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excitement over the Black Hills news, lately
received, is Oh the increase, and parties are
fitting out and getting ready to report.
The Porte has agreed to apply Count An
drassy's reform, except the clause that the
revenue from the direct tax in Bosnia and
Herzegovina shall be employed for the de-
velopnnent Of those provinces. The Porto
only consents to increase the sum for public
there. The PRONUNCIATION or theimperial de-,
cree ordering the reforDls is expected shortly.
Urban, leader Of the Klohhand insur-
rection. has surrendered to General Scobe-
left, commanding the Russian forces.
The military hospital at SanSebastian has
been burned. The Carlists continue their
embarkment.
Hon. Reverdy Johnson died at The man.
sion of Governor Carroll, in Annapolis, Md,
on February 10th.
The House committee have decided to re-
port favorably on the appropriation of $50,
900 to defray the expenses Of the Colorado
Constitutional Convention. tr.
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From the Nfissoulian.

Thc prospects at Missoula county Is this
dime arasucll rs to warrantstimnlated agflcul-
tural industry this season. A large and pros
porous community has sprung up within the
past year at Philipsburg, which must be
supplied mainly from the granaries OF our
farmers. The increased number OF freight
teams coming here within the pastsiX months
seeking our productions is an evidence OF a
favorable change in Il affairs. Besides there
will be some troopsin the country within the
next wear which viii have to be fed. The
agricultural capacities in the county are but
partially developed; but those who are III
= position now to take advantage oftlle oppor-
time time will have their reward. Other
farms will springup in time, and every want
be ~abundantly supplied. The presentadvan-
tace to farmers is that they have and Will
continue to have a market at their doors, and
can devote their whole time to the business
OF production.
From the Benton Record.
We are reliably informed that MaJor w.
w. Anderson, Agent at FortPeck, has receiv-
ed instructions from Washington to the e-
feet that he shall notify Sitting Bull that he
must come to his proper agency or be con-
sidered hostile to the Government ofthe Unit
ed States.
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THE UTAH NORTHERN.

Some time ago, Dan. 1st,) the Utah North
ern railroad quit running into Cor1inne, con-
sequently Ogden was made the point Of
transfer for all Montana mails. Now that
that road is blocked UP completely with
snow, no trains are running and no prospect
of any for months. 1t is abandoned, and
the engines are all north Of the divide be-
tween Corinne and Logan. The mails are
lying at each end, and at various points
along the route. Montana passengers ar
irving regularly by stage at Franklin, are
compelled to get to Corinne the best way
they can. Several arrived there on Monday
on foot, after working alongin various ways,
and all curse the one-lorse road and its
management. The managers are now in
Montana, trying to lobby a subsidy through
the Montana Legislature, Of Two and a half
million dollars to build the road on north.
They have Col. Sanders and others employ
ed, and are running the thing with every
prospect of success. But two mails from
Montana have arrived in Utah in eight days
past, and there is no telling when any more
will arliye.-Cor. Salt Lake Tribune, jan. 81.
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| PPLIcATIoN FQk PATENT.
Eo. $40.
U. s. Land Office, Helena, NJ. TT
EpdlruarY 10. 1876.

Wigs #& y oAoti Az, ~
Notice is hereby published, that Andrew Dusold,
office address is Canyon Ferry, Meagher County,
Montana Territory, have this day filed application
for patent, under the mining laws OF Congress, for
their placer mining claim, situated in Avalanche
designated rs lot No. IS, III Z II N re- u, which
claim is rot recorded, and described in the official
plat and field notes on file in this office rs follows:
Beginning al a granite stone 1SXI6x4 in, marked |
nj IS, from which the northeast corner OF lot NO.
81, IL nf2 G bears S 36 deg d min w l44.5S chains
thence S SO deg eT.5D chains; thence S IS deg 7.50
chains; thence II % deg Q 1.70 chains; thence n %
deg " Il chains; thence n p deg G 10 chains; thence
n 100 chains; thence Il Is deg so min w 81 chainsi
thence S 45 deg 80 min G .05 chains; thence n % de8
G 45.oo chains; thence II 81 deg @ % chains; thenceh
- deg W4.50 chains; thence 5 so deg W chains;
thence s OF deg 80 min 81 43 chains; thence ~ des
lomln W 4A.50 chains; thence n 36 deg w ii .50 chalnsi
thence II 40 deg % min " 20 chains; thence n 30 des
80 MN w IL. 5a chains; thence S II deg. W 6:3s chains,
lhence S 10 deg 10 min @ 10, 65 chains; thence 5 "A NV
- MN G 1913 chains; thence S % deg 10 min G =
cnains; thence s y deg e p. ST chains; thence 5 . NY
40 1nin G 1880 chains; thence s IL deg l5 min Q oio
CHAINS; thence $ 20 deg 30 min w 1927 chains 10 .ao
place OF beginning, embracing 10. 81 acres. "a no
uce OF said applications, together with a plat OF lne
premises claimed, was posted thereon on the llth
day OF November, 1875, according to law. m
Inc adJOinlnS claimants to these premises aie ~
Basye and A. Dusold on the south, and BlackWen
&Io.on the northwest, placer claims.
ton Of the mining claim above described, are heisa
ny notl1led that unless their adverse claims are uua5t
Niled according to law, within the sixty days pGTlVt
OF publication hereof, with the Register OF tIe t .nsv
Land Office. at Helena, Montana Territory, iasy 81
statute. y. Ill. MOE Register
u. h. MARSH, u. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor
February l6-nI3-5w.
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TO MINERS.
United States Land Office, !
Helena, Montana, February u, 1876. I

