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Mail Train north and south. Fast Line
north, Pacific Express south, Erie Express
south, and Baltimore Accommodation south,
Niagara Express north and south. Northern
Express north and Cincinnati Express south
daily except Sunday.
Erie Mail north to Williamsport, Cincinna-
ii Express north and Fast Line south leave
daily.
Erie Mail south, daily except Monday
Erie Mail south connects at Harrisburg with
Fast Line south for Baltimore.
Niagara Express south connects at Harris
burg with Cincinnati Express south for Bal
timore.
Erse Express south connects at Harrisburg
with Pacific Express south for Baltimore.
Erie Mail north connects at Williamsport
daily except Sundays, for Elmira, Canandai-
qua. Rochester, Buffalo and Suspension
Bridge.
For further information apply at the Ticket
Office in the Pennsylvania Railroad Depot.
ALFRLD K. FlSKE.
General Superintendent.
Harrisburg, Oct. %, 1872.
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The sere and yellow leaf-Tobacco.
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
WINTER TIME TABLE,.
Through and Direct Route to Washing
ton, Baltimore. Elmira. EIie,
Buffalo, Rochester and
Niagara Fails.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY. OCT. 2sth,
~ 1872, the trains on the NortherR Central
Railway will run as follows:
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Kidney & BLADDER Co:no!aiuts

Urinary and Womb diseases, Gravel. Diabetes, Dropky
stopP.se of Water Incontinence Of Urine Bghts bis.
Abuninura, and in all where there brick
dust deposits the water is thick cloudy mixed with
substances Ike the white Of egg, threads ike whs
SILK, or there is morbid dark. bilious appearance and
white bonedust deposits, and when thrrc is yricsins
burning sensation when passing water and pain in tbe
Small Of the Back and a!oi.: the Lcns. Price, sIoo
WORMS only Known and rur. Remedy
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quite wsalshy-ons hundred thousand II
roasd 0unbess being the amount dzas
Madame Rumos Ayes It At The Old mans
daughtss Wa stroaRly opposed TO marry
ing Hinesman. end Il 10 said wss forced 70
do % by her fathes-who 10 said 70 b quite
mefcenary-and supposed from The
dash that Hincsman was cutting that he
would b IN acquisition financially. Mn.
81. says she supposes the old man win b
sasisled now that che. knew best, che never
did nike him, and % her grief win not b
. poignant - It Otherwise would have
been.
There 10 Q moral or two somewhere
wrapped up In This poorly written tale, II l
had The time 70 eliminate them. Certainly
noahing short Of natural born fools would
have conducted the affair In tia loose man.
ser In which they did, and which led 70
their detection. NcLane, Hinesmsn aud
Ragg were committed to Jail IN default Of
e5 1000 each bail. Judge Mead appeared for
the prisoner, and eprs,t 4 Staplsson for
the people. 1oNo
DRAyxR11AD VAIlRY July T. lo7a
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PASTORAL VIsIT. .-Rt. Rev. Bishop Dsn'l
q. futile, Of the Episcopal Church, arrived
on last Saturday and on Sunday held Ger
vices morning and evening ct the Court
House. Az 10 always the case when Bishop
Tuttle 10 here, the audiences were very large.
The morning sermon-oLs OF the abless. II
not the ablest. We have ever heard from the
lips Of the distinguished ID vine-was . heart
sermon in the fullest sense of the word.
while ito profound philosophical argument,
embellished with Illustrations of wonderful
beauty. marked It - an intellectual compo.
sition of the highest order. The Sacrament
OF Baptism WAS administered 1t the morning
service, and on two weeks from next Sunday
the Sacrament OF the Holy Communion win
30 Administered ct the same place. The
Bishop, We believe, has concluded for
the time being not to prosecute the design
of erecting q church edifice here, but has
had the organization renewed, and assures
10 that st. James Parish and Church shall
not be Misunderstanding only . comb.
nation of such favorable circumstances ~
shall enable the Bishop to occupy the field
and erect the ed'tice with the proper man
for the work, and work for the man. In
the meantime the considerable funds on
hand will be placed for the benefit of the
Parish. The Bishop left for Missouls county
on THURSDAY, and will return here on the
18th. He has to visit Idaho this autumn
sftcr completing his visit to the churches of
Montana. The right cordial welcome ever
extended to him in Montana grows more
earnest Is he comes among ~ each year.
and We hope /: will some day be 20, that.
divcsscd of the over arduous duties he per.
forms BY the late addition of Utah and
Idaho to his diocess, he may return, and
''she Bishop of Montana" dwell among this
peODle N he did veaYs aro
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LOCAL NEWS

