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Mr.. Challjs, at whose instance the
women were arrested, is determined to
punish them. He has letters from
Claflin asking for 5000. and says seven
months ago she repeatedly demanded
money, and sent him proofs Of an article
which she threatened to publish unless
he paid tor its suppression. He refused,
and she now publishes the article 1t
is understood that several prominent
financiers. among them Henry Clews,
Rufus Hatch and Jay Gould, will testify
! to similar attempts at hlsCkmallng by
these women, and there will doubt
| less he rich developments at the trial
They obtained considerable money
| from Vanderbilt some time ago, but he
! finally refused to give more, and they
tried TO raise it from other parties.
Challs has been promised all the aid
he desires, and il is the general opinion
that thew cannot escape. Their counsel
has advised them to plead guilty on
the charge OF sending obscene matter
through the mails, a. the punishment
for this ottense will be much lighter
than for criminal libel and attempt
eA blackma, in the case OF Chaliis.
The publication OF the Beecher
Islander has caused great indig-
nation against them, and removed all
sympathy, except of few free lovers
and their personal friends The party
who printed their paper will probably
turn STATES evidence, and it is said he
has several articles in type Islander ng
prominent men, and will testify that
Clafi n told him that they were intended
tor extorring money, and would not be
Published ii the accused parties paid
handsomely for their suppression Both
women say thatthev are bankrupt. and
complain that the lawyers refuse to de-
fend them without exorbitsnt tees, which
they cannot pay. A messenger from
them visited several prominent
LAWYERS but the all declined to 20 any,
thing in the matter. The will be de-
tended nv Counsellor Howe, a well
known Tomos lawyer. The article on
Beecher was shown, several days be-
fore it's publication. to a wealthy mem
Der OF Plymouth Church, who was told
that it would be worth $1,000 not TO
publish it. He declined TO notice it,
and laid the matter before Beecber,
who approved his action. and said the
story was too ridiculous to receive any
attention. Notwithstanding the seiz-
ure Of the papers, the news stands APP
pear we'll supplied, but charge from
fifty cents to three dollars copy.
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The Child's Cure when Teethlng,

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nv making, selling or buying such imita-
tons as shall infringe on our copyright.
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Cure when Teething, Laughlin's Infant Cor
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The new North-west., 1872-11-30
NO. 117.l
Application for Patent.
L. :. LAND OFFICE, Helena: ~. r..

L. :. LAND OFFICE, Iie'cna.rA t.
Oct. lSsh, lS5a
Notice is hereby pablished that THOMAS FORD,
HUGH Il. .MctLARY. DENNIS DRISC0LI. and MAR
TIN KATING, have this day hed application for
patent, under the Mining Laws Of CcngIcss ior their
Placer Mining Claim. situated In Old Frederick Mn
Ing District In Deer Lodge County, Montana Terri
tory which claim II recorded In the occ Of tine dis
tric, Recorder Of said district. and whereof be-
inr made IL described follows, tO-wit: Heginning
At n sandstone on the 8. f. Corner Of said claim,
whence the initial point 0f surveys iD said district
bears n. Sc. u min: +. distant IL As chsns: thence
n Sc 45 min. +. l5as chains to initial point: thence
n. zoe. W. 1851 chains to \ sandstone: thence n.
.Sk g. w. u. ~ chains TO 4 stone thence n. Is ..
w. All chains u = stone; thence n. 15e, =: "
chains to stose; thence N.sxs, ". sos chaias to
stone thence .. sly 9, w. !. 81 chains 70 seoue
thence & 81 ., T. & u chains to st0ue; tAeoce 3.
Is 20 min. W. 4. 70 chains to stone: Themes 9:
5ho. +. 5..1 chains tOa stone; thence y. Ne 80
min, T. 1884 chains to stone; thence 3 IN >,
w. 9.U7 chains to = stone: thence > ~. ~. 1s
q chaiss 70 q stone thence n. S4xe, + II
chains to place Of besinntn. embracing q and thity
five Onehundrehs acrcs. upon which notice Of said
application Is posted The known adjoining claim.
ants to these premises are WATSON aud CONNER
on the North.
VIC. CHILD, Register.
The new North-west., 1872-11-30