George Siggs, whose post office address is Cam
his application to enter as agricultural land, under
the final homestead laws, the north halfof the south
Of southeast quarter, section twenty-nine, in
township number eight north, range. number
two cast, which land is suspended from
entry. Notice is hereby given, that 81 hearing
will lie had at this Office, on the tWenty-1rst day Of
March, a. ID. 1876, ut ten O'Clock a. m, to deter
mine as to the mineral or non-mineral character OF
said land, and testimony to be used upon said hear
ing will be taken before the L. Il. Collins, County
Clerk, Meagher County, on the eighteenth day OF
March, A. D. 1876, at 10 O'Clock Il. IN. 1t is alleged
that there are no known miners, nor mining iIa-
j. II. MOE, Register.
February Is, 1s76-iw- ~
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C L. NERAL N Z w S.

Governor Pacleco, ofCalifornia, isin Wash
ington.
The Mexican Insurgents under Scrna have
achieved another victory in New Leon.
Don Pedro, ofBrazil, will sail for the Unit
ed States in August.
The whaling bark "Seal" has been lost in
the Gulf of Finland, !.
The jury in the Babcoek case was empan-
neled yesterday.
The President will reach st. Louis sat
urday.
Spain has sent another contingent to Gu
ba.
The Times Washington special says:
The House Committee on Territories has
under considerations bill providing for the
admission of Colorado and New Mexico;
also, one to change the Governments of the
Territories 50 as topernlit thepeoplet to elect
their own officers, instead Of having them APP
pointed, as is now done by the General gov
eminent. These measures have not been ful-
ly matured, but meet with favorable consid-
Grafton by the committee and will be reported
in a short time.
J. Il. Bliss was arrested in Cleveland for
robbing the mails, had a hearing to-day be-
fore Commissioner White, and was commit
ted to Jail in default Of $4,000 bail
The Secretary of the Southern Historical
Society, in replying to Secretary Belknap's
letter to HIM says: The people of theSouth
are not only willing but anxious that the
future historian should have an opportunity
ofjudging them in the light Of thoserecords.
Be assured, then, Of our hearty cooperation
in supplying your Department with the miss
Ing Confederate document. We will have fur
nished you properly authenticated copies of
such as are in our possession and will assist
you ihprocuring others. 1t being understood,
of course, that your Department will afford
is similar facilities in the prosecution of our
work.
News has been received that the dwelling
of George Heindle, near Hollowayyill, Blu
reaucounty, Ills. was burned on Friday night,
and Mr.. Heindle, wife and Two children per-
ished in the flames. A daughter 10 years
old escaped by jumping fromthe second sto-
ry window.
Perrin Ii. Sumner has been arrested in
Brooklyn, charged with forgeries in Cali
tornia OF 100000. He was an official in the
Baptist Church, and covered his transactions
with his protested piety.
The news of warlike preparations in Rou-
mania excite much uneasiness. The Jour-
nails of Pesth COMPLAIN that Russia is fer
menting an Instruction in Bulgaria, and
assert that a Russian officer who is ON fur
Tough commands one of the rebel bands in
Bosnia.
A telegram from Rome says: There is
reason to believe that the terms of the treaty
Tor the sale of Egyptian railroads to an Eng
lish company have been settled, and is is said
the contract will be signed next week.
! The Times Sioux City special says the
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We hereby tender ourthanks to the Helena
Herald for the full and complete record of
the Legislative proceedings, from which we
hlve compiled the reports laid before our
readers.
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fers the greatest advantages to the people Of
the Territory. But we think it would be
better to reject both propositions, than to
accept both.
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Judge-DHIon,se DeeisIon In the
RaIIR0ad G.a0aa

