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Arrival aud Departure OF Mails at the Deer
Lodge Post Office.

CxIox p. T. H.. CoRISNE. AND c. p. 4. r.
Arive-Daly. except Sunday, "t,.. .....sp N
BLACxyoor HELENA. VIRGINIA AND EAsTERx PARr
or MONTANA.
Arrive-Daily. except Sunday, nt...........6p. m.
Depart--Daily - nt............6A -.
SILVER Bow. Butte AND RED MOUNTAIN CITY.
Arrive Daily, except Sunday, a............ p. m
Depart Daily. - - at........... %. IN.
EMnErsBCR6 PHILLIPsBuRG AND CABLE CITY.
c--Montays, Wednesdays aud Fridays At y. m.
Depart Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays 4. m.
PIxE's PEAK. PIONEER, RgARrowN. MIssOULA,
CEDAR CREEK AND WAL'A WALLA.
Arrives, Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays, at m.
Departs, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays ut M
GERMAN AND FRENCH GULcH
Arrive and Depart twice per week.
e1Al mail. will cl0sc the night previous to their
departure At 10 p. ~.
O1vicE IIoUms % n. M to s p. M Sundays. 10 TO II
E. s. sTACKPOLE, Pm.
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0oTgo % Teeg DAY.
couldock played holiday wssk at Rich.
unond, Va $780,.
Many plain yoanG ladies' i've 70 be pretty
odd onea. eragpr1 ss..-e--5
Madame Casscay takes coooanut baths
for her skin.. .
II. Seward win visit Sweden and Nor.
way next Spring. - JCftE}.s... y.
A waltsisg match for $50 u On The tapi,
at Virginia City, Nevada -,-e.~5
Or. J. B. Young (colorsd) Il = candidate
for Mayor Of Knoxville. ''
Bszaiue and L. Bsuf II b aid will be q
PEELED from the Legion Of Honor BY Thiera
An Indiana convict who was hanged
three months ago, has just been granted q
new trial.
TAs wife Of The Rev. Dr.. Hoqghao,, Of
Little Church around The Corner" noto.
rieey Is dead. -...
The storm on Tie 9th b reported to have
besn the heaviest known In twenty years
on the Southern coast Of California.
4 The Bostou Post sbbrsvists the Lou,s.
vile Couries,- Journal iato Low. Cour., aud
the Washington Patriot into Waah. Pat
Gen: Sherman and Lieut. Grant have
been we'll received at Nadrid.. The Dona
talked peacefully ct IN American banquet,
and the war cloud has vanished. .-..,
Walt whitman he's been transferred In
HE clerkly duties from tho Attorney. 0euer.
a!'s to the Solicitor. Generals Omce, and now
does duty - confidential copying clerk.
Ex.Attorney Gen. Alderman in his Geor
gia home viii get rest and quiet from poll
ties. It takes . week 10 reach bic house
from the nearest railroad or telegraph sts.
ton.
The Walh Walja Uaiex says: "OuE
mail supply 10 getting NO better fast. It ID
now three weeks sincs We have had . mail
from the Western slops OF the Cascade
MONTANA. ''.
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LOCAL NEWS.

