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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-01
strong at 17xc for middlnm. aoldefs aakea sS: lsS
The receipts today were 67s ba.esi snipmenA -. .1o'
sales AS. ..iill,;y.t-H yila - -,
New York Naval Stores MerkeSrl
Nvv YnRY fOcfob198l

~. =
New York Naval Stores MArkeff SO
Nzw;YoRx, ,soctobsS 30,
The Daily Bulletin says: ReceiptS TO-DAY ~ ~
bbls rosiu, 482 bbls spirits turpentfne end ~ poS
tar. Spirits rurpentine confines lyety 4uies ah1
prices close shade easier: Sales tno. .ude 1H
bbls, early In the day. at.e3c and smsh ioSS u
s2Xc, closing at 62a62Hc. Strained roain ss 90.
tirely nominal 10 the absence Of transactDnEn: E
We quote at about 81 soaA 36 Sor common 20 70
poou. In other grades We only Eote sales :oL ieo
bbls No at 81 6O. In tar sales include 40. ppb
Washington at 81 25a4 Six. Pitch steady. ~,
- :ts.I ;. ItIf f:5ss u.
New York Rice Market.
Nzw. .YoRK, october so. 2
The Daily Bulletin says: A. steady tone coz
tinues and prices are unchanged. We note sales
Of 81 terces Carolina at 7Xsszc, and l6o Is nass
Rangoon at 6Xa7c.
,aWilmington Markst.sis. 4,
WuNrNaToN, october 90.
SPIRITS TURPENTNE.-Sales Of 100 casks att
cents per gallon for Southern packaged. =. 90
RosN.-The sales yesterday were 100 Dds elraln.
ed at So 70, and 126 bbls extra pale at - % PEI
Dbl. .--s - :: E:.sS'l- =sS-
CRUDE TURP Market quiet and steady
at unchanged figures Receipts and sales OF 100
6Sls at s. rs for hard, and IS for yellow DIP aao
TIa-sales of 1876 bbls at IS 50 perbb Market
steady. - .7-:ss Y!lI
coTToN.-Markst quiet. Sales OF 1s bales At lsc
per ID.
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Exports OF Naval srores and Lumber
from the Port OF Charleston, from
September I, 1879, to October 30,
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Port ,QALRhDAR..
I xno,,,. ,x, .s.;,,:., II; :,

New Noon, Lat. II noura. 9 minutes, m6rninS1:
First Quarter. 9th. hours, a minutes, StsnilI.
Last Quarter, 24th, 8 hours, 81 mifuteeJ Jn1orn{sS
New Moon. alst, II hours, a minutes, ,oydni6E. q
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stock OF Cotton I'm tho Interior Towns
at tho Latest DateA.
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Total Increase TO dste............'.'...i.ov-0
The receipts of cotton at the chief sousneln
centres from october "a to so 1877, Inclusive as
renorted by telegraph, were as follows:
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Exports OF the Week ending October


LlyRRpooL-Per bark Wallace-22l2 bales up
HALIFAX, N s-Per Br brig Woodcock-inwart
cargo.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-01-25
DEATH Of Two singular char
grfprg.

ThoFo Wayuo 0rd) Sentin,l
n"rra,c the lie and death lately Of
Archibald Leroy, who lived q hermit. {.
life for nesrly bslf q century IL q rude
log cabin in Wayne county 10 the
heart Of the forest Whom lie was b
youth Of twenty he met q young lady
to whom he becauelardeuily attached
They were be,rothed, but the evening
prior to her marriage she begged him
TO release her from bis plslgo, because
she dill not love him. llo complied,
AL she welded J!a.e man Of lbs
wor'i whose money was hi. onlv re-
communication, aud whose reputation
was that ofa roae. Archibald Leroy
thoreup9n withdrew from society
built the house where he lived, ami
across whose threshold he was carried
oa the G,fh inst, 10 bis coifiu.
He was q grost student. The wajls
ot bis cabin ara lined with standatd
works, and all thcs, bear the evidence
OF frequent use. la was also an or
tst anl in his portfolio were found
n number Of exquisite sketches of the
beautiful scenery which surrounds his
late home. Ilo was 10 many respects.
II remarkable man, " wiih excellent traits
of character as his noighbors tos,ify.
and with wonderful store Of informa-
tion On every suLjcet, no matter how
ob,ru'e or profound it. character.
The Manchester w. journal an
uouucos tho death Of Oliver Elmore.
the " Hermit Of Wanhall RIVER" 10
that State. lie dol from the effect cf
exposure, last week, at the foot Of
Slrlt.on mountain, wher, lie has lived
fr thirty years in hole dug 10 the
hii', with no companion savo his dog,
aud hens. When a young man he re
sided 10 Connecticut, aud was drivcn
- this strange ITO by the death Of the
womani whom ho loyal srd was n
mnlry. 10 lad many wealthy ami
Influential relatives in TIM, State
among them member # Congress
who have often ,rirl to induce him 10
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs.
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Among the great
discoveries Of modern
science, few are OF
more real value 70
mankind than this ef.
fcctual remedy for all
diseases OF the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that Il does
surely and effectually
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THERE is neyera manso bad, says
q celebrated writer but some woman
loves him and Las faith 10 him.
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"TllE MORNING GLORY"
Lii,lcfells Patent Improved Base
COAL STOVE.