NATIONAL PARK PARTY.-ln the course
of ten days quite . number of gentlemen
who have for some months had In c0ntem.
plstion 4 visit TO the National Park this
summer, design starting from Deer Lodge.
They will outfit with horses and pack ami.
mails here, and take In stores q Virginia.
Among those who have definitely deter.
mined upon the trip are Messrs. w. w.
Dixon, Granville Stuart, d. p. Newcomer,
Judge Knowles, N. Dickinson. W. B. Judd,
r. T. Harris. w. Egbert Smith, James
York. A. E. Mayhem and G. A. McCabe
We do not know where or how . better
company could be organized for q
splendid time and thorough appreciation OF
the Park. They expect 70 be absent about
. month, three weeks Of which time-ample
enough be disposed Of between Wiz.
ginis and Bozeman. They will be outfit.
ted with oil the temporal and spiritual bles-
sings essential to happiness, save and &.
cept ''heaven's last best gift - man" which
they were unable 10 acquire any member
Of, and expect 10 lay In fun enough to lest
over winter
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eo0u philips oooo,


1piroo NEW NoRra.WEsf-
Everything went Of quietly yesterday
With the exception Of four or i've vcles
being rejected. II made the rejected men
rather riley. There was peace and harmony
q the polls. There Wis quite Q number
more votes polled here than 70 expected,
and It changed the election materially from
what was anticipated Several men came
10 from Willow Creek mines west Of this
place One Of the parties sold claim 70 .
party In this place for 81. 900, Of which 3ooo
was cash and the remainder ION bedrock. :"
From what they tell me there ars very rich
placer mines there, and there are several
hundred acres Of unprospecsed land In that
vicinity. II bids fair to b . good camp
when thoroughly prospected. The miners
bring In their purses well lined with gold
which 10 - good IN indication q want 70
sss. The gold they get 10 generslly heavy
wire gold and Of the finest quality. The
surveying party brought 10 some Ase look.
Ing specimens Of silver>bsaring quarts they
found near The bead OF this valley. Nothing
more of interest Yours,
Pm An~naA Sn64
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New Cooos CONSTANTLY
ARR'v'tq sY ExrRess At
Z. L. BONNER b Co.'s
II y you want f'ne candies 60 to

THE TREADwArER BAR.-Ar. Nathan
Smith informs Us that the Company, con.
sisting OF Messrs. Warren, De Long, 6imp<
son and himself, who haye been building
the high aume from Pilgrim Bar 10 Tread.
water Bar, completed II last Saturday, and
on Monday water was turned In aud by.
drsul,cing was commenced on the bar the
same evening. The hume 10 said ~ be .
splendid piece Of work, being 5000 feet over
oil, and in one place elevated one Axndred
and four feet above the gulch, on successive
trestles of round timber, which are framed
and put together - finely - II Of squared
thinkers. The immense height at which
the du'nc 10 carried, and the heavy winds to
which It 10 subject. requires the best work.
manship to render It substantial and perma,
nent, and this, Mr. y. thinks, has been &C..
complished BY Mr.. Joseph Catching, who
had supcriutendence Of that portion. The
Company has so0x0oo feet Of ground, b,
!ieved {" be rich, beside some smsller lots,
and It 10 anticipated bv many that Tread.
water Bar ana contiguous mining ground
will develop into 90 importance for bullion
product little less than the famous old Phi.
grim Bar. We hope their most sangu,Ds
expectations will be realized,
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Boots and Shoes
Just Received, . Large Asssrtnest.
We have now ~ Large aud well Assorted Stock q
Boots and shoes ~ there ID In Montana
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JNO. r. FINK D CO.
Deer Lodge, July 3, 1873. 30
VIM. Coleman has the finest assortment
Of toys 10 the city.

