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Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-07-11
Innnenee Of Female socaesy.

a It is better forge says Thackery, to pass
an evening once or twice in lady's drawing
room, even though the conversation is slow,
and you know the girls song by heart, than
in club, tavern, or the pit of theatre All
amusements of youth TO which viTtuoas VIC
men are not admitted, rely on it are deleteri-
Gus In their nature. All men who avoid fe,
male society have duh perceptions, and are
stupid, or have gross tastes, and revolt against
What is pure. Your club swaggerers, who are
sucking the butts of billiard cues all night,
call female society insipid' Poetry is insipid
ito q yokels beauty has no charms Tor blind
man; music does not please a poor beast who
does not know one tune from another.,1ct I
protest / can sit for a whole night talking
TO a well regulated, kindly woman about her
girlooniing out, or her boy at Eaton, and iik-
ing the evenings, entertainment.p II 0nelof the
great benefits q man may derive, from a
wonian's society is, that he Is bound to be
respectful to them The habit is Of great
good In your moral man, depend upon it.
i Our education makes us!ithe most enlinently
selfish men in the world. We fight for our.
selves, we light our pipes, and say we won't
60 out; We prefer ourselves and our ease; and
the greatest good that comes to man from
woman's society is, that he has 4toI think Of
somebody beside himself somebody TO whom
he is bound to be constantly attentive and
resDectfnl sah iuilITaI cal saH EHH
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-07-11

yI, THR father rof Thomas Mast, the great
caricatprist was Q professional musician, a
calling which, he intended his son should fol
low; 20 which end he used to thrash him with
O. leather strap most Enthusiastically and
faithfully. In ordefIto maker him learn the
s Genius IS foe drawing aa aea H. snsw IT, a na
is happily married To the daughter Of an
English lady, and has three children, ali liy-
ing.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-07-11

nl Aspeeimen of % Mohammedan saint lately
died at Samarapg, >, His Iname was Sadsr |;
having when twenty years old lost his wife,
whom lie loved extremely, which seldom Is
the case among Japanese, he made VOW to
speak to no one. and kept 1t to the day of his
death-that Is for, forty7fppr years, An i'm
mense crowd of natives, Moors and Arabs,
accompanied him TO his resting place. Looked
upon as saint by his fellow believers, every
one of them sought his Friendship. it He lived
In q small and wretched hut, ate when, he
saw fit, either in d shop or in the house of q
native Arab, and was never turned away. He
naturally never asked foranything, and when
he took away articles from ., shopkeeper the
Mohammedans thronged into the shop to buy
everything eatable offered for sale there, for
the sake Of being lucky in their undertakings.
His clothing, consisting Of two sarongs and
two bejos, was exhibited TO- public view after
his death. During his life time he would
never accept any money and died very poor.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-07-11
9:!. e:%i risst s!sk''' FISK BROS, Publishers
Schedule of Pnpcrs yvhlch yvfli be free
of stamps after Ast of next October.

