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JEW NORTHWEST. DEER LODGE. MOI
CONGRATULATIONS.

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Ths following sg1e - tesn, issued to a
tAe Western Uniss Telegraph omces: IS
OMAHA, Heb, Januasy Is.
To q ohioes Ct ~ Thila District
Abident .Ogeoa di1ee1s that on and after
February Let, 1870, there shall be no rate be.
TWEEN offices of the w. U. Company higher
than 81 for ten words. All W. u. rates.
therefore, which are at present higher than
$25O will b reduced 70 that amount Feb.
5uasy lat .-- - .------.-------
The ONCE managers will hand copy of
this order to newspaper for publication.
- W.B. HlBBAIb.
This 10 IN immense reduction on the rates
Of telegrsphing which had previously last
August or Sspssmber-aen materially re-
duced between Helensand Corinne. The rate
on and after to day will not be more than
$3.50 for ten words between any two Offices
Connected by the Western Union telegraph
lines. The Helena and Deer Lodge line be.
ing . private line, ito rates-$l for ten
words will be added, making 8 50 which
it will cost from here to oil points in the
United States. Heretofore the rates from
Deer Lodge TO New York have been $500
A corresponding reduction will be made, we
presume, on Ill dispatches in excess Of ten
words. This 10 getting telegrsphy on .
basis where it can be made available in or.
binary business transactions, and may be re.
gsrded - one of the benefits conferred by
the Postal Telegraph project, even should
the system not be legislsted into existence.
We trust Mr.. P. A. Largey will zee 1t to his
interest 70 make like reduction on lie line.
Messages are sent between eastern points
four times the distance for one fourth the
rates charged here. While business here
would not justify these rates, 1t Is still doe
10 to make reasonable reduction, and We
think It would result bcnencislly to the
proprietor. Can't you try 1t, Lsrgey!
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1amerel Aypsi1tDsat Il Delegate 0lag.
ct O. 0OVog1oe 0fUtak.
Chicago, Jan. Sl.-A Washington dispatch
says 1t IL believed among the few Mormons
nowhere, dby several Western member of
Congress, that Delegate Clagett Of Montana,
at the close of the present Congress, or dur.
Ing March will be appointed Governor Of
Utah. There seems but little doubt but the
appointment will be rendered him.
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an OPEN QUESTION.

.Iournars Washington spccjsl saws that
ThOs A Scott has been for some days de.
liberst,ng with lesdtng Congressmen rela-
tive to the REIMBURSEMENT of the land grants
of the Northern and Southern Pacific Rail.
roads To the Government, upon condition
that the United States shall guarantee the
bonds of those roads. It 10 intimsicd that
the trade will be proposed in the Houae
next week. Il seems evident that the 4a,ulh.
ern Pacific Railroad Company cannot con.
toe. I, 70 also evident that land grants and
subs'dies a.e dead tor this seenon. Those
~ ~. +, 1 C"wrSa ase .hss VIC cosa
a. surees,ed. ma ina road forced into bant'
ruptcy. there would he nothing left for the
government upon 10 second mortgage
->''v ""''''' ''"' ~.
Chicago. January slsh.-The E,enfso
!osr"ars WaehinR,on SPECIAL says: Thos
A. a. ooot! ms Ceen tSr some Days de!ibers'
the relinouishmcst Of isnd e 1r. .." NJ nv
Northern and Union Pacific Railroads 10
the Gcvernmons, upon condition thst the
yn!.ee o!s!e' snsn eoafan!ee 'he PONDS OF
Iii h. msoco.ed T., H.. Hon. .I "s . .a .xs
Il seems evidcnt that the southern Pacific
Railroad Company cannot construct their
soaS wA . : similar eoataa'ee; 4 % also
Ara Tor thi. ' ~. ,oo tho. ~" .nocH
know state that il the charter of the Union
Pacific Company should be revoked, -
sugees'e1, soc !iae , =, !ctceo lew osnk>
eorsrnmsnt unon ia :.cc"f .e M. -" wv
Dailv Herald Jan. Is.
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The above appear - Associate Press de-
spasches' ~ the papers named. II Will be
seen that there y discrepancy between
them. one stating Northern and Southern"
and the other Northern and Union" PAci>
nc Railroads. A consideration OF the mat.
ter Will 'cad 70 tue belief that either both
sre incorrect, or that II. Scott y speaking
Tor the Northern RACINE Company without
authority. ne !" President OF the Southern
r"c,nc Company which has bonds on The
Markell ana u 70 stated they arc not selling
W ~ 10 enable the Company to construct
ire ROAD. II being mus rival sod hostile
interest u /" not probable III. Cass. Fress'
dent, " Jay Cooke. FINANCIAL Agent, OF
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Sui respectfully submit ~ following
tabalas staaensas Of ~ ssvssd eousty In.
dsbssdsessss up . March, lS79. sxcsos
Lsvb asd Clarke cosny, which b . ~
1t Il 0spss0bse ~ ! have ~ henoe 10
b, Wy napecsfslly, ~
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pasi1e ooast IeoOa
Al ACT


