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erfletterte er Elm 9enfier, burf oas er eiuIticg,
uno oann ihlif er bebutiam bic Sreppe bin
auf unb 3Og 8od unb Stiefel aus, nm iidI
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i'm Sinitern, nit benz 8euoluer in Der Sanb,
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getueiene Srau uno ibr anbeter ourd) ben
Corridor ihritten uno III Die Siife trateu,
perieete SeBlef bem 90emunn nit irgeno
einem Snifrumeute einen gemalttgen Sdllag
in ta5 @efd,t, uno ,u9leid) feuerte er iein 8i.
ifol auf ibn ab, uno Gle &ugel burhbohrte
@0bmann's Sruit. Der @etroffene ipaufte
suriif in ben Corridor unS i6loB unb perrie.
gelte bic Siideutbiire uno oanu ititrSte er ent-
ieeit su Soben. Die Sran eutfloh. !SeBler
eri6oB iIdI bierauf islbt, uno Die Su9el burdl'
bohrte lbm 9erare an berielben Steae Die
Sruf, on melder 90smann 9etrofien rporben
mar.
6irritbtun9 6e8 Worber8 W1arfotp.
Wtaputlle, N.-D., 2. Gug. - @eItcrn
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ltdnonlB uieoer, baB er 8ahmaun mitStrph'
min uergiftet babe uu6 oaB er i'm, alS BUS
@ft Su pirteu beganu, nit einem Sammer
erlflu9, tuorauf er bic geide IN Der Srauerel
uerbrannte. - 6eute Wittag, 10 0tiuuten
mad II llbr muroe WarIop i'm 6Oie Oe8 Sc
fan9nliies 9ebdngt.
MafIahufetts.
Sofon, 2. Auguit. - Die iapanefidle
@eianbtid1aft fam beute bier an uro nubm
Quartier i'm y8sberez6ouie." SIN gaufe Oes
YormittagS mu6te NapOr @uitOn Dem @bef
Der @sianotidaft ieine 2lufluartung. 9eute
bsiufteH bic @dite oas teanolOgiide5ufitut,
Die 0fieutltae Sibliotbet nnO ben 6IOttenban'
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-03

N 0 Oh c It er, N.=g)., l. An9ult. - yin
Mlunn, Homens Sohn SeBler, lebte nod Dor
einisen g8oden nit ieiuer 6rau in Der swei'
ten @tage eiuss 5auies in Der MuiueitruBe
oabier. Die 6rau ermirtte iid cine @befei=
buug, unS ieitOem empfu9 iie belalife Be-
Jude bon etnem seuiiien Safob @0emann.
@0emaun mar aud in uoriger 9aadlt BET ihr
uub rifete fa segen @ittsrnud)t gum Uni
brute. @r uno Die 6rau 9in9en our4 bas
@obnsinmer, bas finitsr mar, IN einem rle'
ortsen Corridor, Der sur 8iihe uno ourd Oies
ielbe ,u elmer 6luterthiire iiihrte. Ourdl iene
'bntqrtbure tonnte 8. bon ben Nadbarn I'M
bemertt lb aus benz Suuie iaIeiten. Die
6rau uno ibr @alan 9lanbten, oaB Der ges
id)iebene @bsmanH idon lqHglt bic Stabt per.
laiIen babe. Sie irrten ht. Gr lauerte aui
bic @elesenbsit, feline 8ade su fiihlen. Bon
Der 9ipiionitrabs ii9 benz Suuie Hdbernb,
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TURKEY MYRRH
XirftfGte Mnrrhens2nhn-S SinFt,,r

Gin ausseisi6netes YtitteI sssen usldes ODER ,or.
n5 3abnfetdl, taulenoe 3dbne uno idbledten atbcm.
y arcntlrt treiu Sduren ooer
d d ltdcn 0t dunaen
9ebrauht uuo empioben bon allen Sabndr,tea. BE.
reitet unb uertauit In
Robert 2duterbdd,'s eeRtfdber 9lpptbeFe,
Rorooh-S6e Guilus Il. Sdratoaaitr,
uHA bsi olien 9roguiiten.
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Eg 3. 9ifrift.
fiirG Con gre 6.
Sor G. Grhh9