y ScnenuAe Oh R0pcrB yvhICh vvtll be free
...fq Of stamps after Ast of next October.
.g An internal revenue circular, now in pre-
paration, gives tue following list of papers
and documents On which stamp duties viii Be
y# abolished after the list of October next: 10
ga. Contracts for insurance againsts sRceidental
injuries "A ,1y.,,,. -, :
ao ,'lAll agreements or contracts, or renewals
81 of the same!3id dttE aanglaiailp1a i3iid ii
%, Appraisements, Of Yalueor damage, or for
Assisnment of lease ID ot,rtrs mot,rtgasre .1btIlf pbolfcy
Insurance. or anything else. n9a T,'h42ti6 Il,
.lt Bills of exchange, foreign, inland, letters
q Of credit, or anything of that kind now taxed
Bills Of Iading, and receipts in fth the United
States or for anywhere else. y Ni'Ho1i ''1.' b
..i Bills of sale of any kind bra iTn3d adt 81
.ra Bonds of decentralization of any kind.
Bond-a administrator or guardian, or any
thing that has the name of bond in 1t, and
now taxed by stamp. al ''7A i'i '@si ana r
Brokers notes.. Iuud y 3tt hitBU& ai I3g a.
aa Certificates of measurement of anything.
Certificates of stock, profits, damage, de-
post, OF any other kind of certificate now
taxed by stamp. "H" ,ti'- '@" '''' io"< re-
Charter, or its renewal, of charter-party
of any kind. Il
All contracts or agreements.
Conveyance, any part Of the ETerk Of con-
veying. -,. ,,,f,.,; y.,.fY f..a,,4.f Z
Endorsement of any negotiable or not nego-
table instrument. . AiTt 1Pt@ 'tAAFH"'
ID i4i Entry, for consumption, warehousing, or
withdrawal, 4ahli4 ni l12lqn9 saw Oh u
Gauger returns. .,ft,t+r 81 'itf,y 6uE Irad "
Insurance policies, contracts, tickets, re-,
newals, etc, (life, marine, inland and fire) :,
lf3 Lease. All through the lease list Is abol-
ished. q,a3E II
Legal documents. Writ or other, process,
confession of judgment, cognovit, appeals,
warrants, ETC., letters Of administration, Tesla
mentary, etc.llH iad tE'fI y10iiTf9r aliIi ni .
Manifests at Custom House, or anywhere
Mortgage OF anY S' tGSd,oI kiSd.o 10 o'o's odF
2de Passage ticket, to any place hi the world,
Pawners' checks. y 10 baddoa bns n9q"
,ai. Power of attorney for any ,purposeoW 10
e. Probate of will of any kind. =, ,o.,,,,,i,, }
Pronissory note for anYthing.i !
-# Protest Of any kind .oF, oar a'rH'
Quit claim deed. q1O bualtZoI al y'u9o
Receipt Now generally. exempt. and If
included in the pretent law in, any case, will
be hereafter exempt.
Sheriff's return.ro }" 1baH2oig 7'p ,d9@H
Trust deed.a g1il gglnoI. ri s9utr
at Warehouse receipt 9fiF aritdgia .yFsil
Warrant of attorney. t,a,,.. .J.f.a.,II..,,,,
Weigher's return, of any character
p The only stamp-tax returned on any busi-
ness or legal document, or written paper of
any kind, is the 2-cent stamp on bank-checks.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-07-11