''St"p the Paper -The ab"ve IL the
title of un article in last weeks Pioneer. in.
cited by request from some subscribers At
Steve .'svillc to ''scnd bills and discontinue
their papers" This comes Of the ITO Bit
ter Root Direct" question. and rs we have
stood friendly to the people of Bitter Root
on this question and opposed to the Pioneer.
We presume to say few words on the SUBJ
jcct. We trust our friends will reconsider
their action. II is human to err. We be.
lieve as the people Of StevensviIle do, that
the Pioneer erred in its objections to their
building the road. We believe it ought to
I've built and will I've built, and that It will
benefit them. The editor Of the Pioneer
may have regarded the question too much
from . Miss0ula stand point and was un-
happy in his terms. But conscientious
editor, while liable to mistakes, will get
back in the right place quicker VI der good
counsel and showing of his errr than IT
he is treated with indigni,y and ordered to
stop the paper" We never knew paper
compelled to suspend from such CAUSES II
provokes hut docs not convince. We have
never had but two papers stopped on account
of any pauaacular article in the New NORTH.
West, and they were each for different
ones. In neither instance did We have the
slightest conviction from such pcrcmp,ory
request that VIZ had erred. II rather strikes
an cditor that his arguments ore unanswer'
able, or his judgment not considered worth
appealing t0, in both Of which cases he Is
liable to act Ms any other person, and ''sail''
for his subject with embittered purpose.
Mccormick suggests tive better way. He
offers free use at his columns to those 1T
opposing views. will pay men N put It In
type and print it. and II convinced Of his
error, repent. 1t Is unreasonable 70 ask
more Of publisher. A local paper is ma
terial benefit 10 community, and it's PEG.
pie are blind TO their own interests II they
do not encourage it when right. influences II
20 the right when wrong. and sustain II
financially to the hest Of their ability. while
1t is right. or evidences desire to he. In
these matters We speak without reference to
the political views of local papers. - Ordi.
nurily. except where two are published In
on. town. ar during campaign, politics sre
sui,o, dinated to local interests. and the man
that cannot read the views 1T On Opp'nent
with"u, injury to his principles has not got
them fixed enough 10 be ut much c'nsc.
quence. We counsel our Bitter Root friends
to support the Pioneer, and by good solid
arguments. sued, - appeared in the Deer
Lodge papers of last week from the pens ut
its citizens, win the PSOsesr 10 Bitter
Root Direct" .m. ts. Ii -.r.. ln,laa#H
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The Penitentiary.-U. 8. Marrbal Vince
Ter. who has been inspecting the prison and
settling the accounts for January, informs
Us the prison and prisoners ore in splendid
condition, and reflect credit upon Mr.. Oil
christ and his assistant guards, Messrs. San.
ders. Adriance and Burke The number
Of prisoners 10 Is. The total cost ct the
prison. for January was t84, 16. This In.
cludes $40 for salaries, $l07. $50 for medical
attendance. occasioned by the Chinamnn
principally, and cess fox subsistence II
will bc seen from this that the subsistence,
which Is good and abundant. costs far guard
and prisoners. only little over go each
per month. Flour and yegsisblss were,
however, bought In quantity before this
month. We do not think there Il prison
In the country more vigi antly, ecoaomi.
cally. and properly conducted. than the
Montana Psnitentiarv. ...s
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political ssoTGs.

The Raleigh CsreasieS 10 out for
Hancock and Brown.
President Grant 10 going to ct up grand
national tannsry next fall. $.f
The Republicans Of Bangor, Maine, have
nominated Joseph 8. Whssawsight . we'll
known merchant, for Mayor. 70 succeed the
late Mayor Dale. - = +.
The Dessert Ness predlcts that Geo. w.
Julian Of Indiana will be the next President,
and that Gen. Grant will be defe,ted Il
nominated BY the Republican party.
The National Association. formed for The
purpose of securing what 10 called 1.-THE
RELIGIOUS Amaudment" to the Constitution
issued call for . Convention - meet q
Cinosssasi, Jan. 81. - - ).
The Republican Central Committee. Of
Oregon have called meeting Of the Com
mittee, IN b held as Salem on the first Of
next month, to prepare for the approaching
political campaign in that State.
There ore q. 900 posemAs,ess in tie coua'
try whose salaries, being under $500, the
civil service will not touch. There are, how
ever. s, 100 who receive more than 500, who
win, when vacancies occur. have n stand
competitive examination 70 gain the appoint
ment which he's hitherto come from the
-" member"
The Washington correspondent Of thu
Chicago Twss says: "A Republican from
tho start told me to-day that he met Hon
George II. Psudlesos d New York within
. few dsya He asked he distinguished
Ohio Democrat this question Arc We to
have union of oil men opposed to Grant
for the Presidential hghtl' Mr.. Peudleton
replied with great promptness and earnest
ness, . follows: IT We do not, 1t wall moi
be the fault Of the Democrats.
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ABOUT NEWSPAPERS.
In the following will liz found items Of interest Il
postmsstcrs and patrons:

In the following will le found items Of interest to
postmsst.rs and patrons:
sYNoPrIs or GENERAL NEwtPAPeR LAWS.
A postmaster - required to give notice by letter
(Feturnlg the paper does not answer the lRwl when
subscriber does tnke his paper out Of the Office.
aud state the reason for its not being taken and
negtct Il, do make, the postmaster responsible to
Oh. publishers for tn" payment.
Any person who takes paper from the post office.
whether directed to his name or another, or whether
he hrs sub.ciinh not. II responsible tor the pay.
g. II u person orders the paper discOntnutt he
must pay al arcarIgc. the publishers may continue
70 seDd Il INT the payment |. made.
at certain time, aud the publisher continues to send
the subscriber Il bund pay for IL he takes 1t IRON
the post office. The law proceeds upon the ground
that man must pay tor what he uscs.
3. The courts have decided that refusing to take
newspapers and periodicals from the post Ofhcr. or
removing and having them uncaed for IL prtaa f0cie
evidence Ut intentional fraud
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THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL coz.
VENTEON.,
polnt
Ftpm The New Yoek World, Jan !,

aa Ytum tie New Yosk World Jan n. y
The Hepub,ican National Committse met
yesterday, and decided y bold tho Repub.
lican National Convention 1t Philadelphia
the 6rst Wednesday in Juua The time
does not mach diner ,fsom' the ordisary
custom Of the Republican party; but the
place has been selected With view TO con.
cilia,s Psousylvsnis psosscsioaists. Politi~
cal parties ~ . nearly balanced In Psan-
sylvania that Q slight circumstance may
turn ~ scals; aud - tho stats has the
greaiese uumbsr e electoral votes, next to
New York, II 10 Of great importance 70 the
RspablieanS . savs it, u possib's. 81
The compositioo Of the convention 10
arttally coutzived to favor Grant The
Executive Committee decided that each
STATE shall b entitled to s number Of del.
exasss double ~ eenasoss and Representa-.
lives in Congrsss, and that there shall b
two delegates frOm sach Territory, includ-
Ing The D,sssIaof Columbia, and that al
these Territorial de)eGas9s shall b entitled
70 vote. Nothing eo1h hsvs bssn more
cunningly costsivsd In thslnssssse Of Grant
He hes complsts control over the Tse1ito-
tories, becsnss II sppointe ~ their Exec
u,ivsolbSets: III dsteSaaiS NON ths Ter.
xiaps0 - agsaln|y ~, A j. q esoss yeop,
~ they could give hin To Domination.
Tls do1SDs dsletiaioai from saeA 0sass i
uDassSeslly . sick u - lavue. 1spa States
tH1es ~ Qfaat flcsioa - aecsndant. y
ejvoh1o oAsable voss; ssds vhes b nece
& I y ~ Il 'tGSdS . sssealin ~ oposl!
tn seAin 4 eeqlee 49, = na)osiey OF
1spahlieaas vesld prefer : dMPHsat candi>
- u NSW Yd1h, TT example. 4 och
OuaG1enipoal daesice seas ealy - de-.
e.as, ~ de)oeape yqaN = 4 1aey inetaa,
sSSSIs.i73klk11 eesn1l -
- ~ osi1ee e sss6ing two Delegates
fIpa eseA dlsesice neun1llsss ~ epositioa
= osssGso las1n - Giss''sss Tsssoa
- - - Csakltng 80 win y seat -
u tdkssdbllta,, a&1SnA9 a. ~ stb1sh
eepeslesos = 0s1asss Doalaasiea Win b
- 1 -
eesos, Sbeo oo1lU wlllh lsvss - dans
Z II .y1iO oUJDcI rssu
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Local BREyIYIBA