AckNowLED0AENTs.-We are indebted
to tho following gentlemen for promptly
nlling out and forwarding " the New
NORTH. WEST election returns on the blanks
forwarded to them BY this Office, thereby
enabling On carly aud complete return from
almost oil precincts two days after election.
We thank them heartily for their kindness
and did what We could 70 reeiprocats q
soon a. sufficient returns were In 70 make Q
reliable estimate of tho result Hope, boys,
u Is agreeable oil around and honors easy
G. Nelson, Frednckson; q. sheldon,
Rocker; Dr.. A. Ford. Butte; H. b. McClee.
~, German 0uIch: r. 0irsrd, Warn
Springs; Morgan Evans, Gwendale; J. A.
Moss. Cable; G. A. Frost, Philipsburg; r.
d. Legatt. Red Mountain; J. e. Van Gun.
'oy, Rearsown; e. T. Huson, New Chicago
!. d. Har.well. Gold Creek; ID. 81. Trufaut,
Yam Hill; Geo. A. Perry, Pioneer; D. W.
Culp,' Lincoln; Ben. Franklin. Hsrrisburg,
: W. S'oner. Washington 0ulch: J. g.
Moore, Greenwood; e. r. Lindsay, BLACK.
loot; JOS. Prowse. Cariboo I; G. wunderlIch,
Divide.
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AAlSlHIED.

CBAnHON-lnvlHD-At the residence Of the brides
eaa6ss peer ledge valley. Tuesday evening. Aug.
iS51 ~ Right. Rev: Daniel 9. Tuttle. Bishop
ME G. lsvipe. ~ Of Deer Lodge.
The occasion which we thus note MS the happlest
that has occurred In our social ciyclss sisee the
loving have learned 70 mate and to the earnest con-
grseuatio0s ol hosts Of friends We odd oars right
heartily. and IN Invocation that glorious felicity may
bless then oil their days Although the alienation Of
Oh from the Bachelor Brotherhood ID Q bsssav-
msnt bard u Be reeonced TO, hs has chosen one Of
he faiFsst daaghtess at the land. and wifsjewel
sAat Win make hs0s radiant and happy. Hay I'll that
makes NE bsautitsl md blessed Be aDd abids With
thsn. always.
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Personal.

Aessrs. E. r. Lindsay and G Mcfarland
OF Blsckfoot are in the burg.
Rev. J. R. Russell returned from his pas
toral visit to Aissoula this week.
We learn that Mr.. John Heating Of Rs
dersburg, sud Miss Jennie Clark of Helena
were married On Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Jno. Anderson. who has been quit,
III at Divide, IL not recovering ~ rapidly u
hoped. and viii probably be removed herr
for treatment.
Nr. and Mrs. O. B. O'Bsunon, Mis- Id
Wilcox and Miss Belle Forbes, left on
Wednesday for N,ssoals, 81. Ignstius Mis-.
sion and Flathead Lake counsry, intending
to b absent fortnight
We forgot 70 cay 70 Shan uardcnbrook's
many friends that he returned from the
States two or three weeks ago in gooL health
ard spirits, and Il with "hsnk" again .,
the sign of the Iron Horse.
Messrs Jas. 0ilchrist, Butte, E. r. Lind.
say. JaA Hands sud 9. Mcfarland. Black.
foot; G. Wunderlich, Divide; e. B. Water.
bury, Philipsburs; g. A. Kcrtley and r. T..
Huson. New Chicago, end II. &. Keycs and
wife, Harrisburg, were registered here IN
Thursday.
4essrs. A. J. Simmons, Agent At Fort
Peck, and Benz suctnsy. Of Helena, pu,
in appearance here on Tuesday "by invita-,
ton" and returned 70 Helena on Wednesday.
Mr.. Simmons viii lcave this week for ,hs
ludian ooussry, end will psossbiy b in
Benton about Sept. lot. 70 accompany The
party 70 Fort Peek on tho occasion of III
annual dlstnbssson Of annuiiies
WIN. b Judd Esq he's been enjoying Z
little recreation on the west side for the
fortnight Having resigned his position in
The Jsdtan service, b. opportunity he'd
leisure 70 he on attendance with his old
friend O'Bannon daring his last days Of
baehslordom. and now designs accompany
Ing the party which viii soon lesvs here for
he National Park. After, he will visit old
friends in Nevada and California. snd 20
thence to Vermont where bis father, vers,ng
On four score years. eagerly awaits the return
Of his long absent son. M. Judd has many
friends here, - he he's whsssver he hes
esnpsd with he boys, aad ws sruse ali III
happy antieipssidW win be gioriously fol.
6sjed.
From . personal letter received by Hon.
VIM. H. Clagest from I'd. Stone Esq, dated
wallA Walk, July 95:h, We learn that "Ed'
b enthusiastic about that cosntry and eoes
into ecssacies over its improvement sincs be
W. there before. He says that cultivated
ranches, that then were seen only along the
streams, ore now dossiog tho uplands, and
orchards aud Eraic 6elds delight ths eye -
far - one can see. From hill top near
Walls Walls he could 70 more grain grow.
ing than b grown On Ill the west side Of
Montana. We think The red checked apples
and the rosies checked lasejes Of that favored
land have hit I'd where be lives. He goes
thence 10 Portland.
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To nnn iine chewing tobaccos 70 n
SW VIZ. CoLHxA1'o