Der @ntiheiouns Der Demotratii4 @onierpatis
pen Goupsntion, tpeIde am 1. Sept, 1872 suiammen-
tritt, unterporen. (179-O
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STE betfen Steinfnb!rn ;a Den lieoris'
ffett WrpiSpn
Gttuas 0utes fir &inber!
Qdutenbdh'S

NbOtOI1Dens yUNrm WIuEtDeHI
ais unIddolib sarantirt bel afen Orosuliten su ba
ben Yres Is Sts. Die S6abtel. i5abri,irt in
3auteuba DDS oeuti6er Npotbete uno Ytiueralmoier
Depot, Roroolt.Sfe Der &ntaip. u. Sarato9Gitr
(Nebr f3,1Si Q.l8.T
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SdiesSau.
Mpro uno &clbitmprb.

@illiamsbura, 9.,D., 2. au9. -
Die ,MutualS" bon gfewz9orf idlu9en BIZ
,,GtlautlcS" BON Srooflpu NIT 5 gegen 4.
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4gentnr fir M. @erf & Gomp. 8

Ngentur fir W. Wert & Comps
Stncinnaticr fdiGumcuoc 0Scinc,
rem import rtcn qlcidOmnI no unO blgCr, Iomlci iir
Die iiBer atGUba l8CtUc Ofr o9icniautz
SGllcp 9ScinsS rmI G0uiC."
81 pro @duoHC Un0 90 GCnis pyO NlQItbc;
fciner rEiner 9orts Unc Sberrus IScu, 50 pro
@jl1one, 90 Gems pro 6aihc;
SrOmbeereuz, SiridbCus uue iugmCr Srduuts
fpeIn, - pro &au.. % uno 80 SIS. pTo Gidfde;
Simb beerens uno Sittuued Snrup, $3.50 pro
Sauone, 50 Gents pro Quart p ur0 30 Gtuts puo
Nlai6c. Is. SrWIs Sniuy,
(lSl-5D Er. ~, 28II Baltimore Str.
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BE NdKe! NdHe! WM
sur Retis Auslano beiorst inuerhalb "a Sunhen
8. Hdine,
(93-F) gde Der Baltimoreffr. uno B.=O. .=aneuue
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CHERR Y KINA

CHERRY KINA
pber 8ein BON peruotaniiher 8inoe,
priparirt BON Sbommeret Ges In Barts,
In elm aug eSeidbnetes Z omit uno y Se9eHmttfei
fit nGs 2Se9ielFeGrI. gu paben bel
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alenisen Assuten fir Die Ser. Staaten,
sue Der SutarDftr. u. UfabtioH>ap.
(San5. t2MkO ionic bel alien 0roauiten.
Sss beifen Steinfnb!rn ;a Den tlieoris'
(teu Yreiien.
SokIsu bon Der n8altinlorer @ompasnie," Don Be,
nisuler~ BOitoner Sompdsnia,"
tser unb raid brenHcnoe So9len-oie befen &oblen
aui Dem bleii9en Utartts
5u oertauien
audb .auteus' BaIensH unb Gumberldnber aobfeH
6. 3. Disss uno JameS Siags, assntsn eer
sBGIttmorsr Soblen-I II. nanonz@ @tlenbabn=& omp.'
Biireau: Nr. g, Soutbifrdee.
aobIenbof: G6e Der Rprtbs une Ndetton
Strase tSft.141SD
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pDspeptiker,
oersfp etfelt nj DIT!
Gnfmunternbe 4nnDe fur Sud!
Wiler's
Herii iihmffeS xSnSbr0Tft

