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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-05

Total, 1909 gifts. all cash. $500 600
The money to pay all these gifts is now upon de-
post, and set apart for that purpose, in the Farm
ers and lovers Bank, as will be seen by the
following srtifcate of the cashier:
FARMERS AND DRovERs' BANK,
Louisville, KY, September 26, 1872. !
This is to certify that there is now on deposit in
this bank over half million of dollars to the
credit Of the Gift Concert fund, $500 900 of which
is held by this bank as treasurer of the Public
Library of Kentucky to pay off all gifts to be
awarded at the drawing.
R. s. VEECH, Cashier
Price of Tickets.
Whole tickets, $40; halves, SIS; quarters, So so;
II whole tickets for 800; % for $255: 56 for $500
lis for $1,000; 285 for $780, SIS for 5O00 No dis.
count on less than $lOO worth of tickets at time.
take place december T. AGENTS are s peremptoriiyy Gy
required to close sales and make returns Hover6-
beT 25 in order to give ample time for the final ar
circulars should be addressed to
GOVERNOR THOMAS E. BRAMLETTE
Agent Public Library of Kentucky, Louisville Ken.
lucky oc8 We Sa lot WIT
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KUANTED-MEg WHO WANT TO MAXI

WANTED-AEE WHO WANT TO MAKE
w Money.-Here is an opportunity for making
money rarely presented in a lifetime. We have
got the t 6est 2p and fg5est Pn selling article ever in
is a small Furnace weighing only six pounds, that
can be used with or without stove It viii fit in
the holes of any sized stove or range and will do
as much work with one quart of fuel-charcoal
chips coke corn ;2obs, wood soft coaI-as can be
done on any sto9e with one-half busheI. It viii
Sost Sos 9a4l roast toast Qqae @ and stew 1t is the
saving fuel is marvellous. You have no smoke gas
or heat in the room 1t sells the year round. Re
tail price only So Thousands are sold every week
ANY man with small capital can clear from $50
to s 40 per day by owning the right Of any good
county, and whole State is of incalculable worth
to man of enterprise. We viii send sample
furnace to any part of the United States receipt
Of 80. Address for circular, LYON MAEUFACTUR-
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The Very Latest

At two o'clock this morning no count had
taken place. The count directed to begin
had been arrested by the action of General
Longstreet, who took the gSound that the
proper blanks for the vote on members of
Congress had not yet arrived. aud hence
the count was postponed.
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assessment Nos. l13. III and i15. See
special notice column. Death Of R. J.. Wat
son, J. Acebe and A. D. Barlow Payable
at the Office of the Mutual Aid and Benevo.
lent Life Insurance Association Of Louisi-
ana, No. l9 Camp street Amount paid
out siRce organization, $278, $50.
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GIFT CONCERT.
TtHHE KENTUCKY LIBRARY
GIFT CONCERT.
s5OO,0OO in Bank to Pay all Giftso
FULL DRAWING IN SIGHT,
100000 fOr Only s10o

At the Second Grand Gift Concert, authorized by
special act of the Legislature, in aid of the Public
September 28 to December 4 and which positively
and uequiyocally, occurs in Louisville, Kentucky,
Saturday December 7, 1872, without further delay
on any account whatever, the following Cash Gifts
are for distribution by lot among the ticket
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WANTED.

NOLORED SERVANTS WANTED "A
~ first class cook q first class laundress and
chambermaid, and diningroom servant. Apply
at the corner of st. Charles and Jackson streets,
opposite Balejos, between u and P. NJ, on Mon
daY. nn3 2t
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Meteorological and River Report.

