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NP.R Il. Surveys.-The Bettner party
designated for the survey Of the route from
Missou,s to Lake Pen d'Oreille arrived dur
Ing the early part Of the week and have
gone down the river. The party is In charge
Of Mr.. James Bet,ner. the excellent Eng'n'
Ger who last year had charge OF the Cadotte
pass party. Mr.. Leonard Martin IL tran.
sitmsn, Mr.. G. d. Chenoweth level'er, and
Mr.. A. q. Lambert topogrspher; beside rod
men, axemen. chsinmen, etc., making up
marty of fifteen. The distance to be sur
viewed IL some $50 to l75 miles. starting
from Nissoula. and extending through TN
locke Valley to Pen d'Ore'l'e Lake. Tht
time occupied will be about three months
They will carry their camp equ'psse o'
hacks, and will leave M'ssoais ~ soon .
the transportation can be organized on 'D's
moud hitch" basis. We wish them goot
journey and the finding of the proper pain
WY for the iron evangelist
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TERRITORIAL.

konsonion. g: The sterritt mill is run.
ming on go rock.
MI. John How 10 vigorously opening the
virginia claims the croquet champion.
6ascials are planting shade trees in vir-
e' Capt wv %m. g. Furgu.on died on the sl...
Deer Lodge wants weather signal
Office. It's q good thing. boys. No family
should be without one.
b. D. Markham will take all the Terrific.
rial b0nds-19O O00-issued under the fund.
ing act of last winter.
hez L. Hosmer Gays the Utah, Idaho and
Montana road soiU be built.
Pioneer, Is. DR.. J. H. Mckee will CON-
fine his practice to Miss0nlA w. ]. Ste.
phens 10 building be ow Miesoula.
NcWhirk 4 McEwan have abandoned
their old ferry boat and will build new
one.
Crops are growing finely; prospects OF
The contract to build N. E. Church was
let to John Rankin.
VIM. Tallman. aged IS, died At Missoula
May 81.
Herald. %: Mr.. g. G. Symes denies the
report that he is candidate for Delegate.
Hernld. Is: Booker s. Roberts have sold
out To Mr. Zeigler.
Fox. Lys,cr & Roe's gold shipment yes.
terhny was $4,000; tue 1st National, in
silver. 5000.
Gnsette. Is: J. A. Wall. Superintendent
Of Indian affairs. has reached his post
again. He is evidently in gM,d health. and
his round face beams like iull Orbed phi.
lanthropist.
Mr. A, J. Simmons 10 in town.
"Olc Dan Thomas" says he isn't on the
| Congressional track. bot - in de wOod biz
ness
All the indictments of the Grand Jury
ut Radersburg were Quashed.
Creighton & Co.'S Freight Line snnoun'
ces reduction Of freight fr1,n San Francisco
to Corinne to 81. Is per 100 pounds. and BY
| the car load Of 81 per 100 pounds. They
give bills lading from Frisco to Helena
mule trains. 6 cents; OK trains. cents.
0nsss.e. %: Capt. Geo. McLane. for
merDy Receiver of the Land Office, Helena
was seriously injured BY . piece ut wood
striking him in the eye while splitting IT, .
Kalama.
Uosetse. 20: Mr.. E. 8. Mansfield has re
turned and IL In business again.
A traveller coming MOntanawards. W
learn. WAS stricken down with small :pox a
Pleasant Valley. last week. where he nov
lies with that hathsou,e disease which pre-
walls 90 extensively In the States.
Hsyold, 90: Rev. Sheldon Jackson. go
periniendent ut Presbyterian Missions. b
started on tour Of Montana, going first to
ward BOzeman. 81
Chief Justice. Wade delivered . lecture u
Thought" for the benefit Of the Librar
Association. on Monday evening.
Gazette. May 30: Printing paper scarce
hence immigration pamphlet delayed.
Messrs. Sherwood and W0Olman, tele
graphed 10 coach passengers with iwtve
and servants. deny the soft impeachment.
Helena hes nd . bogus doel. and Jerr
Sullivan ansinanhensc disgust. s..
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Resumed. Henry Dewitt. who sus
pended operations on his al street building
adjoining Donnell. Clark s. Larsbie's Bank,
until Steele & Dewitt could complete the
Danced Murphy, Murphy, Higgins & Go. .
Osborn & Dennee. and Psrchen & DAcheul
buildings. for which there was urgent need,
has this week resumed work and will push
the building to completion. It will be Of
brick and granite so < IS feet. and of the
best work msnship throughout.
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The Exchange Saloon,
FINE WINES. LIQUORS AND
Ccli1R = . rr So
,@u BILLY WILSON.

