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opinions ofthc Press.

Philadelphia, OH -Forney's Pres heals
the returns. ''Grceley's Doom Sta!c'l." and
says: III would be folly to alcgc tina, Hnr-
tranfts MINORITY is the offspring Of fraud.
We believe it legitimate majority. Gen.
Grant pulled the tickle. through. In any
ordinary contest the ticket would have been
beaten bu, his name. and the fear that dc.
feat now would damage him in November.
rallied thousands to his support. Heirs al
ways been stronger than his party. hnyng
fully challenged such acts of his a'm;nis
,ration rs we believed deserved challenge.
we shall! rs becomes US, support his tc.clec.
ton as President.
Chicago. October 9Th. Til" Trij"ac con.
cedes Pennsylvania and Ohio 10 the Rrruj!i-
cans. and claims Indiana rs doubtful
The Times says tho result Of the elections
yesterday may he summarized by stating
that the Republicans carried Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Indiana aad Nebraska, ana adds tina:
Grec!ey'> defeat is doub!y assured.
New York. 3-The 7rijune says we
have been cheated GU. OF Pennsylvania; have
male great gains in Ohio, bu: not enough
to carry tic State, and have nothing dis.
couraying from Indiana"
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Referees Sale oIMinina Property.

by VIRTUE AND IN PURSUANCE OF A DE
- Gee and order Of sale rendered in the D trics
Court ot the Second Judicial District OF Montana t.;
itor,, IN and for Deer Lodge N.Y. tie 18th Is
Ut s.:pcMbrr A. ID 1877: IN u suit in partition wi,.r"
n r T. s''l, John n'Ronk are plaintiffs and Martin
NOonan. Ja'r % Shigdy, Dennis Mccormick. William
Lloyd are defendants Ia said court, the nntersi .ned
referee. appointed by the court by said decree anu
order for that purpose will sell ut public auction to
tie highest aud bert bidder for cash NJ the front door
II the Cary Iiou-e uutrl. III he town Of Rackoot,
Deer Lodge county. Montana Territory. on Monday
the an day Of Ocoesr; 4. D 1884,: At the hoar of
o'clock p IN. Of Il! day. the follow in. described
property. Ill situated IN the county ii Deer Lodge
and Territory ut Montana. towit: A certain he'd
r,ck nunir constructed fO mintpg pnrpos,s In pcnces
Mih!n. Dkirict, Deer Lodge cuunty Montana Terri.
tory: also I'LL the mining gr,nd. since boxes tools,
fumes bitches ana wafer i.hr- cuUEuet Herewith
and hclong'Ec,o ,aid bed rick !unc sud mining
ground cSt.ndng iUm claim number sixty --cven 1911
below discovery claim IN said mining District to claim
number one hundred and six 1861 below discovery
both inclusive together with II, the Tx Is, privileges
and api'itcnanccs thcrclnto bc.onans, o. In any
wise anpcitainng, or with the same usually had aud
enjOyed. Terms os sale, ctsi.
Given under my hand this 20,h day Of September
A. u. 1872. CHARLES :. WARKEN.
49, Referee.
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JElEa2k?RlC BREvl1les.

Minister Schcnck and daughter have gone
to Italy.
The official copy Of the Geneva decision
is received and deposited in the State De-
par,ment at Washington.
Oswald Ot,cndcrfer decli nes the Tam.
many nomination for Mayor of New York
city.
The news Of Stewards death was received
with profound s,rrOw throughout the cuuE.
try, and the usual hnnors done his memory
A eoup do esos by the Bonapar,is,s is rus
mpred in Paris.
The kilograms give volnminnus account
of Stewards lust illness. He was only un
well day or two and died in his study sur
rounded by his friends.
Thos. Ewing, Jr., Of Ohio, publishes a
leag,hy letter completely cxcul?a;ins
Speaker Dlaine from The charges Of receiv.
ing benefits FROM the U. p. Il II ~. pub,
lislled by tue 7ri6vne.
The n Y. Tribune yesterday rctractcd
NIL charges against Speaker Blaine.
The brick layers OF Chicago are IN a,
| eight hour strike.
Kansas expects to give $4,000 majority
for Grant.
Seward will be buried on Monday.
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LOOK ON HIS PICTURE
ron GRANT
OHIO.
MAINE.
ORk0OH.
INDIANA.
VERMONT.
NEBRASKA.
W. VIRGINIA.
RHODE ISLAND. Then on Mis
CONNECTICUT. For Greeley.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
NORTH CAROLINA. GEORGIA.
PENNS LvANIA. DAKOTA.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. MON AN 4.
NORTHERN PACIFIC R. R. NEWS.

