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OUR NOMINEE.

In Territorial Convention assembled, the
Republicans of Montana have again unxni.
mously and enthusiastically nominated on
first ballot VIM. H. Clagctt for Delegate to
Congress. His nomination is q guarantee
of victory, sure token of success. Elected
year ago rs Delegate to Congress upon the
proposition that he was essentially the rep
resentative man Of this people, he has fully
vindicsted the pledges of his friends and is
recognized by the people everywhere a. the
most successful Delegate Montana has had
or could have, and upon whose record there
IL no shadow Of reproach. With yet anoth
er Congressional Session to serve, his name
10 again presented to the electors of Mon.
tana for m endorsement Of bis record and
reelection. He has not sought re-homina-
ton. II ever il has been that the Office
sought the man, and not the man the Office,
II has been and 10 20 with VIM. H. Clagett
and the Moutana Delegateship. He has
gained position In the estimation of Mon.
tans from which he cannot be displaced,
and he will be reelected despite all efforts
that can be made agains. him. Having led
of In the nomination, we await the pleas
ure of the late Democratic press n lead off
in the campaign that will close on the 9Th
of August with congratulations to Billy
Clagett, the choice of Montana. o. 4.
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Fort Walls Walla il 70 Be sold with oil
Improvement, buildings, etc, . bin to THU
effect having passed Congrsss. II is TO b
put up In parcels OF not more than forty
acres eaeh. Time Of sals not made known
yet. a @ e 9h a9f !!
The 0oyerunpent Of British Columbia
has appropriated $500 for the opnning Of
The tail from Tort Hope to Kootenai. ~
Fost Shepherd, and parties ass now en-
gaeed on 10 work. 1893 aHJs.a. q
4 nan ssoIe ! cylinder bead from Z
min On Tie Hoand, one night Last week,
and the next night hs wss seem prowling
around With N empty sack under bis arm,
asd L NJ thought 10 came back after ~
boslee. he didnt gst y .a,o.. 4 ..,o, H
III thsss = nosAisG - o&ssed, I. says
.sths Asl1es-if the Dsmoefa&is Couvention
'4coaAaaias - ahsasdity Of zsieing Tie old
'swhias ~ Z IL sGsadard q Daltimore--
''sAs only tAiag for Rspsblieans + esr way
''of thiskiag % DO b % choose 10 least OF
1.-Two svils, aad vote for 0sneeal Giant"
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THE COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

The Republican County Convention con.
firmed and placed In nomination last week
the strongest and best Ticket that has been
submitted to the voters of this Council
District and County.
FoR COUNCIL: Mr.. Frank L. Worden
of Missouls 10 . nomination that will coru.
mend itself t. every one % the best that
could have been made. One of the oldest
residents, the senior member of the first
commercial firm established in Montana,
probably the heaviest tax payer, man of
excellent practical tense, and irreproacha.
bic In every relation of life, he will poll
slmos! solid vote In Missoula. Con Kohrs,
Esq, of Deer Lodge is an equally wise
choice. That We have said of the charsc.
ter of Mr.. Worden applies full Is well to
him. He Is known oil over Montana, and
is respected everywhere for his sterling
good sense. He is the largest tax payer in
the County, and in the Council will be .
faithful, vigilant guardian Of the public
welfare. Wesley w. Jones, present Sheriff
of the County, 10 = gentleman Of unblem.
ished integrity, excelIently qualified for
Legislator, and in consort with the other
members makes up the finest delegation
that could lie named in the two Counties.
FoR ASSEMBLY: Isaac Dean of Silver
Bow, known and respected through the
county - 6rst class citizen, will poll almost
the entire vote of bic section; H. L. Sex
ton, one of the sturdy miners of Yreks pos.
sessing all the essential qualifications of
character and ability to constitute pure
and efficient Legislator; John Thomas of
Pioneer, also miner, and one of the most
highly and justly appreciated citizens of
the county; Mr.. e. Gerard of Warm
Spring, q gentleman of fine sense and cul.
ture, . live energetic business man,
thoroughly alive to the interests of the
country and held in high esteem by all who
know him, and Mr.. J. w. Stoner Of Wash.
ipgton Gulch, . worthy citizen and well
qualified representative Of the interests of
that country.
For COMMISSIONERS Morgan Evans of
Warm Spring. Mr. Evans is one of the very
best men of the county, 10 IN old resident,
honest, clear headed and conscientious,
and will exercise 40 commissioner, good
sense, economy and discretion. In
the hands of such men the control of the
county finances is secure.
F0R ASSESSORS John n. Mills, of silver
Bow 10 an excellent selection. He is good
man knows every man in the district, and
will if elected make just and impartial
assessment. Mr.. P. H. Burke of Deer
Lodge is gentleman well qualified for the
Office. He is one Of the old Alder Gulch
miners, Is before the people as . candidate
for the first time, will receive most cor.
dial support, and deserves it. J. E. Van
Gundy of Beartown, last but not least, is
one of the best men we know anywhere, is
popular and will make first rate officer.
For all, this is . most excellent ticket,
and commands strong support. We are
confident that We will have the pleasure of
recording tho election of number If not
al the candidates, and are assured they will
faithfully discharge the duties Of their res.
pcctive positions,
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DISFRANCHISEDl

