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TnR CHICAGO TAlnuNE IL lii receipt OF a ines
tage and accompanying documents from Charles
]. Gu!teau, who says III Ills lcttcrl,cal TINT llo
hos law-ulilcc In this city. Tho latest rcinin-
scenrc which the lane brings up ~ Ut libel
hutt brought hy \ lawyer VI tho sntae nnme
for *l00 0U against the New York Herald, the
libel compistncd of being All assertion that
when said 0uiteau collected money for clients
ho kept ene-iaIf for Ills fec.
Reversing the usual course, II will be we'll 10
cons!dcr the documents bcfofe tho letter. Tits
Enclosure Ia In tho shapc Ut i've galleys nj proof
from tic type of morning newspaper Of ibis
city, the wllulo covering IN argument to show
that tho secnnd cotntHg u Christ, which the
Evangelical Chuscilis.expcctiugs son,e time In the
indefinite future, Is an accomplished fact, and
that 4 soo!s raeo q. d. %: at thy tl'ne Of tho
lated ali tho texts III the New rc*ta-
.ncl,t having reference IN n second coming,
Anl tila main reas.,n which leads lin u this
conclusion |. that Christ IImsclf, IN all tic ref
crenecs which ic naatcs To Ills return used II IN
.oancl tiun with the words ''iliIs EcnrrAtlat,"
int al,.'sC thereby its eotelnlmrares KeslLcs this,
John, Paul, AlNl uttlcr fsany yel!sis, without
qualification, that tht savur wnuI zone bcfnrc
who ,akes the eontra1y view, suys Mr. Gutteaa,
WHO tt4tck III nHE DL Ills I4E!3llta tlAI At tlG
time nf Clflst's cunning thls Eln,c wligh We
nhablt IL tu he bnrleA uD. Mr.. Gu.cau ul,sct4
this, however, by the statement that Peter was
hutd, impulsiye, un!carnc.l nlan, blanleworthy
III lnAny things. llc thrice 1cilicl his Lord,
and once Tebulivd his Master. II Is
nearly l.nU yrars since Peter wrote, and yet this
! globe las hot been burned up. Hel,et, Mr.
tiuttcau cul,r!uie. that rstgr's utlnioI,, tia.
| thrl.t'A coming and the burnny up uf Tic
the earth wrre 10 b. simultaneous eyrnts. Aayurs
| uf tle tltlgs of man anil not Vt God. Mr.
! liaiteau utjc Is to tho testimony Ut Peter and
puts hin uIt oi rourt. lie al.u fort:ties his eu,
C!uslon tllat Christ catno the Brtul.l TING at ttr
steEc Ul Jerusalem by stating that tue loeality
| VI Ills roMtnG MA hct cs<lraly thu rlace of
Ills greatest earthly aEuny-llc vas cEaritcd Ut
Jerusalem. There arc IN addition otl4cr points,
/ drawn from Joscphus, the American Enryrlppe-
lila and uthcr publications, which confirm AIE.
! q. in hts conclusion.
THE coNtS6 or ANT1-cunlsT
Is alsu prustn, alla Mr. tuitcau Promises to de-
yctUp the thcoEtm that tho Ant!-rl,rtst tart VI
The primitive Churcl, and fss SUCCESSOR modern
| Christianity 7rc upe allu the kanle. Wlls AL
miltiDE that tuany righteous people, himself III.
tlulel. hayc !ycd s.1irc 4. u. H. yet CAt,stlasl-
lty as q church oTgY,liz Ition has been Z mo<k-
cry. These Views M1. Guttesu il ready to d.
feud II kny lime sud place. and proposes to te-
noupcc the Law and to devote hls life tu prcucl,~
Ing Ibis particular gospel, xhISh hc bvieves will
aA4kc Chsstendom worse than Martin Luther
li1 thace ctntur1ea ago. 4h eye, he says, Il
upoa eternity; and he expects 10 20 abroad thi.
spriuE. Il he can convert Great Britain ~ thc
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that point thu number Of tho spot on The man
will be given to It. In the North Diytsi,n The
numbers arc Y rim from 7sa to :ma: South Di-
The officials arc connt1cut that the December
salaries viii be laid ,,cs. week. Although there
Is not money enough now In the Treasury ap-
n!ieahle to the payment Of ss!ar'es s'y tleIav ID
looked for, lccausc the Is per cent of tlc arpru.
md local capitalists wIl1 undoubtedly be found
willing to lend.
Jasigc Nithrow and 0. l.. Shorcy yesterday
called upon CosporAtton-Counscl Anthony 10
talk over the new NcYenue law. The former
reprcscnt thc Citizens Association, and arc
Anthony's hill printed, so TINT copies can he
taken b. many lawyers and carefully revised
On1y orc fust lice Of the Peace has 4. ycs paid
10 the Comptroller the amount OF money tlue
the city firm, fine. assessed and collected IN tho
Justice COurts. There 10 iio reason --s1nlcss It
be thnt the Justices have appropriated the money
tempuraflly-why settlement should not lie
made Immediately, and, as the city ncctls those
fnnl., the officials are anxious that tho JUSTICES
settle tip.
) man named Hamilton, living on the corner
for y 200 aga!nst tho cily, and has been trying
for the past crht or ten years 10 get bis claim
SLOWED BY officials who know nothing Of Its
merits. lie tried the game again yesterday, but
relating to the Claim had been handed down
from administration to administration, unll his
schemc was baked.
me MayoF nas sees'vea .s! HON INC o'ilelals o.
y, Many toMns 1no ilacs N tnss sta.e answers 10
NJ "nen W. aaa ng sens ont s0c tc rs ~
VII snst n e ca atGa' 81 liz
FL to"ns ana CUES incef IN sptanKhe!.t anu
1olntty MAKE Up :, ne" CIV Aeyenue ny aoE tne
GeS[ r fn o. 'aI he pasGs
sa,a er., 'sm ,, nro rc' nan;a pgonaton, Au1asa T
ce Mers ., rsSo a ~ &C. co lux f
the's & grievances, wnsn M ., ade NANNY tnas Inere
IT, oasS .a1ss ss " D. soeets e b, &c" p.aec"
ao taxna a.u ,1ant j., SA ill., A., 's @ W ~
inc movement
The f1rc-alarm boxes used in this c!eY md IN
others are constructed with eighteen "brcak*, -
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kiA7RlMONlAl.

