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Turned Up Again You rccollect 9TH
81. Clairs," don't you! those peripsteti,
wheeling vocalists and maudlin lecturers
who bilked Montaneze . year or two ago
and soon after had scandal suit down IN
California, where the Misses St, Clair at.
tested the Mormon proclivities of the old
MAJ. and he In turn attcsted that to tho hes,
Of his knowledge, belief and experience the
Misses "Bsrkis were within" Well. some
one sends US the Fort Wayne, Ind. Gn.csse
Ut Dec Is, and We find that St. Clair il
''hoodooing" the Hoosicrs with Munchaus.
enish stories about Brigham Young while
Mrs.. 3. Is announced as follows:
g. The great lady traveller Of A meric., Mo-
st. Clair. having just completed her grea,
journey Of the Rocky Mountains that occu.
pied over three years. is tn lecture in this
city m the events "f her journey. Mrs. st.
Clair spent many weeks in the Indian
country. never sNeeting n white man. while
The 81 wages were her constant companions.
She cnterisins the idea that the Government
IL nearer right to.dsy on the Indian question
than ever before, and claims that white men
arc far less To he trusted than the tov fire..
quently abused Indians.
Mrs. St. Clair declares her willingness 10
travel free IT escort or soldiery, and alone,
even among the Apaches, who. she says
never did and she believes never will harm
her or any one who deals in good faith and
with true moral courage with the Indian
people,"
If Mrs s. had evidenced little more
moral courage in the Rocky Mountains, she
wouldn't have had to trust white men 10
much.
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Aaseate.--The NasDn,c election Of Film,
Creek Lodge No. II, A. r. and a n, held
Il PhilipsbusE, Dec. sd. The following OF.
hcers were duly elected and installed: FL
Jno. Gerber, w. ~; Joa. Algsr,s s. W.:
9 D. AollsnJ. :. W.; Q. v. Sherman.
Tress.: J. II 1eTell. 6ec,y; @. 8 Nason,
9. D.; a: DAVIS, }. p; D. AarqaisoD, 8. s.:
d. Cassw right. J. g.; r. Terrell. Tilss. t.a
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LECTURE.

House Deer Lodge '''~' " ''~'"'' ~ '"' WITT
~, '""r"dsy Evening, Jasuary llth, d.
i.nar ", auspices and for the benefit OF the DB11
''I 'lrE' ON the subject Ut =
., The Ansio.Saxsn Empire.
'"'ss'on ~ cents. By order oe the o., r. ..95s.
iMt Lmrr.r co.r,,rr. ?
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Milk tor All.

=, Thanking the citizens Of Deer Lodge for the very
liberal patronage brttuwe upon me, take pleasure III
informing them that am now able to furnish
All the Milk Required,
warranted pure anadnlterntcd. aud not diluted Milk
sccornt 1T weathcrJ 1T 8 u 10 O'Clock.
/. aS,ng established permanently, and procured all
the cows needed, those whom have heretofore been
unable to supply are hereby notified they can now be
accommodated. J. III EDGERiY
Deer Lodge, Dec. IS 1871. a.
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Deer Ledge Osb.-At = u,ses,ng Of the
Deer Lodge Club. held 1t regular annual
meeting on Tuesday evening", Jsuusry Il,
1871, the following officers were elected 10
serve Tor the ensuing year: President, d.
L. +. Holmes " r.. B. Wolf; Secretary.
James 2. Qwing'; Treaa, J. Fea,hcrmsn;
Director. Il. Dewitt A. E. Ilein.s, D.,
Gamer, I. +. Smith, J. s. Osborne
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Fresh Cali form IL, Goods
JUST RECEIVED BY KLEINSCHNlDT BROS
large invoice Ut Fresh California Fruits
Fresh Cured Hams and California Groceries Ut every
variety. .atgsH- Hs .94..'-9 #.@4@g ~%a. rgov
The best and largest stock In the market. viii be
cold ut lowest figures for Cash.
Dealers aud C0nsumcs will find Il to their ailvan.
tagc to CALL kLElNSCuNlDT BfROS
= ll%r0 r....as Deer l0doe.
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Pardoned.-John II. johnson. for some
time past confined in the pcnitcn,iary a,
Deer Lodge, was pardoncd by the Cover.
nor and released Dec. a. The following
reference to il appears in the Pardon Re
port submitted by the Executive TO the
Legislature.
JOHN II. JOHNSON.
Crime. manslaughteE sentence. imprison.
ment in the Territorial peniicntiary fur the
period If two years and six inOnih.: con.
victed ut the November term. 1870. of the
district court in aud for Madison county.
patdoncd December 10. 1871. on the recon-.
mendsiion 0f the United States Grand Jury
nj Deer Lodge city. At September term. 1871.
the Hon. Hiram Knowles. United States
Judge; Hon. aWm II. Clxg.tt. Representa-
tive 10 Congress; Cornelius 81 ,lg.s. United
States District Attorney. and 10j citizens Of
Deer Lodge and Madison counties.
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I. %. d. n.

