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Deer Lodge, N, r.. Nov. 8. 1875.
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.
Tvo ValaaAle 8sesss aaA . Par ef1eanD
1lisoi1g,

Early on Monday morning, last. the driver
for Murphy 4 Cos Lumber Yard In going
into the enclosure for his team, discovered
that .'Dick"a fine stallion belonging to
Granville and Thos. Stuart. and BILL" one
OF Judge Dances carriage horses were mis-
sing Surprising they had broken from the
enclosure search and inquiry was made In
the vicinity hut with no avail On Tuesday
morning II developed that Charles Live, .
nobby, no account barber who has been
making more sensation recently than good
citizen should, and J. G. Brooks, colorcd
man until Saturday in the employ Of Dance
& stuart, were missing since Sunday night
Love, was 1t liberty On bail 10 appear n
next term vt csurt, and Brooks was a''pnrd'
If his. Neither h.d demonstrated to the
community very high moral c"nvicti"ns
"r were anchored here by real estate or
family obligations Of . controlling nature.
The circumstances, when added up" were
suspicious. Rezi, Anderson took keen
scented hound to tn field, to where the
horses had evidenced some confusion, and
started her. She made straight for OIins
Race Track. Here it was evident some
trans had been cachsd and loaded on one Of
the horses. Brooks had evidently loaded
biy plunder there. Thence returning they
passed near A. Elli0tts and out on the
prairie east of town, where another halt WAS
made and Loves fancy little boot heel had
made numerous indentAtious. In loading
HE traps there spur had been left. From
thence the tracks led directly toward Freeze
Gu. Ranch at . god gait, the leaps Of the
horses measuring fifteen feet. The hound
held her way swiftly and steadily on the
Trail until the crossing OF the rad w
reached and ~ tracks termed dsses he siser.
That settled the direction and showed con
clusively tho negr,es bad taken the h'rses.
During The dsy ts,cera,ns were sent over oil
the lines 70 intercept them. The next morn
ing-WednesdAy Wesley W. Jones, Shcr'
IN, In company with Rezio Anderson,
lsS, By coach for Missouls, designing
there 10 take hossss, and get 'he robbrss
There b not much chance for escape with
that rair on the trail, and the probability h
the owners will Get their horses and ihs
Peniisnsiary the thieves.
Advicas from Missouls last night STATE
that the horse teieves were caught belo~
that plsce, and will arrive hero BY the hrs'
up coach.
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The stage bringing ups week ago the
larges, and livsst consignment Of ladies Deer
Lhgc has had for some centuries, tipped
on Plea~n, Valley Divide In the night, the
passengers suffering only few shrsaiona
The driver subsequently, remarked Death
bad no more tcrnrs for him His new
v,g looks we'll, and Gilmer q Salisbury
think be can drive with the one eye II bic
eas don't come OF.
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an now receiving The largest stock q eeods svss
trough. to Montana. compssd q standard goods asd
The la,c,t fashions and novelties,
0SEss Cooos
SHAwls
LAcEs
Cooks
Hos'esY
flAtrels
OorEsT'cs ..
CAwe1s ETC.

Having an ample supply oe gooda. am enabled to
cell At low priess, and solicit the calls Of buyers.
Come and examine ny euods snd prices.
Deer Lodge Nov. g. 1879. ia.
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RrYIALo. n. T.. Die. u lS19 J.

DCvvALo. n. r.. Disc. - jSse
d. 4. v. PIsacs Fur the past elk months havs
uscd your Golden Medical Discovery II ~ practice
aad In thas tins have tsses1 ~ merits In severn
csaghs boeh acute ard chae u cAsonie diseases q
the throat severe casss u bro schts, general dessnss
ment u the sysssa. coassipassd coadit,os Il IL
bowels and wherever thorough Alternative. q 6o0d
purasr has becn indicated In Ill cases have tound
Il u scs gently. yst thoroughly al easssally 10 ~
moving the various disesscd coud ioes, - assGssS
about hcaIthy action throughout ID. syssea.
Years frssssnally, #f
II. Z. HALL. !. p.
TINS medicissis rod " Ill respscsable dfsGtaes r.
al parts Vt Ameeica. aN
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~. court. held ., Virginia City. Rsdcrrburg and
.,sms nrr Courts Of the First judicial District. Hon.
I,.n.I' Murphy, Associate Justice. presiding; the
.n,s held nj deer L0dve City. Bsnpack And Aiseou.
,.sr Courts oi the second Judicial Distltct, hon.
r""r, d u Helena and Diamond, are Courts Ut the
1S,J Judicial District lion. u. Wade. Chief Jus.
~ p,esdng.
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RELIGIOUS.