Railroad material. for the Walla Walla
and Columbia River Road, Is sccun,ulating
at Wallala.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company
has purchased tho larger portion OF Tue town
Of Wxiluls. =
More than two thousand laborcrs are now
1t work on the Northern Pacific Railroad
between tho Columbia and Puget Sound.
There il sufficient railroad iron now in tho
yard 1t Kslama Ia lay thirty eight miles Of
track, and $50 tons more src now on tho
route from SanFrancisco.
In the Pacific Division, the track is now
laid continuously from Kxlsma beyond
Mon,gon,eiy's ten mile extension and near.
~ four miles on Hal!ct's line, to the last
crossing 0fthe Olequs, where m unfinished
bridge will dessin track lying ill Monday ;
but when that halt IL overcome, everything
is ready for the most rapid rate Of progress
u The end of the track, distance Of TWEEN.
~ six miles It IL certain that the cars will
run to uogdcn's 1t cnd Of tho forty miles,
within two weeks and perhaps inside Of that
period. katam1 Beaco" Sept 81.
The total value Of taxable property in the
new railroad city, Duluth, at the eastern
end Of the line on Like Superior, has re-
Gently been returned ut $l,597.642.
Thus far during the present year the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company have
given Piltsburg Manufacturers orders Il
the amount Of 81, OOO.OOO 5
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Dr.. j. 8. Peck. who has probably had
and borrowed more trouble than any other
man living, departed for the States per Sun
day evenings coach The Doctor has been
an unwilling inmate III several Of the ln.A
tic asylums Of til United States. and insists
that, although little eccentric At times, he
h..s never q my thine been dcranged. One
Of the Doctor's pet theories il that the en-.
tire human fanaily are more or less GRAVY
and when We ses tourists. going 70 6witet>
land instead If The Geyaers for scenery
young. Good hooking men msking up their
owa beds With only one pillow, when shsrs
ass plenty of girls In the world; men drink.
Ing whisky whom they caa aecompllsh ihe
sane end good deal qsickss ~ takias
praaaic scid; meschsals ssa1ins anal -
lleir ~ pEiaalas WHOM thay hgsaA III
pejntinS o0c9 luoaue Osaalag NDngsjo1 -
lhsn tahlag 81 tnlsAan pslleip - -
III lss36ssd - e1(svss ~ shu
N. r wlll, - ~ tnSesuoel, 1exss9 =
opasco %. Ieotsrss - lneasjeS 49, ep1laa
Uonon. ~ Wish ~ e1sG1 -
1hpeak ~ - ~ t(e6eQoe ee ~ NllaI
$50 = ~ 6suns r oo41nG -
l1DllDo e. s.
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TflEcRaPHlC SsIsCSLLAElEs.

New YORK, October jih-Thc body of
the suicide ut S,anwix Hall. Albany, las
been identified rs Mrs. Lcvison, recently
from San Francisco. She hat. in her pos.
session q large amount of dia...ond j, VERY,
the loss of which Ivy robbery is supposed 10
have unsettled her mind.
WASHINGTON, October g. The following
revenue officials lave been appointed: S,"re.
keeper, Edward Lrpiuc"s,, Tor M"naan;
uauyer, Stephen Wing. Tor HE Third Dis.
trci OF California
Ike only official informal, IN concerning
the San Juan arbitration is ,ha, the de.
c.s:on will be made early this month.
of Gilbert & Lovejoy suspended, with lia-
biiiiic-, il is uiluv>loDu, of about $500, O,iO.
PHILADELPHIA, October 5!h.--A,a pubs
lie salt, yesterday, 7. +. Campbell, OF New
York. bou.h, the old American theatre. %:
Wa,nu, street for $4,000.
LONDON, October 5:n. - Sir Stafford
Noy!ncir died yesterday.
John G. Thompson, well known author
Of horticultural works died on t';scn Island
this morning.
ST. Louis. October .ih.--The Rcpubli-
cans to-day nominated the following for
Congress: Ex.Lieutenant Governor L. O..
Ssanard in the first district; Colonel NJ. A..
Bryson in the second: Mclanctl,cn Hilton in
the third.
BALTIMORE, October 9Th. A dispatch,
from York states that freight locomotive
on the Baltimore and Ohio r. r.. near Pied
mont. exploded IN Saturday. killing the en-
s;ncer, fireman and two others and fatally
scaling another.
Boston. Oc!obcr 7th.-Thc Rev. Geo. F
Hastings, the eminent Catholic priest and
founder OF the House of the angel Guardian
IL. RoSbury, died here yesterday morning.
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Application. for Patent.
United STATES LAND OrrtcE,
HELENA. N. n. Au.. y. ISL