The signal service, United States army.
reports. foE the benefit of commerce, the
meteorological record, and rise OF fall of
the givers, at 3:43 P. M, local time, yester-
dar as fnllnws.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AT

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AT
AUCT1oNBY THE SHERHF.-We are request
ed to call attention to the sale at auction
to be made this day at noon at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
street, by the sheriff of the parish of Or
leans, of lot of ground, with all the build
ings and improvements thereon, situated
in the First District of this city, on Con-
stance street, between Robin and Race
streets. For full particulars SEQ advertise
ment.
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COnsCantinople has at last started d news
paper devoted to social reform. 1t must be
a ''harem scare EN-" kind of sheet sbeQ.-~
Boston Post
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9HE RIVERS

The river here is fourteen GeeS rvo
inches below high wateS mark Of l87J.
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It is said that there is only one real Chi
nese woman in the United States, and she
is the wife of San Francisco merchant.
The olive-eyed females SO common among
the Mongoians of the Pacific slope are all
of Tartar extractiono
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HOUSEKEEPER.-W -WAETED-A SITUATION
IL as hOusekeeper in gentleman's family BY a
lady who well understands the management OF a
household Address c., st thiE office. SsY
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NOTICE. ...........'''.'''''..'NOTICE
MIRA NJ ON.

Dealer In All Kinds of Furniture.
NOS. SO, lOI and IN3 CHARITIES STREET, New or
leans
Has constantly on hand an assortment OF
Cottage Bedsteads Cextra make. withsc dr-inch
pOsts) with teasters, $I2
Solid Walnut One-fOurth Marble Bureaus s.
Solid Walnut Portable Armoirs, with two draw
erB in bottom, 800
Victoria Bedroom Sets in Walnut, Mahogany Gnd
Imitation Rosewood, ten pieces. Sl2.
Spring Mattresses made to order, S25 and $50.
Parlor Sets, in Walnut, Mahogany and Imitation
Rosewood ten pieces, at very moderate prices.
Also, an assortment of hooking Glasses at medeF'
&te prices, $elS4y
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Estimated 0OsIon maj0l.lyT. IJ'o Gurke
SECOND WARD
Estimated I.'sion majority, 500.
2OURTH WARD.

Total votes east
tOll No.
Estimated car.ied by f1sion-Beaurega
ahead
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FOUND.

COUND.-CAME TO MY RESIDENCE ON
IA Thursday evening, young Hunting Dog, black
and white. The owner can have the same by prov
ing property and pay ing expenses by applying to
PHILIP HAG, bakery No. l34 Harmony street
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ADJUSTMENTS.
a CADEMY Ur music.

"A IL
-~~,&~l~l~r,>rl--r.r-le|1~r0
A CADEMY Ur music
Pr0prietor and Manager. .....D' BID" hLL'
ras+ week Of the young actress and danseuse,
MILE. MARIETTA RAVEL.
MONDAY November 1, 1872, and until further
,o+ic4 tie new sensational play by Charles Foster
Esy entitled THE WILD CAT, or ! HE MARRiAGh
BY MOONLIGHT-ForeDce ElwOOd, known as tine
Wild Cat. Marietta Ravel
FRTD3Y-FaTewell benefit of Marietta RayeI
SATURDAY NOON-Last Ravel Matinee
SUNDAY-Great double bill.
MONDAY, November 4-EXtraordinarY aura
tion. First appearance OF Marsha!Is Royal ycg9on
TrOupe of Japanese, comprising the most "OHueI'
tui tTuune of male and female artists that nave
ever been permitted to leave Japan no5
C,T, CHARLES THEATRE.
BEN DEBAR...... ............ proprietor
ALEX. FITZGERALD. D......-....'.''S Stage A4nasei'
Tuesday Evening, November 5, 1877
Triumphant success of the ceIeDia'e" A'-'1
comedian and character artist
MR. JOE MURPHY,
WHO viii appear in Maeders famous drama OF
HELP.
Ned Daley Ia young comedlan)..
par q Shaughncssy. ..,-.........- Nr l. MURPHY.
Nickv O'Gatf Cthe tddler) .......
Cbr.stoph Won LeibenBteln. ....
Snnnorfed by a powerful dramatic company.
New Songs new Dances, new Effects
Frida7-Beneft of Mr. MURPHY.
Grand HELP" Matinee saturday at noon.
PBICRs or ApM1ssIoN.-Dress circle and parquette,
Z l. private boxes, $40; cOlored parquette boG;
81: family circle, fifty cents; seats III coIoTed
private Pox fly cents e gafTy ys den5s tw9a'Sn'e
Doors open at a quarter to seven me overture WILL
commence at half-past seven .1i @ciock T,,,r-
p. GLEASON, Treasurer.
..4 n c.-,,y pror,n+ar nos
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4'F'434l IIIe4T V-o%
The majorities for other municipal and
arish officers were as follows;

