion
Judge H. L. Hoslner will remain in San
Francisco. He Offers his effects in Virginia
for sale. Mrs. and Miss Hosmer will join
him in . few DAYS, and Allen follows in
August. y b suggested that tue Judge will
engage IN literary pursuits in connection
with some magazine Overland D The
Judge nlibrsry hes been, aud perhaps Is yet,
the largest in Montana. -e s,u'
4 Herald, H.: The steamer Mcdonald mr.
rived ut Benton yesterday .sg.as .aE
James w. Whitlaich has returned 10
COrinne. .,f .sst5 . f'' Ii g"E IL
The C0rinne operator telegraphs Mr..
Fredcricks that 2, 900 Cinnamon commenced
work this morning on the Utah, Idaho and
Montana Railroad. a3.t.9. sas st
Gazette, 18th: Hon. James N Cava.
naugh arrived ON Saturday evenings coach
rather unexpectedly Is be had not been On
n0unced by telegraph. i"# 81
He Ia strongly In favor Of the endorse
ment Of Greeley ct Baltimore, and will be
candidate before the Dear Lodge Con.
ven,ion fur the nomination y Delega.e 10
Congress. T #f'fIEsa i7 1l9i hai1
A military post hes been sstablished at
Flsthead Psss ~ prOtscs the 0allatin valley.
Pioneer, 18th: Corner lots in Missoula,
and III other lots are just nov ''looking
up fa att@8 eH'. . 80 3d!j s27
Missosle Cosasy b divided isto asses-
The Rssesr hes had {, call from Angus
1acD Donald, who has bsen In he employ Of
the Hudson Bay Company since lo06 z z
The Methodist Church ;sdi6ee viii soon
b compleisd. ssals 10 oo4s ,iae9 f.5ss.
Ma Wseden, Of Blackfoot 10 70 teach
the next term u Public school in NisooulA
0Mss1gs, l0th: Dr.. g. W Monroe, ~
Alahsma, h looking oas loeatios II Hon.
taoA YCba3sf RI IL s. aaH 81 It's s.
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Episcopal.

nIess0P TUrTLE's APPOINTMENT.
The Right Rev. Bishop Daniel ). Tuttle will preach
q tho following times aud places:
Virginia City, II 4. n. and p. NJ. Sunday. July Z.
Lsliatn -" sP. N. "Wednesday, July 10.
EozrmAn. II 4. n. aud ?. n. sunday. JIy H.
Kadcrsburg. 3 i. NJ "Wednesday, July II.
Helena II A. N. and r. N. July q.
Dasaond. sP N. Tuesday. July e.
Fort Shs>v, II 4. N. and y =. n. Sunday, July -.
Deer Lodge. II 4. u. and p n. Sunday, August
Willow Creek, -. Il. w. II A. II. Sunday. August II.
Stcvcnsv lie. r. N. Sunday. August II.
Mlrsoula. II 4. n. aud 8 +. n. Sunday. August ls.
Bannack. II A N. and =. n. sunday, August IL
IUinde tier SChOsA House, y. N. Monday, A"E. 70.
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COMING AT LAST. -a5
Phlllp.bsrs silver In Sight.

The miners 1T Flint have struck Il sure,
this time. The Imperial procoss Il . success.
Mr. Joa Axor arrived on Thursday evening
from Philipsburg bringing up 6l5 pounds
avoird upois Of silver, worth nearly 90, 900,
the first three days ran on the James Stsaft
mill with the present process, Of - tons Of
ore. This 10 over goo dollars % Tho ton,
aud over three thousand dollars per day
product Of the min, good enough TOR any
country. The contract 10 for one thousand
tons. The yield Il s,ill increasing, bat 4
Il 10 only half maintained 70 this there viii
b such n excitsment over Flint Creel
Quarts % Montana be- not heard OF before.
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Personsl.-J. Sidney Osborne return.