Notice il hereby given that Waiter u Dance aud
Granville stuart have this day naic application tor
patent under the mineral acts VI (0agcss for 70 5ltO
-,wcnty niue and 80 l-acyesO nj Nccf mining anil.
sjtua on nnrurveyed lands In sections No IL -
and "a r. g. n. NJ u wv. In the LEGALITY known rs
Alta lu!ch Mning District Jefferson county. Man.
tara Territory. sa!d claim being Ut record In the Min
ing Rces.rls Of sali District. sha particularly
0cserihe a follows: De.lnniny 1t MVuaketsrp 10 IN.
d. sitvaSed l1l0 chains nOs III anil 1vtt 2j chsns
wet from tbs n. w. corner u scr 70. Z. Il N. Ut Il
w. AVID runElHg theice =. 5laO w. lCt chains,
theuee 8. -. W. Z. 10 chains: theueu n x { "
eAaue: thctcn n. ~. L. q Is chHins; thence n. IL
81 IS g ranius; th~Dcs n. ~ w. sos chain-: thesce
y. q ". IAN es"hs: thence y. i&so ": Asa chains;
ihcsscs ". NiA = &73 rhainr; tAeMoe n. l7.c0 L
u - e1aius; thsucs j. W. q n ch1tna: thsaee n.
las - 80 eA,Ins: tAence n. 3 ll.0i cAaiue;
lhsnee 3 ~ saaios; 49, - g = W:SsS csa!n.:
sAsins; iAsacs $3.50: ~ ch.{sa: - y Slo
49, 1 ~ ik@ - ~ I sA:sss !. = 3 lux
/. o.. ~. Z - ~ 49, o.! 49,
lls ~ s.I!!.sl - - e = s S3s's:s.
! ); : & 8 =; ::
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Ilsa lDOItNslt to Miners.
MINERAL LAND SURVEYS.

IIAvlN0 been appointed Deputy surveyor Of min
IL srsl lands for the whole Territory VI Aantals,
an n0w che only pus0n ~ the TcyrtUry that u legally
suthorset u mako minesal land susvcys Tor patent
ln.lsr tho aCts - Cs,nNcss u Jnly sBsh. l6A and
suly 1th lSeV. ME
may saTw,y M bssa cxscueod hy myssif
eesp % hard ~ tho blanks that arc requisite In
aaalsG apQeieseeeaA III 4G|
iMs u ulAklag the pseliiainasy survey,
=. csss 9 ssg.:ys. puhtyxsion tscs. &c, ca,lapon
u 49, - y 49,. II q
g. - Nseses,dus asas 0sdssy ssssA ae1
49, 0Dn 4 voorx
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nj a r < S
For Cattle. sheep IL Hogs,

These marks arc The cheapest The most lasting, the
lrast trsullcaOnie and the most complete ever
invented. The! ac neci ami 70, oiruldtd by many
Ut the bert breeder. IN the Untrd skate. aud Canada,
such AZ q. l"riug, Stlcm. Mass, ", sidcnt New
England Wool Grow.rs' S0ciciy. Jn'n - Ross, Hen.
tlral COLLEGE. Lansing, Mich Hon George Blown,
u 10roni". OPT BGr,icl Loomis, VII dsor Locks,
O.. Richard Peters. Atlanta GeGs Janavs Buck
inghat. GAINESVILLE ONO
I'm each mark !, stamped the owners name and the
aDim j. number. and we warrant them to veal io' ~
ysas and keep bright .;l,cr We send them
Iscc III cxLicss po-ia.., un icc, Of only cents
ench, t0r sheep ana Hog nars- AMI cents each tor
Cattle marks.
Adtl,ess
DANA 4 Young. or. Pot Huron. Mich
Orders addressed ,a the S.sw NJHTM-WEsT Office
70 M. quantity will he Ill At tho above mentioned
prizes quickly IA the n'ks can b. made aud sent
1SUtt,
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pULlyiCAL ITEMS.