Gratultous Advertising. One Of the
greatest humbugs and nuisancss OF the az
to newspaper publishers. 10 the Piano. Or
gan and Sewing Machine advertisements
which ore sent thu m with reqsest to 'nser'
At regular rates. and take receipt from
them for payment 70 that amount % one
of the fractures usually one. half
the balance to be paid In cash. Having
had occasion to look up this matter =" ma
thu, the instruments and machines can "
purchased for 90 near the bslsuoe required
In cash that the advertising b almost q
quite gratuitous. Az We have 10 space :
bes,ow tina. way, advertisers OF that clss'
may hereafter save postage BY retaining
their propositions. We suggest :. peo
fishers who insert such ''ads" TO make 10
quiries and they will throw tho isssh on ?
their columns.
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Silver BOW.-A letter from Silver Bow
May 29th., states that water IL now plenty
and everybody At work. More miners ere
wanted at IS per day.-On Tuesday last
one J. N. Doran, alias Ivan Doran" hav'
ing followed two little girls out on the hills
and made vi)Iainous proposals. to them. and
it coming 10 the knowledge of the public
that the offense had been frequently repeat
ed, meeting was called giving him one
hours time to leave tie camp. And be
got, you bet" He Is not expected back
this season.
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,.t. Dot leetle game"-callcd
SIBERIAN Billiards by some sacrile9ious
r. 81. who don't really have any more gen.
s'''t knowledge of Calvinis,h than Sitting
gus ~" has of the Alabama Clsims-hss come
y" voeue in Deer Lodge. and croquet. 70.
Wv ~, and other confounding techn'csl't'es
0r'M. lawn are as pat with ps,ronizers of
.s,hile-atng exercise - stock phrases
:. change" The .ostensible object of
came is to roll a striped ball against
'.sl.d stick. It's really the most rep.
'..nsib,e infrac,ion Of the Golden Rule
' ~, couu,enanccd by Christian commu
inv NV. If you undertake torlsy 1t by" do
's ,u,o others as you would have Others
~ unto you" you are going to get beat
,.rv game. A man can no more play cro-
" .,s, and hold an Indian Agency, II It should
.,ne to the knowledge of the Methodist
r1urch, than he can he . disappointed Office
.eker and not sympatbise with the any
aiug. 10. beat Grant movement. This view
: Cr.,quet is the result of serious Study,
I'd has not probably occurred to those who
we, perhaps thoughtlessly, participated in
hut with sincere desire to see 1t become
,oular we hxve seen proper to show that II
wicked. 1t was first introduced in Mon
ana ut Virginia City, where 1t hes flour
sI,ed hest when the Legislature was not IN
session a,luring the participants to greater
nols and it is even rumored that distin.
euisbcd Coquc,ist Of that city has Oee''
Unmatched To Deer Lodge to encourage the
came. with the ultimate object of establish
inc a Grand DEAR Lodge Ut the Stake and
Bill ut that place, in which will be adopted
a. the Mem oriam ritual for all deserted
Croquet grounds
Green be the grass above thee,
Friend Of my better days.
Nom knew thee but to love thee,
None named thee hut to praise.
And now, lest we might say something
truthful or interesting in this vagsry. VI
wish multiplied malle.s on the lawn. JOY II
each contesting heart, and have done.
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Property for Sale.