Lewis, Administrator of Police......s..,..., 50Os
Bmley, Administrator of Commerce. ...........58 1868
Bonzano Ad1ujuistrat OF Assessments ,,,.,. 5677
Sauvinet civil sheriff. .GG33
Mascot criminal sheriff 5000
Creagh, coroner First. Fourth, FiI.h and Sixth
Districts. ...,.,..,,..,,....,.,.. 1880
jackson, coroner Second and Third DISTRICTS. 13
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TENTH WARD.
ELEVENTH WARD.

Poll No. SO
Patton, for criminal sheriff. reported
largely ahead of his opponent.
FIFTEENTH WARD.
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d A. MURRAY,
FURNITURE,
.sTABLIsHED IN ls4O,

TSTABLISHED IN lS4O.
JOSEPH b. HUBBARD,
Corner of PerdidO and Rampant Streets,
Has on hand one of the most complete and best
selected stocks of Parlor. Bedroom and Dining.
room Sets ever offered in this city.
Also, ali descriptions of low price Furniture for
plantation and family use. All goods packed with
care and delivered free of charge. auSl Am
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TNLEGANT ROOMs-FURNIEHED WITH Oh
IA without .~4rd in that pleasant residence, No
812 Carondelet street. Suites Of rooEBs for fami
lies if desired. se3
EOR RENT-THB DESIRABLE TwO-STORY
n residence, Ne. l59 Caliope street; well adapted
for families conveniently located; terms m0der.
ate. Apply to DAVIS u FRI RET No. d CONNER
clal place. aul
BNOR RENT-IN SUITS OR SINGLE.-LARGE,
4 airy furnished rooms in location convenient
to the business part of the city, adapted to the
of single gentlemen or families. The house is
within one square of Canal street Terms reason
able Apply at No. 1853 Customhouse street, near
the Varieties Theatre se7
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FOR RENT.

yT1O LET-STORE AND OFFICE CORNER OF
u Camp and Common streets.-The store and
Office adjoining, situated corner Camp and Com.
mon streets, now occupied by Gonzales Brothers
as a cigar store Possession given November L.
next. Apply to Z. ROGER 4 Co,
No As Decatur formerly Old Leveel street
Gc23
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W0ODHULL AND CLAFLIN LOCKED UP
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FRANCE PAYING THE WAR INDEMNITY
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CONFERENCE OF BAPTIST CLERGY
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YELLOW FEVER AT ST0NINGTON
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TO-DAY's ELECTIONS DISCUSSED
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FIFTH WARD
votes easy CEEf sUuu
s3NTH WARD.
Estimated fusion majority 800.
SEVENTH ARD
EIGHTH WARD.

Pol4 No. go
POl NO. IyU
NINTH WARD.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-07-20
The Meeting te.Nlsht.