Personal.-J. Sidney Ostorne returned
Wednesday from three months trip east
and west, and has four hundred tons Of
goods coming. Among callers in town
during the past week were Messrs. Chas. G.
Reynolds, Ed. McClsy, Pat Powers Sheriff
Of Lewis and Clarke from Helena: Maj Jno.
Oven, Of Fl. Owen, journeying home by en-
~ stages from the Legislature, Mr.. A. E
Mayhem, on brief visit from his recently
adopted home in Missouis ;Sessrs. VIM
Mullen, andW. n. Kelly Of Pioneer pur
chasing goods; and Dennis Manton, p. N.
1T Bearlown, ditto. >. MT. jas. Gilchrist
warden 10 charge of the Penitentiary, and
\ good one he Is ton, on account of contin
ued i'll health Is induced to contemplate 4
trip 10 the States soon by steamer. Mrs.
Pxdeau and Miss D;Acheul, of Deer Lodge
are making Short s"journ 10 Helena.
Wiley, who has Eot to he ~ rover" rur
over to Helena this week but 10 lin posi-
iton" again. ID. .(COnfOund that croquet, il
getting mixed up with everything
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Proposals for Indian Sup
plies.

Oss'cs srSs..xvESD..r q lsD.Ax AyyA'nA
H8LsNA u. r., JuDe IA 1e79.
CEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WILL
y be received nj THE once until IL O'Clock T. July
8h 1874 for supplies required By the Indian Depart
n,sns during the drca year eading June y. ls. -
follows:
CROW AGENCY. on yElLowsroxE aIvoa
5000 .acks Xx and XXX 6oSr.
3sa0OJ pounds net, beet.
5000 pound. eseoo-ei.ar sdss.
1000 pounds family soap.
100 pounds salt
1000 sacks Xxx and XXX Aour.
100 600 poundr-net-bsef.
7S,0S pounds hacon-elsar s'dsa. .,.s o..
5000 pound. RIO sosee-ers.n.
7.00 pounds family soap.
1LAox,oor Aosxcx.
l.soo s.cks Xxx and XXX -four.
:O.tOO pounds
1900 pounds hsown suxar. sugar. equal TO ssaa'ts
sou poa"ds family soap:
3OO0 pOunds salt.
ron TETON SIOUX lat on xEAa Port rBcx. OK rnS
MISSOURI HIvER-sH0ULD fnEY u xIsD1D.1
s60Oo sack. Xxx and XXX aour.
lU,UO pounds bac0n--cieaf sides.
100000 pounds brOwn susasC sugar. equaiso Ssuases
$4,000 pounds Pho eofcc-gresa.
10000 pounds family soap.
l5WO pounds aalt
SALMON RIVER
100 sacks Xxx and XXX nour.
IS zoo pounds-net-beef.
laO0O pounds bncou-clear sides.
5000 pounds brown sugar. sugar equal to stuartss
1000 pounds Rio eoacs--g,ssn.
1870 pounds family soap.
$50 pounds SALT
Prices be for the articles delivered at the respective
Agencies.
Bidders must state the prices Of the grades IT -four
separately.
weight determined BY weighing ON scales, when prsc
Proposals will be received for the delivery Of any
one Or all Of the above named articles. 1t any one or
Delivery to commence Immediately, and to continue
from time TO- time. ~ may he required, during the
be reay for inspection and delivery at such times and
In such quantities will secure at each Agency At oil
ti%e. =. ess. one month. supply Ann, .,,., .o,
All the sr,ce. furnished must be Of good merchant,
able and family quality. and subject to inspection aud
The undersigned reserves the right to increase Of
diminish the above quantities. II necessary. and to
deemed necessary for the interest Of the Government
Payment to be made at Washington. D. c. on ecrti:
ned vouchers, Issued BY the respective agents, and
Each copy Of each proposal must have copy Of this
advertisement attached thereto.
No bid will be considered unless accompanied by a
written guarantee 0f responsible PARTIES 70 the
effect that the bid IL accepted the bidder or bidders
will immediately enter into written contract tn &C
Onds will b. required in the amount Of the bid for
the faithful! ot the contract with two or
more surei.e. whose sufaciency must be certified u
Owing 10 the npractcab)ity Ut getting to the dr.
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Here Priseoers. - Sheriff Powers and
Under Sheriff Charles Rsynolds, just = w
went To prees last week, arrived with three
more involuntary immierants to the West
Side, and commended them 70 Warden Gil.
cbrlst's hospitalitisa They 40 Michael
Oscalin, forssyso years, Oh = Whiting, sen.
fenced for sevsu zysazs and SamI Aylss,
for two yearn They plead guilty Of grand
larcsay bsl6re JudCs Wade, and were sen-
fenced = abova Thsir accomplics, An
Clinton, who pied nos Esilty, was d.;
charged, and ws pessons these cosvictS
Dcver WIN cease 70 gsgrse thsy didn't tell
tle usaal " whsa olbcially INTERCEPTED -
to their, Ealst. Ha1 ss7ss sn' -
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FOR RENT!