SAW MILL. ENGINE AND 'APPURTENANCES.,
That A No. saw mill known ~ the Dassce = MUIR
ply Nill S1horse power locomotive boiles and.
engine Blandys Newast BAHIA -sun eight months
Two c,scular sawe-Ame1jean Saw Cos msnuSsc,
ture-SO in and % In. With all the appurteuances
In perfect running order. Has . capacity Of 1900
feet per day, and 10 the heat steam saw mill IN Mon
tana. The parties ows,nG It deslfeSe chan9s tsdT-
business and win sell ct very reasonable terms, II
applied for soon.
LOTS NO. AND IN BLOCK NO. -.
street. between 9TH and 5th streets opposite al.
Peacock's residence.
lots NOS. AND II. IN BLOCK NO. ~. COR.
uee 9Th and E streets. =. =. =.
WARN SPRINGS HOTEL AND FARM OF leo
ACREs.-The Warm springs Hotel and all the ap-
purtsuant buildngr, with 100 acses Of and-includ-
ing the famous Deer Lodge Mound and Medicinal
Springs offered for sale The Hotel 10
,new, two stories, frame. nthea ana
plassered, contains fourteen 'seo0modiUuss Weab.
vehtilated rooms; ~ b-1hsoa8h00e
has O6acs, Dae. 0iltissd and ,epaeous Bath Rooms.
covering an arsa a l6s6 Sq66f6 fsos
frame stabling. corral 100 feet sqssre. carriage
house swimming bath etc., etc. The Hotel 10 stu
ated Is miles from. Deef Loags, dlrecsly on the
surveyed routs Il the North PScAS Railroad. IN ttt
Anaak norton Of the Deer LQdQe valley, and the
resort Of invaids, pleasure seekers and sp0sssnsn.
The farm contains 1W scsee, ana y unoef eeoo
board fence, the entire. property having been i'm
proved It large expenditure Of money within the
past year. II 10 the most desirable Country Hotel
: propsrte ipthe West, and will command in three
yssr,, y can b pazshased fos new.
Perfect Governnent title siven-s ~,
LOTS NOS il AND 10, IN BLOCK NO. 81 ON
street, between TN ana ON ''1es'
LOTS MOSS ANp9. IN BLOCK NJ. " oN
4 OeE6a6k tGfllse9 81 ma - c1eeU. - -,
HOUSE, AND TWO. lots. C0AFoRrABLl
/ Dwelling On street: two rooms ana soaa'o.
Rooe HuaAe *asG neos. e'c eneap . .".,so s..s
properly 1"e ps'e ~, e"~-
'''Ss ...,,,,,,<, ~,
two 1oie IAN . s -. ~ -. ~
~. !. r,:s.S .s5,.t.., .,,,:,h,v .,,.:.AA
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IS Resources u Madison Co.. I've are !,

IS Resources VI Madison COVE are In
receipt of . we'll printed sixty page pam
phle. hearing the above title. complied ny
Mr.. James Hsndley Of Virgini. City. i
contains much general and parttcaiaf- tnfor'
nation for those seeking knowledge OF the
resources Of Montana, and 10 quite credtts'
bic showing for "Old Msdison." We Trims
come important points are omitted. howev
er. that would be of prime interest With
the Madison County and tielen" pamphlets
and the N. p. publications, Montana vii
eet advertised after while. ~
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PASSENGER from COrinne. follow
ing passengers left by Gilmer b Salisbury's
line for the North >..--.-..,, e,..,....---.
CoR1NNE, May s7.-Chas. Fink. Lizzie
Fink, =. Ncbecker, Misc Bell -JaHhaon. p.
Il. Poindexter, wife and ch,ld-Helen"
DR.. Hssd-Ryan's. ....:,,...
CoK1ssE, May q. -Nn, Stsh. p, e6b.
Miss Stab. H. G. Wilkinson- Helena; MN
NJ. Peter. Mr.. Observation-Disclosures.
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FOR II ENT!

A BRICK FIRE.PROOF STORE sOxso feet, J:
n feet ceiling. situated between Osborn 4 Dennees
and Murphy. Higgins 4 Co.'S on Main street, Deer
Lodge City.
ALSO. Z Frame Store, adjoining Murphy, Higgins
4 Co, with large DIRE prOoe cellar attached. These
business
Possession given June 1st. For particular apply
to DANCE d STUART,
lS0.am Deer Lodge City, n. T.
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Financial.
AUTHORIZATION
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Deer Lodge, Montana.

49, TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OYplcH OF COMPTROLLER OF the CURRENCY,f
-. :, WASHINGTON. May :, lS79 }
WRssEAs BY satisfactory evidence presented to the
Undersigned Il has been made to appear that the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DEER LODuk:
In the TOWN Of DEER LODGE. In the c0Mnty oE
, DthR LOitiE. and TERRITORY Ut MONTANA,
has been Auly organised under and according to the
requirements Of this Act 0f Congress entitled An
Act to provide 4 National Cnrrsncy. secured oy .
circulation snd redemption thereof approved June
"a. 1894 and has complied with all the provisions OF
menci,r.. the business Ut Banking under taid Act,
Now, therefore. ], John Jay Knox, Comptroil'r o!
the Currency do hereby certify that the First National
Ns,,k III Ueef, Ledge IN the town Ut Deer Lodge, in
the county Ut Deer Lodge and Territory Ut Montana
IL authorized to commence the business OF banking
IN tsssmSnS whereof witness my hand and zeal Of
IL 81 Olbce this lat day Of May. l671
JOHN JAY KNOX,
l60AnrNo 1871 Comptroller Ut Currency.
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y,e,a .t p,,xri- Har.-At Pilgrim Bar,
Holcomh Rssrv q Co.. cleaned up for lest
weeks work o4,50a n. John =. Hcos'
cleaned up one hundred oanceA 49,
were the only Companies thas % &C.,
tsirly 70 work. All hands ago Busy nov eng
By smother week The yisM VIII co0s p !"
he Old standard
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ImDortant to Miners
,s,rrpAr.LAND SURVEYS.