ST. LOUIS, January 7.-Judge Dillon
OF the United States Circuit Court, de
livered his decision to-day in the Rail
road cases, referred 70 in last nights dis
patches. He said the application Of St
Louis county to become defendant IN
the bill to ioreclose the second mortgage
on the Atlantic & Pacific Road, and &c
the bill Of the third mortgage on tht
Missouri Paciac Railroad, must be denied
for the reason that Il was an unsecured
creditor and It could not be permitted e
Interfere with the foreclosure of the
mortgages as il has no interest in the sub
iect matter. BE also refused to gram
the motion Of the State to become a party
to these cases for the same reason.
In respect to the suit Of N. A. Cow
dacy, Of New York, against the Missouri
Pacific Railroad Company and others, he
said that The bill was for the sole pur'
pose Of setting aside the third mortgage
as fraudulent, but that its ayermentt
were not sufficient for that purpose, U
true, and that II the bill did contain suiIi'
cient allegations to- justify the setting
Aside Of the third mortgage, no receiver
could be appointed under It, for the rea.
son that the lease~of"that road had moi
vet expired under ito pE6Sisions, and
Tor the further reason thdt 1he Object
sought did not warta1t the appointment
OF separate receivers. He ihtimated that
II Il was true, an claimed, that the third
mortgage was void becatfse Of fraud the
proper way would be to intervene in the
suit to foreclose, and That II the company
refused to defend, the Court would, on Q
proper showing, permit such ihteryen'
tion. '1i
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lfseilGg Of Isonlli6id8rs.

New YORK, January 7.-At an ad
journed meeting Of the first mOrtgag,
bondholdera Of Ithel Logausport, Craw
iordsville and Southwestern railway hclt
to-day, John Rayard in the chair, reso
luton was adopted declaring that thu
time had come for the bondholders tC
take steps for the foreclosure Of the frs
mortgage bonds.
A resolution was adopted to the effect
that a committee DO appointed, with
power to act, in the suit brought by G. w
Wilderberger and other. bondholders Al
indianapolis, under the direction OF C
W. Hasler, Of New York, or to cause o
new suit at the foreclosure Of the first
mortgage bonds, to be instituted by the
present trustees. John Bayard, II. A,
Mote and c. W. IIasler, Of New York; j.
C. Henry, OF Philadelphia, and ii. g,
Saverwein, OF Baltimore, were appointed
such committee.
A resolution was also adopted to the
effect that all authority, If any, given
by the bondhOIders Of the road to the re.
ceiver TO borrow money or control any
Indebtedness he revoked.
1t was further resolved that the com
mittee he instructed to recommend tC
the bondholders such plan Of forcclos,
ure and organization rs shall be agreed
upon by suclicommittee. .
Adjourned.
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FINANCIAL.

JoH K. so'srS S Prs, q. ZAP! ASRI4n' " Pm
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TRANSPORTATION.
DA1rIMoRE q OHIO RAI1RoAD co.