y. souIH--QuARrERLY MEsrno-Relisious
sr,iee. lqua'tcry mectingl' Rev. w. L. Blackwell.
oscisting will be held ut the Court House, Saturday
evening Nov. ssh, At : p. M, sunday. Nov. i0th, II
l. n. and p. m.
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The undcrsigued will from and after this
date suspend the free advertising l'st. Our
advertising spsce 10 for sale In quantity to
suit Purchaser and st reasonable hgdsea
What We can contribute tn worthy objects
We will. But free advertising has become .
burden and We herewith give notice Of 10
unexceptioual suppression,
INDEPENDENT
New NoRTn.WEsr
Deer Lodge, N, r.. Nov. Q. 1875.
ALARGE LOT or WINDOW sAsHEs-AL
Sizes. Ter eale cheap for cash BY
iiku D. q. KENYON.
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]. q. o. r.

THE REGULAR COMMUNICATION OF COT.
| touxOod Lodge No . I. q. y. 2. wiil be held ~:
n Wednesday evening 1t Odd fellows Hall. se
Sdock sojouining Brethren In good standing sse
srdialy invited 70 attend. ~,
TN WILLIAMS. Secretary.
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Sirst Qsastssly lgsstiags br 0ese1eaC
District.
Qtj. and iMt

DecnIOdgc vth ana 1Mn.
Mi,enula and Corvallis. November l6th and 18th.
Pioneer, November I'D aud 34h.
silver F,w. lat Warm kpriug school House, Nov.
sNh and DEC. ist-
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collie on Notice.
Having removed our entire Stock OF Goods 70 Flint
Creek out Book Accounts 10 Dss Lodge lest With
=. z. iitsckpo,e Tor Collection.
All pxrs0ns knowing themselves indebted are r.
quested TO settl1 promptly with hin.
IN EFT HUSON \ CO.
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A KEoxux LADY.-1he NEW No1TH
WEST, pahlished q Dear Lodge, Montana,
has the following notice Of IN eotimabse
lady who formerly resided In this city. Miss
Lawrence 10 not only IN excellent wonan.
but one Ut the most acoo0p1ishsd female
teachers In this country. Her many friends
in this city will b pleased TO learn Of hes
present l,catiou. and that her prospect b
excellent Of doing we'll In bsf profession In
the far west. The Montana paper says :
Miss R. lawrence, lady Of excellent cul.
ture, and who has boen eminently success.
fol, during several years experience - n
ipsirucires In Kcokuk and 81. Louis, has
accepted . proposition from the trustees Of
this school dis,rics, tn take charge Of . do.
partment during the winter tenn, and will
arrive this month. ~ Csaslieseiea, (Keokuk
lows), Oct. =.
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The Exchange Saloon,
FINE wlxEs. LIQUORS AND cIGARA
I<b-sf DsLLJ WlkSON.

PAspoxkD john Davidson. Sentenced
n eighteen m0sths imprisonment Nay 10.
1871. Sor selling whisky u Indians ~ ras>
doued on Tassday BY order # ahs Atsorsey
Ossessl and released fsna The penttens'asy,
- dsys dine having bssu allowed. as
Assisss = . sspesss ~ gsasitsds 70 Aeasss.
Ellchrist ord Adrisncs for lhsjr consider
&c treatment Wills - w. ! prisoner.
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,me, and place. Of holding Courts IN the Territory
lwnn,ana. United states business transacted u
~ hrid a, Helena, Deer Lodgc aid Virginia cite.
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lust RECEIVED EXPRESSLY FORTHE
BANK EXCHANGE"
IuanAea III POgoog.
"a wv. WILSON.
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Notice t. Contrsctor&
Bids for Convict lahor-the same 70 be
performed within the Penitentiary enclosure
will hs received ct the y. g. Prison, Deer
L6,dee, n. T. until - %. November 11lh
1874 The contract will be awarded 70 the
highest bidier who will be required 70 give
security, and guarantee steady employment.
G. B. Adrianoe,
l749t Dept. sept. q. 8. p.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
uAyANA Jan. %