Under appointment Of the Central Com.
mittee, Hon. VIM. u. Clagett, Delegate OF
Montana, with Col L. B. Church, will this
evening address the citizens of Deer Lodge.
1t has been some time since our citizens
have had the opportunity Of listening to
their favorite, and having, in the mean
time, served session In Congress, it will
be with more than usual interest they will
assemble to hear him give in an account of
that worthy Stewardship. the benefits of
which oil Montana has enjoyed, and which
the ludicrOus attempts of over zealous and
envious rivals, has SO signally failed to be.
little in the estimation of Montana Standing
FIRST in the hearts of the people, on whose
character and record is no mar or blemish,
dear to them ~ an upright citizen, honored
as one whose services have been an honor to
his fellow.citizens, and coming with his
olden cloquence and fuller knowledge to
speak Of that which pertains to our welfare
AS people, he will receive In his home vii.
lsge welcome that 10 only bestowed on the
worthy-the honest welcome of the h, art.
Col. Church, the distinguished campaign
singer, will also be present, and set the
echoes going with patriotic song,, in his
unapprOachsble style. There 10 M use ad-
ding, turn out" Everybody will do that,
with but the mention of Clagett and Church.
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FAMED AND CELEBRATED
"K|YUS,"
3 Wood Street.
Helena.
Helena.
The Exchange Saloon,
FINE WINES. LIQUORS. AND CIGARS.
IiSn BILLY WILSON.

Personal. the Hclcnains in town
this week are Mr.. s. r. Hauser. wife and
family, Mrs. J. a. Wall and children, Mrs.
Chas. Rumley, our kind hearted hostess of
other days, Col. w. r. Wheeler, and Mr..
Jos. Magee-thc gentlemen on business, the
ladies and little ones rccrcating. p. A.
L"rgey, Esq, and Harry J. Norton, Of
Virginia, have been interviewing Deer
Lodgsrs on business topics. w. II. Rich.
ardson, ESQ.,, has returned from Sioux
City and the South, and says thousands Of
people are Aocking u Carleton, the r. Il.
crossing. Mr.. S. ID. Erastow, Travelling
Agent of Wells, Fargo & 20. dropped In
from OsegO" on Thursday, is looking over
the Nissoula line, and We hope will tsrry
. day " twoon return. Col. l.. B. Church
came over on Thursdsy and brought his
voice with him, to make it more bindin'"
for the folks In patriotic songs, and ster-
ling work for Republicans. a ,.
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Hydraulic Duck
Just Received and in Store At
WM.H. WEIMAR zoos
A LARGE LOT OF
Hydraulic Duck 40 to 100
well 70 call 1851 Wv
The Bitter Root Road.

Mr.. j. w. Winslette, one of the thre.
Committeeman appointed ty the citizens ot
Bitter Root, to have charge of the build
Ing OF the "Blttcr Root and Rock Greek
Wagon Road, " was in town this week and
interviewed our citizens on the question oil
assisting in the enterprise. The Bitter
Root people have already built and com
pletcd good graded road, from the Valley
to the Summit, 81 miles, and are prepared to
complete the remaining st miles down this
side, to Rock Greek. They think that
Deer Lodge county should then build that
portion-l5 miles long from Rock Creek
TO the mouth of Willow Creek, the estima.
ted cost being $4,000 to 5000, or about
the same amount as furnished by Bitter
Root. The road SO far as completed, is cut
10 feet wide in timber, has 10 feet width Of
grade, and has three inches incline 10 the
bill. Mr.. W. unfortunately was compelled
to visit here at . most inopportune time,
and did not receive that encouragement the
project deserves, for he should have had
material assistance promptly in hand, that
the road might be completed for the Fall
trade: The pull that is being made on
both political! parties, just low, for Cam
paign funds, AMI the fact that the poiti.
cisns are clean daft on anything but cleo
pioneering, rendered this very bad time to
seek the assistance which Deer Lodge 10 in
duty bound, and will give the project. We
urge those gentlemen w:,o have encouraged
it, 10 lake the matter in hand, and IA soou
US the political furry ia over push it 10
SUCCESS. II should be donc-can he done.
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Malicious Aervices.-Decr Lodge, last
.Db.h was favored with more than or.
.,.,ily interesting religious services. Rev.
r. Voolfolk, Of the Baptist Church,
.,cbed morning and evening in the Court
a.,se, using as his text on both occasions,
shall not the Judge of all the earth do
.,h,y He is = profound thinker, an
.ouent and impressive speaker. In the
,,oric citations, in the analytical charac.
.d.,ics. fervor, and pointed application 1t
sidenced research, comprehension, and q
rmpAibciic humanity cnlisting and i'm.
,essing deeply the large audience in at.
,udance. We trust the Reverend gentle.
an will more frequently visit and preach
Deer Lodge.
Rev. VIM. H. Stoy, resident Episcopal
minister, on Sunday morning preached in
Old Fellows Hall the first of series of
prmons to young men, taking for his
hcme THE manlness of Christianity"
/ sas one of the most interesting and in.
uuctivc that justly esteemed clergyman
AS delivered IN Deer Lodge and the re.
lslnder Of the series will be looked for
lib much interest.
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Fire Engine. Deer Lodge has been dis.
appointed many times and oft about tina,
Fire Engine, 10 which it subscribed libcr.
lily and on which Faith stood triumphant
iefying fire rs Ajax did the lightning. We
heard Of the strike, the consequent iclen
,n In building. heard of its shipment won
drred where on earth il could he. and now
comes Billy Richardson and the fog of ig.
norancc 10 dispelicd. 1t had reached Oma.
10 and was shifted on the transfer track
with prospect Of remaining there scvcra,
weeks longer, until he searched it out and
got 1t headed for Corinne where IL arrived
ssfely. and from which place it was ship
ped on Thursday, July nth, for Deer
Lodge. lie describes !, rs tip-top engine
with capacity approaching steamer and of
drs' class workmanship. 1t should be here
In two weeks. when We expect TO see the
He'd Shirts out in their glory and wafer
Hoped around like lemonade. 1t Pic Mic.
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JUST RECEIVED EXPRESSLY FOR THE
BANK EXCHANGED"
Direct from Ednburg,
1sbsrt curzy's Celebrated Ale, in Bottles.
Wa. 7suagsr's Cream Ale, In Dettlsa
Nv VIM WILSON.