an verjudben, elm rein pegetablldcs Hrdparai sdna.
fih unibdblit, iebod rDunberion furirenbe gisen'
lbaiten In obeneenarnten eeiecH beHseno. Wir 5ues
ein bas es elm Seilmittel unter Dem Bublifum eebt
peIdes in meniger ssGuen feline Ssluns beiprft ole
Riaer's Dpspepiin, uno 1T Der @t9entbilmcr Bee
ret, ueuu baram eriudt, Ole Jtamen mebrerer nnies
rer berporraaenfen Ginmohner au5ueeben, uelds
burib ben Gebrau beier berhbmten Ntirtur tbre @e.
Junbbeit mieber erbaltsn baben. Ginige beier 6dut
iDaren droniide Onspepfs BON oet i6limmiten arr'
uelh. pon unieren beten Ier5ten obne Srfo9 bebaH.
BELT ieood burd1 ben @ebraub einiser SslaiGen 1ps.
u. 9. ERiler,
aueiniger gi9ent6lmer,
Ntr. f2, EcrSs6osrartffr ffraSe.
43ef Ten Sroauiffeu an baher 'Spt.26, 1S.t&msi
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au so Gents pro Suncert in Der
ui0-) gYpebttipu b. SIattes.
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Mcinrr GincrzCS1lin

Bpei bis 6rci SABRE ait,
Bu bnben bel
@ttiuacr, G>crr q Comp,
(l40S-) 9tr. l3uno I D. GbeOp5ibe.
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lioDal Wak-
Nagsem>@bisfies

8u baben bel
6ittinssr, Scrr q Comp
SIR. 13unb15. @beapitoe,
(167-) a1eiuiae Ioenten iir oeu Siiosu u. gSefen.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-09-28
ENTRY or BITTER ROOT
LANDS

Some doubts having existed rs to the time
and method of pcrfectmg claims to lands
in the Bitter Root under the recent act OF
Congress. Mr.. Woody of Missoula and the
Register and Receiver Of the Land Office NJ
Helena communicated with the Commits.
sioher Of the Land Office in relation thereto,
and have received the following response,
which is Of interest to settlers in that valley,
and is to the point:
WASHINGTON, d. CO.
Sept. 10, 1872.
Register aud Rteeirer Of Land Office,
Helena. NJ T.
Observation-Disclosures find copy of an
act of Congress approved June 5,h, 1872.
(the Bitter Root Act) for the removal of
Fla,hcnd and other Indians from Bitter
Root Valley. You will please take notice of
the provisions of the act and await special
instructions from this Office before admit.
ting the presentation Of any settlement
claims upon the lands therein named Such
instructions cannot Ike furnished until the
return of the surveys to this Office aud the
procurement of data sufficient to identify
and designate the particular townships GOV.
cred by the act. As soon - the requisite
prcliminaries are arranged you will he duly
advised and directed as to your proper du>
ties respecting the provisions Of the act.
Very Respectfully,
(Signed) WILLIS DRUNMOND,
Commissioner.
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Another 0ssst 0s00srsial 1.sssyzise
New York, September 25.--The London
7Gnes of the 18th copies the following from
the Pail. Mall Gazette The Patric processes
to be able to guarantee the perfect authenti.
city IF the announcement which it makes
that the Government Of Prussia has finally
resolved upon the construction of mon.
ster canal, to connec. the Baltic with tho
North Sea- The cost will doubtless, 1t
says, be betrayed out Of the French indem
nifty. Preliminary estimates and plans are
already extensive, and orders i.sued to
study the matter with sufficient minuteness
before the beginning Of operations. A
Commission Of Engineers and superior
officers has been appointed Ia proceed to
the spot and they are expected in Kici about
the Goth INST
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Sherif's Sale.

RY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER AND DECREE OF
- sale issued out Of the District Co,t Of the Sec
ohd judicial District Of Montana Territory in aG. Cor
Deer Lodge county. bearing date Of September 1a,h.
1872, and to me directed and IL livrrcd ~ IN action
~ said court. wherein A. Green l. plaintiff aud vii.
liam Romano II detcndant in iay0i OF said plainIiii
and against said defendant. have levied upOn and
viii. on Monday the 9Th day Of October. a. ID 49,.
ut the hour Of M Of said day, nj the from,
door OF the Court house In Deer Lodge city. Deer
Lodge county. N: r., se!l at public auction t. the
highest and best bidder for cash in hand the follow
Ing described property. towit: Lot No. Onr Il in
block No. two 2 on the north side Of Main street In
the town Of Philipsbur together with all buildings
thereon or thercunto belonging, all being located in
Deer Lodge county. Montana Territory.
Given under my hand this 18Th day Of September.
A. u. 1879.
WESLEY ". JONES.
sheriff OF Deer Lodge Co.. NJ. 4.
by CHAs. :. WARREN.
i"'-u Under sheriff.
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Terrible Stern,