In this pattern of TuE MorNiSo GtorY.
several new and important features have
been embodied, which can only ie seen 10
be admired. This new stove /. made IN
lrely Cf cast iron. so fitted as To he airtieht.
lui can lie made with shcci.iron urprr
section when preferred ~ tie Purchaser.
Its ornamental finish il drapcry. maLinr il
handsome piece Of furniture, far more so
than any stove heretofore made. Its in.
tcruol construction, thoagh resembling
some Of the former pattern. Of Tho Morning
Glory IL quite different. making it moro
durable. and far less dillcult to be repaired.
The casting, are Of the highest order. fully
cqualiug the finest castings made in this
country
Among the many AuyANr,Grs in ihpuse
Of the Morning Glory arc the following
/, Continuous Burning. ., Quality al tho
Heat. %. Neulii1iiUn through the Stove
I. Au,i-Dust Stove. 3, So Lscape Of Gas.
Il. Economy Of Fuel.
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EnCtgti.t.dC.

II is an Old saying that if you DO
man uiuotcen fivors, unl for suy rea-
son dec ine 10 do him the tweu,ic'h
he will forget the nineteen request,
that You have. granted, aul only re-
moiubcr The one that yJH have reru.cj
and Tor that refusal he will hate you
ever afcrward.
And this is true OF some mgn it j..
truesof mon Of mean and n1"rsw M
turcs hut is is not true Of all. 1t IL
natural for noble soul to cherish II
lively recollection 0! hioln,ss received
as it is TO breathe. AMI while We arr,
often shocked to see acts OF friendship
toward others, which hIve cost Us Il
good deal Of time aud OF labor entire.
j. overlooked anl forgotten, w not
unrroququty, GU the other hani, are
surprised by the grate'ul reciprjea;i)n
Of somc favor long since renisrod, aud
the very performance Of whish had
passed from our own recollection, uu-
I'll reminded Of il 10y th1 recipient.
We have always regarded gratitude
as feeling which is hardly sustep,i-
bio Of being taught to any one. 4
lecture On gratitude, to whomsoovcr
addressed, Instead OF awakening ,Lat
emotion is very apt to ougenloya feel
ing Of Indignation and hatred. Pco-
pie never Ike to bo tod to DO grateful
And it is Of no use to tell them. II it
is not natural to n soul to appreciate
tho good nature Of others, it can never
be taught such appreciation.
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ALEXIS, like Daniel Webster, doea
not care for money, but he thought
$500 little steep for sixte2u hour,
lodging and one meal at the Spencer
House, Niagara Falls. The landlord,
probably, desiring to rerpetuaic the
harmonious relations between tho two
countries, consented to take 81 ,0J0,
which was paid The people Of that
vicinity are greatly incensel at this
mean occurrence.
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They Are Uusnrpasscd