The New York Tribune, rs Democratic
newspaper, IS No: success II has not the
ability Of the Hor'a, or the enterprise Of
the Htsaid
They ssy Tin political circlesl that Eugene
Cassrr.y IS mare actively engaged in laying
the wires Ia sccure his Senatorial re election
than in any tffor, 10 carry California tor
t.rec.ey.
Mitchell MAS elected u s Senator from
Oregon. liz received Al votes, COrhei; ~,
aud Prim a.
The New York Saa, which has hcrcto-
fore kept sitter uppsr Zip than almost any
Greeley paper in the country, begins 10 scent
inevitable defeat in the cir, and call frantic.
ally urcn the National Democratic Commit.
tce Ia ''~akc up and do something" toward
sverting the impending disaster.
Ex Sheriff James O'Brien, tho great New
York Rsfosmer. doclsrvs in favor 1t Grant
for President. bus win support the Demo-
csssic Atais ticket aa
0ssqlry said he ftiead who approached
Nh q ths slhjsat of SsnncsS visit 70 -
80: ssosmsef y : ID tcol H bach. q
- AGpi .and ba1kcd - Al1sa WttA thai
J5sose U ~ MAIN 4 was 10 hia Nav be
- - - DpiOj1Sas snos = - iks,."
1eha q ybx ~ besa nasainaasd ~ ~
l1epoh llena Cosallaieeo u Dolae cuanly.l. =.
~ ~ JaGjoa11Qea n ~ 49, r. -
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Talk sboIt ps:r0nizing newspapers he.
Ing '',oo heavy IN expense" IL oil m,oon>
shine. A man csn get all the weekl'es 10
Montana for 150-less than dollar week.
Il costs nine men out of ten who can't a..
ford u isks the papers several times that for
whisky and tobacco. One paper st % per
year costs less than III cents number
half the cost of cigar. The NEw NORTH.
WEST, for instance, averages, without the
Supplements, twenty-five columns Of read.
lax matter In esch lssuc. A half cent .
column for the news! Don't you realize
that the newspaper 10 the cheapest luxury
you can hsvei Don't pleai high rates, Or
that you cart slfrd Il. Take one or more
Territorial papcrs. pay for them In advance
70 every paper will not remind you that you
srs In debt 70 the publisher who hos 70 incur
an the expense before you get Il, and In the
long winter enjoy the intelligence Of the
world, live like . rational being with the
greatest Of Injuries st relatively tho lowest
cost, and forever bless the lightning. the
printer and the press
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"ARMY and NAVY COLONY"

From pamphlet issued BY On association
ofths above name and now organizing In Chi.
caso, We infer that Il 10 the intention 70 press
westward Of the B.ston. Detroit, Red River
and other C0k'0ies On the Northern Pa ific
Road. end locate In Dakota near the cross
Ing vt the Missouri river. Il h limited 10
one shousard pcrsons, large proportion 1t
which havs already been enrolled, and the
the Co0ny will start early In the spring FIR
the site which will be IOcs'ed this fall. Il
shows h"w rapidly 'hs tide Of emigration b
following up the grcss Valley Route across
The Continent. Although It 10 composed Oi
. asj"riiy IT 6oliien and Sailors, (who arc
entitled II ieo acres Of government lands
within rail "sd ErsntsI. It 10 not exclusive
y composed Of them, and no political quail.
i6csiton 10 required. and the orgsnisa,ioa
seems to be t'ased on sound and ecououics.l
business principles-a Colony Of enserpri
sing, simbitious. induslrious people, bonding
together for mutual protection and beucAt
We - M reason why Montana should mot
acquire ssch Colonies In advance 0. ths
railroad The connection by river next
spring would pls . them here for few dol
hss mswe rsrh than Il viii cDst TO come into
wessss DAKOTA, end ihey have he addition
q s"yAntage Vt established neixhlnring
oon0unities, narksts and industries. Il
y 70 The interest Of the company 10 establish
coDmunities 10 advance Of the comp)eth,u
q NE road, that . Ocai traffic m.y exist
rather Than havs to b created, and the M.
~ indivijsal locations that will 10 made
before the road 10 completed will interfere
greatly With the purpose OF Colonies 10 &C.
quire lands IN solid bodies.
We would b pleased n re Governor
Potts present y The North Pacific Company
and 70 Colonies IKE the above, ,be facts 10
relation y Montana y desirable deli for
immigration next season, and secure To Il q
- early DAY = possible . portion Of that
industrious population which b now seek.
log Tie West. and will eventually an Non.
saaa more dsnssly thas sny othss portion Of
ne sos'e 6iscs ths completion OF the Un.
See Fscsac, no more cmigssnt trains come
% Montana Before thss Colorado. Utsh.
Wyonssg, Nevada California. end Other
Wssssn Territories were 10 open oonpsel.
lion Tor The ssiUast An ven ..scsuoe a.
plaina" 6tsce, AOslaaa "a Idaho a,o.e
hsve bees lGolatsd. Ths ssilsuad. vh,eA
" I'D -. espsrcsdsd ~ saisraas ssaio.
asd bsilt - coanssitiss = Anw I'M =
NJ " ~. Al ths Win . rnlic.lIv
eAaae6 Nh ~ tssTsss q Saiissads: w.
~ dslioe = ~ ~ slisoad ssl Sivss oseo1
ssw bslag Wle1 49, siChs Into ~ ~,
q 1sstasa, asseae0 - 49, = scqsls,
4 pasalos ssss 1890 : Dos0G1 = - -.
esasA
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MISCELLA N e US.