Transfering the cUnirOl of certain terri.
tostel pe0iteulisries 10 the several Territories
In which the sains IRE Lxs,cd.
Be Il enacted BY the Senate and House, Of
Representatives. Ut the United States If
Ausssics In Congress assembled, That 30
msch IT the act emitted IAN act IN Ielslkm
to certain territorial peniientiaries, al,-
proved January tenth, eighteen hundred and
seventy one, placing the peniientisries In
the Territories Vt Montana, idaho, Wyo>
ming and Colorado, under the care and con
troll 1T the respective United States marshsls
for sa'd Territories, 10 hereby repealed, ana
the care and custody Vt said peuitentixr1es,
and the personal property thereunl0 belong.
Ing. and the use and occupation thereof, ere
hereby transferred to said Territories respec.
lively, until Otherwise provided by the
Attorney General: Provided, that The legal
title 10 said penitentiaries and property shall
continue to vest In the United States: And
provided further. Thst mid Territories shall
keep and maintain, u the pcnsleutiasies
hereby Transferred 70 their custody and con.
tIol, all pefsons convicted in aid respective
Ta5iepriD Of violaeioas OF the laws Of the
United States and sentenced to imprisonment
therefor, and all persons held 70 answer for
alleged violations Of the lsws Of To United
0iaiss - slid respeciiye Territories, ct the
rate and price, q % peid by the United
oeoseo out ct the judiciary fund, Of one
dollar pr 0ay for each person - lmpyisooed,
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TRANSFER or PExrrExrrARrrs.

TRANeFER or PENITENTIARIES
OF like history 10 the bill transferring the
care, custody and personal property Of the
several Territorial penetentiaries to the care
of the respective Territories. subject to the
action of the Attorney Geueral. The action
was urged BY the Attorney General last
winter, but defeated by the inability Of the
committee to whom it wss referred to re-
port. II throws upon tho Territory the cost
of maintaining them, including guards,
subsistence, medical attendance, clothing,
etc. and exactly reverses the hitherto relative
positions of the United States and the Ter.
ritory ~ to the maintenance of their res.
pcctive prisoners It will cost the Terri.
tory something more, probably, under the
new arrangement snd will nccessitate Ter.
ritorisl legislation to establish the new sys.
tenn. The contract of the Territory Of Mon.
tana with the United States, We Gee by the
Gis6e, extends 10 July lot, 1873, and the
transfer will not perhaps 10 ordered until
that time. II It should be then. By the
statement made In another column It will
DO seen the last months expenses to the
United States, owing to supplies having
been purchased III quantity early in the seasun
were less than they would be under the
new'system. Where the cxpeases are not
inordinate, and the regular sessions Of The
Territorial Legislatures oonysne soon after
the contracts expire, It may be deemed I'd.
vissble by the Attorney General to retain
custody Of them until such session, rather
than impose upon the several Territories the
expenses of sessions for that sole purpose.
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ACTS OF CONGRESS.
Ne 1sses Extra os0psasssisa."

We present in this issue copy of the bill
relating TO the salaries Of officers, etc, in the
Territories; also . portion of the House de-
bate 10 relation to 1t. The bill passed the
House Jan. eth, and the Senate January
10Th, and IL doubtless signed by the Presi.
dent and now law. Il increases the sala.
ries considerably sad prohibits extra com.
pensation by tho Tersitorics to all officers
for whom It provides This will materially
tighten the expenses Of Legislative sessions.
II We reco'Iect Alright over taoo, 900 has been
paid BY Montana in that way; double the
amount of the Territorial debt.
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IA BsE0N1H's, RutEs voa L1F9sa
WHITuo. Henry Ward Beecher g,vss
few excsllsot practical p.ecepss fof those
Who write letters to busy people, q fol.
lows: ~
I DON'T write q I'll.
When yoa cist help It, b short, sharp
asd helbls. j9l1 "a ~
= Wa yos wsiesea yoar businsss, psy
8 VIA yo1 want money. don't begin
~. III pssty o. Asstsy: beg int aud b pioss
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Tsle0raphic 4rsvitiss.