LEAYE
Wheeling.
ANYWAY
Gnflqn .......,.
keyN..........
CuInhhSnd...
MkrdnIbur9..,
WAsh'n D. c.
Balumon......,
Philadelphia.
New York.....,
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New York, January T. Advanced
rates for freight from this city TO the West
will go into effect on Monday next on a
basis Of 70 cents per 100 pounds for frat.
class freight. This rate is to be uniform
on all trunk lines going west from this
city and Boston. The diiIercntial allow.
ance under the St. Nieaolas compact will
be allowed TO Philadelphia and Balti,
more on the ground that the distance from
,thosc cities to Chicago is 80 much less
than from New York.
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i1ed world came merely toSee and then
quietly took tbeir departure: A lew
made Investments in mineral lands, but
nothing was done that might in any way
sustain population Of several thousand
people.
BURSTING or THE BUBBLE
Suddenly the city stopped growing, Ian.
guished for something 70 sustain life, and
this not being supplied It's life commenced
TO ebb slowly away. Finally the land
company became embarrassed and could
not meet its obligations. Tho water works
yere-built with borrowed money, and
When due the creditors wanted their pay.
Then the member Of this company with
u few honorable exceptions), composed Of
the representative men Of THE section,
bankers, lawyers, judges, &C., conceived
the idea Of Kidding themselves Of trouble
SOME but honest debts BY pleading, OF
threstenibs 70 pidad, The bd6y ait THO
found q ready Instrument for their dirty
work in the person OF an inscriptions
Montgomery lawyer = stakeholder ~, the
comp any, who found that tlie eompahy's
charter did not authorize them,to ,bo19F
hfoneynGhditwas not legally bound to'fe-
pay the creditors the amounts borrowed
irnrn tbkiBI dl to-. biH NJ ~ 'f. r''
ms nov THEY SETTLED At LAST .uau
Being Of the magnamimous sort how;
ever they would not take an adyauiagHd
this kind but would pay their honest
debts With hapest no ney }. e. their 10
wear promfscS 10 pay with interest al per
ct. per annum. Should the creditor not
be able to sec the advantages Of such an
exchange he had the alternative Of being
met with the plea Of usury which being
established would forfeit the entire inter-
est. Some folks as before stated think
this kind Of treatment has had tenden.
cy to keep respectable people at a
respectable distance from Birmingham,
and who knows but it has? For.
tunately for the country and for those
who seek new homes in the South, these
are not the only people who have lands
for sale, neither is this the only spot in
this vast mineral and agricultural region
where people can live and where cities
may be built. W.
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Secretary Bristow OsdGrsI I'm.
compromising ProSeeutton Of
The WHISKY Cases.

The WHISKY Cases-
PHnADKLpmA, January 7.-lnternal
ReyenueSuperEiSor Fulton. Of this city.
received Instructions from Seerelary
Bristow to proceed at once TO Chicago tC
superintend the trials arising from the
seizures Of distilerieS, &c., made by hin
in that city in May last. The Secretary
directs the Supervisor TO be prepared
with evidences for the prosecution Of
each person indicted, as no promise OF
understanding has been made or wiz be
made looking 10 the compromise OF anJ
of the cases. Fulton will leave on Mon
day for Chicago accompanied by the
witnesses and all the evidence collected
in the East to prove the duplica'
ton Of packages &c. The Treasury
Department has knowledge Of the facI
that several large liquor establishments
in this city have been dealing in crooked
whisky, and most OF them have beer
called upon TO explain by, Supervisor
Fulton. ThiSi gentleman states that
while thereis no doubt that these houses
have been dealing. in crooked whisky yet
there is no positive evidence that they did
It with guilty knowledge. There may be
one or two houses, thatknow what they
arc doing but tho Depart ment has nc
evidence Of the fact MS yet.
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NEw YORK, January THE following
dispatches from Europe have been re-
ccived: Victor Emanuel, in his New
Years speech at the court reception, men,
toned the possibility Of events transPir'
ing in Europe which would require the
cooperation Of the Italian army, Adviccs
from CeIIoyn state that Montenegro has
despatched troops 70 the frontier, ICON.
tractcd for large loan, and has ordered
iroma firm in America ten thousand rifles
and sixty cannons, to be- delivered in
MnrcL
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Texas Nominations.

GALVESTON, JanuaryT.--At last nights
session at late hour the following NOM
nations were made unanimous: Gov.
crnor, Richard Coke; Lieut.. Governor, b
Hubbard; Presidential Electors, u. C.
tiNddinsS and o. II. EpperSon; Attorney
General, II. II. Boone; State Treasurer
\. j. Dow; Comptroller $. II. Dardin'
Commissioner Of Land Office, j. J. GroOs
Adjourned till ten 4. N. to-day.
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The RniIrond WARM New Jersey

IIoPEwELL, y. j., January THE
situation Of the railroad war remains
unchanged. The militia arrived this
morning, and have taken possession Of
the frog by order Of Governor Bidlle.
The D. Il u. Railroad engine remains in
the frog ~ yesterday, the militia guard
inp the same. Everything is quiet.
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CHICAGO, January 7.-Lieutcnant
General Sheridan, in company with
number ui Chicago gentlemen, started
this morning for the Indian Territory
Il is hi4purpo.e to inspect several Of The
posts, including Fort Sill and Cheyenne
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
WASHINGTON.
Paid Their Respects.