rrAvlN0 6een appointed Dspaey SsSvsyce O Nm
Ill ~ ends Tor IL whO1e Tessttosy g 1eatsnaI
= sow . only psrsca r. ~ Issosy s.e -. ,s
.sdse - aels q C0ausse q July -. ~ ma
l1ly ~, 1eJo. -,,~
rs ssoG6d ssrvsy Vim y fsqvlled 49, - pssSns
80 a nod q ~ 6oank1 ehae - seQeose y
eakia9 a0Q1leatSeaA 49,
~ ts(1a.leo 1900 = y 80 sess
~ - n SsVevr p06lici13eo SssA 49, eaalapso
aA1seoe - q 9oeooA .. -...
70 eAofeN 49, ~ oov1eo g 0S sssA ,erl
go = D. - lAn0O0oA 49, = ~onmR-
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EVANS DAIRY.

EVA NJ DAIRY.
Having now established the dairy business In Deer
Lodge for two years, and received the liberal patron
aye Of the people, pleased to annolnc. that with
additional facilities snd good cows will be able here
after TO supply oil with the
Hest Quality of Milk.
DELIVERED AT THEIR HOUSES IN QUAINT.
TIES TO SUIT PURCHASERS.
Hoping to receive their continued patronage, will do
all In my power merit It and will put my terms In
competition with any other dealer:
1871 PHIL. e. EVANS.
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ui.ine 4ale-nf. r. i. G. Doc. y Bessy
- W.dnesd6y sold p ~: YIN. Roe he
ore.third lstsesse n - fAno0 Holoonb.
49, = ID. uiuipg claims q Pilgrim Baf.
~ srorst pa,d was o&0oA which y nttls
-, - ~ avssaes weekly yisld Of ~
-. ~. Dsssy's wife Aowsvse - hsss
Quite ssriously ID Glses - sseafa - Aoe'
ma ~ eps,ag. ssd = scsafnisg = ghas
ahe q - q Joseph, Ma. - dssned =
- = IN ~ lninsa a1hls Tstuss ~ =
dashafnl r.. i IN ~ Halsae = TO-
llag-thaale - lhseeaA Re
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A LARGE LOT OF WINDOW sAsHES-ALL
sizes, foe sajs cAsap for cash By
,rkm 1. j D. 3. KENYON.

Property Ter Saie.-O. y. 90 Bsnnon1
Co. Ia. day place in market list OF valuable
property, which 10 offered ct advantageous
terms. The Warm SPRING. Hotel property,
s,,usted 1t Deer Lodge Mound, i one Of the
best pieces Of property In Montana, 70 now
doing IN excellent business. and to parties
having The capital 70 invest in and hold II
for two or three years will treble their IN
vestmept. The Dance d Stuart Ssw NIL
placed In market, - the owners design
changing their business, b unexceptionsbly
the best Steam Saw Milli in N0ntaAa, almost
new and "a. perfect order. Parties 10. q
designing to enter Into the Lumber bss.
neee. win ind Il better bargain than ca
~ made elsewhere, and csn establish viii
moderate investment in Une Of The best pay
,ne businesses OF the country. A numbe'
az Houses suitable for email families, and
unimprovsd lots In the town slte. Or eheiol!
.i,u.ted 10 the additions, now Ssvofst'
building localities, arc Offered It loF figures
The r.pid snhancsmsnt ia values. rendsr
investment IN these propsstise sdpnsageoa.
= 10 choics locssions ass changing HAND
!, advanced 6garss- Parties desiring =
eoima ton In rsgasd 70 thsse psupsssses vi
recelve prompt attention. b. calling On 9
eAAreaaine tho agootA
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NEWS.
~; 1CIyT NEW NORTHWEST.