The House has restored all the 1919 pens
si0ncrs to the roll.
John W. Brodie. journalist, died in New
York Wednesday.
Albany. N. Y, Jan. 27.-Luthcr Tucker,
editor of the Cul.isator. died to-day.
The ''Koobsn" patriots propose sending
the next expedition from New Orleans.
The Dominion block, Uxbridge, Ontario,
vas burned Thursday night. Loss, 1000.
Providence, R. l., Jan. 27.-Robt. B.
Crsnston, IN Congressman, died this
morning.
New York, jan. 23.-There is runor
that Collector Murphy will soon succeed
Comptroller Green.
Boston, January 25.-There were 1874 cases
of small>pOx this week and 80 deaths, de.
crease of five per cent.
Exeter, N. H., January 27.-The deiicien.
cy of Shate. cashier of the Granite State
bank. is now ascertained to he $4,000.
New York, Jan. 26.-The owners of the
steamship Erie, lately reported burned .,
~, have received confIrmatory dispatch
from the purser Of the vessel.
Mn. Lavinis Smiley, formerly the wife Of
the notorious Bill Poole who was murdered
in New York 20 years ago, fell in the North
river few days since and drowned.
Washington. January 25.-John Hill last
evening shot and instantly killed Capt. Ker.
ney. proprietor of the Central House. Hill
having discovered Kernsy 10 his house, mis-.
sakingly supposed him to be burglar.
When condemned, Foster returned to his
cell after sentence yesterday, he fell down
and wept. The other prisoners in the Tombs
are fcarfully damaged by Fosters sentence.
Stokes and Foster now occupy adjacent cells.
Hasi1e 0east yeo0a
San Frauciaco, Jan. 90!-Jamcs Bowling
was shot last night by Jno. Tures and died
this p. m.
The rain storm hast night and 10. day was
well distributed over the State and very ac>
ceptsble to farmers In most localities.
Reports this evening from various por-
lions OF the State show severe hail storm
and remarkably cold weather.
Joel II. Isns6eld vas tried to-day for .,
tempted murder Of his lover Mns Helm. The
jury deliberated six hous. failed tn agree
and were discharged BY the court.
Ars. FAIR 10 trying to get 10 lecture in the
Hall at Stockton bu. 10 thus far unsuccrss>
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fRoll UTAH,