CAxvAssrNc.-Mr. A. n. =. Carpenter, q
hs Ao"saHta", was In town during he pei
Jew DAYS - agent Of that excellent jesrnal,
Jgl"g the memories Of old subsssibees ed
soo'ng many new ones 10 his lists. He ~
gone to tn" northern camps ssd " hops
VIII meet with good success. The Nesssap
80 I" ably edited. we'll printed; gives ~
"ows OF 10 section 10 IRISH, vlgosossly
wF'stss style, and with commsudabls saeea.
Ton 70 oil interests. Il win b fousd d.
s'sseuog ~ oil old residents q Allse. asd
veHs 'ss '"qulvslsnss' ~. q = pssposs1
y ssahsnes Il To-.
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eoo0 FOR OLD DeAR1oWnl
'DlFoB NEW Non1u-WHf.-

Besrtown precinct has to-day, for the
i'rst time in the annals of history, given 4
Republican majority for the head Of The
ticket, and We Republicans think that she
ID now irrsvocably redeemed from the hands
Of the Democracy for oil time to come. We
put our shoulders to the wheel, worked
we'll and har3, and did Il better than ever
before. Our sister town, Yreks, acsoss the
Range. understand also gives Warren .
majority. Hope he 10 elected.
Yours truly,
6nAcKNAsTY JIM.
0eAl1oVH Aul i013
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Local 1rsVttisS.

There 10 plenty Of water yet In the Rock
Creek Lake ditch.
For . first class hoax zee III Dorado ct
Last" on outside.
That's good account of The stsbbing OF
the child In New York.
More men on the Boulevard Monday
afternoon than he's been seen before In .
year.
Maj. John Owen was reported ses1ously
III In Helena few days since q the Sisters
Hospital.
Bishop Tuttle requests 10 to state that the
sessions Of st. James Sunday School win be
suspended for the present.
The eastern coaches now arrive from
Ryan under ordinary circumstances at s to
7p. m. The time has been changed % that
coaches now leave here and Ryan at q m.
The election here was quiet. orderly and
good patured throughout. and only ons
dimculty-s personai one-occuSred during
the day. We have no. heard e any muses.
anywhere in tho county.
Post Master Stackpole on Sunday last
received ten thousand postal casds-''price
one cent"-of hest Morgan Envelope Com
pany maaufacsure. which win b sold iu'
lots 70 suit q lowest Wholesale prices.
Al the SaA3e Of the elegant edition Of
IrvingS works, and book. case. mentioned
last Veek. Osborn and DAeAeul won the
bookA 'issbidy" se6 % ~ nsi.sutsidy"
men tied o. the hack. ease, ssd The decision
saasds II asls Sss ssbl 0aa 1tancisco cop.
italis0 Gu b Ae1f8 from.
A Bhckloot boy. eweds BY birth rude
from BlAekfoot n Dser Lodge . miles
between the hosn Of andS p N. Monday.
got his naturalization papers, and thee
bed luck 10 twas ineligible to vote from
ihsumcient residence He b good for next
Tina
Foe the bcnsAs Of National Park tourists
10 will next week publish % itinerary Of
the trip, from Virginia to BossmaD sis the
Park, giving such items Of information con.
corning rontes, distances. camping plaees,
sights etc. - W would have been gid 70
hsys for guidance and - my be Of some
bsesdt - sboss who 20 up to wondssisod
~ horseback.
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1000
ROLLS WALL PAPER FOR SALE By
l. l. D0NNIR D CO.
a1,rs 1oors
IN GREAT VARIETY, FOR SALE II
Il. I. BONNER ! CO
L>edy's Shoes and shippers
FOR SALE " -
T. L. BONNER D co.
LadY's Straw Hats
FOR SALE 81.
Ell BONNER D 90.
II you are IN want Of cartridges OF any kind
800 Go TO WV. CoLIMAN's.