Mimtng iAu0ntanm@L LLctserfrOmm mm old
MfmnesotiAnA Success or NEfmmcsot-
ians I'm Mining-The $ Legal Tcndcr,,
Mincs setcs sIsA-t9iN -.
ri the ssssor oh Il rssI fionesE @ 80 IT 20
] have been resident Of this Territory
since 1862 and during that time have met and
had dealings with many people from your
State and they. have been and are among our
best and most enterprising citizens. Some of
the earliest discoveries OF gold in Montana
were made by Minnesotians, and large guam
titles of the precious metal have been carried
home by Them Among the luckiest of the
many from Minnesota who have come here
in search of fortunes, are Hon. /. ]. Lewis
and III j. Mckee, of Watertown; B. 8. Bull
and +. M, Slossen, of Minneapolis; Geo. 8. Il
Harrison Of Lake City, who, under the firm
name of Lewis, Bull g Co., last winter sue
ceeded in purchasing the, famous Legal
Tender NJ silver mine, near this city, which
they are now operating with the best of sue
would call OPENED forI work, and yet, it is
entitled to take rank with the richest mines
OF Utah, Nevada, or California. AT q depth
of only, seventy, feet they have struck q large
body OF rich ore, son which they have run
levels two hundred and twenty three feet,
exposing q two anda half foot vein theentire
length.a They are taking, out large quantity
sofsore, per day. which, .sssays frpma $3.50 to
$1, 500 per ton, for. which they find readysale
to the Helena and Jefferson rcduoti0nWorks,
and to speeulatoEsa to- ship TO tian, francisco,
At prices ranging from 1900 to- $500 per ton.
They sold, fifty, tons last week to Messrs.
kOepig gsherger Bros, quartz shippers, of this
Gity, for shipment to Ca ifornia, Tor $a5, 600
There "A quite rivalry ameng quartz dealers
here, to- obtain the ore for sbipment " The
mine is In, q granite formation, which adds
greatly to itsl value, as this ia the best forma-
ton known for permanent silver veins. The
mine Is valued here at ,$50O, 900 and would
readily bring that prics n the San francisco
d useless u add, hs however n that Il i not
for sale, as ! understand that Lewis Bull q
Co. consider 1t good enough to keep, and are
making preparations to erect during the sea
son, reduction works to convert, their ores
The ET legal Tender. being she richest
mine In the Territory, have confined my re-
marks more particularly to iitt,' and wiM not
trespass more upon your time and space than
70 add, that valuable discoveries of copper,
IRON, and galena, are being made IN AL parts
Of the Territory, and capitalists are fiOcking
in here from all parts Of the States to make
investments.
Hoping soon to have direct communication
between st. Paul and Helena via the N Northern
Pacific Railroad, and to see many more enter
prising Minnesotians here, If agreeable to
| Eyou, shall be pleased to write you from time
70 time, SNORT accounts 0f uts11T & mines that
being successful III this Territory When
the Northern Pacific Railroad II finished, look
out for silver bricks in your city 9siT7sssgo
n 4uo Truly, yours, az tS8 II tg1oiiC. wv. g.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-07-11

Don't bother editors when they are, busy.
I PQuifp stepped into the imperial banctuni this
morning To ASH whas Inc dlbettef write abos,s.
bs.Write about ~ ygrowled the distinguished
chief. ~ think you had better right about
face" and he did.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-07-11

II is a remarkable fact that the most pow
erful railroad corporation in the United States
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company-has
In charge Of ITS affairs SET of men who are
physically at deaths very door. j. Edgar
Thompson, the President of the company,
has gone to Europe in the vain effort TO re-
cover his health, which has been utterly un-
dermined by his arduous labor. His friends
scarcely expect to see him return alive 7CDl.
Thomas A, Scott, who is acting as President,
ings of railway Boards while on the sick bed,
Henry j. Lambeart, the Second Vice Presi-
dent, has lost the use of bis faculties from
oyerTwork, and has been placed in an insane
asylum Henry w. Grinner, general passen-
ger agent has resigned ON account Of Ill
heahh.- ..l n. m-Llll-.---- OH -L-..-L.Ll 40
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-07-11


The swine aree many, and the pearis are
feW.,l b,,s ytauet sfi lo sasl sst iR,fF .i3asYes
|at,Riches are wings with which even asses
fly. biiahe g98i ,eiaaao sdt % n9ttesHsqrisa fiss
It is only necessary to grow Old ID BECOME
more indulge rent T. see no fault committed
that / have hot committed myself g sss7i
WING Iiyes for himself l alons, \ lnvess for
just and reasonahle medesty does not
only recommend eloquence, but sets Off every
greatItalent which . man cauibepossessedo of.
771diqdss0a, '48f 3siohs gilnHSIpdt gAlsY9t
Gid big knase, and a little honest man
viii worship him. y, ..,.,.,,.,, ss.I, w
In this theatre of mans life 1t is reserved
for God and angels to be lookers-on. ~ Nth
dg07Gs. fuls iiihi2aia3 ei'# f9h49ht1Sss fAsi893
q Conceit-4an ass who imagines himself TO
be an elephant | 4sil III s8gaet ast1 Tsya
|, have, lived to know that the secretsof
happiness is never 70 allow your energies to
stagnate. Adans CLARKE. 1900. d, a.ta
Aim high, but not 50 high as not to be able
to hit anything. 81" = tN.'S's rs ~,
To develop in each individual all the per
fection of which be is capable, Is the object
OF education. Kent tg ts.
I'aoA humble knowledge Of thyseif Is surer
way TO God than o deep search after learning.
- Thomas @ Ksmpss. ~. 5s1a slAH gsa2iI
! hsolitude is sself-knowledge; in society is
knowledge of others...t \, ass4a ellttfa /.
He, who would know the heights of joy
must sound the depths of sorrow.
The art Of putting men in their proper
places is perhaps the first in the science of
government. due3rand. 80
Some are born, to lead and command 9TH
ers are as surely destined TO follow and obey.
= II wsxI
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-07-11