sFtt3US UtspuTcH
JoLlET, IT., Juu. 3.-lhc lntcst event IN tho
matrimonial line here VAS the marriage Of Frank
II. sfclsnlcrts, sun Of the lion. Justah McRoh-
crt+, Judge ot this Che Seycnth} judicial Dis
tfict, 10 sfiss Etnmn Z. FAroyii. Tie ceremony
.wrurrcd at the N. l., Church, the pastor, tho
Kcy. T. L. Cio:nirnitlg, officiating.
.Sueeiat Dtapatth to 1hs THbsna
lli.opMiSGIuS, LII, ta,. 3.-h. /. WA!c aon
ard a tnc,,bcr Ut tse ias 1T Virginia. C1ss
County, wa> married In Bloomington this after
NOON 10 Miss M!un!e salisbury. of this city, a
wct-known u,ld lnueh.admircd member Ut
Bloomington Eu,!cly. Tie wedding ceremony
was performed by tito llcY. 7. A. Parker OF tho
tIrst II: +. Church, IN the presence OF q few III
tinlatr friends.
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.sTEyENS-Tt'CHER--0a Now rcnt'6 DIR, at
Tie residence Of Mrs. Il. v. Grlran 124 Dearoorn-
Church ltochcstcfi Sidney \. Stevens, Of tochcs-
ter, and EIehnos eldest daughter Of II. \. Tucker
Of lhta cltY, ----'
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Special tnr7tspandtacA af The TFttunt.
HlcnvsEw. H., Dec. 3u.-lu two shots, I
hunter, OIL tho ::s9iI, killed MI eagle, which
measured scycn feet from ttt to ssV ot wing,
and sixtEcu uual!s.
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Of old Wheeler 4 Wi!ton sewing. machines should
cali At tho office. la5 State street. Tho Company
arc prepared Ia exchange With Ill the old Gus.
toress on very reasonable tesa.s, md K.re them
new machine stiil better than The 1ld aud Tar Ia
sdvnnce OF any olhes+
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IhE ROOT & SONS MUSIC COMPANY

otes special lnluetm tmeuu 10 purchasers, 1t whole
sails aud retail, nf shcct.u.psic, music books,
vtns!ns. gultass. and ill kinds o! musical iustsu-
mentt. General agents for tho Standard organ
and atee1 plano. 4aailty guaranteed. No. 1856
6t&ke Rtrfzt.
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AUCTION SALES i