AccrDExT.-Jlr. Parks Of Butte and Mr..
A. n. 8. Carpenter Of viHsisis were taking
. spin around the block In . buggy an
Wednesday evening. In turning the I'd and
@ corner ss breezy gait the vehicle csreened
over and the occupants spilled 10 the street
while the horse and buggy went spinning
down street. carp" was only damaged
slightly; NJ. Parks VA badly stunned and
taken 70 tho hospital where 10 lay inssns,bls
for some time. However. - happened "a
wake Thursday morning bsSors any Of The
attendants, came down sswn, end aid II q
man couldn't hsvo . little fun IN Dsss Lodge
without being putin the hospital and having
folks salk about internal injuries and con.
cussion OF the brain 30 would stay away
from The town.
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Tlns o. DIsT8IcT CouRT TBRx CRAxa.
RD.-We understand that tho term Of tho
District Court for Deer Lodge county, now
fixed for the hrst Monday Of September
next, viii 10 changed BY the Supreme Court
TO the 3lst day Of September. All persons
who expect TO have litigation st that term Of
the Court will do we'll 70 bear this IN mind.
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We sent or handed to persons having unpaid gen.
ers accounts In this Office about July let, is7S
abatement Of the same. To prevent any misapprc-
bepsion VIC wish TO remark. casually. that We desire
,h.m p,d Many Of them. II neglected will be neg
lcc,cd solely from negligence. Don't you dot; ts In
bad taste number Of old chronic accounts We expect
to have TO put parties to coss In collecting and we'll
do Il. Forbcarsncc won't run 4 Newspaper even 10
warm weather, and We wasn't hunting health when
10 came to Montana It will be noticed this II writ
ten In the most excellent humor, consistent with the
idea In yicw-prompta and uncxceptionsbc settlement
II you can't make the change. send dust
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COME AND SEE.
CON& AND 4EB,
CONE AND SEE.
DEBR LODoR, June q, lS7a,


SKY PICrUREa-There has been quite .
variety Of interesting meteorological Incl.
dents this week. On Tuesday evening tho
display Of electrical pyrotecbnics in the
South was Technically beautiful, varying
from the feverish lash VI heat suffusing
the immense clouded expsnss. Ike rising
blashes on maiden cheeks. to the iorked and
scsthiug bolts Of Jovc hurled In fierce rage
upon the earth. On Wednesday evening q
beautiful lunar bow raised ito goreeous arch
In the North-a rivsl. ~ Il were, to the An.
roral displays to which We are ~ frequently
treated. At midnight, heavy clouds, sppa>
rently sweeping North and Sopth on the
Main Range, met on the summit At tho
Rockies north east of the Valley. and while
they waged fierce war of lightning, thunder
and rain. the nearly full neon came out
clcsrin the South, bs'hine the Valley IN .
nood OF light and making . shadow and
shise picture Of the cloud>war old Rem
brandt would have gone into ecslscies oves.
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LAND PATExTa-Ths following agricul.
tural patents have bedh received Ct the
Land of1oe at Helena. for parties In Deer
Lodge cou2ty:
MMDs ". DulLAnp, EusnxD CuAuDxnlAlx.
IucY 4. CsosaLy, JAuss n Hos1ox,
Tsoa G. lawns, RosDns ". MAs1Jx,
JooDr1 RAnaDBll, C1AA +. S9A1x.
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Lady's Trimmed Hats,
Lady's Untrimmed EIetp
--latest SpsisG Styles. Just rsoeivsd b
E. |. BotteR & Co.