lady teacher an lows school made .
boy stand up and show how he kissed the big
girls in, the woodshed, in hopes that be would
shed tears and promise to do SO no more All
the boys are leaving the other schools and
going to this lady teacher.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-07-11
= Fst !
Marriage.

Lsl
J" Marriage has in il less of beauty, but more
Of safety, than the single life; it hath not
more ease, but less danger; IL is more merry
and more sad; tits fuller of SORROWS and
fuller of joys; it lies under more burdens,
but is supported by all the strength of love
and charity, and those burdens are delightful.
Marriage is the mother of the world, and it
preserves kingdoms, 4 and fills cities and
churches, and Heaven itself. =, Celibacy, like
d fly In the heart of an apple, dwells in per-
'petual sweetness, but sits alone, and is Con-
fined, and dies in singiilarity; but marriage,
like the useful bee, builds a. house and gathers
sweetness from every flower, and labors and
unites into societies and repdblies, ,apd sends
out, colonies, and feeds the world with deli
and exercises many virtues, and promotes the
interest of mankind, and is that state of good
to which God has designed the present Con
stitution of the world. Nh gp' fot , iti"t
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
THE EAST RIVER BRIDGE EXPENSES.

A sub Committee of the'Broo1lyn Committee
Of Fifty on Saturday addressed report to the Examin-
ing Committee of the Bridge Company ertlcishg inc Ie
ports of Chief Engineer W. A. Roebing D. H. frehlce
the Treasurer and VIM. c. Kingsley the superintendent
The following alleged discrepancies are represented by
the subcommittee
In william Kngsey report giving the principal eontIses G
tered into during the no mention made o' Pr & bs double
@ limestone while the limestone S contracts S 2 are oS
Ls Chsmpsn Blue Some conlHy So92 eue & 2 Sa AZ T' ~
szsy9 Noons 20 o , o s & hooks Of he Company
B reference 70 ouI @ T o % % S c% ysniS of limestone
E % y Pqfss51 sDS 5 cuS 5@T a HSsf 50 6S 6eng
stated Knges eIo ana m pGyiRg % % The SsI p pe % And we
also Gnd by sad transcripts granite purchased Of Rodwel Wee,
Coz liza cubic yards at ~ d. ~ & TuSS sNa !sIa the aver
age Price pad for granite backing & PET s f1SS & y for limestone
is per less than the pce for granite dimensions beng
,s1S s1 is. or sI 81 D. h the 'sSG average O price into SIT
"a o. the to a@Oant PHd Pn ,ios iois he'fS as the number
Of cubic yards paid for which $40 81 should have been
& report e the amount Of stone foundation
SaS as sS Sq Ss & & cssc sa; . os dsPB aSST' a Yards
urers report we tnd land isna damages ana ana s ] fy ,DS
really higher BY $4,000 being the value Of the land under
Z tI York Civ and hence does not appear among
report the New{ork CITY suhepu9n would make
sagDsT should mo-, the NeTTor ub.ctpon entered
szS nave ~ to7 3 4s instead Of 81 COS SO 4s as sts,edi
Again the items charged, Bonds Of the City OF
New-York s248OOO"
How should properly have been credit appear ule the
head exDendtures Ard balance In hoebn state
men we hnd "Cash 4 H. and NewYOrk bonds unsod sk
al par And Trssnrers report Newiork bonds sold s0Oi
RoeblpR sl28 Mr. PreBces (sod) SlHO would make
s s2 600 IT, the S24SO0 bonds had been sold OF eI
pended could 25OO have remained unod and Why sho not
the proceeds have been properly credited in rceP JneT
heading the eaurefs account charged the pSd 10
William kngey foundation Of the NewlOrk tower hay
pg been completed high level and his original contract
with having thereby terminated what compensation does
be row receive as General Superintendent .ss u. H.
IN the engineers f .5wltes estimates Of laid damages
are made the land ends Of the bridge Will dis-
threegh Of mile for which provision must be made
b. the purchase al buildings the streets by making such
buildings 6eproo prevent destruction the anchoges and cables
the oOnfagoD These estmses should scarcely be
made at less than s9000 for New York AID certainly
al not less than half the for Brooklyn.
The report signed by L. T. Backhouse, Chairman of
the Committee
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
STATISTICS OF COTTON MANUFACTURE.