BY IN amendment to the election law Of
Montana, made BY the Territorial Legisla-
ture last winter, we are told, no one except
those who are full citizens of the United
States are permitted to vote st elections in
this Territory. The act disfranchises 500
or 1900 persons who have declared their
intention to become citlzens, have voted
heretofore upon their declsratory papers and
are awaiting the time required by law when
they can take out their final papers. What
do our Irish, German, Welsh and Danish
people think of the party that by this one
n,cnstrous act disfranchises and deprives
them of their highest privilege ss declara.
tory citizensl ... ....
The party that has assailed the Congress
of the United States with fierce vehcmence
not because 1t disfranchised citizens for
participating In the rebellion, for there is
no law Of the United States preventing any
citizen from voting for that cause, but
merely prohibits some two hundred lead cts
of rebellion from holding office-that party
now disfranchises every citizen of Montana
who has moi taken out his final papers,
deprives him of al and any voice in the
election of the law makers who tax and
assume to represent him, and reverts him
back to the condition ofsn alien, solely for
partisan purposes, and knowing that with
many it is utterly impossible to procure
final papers for years What could have
been tie special object Of this law, other
than to disfrsnchise the many IF our French
Welsh and Danish people who last year
voted for Mr.. ClAgett, or to forestall the
vote Of the anticipated railroad emigration,
we are at loss 70 know. II b only recently
we learned that such law was passed, but
that It did pess We ore assured, and that It
will react with destructive force upon tho
party that enacted It b equally certain.
This one act alone b sufficient TO ALLEVIATE
from It every man Of foreign birth in Mon.
tanA Usurpation knows no limit, and no
man can tell 70 what extreme the Legisla,
ture may carry this spirit Of disfranchise.
meut and oppression. We expect BY the
next Issue 70 have copy Of The law, and
meantime counsel those who have had sum.
Gent residence 70 secure full citizenship q .
protection against THE m0nstJous wrong
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James Gordon Bennett died II Old 80.
His lower limbs were parslysed for several
s.ontlAs. and hs vas fully impressed with
Tbs idss tkat he could not last long. Hi
estate y asid 70 amount % 90. 0oo, 0oo-ths
tHsrsl6, With buildings and real estate coa.
pectsd With Il, hs leaves 10 BIZ con, and u
bic vill be provides that 10 y never to sel1
Il, bat il must reosin In Tho family. His
Fifth Avenue mansion he leaves n BIZ
wife. and his Wsshington Heishts property
be leaves 70 lis daughter Jcssustte.
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5 The Canadian Outrage,
THE TERRITORIAL CONTEN.
TON.


1t is with extreme regret that we are com.
peeled to issue this number of the paper
without the proceedings of the Republican
Territorial Convention. Leaving Helena
Immediately after the adjournment we re.
quested Mr.. Chas. 8. Warren to procure q
copy for the New NoRrH>WE for publ
cation. On application he was unable to
procure them, the manuscript proceedings
having been handed to the Herald. No copy
IF that paper since has reached here, and We
are unable to present either the proceedings
or platform.
We can state, however, that Col. W. F.
Sanders, of Helena, was Chairman of the
Convention, Mr.: Jno. Potter, of Gallatin,
and Mr.. Haynes, of Beaverhead, Secretaries.
Messrs r. f. Fisk, Chairman, Jos. c.
Woolman, Secretary, and w G. Gillette,
Treasurer, constitute the Executive Com.
mittee. On call of the roll by counties on
first ballot for Delegate to Congress, each
member rose in place and responded "W,l-
liam H. Clagett," and the Chair announced
the vote unanimous. The Convention was
large, perfec. harmony prevailed, and on
motion adjourned after q series of en-
thusiastic cheers. All the circumstances
augur success, and Montana will roll up
majority for Mr. Clage.t treble that of 1871.
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Gtltgra'|phir.
Reported Tor the "NOsw Northwest" -
N w.u. r41sesArn Co.'S A. WILEY, OPERATOR.
CLA6ETT AT CORINNE.