TIVE REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF COT
l. tonwOOd Lodge No. J I. O. U. =. wtl BE- held ev.
ery Wednesday evening at the Nssonic Hau. n
o'clock: Sojourning tsrethrcn In good seandinx ase
cordially invited 10 attend.
JOS. A. HYDE. Secretary.
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Y Subscribers TO the New NORTH. WEST receiving
~ Mpers marked win an TX" nenr the nddrcrs
are thereby notified their subscriptions have expired
and are solicited to renew.
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LARGE LOT OF WINDOW sAsHEs-ALL
Sizes. for ssle cheap for cash by
ll5n D. 9. KENYON.
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4tw YortFh.Wtst.
Saturday Morning, January 9Th, 1872.


CATHOLIC SERVICES Divine service with be helA
In the Catholic Chapel SupdsS. JAM 7th ct tbs ussal
houts, Ksv. X De Ryckerc oancinting
Rev. =. J. Catlin, Presiding Elder Of The n. Z
Church south, fOr this dis&rct will neeech n IT,
Court House, sunday. 1t II oclCck 4 q. ma n n
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n y. tDss ese, ~ - sscaesa lGsvndls
cDsvicas, wss killed ~ E.a<l Asalissssd.
q ths4 Asad . 60 JosQsla, Ssosatly. afaar
= desperate oeosetsr ID which Joae, Ii ~
0hos . tj0s0 I'D Asuie>cad ,ina a..
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Breakfast 0t oO0aoS.' """"
Passengers from Deer Lodge to Helena by s3ilmer
Mead's Station lone Ut the best eating atstions In
Montana. jy7 dAvst
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BORN
MAR RTE o.

4gRsicK-In Coginue. on Christmas day. DeeanAa
=. 1871, % The wife a 4. W. Nosjek, a0a.
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BANK EXCHANGE.
+ JAMES o'osAbr. rsorRzroa LII
DIAR SALOON.

pssytslon Of thIs - ~ - -. - "A =
O. 80 OLD AND POPULAR SALOON. Il s.
N4. OGe1dy viii - peeed = - ID ana new casoo-
% inpars liauoss sold. /, .l. =, 800. li6 80
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The Trues. Friend to the south

In response to the reckless suggestion
OF the World, that "there are not lacking
some indications that it Is one of Mr..
Grants first purposes, Il reelected to re-
model the State Governments of North
Carolina and Georgia 10 suit his own
Vows" Alexander H. Stephens says in
the Atlanta (Ga) Sun: 1--WE know moth
ing Of the indication of Gen. Grants pur-
poses here referred to by the New.York
World; but we do know that when Gov.
Bullock wished . 'remodering' Of the Fifth
Congressional District Of this State, and
represented it as being in state OF insur-
rection, after the election of 1870, he was
backed by Mr.. Greeley, who then refused
the aw.abiding people Of the district a
hearing through his columns against the
aspiration and calumnies cast upon them.
The New York World itself refused this
hearing in lis columns. We know, furth-
er, that Gen. Grant, at that time, refused
TO interfere any further in the internal at
fairs OF Georgia, though the result OF the
elections just held had been the restora-
ton OF the State Administration to the
hands Of the Democracy. We are, there
fore, inclined to look upon this note Of
alarm as only one Of the tricks of the
World to favor the cause of the man, who
did as much, II not more, in affecting the
remodeling Of the Governments Of all the
Southern States, first and last, than any
man living; and who now holds that it Is
the duty Of the central head to remodel
as often as 1t may deem It necessary to do
80, to accomplish the same purpose"
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STATE BoNDs-Dull and unchanged.
sTocKs-.0pened dull and slightly
easier than last night. A continuance OF
the squeeze in Erie, caused q general
dizziness In the morning. Later there
was an improvement, and the market en-.
livened by a jump in Panama from 1861
to 141f. 1t being reported that the shorts
were to be twisted, and that Panama and
Pacific Mail were 10 be consolidated on
leases Of 200 for former and 100 for latter,
and that independent thereof there will
be scrip dividend Of 80 to 10 per cent
on Panama, none Of which rumors are
yet authenticated. Rio Is still active and
the pool unbroken; sales during the day
at 54ia52i cash, and 5Sa50i regular. The
later dealings were at, the lowest rates,
causing the report that Daniel Drew had
succeeded In -therselling Of his stock Of
about 10000 shares, bought in under the
rule for non.dellvery at 53t to 50i. There
vast marked decline nom yesterday In
the general market; prices fell Of, tat per
cent in the morning, but recovered the
decline in the evening on small business;
closing very strong. 'su s5ag.aa ~
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Old Things In New Lirhrs.