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NUmmSttees OUT the matter came NJ 70 late
IN the session that the committee was not
able to get the door. IA IL g. 81.
Another strong Argument In favor Of IN
tncrease ct salaries In the Territ0rics 10 the
the Coss OF living and travelling In most Of
them. particularly IN those west Of the
Rocky 4QuniaiuA This cost Il and must
0e very much greater than that In any other
part of the Union, and should always be
conssoeied IN connection with the OOm.
pessaiion Of Territorial Qlicess Of every
class, and when appropriations for the Ter
n,osiss gre 70 be made. Those gentlemen
who have q any time lived upon the front.
Ter will not question this, aud those who
have not cannot consistently do 20. I NAV
say that friend from California reminds
me that the Legislature of that State have
authority 10 sii four months. and the mems
befe ere paid ten dollars per day each in
gold coin. -
NJ. Gar6eld, Of Ohio. II this bin i 10
b acted on now, ask that W may iusert
N amendment similar to that which has
ben inserted n The legislative bill. II Vhe
auneadnent I psopoee s. rsad. 1 - sare %
enc will object 10, il
The Clerk nd = follow:
Add e ~ IN ~ following:
Hcet99, Thoe - INV Of any Territorial
Ae4iehsuso ehole y mode a. eBtoseod by
vslcA aay e0.s9 q . fsmaosy, q ~ o.
eeess - aeoesgs 6 ssy TesrSasisl Lsg1e
=. -: -. psovidsa y u AvAe - tsa-
Ia aarsl, n As..s-% I ,,,s :.
tsNs-l Isssvs Nh ~ Nv sev.
4 HSnDHn1H-}XlAn = 49,
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BY Express. C. o. D.. to all parts OF the Territorv
and allow tho purchasers to open the packages ana
sx;mne the watches before paying the accompanying
Dill, and " the watch II not as ordered NAV be ~,
turned At our expense w IL
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BY, ia, infant son Of william II ana asI a
Notice Of funeral Tomorrow.
BELT. On the morr ing OF tho Nsfh q p,cauear
CARMEIA T., onl, daughter Of WIN. NJ. aud Elsa
The funeral wtn take place on Wednesday .esr
her psrtpts, sIO n street northwest; The frie,S
aid scquAlntances are respectfully invited at
CARPHNTEE. On the 2nh DEC d, az quart .r mas.
loeloek, after q long aud painful illses., ~hiea
~ sere with Christian torti,nde, mrs. knnA
as AGO O. years and days. May she rest in Peso..
Deares, mother, thou hast Ief, rs,
We thy loss most dee ly feel:
But It's God who has bereft us,
He can all our sorrows heal.
Funeral viii take place from the residence Of nor
son-in Law, street, between sist and z7d, Veins
day, ata O'clock 2, m. Relatives aud friends are
HANLkY. On Tuesday morning, Dec sob, ct
O'Clock, GUY, infant 500 Of B. +. and AgaH
fsesr. ses from 81 . str .s
Slst inst, st O'Clock pm.
rI A;aEpE III ,o Suddenly =, Piedmont: Va %
ANDRIk IARpELLA, in the tsd year Of hi. age
ington, and the son OF francisco Isrdeis, a..
sculptor, who, at the solicitation OF the FEDERAL
soss u the @: r. h fssssu 70 Of %
city in ante bellum days, Prof. lsrdells va. veil
sician his prssence was eagerly sought bT hi. lei
low.srtrts, and his frank and genial di.p lsitioa
Fourteen years ago we were called upon 70 ragret
his departure for Virginia, whittier be went to
prosecute his profession, and twas source q sin
csre pleasure in sfter years 10 learn that in thu
state his manly, upright and honest course OF life
bad made him general fayOrits in thu valley
Many an ex-cOnfecerst, viii shei a sympai h.iic
tear for the comrade who suffered with hem dariTs
the darn days OF the war, and reg retfuy repenbsr
the pleasant ooRpaniOIship now never TO be
new cd.
To HIS family, in this their deepest amictiou, vs
feei that II would Be the Neriest attempt
consolation, but the RENE mbrAnce Of his many yir-
tues aud few faults and the untsrnishsd name left
90 bis son as q golden inheritance, viii 60 far to
sssusge the poignalcy Cf erief otherwise TOO
bard 10 be b1rne. With them we mourn-let n. also
with them r. IOice that for him the pilgrimage -
ended. "After LIES ftful fever he sleeps ssli,r
crowned At last by bin sful i'm m ortslity.
hop 6Ckron copy,l
EEANE After long protracted Illness OF dys-
. psia, the m-rning 81 the g9th instant S.3l
NJ, MICHAEL kEAkE, aged = ssIs, a naive e
The parish OF Csrrabsn, county Galway, Ireland.
Baltimore Sun please copy.l
Friends aud scqusintSnces VI the family are re-
spectfully invited TO attend his funeral from hrs
soh Law residence, corner Of Ct and Bosndsry
streets northwest, on edne sday, the sst instant.
at .. m. q
LEDDY. December asth, % intermittent fever,
PUGH, son Of Micbael and Mary Leddy, Of county
CavsD. Ireland. 10 the 18th year Of bis age.
Tn friends OF the family are respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral from the residence Of Ossa
Leddy, No. lll9 18th street. northwest, at sx
high mass at St Patrick q church at 10 q m q.
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TRANS LEAVE FOE TRAINS ARRIVE
BALTIAUHE. WASHINGTON.
4.4e :, Bait aud n til 81 a. M, New York and
caIlJ, ex. ondsy. Western Express, daily.
s;oS q. M, New YORK = % a.. m, Accommods-
Express, daily ,eI. sun ton, daily ex. Sunday.
Day = 3 > a m ENp, from Bal
SIS q. m, daily Accom- timore daily lex. Sunday
1885 q. m, Fast Line from West and North,
htst, daily, ex Sunday daily.
1:I3 y. M, New York 30 D. H., Accommoda-
Exp, daily, ex. Sunday ton, 1IlS eS Sunday.
3:13 baltimore Express, 5:l3 m, Y. Express,
daily, e3. Sunday. daily, OK. Sunday.
$50 p m. Cincinnati and 5:45 p. m, AccOInmods-
Southwest, daily except ton, except SUNDAY.
Sunday. $50 .. m, daily, from
$40 . m, Accommoda- Baltimore, daily from
tnn, daily, ex. Sunday West and North.
9:0s N, daily, New los p. m, Southern
York Night Express. Exp., daily, ex. Sunday.
y:3s .. m, Pacific Ex- 1:23 p. m, New York
press daily. EXP, dali lex. Sunday.
Trains leaving Washington at SIS a. NJ. and
$50 connect at Bowie with trains for MARI
boro', leaving Bowie at 10 a. NJ, and $40 p. m ,
erriving at Marlboro at lilo a. m, and 5: 40
Trains leaving washingt1 IN At SOB sld s}3 \. m
and $50 D. IN. connect a. Oientou with TT aims for
Trains arriving at Washington at 1888 q. m.
and s:39 .. m connect at Bowie with trains leay
Passenger leaving their orders at Ticket OEice
nort,~es corner Of 18th street and Pennsy Ivan
sveane, northwest oh street and Pesns sylvia
MIA avenue. can have their baggage called fo- and
CHECKED h-tels aud residences to all points North
snd West. Through tickets to Cincinnati, Column
leans, Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco, and ali
points north, mort Invest, west, and southwest.
y. L. DUBARRY, General Sup't.
L. D. YOUNG, Gen1 Psss'r Agent. JyA-H
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81 Real Estate Broker aud AucttOneer
tag Seventh street, between 6 AMI H
sALE OF PART OF TIE WASHINGTON
- AND GEOhGErON RAILROAD
On MONDAY, the 9Th day Of January, 1874
between ia hong of and = p. IN #, tue Board
Of Public Works 81 the District Of Uaumb.a a. tn
request OF the no der Of certificate number SIS,
nearing dste August 18th, lS2, for ths sun %
S7U6S %. with Interest thereon At the rate Il ton
per centum per snnum, will sell at public auction,
III front OF the Columbia Building, "a street. be-
tween Pennsyv snts avenue and street, liz the said
city OF Washington, to the highest bidder all that
part OF the " s.shDeton and Genrg etown railroad
which Is located snd exists 7th street the
said CITY OF Wellington between he Potomac river
and street north.
The said certi cs'e having he "a issued sgrseabIy
10 assessments psd by saii BIsrd against said road
Tor Improvements adjoining the line thereof be-
tween the points aforesaid, made iu accordance with
an act Of the Congress OF the United States entitled
An act to provide government fer thu District #
Columbia, approved the 7lst dsv of Februsry 1874
and act Of the Legisist Sc Assembly Of the Dis
mode Of assessments fo' special im provements, and
providing for the collection thereof" approved
August 10, ISL. The cost and expenses of the sale
will be included in addition to the amount of the
certificate and the interest thereon, and the owner
II the said property will have the right redeem
the same within two years from the date Of sale bv
paying the amount OF purchase money, with twenty
GER cent i'm per anDum thereon.
The purchaser will be entitled to a deed given By
the Gov and countersigned by the Secretary Of
the District. ALEX r. SHEPHERD,
H. A. WILLARD.
JAMES A. MAGRUDER,
ADOLF CLUSs,
JOHN B. BLAKE,
Board OF Public Works of the District Of Columbia.
WsshinEton, d. O., December sth. 1873. dec5-td
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STEAMER LINES.