AUCTION SALES.
BY liLlSON, l'OMElsOY - CO.,
Auetoneers, 81 and 81 Nandospa.st
FRIDAY MORNING, Jau. 5. at $40 oclock,
uzaaa Opening Sale ol the YEAR,
Mem Parlor and Chamber Sets,
General Household Goods,
Carpets, Stoves, bedding,
Crockcry and Glassware,
Plated Ware, Teas, Cignrs,
General Merchandise. &C., &c.
ALSO,
Ons Mssn!acent sprARE GRAND PIANO. besa.
tfully carved; splendid Instrument. must b. t1fd+
ELLISON, FOMENOY l. co.
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FRAGRANT SOIoDONT

hasdtns aud tn'1sofates t6v g1ms, pnFdes and ptk.
fumes ihs breath, c1csn4es, beAutiiss, and pre-
ser.es tbs tssth from youth 10 old ags. Sold hy al
arp9zlats.
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V'FETHFF6kV VVTFV'VH16F WE V661<t
manufactured by the Nunotuek SILK Company.
Florence, MARI. and so!l by all leading joobcss
and retailers. see the Ctutcnhal award to this
Company:
JUDGES REPORT.
"For splendid exhibit Of q varlesy Of tewin7
and maehtnu twist Of great 10 strength
anl rsguar!ty, showing e1tecu,s care n tho manu-.
factnte.
.:.Asso. for hae collection Of atlk mannfactuEfne
machinery, embracing winding, doubling. spinning.
Eeelng, and aolr1lnttug nlachtnc,, tho lates Of
very Ingenious construCtiOn."
a. r. tinsrowx, director General.
fsxaL. ). II. HAsLEr, Ptdsfdeut.
Attest: ALEX. Il. bareIEM, Secretary.
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Official statement, showing tho amount sud
vs1ue Of colnage executed during Tho first stx
months OF tho ascst year ending June 80. 1870:
Total gold pieces, $50, ,8l1 raIns, tT, ,5t:, :
al5; total trade-dollaf pleees, 81 ,5o1 y&lue,
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THE Utica Obserrer observes: THE in
sanity OF Dir. J. G. Aver, Of Lowell. affords
Il terrible warning to advertisers. Here was
Il man engaged in the manufacture OF a pill,
not differing much from a hundred other
pills that may be obtained at any drug store.
In an ung,arded moment he made mp his
mind that lie would advertise, not in the
picaynne style of the ordinary dealer, but
in a comprehensive sort of way, by Which
he could reach every possible purchaser OF
pills. lie started with the idea of devoting
half of his profits each year to advertising.
The result might have been foreseen. He
accumulated money so rapidly that he did
not know what to do with it. When he
rolled together fifteen III. llion dollars, and
had vainly tried to find some outlet for his
Increasing profits, his mind gave way under
the absorbing cares of his business, and he
is now patient at an asylum for the insane
How easily this calamity might have been
avcrted. If he had stuck to the conserva-
tive method of our Diamond City merchants
and refralned from advertising, he might
have been spending his life in the quiet Sc
clusion OF hard labor, instead of being load
ed down with countless millions. and his
BRAN racked with the hot burning fever OF
insanity. 1t is a dangerous. experiment for
Il man who does not want to become rich to
advertise. Or il he adyertises ut all he must
advertise grudgingly and at long intervals,
lest his profits should grow out of all pro
portion to his requirements. and he Should
find himself bur,lened with wealth. Adyer-
Using. conducted on n principle of devoting
half the profits of business to it Is indeed
hazardous. 1t is liable to precipitate II for
tune upon the advertiser. Look at poor Mr..
Aver and see what his recklrssness has
done. Do not allow yourselves to be allnred
from your present course for so long us you
pursue it faithfully you need not fear that
rapidly accommodating wealth will ever drive
you to u madhousc. All
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Perfectly Satisfactory.
GREENWOOD, BONN & CO.
Debtors, Attention ]