.WAsHrNsToN, January 1.-The mem
bers OF the House Committee on Foreign
Relations called a the ESecniiyc Man
sion to-day and paid their respects 10 the
President. The Ways and Means Com
mite will pay their respects tomorrow
THE GIFTS Of ,zHuARIAH ARE ENDED.
Secretary Chandler Announce that no
further changes, arc contemplated in the
Interior Department, md thittherefore il
is useless TO make application for APP
pointments. 4 ~ Cd L.H
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CoLrNnrs, January In the House
today I'LL wat Intrigued to request
l'reSidcnl Grant to dismiss his relatives
from office and appoint Union soldiers in
their stead, The bill was referred 10 n
committee.
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rde,. nsn,v,rr, ori.
rHor, Hrenty.frs ce1sI
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING.
NINETY-NINTu EDITION.

Containing complete ll't Of all the towns In the
United States, the Territories aud the Dominion Of
Canada, hIvlng population greater than 5000 ac-
curdIng 10 the last census, together with the nanes
ol the newspaper having the largest Ocal cirrla-
ton In each Of tho PLACES named. Also catalogue
Of newspapers which are recommended 10 adyoT-
tssrs rs giving gnslest value In proportion TO prices
charged. AlSn, all newspaper In the United States
and Canada printing over 1900 copies each Issue.
Also, all the Religious Agricultural, Scientific and
Mechanical, Medical, Masonic, Juvenile, Eduta-
tIdnal, Commercial, Insurance Heal Estate, Law,
Sporting, Musical, Fashion, and other special class
Journals; very complete lists, Together with a
complete list Of over 800 German papers printed In
the United States, Also, an CsSay upon adyertls-
Ing; many tables Of ntes, showing the cost Of al.
Vertlslng In various newspaper, and everything
GEO. r. ROwELL 4 CO.,
Ac2l Il lark Row, News York.
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NnsnensIon or u IInnkInr IIonsr

FALL RIVER, MAS, January The
banking house Of Eaaton X Miluc sus.
reh0el to-day.
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INSURANCE.
I,EABoDY INSURANCE. COMPANY.

OTTIcE PEABODY INSURANCE. Co., |
WHEELING, W. Va, April :, 1875.
The Charter Of the FlTe and Marine Insurance
Company Of Wheeling expired April LIST; 1875, and
IL uneIplrel fire business has been reinSurcd by
the Peabody Insurance Company Of Wheeling, W.
Va, a shown by che Resolution and Certificate m
neTed hereto. All claims for los or damage that
Ipay occur Aitef l? O'Clock ~, April lSt 1875, under
any Ore policy issued by the Fire Apd Marine In
surance Company, and 10 tnTce, VIII lie adlnsed
md settled by tho Peabody Insurance Company.
J. V. l.. RODGERS,
SECRETARY.
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Returned Home.

BoSroS, January7.-A Milford n. H.,
dispatch says that the notorious Blanch'
ard boy arrived homo to-day, and RaS
recognized by his mother and all his us.
sociates.
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OFFICE FIRR & MARIxBINsuRAScEC Co., /
WHEELING, W, Va March 81, 1873,

OFFICE FIRR & MARIxBInsuRLNcECo Co.,
WHEELING, ". Va March 81, 1873. !
ReSalVtd, That the proposition Of the Peabody In
sunncc Company Of Wheeling, for the reinsurance
Of tho ire business Of this COMPANY be, and the same
10 hereby accepted, and tho President Of this Com.
Tany, together With MesSrS Reid, GOshorn and
0'Bfen, arc hereby appointed 4 committee 10 con-
summAts the transfer Of tcinSunnce Provided,
that upop examination by the odnmittee Of the
AzctS q the Peabody Insurance Company, II Is
found to hcpeffPetly responsible.
[Sigurdl c H. COLLIER, Sec'y.
tsignei A. WILSON, Pre4't.
Upon examination OF the assets and liabilities Of
the ftatody lnsaranco Company, ~ ere fully sat-
IItisl rs to itS responsibility.
lslgucll JOHN REID,
"a. WILSON,
WIN. $. GOSIORN,
.TlI0S. OBRlEN,
ficp,rrI iAa
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FAILED.

Phillip StopeF, ga o9Grchant, who
manages eighteen stores scattered all
over khe city, has failed. Liabilities,
$l3S, 900; assets, $4,000.
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Arrested for Fraud.

New YORK, January r7.-ThsOdOfe
Phillips, dry goods merchant Of Pits
burgh, was arrested in jersey; City last
evening charged with oSiaiGibg eleven
thousand Collars worth Of goods from l.,
NJ. Bates uudeN Misrepresentation,
Mr.. Phillips, Who was accused OF at.
tempting to leave the city when arrested,
says he went to jersey City for the pur-
pose of arranging his obligation TO- The
firm.