CEDAR CRREK-Mining is pretty well
over At Cedar for the season. The famous
''67 Co.," which took out mint ot money
this year and last. has shut W shop" for
tic winter, and W. L. Davis. Al MiIacss,
II. Nightingale, Geo. Buck and john Pur.
sci who constitute the Company are al of
for the States. The '6l = CO. Col D.
d. jenkins and Theo. Gresn-Lavs also
stopped work. The rs 60, (Dctlcr kD0wn
as the French Company, have brcn taking
out good pay. . have also Wesch s Go. On
80" 10" had rich streak but are on Il,
although still taking out over wages. All
the companies on Snow Shoe have done we'll
this year. Up to tine s0th II inches Of snow
had fallen 1t Forest City, and the Buys :,on.
cludcd summer was shout over
The new North-west., 1872-11-30
Personals.


Mr.. N. Foley, one of the well to do boys
Of Bear, has gone &c winter on Lcmhi.
Mr.. Jno. Roberts, Of Pioneer. called ON
Thursday en- route to Nevada for the win.
ter.
Yves. Travis. formerly of Helena, was
elected Sheriff at Piochc over John Kane,
formerly Of Deer Lodge.
n. d. Orshood Who figured conspicuous
~ in Montana couple of years sincc as =
''poic" is now in Salt Lake City, p. O.,
Box l32
Prof. J. n. Hartwcll, '.old reliable mu.
sic. is in town, and will either be engaged
here during the winter or GO to Virginia
City.
Mr.. P. Brogan of Yreks, spent week in
town sftera seasons hard and successful
work on Elk Creek. Pat has . soul - big
as bis name implies, and plenty of friends in
Cottonwood"
Mr.. T. A. Eddy, Of the firm of +. L.
Bonner & Co., Missoula, has been in town
for the past two weeks attending to business
and social pleasures, and left on Wednesday
with Mr.. Ed. Corbin for the Gate City.
Come again.
Peter Walton, Esq, one of the best, most
energetic and successful of our business
men, after several years 16-hour.a.day ap.
plicstion to business, has concluded to take
little jaunt to Colorado and the States, and
will leave next week for two months trip.
Pleasant Journey.
Miss Jennie Ressner, IN accomplished
and experienced Instructrcss. recently Of
Denver, has accepted from the Trustees an
engagement to teach the Philipsburg school,
and leaves ON Tuesday next to commence
school on Wednesday. We congratulate
the Silver City on its acquisition.
Col. d. B. jenkins, and old Helenian.
who went to Cedar on the first stampede
nearly three years ago, came out for the first
time this week, and has gone to take
Christmas Dinner with the old folks in
Mifflin County, Penna. After years Of hard
work and many discouragements, the Col.
has at last got some excellent mining prop
erty near Forest City, and will return in tho
spring to wash out fortune. Good trip.
The new North-west., 1872-11-30

Ye who own horse, take notice.
Winter will be here Of courre,
And II you'd have your stallion safely 70.
Through mud and frost and snow:
Then got him shod At once oil 'r0nnd
At my own shop where I am found
Fr 0m early dawn till late twilight,
Sh0eing horses with an my might,
Yes. get him sh0d at Onc., m can do Il
Ind you and horse will never rue IL.
The thorough instruction he has received
from two Of the most celebrated Veterinary
Surgeons of Edinbarrough and fifty years
experience. warrants the subscriber in as.
scrting that he is not inferior to any work.
man in Montana Territory. He may always
be found Ut his stand at Richardson's
Ranch, where the best work can be done ..
the shortest notice, upon the most reason.
able rates, for cash Or grecnbacks.
nl65.tf. JAMES RICHARDSON, SR.
The new North-west., 1872-11-30

Fo0r RAck.- - match has beasa madc ior
$3.50 side. with 500 forfeit nDw up for =
Foot Raee of one hundred yards between
Mcssrs. r. r. HsrTh and George iIsmmnnd,
70 be run o. ths Olin Track, Saturday Dec.
l4sh, 1874 Mr. Harris was, yeArs ago, oee
of shc very hest ruaaers iashs United States,
- dsn0nstgaaed - many coalcas In n my
State, and W believe cas yss cosns sp U
his bess dine. II. Hamalosd u newer IN
~ bssises hath tasksd ~ by plesey Ot
money sad friends whe bsliess - WIN vin.
Il psumlses = - ~ ~ feoe svef nA1s II
Apa1sas - sill aalsass y lsTo1s nsatss
e Dsopb than ~ beea = ~ Ola 1tsca
fss ysasa Flf.s's
The new North-west., 1872-11-30
COURT CALENDAR.
Second judicial Disfrtrf Montana
December Term 1S72.-HirVN
knOscies, .yMs0e.
CRIMINAL LIST.