o.. r DrrrEs Is the authorized general
y s. yyw No.rm. West. He will make a
srt's'". him II the paper IL deemed worthy. the
,pid'@ and continued liberslity Of our patrons.
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New Goods. Arriving Daily,
New Goods, Arriving Daily,
New Goods, Arriving Daily,

New Goods, Arriving Daily,
AtE.I HOMER & CO.'S
At Ell. BON n Err 4 cos
Ate. l.. BON Err & cos
WE ARE RECEIVING DAILY BY FAST
FREIGHT,
Our Choice Invoice Of
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Gents Furnishing Goods,
Boots, Shoes, Mats, Caps.
CLOTHING, CARPETS.
House Furnishing Goods Etc.
~ PRICES MARKED DOWN TO 50.
~ NEW YORK PRICES.
You can only be satisfied OF the bargains We onc'
6y calling aud ex smiutng Goods and Prices.
No trouble 70 show s's'' s T. ss ;; CO.
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CorsunrrIox-TSe lass DR.. nasshall
Hall, 1t England, said: Il I were sssseosly
M at consumption. ! would i've oat doors
dav and eight, excsps ID rainy wsathef Of
mid winter; then l would sleep u - IN
plassered los house. Physic hes 10 nutFi'
usent gasping for cir cannot cure yoo;
monksy capsss In gymnasium cannot car
vou. and s,imulanss cannoe cure yoo. WhAi
consnmpeives went = air, MOI peysic- pm!
~ lot medicassd cir plsnty Of msae 40
IA
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l.-ner.-l(r. r. KldoscAmidt 70 dlspo-
snr Of bis interests y h 0'ocf osa,ssa
a - Wm. b. vDsimar. Givss aosics o. -
,..,,ora, 81 ~ i.nnbse Yard - - 'os'
~. =. o.,holIc CAurch. whsrs e. Leo
nod achmidt win havs eeafks asa : ~,
nar,d % ssll asss elaas lsabes q .s !
...;osabl, teeusS VIII ~ tsellsaes 8. !. =,
omr.end II. K. = sseblsd p tsfa:. =
kinds q lumb9 asoeeeS
tim = callsa - - edse : 4
! day'S papE.
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n. B-Havine dispoeed Of my grocery interest tn
the nrm Of Kleinachmidt BiO.. !! have engaged
LeOpoh schmidt In the lumber bueineas. and he 10
fully authorised to sell lumber and make contracts In
'"'' ''"'' IA R, KLRINsCHMlDT.
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FOR l}ENT!3
THE MCBURNEY HOUSE, .-
One Of the finest Hotels In the Territory; will Be
For Rent after the lat II Hay.
Enouirs az ET HUsON,
Deer Lodge, April a. 1871. Nu
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MARRIED. U.

I.yrxs- Tupvuxrxn-In Cosiuoe, Utah. May 10th.
by Rev. W Carver, Mr.. Thoa. b. 1rstne g.. q Deef
Lodge 70 ,An Mary G. Todhuntes Of - Jossph,
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New To-Day.

New To-Day.
NEW LUMBER YARD
Ew PRICE ..
C LEAR AND SEASONED
LUMBER
o. EVERY DESCRIPTION.
omeApge rnAn gvge,
Flumo and 9luice Lumber
OF ALL SIZES. DELIVERED TO ADJACENT
CAMPS AT SHORT NOTICE AND AT
LOW FIGURES.
We win do an kinds Of CARPENTER WORK, and
Contract fos the construction Of building on the most
REASONABLE TERMS
Parties desiring anything 10 our line will ind Il
their advantage to call on 10 before contfatnR e'se
where.
OFFICIAL Yard, Above Catholic ChMrcl
KLElNsCHMIDr BRO.
n. B.-Having disposed Of my grocery interest II
the arm Of Klsinachmidt 4 BIO. ! have engage.
l,nun hnnineaa and he II
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Pet J. .. V1e1Buu O'
pole. Ag's, Dser Lodge.
" nar,ha)rs mule tfain. 1 wagons, left
co,;nne Anil llth I Cossignees, JQequin
Ahasc.E bsar, and Osplics b Smith Elm.
met:s0urx. wight 1900 pounds.
MerrilIs train. mules. 3 wagoue. left
Corinns April 13,h .Consisnse:. ": u
Kslly-Piosssr, end Jno. 3: Fink = Co.
DER Lodge. Weight. lS.OO0
Morgan. Train; mules: g Tssop' r 'st'
z O. and Osborn 4 Dsnnes, Deer Lodge
| Weight, 7.O00 lbe. &s
Thom.a, Train. mules, 8 Vagina, lef
-Corinsg April ~ Consignees: etrang 4
Rich.rdsea; Ensrson osresf : = e.; W.! ycS
nissoalA WeighL $500 lbs.
C.Mve,r,e Train, mules. 2 wagons, LET
coginne Nav Z CoosiEsees, Kuspg La
6lsckfooe Cos Kohss, : : Hsso1 = %
and Oahorn 8 Dennee. 1900 lbA
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-20