OFFICE TIE POTOMAC rERRY CO.,
" SEVENTH STREET WUAxF,
wAshINGTUF, d. o., Dec -, 1873.
On and after FRIDAY next, 25ih instAlt, the
hourly trips ~ the Fern Boats be- E-
tween Washington and Alexandrfs HIs &4rfazEN
WIN commence at q. m; last trip at 7<7sr7xz7.zA
D p. m. g. y HONISUN,
President p. r. Company.
9. GEDNEY, GenT supt IRerl deca46t
WAsHIEGroN, NORFOLK, BOSTON AND
w PROVIDENCE.
The fine Iron Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
having resumed her regular trips to ~,
sorfoik, win leave her wharf, foot E..44AKc
q 9th street, every MONDAY anduEo0an8annn
Landings, connecting At Norfolk with steamship Of
the NJ and II line for Boston and Providence.
Like, via Eorfolk ~ Branch ticket once ct KnsxI
s1prsss 9m rf Sgy Pennsy ivani 9. svenue:
DORSEY CLA08TT, General gent,
nH-tr Plants Store, corner Ism st. and Pa ave
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In THE SUPREME OOURTOr THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,

Ho1d'Ns SpeciaI 1evn, December ga, 1873.
In the case Of John Cameron and J. Willy Aulck,
executors Of RALPH v. AULICK, deceased, the
executors aforesaid have, with the apr obaton OF
the Supreme Court the District Of Conmbis afore
A. d. 1874, forthe final settlement and distribution
OF the personal estate Of said deceased, and of the
assets in hand, rs far a. the same have been col
lected and turned into money; when and where all
the creditors and heirs OF said deceased ire notified
to attend, with their claims properly vouched, or
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
beseft in said deceaseds estate: Proridei copy OF
this order be published once week for three weeks
in the Star previous to the said day.
deol6-t 81 Test:-A. WEBSTER, keSistsr CT Wills