Milwaukee, September 23-Thc heavics,
rain storm ever known in this vicinity com
mcnccd last night and continued until noon
The streets and cellars were flooded, doing
considerable damage. Several barns in the
country were struck by lightning and con
sumcd. A girl "A. Palmyra, young man at
Hebron. and two men in Greenfield were
struck dead by lightning last night The
thunder and lightning was continuous dur.
ing the storm.
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RH~ 0hIeaAA

Chicago, September A-Last night about
midnight, Jas. p McWillia,ns. ! young
man employed as n compassion in the Times
Office, was shot through the head and al
most instantly killed by one Of party of
four men whom he met on Clinton street,
near Adams. McWilliams. with compau.
ion. was going home, when his attention
was attracted to some alteration between
four men, and he stopped and asked what
the matter was. One of the men told him
to pass on, which he did, without u word,
but lse only gotta few steps when ono OF the
men drew revolver and shot him. Tie
assassin and his companions escaped and
arc still At large. -.
1t has transpircd that G.. II. Goodspccdc,
the young man Oh his way TO California,
who was fieeccd out Of 5000 by the ''bun.
ko" gamblers on Saturday night, is Henry
Sloan, confidential clerk in Hartford bank.
ing house, who robbed the institution of
q, 600 and started to go west.
The journeymea carpenters have struck
for "a per day. They have been receiving
g Is and 81 80. Many Of the employers
have acccdcd to the demand. an It il
thought all will.
The Meyers opera house, . new aad beau.
tiful minstrel hall just completed on Monroe
street, In the burnt district, opened to night.
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TAs Sis1x Again al he WarPatA.

Bozcman, September ga messenger
from the Agency brought in the report that
from sixty to u hundred Indians came in
from the Boulder Pass, southeast of the
Agency, about 4 p. m. On the way they
met Doctor Frost and two Grow squxws
whom they at once killed. The Indians
then came on to the Agency and ran off oil
the horses. They went of the same way
they came. remaining oil the time on the
south side Of the Yellowstone. The courier
saw . light for IN instant A he came along,
about mile above the mouth of Twenty
Five Yard Creek on the south side Of the
Yellowstone, which he thought might he
part Of tho raiders The courier has no
doubt but that they were Sioux, A. they
went into the herd paying no attention to
cattle, taking only horses and mules.
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John Gregory Smith has resigned the
Presidency of the Northern Pacific Railroad.
and George w. Cnss, recently President Of
the Fort Wayne rad. Is elected in his place
Mr.. Cass has the reputation Of being one OF
tho hest and most energetic railroad men in
the United States. He Is understood u
favor the push things" policy. Great &C.
tivity along the whole length Of the road
may be expected rs soon as Mr.. Cas- be
comes acquainted with the situation
WaNA W'aLn Union.
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Will the papers advocssipg Il give some
reasons therefor: No public necessity for
such session has been even mentioned,
much less demonstrated. Are there any
private axes 10 grind, or have the leaders Of
the dominant party In the Territory discov
cred thnt the electoral body II still too large
to serve their partisan purposes. and arc
therefore aching for another opportunity to
disfranchisc two thousand mere of our cit.
liens: Will those who ask an extra session
now show cause for this expense demanded
to he added to the debt of Montana?
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Legal Advertisements.
Referees Sale ofMinil1 PROPERTY,