A gentle chinook has been getting the best
of the SNOW for two dsya FL f.T's
Mr. Bogk of the McBurusy House IN.
nounees Social Ball on Wednesday even.
ing. Feb. 81. Notice hereafter.
We learn that considerable numbers Of
cattle sre dying On tho ranges along the
! lower Deer Lodge and He'll Gate. go.
Prof. Hartwell's Dancing School was held
last evening in the McBurney House, and
was, a. are oil Of them, largely attended
and highly delightful. W ''-'
Mr.. George B. Waldron, we'll remembered
BY Montana theatre-goers, has organized .
company Of his own and was playing . few
days ago in Portland, Oregon. &s1.
The county clerk Of N,ssouls county In
forms . distinguished gentleman Of Dear
Lodge that "white IL plenty and g greens 7"
scarce in the McCormiacka Empire.
B. H. Tatum. ESQ.,, the successful Super
intendsnt Of the Columbia Mining Company
st Unionvills, has gone East, and will spend
the winter at.7l5 Pine street, Philadelphia.
Ash Wednesday and st. vsIsntins's day
both fall together this year. Love and Lent
come in together, and Cupid nestles with
the Child Of Bethlehem on the bosom Of the
Madonna
Col. w. +. Wheeler. u. 8. Marshal and
er-cDteio Warden Of the penitentiary. came
over from Helena on Wednesday 10 inspect
the prison and pay up expenses current.
Ais we'll that ends well, and the COL goes
home today. ... ~ ...,u...a
We are obliged to decline publishing .
neatly .phrased poetical tribute from lady
in the States to one of the most estimable Of
our Deer Lodge ladies'. A surprise" of
that character is too overwhelming. In our
practical mountain communities -,
Dr. J. =. Click returned from Flint Creek
on Tuesday evening, to which place he had
been called to amputate portion OF the
feet Of = Mr.. Dingwell, frozen during
the cold spell. The operation Was success.
fully performed, and the patient IL doing
we'll. '.'
Mails come now .y...r.
Like angel visits, few and far betwoen."
Oh! the snow, the beautiful snow,
Falling upon the U. p. below,
Over the engines and over the cars,
Over the railroad ~ far -
Omaha -that's whats the matter.
Hay il selling in Deer Lodge, delivered.
at $25 to $50 per ton. One lot of 40 tons
was bought, in rick, near town, on Tues.
day. for tl8 per ton. There has only been
very slight loss Of stock up u date, and =
few days chinook would set cattle I'll right
until the March crisis, if no mere deep
SHOWS fell .-..a., -.,.fsa2rt. ,sl... ..-.-,.
johnny Davis" one OF the best and
most accommodating stage drivers in Mon.
t*na. and who has stood exposure enough
this winter OF the Deer Lodge and Helena
route to kill almost any one. has 1t last gone
into winter quarters. snd Lave Horn. an old
and popular driver on this side, will hold
the lines over the several splendid six. horse
sOrrell teams on that route. Bt= -.fa1 ," s'tH
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It has been stated In some quarters, and
intimated In others, that ths recent letter Of
OIL Alexander K. Mcclure, defining hia
views on public affahs, represented the
opinions and attitude OF Gov. Curtin, who,
It IL said, proposes sooa to resign the ofaoe
of Minister ct St. Pessssburg. 70 take part
In the Presidential campaign sgainss Grant.
BY . private letter recently rccsived from
Mr. Curtin by friend in Penna., how.
ever, hs puts qa'etus to the story BY say.
ing that he '',s separated from the combins.
tons, antagonisms. heartburnings and die.
appointments Of political life," and IL quite
contented with his place and residence In
Europe.
A LARGE LOT OF WINDOW sAsHIs-ALl
oisss. fos sals ehsap tor cash By "a 81 ,-a
11sn d. g. KENYON.
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I. q. u. +.

THE REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF COT.
/ tonwood k,dge No. : l. q. u. r. will be held ev.
err "Wednesday evening At the Masonic Hall. at
o'clock. S0Iourning Brethren In good standing ne
cordially invited to attend.
Jos A. HYDE Secretary.
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Cssacasy rscaed Lavssposs Wednesday.
1-tssd AseCrellish OF see Stsscseeo eap'
pa,nssa % ~ : o o' u v '0 = W !
fo'n' IN as'1 - IT,. II. = .s n, /,
Tire Nsv York t1s@Fs washington epe.
,c'a'. .sy'n row iDoss !. : me amnesty pm
would not pass The Senate. sit
~ military cSumis,ss At The New, Yesk
Senate Hos yNp0rted . OIL 1ucWpoe0s1ue
negroes 'p,o - Na''ossl Guard
The pub1ic debt Of the United Stats has
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RELIGIOUS Services.