A flask Of oil, still llmpId, has Just been
dug up at Pompeli-tresh after the lapse
OF centuries.
Old relics of Grecian splendor have
lately been examIned-to find their way
into the crowded chambers Of the British
Museum, that wonderful receptacle for
all that is quaint and curious. ~
Old volumes have been discovered by
diligent DryasduSts in outot.the.way
corners Of the earth-and dictionaries
are busy over them seeking to unraVel
their history and their mystery.
/ And old doctrines Of political honesty
and good faith are coming to the surface
once more-thanks to national emer-
gency which gives the American people
the choice between the good and the bad,
and no choice but that-the choice be.
tween Greeley, who goes ranting West.
ward to sell himself for mess Of pottage,
and Grant, who stands as the representa-.
tive of the party that has revived the real
Democracy Of the pure days ofthe Amer.
lean, Republic. 1g-4s
Is the old becoming new everywhere ?
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mtnb 10 DC ertSttag Combination" II
has no authority beyond this, save and
except 10 submit tie said ConItitutt0n q
Ne people for ratification or rejection" This
done their work was fnlshed-the trust
delegated 10 them by the people then
stood revoked. The election Of officers
under It was reserved for the direction oil
the legislature, and the Convention had
no right, or authority TO order an election
ofSLate and county officers members Of
the Legislature and Of Congress.
Not until the proclamation Of the Gov.
ernor announcing the ratification OF the
new Constitution Is II Of binding force.
Indeed, till then It Is no Constitution; and
the Obtter dictum OF the Convention that
the Constitution and schedule shall be
operative and In full force from and In.
Guiding tho fourth Thursday Of August
1872" Is without the pale OF Conventional
authority and Is repugnant to the first
section Of the twelfth Article Of the Con.
stitution, and Is therefore toid Hence Il
Is, II It cannot relate back 90 as 10 haze "a
FetrospsctlUe operation or tgecE' and include
this fourth Thursday Of August 1872, land
we maintain 1t cannot, because Of It's IN.
constitutionality,) all elections Of officers,
members Of the Legislature and Of Con.
gress on that day, arc void and Of no effect.
Inc Convention should have followed
the example set them by the wise and
patriotic men Of Virginia and West Viz
gtnla, and waited for the ratification Of
their Constitution by the people, and left
to the legislature its legitimate authority
TO have fixed tho time for holding the
elections OF State and county officers,
members Of the Legislature and OF the
Congress OF the United States. Had this
course been pursued, all would have gone
on smoothly, and we would have had
none Of the difficulties and complications
which now beset us. AS It 10, we have
had an expensive election and much bit.
ter controversy, and In our judgement
all that has been legally done Is the rGti.
tcdttoR Of the Constitution. All the
State and county officers, mem
bers Of the Legislature, and OF Congress
are yet to DO elected. The 9TH section Of
the 4th article Of the new Constitution
provides that "the elections of State and
county officers and members Of the Legis.
lature shall be elected on the second Tues.
day Of October, until otherwise provided by
law. The Code Of West Virginia provides
that members Of Congress shall be elected
on tue fourth Thursday Of October, and
the Presidential election comes of early
in November. And SO It is under the ner
order Of things, we are to have three more
elections within six weeks.
Sept. "a, 1879. LEeIrGMIsr.
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.naltImorn nrarkei.