Sioux City. Iowa. 10.h.-At $50 ycs,cr-
day this city and vicinity was visited by a
quite severe shock of earthquake. People
rushed out Of their houses, and considerable
excitement prevailed for brief period
The shock only lasted about minute and
a half, hut buildings were pretty we'll sha.
ken. No serious damage to property is re
ported. At Fort Randall. Dakota, the shock
was severe and great excitement prevailed.
At Yankion the shock was faint but distinct.
doing no damage Reports from other por-
tons Of Dakota show thai none OF the prin-
cipal points escaped entirely
One hundred guns were fired by the Rs
publicans last night over the elections.
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Since England has thoroughly thought
over the Geneva award the press 10 Of the
opinion that 1.-The award was 6agrsntly un.
jus, to England" and very great diss"tisfsc
ton 10 nanlfcstcd.
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-Huuter-clcctsd ~ Congress In the 9th
Indiana Dis,sic, over Voorhees,. 10 brother
in-lAw IT @. n. Labcstcu, for the past
two years connected with The NEw NoRTn-
WRsr 0f1cc
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Tweed = Yeanquu.

New York. l0th.-At a conference last
night between tho representatives of Tam
many and Of the Committee of Seventy,
no candidate for the Mnyorslty was agreed
upon. Tweed said TO the reporters yesterday
II have not been ten miles frum the city in
. year, except to Greenwich and New Can
ada. am no, going To- leave she'll stay
perhaps longer than some would like 10
have me-"
Dover, n. II, 10-Jamcs II. Spauldi"g,
founder Of the New York World, and more
recently connected with the " y. Timer.
died in this city yesterday.
ST. Joseph. Nh. 10. n. II. Talbot is
nominated toCongrcss BY straight out J'cmo-
Gratis If the 9th Dist.
Huntington, Pa. 10. -R. A. Speer, Demo-
cra., is elected 10 Congress in the 18th Dist.
by 500 maj
Boston, l0.-The Republicans o. the first
Dist. re nominated James Burlington to
Congress
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..cath Of William II. Seward.

Aub rn, N. Y. Oct 10. $40 T. M,-E>
Scc'y Seward died Ut his residence here a.
3 =. n. Ia day.
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BUCKS At THE "BUCKEYES.,

The Pioneer, which appears to consider
it, special province u 10 aasail the Rcpubli.
con Administration At Washington and Vir-
gtnis City, with or without cause % there ID
. prssext, says so'ne very absurd and foil.
ish things In the late number it shjes ito
hat into the ring - chief mournsr for
Judge Murphy, and If possible 10 more
ridiculous than usual, but gets OF one good
thing which II it does come from On oppo-
uent We can't forbcar 10 reproduce. Speak.
Ing of tho many Ohioans holding Office IL
Montana It says
We would suggest that It the next So
"sion Of Congress. our Delegate Introduce .
/" Bill attaching Montana, to il,at portion Of
Ohio. known = The Western Resefve, for
" Political, Legislative, and Judicial pur-
"p0sss."
That's good Mac, and there is'nt Book.
eye buy" In the Territory bat will apprec;>
ate Il and-wish your suggestion hsd more
practical force. tsf
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Yannv Fern Dead,

New York. 1lth-Thc wife OF James
Parton Fanny Fcrn) died in this city yes
terlay.
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An exchange ssys, 1.-The great North
American quarts blk, q. A. Robinson, 10
DOW spending bis time with his latest mar
Sisd wife In Mansfield, Ohio"
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-Brss Hssts has written Two number"
Glory for Scsibncr's Monthly. It's title II
"EpisOdes Of FiddletOwn."