WAsHNGToN, Sept. 15.-The complete statistics Of
cotton goods just sent the from the Census
Office show distinct establishments in the United States
be e6 Of which has s Rhode Island 39 Penn
yspa l3 Coupeeu l EewYorf 81 NewHsmpshrv. &c. Geor
s a. North Caron 35 Tennessee 2s HeSJesey III Maine 81
N,ryspa "a Alabama 49, South CarOn' H. and Virginia H. Num-
IA, NJ steam engines aggregate horse power LII Number Of
wheels aggregate horse power Olfy9 Number OF looms
sd ISL 3O frame spndes al; spudes 55 8 Hands
snovd a. 100 Of PAID during the
xss 4gOlll Materials usei6.h2 lS pounds OF cotton yarn
poua cotton 5260 pounds Of cotton waste Nslae
f mil supples sOgO612 Total value Of all materials ell t6
Articles produced; eSotlsl ysr' sesins' sa!ios and twei
cloths pound. II $50 a dorm spool. hes9 lJ 9S S
tshe cloths Quilts and oounterpsnes 26O seamless bs 55 ~
pounds co,ge go 066 pounds thread $50 yards
cotton flannel 6 yards ughsms and checks 1873 pounds
waste pounds tapet waddng +S83 POUNDS seamless bags
i3SOGsS yards easues ooonade and Jeans 1921 as pcand'
miscellaneous products Aggs1te weight of good produced 3i
3l4 5s2 pom Is; aggregate value OF product SII'bs'P
OF these statistics Soars Of the Cotton hanuisctures Ao
citation SAYS This portion the CensOs has the highest st,snsbe
accuracy contrast With pe'ess Census
the cotton the important industries Of the
country II other and other departments Of production the
degree been obtained In reee 10 tue cotton
manufacture production Of for the prior Jane
90 this Census worthy Of the confidence Of statesmen
political economists, and Of business"
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
POLICE NOTES.

Peter Burke of No. a Lewis-st., in this city, was
thrown from carriage Fbushaye Brooklyn, YESTERDAY and had
bis leg broken IN two places.
Charles Williams, age q, sewine-machine can
va fr Ham Meee $50 Bowefy arrested Saturday!
charged with stealing machine value 100 from his employers
Thomas McDermott age 40, was probably fatally
burned while intoxicated shortly before YESTERDAY by hs bed
taking ire through his apartment On the fourth
floor Of No IS GretnTicb-st
At Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday, be-
fore Justice Cor Charles Mcclure Of No. 1875 Wet ilouton and
John Campbell No 81 Kugs committed for having shed
Ellen Smith Of No. p Chrk-st
Henry Coleman. age 12 of No. - Carninest., fell
from the Of the adjoining house Yesterday and e m
Hunter 70 0f No SJ9 Mashngon-st troEe L
eg yeerday falling the Sidewalk bis residence
Eliza Smith, age As, of No. AS East Nineteenth ST.
and Mary Bocham Of No. 80 0ye Knocked down and
severely injured by Broadway and FOureenths Veest
saturday afternoon MahOn the driver who intoxicated
and driving D q reckless manner. arrested
A wild steer ran down Seventh-ave. from Twenty
pnths on Saturday afternoon and at Tvtntxht about to
o little g shsD qesI fesegq zoe % and broke m elao on
The head Of the The officer then seIed the anh " be M
but Was slightly injured On arising he pnfsue1 the
Eighthave and TWentynnbst, where be Killed Win
reyOl
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
,n,,ors oN FRENCH STEAMER.