Nchool House Wauted.-A notice will he
found In this issue calling for IN election
Aug. 10, IN this school district to determine,
10 accordance with the law, the levy of .
"x on the property Of the District for that
purpose. The present School Hou sc 10 un.
enso'e, and too small for the number of
eca"'sfA Al addition will hive 10 he built
o. new house erected. 1t IL estimated tax
0' one per cent will cover the amount re.
CURED. 1t Is better to rebuild than repair.
a sood, two story building, with furniture
complete, can be finished for $500! 1t 10
one Of the Investments that pays"
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DO VAlleY" WHISKY,
$50 AT TIE "BANK EXCHANGE"

On the stump .--Major Chas. 8. Bagg,
And Mr.. o. b. O'Bsunon will take the
stump and address the people Of the north>
eru country ON political topics. Major
bsrg Is too we'll known q an able and for.
chile speaker. to require any introduction
70 Nontsnisns. He 10 one of the Democrats
sold out, but not delivered" to Greeley.
Ism, and proposes to show cause for the
faith that 10 In HIM. Mr.. O'Bannon, We
9e told, 10 one Of the best Of pwctical
sneakers, and 10 for "Clsgett against the
world" Give them welcome, boys.
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Heavy Invoices of
BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER, Etc.,
Arriving daily and will be sold
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
AT REDUCED PRICES.
..... Jao. p. FINK + Co..,
1S0 Deer Lodge

Fatal Accident.-Mr. Chas. 8. Warren
gives Us the Information that Macario 6ala-
MO, Mexican by birth, who has lived for
several years In the southern end Of this
county, and has recently been In the employ
OF Frank Truchot near Warm Springs, was
killed on Sunday last, near Widow Davis
while breaking . broncho. The horse reared
and fell with him. the horn OF the saddle
striking him In the breast.
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FROM FOREST CITY.
1imng # t4s Sslpe.e4 saS RsSssr-