BRICK FIREPROOF STORE s'xo0 feet, -
n feet ceiling situated hrtween Osborn d Dennces
and Murphy, Higsius Cos on Main street, Deer
Lodge City.
ALSO. a Frame Store. adjoining Murphy, Higgins
stores suitable for either dry goods Or grocery
business
Possession given June LIT. For particular apply
to DANCE & STUART,
lt3Sm Deer Lodge City, n. T.
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p...blicsn County Convention.

,.,rslrAxs OF DsEs Lopss COUNT,
- I'D MONTANA TEsRIrosr:
.,c requested to hold your primaries In 20 ur
wv w.. ,,.cocts on Saturday, June y, 18Th. to
~ ..,.,.,es to the County Convention to BE- held
,.,ace City on Saturday. June -. Is7s. At
,pw. for the purpose Of electing eleven dele
T., attend the Territorial Convention to b. held
,.,. m wednesday, July ID, 1879, to nominate
.,.,.. 70, the Council, Assembly, County Com.
',.,,o., and three District Assessors.
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B0l.00 In8 tor. All!
On and after this date viii aell my
ENTIRE STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS, AMI
HATS At COST, TO CLOSE OUT
~ Oth~ Goods At Lowest Pricea II
On Monday next will open
4 Large 8took Of N0vW cood0.
Price my goods and soc II don't mean business
CHAs. BLUM.
Deer Lodge, June Z. lS71 1851
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''Hunting for Z Home. "-Prof. Egbert
Smith, who recently closed . successful
term of school here, and who we will be
pleased to see return again. left on Wednes.
day, with his brother Oscar Smith, recently
from Savannah, NO., to look up farms on
the line IF the N. p. r. r. between Pen
d'Orei)le Lake and Walls Wxlla.
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New Goods, Arriving Daily,
New Goods, Arriving Daily,
New Goods, Arriving Daily,
ATE. BONNER * cos
At r.. L. BON ~ l. IL T. CO.'S
Al T.. l.. BONN Err - co.,
WE ARE RECEIvING DAILY BY FAST
FREIGHT.
Our Choice Invoice Of
Ladas' DresS GssdS,
Gents Furnishing Gssda,
Bssts, Shoes. Hats, Caps.
CLOTHING, CARPETS,
Nouso Fvrnishing Goods, Etc.
- PRICES MARKED DOWN TO
~ NEW YORK PRICES.
Yen can osly be satisfied Of the bargains VIC oGes
BY calling aud exsmiMing Clouds and Prices.
No trouble to show goods. Give 10 call.
Deer Lodge, June I. 1S74 Isl
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The National Bird.-Mr A. K. Grid cap
tured few days ago, from its eyrie among
the crags 1T the upper Henderson Noun.
tains, young war eagle, measuring fous
fee, ten inches from tip to tip. although moi
yet full dedged enough TO fly. This fine
specimen was captured to order, for Mr.,
Charles 8. Warren, Under Sheriff of Deer
Lodge County, who is in receipt Of the
same, and it is now u Wsrrin' bird in more
senses than one
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Candles to suit both old and young,
Candles admired by every one /;
Candies In notices to make love In.
Candies for riding, walking, talking:
Candies also that bHbies cry for.
Candies to please oil styles and finances.
Go TO WIN. COLEMAN'S.
lss-lt Post Office Store
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:Ntu 9orth'#
Saturday Morning, June 22d, 1872.
LOCAL N EW s.