RYyiRTUE AND IN PURSUANCE OF A DE-
- cea and o:ler of sale rendered In the District
Court OF the Second Jucla! Disrir, OF Montana Ter.
flors IN and for Deer Lodge Ety. on the 18th day
OF Sepcmbsr. 4. d. 49,: in n siii in partition where.
IN r. H. BIZ. John O'Routk are plaintiffs and Martin
Soonan James Shiiady. Dennis Mccormick. William
Loya are defendants in said court, the uudcrs .ncd
referee, appointed by the court by said decree and
order Tor that prposr win sell ut public auction
the highest aud best bidder for cash at the front door
Of the Cary House Hotel. in the town of Blackfoot,
Deer Lodge county Montana Territory on Monday
the lh day OF October. A. ID. 1872. ut the hour Of
O'Clock p. ~. OF ID day. the following described
property all situated In the county Of Deer Lodge
and Territory Of Montana. to-w.t: a certain bed
rock hnnIe constructed for mimi: PURPOSES in Penccs
Mining District. Deer Lodge county. Montana Terri.
tory: also I'LL the ninin. ground suicc boxes. Tools
humcs bitches and water rights connected Herewith
and belonging to .aid bed rock numc. sad minin.
ground extending from claim number sXt! seven tC1
below discovery claim In said mining District to CHIN
number one hundred and six ilGGi below discovery,
both inclusive together with all the rights, privileges
and appurtenances thcreunto beloncinr or In any
wise appcrfanng, with the same usually had and
ehJOyed, Terms Of sale, cash.
Given under my hand this Goth day Of September
A. d. 1872. CHARLES y WARREN.
1k.f.r
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aenrAnlAns N WASHINGTON.

We noticc by the telegia ANS that A. j.
Simmons Esq. Is In Washington with his
dcputa.ioa Of Nioux. Tho Daketian Of q
recent date noticing their arrival in Yank.
ton makes the following mention Of the
party:
On last Sunday afternoon the steamer
Esperanto arrived ut the Levcc, with a
large delegation Of Indians, bound for
Washington. :
The secOnd detachment il in charge Of
Maj A. ]. Simmons, of the Milk River
Ageocy, and these chiefs are The representa-
lives Of 100 lodges, numbering 5000 per-
coma Their names and hands ere Is fol.
lowe: u ttsFika as,t f,s ; sA,i ae..ti,. +
Uaeapapas -Bloody Moush, Ball Rushcs,
end Block Eagle. s,.s.a sat sta
CusheaAs-Meticine Bear, Afraid Of the
Bcaf, qkin a ~ Heart end l.ost Medicine
Tachpapaa Long Fox and Back Eysa ]
Hotosaa Man hat Packs ,bs Eagle and
bis wt3e, and Black Catfish.
aChsvaaas Oh Cat and his Son, Walk.
iss cnas, Was Clas. aoQd Hawk ssd Bhek
H0su. -, 49,
MAJ. Simmoas y 10 command Of this
lase aansd party 10 psraon. assisted BY VIM.
Bssvay aad Oh. Aka. Culbsrtsou - In.
tsspceles1 aais.A ftisS' aA -ai1
~ .G.11f - ss
Ca,lsealvsly sAsy ne psssaAls ssassa
0sdass eetAe AnsGlana ss1nas = sssld
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Owing to the bad weather the officers of
tho Territorial Association on Monday post.
poncd the Fair and set the entire programme
forward two days. The exhibition thcrc-
fore began on "Wednesday las. and will con-
tinuc Monday and Tuesday of next week.
Quite number of west siders arein Helena
or going over TO day, and will remain until
the Fair Closes We IRE not rs yet advised
of the entries. All necessary arrangements
for exhibitors were perfected by the
officers IN good time, and the general
expectation is that II will be fully equal to
its predecessors.
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POLITICAL MATTERS.

Topeka. 23-The s,raight-out Demo-
Gratis of Kansas have issued call for q
State convention At Topeka, October Sd, to
nominate State and electoral ticket.
Warrington, 23d.-PNstmaster Creswell
left here last evening for Ohio, where he
will take part In the campaign.
Gen. w. II. Terrell. Third Assistant Post
master general, goes to Indiana tomorrow,
where he will remain until after the election
In that State. Meanwhile he will take the
stump for Grant and Wilson.
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8akIsa1po ADRixx