For Beauty md Excellcncy Of Work.
They vii perform a greater variety Of
work with less changes than amy other
yet offered To- the public.
They have stood Tire test Of twenty yonrs
use, and it is no experiment to purchase
one.
sod on the installmcrt plan.
Call nj the snlcsroom and examine them,
whether YOU purchase or not.
PETERSON a CARPENTER.
General Agents,
Oh Chestnut Street, fhilpdeiI hia.
Gr'rs :--ilcvcn years ago I purchased n
MhCc'cr wilson sewing MAchirc and have
had u IN constant use ia my Tailoring t-tah.
u nmcnt ever since. lhuNC also u singer Man.
ubHturlug Machine. but do MI my sewing ur ths
WA,riHr q NIl-pu, a. T. makes % much nicer
.tt,4 aud draws IL more lrn than the Sucr
and runs much lighter Ms wife, also. u q. all
lc- family scwlug un the ". = W. II is vtiil In
good running order, nothing having irtu hIu
Eou than tew urciir., though the needle that
upN work Win l used Tor urtr three years
N,uIf, Ur'rH'ue 90 u.cmy name iu your re
cHmu,liti.u. CHARLES A. MS, lik p.
n,l!,lult Tail u
r'ymou,h Lutcrno CO., Pa,
Juut -, isti.y
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IAuiNEr ORGAN NND MGLODEON
\ MANlT3CTONI,
Ware Room and Store on Pi2e Street,
Factory on Snyder Street,
Sgl.Uegroye, Ia.

II y,u want to hear gnd sec fine toned and
beautiful Organs and Nclu1,Dus call at our
ware room nui store We uso none but the
lest material IN wHhug Instruments. Try one
%. them and you viii he satisfied.
Every instrument l. warranted for hyc years.
Dealers, Agents and Ministers oi tie Gospel,
are Invited to correspond with MS and send for
ITipc li-t. We are also agents for the best Now
York aud Philadelphia Pianos.
NiulMs aud Accurdcuus from - to 30. violin
Strinas, Sheet Music, Picture Frames, sc, Sc,
always ON hand.
Pianos aud Accordcons correctly tuned and
repaired
Can on, or address by letter
X, T.. SALEM & co,
sept 1870. nsgrOve, Pa.
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A Hard FIght.-A big brindle dog, on
the west side of Main street attacked J..
Porter, . eoloied nan, on Tbunsday even.
ing, with such feiocity Is to throw him
down. and in the sc',Aps bling him In sev.
eral PLACES. The nrst' round lassed abost
five minutes, and was severe one, the dog
using HE utmost cxertiona u get Porter BY
the throat. Y Fir6t bsood@ Nor Bsnsddsle. But
Porter was not vanquished-only little
demorslizsd. He armed himself With .
dragon, returned and renewed the light
under more favorable auspices. His sdver.
ssty, to escape destruction, retreated 70 .
hack alley. and fortified. Ththsr followed
Porter An hour after dark the booming of
artillery and the jariag Of window glass
told that the dig was not having II iii hls
own way. The last six rounds occupied .
space of about three secosda y We miss
'Brind" from his accustomed scat upon the
s,le walk. r.. ~ t~E<E,kF.
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Arrival aud Departure Of Mails atthe Deer
Lodge Post once.


ONION r. r. r.. CoRINNE, AND c. r. R.R
Arr~e-Daay. except Sunday at..". Up m
BLAlxveor, HELENA, Virginia AND EAsTERx PART
OF MONTANA.
Asyivo-Dauy, s.xoept Susdsys, at...........6p m.
Depast-DMly I" at........... q l. M.
6n.yxa DOv, Butte AND RED MOUNTAIN CRY.
Arsive-lai!y, excelt Sunday, st........,.... ~ m
Depart-Daily, - M.............SA. m.
EnHgTsErRG PnILLIPsEUno AND CAsLE CRY.
ArSive--No nday2 Wednesdays and Fridays At p. m.
Depart Tuesday,. Thursdays and Saturdays .. m.
PSkE's PEAK, pIokEER, BEARTOwN. Nlss0ULA,
CHAN CHEEK AND WALLA WALLA.
Arrives kOSdayS, Wednesdays aud Fridays, 9t pm.
Departs, Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at I'm.
GERMAN AND FRExcu GULcs.
Arrive and Dspart taiee per week, ,I,I'.r'g
~ All malls RclosS TIE Night previous to their
departure 1t 10 p. n.
OFFICE uOURs-vA N. to 8 p. m. Sundays, 10 to II
h. q. sTACKPoLR m.
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Bo1oo ~ Noa1EW1s1: s-IG g. "a
Your correspondent at Cedar claims that
- the bsnser camp Of Tho Territory fit
9ow. We do not claim to beas Y, bat for
he sise Of the camp, No have or share
We had seven feet ON this creek, whese one
year ago tie ground vas bare. OF nearly %.
the whole winter. On Little Bear, three
mikes from hese, they had eight feet. We
were blest With rain % the 18Th and sob,
which settled the snow two feet 1'heboys
on No. - shove, In the Upper District, hal
BE- .G-b "a HAnnow EsoAr8.I 8 J" -
A snow side carried sbsir cabin . hundred
yards, end piled It ups but = ithsy had LEFT
It ibur months before, there wore NJ lives
Mt. IL Nj 10 1.vp nj: - a' .sih-s ;.
The boys are improving every moment Of
thsir sins, SOW. aThsfe IRE oae,cumpAnics
wOrkiag IN the ssns ohaand a lns *
tending t0o Thousand fest with ~ bed-
rock several fsse above the esssk.. and I'll
~ making about & ri fr.4 = .' ys,1r
1,f..5 "a sRvAN poLLA1s 4 DAY f5.g4.,,
To the man., / an aasisAsd that If the nj
ssss ipvast ous-hslf he labor In he ban
and shallow ground ,hia sa@mee thst ~
lost In deep ground last ysar, they will ~
make Is this creek , good paying camp. !:
Quas. csssk, IA =. IN.
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. ttiA a.f the Hssnieas.