HAVANA, ian. 81, l
Via KEY WEST Jan. g. 1S72.)
correspondence has taken place between the
government OF santiago ana the French Consul at
Santiago de Cuba relative 20 the escape OF a gen.
tleman named Flgueras anu several negro slaves to
jamaica on French steamer.
The Consul denies all responsibility on the part OF
his government, because the police remain on the
steamers during their stay at Santiago de Cubas
The demands OF the government nave now reached
the point that they inform the French Consul
that the Spanish Consul at Kingston has been
instructed to procure from the government OF
Jamaica the return Of FIgueras and the negroes and
In the probable case Of the request not being com
piled with 1t will close the ports OF the island to
French steamers.
The idea OF retaining political prisoners and
three slaves from the British government Is consld-
cred absurd. The general impression prevails
among int ligent merchants that The threat to
close the ports Is mere buster and that Its execu.
ton is impossible.
The Cubans ON the 14th captured and burned the
town of Guisa, killing numDer OF volunteers and
regulars. The Spaniards sent for retnfOrcements,
and occupied the runs on rae following day.
party OF Cubans captured q convoy OF fortv
carts near Las Tunas. Several were killed on both
| sides. The Cubens outnumbered the Spaniards.
| The steamer Havana, from New orleans via Key
! West, has been quarantineo, owing 10 the preva
| lence of the smallpox at the latter place.
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FIRE IN BROOKLYN.
An Old Indy Buvued to Death and Three
Houses Destroyed.

An Old Indy Burned to Death and Three
Houses Destroyed.
The alarm signal nfty-six was received at P0li00
Headquarters corner OF Court and Livingston
Streets Brooklyn, shortly before eleven 0clocE aud
the City HAL tower bell rung out the fire numericals
almost simultaneously with the electric signal given
10 the police. The fire apparatus lent prompt re-
sponse and were s0on 70 the number OF four steam
engines, brought into action upon the field Of con-
Migration, which proved to be Pearl street.. near
Prospect There the demon tongue OF the fiery nena
shot upward through the roof of q handsome
Three story white painted. frame house, No. l42
Pearl street. ana stretched to the right and lege.
tapping the sides OF the adjoining dwellings,, Nos.
worked with hearty good will in their com mend
able enueavor TO save the other houses In the
neignborh9od swnlca was no small un dertaking,
were almost entirely destroyed. The loss on NO.
142 IS about $4,000; insurance not Known The
%aeS 5000 - The and names Of s sss
owners OF the latter structures could not bs
ascertaned. But the horrible part OF the story re-
first discovered IN the basement OF I42 Pearl street.,
which domicte was occupied by an Old widow lady,
Mrs. Lucy A. Williams. Sixty years OF age. who
lived alone The citizen VINO made the discovery
notified patrolman and the Olicer gave the alarm
at the YORK street station house. When assistanOe
an nss ere % ss SSSr as s
crlsped, unrecognizabe remains OF the
unfortunate old lady named. The body
where 1t was covered with sheet and now
awaits the action OF the Coroner. From the state.
ment Off brother-insaw OF the deceased 1t appears
liquors, and 1t Is believed that she upset kero-
sene OIL lamp upon her clothing, and. owing to her
inebria.ed state, was unable to make her escape
enveloped her. The police Of the Second precinct.
under Sergeant Craft and the First precinot men,
under Sergeant EasOn, rendered excellent service
IratiOn.
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THE JApS AND THE TELEGRAPH.
Greetings by Wire from the Japanese in San
Francisco and Cordial Replies from th'
President, Secretary Fish, Pro-
lessor Morse and Others