CLA6ETT AT CORINNE.
Enthusiastic Demonstration BY the People.
Corinns. July Allen. WIN. H. Clagett arrived here
this svseng and WAS serenaded 1t the Metropolitan
aosea at O'Clock BY the people Of Corinne who
TUNED ct In immense numbers in honor OF the
popular Delegate from Montana. Upon being intro
daesd y ledge Toohey Mr.. Cagett made an eloquent
epeech, predicting the prosperity to result from
the railroad now IN coarse Of construction from Cor
'nne to be Territory. The reception was the most
ensnosta1dc demonstration ever witnessed In this
c'ty and Il tribute to the eminent services of the
Deass = bib devotion to the interests Of the North
~ especially to he support Of tho measures for
the promotion Ut the welfare Of the Gentles Of Utah.
Col. Cssneat 10 also here tonight, and received
reeepdoa second only to that given Mr. Cagett They
depart fee their homes tomorrow.
A Aenagerie Loose.
New York, July 4-Today. While Jones 4 Robin
sons earcns was going under the bridge at West
Haven the bridge settled and the menagerie cages on
the platform cars struck it. Six cages were Knocked
on and heoken up. lion and tapir escaped but were
captare4 cage containing 50 monkeys was among
the wrecked, and all the monkeys are loose in the
woodA
The Canadian Outrage.
Queoee. JAY h-Alleu McIsaac, master Of the
sehoonJas MisA in card Gays that ho believes the
hauling down of the American dag from his vessel by
the commander Lochaine, Of the Dominion cutter
Stella Marie. was done through mistake. or sim
pie ignorance Of the kind Of officer left in charge of
the priz", Lochanic not being board At the time
The Fourth in Europe.
London. July 2-The Fourth Of July was more gen.
orally observed by Americans in Europe yesterday than
ever before with special celebrations in London Ed
inburg Liverpool, Paris, Stuttgart Geneva and other
cities.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.

The Stokes trial is progressing slowly.
The steamer Fannie grounded on reef
off the coast Of Florids ard was burned.
Littleton won the Smile dash for 81, 900
at Long Branch on the 4sh-time, 8 m. 6sec.
Police officer Crouaa, of Chicago, killed
john NcNamers in self defence, ON the
fourth
r. b President, Thos A. Scott. says the
Southern Pacific X. r., from Shreveport
to the Pacific, win be pushed through rap.
idly. RESI- .ia r5fs gsa n asiol 1..e3
New York had many sun strokes
among it's attractions on the 4th. .uagg
In the great race at Long Branch. July Sd,
LongfellOw beat Basset twenty lengths.
Old John Harper's heart b easy again. y
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Saturday Morning, July 9Th. 1872.
For President Of the United States
L. s. GRANT,
or ILLINOIS.
Fer Vice. President Of the United States
HENRY WILSON,
OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS-,
VIM. H. Clagett.
Deer Lodge County Republican Ticket.

FOR MEMBERS or THE COUNCIL.
FRANx l.. WORDEN-Miss0ula.
ws.,ry T y I"sr, Deer Lodge,
FOR MEMBERS or TIE HOUSE.
lsAAC DEAN-Silver Bow.
II. L. SEXTON reks.
JOMN rHONAs--PiOnecr.
y. GERARD--Warm spring,
joHK Washington.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
MoEsAN EvAxs-Warm Spring.
FOR ASSESSORS.
SouTH DIsrRIcT-JOHN N. MILLs. Silver Bow.
MIDDLE p. II. BURKE. Deer Lodge.
NORrH d. L. VAN GUXDY, Bcartown.
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The New Ulm POss. . German peper,
MINI, has heen cisimel ~ Greeley cup.
porter BY that fsscsi'n, and It now turns
out, Nike ninssy-nins out Of every huadrsd
similar statements made By tho unprincipled
Greeley to be hirelings, % be : taisshood.
Greeley be- I'll Bic life opposed Tie frank
INK privilege, dsoouncing 4 unspasingly -
c,sTapsing, democalisisg md oatsagso1a
A. : pssceical oOmmsntary % ~ ph,loso.
piers pssachiag. Senator T5ptos = BOW
fraukise 0reejey documssts ~ ~ cart
lold 81 Over H. coustsy. cd ~ maib aEe
choksd with slecsionessinG matter " favor
Of Liberal Republicanism, which woald
never leave ashisgton sxcsps for ths ftask.
Ing privilega- 81 Psul Press.
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to adjourn the Convention to meet here after
the Baltimore Convention, would have been
amended to Gallstin, caught that delegation
and carried. We are well satisfied with the
result. Major Maginnis has not the vim
and energy of Mitchell, the bold magnetic
effectiveness of Word, or the popular charac
tcristics Of Napton, the unnamed aud
strongest candidate hut one who could
have been put up. Major Maginnis 10
gentleman and an excellent journalist. Its
his forte. In field politics he hss no place,
and as Delegate our sincere convictions
are, he would be a failure. It requires
practically, force, persistent energy and
faculty Of using and controlling circum>
stances. These characteristics Major Magin.
mis- has not In a set speech In the House, to
be printed in the Congregational Globe, We
doubt not lie would use good English and
use it we'll: but in carrying measure in
tho departments and before committees he
would be . failure. He could not do for
Montana ~ we'll % he would wish. This Ia
not his fault It IL his misfortune. We re.
greet 1t. He will not receive - large vote
~ Mr.. Toole. We wish he did possess
those characteristics that would commend
HIM to the Democrats - good person for
Montana's Delegate. because wc esteem
the man. We submit however that our
estimate Of him 10 correct, and Montana
having becn represented TOR one session only
by man who does possess al the Tequisities
that 60 tn make up a successful Delegate,
one who hes the eloquencc, aldity, force,
legislative prscticality, honesty, fidelity to
bic trust, and to all bic constituents, 1t will
not sacrifice itself again to On inefficient
representation, a. long - Vim. II. Clasett
vv111 aorvn then, In the aNOaiiinn
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CHARLEST0WN FEMALE SEMINARY.