q BA1EnEoRE, September 24.-Flour-
Dull market In buyers favor but prices
unchanged. Wheat-Steady white % 05;
fair 70 prime 81 75a9 co. choice amber
81 95G2 co. good to primered 81 75a1 90;
common to fair 81 45a1 05; western red
81 Goal 70. Corn-Dull, mixed western
64a05c, oats-Firm, western mixed 4Oc;
white 4la4ec. Rye-Quiet Provisions
VERY strong with an advancing ten.
tendency. Mess POrk-$15 Goals %.
Bulk Mcats-Shoulders NC, sides 104c,
clear rib 11all*c. BaCon-Shoulders SIC,
sides l1ic, clear rib 11sal2c. Sugar
cured hams 10al9tc. Lard-0a94c. Yves.
tern Butter-Choice scarce and wanted
at 20a22c. Whisky-Firm at O4c.
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eB- As6remGdy Tor Bronchial Affections
and Chronic diseases Of the Lungs, moth
ing ever before discovered equals DR.,
Pearce's Golden Medical Discovery.
The Culture Of the Hair.-Just as
surely as a soil infested with Canada this.
Ties can be made to produce fine crops Of
golden grain, the scalp now covered with
harsh, dry, unmanageable hair can be
made prolific OF silken tresses. All that
is necessary to effect the change in either
case Is the right kind Of fertilizer. Leav.
ing the agricultural chemists to determine
how the barren land shall DO made fruit.
iul, we positively assert that Lyons Kath.
akron Is unequaled as a fertilizer and beau.
tifer Of the hair. twenty-five years of
success is the basis Oh this unqualified
statement During that time 1t has been
used by many millions Of both sexes; and
the first instance in which 1t has failed 10
fulfill the expectations Of a rational pur-
chaser has yet to be discovered. 1t will
not cause hair to grow on q vanished
gourd; but wherever the roots of the hir-
suite fibers remain undisturbed 1t will
cause them to put forth new shoots, and
in all cases where the hair has become
thin it will increase It's volume. eod&w
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, September 24.-Thc
market for cotton goods remains strong
and active, with a large business in
sheetings, shirtings, canton flannels and
prints, all Of which sold ahead in some
grades. Blankets in very active demand
for low and medium qualities. ShawlG
in good request, with strong demand fol-
stripes, and prices generally unchanged.
Foreign goods fairly active, particularly
in dress fabrics and ribbons. Linens fol
the clothing trade doing better.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, September 24-Flour-
Demand fair Of lower rates 81 50a7 G5.
Wheat demand good Of, full prices; red
y Goal 3d. Corn only o limited Job.
bling demand OF 45C. Rye 70a72c. Oats
NO. Q, S5a30; new 27a34c. Barley
quiet and unchanged, Groceries
Steady. 0il-unchanged. Pork $l3 80.
Lard-Summer SIC; steam held at 81;
kettle 81. Bulk meats-Shoulders OF;
sides 10i clear rib 10t; clear 109. Bacon
Shoulders II; clearrib Iii; clear want.
ed at1lt held at 10 with,small sale Su.
gar cured hams-Firm at 17a1Sc. Hogs
"a 40a4 so. Whisky 00c.
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COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
New York Money and stock Market.

New York Money and stock Market.
NEw YORK., September e4.-Go1D-
Opened firm at ia, but afterwards de.
clIned to 1881 closing at 118ta113f; bor-
rowing rates 1.16 per cent to fat, and to
carry /, per cent; closing at . per cent.
Clearings, $43OO0,OOO. The Treasury
disbursed $4,000.
MoNEY-Easy; opening at Z per cent on
call, and declining to 8 per cent; most
business at 4a5 per cent. N.
STERLING ExonANeE-Quiet and steady
at 1O7ta1O7i long; 10ssa109 sight.
Recommendations and firm,
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inE VALIDITY OF THE AU.
GUST ELECTIONS,