-Has'nt MOnIans rs.sed Cain In electing
. Greeley Delegate! "0reclcy and Brow"
(as homs) and Maginnis" lin Wssbinston)
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SIND FOR Cur PRICE iI$T.
4 l. Nh " 90
The SCkUTTlER WAGONS.

ANNOUNCEMENT
In order TO correct the false reports ,nst have hr,
fr"''! circulated by parties ncirs,rd III iuiuirr INV
h.;s:lcss. that I'll MY stock OF Wagon Material WA,
DESTROYED by fire. Oct"hcr 9th 1871 invite all those
VINO may nave an opportunity to call and examine my
si0t \. at the following places. VIZ:
Warehouse. 81 and G $Onth linton Street,
Lumber lard con MoprU" an, Clinton Strr,ts
i.nmbrr Yard ~ 80 S South Clinton Street
inmier fnr'. liO To 1856 West Admins street
Al on'sihc ,Er buhi district. where .tiU hive =
Thoroughly seasoned stock Of lumber Tor
25cco Wagons yet on Hand.
ana am daily ndd.ng to my already large stock Of
material, which %ill warrant me IN SAYING th., have
Il stock If Wagon Lumber srvciio to auy and nj
manufacturers IA the N"ithwe,,.
F0! further information address
=. SCHCTrLER
~ Monroe st.. Chicago, Ill.,
Or GEO. A LOWE.
COiinrc. Utah.
lhi'Sm ISAAC ADAMS,
';cena. Montana
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\ lsadlag elsSynas . ~ 1ak -
49, s)e1n1mne s.Dwel1 . un119a 60
0uo1 - 1noVn,~
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The following rooadsboat wayof staijEs
fact ny b sssn II ~ Bee s.. Martin, Par
b. ooiside pslAic bah salooc '.Balha
1t the ~" Il 80 snsss, asd ~ The psica
at . - taih, yoa win q esee reeeive IN
following answer: .'Ths psics It ~ -
boehs y fous franca 80
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--Pe"nsylvsnis did more than we'll on
Tussdsy. It wss not only conceded doubt
full by Republicans but confidently claimed
by Democrats, aid ~, an overwhelming tri.
vmph for Rcpubl,canism. The I'D Key
stone Slate hss written doom ON the walls
Of the Liberal Bclshuxsr. Within . fort
night the tide has been turned The Re.
publican press gave out the rs'ying cry
:: Republicans 70 tho front Oc,ober 9Th,
"fOr 10 influence on the November eltc-
iions:" and from the mines and mills, tho
workshops and the farms Of Pennsylvania
came The hundreds Of Thousands IT voter
who hsve swept 0rreleyism "ut Of the State.
Well done old Keystone The record Of
November will bc better still.
Colonel Barlow. Engineer on the staff
ol General Sheridan, who WAS with .h''
troops escorting Nsydcn's North Pari6c
surveying party in the Yeilowa,onc Val.
Icy, ssys he difficulties met with: have
been exaggerated. The expediti"u rsached
= rough country, and to pr'cee'i would have
hscn compelled 70 divide the force and make
dc,our With one portion. This, alter the
hyht st Prior Greek, Il Was not deemed pru
dent 10 d.. and the expedition then crossed
To The Nuscieshell They found on the
Nusclsshell route gooc line and good lands
susceptible Of easy irrigation. II 10 not I'M
possible that the route may yetdeaect north
ward from the Yellowstone Valley. The
survey viii be made next spring without y
doubt. II peace 10 secured with the Sioux
we'll and gos'd. II not. the surveyors will
Be- protected by whs.ev:s force IL necessary.
When II comes 70 issue there are ~ .lnl:aos
enough to stop American progress, If some
Of them have u be hurt u convince them Of
the foeA
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-10-12

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