An event OF unusual interest In the history OF the
telegraph transplred yesterday. The members OF
the Japanese Embassy visited the Western Union
Telegraph Office in san Francisco, and were
enabled to communicate direct with the Secretary
of State at Washington, with Professor Morse Pres
dent Orron and Others IN this city. and with the
sons OF the chief Amba Prince Iwakura, now
attending school at New Brunswick, N. J. The
wires were connected through and the following
dispatches we're lnterchanged:-
FROM The SECRETARY OF STATE.
wAsuInGToN, Jan. q, 1872
The Secretary of state congatulaes the Japanese Mn
ts,er on his and tenders cordial wcicUne to the
United States to himself ana Embassy
REPLY OF PR NOE IwAgURA.
SAN FHAsoIsOo, Jan. q, 1872
Many thanks for your kind welcome to the United states
esSe here 1907
:s nsxs sns s hSnSa
the Tenno OF japan V Ambassador extraordinary
THE PRESIDENTS GREETING .. ,s,,
Prince IwAKURA, Ambassador Extraordinary San Fra"
s President will be much pleased receive yourself and
You c c %ss % A%sIls," Dsop. and
Win he IS
,s:ss 10 states The advent Of
embassy II seSsAF ssssss q Of 9sss
'' PROM PROFESSOR MORSE.
Morse present. his best respects the
and him to the sphere OF
intercourse. u,r yr,rv
SAN FRANolsoo. Jan. q, 1872.
smbsssy from Japan desire to- inform Professor
,he of the electric eegrsph that his fame
tsoa.anS miles essapb viii be opened for business
10 'ne'' ''u"' IwAKURA, Ambassador Extraordinary
TIE PRESIDENT OF TEE WESTERN UNION SPEAKS.
NEW YORK, Jana a3 1874
IwAKunA, Ambassador Extraordinary San Francisco =
presents his respectful Compliments to the Ambassador
raodnary of Japan and tenders the rs OF IN toe
United states whenever ms A''''"'' W. o 'RW
THE ANSWER.
SAN FRA NDlsco Jan. %, 1879.
PREsIDENr WILLIAM ORION AND VICE. PRBstDEnr NUN
Accs tho sincere thanks Of myself anc associate Abas
sadors your knduess N placing such wonderful 'ec
graphic facilities a oT disposal x,,r.or,.rv
MR. GEORGE II. MUMFORD OUT.
NEW YonK, Jan. 70, 1872.
IwAxsRa, Ambassador E1raosdnary San Francisco .c
shall pleased to see you A. the end q The line anS
have yo inspect our once aE Ess
yROM SONS To SIRE.
NEw BRUNSWICK, N. j., Jsn. 2S, t5IS
~hTyTcHiosArr FATmER-we rejoies to bear from you
wait for you IN Chicago "'' TAfo. SSXS xsxsst
| FROM SIRE TO SONS.
TO TATo MINAMI AsAssI, Brunswick =, -. 10 >,
NY soSs, sD have rcceived in America We
probably here during the "ds o. 10 n ssr v e. NEE
| me in Chicago. Your aGectonate father, iWAAoHA'
| THE MAYOR OF CHICAGO GREETING
The Mayor of ChicagoGrceting to we Amnassaa'''
inc "''' JOSEPH MEDILL. Mayor OF chcaso'
uwAKURA REPLIES 60 ,,,,
h9S sAyos or asss"o those kind seass yssh
surs "a that cities on our route W " KIJRA,
feue' for 'ne cou"'' AmDas.ador Ex!r,vrd'nsrS'
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cf the stockholders and people against tho
present direction, the Attorney General should
withdraw so much Of his proposition and leave
his repeal Of an offensive and unjust law pure
and simple. Let us have no bubbles or eva
sion In this Erie legislation. Senator O'Brien's
bill to repeal the Classification act and the
Attorney Generals bill to repeal the Nom
suspension law should both be brought to
vote on their simple merits alone, and then
we shall be able to see what members of a re-
form Legislature have been influenced by the
same powers that debauched the infamous
Legislature of 1870 and 1871.
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Herald Special Report from
Paris.
Immediate Payment Of Three Thousand
Five Hundred Millions to Germany.
The R0tbschilds and Other Bank.
ers to Supply the Money.
>~~~~~~~~~~-~>~>-~>>~~~~~
THE CONSIDERATION"
THE CONSIDERATION"
The Tobacco Monopoly EARNED Out to Roths-
child and Associates for Thirty Years.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO the new york HERALD
The HERALD correspondent at the French
capital has forwarded to us the following
special despatch -
PARIS, Jan. 20, 1872.
The firms Of Rothschild Brothers, of Paris
Simon Sna, of Vienna; Thomas Gibbs. of
London, and German house In St. Peters,
burg have proposed to the French government
to pay the whole war debt on easy terms. and
thus rid France Of the German occupation,
which is becoming more and more intolerable
on account of the recent circular Of Prince
Bismarck threatening seizure of hostages and
worse retaliations for every unpublished MUIR
der of German soldiers.
ACCEPTANCE OF TIE PROPOSITION.
President Theirs and N. Pouyer-Quertier,
the Minister Of Finance, after some negotia-
TONS accepted this proposal II 10 view Of the
dangers arising from the bitter hostility Of the
people toward the Germans in the occupied
provinces. which is at any time liable to in
fame into the murder of isolated German SOL
ders and to provoke disastrous consequences
to France at the hands of the German govern
ment.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR PAYMENT
Messrs. Rothschild and associates are now
making arrangements for the immediate pay
ment Of the three milliards owing and payable
to Germany by the year 1874, according to
the additional stipulations of the Treaty Of
Frankfort. This news has been denied by the
organs of the French government; but there
is unquestionable authority for stating that
it is positively true.
THE CONSIDERATION"
The impost on tobacco forms the basis Of
this financial operation. The French govern
ment welding the entire monopoly Of the
tobacco imported to France this impost
yields to the government two hundred and
four million francs annually, clear of all ex-
penses The benefit Of this revenue will be
farmed out to Rothschild Brothers and their
associates, above mentioned, for the period
of thirty years, on condition Of immediate
payment by them Of the three thousand mil
lion francs, and in addition to this. the sum
of five hundred million francs also due to Ger
many on May 1, 1872.
ANOTHER PLAN FOR RAISING MONEY
Another project for raising revenue toward
the payment of the German war debt has been
proposed to the French government. It Is
to be a lottery, with four drawings yearly,
for the period Of fifty years, after the system
existing In Austria and Turkey.
The lottery Is to be on the following
basis Each ticket will be valid until
drawn, and then it will return to It's holder
double the purchase price. Thus ticket
may be drawn the frst year, and may not
be drawn until the end Of fifty years. 1t is
proposed to issue these tickets In different
amounts, 80 as 10 enable workingmen al
well as capitalists to make investments II
small or large sums, according to their means
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The WAR IN MDXICO.
Herald Special Report from
MatamOrOs.
A Revolutionary Chief Raising Funds
on a Small Scale.
C0RTINA FORTIFYING AGAINST ATTACK.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.