/ SALrkAHo, March l0,-In The Mormon
nominating convention, last night, Fnnl
Fuller, ex. Secretary Of the Territory, and
unpopular throughout for sending Mormon
lnilittsi 10 ID mi he Morfisits massacre, wal
nominated for Representative in CoogreD;
Hampstead. Brigham Young Attorney, TOT
State Senator Col. Akers and ex! Secretary
Ham,, for hb6m6es Of the Lek3slaaare a
repsssaaeing tho 0entilss, Who Do NOT reepg.
nlze them. The Mormon slAte gives 8Oopea
end Fitch the d. 8. '4enatorship, and The
apostle Cannon takes the State 6enatorship
There y b small division OF honoss among
Tie other xaok komona The nominated
candidates ENJOY the confidence Of the loyal
portion Of tie population. Il Is doubtful
whether ne 0ealiles viii. nominate ,tcket
" stiend she a1ecaioa. They trust 70 Con-
gress 70 defeat tho scheme.
The intelligence that Gen. Maxwell bal
been appointed U. 8. Prosecuting Attorney
depressing tho 40smOns.rat D.oqy ~ r..
.WAsuINorOH, March 1Q-Chief Justice
Mexican Of Utah 10 still IN Washington o.
business connected with the judiciary oil
that Territory, and ha has had sevesoi inter.
views with the President aud Atiprpey. Gen.
eral WilliamA There 10 no probability
~hstsveS itsat thet criminal suits already
oomnesceA and pepding will beabsndonel.
A measure will soon BE- introduced in Con.
grees applying the necessary pecuniary
means to NEST the expenses OF prosecution.
Some of tho nelnbesS Of Congress are con.
sidcr,ng the spbject Of . saPp3enental anti
polygamy bill, IL order to Obvlate The pres
cut o6staciea The Get cannot be enforced
ewing 70 the secrecy with which ,polygansie
marriages are oQa6pmmated- 4 rea,edy 4
suggested BY making the proof Of c0habiter
si6s, u Acknowledgements Of The same, SUIT
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Iniormat,eu - Enlgrants. Through the
courtesy of the Gazette Office. We have upon
our table . 10 page pamphlet under ths title
Of ''Informatiou to Euigrsuts, About Mon.
tsna aud How p get there" contributed 70
that Office BY J. r. Boyce, ST., and il now
published in its present form for easy dis
tribution. 1t answers correctly oil the
questions SO often propounded to the press.
pustmastcrs aud citizens generally. from
residents abroad in regard to Montana. It
Il sold n price that barely covers the cost
of printing-twenty-6ve cents fol, single
copies, or ffteen, cents where number ore
taken. 1t is really cheaper 70 seud these
pamphlets to the States than to sit down
and write lengthy letters in answer to Ques.
tons about the country. Every resident 10
Montana should send more Or lees of them
to their friends living out Of the Territory.
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ABOUT NEWSPAPER.
Ia the folIDwn. vii be found items OF interest I
lostmsstcrs and patrons:

In the f0lbwin: will be found items OF interest 70
postmsstcrs and patrons:
SYNOPSIS or GENERAL NEWSPAPER LAVA
l. 4 postmaster u required :" give notice by letter
(rstuvniny the a,s does net answer the lasv] When
suhec3ev does not take his papes out 0l the 0l0cA
aud state the for It, not bcing taken; and
neglect ~ do makes the postmaster responsible 70
the publishers for The payment ..-..--,
Any person wn0 takes paper from the pot Office.
whether directed t. his name or another, or whether
4 II a pcrssn orders the paper discontinued, be
snust pay Ill acaracs the puhlishcss may continue
10 send Il u,ttn the payment II made.
l. lf tho suscrlbcr orders his paper to Be stopped
1t certain tIpc and the publisher continues TO send
the subscriber bound to pay for II II be takes It from
the port Office The Law proceeds upon the ground
that man must pay for what he uscs.
g. The cSurts have decided that refusing TO take
nswspaper and periodicals from the post Office q
removing and having than uDcailed for, risa facie
evidence Of intentional fraud.
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The DolegateS ard thoar Wants.

~ WAsnuoTo1y MAseh 10--At . dinner
given Asa evenipg BY the. Territorial Dele.
gsteo, q the Rresidnt Vice President and
Speaker Blaine, one speaker argued that
DcleRaies ought u have votes On SUBJECTS
s61esing thsiT Territories. Another favored
. suggestion which had been made elee-
where, - unite the inhabitants In suiicie:.s
numbers 70 an the requirements Of TIE Fed.
eral rates Of representation, % - 10 SocurU
votes In CeagTss; Tho asguu,ent being pre-
scented ahas !c0g time must slspse bsfore
several Of The Territories win lAve sufficient
goPo'stion 10 be admitted - States into thu:
Union: 0thes said that = the people Of
e oosse % 10 as ;aee o
which includes voting In Congress II
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Hegr1pbcal.- local Of the 4ostsn.
ia. has the following notice of the Res
ponsible" OF the NEW No1TH.WEsr, which
We take occasion - publish, - It, contains
more personal matter about our Chief than
our reaaers will % likely 70 see' for some
time, owing, no doubt, 70 the Captains
well.known modcsty:
Capt Jas. H. Mills, editor and proprie.
tor Of the NsW North. West, paid flying
visit TO our city by Thursday evenings
coach, leaving next morning for the States
where he Is called in his Official capacity
as Public Printer. The Captain cut bic ed.
itorisl teeth in Virginia, about this time of
year, IN 1867. In the sauctum which now
shelters our editorial faber; with ourself,
followed the fortunes Of the Aonkaaa Pot
stayed II the helm and guided the stsunch
old craft safely through the political break.
crs Into good financial weather, where her
flag would still have hor0r1bly hoated but
for the trescl,ery of corrupt and unscru-
l0us ''purser." whose REGULATIONS mot spec.
ulations) suddenly placed her on the dry
dock Of insolvency. and, finally, caused her
total disMantling. Set ashore without even
days duff" sbead-ip three weeks after,
Cap again sent up his oolors over the deck
of the New North. Wet, and has since ccrn>
manded the little ''cutter" with signal abil-
ity, an honor to himself and profession.
Six feet of the toughest, trucst Republican
timber Of Montana has gone - the States
in his clothes, and the appointment which
Secretary Galloway has been pleased TO COM
fer upon him, could not have been given
into wOrthicr hands. The commission Of
printing tho laws will be we'll, faithfully,
and speedily executed"
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TO. n,oeroWlk St. P9{Tjck1DAy.