M BEN. r D1rTeS 10 the authorized general
agent Of the New NosTS WEsr. lie will make
canSsss ol Montana during the next few weeks We
solicit tsr him, the paper II deemed worthy. the
eouursies ap1 continued litcrality Of patrons.
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FAMED AND CELEBRATED
~ J. J NJ rt y l. INV. K
"KlYUS," .s<+
3 Wood Street,
Helena.

Changed Over.-Gilmer q Sslisbury's
line of coaches, between Deer Lodge and
Helena, now runs direct sia Milk Ranch
and Snow Shoe, . coach connecting from
the latter place 70 Blackfoot The time
saved 10 nearly three hours, making about
eight houn run between the terminal sts.
tons. ...-.y .r.-....r.g
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Races The rxce on Saturday last be.
tween Brown Prince and Hull's brown
mare. 500 yards for gem, was draw.
The race between Billy Nuts and Old
Mary il off.
A race 10 made for Ol:n's Track, june %,
hetwecn Hammond's ''Gourd Heels" and
Hulrs brown mare, 600 yards for 600.
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The Bridal Cha nal Der.
ESSAYS For Young Men, on Great Social Evils
and Abuses, which interfere with MARMAoE-with
Of relief for the Errlng and unfOrtunate
diseased aud dcbtated sent FREE Ut charge in seal
ed envelopes. Address. Howard ASSOCIATION, No.
Ninth st., Philadelphia, Pa. 1l6-lyr
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Relioiou0 Services.

PxxssyrZw,Ax Rev. J. II. Ruseeal Of the Presby.
tcrian Chn,ch will preach ut the Court House o. t.
morrow -Sunday, June 2S-nt II 4. N. aud r N.
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La(ltc0' Cloth Cutters,
Cents Cloth Gators,
JUST RECEIVED AT
.JNO. p. FIN X ~ Co.'S,
l58u Deer Lodge.

300 lfOa c1, VI alsS
and Colts fs,l. sale
Tins. hWndred head Of Horses. Mules and Colts for
sale cheap for cash. Apply to
W w. JONES'
Or CIIAS 3. WARREN.
l53tf Deer Lodge City.
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HOLL0wAY's PILLs AND OMrAEnT.-FOe Scurvy.
Leprssy and cutaDsOus diseasss they ar1 unrivaei
In places where these maladles are prevalent the
bloichee, &C.. they are unparalleled and cosmetic
the Ointment stands uneQualIsd. Sold everywhere.
Is cents per box Or pot.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-06-22
PROM RED FOUNTAIN.
Mining II Tho Vicinity Il Highland.

EDlroR NEW NonFn-WEsT:
There are four claims being worked In
Highland Gulch this season, employing 20
men. Four srrastras On the Nevins and
Only Chance Lodes, arc just starting up
and have made no clean.ups yet Ten
men are at work in the placers at Moose
Greek, and two arrastras running. Al
Camp Greek two fumes are running, and
i've men are u work. Basin Gulch ID al,an-
dOned. In Blacktail two men are working.
There Ia plenty of water in al the guiches,
bat the boys have just gotten fairly to
work.
Yours truly. s...f
'sOLD MAN."
Red Mountain, June II, l67A
LARGE LOT or WINDOW sAsHIs- ALL
SiSss, foe eals cheap for cash By I
lisa D. l. KENYON.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-06-22

Notice Of Collection.
The accounts and notes OF Kleinschmidt / Bro. are
left ut the Banking House Ut DOnnell Clark Il Lara
bic for collection. All pcrs0ns knowing Themselves
indebted are notified TO call there and make settlement
promptly. ~
Deer Lodge, June 10 1874. 49,