George Mackenzie, Agent OF the uehcia'
ronsatlantio steamship Company, writes Ia answer 70
the complaint Of passengers OF aegeo ABUSES ." ''
steamer Washington, in part as iono"s' .,.
So A., A., nlace the Washington is a frst-elass
,er in size staunchness, and comfort equal 10 Tue
81 Laurent and is regular steamer on ~ hoth yesseIs
II.re and New-YOrk. AS TO equipment, pOth Nesse.s
@ liKe and not inferior TO the bestequipped il9sat
9Dtic Steamer OF any other line. Secondly the nuiNu
@ heads the ms of IS occupied of the best cabins
n the steamer as did also OF the other sgners OF Tue
omnaints Thirdly the present French steamers nave
Observation-Disclosures for cabin passengers only, ana conse.
"nenfly cannot be overcrOwded with emigraDts. But
how IS it with other steamers coming from EuT0peI III
regard to the odous complaint OF yeImin something Gan
be said and easily understood. Travellers no i eoup,
have sometimes undesirable companions ana auDeslIe
followers as the complainant in the present case
TO have in some degree experienced; Dut uhqueston
ably the unpleasant companions complained Ol naNng
no other home and departed with their fgHlIul
owners, personal inspection, had ~ peen uinep le
sorted TO- would readily have discovered
The complaint signed by the passengers stated that
the Washington was overcrowded with emgrants book
cd as third-class passengers.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
ERIE LITIGATIONs.

Vicc-C Chancellor Dodd of ew-Jersey has
granted ~ gacton on the application Of coun sci for
IT, Enc Railway Company against the National Stock
Yard Company, of Weehawken, IN Hudson County, re-
strainug from disposng Of t4Oo worth unissued
bonds Of stock and from selling the premises or per
sOua property claimed by the company. On March l6
1862 aecoiGlng ~ the complaint, through tile instru
mentality OF jay Gould, the late James Fisk, jr and
Horato " obs t.ca ndccrs OF the Erie Railway Com
pany an act was isst by the New-Jersey Legislature
Incorporating the stOck-Yard Company the bus
mets OF which was 20 be the same other
sbatt0irsthe purchasing sauebteriDg and selling OF
cattle, de- in his name. Jay Gould bought, Is
alleged with money belonging the Erie Railway Com
pany, the land now occupied and used by the Stock
Yard Company paying therefor the OF $4,000 The
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
THE NATIONAL INSURANCE CONVENTION.

meeting of representatives OF insurance
companies was called for Saturday noon, ut Under"r
ers' Hail. No l56 Broadway, to consider the su9eet Oh
paying the expenses of the National Insurance CohVeh
ton which met last May and adjourned until Oetoper
The meeting was very thiny attended those present
ing Mr. De Witt Secretary Of the Executive Committee
Mr. Stokes President of the Manhattan, ana CHAIRMAN
Of the Executive Committee; H. s. 0le3tt, sefre,
tarv OF the Conventions Mr.. Alexander and Mr. WINSTON
of the Mutual Life Company. Mr.. Ocott said that
though the State Superntendens OF Insurance eOuid
paw their own expenses yet there were many o1clals
who could not Mr. Alexander stated that II would ne
absurd for the two three companies represented 70
undertake to commit the entire insurance interest or the
country and therefore moved TO adjourn Se de Wblcn
DONE