SWI0JNAL LIST.
Territory vs.. W. J. Palmer and Lena
Owens; on indictment; for trial December
4th.
CIVIL LIST.
Geo. Plsistcd vs.. A. Aiken a al: for fore.
closure and dissolution; on supplemental
complaint and amended answer. For trial
December 4ih.
Geo. Plais,cd VS.. A. Aiken ct al: on sep.
crate answer Of Aiken. For trial Decembcr
4th.
c. L. Dahicr Substitute for 4. Bucl'a) vs..
WIN. Nowlan ct al for foreclosure; on scpar
ate answers. For trial December 4th.
n. Wolvcrton ct al vs.. J. Turner It al
Foreclosure; on demurrer of parties.
Chumascro Il Chadwick VS.. &. l.. DalI'
Ter; sssumpsit; on complaint and answer.
For trial December 9TH.
Geo Plaistcd ct al vs.. s. Cameron ct A.
Injunction; on demurrer to amended com
plant.
Auerback l. Klein vs.. s. Louis et al.
Foreclosure; on demurrer of plaintiffs.
Belauger Il Allen vs.. J. f. johnson ct al;
on note; on complaint; on separate answer
OF II. C. Wiebold. For trial December 9Th
A. J. Davis vs.. Cole Sanders Silver Con.
ccntrating Co., ct al: foreclosure Of mort.
gage For trial December 5tl.
W. S. Watson vs. John and Mary Davis;
on note; on complaint and answer Fo'
trial December 9th.
Klcinschmidt Bros. vs.. J. A. Creighton
and Geo. Perkins; Replevin; on complaint
and answer of Perkins.
Conrad Kohrs ct al W. G. Wykoff ct Al
on motion for new trial.
d. G. Corbin vs. Geo Mc3urncy ct al; o,'
note; ON answer For trial December 9th.
4 Lincoln vs.. Jno. s. Rogers ct all action
for damages; on complaint For trial Dc
cembcr 9Th.
Thomas O'Sliles G. al W. Conrad Kohrs e'
al; action for damages: on compliant. Fol
trial December lOth.
N. Bielcnburg VS.. Il. Kleinschmdt. On
demurrer to replevin.
Territory VS.. 500 feet Of Mining ground
and All Sing et al action for forfeiture; or
demurrer.
Territory VS.. 5000 feet Of Mining grounf
aud Fouk Lee. Same.
Territory W.. 1900 feet Of Mining grount
and John Doe eta Same
Territory vs.. Mining ground, John Do'
! 1t Hl Same.
Territory vs.. GOO feet of Shining grount
and John Doc ct al. same.
! Fox, Lyster & Roc W.. J. G. G. Thornton
/ ct al: Foreclosure. On Demurrer.
/ 8. u. Gibbons VS.. J.C. C. Thornton ct a
For debt; on transcript from Justice
Court. For trial December 11ih.
The new North-west., 1872-11-30
NO. I16.
ADplicatiOn for Patent,

US. LAND Oryice, Helena, NJ. r..
Oct 18th. 1872.
Notice IL hereby published that THOMAS FORD.
has this day i!cd application for patent, under the
Mining Laws Of Congress- for his Placer Mining
Claim Situated in German Gulch Central Mining Dis.
trict. In Deer Lodge County, Montana Territory,
said District and upon survey thereof is described
follows: !: tO-wit: Beginning 1t sandstone fixed In
the ground, from which the initial point OF surveys
chains thence running D. 81 e.E. 8O6 chains to a
sandstonc fixed In the ground: thence $. sac, W. "
- chains to sandstone fixed In the ground: thence
II. 5o. W. Sos chains to n sandstone fixed In the
ground: thence n 5io 4. 1921 chains to the place
81 beginning embracing Is and ninety eight onchun-
dreths ncrer upon which notice Of said application
n pOstsd TIE adjoining claimants 10 these premises
are All CHUNG / co, on the n f., and H. W.
MOORE 4 co on the y. w.
w. G. CHILD, Register.
The new North-west., 1872-11-30