To.noossow:b st. PasjckSDAy.
John Consy, ownings ranch near THU
city. has sowu . lc'd Of ests 0us,ng tbepast
week.
The weather has been little squally fos
some days, bss no serious storms have &C.
CURED. go" ','t ..'
Snow in the Deer Lodge Pass is about Ill
gone, while on the pee 1t P)eassut Valley
II 10 four feet deep. 4-E.ll a4.-u-l~.,
Gilbert 4 Neysn have new express
wagon. Anybody needing IL services cas
call 1t their store. >s,rE FE.l,ty
Mr.. Joseph Ransom, our worthy County
Assessor, returned from The States by Sat.
urday evenings stage, sftsrsn absence of
several months. 49,: ,:.-nar -=.r.:E
P. Lansing has Get up his new sign-a
large boot-where II can 70 seen afar of.
1t 10 polite hint to his customers that be
may be found At home. - u a"
Our mutual friend Judge Lesber nst with
. slight accident last night after the seren-
aiding Of Mr: Bic3enberc II 10 to b hoped
no bad results will follow.
Repair are be,ng INSIDE On the fronts Of
the buildings from Aspl1nss corner IA
Blums, which leave no more traces Of thu
fire On that part of the street. ..'. .a-
Mr.: Hyde wss in receipt, last mail, of sev.
eral hundred Elgin Almanac, for grasui.
tous distribution. Mr.: H. 10 agent for the
sale Of the celebrated Egin Watches.
MI. John Gilbert, who paid . visit to
Caraboo this veek, informs u the miners in
that vicinity sre preparing thur bitches and
sluices for the approaching mining season.
Mr.. J. Sydney Osborn returned Tuesday,
having besn out on the foad for some time
past looking after goods Of the firm. A
large invoice Of aas tees and. wines arrived
fol. their house same day. ..
MI. Jas. Gilchrist, Warden Of tie Prison,
who for several days has besu oou1ned TO bis
bed with . severe attack Of pleuro pneu.
monia. is now convalescing under the med.
ical skill of DR.. Whitford.
Mr.: e. II. Manning has some Of bic cele.
brated Rocky Mountain wheat on hand yet
for seed. 1t yields from so to 60 bushels to
the acre. and weighs 60 lbs. TO the bushel
Now 10 the time TO secure it.
jerome Matthews. one of the owners Of
the Lower Rock Czesk Ditch, Wa In town
Monday. He reports the reservoir finished
and in readiness for the opening Of the
mihes, which vii! he early. this year. 90
Capt. +. r. Faller and Jas. e. Owens,
two of our efficient Government officials,
returned from Helena per Sundays coach,
whittier they had been. ON business con.
nected with their respective ofiicea
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Yprth.
Morning, March 18th, 1872
RELIGIOUS Services.

r,,.corAL SxavWEs.-Rcv. " II StOy Will ofAcatc
a~rIux ard evening. next Sunday at Court House,
4 II A. IN and p. m. The Sunday School meets At
Court House II hslf-paet : p. m.
T. CHURCH SoUrH.--Rev r. r. Taylor win
..ch n stuart Hall on sunday next, tomorrow, At
4. H. aud Z r. =. The public are respected invited
attend
CATHOLIC SERvICHa-Services win be held tomoS
~ DeRyckerc officiating. vespers At ~ ?. L
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Indians 0. the Hove.-On Sunday last, 4

Indians % the Hove. Sunday last, -
We learned from the stage passenger, the
road leading over the Range from Green,
who'd WAS literally blocked with Flatheads,
Pen d'Oreilles and Nez Ferces, returning
from the hunting grounds down the Ais.
souri,. Their pack horses were loaded with
buffalo meat, this having been an unusually
favorable season for securing that kind Of
game, as tho heavy SHOWS on the Plsins
drUvs The buffalo nearer the mountains,
where the seorns We're less severe and the
grass NOW plentiful. Some several hun.
dred was1ion remained behind 10 engage
In the sent annual sst.to with The Sioux, by
way Of keeping up tho spirit Of thsir fore
fsth~u. A courier had arrived from Tho
fiaad bearing the joyfal news 70 the front
that hostilIties had actually commenced,
and the 4F,atheads were already II posses>
sion of afty head # Sioux ponies and some
hair. Let 'em fight. ~
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-03-16

s:k.WJ Z. Cs.-Sam d Bow, ospssin>
tsn1sst Of he North. Wsssssu Trsnspossa-
ten. c.. atslegrnphs to, tlss Hars1 from
New Yosk. usdsr date Of March l1th. that
The Coupany ~ offering oontrscts at ''bai
rock, rsteai. sie Sioux City. Insurance
two and shalf cents. " -. .'iuo.a s..rAi
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n THE REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS or
~ Deer Lodge No. ~ r. h 4. n. will b. held
XA on the First and Third Saturday. oteach month
wv r. y. STACKPOLE, W. n.
n r. .KENNON. Secretary. 't,. ...j'