FriscopAL SERvICEs.-Rcv. WI. Stoy will Ofhcate
r,oyning and evening" next Sunday ut the Cont HOusc
A. II A. m. aud ~ m The Sunday school me~ts ut
the came place At half past 2 y IN. The new Library
vii! ne Oisn and ready for circulation among the
menabcss Oi the school Mt that time.
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N9oes Nss0s0-1As fonDwisg 1sssr 4
respectfully submitsed 70 To -ooasidssstiou
OF the County CommissionenI A bridge ID
greatly needed ct the point named. - cross
ing win be extremely dimcalt and psrilous
for come weeks in The spring, unless one Il
built .,-sa- .., ...-.r .s. ~-s.yr- '.
EDITOR NEW NoRTH-WEsr:
Complaints ars continually being made
about the crossing Of Rock Creek. The
coach this l. n. was detained there more
than an hour cutting out Ice % - not TO
dow the sleigh containing tho mails. Has
the County Commissioners any rcd fund
or credit and will they be kind enough to
throw . bridge across ssid creek!
alE-rs1 D. G. TRu1Alr.
HOW THEY ~ IL BERLIN: AND BOW PEOPLE
: 1'"F SHOUD DO HERE: %2TJ@'n
! GO TO A. r. Hsisssb, Post OK stoss, and hav
yosr W:seh lssarsd to kssp good tine far !: noa'hs
The 1asquera1e.-Owing to the com.
menccmsot of Lent on February 18th. Mr..
O'Neill has changed the evening Of his
Fancy Dress and Masquerade Ball to Tues.
day evening the 18th. From Ill W can
learn there 10 going TO be god attendance,
and some excellent costumes are already In
preparation. A. this will probably DO the
only Masquerade Of the winter. those who
delight in the most fascinating Of al saltatory
assemblagea, should improve the opportu.
nifty. No expense or effort will b spared
to make it success.
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MASONIC.

n THE REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS or
~ Deer Lodge No. II A. r. b 4. N will he held
" First and Third srta!a: tsses month
r r. KENYON. Secretary.
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BANK EXCHANGE.
JAMES o'oRADY, PROPRIETOR.

Having taken the psopdetosship and pessonal q
pervisiOn Of this
OLD AND POPULAR SALOON,
Mr.. O0rady will b pleased 70 - Old and Few epstl
mers. The bert bar stock In town viii be kept, IN
no impure liquosS sold. uS
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The Overland lsntaly for rebraary.-


The Overland 1sntaly for Febraary.-
In glancing over the table Of contents Of this
interesting literary publication. we find II
intcrsperscd with fact and fiction peculiarly
it's own-that is, It differs from any other
American monthly, always retaining, in
each successive issue, the rich flavor of the
Pacific Coast; to which Western field of
enterprise and expansion the eyes of the
world are turned. and in which European
capital is asserting itself more and more,
richly deserving its increased reward.
Among the solid contributions about
our Western country, We notice "Wine.
making in Csliforuia-its Processes and
Varieties; /" From Astoria to the Cas-.
cadcs "a most interesting chapter on Ore.
CONS famous river, the Columbia; A sketch
"f joaquin Miller" by one who has
known MIN for these past twenty years;
and an article on 'The Commerce Of Asia
and Oceana." 1.-THE Palace and TOmbs of
the Cars" IL well written and timely con
tribution; and " Woman Suffrage. "in an
other article, is ably discussed. OF fiction.
We 4 ID half dozen different articles, the
one entitled "Spades being the most over
drawn of any of the pictures of California
that have appeared in the OeerlHnd. In
poetry we recognize old ind familiar pens,
the pieces in this being notably gool. We
zee that Etc" is more full. and the snb.
jecis fresh-psrticulsrly the reference made
0 young Loring, in connection with his last
and mos, quaint poem. In this department
the character If Jim Fisk is marvelously
evolved from Justin McCarthy's Lady
Judith" and we read and wonder st the
strange predictions made long before his
tragic death. This Magazine 10 publ ished
by John II. Germany & Co.. 400 Washing.
ton It,, San Fran ciscn, at 81 per annum.
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II aay dosbs existed 6s6oss, noas aaa b
sntertainel now. hat Grant win b The
Republican nomiue@ as# foitua +. 3.,... ,ts
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Calieo Ball.-And now mine host and
hostess, of the Scott House, announce the
annual Calico Ball. It that popular Hotel,
on Tuesday evening. Feb. 9Th. The rule
in such cases made and provided, that, each
gallant shall select and present to bis lady
fair, the dress that is to enwrap her graceful
form on that occasion, and that in consid.
alton thereof her dainty fingers shall scissor
and ssw him = neck tie Of The eans materisi,
for that occasion only, is IN full force and
effect. to the infinite delight Ut oil dealers in
dom este dry goods. The only old prints
admissible. are ihose l,elouging to the xsds-
pendent aud NEW NohrH. WEST offices
and they 10 be warranted 70 wash without
shrinking. = The Scott House parties arc d.
ways successes, and this viii b like unto
its predecessors. -, - ~.
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THE TERRITORY.