The HERALD correspondent at Matamoros
has forwarded US the following special
despatch
MATAMOROs, Mexico, Jan. %,
Via BROWNSVILLE. Texas, Jan. %, 1872.
On the evening of the 22d inst. the revolu-
tionary Colonel Sanchez Ureste, with small
force, entered Bagdad and arrested the Gus
tom House officials. He then placed guards
about the place and levied a prestimo Qoan)
of fifty dollars. To-day he made prisoner one
official, but committed no other outrages.
Bagdad has seventy-hve inhabitants.
OORTINA FoRTIFYINa.
A HERALD correspondent writes on the 4th
inst. that General Cortlna has 5000 govern
ment troops under his command, and is
rapidly fortifying himself. He is anticipating
an attack by the revolutionists under Trevino
and Martinez.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.. !
orpioa OF The OHIEF SIGNAL OFFfosR.
WARRINGTON ID. o.. Jan. ALA. Al.

".
WARRINGTON. ID. o.. jan al A. NJ
synopsis Tor the Past Tt1enty.rour Hours
Inc area OF lowest barometer. which was Monday
night on Lake Ontario. after extending somewhss
10 the south, has moved northeastward beyond
our stations. depression still exists from New
Jersey to Massachusetts Bay. Snow has been re-
ported very generally since Monday night
from Tennessee to Pennsylvania, and northeast
ward to the lakes and st. Lawrence. bat
rlslng barometer with cloudy and clearing
s,aan now prevail over this region.
Cear weather has continued In the southern and uuf
S.aaes, win north and westerly winds Partially
C,Oa%y weather, with falling temperature and
NORTHWEST WIND. prevail from Lakes Superior and
huron 10 tennessee and Arkansas. The tempera-
ture has also fallen decidedly 10 New England and
to quite low on the lakes Falling barometer b. re-
ported from the California coast.
probabilities.
The cloudy weather ON the lower lakes
aad in the Middle States VIII Probably break
sway on Wednesday very generally, with
westerly winds. Northwest winds and Clear
weather prevail In the Southern and Gulf
States. The temperature Will probably fall very
generally from the Upper Mississippi eastward TO
the Atlantic and 20 a less extent In the Southern
and Gulf States.
Dangerous winds are not anticipated for the
Atlans4c and Gulf coasts tonight.