a mence on MONDAY, the l DAY OFSEP-
TENDER NEXT. at the rooms of Major Kcarsley,
corner of Maine and West streets.
The course of instruction embraces tho usual
branches Of education taught in our schools, in
GLIDING also Latin, French and Music.
Boarding will be provided. and terms and further
particulars made known on apPlica ton to the Prin-
cipal Charges in all cases TO be paid one half in
advance. ROBERT r. BROWN,
Charieptown, Jefferson county, W. va.
August Is, ISL.
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M@MsSNNHGl HAIR
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Every year Increases the popu-
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DIR. "a
SARSAPARlLLlAN REsGLVENT
HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING
SO QUICK, so RAPID ARE
III CHAM ES BODY UNDER.
GOES, UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF
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P9ETIoAL
ceaE IN BElUTIFULs DREAMS, Howe.

EsF H.NFft 80 80 1900
by eEoReE PRENTICE.
Gome5in beautiful dreams, love,
Oh come to me oft,
When the light wing of sleep
On thy bosom lies soft
OH come when the sea,
In the moon's gentle light,
Beats soft on the ear,
Like the pulse of the night
When the sky and the wave
Wear their Hottest blue,
When the dews on the flower
And the stars on the dew.
Come in beautiful dreams, lore,
Oh! come. aud we will stray
Where tho whole year is crowned
With the blossoms of May
Where each sound is as sweet
As the coo of the dove,
And the gales are as soft
As the b%reathings of love:
/: Where the moon sheds her light
And the beams kiss the wave,
And our warm hearts may catch
: The sweet lessons they teach.
Come in Beautiful dreams, love.
Oh! come and wen fly
Like two winged spirits
OF love through the sky;
With hand clasped in hand,
On our dream wings we'll go
Where the starlight and moonlight,
Are blending their glow;
And on bright clouds we'll linger,
OF purple and gold,
Till the angels shall envy
The bliss they behold.
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The Trademark or label ofthe oldesrand genuine,
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CoACn
AND
Livery i'm C;laviestoWn.

errisneo having entered INTO 20 Fart
L nershlp. under the maine and stvle of
STUMP h HAWKS.
Will conduct the business of
COACH MAKING n REPAIRING
In ell its branches, gusrantying the Sest workman
ship and satisfactory terms. We Intend 10 largely
increase the business and make to order, aud a leo to
keep on hand for sale CARRIAGES. C
and LlG HT WAGONS of the most
approved patterns, and of superior materials, and
warrant every article to be as recommended. We
shall have in our employ come OF the hands who.
Tor twenty years or more were employ ed by Mai,
VI. Hawks and also have the bent fit OF his pres.
ence and advice. and it will be the endeavor Of the
new firm to maintain the reputation of HAWKS
changefor new work On hand, constantly, Second
hand work which will be disposed of at moderate
figures.
in addition to the above, we purpose giving our
attention to r general LIVERY BUSINESS, and
will keep good horses end vehicles of every descrip-
ton for the accommodation ofthe public
{ A.STUMP,
Aug. -, 1s1l-iy. A HAWKS.
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PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE,
AT GETTYSBURG, PA,

=SFACULTY now full, consisting of seven Pro-
Il fessors and two Tutors. Instruction thorough
adapted to-either Business or Professional lite.
The Apparatus and appliances have been greatly
Increased, afording the best advantages.
The PRsPARAroRy building has been thoroughly
re-moueled, giving. the best accoinmodstruns ior
thecomfort and health of.students. The 9 perrin
tendent resides in the building and has constant
charge ofthe pupils.
The location is most healthy, with RAILROAD COM
rnunication three times a day. Three Trims each
FEAR lat Term opened Sept. l 2dbeginsI January
Espenses rer year. including board fuel, light,
Sr.sabont $500. For further information apply
.s5 N. yALENTINEsD. d.,
r1 jPtesident.,
or REv. s. SESTIAS,
supt Preparatory Dept.
Oct- Al. JS71-ff
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