GATHERING FLocEs - Charley A. Nc.
CABS, one Of the Old Tune Yreka boys. who
has got Oh bedrock and out Of msschaa6iS-
Ing, returned ten days ago from the Walla
wslls country and Eassesa 0segos. vhenp
be and John Hobbins, fosmsly Vt Bear, have
been purchasins sheep. They bed bought
100 sheep. paying from el.5o in Oregon %
cas- II Walla Wslla, the former being len
desIrabls, owing 70 diseases sDong them.
They expect 10 increase ths dock u Sums
5000, and winter them near White Bluffs on
0pals river, whore there b good range and
little snow. M. xcCabs win return 10
Octobss 70 resume his vocation = . gentje
herdes, and meantime consemplstes Pask
trim.
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the aEo RocK ROBBERY,


0Ut0 - 0xn0iaaAsoa
Epsron Nsv Noa1a-wEsr--
The tltsee persons arrested for robbing
the stage three years ago ct Red Rock Ste.
ton had hearing last week before Judge
Peabody in Bsnnsck Their names arc
McLrne, Hinesmsn, and Rugg. tthe stock.
tender.) From their statements, or rather
from tho statement Of NcLane and
linesman, It would appear that they were
only accessories after the feet. Ruggs
statement 10 that there had been talk BY eli
three about robbing the stage when good
opportunity presented itself, that the stage
somstimes came along without either PCS.
sengess a guard. II SCENE u have besn
pretty we'll ssstlod. q lsass b. Raeg, ~
be would Try bic hand IN thss NE ~ 6ns
good opportunity, which - did. BY bs.ak.
log opss ~ treasure boz ~ iskisg there
from . snsll box eoasaisisg he treasure
Wiki - eSuehe6 into msogss, M III
Il there several hours before he told Hines.
man that he had done II. Tho boz was
then isken and buried in Sage Creek,
where II lsy some three Or four months
before Il wss dug up. NcLane ss the time
Of the robbery was some ten miles away
from home, and - there was no preconces.
led arrangement about robOing that partic-
ulas, stage 1cLAne and Hinesman not being
informed I'LL after the treasure was taken,
claim that they were only sccessuEies after
the facl The ''extent ri the law" l,elng
much shorter tenn Of imprisonment for
accessories s1aes, than before The feet, q
courss Il b 10 their interest 10 punue that
line Of defense
After tho treasure had been dug Up The
parties proceeded 70 de the bars asd elhes-
wise change their appearances. While they
were engaged 1t this buainess fourth
partner wss taken into tho irm-s half.
breed webfoos Indian, Mccoy BY name
who came along and hired to work for Nc.
Lane and Hipesman, and from the careless
manner in which they he'd the bs1 exposed
while engaged 10 fling them, they wsrs
afraid Mccoy bed seen them or might sus>
pect consisting wrong and blow On them.
Without taking any pains to 6nd out
whether Mccoy did know or suspect any
thing. they concluded Il was best 70 take
him In. with them. OF course such wind.
fall was eagerly embraced By the half breed.
and when Hioesman went 10 Canada Mccoy
accompanied, frose 70 him tn he gold had
bssa disposed II vixen Mccoy was Paid
a
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RELIGIOUS.
Bishop Tuttls's Appeiatnsats

Sunday. August 10. II 4. L., stevensvtllc.
Sunday, August 10, I r. H., Corvallis.
Sunday, August II, II 4. =. and > ?. L.. xseouls.
Sunday. August ~, II 4. L. and g.. T.. Deer Lodge
Thursday, August y, r. L., Poindexters Scboo
HOuae.
sunday, August 81. 8 ?. L., Argenta.
Friday. August n y r. T., Bannack.
The choice OF the I'd or I'D Of July Tor the ap
poin,ment a Diamond will depend tho running Of
the staee from Helena.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-08-09

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will Be held at Odd Eel.
lew's hall 1t II m. aud p. m. tomorrow. Rev. J..
r. Russell, officiating
Presbyterian Sabbath School at ~ P.s.