Herald, 90
Rev. l. B. Voolfolk lectures for The Il.
brary, Feb. 9Th,
Mr.. BOhm informs 10 that twenty eight
ing works yesterday, and only one furnace
running. ..r..s. ..,.... -......!
Miss Fannie Price was married recently,
in Zane sville, Ohio,
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Y Subscribers tn the New NORTH. WEST receiving
n papers marked win m TX" near the address
arc thereby notified their subscriptions have expired
aud are solicited t. renew.
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Lsetsrs By Rev. WssBslk.-Ths Dess
Lodge Club has closed N agreement with
Rev. L. B. Voolfolk, Of Helena, 4, delivss
! lecture. under the adjpless Of the Ascot.
alton; at tie Court HouSe, Deer Lodge, O
Monday evening. Feb. -ist6. The Sabjecs
,s nm. i Tws5iss s. Si.siast s.ssd III
have fel' soope for hIs fefy'd shopsht aad
teHe!s,p sfptsssios. I ~ ~ El4a olofl
that arrangements ars perfected. = very
many of our people hsve % ardent de9irP
% hsaf MEM laad hS@in sa6sl IaSdlt =
greeted win hryp iasdieeee . M Nod.
folk hes also expressed . desire 10 pseach II
Dser L,dks. u ~ si6s1IlaK nd sSs6lsiel
tho es;bbsss iAmed,S,.ll psse 6sdi&t 4lsE
lscsars, "a asfiSs tmnest5 WIN - aads .
ps0vids plees iof s.fa \, n. .,r.s I,
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y"EARLY ROSE -
Ana 'i9.y
liking II Early" SEED Rstntses '""
For sale ny , SOU 2. 0.1ANNiN0.
I34 .3ms' i5am+'4pi a"lT1a DeR Lodge.

-~'--1a7tT .ufs -gFFNE ne.ftmr1
Alixhtly Sell.-M WIN. = H. Murray.
travelling agent and correspondent Of the
seiensiSe Press. 81 ssn Francisco. 10 let
Ter which We rrpubhsh- to.day. has not e.
hibi,sd that intelligent appreciataou OF dol
lAn end ,csuts. that be sslssah ..Se.a Tbs
!. books of the 6rn Of BONN = Co." have
played him . game Of jasA Fur instances
" states tsiat they shaved NJ shipmsnt of
&c. 90 onncss OF gold il ahs tom, month";
Of 1871. That mssy osHcss ut eiS pr
Dance U ti3, Sss, ooo But snfthes tl.aa lhia
even mat vas falling OF Of > pr csne
from the shipments Of 1870. which would
IL nearly tfS,0oo. 90 ~. 0ot ~ sAbtss Than
tho sn,irs pso4scs ef nseia.s - that
only BY sss ofsws banks, iaceesttas eAe1.p
pr,ncisSa ,eo,d abaysas iprll y fosleaA.
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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-02-03

Fresh California Goods
JUST RECEIVED By KLEINscHhIDT BROS
A large invoice Of Fresh California Fruits, If.
Fresh Cured Hams and California Groceries Vt every
variety. .,,,,,
The best and largest stock In the market. Will be
sold ut lowest figures for Cash.
Dealer. and Consumers will And It to their advan.
tAxc 10 call. kLElNSCH0lUT bteOS,
: lIlu .# y. Deer Lodge.