Hal1sWays Pills.--In all crowded cities, Aalar
In sud fOys nrc bcathed over and again. TIL the
strongest lungs incapable Of producing psre blo
hence the su.giehness Of mind and body. the wear
incss and irritaoiity u many pcrsons during this
season of tl year. These medicines neutralizc these
impnritier, aud give visor to the head, heart and
stomach. u cents per box q pot. IsS-A
The new North-west., 1872-11-30

WINTER BCnEDt,LE. The hand weather
bas brought Gilmcr 4 Salisbury To terms,
the ''timc" between this and Corinnc On the
Overland Stage y knocked dewn. 1rom thrce
and s,hsh 70 ave and half days. and the
winter scleduls y on. The COACHES ywill
''lay. otsr'' q nights. and = the tho roads
arc 10 good condition and there yin be -,
pls siRe for ko0d anesls -and' bcds q 10
night stations, travellers have iiap compsass.
tion Of comfort offered for two day's iins
and ! few extra dpllsp. The new schsdula
won't Into effect here o. Wednesday.
The new North-west., 1872-11-30

IMPERIAL DANCING CLUn-The Decr
Lodge Dancing Club formally organized
under the above name on Monday evening
last, and elected ~ permanent 06icers: Pres.
ident, J. i. Wilcox; Secretary, Thos. r.
Aspling; Treasurer, Harry A. DAchcul; |;
Bylaws will bc adopted and q Hall and mu.
sse'sus selected nj IN adjourned meeting on
'ask Monday evening q the store 0f Mr. J.
y. Wilcox. The first dsscc Of ths Clnb
'was,hod st The NcBurnsy House On Tsss,
'dsy eyOndDg last snd W. . plsasant aAIair.
Taseday Assning u each week v sslseted
Sor ~ geaslsrl ldescc rf Il
The new North-west., 1872-11-30
MAlIltII.:D.

Roys-BENNETT-In Toledo. Ohio November -
1879. Mr.. Lester W. ROys, formerly of Virginia
City, N. r., and Sarah, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Bennett, Of Toledo.
How wELL--CoNwA,-Atv Virginia city. Montana, Mon.
day evening, November q. lG'a. by Rev. ". IL
FrOut. Mr.. II. =. Howell agent of Wells. Fargo
To-, and Miss Maggie Conway. all VI Virginia
City.
The new North-west., 1872-11-30
mo. 113.
Application for Patent.

L. 5. LAND Office, Helena. n. T..
October 18th. 1874
Notice II hereby published that ELIJAH w.
NED aIDlicaaiOn fns Patent, under the Mining Laws
Of Congress. for their Placer Mining Claim, situated
In Central Mining District. In German Gulch. Deer
Lode County, Montana Territory. which Claim b re-
curdsd % the 0llce X tho Dstfct neceres n said
DtAecs and Survey whereof being msde. - described
- foll0ws t0-wt -Bcs1nning Ut the south east Cor
ncr OF the Placer Mininy Claim Of THOMAS FORD,
and running shans SssDs q g. Enss aa4 chains TO
4 stone: thence South GlA Q, West MAJ chains
10 stone: thence North q =. West 1854 chains
TO south west corner Of said Cism 0f TIIOS. FORD;
thence south SIC, Rast aus chaias 70 paace Il b.
ginning. embracing ~ acr1s. upon which notice Oe
% thSse pseslAes ~ 1HOAA9 FOADf - North.
seaae, anA w. WARDS - Soothwsse.AS
i1 ". e. CfllLDS, Register.
The new North-west., 1872-11-30
NO. 49,
Application for Patent,
rs. LAND OrrIcE, Helena, N. r.,