EDITOR NHw NORTH. WTsr:
There Is . report in town that the China,
men who robbed Caplices store of the SAT,
and contents have been captured al
Parkers rancho, about Sc miles below thu
mouth OF Cedar: Two days ago Ned War;
rem and an Indian discovered them near the
place, about dark. In attempting to cap.
ture them the big Chinaman was shot
through the breast by the Indian, dragged
himself q short distance and died. His
body was found the next morning, but no
money was found on him. The other Chi.
naman was corralled in the woods, and
report, without details, comes to-day that
he too has been captured.
Yours, truly, AGATE.
P. S.-A shooting affray Inns just occur
red here. Il. G. johnson walked into
Buck q Caves store where a man named
James Ferguson was sitting and said to
him, "Jiu, are you heeled! for am going
to kill you right here" and without
waiting for reply fired two shots, one
shot striking Furguson in the knee, break.
ing the leg or knee JOINT. No cause is
known; the two men were former partners.
A.
Forest City, July Is. 1871.
July 18th. The examination of r. G..
johnson for the shooting of Furguson
came off 10 day before Justice Barbour. It
appears that the shooting was the c0nse
quence Of dispute As to who should carry
the Company money, they being partners
In mining claim. The evidence showed
no good cause for the shooting. johnson
was held in 81 900 bond for his appearance,
and in default he was committed. Deputy
Sheriff Merrill started to Mis- soula with the
prisoner this evening. :
The reported capture of the safe robbers
is rot confirmed, ana even the shooting Of
one il in doubt. 1t seems impossible though
that they should escape with the number Of
whites and Indians in pursuit.
Miller s. POwers-Kiyuse-clesne up 80
ozs. for their first run on 15x2O feet bed
rock: Good. The '.76' Co Is now getting
good regular pay-$10O to $l25 per day 70.
one shift.
The annual fires are raging again. One
Of ID. B. Jenkins cabins was sacrific &c to
the fire fiend to-day, burning mining tools,
windlass, ropes, ETC., (DO insurance. The
cabil in which he lives narrowly escaped
Poker" is the strong game, draw" having
been almost superseded by thst elegant
metropolitan species known Is ''stud horse. "
Yours, AGATE.
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TERRITORIAL.

Pioneer 18th. Ed Slime Esq, County
Treasurer 10 about building an Office
Mr.. r. A. Eddy of Frenchtown u about
to remove to MisSOula.
Miss0ula has Dolly Warden saloon.
Dennis I. Hanks aged "A, the veteran
who 10 said to carry . watch presented to
him by Lincoln for educating him in the
rudiments, and Who has been visiting hia
son In 4issoula for couple of years, has
returned TO Illinois.
The Pioneer devotes considerable space
to account of the 4th at Stevensville.
Gazette, ia fire yesterday on Main
street destroyed Chas. Jeffreys' blacksmith
shop and Mr.. Williams residence.
The Clancy mill, Rsdersburg, in run
OF eight days, cleaned up 1853 ounces Of re.
0zs. OF clean ret0rt. They are now making
friedrich at their North Pacific coal bank
ut Mullcnis pass
Hotter Br'e.' till was slightly robbed
Saturday evening.
Herald, 15.-S. 8. Huntlcy arrived from
Washington on Saturday evening. 81. will
remain in Helena, we believe, during the
summer.
Sir william Blackmore, of ENGLAND
and party arrived by special coach from
Cortnne, on Saturday, and are stopping At
the International.
Herald, 16.-The Indian Chiefs of the
Ogs'a'la Sioux. Red Dog, High Wolf, and
Long Ears, who arrived with DR.. Dan.
ie's, their agent, are now quartered 1t the
International Hotel.
Sir VIM: Blackmore and lady, Colonel
wilson, of indianapolis, and w. B. Logan,
or Hayden.s geological surveying party,
ing. ~''
SPECIAL Indian Agent Simmons left for
Benton Yesterday. From Benton, Mr. Sim.
mons will accompany Gen. Cowan and
Mr. Turney, Special Indian Peace Com.
missioners. to Fort Peck, where they e.
poet to make treaty with the Teton Sioux.