absolutely oW, Null and Void Through.
oT ne IAN Uaanswerable Statement
"TS s Of the IptqllIgeaeer. 4
,io me q question Of tho paIidty OF the cleo.
han =. >! STATE and county officers, Of mem.
Con ' o. The LegislAture and ythe National
lsSS1s , on the second day Of August,
.j5s,,Ts;HUe slnntng 10 attract serious con.
Cb sgS convention that assembled at
and SN1i ~ sS, last winter met in pursuance
S.s J Y authority OF The frG section Of the
y TyS article Of the Constitution ofW t
thefsoSA ana laws passed in pursuance
srtioI U'' The first section Of the twelfth
t,s0t ~ expressly provides that In : NO
S sHi, CouyeHtion) BY GnS fs @ or SSste[
., m ,Sa;S . haze any trospectiSSs opsr Ta
p,oy gSeS It Is maintained tbat ' every
s scSSSiSu Of the new Constitution i S'' ~
lion Il III - G, conflict with this first sec.
WIKI F." od. The Convention was cSsrSe Fed
J SsS certain limited and - s TS
tioSISIsee act calling the Gonyen
Cos!i,NW,atich was to "propo~ a IN,
'''''''H'''H, Or alterations and amend mi
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Toledo Market.

ToIEDo, September 24.-Flour-Qulct
and unchanged in every respect. Wheat
Fair demand but at lower rates; No. 2
white Wabash 81 s0Al IS; extra white
Michigan 81 s5I; No. do 81 G5; amber
Michigan cash and seller September 81 Al
seller October 81 40; No. ! red 81 G2; No
2, 81 48f. Corn-Dulland prices a shade
lower; high mixed 44tc; buyer October
45c; low mixed 44c. Oats-Quiet and
unchanged
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III sad thing To- pass through lie
only half alive Yet there are thousands
whose habitual condition Is one Of ian.
guor and debility. They complain Of no
specific disease; they suffer no positive
pain, but they have no relish for anything
which affords mental or sensuous pleas.
nre 10 their more robust and energetic
fellow beings.
In nine cases out Of ten this state OF
lassitude and torpor arises from morbid
stomach. Indigestion destroys the ener.
gy Of both mind and body. When the
waste Of nature Is not supplied by q due
and regular assimilation Ofihe food, every
organ Is starved, every function inter.
rupted. 3fai q a'.f olI .I. p.
Now, what does common sense suggest
under these circumstances Of depression!
The system needs rousiDg and strength.
ening; not merely for an hour or two, to
sink afterwards into q more, pilable con.
dition than ever (as It assdfedly would
do II an ordinary alcoholic stlmulant
were resorted toy, but radically and per
manently. .... q ! nj
how ID lnlB ueSrAOle OBJECT 10 be &C.
compllshedg The answer TO this question,
founded on the unvarying experience Of
Q quarter OF a century, Ia easily given.
lniuse now vigor into the digestive organs
by course Of Hostetter's Stomach Bit.
tiers. Do not waste time in administering
temporary remedies, but wake the system
up by recuperating the fountain.head Of
physical strength and energy, the great
organs upon which oil the other organs
depend for their nurture and support.
BY the time that u dozen doses OF the
great vegetable tonic and invlgorant have
been taken, the feeble frame Of the dys.
peptic will begin 10 feel It's benign influ.
ence. Appetite will DO created, and with
appetite the capacity 10 digest what II
Graves Persevcre until the cure Is com.
plete-until healthlul blood, tit 10 be the
material OF flesh and muscle, bone and
nerve and brain, flows through the chan.
nels Of circulation, instead Of the watery
pabulum with which they have heretofore
been imperlectly nourished. eod&w
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Chicago Market.

CmoAeo, September 24.--Flour--
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Fair de-
mand but at lower rates, closing quiet;
No. Q spring 81 174; spot or seller Sep
TENDER 81 154; No l, 81 2ia1 2Gt. Corn
No. 9 mixed 35c; regular 3jic for fresh.
Oats-Unchanged; No 2, 24c. Rye-56c.
Barley-Fall No. 2, soc. Provisions quiz.
e. and unchanged in every respect
Whisky-S0c.
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THIS SPLENDID RARH has BEEN BEA U
TEFULLYA ADORNED

At great expense, and Ia blessed with surround
inHs surprisingly romantic and picturesque, and
any one desiring pAlAhAl home-R good Farm,
having every convenience and comfortable work
Of an Intelligent well spent labor Of forty years,
now ready for occupation and enjoyment-and
with IN assurance OF an increase In va ne cores.
ponding to the rapid growth Of these prosperous
ciues around tho Falls Of tho Ohio River, will
do we'll to buy this,
Apply on ne premises, or address me at ROCK
HAVEN P. o., KY.