US. LAND OFrIcE, Helena, N. T.,
--.. . Oct 18th. 1ss2
Notice IL hereby published that DxNNIs DR!sCoLl-
has this day fled application for patent under the
situated in siberia Mining District Ia Deer Lodge
County, Montana Territory, which claim b recorded In
the once Of the Recorder Of said District and survey
whereof ID described n follows t0-wit Beginning at
. Boulder Rock, whcncc the y. T. Corner Of Lot 10
bears s. u 8, Wet distant a. ~ chains thence run.
ming j. Glke. w. 1.6 chains to stone: thence
n 3So. W. 7.57 chains to 4 stOne; thence N. 00;<
r n. .36 chains to 4 stone; thence y. 3Se ,E006
chains to paceof beginning embracing andfoty foor
one -hundfedths acseR upon which notice Of said ap
Dlicafiou 10 posted. The known adjoining claimants
"a these premises arc Chinese CsmpaSy on the east
and 4 claim 0f DENNIS DRlSCOLL on the west.
IA VIC. CHILD, Register.
The new North-west., 1872-11-30

TEMPERANCE LECTURE.-lscv. W. W.
Anderson. chief of the order OF Good Tens
plars for Montana. delivered M able Lee.
turc 10 an interested audience ut the Court
House on Thursday evening. While una.
bic in this issue TO give even an outline OF
his eloquent plea for Temperance, justice to
the Speaker demands mention that in mat.
ter and delivery, in the happy blending OF
argument and incident, IN earncstncss choice
dlc,on and eloquent delivery it was an ef.
fort of highest commentator and sincere
pleasure to his auditors. An organization
Of n Good Tcmplars' Lodge was initiated ut
the close and last evening fixed for the Dc.
termination of the project. We trust it will
bc established
The new North-west., 1872-11-30

On Saturday g. inches Of snow fell and by Tues
day it was 6 inches deep This has bren the worst
November sipcc the settlement of the country, the
Mercury falling bc'Ow on nine days 10 far Ac.
cordiug 10 the usual run Of winters, this should b.
mild one. bn, IL severe 20 far. The indications this
morning are favorable for mild spell Of weather.
The new North-west., 1872-11-30

Ir You feel dull drowsy, dcbilitated, have frequent
headache. mouth tastes bad, poor appetite and tongue
coated. you are suffering from, torpid liver or "h
liousness, and nothing will cure you speedily aud
permanently ~ Dr. Picrces Golden Medical Discovery
SOLD by NIL drasgists.
The new North-west., 1872-11-30

Errsc0rAJ- Services will be held NJ the Court House
aII A. N. aud : T.. N. tn.mori0w. Rev. Vim. II. StOy
officiating. Sunday School ut ~ r.M.
PgEsBYTERiAS. Services will be held Mt Odd FEEL
lows Hall ri ~ \. N. aud j.. NJ, Tomorrow, Rev.
D. H. Russell officiating. Sabbath School at ~ r. ~.
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85 to 500 sss sssn.ss: az. Al Hssn,. sis.'
0f ~0rsin. people, OF either sex. yOung Or old,
make more money ut work for u In their spare
nents or ~! the time, than at anything else Paric-
MARS free Address g. Stnson & Co., Portland Maine.
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For reliable men. with the ASSURANCE Of making
from S?,OD to S5.'sO per annum. can nc secured In
connection with Agency for the exclusive sale Of
works by HENRY WARD BEECHEK. WILLIAM
CULLEN BRYANT, HARRIET BEECHER STOWE.
&c. Writs for particulars to j. b. FORD D CO.,
New York. or 3s, kcarDcy Street, San Francisco.
lsS-Jt
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For. sole,

4 beautiful Marble Soda Fountain, one Of Mathews
pattern. with six syrup chambers and generating up
parstnr compcte. Apply ut &. N. Bowies drug ssOir
Dcer Lad.c CITY. u. r. l6S-tf
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The isrIsiul Chamber.

he 1HvIII1I NNSuUIOcTs
ESSAYS For Yonng Men, on Great Social Evils
and Abures, which interfere with MARRlAaE--with
sure mcans 0f relief f0r the Elng and Unfortunate
diseasc and dcbtated sent free Of charge. In seal
Cd envclOpes Address. HOwA ASSOCIATION. No. =
Ninth st.. Philadelphia. Pa. 11C-IT
The new North-west., 1872-11-30

Soda Water 1ottles.~-AL1 IL hps,;%s ps,iHn:
Soda Bottles belonging to me- will please return them
to me by their respective coaches and Obge
liS-1ts WM. WILSON.