On the 26th ult. most important
bill was introduced in Congress by MIR.
Garfield, the object Of which is to esiab-
fish a record of naturalization in the State
Department The bill provides that the
Department shall keep book, in which
all declarations of intention 10 become
citizens and actual naturaizations shall be
Systematically entered and kcTt for re-
ference, and that the process Of naturaiza-
ton shall, in no case, be complete until
the entries have been made. All courts
are required to forward the naturalization
papers they issue to the State Depa rtmcnt
for record and the Department is to give
certified copies of naturalization certii-
Gates to persons who may have lost them,
and to publish every year a list Of all the
naturaizations granted. The necessity Of
this measure arises from the frequent loss
Of certificates of naturalization, and the
Imperfect manner in which the records OF
courts authorized to grant such certificates
are kept, and from the floods of fraudulent
naturalization papers which are issued IN
some of the large cities just before i'm
portant elections. N.
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publican, euticol him iuio beer salOon,
designing 70 st him eusagei spd ieii By
the train. They succeeded, bat they were
also going 10 ihs s4ms Place o. soie, aui
we're isil themselves Tie d.Ikey had q
friend who hsmss-cl O. tat horse aui took
him - Lsuczsier. The Democrats h.i 90
such FREUD and started ca foot. bat uheth-
81 they arrived or uoi O. art kaoWn Bot
20 flF as facts appear, they are rather too
Jealous Tor lheir ogn Interests We learn
further that the man, on bis resnrn from
delivering the eolorei voter At Lancaster,
vas met by 10, Of rOwlies aud severely
beaten. Six Of them were arrested aud
punished. Served them right. We
don't sympaieile with violence. or with
people who intermeddle with the rights Of
others in any way. This is free country
bat free only for the purpose OfdOing right.
-Um0H.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-20
LamOille Valley Medical AsSOCia'
lion.

The Lamoilc Valley Medical Assoeia-
ton met at Drcnan Brothers Hotel, Hard.
wick, March 18th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
aud chose DR.. w. a. Weeks, Chairman,
and DR.. j. Wells, Secretary. Examined
several pathological specimens with mi.
orope, presented by several gentlemen.
DR.. Hyde then made some remarks,
as to the objects aud aim of the meeting,
and moved flat committee be appointed
to draft constitution aud bylaws, and to
arrange for the next meeting which
motion passed land DR.. Wells Of Hard.
wick, Fairman of Wolcott. and Hall Of
MorrisvilIe, were appointed. The Society
then adjourned for dinner.
On resumng business. DR.. Haines Of
Greensboro, prose ntcd paper on +" Hour
glass contraction Of uterus" which called
forth an interesting discussion, The
case of Mr.. l. C was presented
in detail by Caldewood Of Greensboro
DR.. Hyde of East Harlwick, read a pa.
per on 1.-The Autisceptic treatment OIL
Wounds" followed by discussion on the
views presented. DIR. Wells Of Hardwick
read " chapter on Ethics. DR.. Weeks
Of Walden, followed with an essay or
''Spince Bifda," with an Illustrative case
DR.. Carey Of Craftsbury, made verba,
report of case of a" Acute Hepatitis,
which closed the public exercises of The
session. Papers were pledged for the
next session by Drs Hyde. Ca'd,rwood
Haines, Garry Weeks and Wells. The
Society then voted to meet at Wolcott
July, 10, 1872 If the medical gentle:
men down the river" would unite will
US in helping to make the Society sue
cess. The first session was considered !
success, and the papers presented woulC
compare favorably with papers read a
any of our County or State Societies. L
was also voted that the ladies Of the
gentlemen who should meet with us, be in
vilcd at our next session--and the p,ac,
of meeting was left to the discretion Of tht
Secretary, after consultation, With thos,
! interested