Salt Lake, September c1.-The case of
the Emma Mining Company, of England,
against the Cincinnati & Illinois Tunnel
Co., involving the ownership to- one of the
richest deposits in the Emma mine, at Little
Cottonwood, 10 set for trial on the 9th of
October next.
In the District Court, this morning. Miss
Phoebe Cousins, on motion of Gov. Woods,
was admitted to the bar. An address of
welcome was made by Judge McKeon and
hearty congratulations by members of the
profession. Miss Snow, daughter of the
Territorial Attorney General, was also adj
mittcd on motion of Elk. u. s. Attorney
Hampstead.
From $2.50 to 8 were offered to day for
single copies of the New York papers con
tanning an expose of the Mountain Meadow
massacre
The Tribune publishes to day the marrisg.
notice Of Henry A. Ferguson 10 Mrs. Mary
Booth, recently one Of tie pol. gamic wives
Of Captain Burt, Chief of Police Of this
city
Another revelation ot a terrible crime in
Utah IS promised in a few days.
The Utah Southern railroad is opened u
Lchi.
Salt Lake, September 22-Wm. d. Ogden
and the directors Of the Northern Pacific
railroad arrived Inst night and left to day
for Puget Sound, via Sacramento. to deter
mine the Pacific terminus Of the roud.
The admission of two ladies to the bur of
Utah, yesterday, is the subject Of general
comment by the public and the press.
Large quantities Of rich ore IL again com.
ing in from the Emma and other mines of
Little Cottonwood.
Two children. girl and hoy, were ter
ribly burned while playing with gunpow
der. ut Ophir. The girl died before assist.
"nce could be rendered, and the hoy is in
prccarIous condition.
The Ece"ing Journal. in m expose of the
Mountain Meadow massacre, says the muir
dered victims of the priesthood still Gull
from their graves for vengeance.
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REMOVAL OF JUNE MURPHY.
r. G., Serbs, Of Ohio, to Succeed
Him.

Let ~ 8spe &c Civil 0ssvis~ Reas1
From the Montanian. Extra
NON1ASTAx OFFICE, Sept. =
WASHINGTON special to the Chicago Tribune hsl
the following: The Administration has found thai
Judge N urphy. ono Of the U. 8. Judges Of Montana
10 not fitted for his position. The supporters and
opponcnts Of this ofbccr have had very bitter Hgh,
In regard to his retention in ONCE and It IL at last
decided to remove him, and the Attorney General will
take the necessary steps to morow. Judge n. will
he succeeded by F. L.. Scrvis, Of Mahonins county,
Ohio.
This action finally and wisely determines
the much vexcd question of the First Judi
cial Judgeship. Mr.. Servis, the new ap
pointec. is = gentleman whom VIC believe
will gil every requisite of good Judge, and
with his associates Judges Wade and
Knowles, give Montana a Bench of fine
ability. thorough knowledge, wide expert.
cncc and incorruptiblc integrity one IN.
surpassed, If equslled, in oil the Territories.
Mr.. Servis is 45 years of age, married, is q
resident of Garfield, Ohio. and is wealthy.
An orphan, and poor, he educated himself;
at Is began the study of law with J. H.
Lewis, an eminent lawyer of Garfield; in
1852 began practice in that place and has
continued It until tho present. He Is tho
Oldest practicing lawyer but one in tia
county, and stands in the highest estimation
among those who know him. Impaired
health led him to contemplate permanent
removal 10 the Rocky Mountains, and i. was
his design if appointed Associate Justice of
Montana, to make it permanent home We
presume Judge Scrvis will not long delay
coming 10 Montana with his family, and
We can assure our Virginia friends the &C.
QUESTION to their social circle will be not
less pleasing than that to the Bench.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-09-28

New York, Sept. 25 "A lengthy address
tn the Democracy Of the United States, is
sued by the committee of the Louisville
Convention, explains the object Of the as.
semhlagc. 1t opposes the Baltimore plat.
form as undcmocratic and contends the
masses Of. Democracy did not demand the
nomination Of Greeley, "r the adoption of
his platform. 1t says its watchword is not
anything To beat GRAM" but '.anything O
prevent Greeley from heating aud destroy
ing the Democratic party" Grants election
would lie less calamity than that of Gree
ley. II the former is chosen the responsi.
bili,y ses'son Bait more, which refused them
either ~ Democratic nominee or platform
The address concludes by inviting all Dem.
Ocrats 10 vote for O'COnor.