Having entirely closed out my stable business in
Diamond and locked the barn up, l wish to say to
my patrons, one and all, that | wish to settle up my
business at once. All who know themselves to be
indebted to me on my stable book are requested TO
call and settle without fail between this and August
LIST. My books must be settled up by that time.
Having been liberal in dealing, and lenient with
my debtors, 1 trust they will be prompt in settling,
j. IANEY
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MARRIED

In Helena, Sunday, July ID. WYE Stagner, OF
this county, to Miss Il. j. Hall, late of Providence,
Boone county, Mo.
The HusBANDMAN extends congratulations. May
many days of golden sunshine dawn upon the hap
ply couple as they journey on together.
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Be PROMPT TO Settle.

The season having closed on the 4th, all who have
had service from j Ohm MOrgnn are %rcquested To
meet with me on my next regular trip and settle up.
After this | will make one more round, but nothing
will be charged for any service rendered.
JOSIAH ANEY. &,
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WE are Indebted to Mr.. and Mrs. Link for
q most beautiful bouquc'. Mr.. Link has the
incest flower garden in the valley.

THE $4,000 herd purchased by John II.
Ming. Of Helena. a short time since. a full
account Of which will be found in our Terri
torial items, will be brought to Meachcr
county. MIR. Ming has now upwards of
5000 head of high grade cattle.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-07-19

The Poultry World. Hartford, Conn: II.
II. Stoddard. Monthly. $l.25 per annum.
This is a neat magazine which cannot fail to
he welcome to the poultry raiser. 1t is
filled with excellent hints, advice, etc, for
those who keep fowl, of any kind, either
for pleasure or profit, and is profusely illus
trated.
THE river mining company which we
mentioned last week as having located Il
considerable extent of the Missouri river in
the vicinity of Edmonson's Ferry, have also
located the river from Eldorado bar to the
Bears Paw mountain. Aud it is stated
from good authority that the new process Of
mining river beds will be introduced into
Montana at an early day. The company
consists OF Il nuuuher Of the principal bust
ness men and capitalists OF Helena.
IT was our intention to have visited the
Cook & Hussey flock and witnessed the OPP
erationtof the shearing machine, but at the
appointed day Ford's express was crowded
so with freight and passengers tor the White
Sulphur Springs that there was no room for
Il newspaper reporter, and a private convey
ancc could not be had for love or money.
Hence we have to content ourselves with
giving u statement Of such facts as we have
been able to learn. For long. coarse wooded
sheep the machine is pronounced q COM
plete success, but there is some doubt OF its
being practicable for Merinos without some
improvement. 1t is, however, more of a
success with these than was the first NOW
ing machine in an ordinary meadow. An
inexperienced operative slleared 80 the first
day, from which it is evident that an expert
could shear double that number, which is
greatly above the average of hand shearers.
The machine does much better work than is
possible to be done with the hand, it cutting
the fleece very close to the skin without
danger of cutting the animal. Water power
may be easily and cheaply supplied on every
ranch in Montana which will run an unlim.
tied number of machines. 1t is safe to pre-
dict that it will he generally adopted i'll al
long wool flocks in the Territory, and pos
sibly in many of the Merinos. &. w. Cool
& Bros. will rig up a water power and pur
chase an additional machine for next year
which is the best evidence that can be givel
Of its practicability. 1t might perhaps b.
advisable for those who contemplate pur
chasing to examine the machine and see
ut work before investing.
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SPECIAL. ADVERTISEMENTS.
TAKE WARMING!

DO not buy a single article of Clothing until you
have anime our Goods and Prices. Our Stock
of Business, Worsted and Diagonal; also Dress
Broadcloth Suits of ali styles anu qualities is very
large. In HATS we always have the Latest styles.
Hosiery, Rubber Coats, Trunks, etc. i'll fact everyv
thing belonging to Il First Class Clothing Establish
mcnt.
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LOCAL WIS .

-. co. No IL, South ConlmeIcai
wv. u. Pn'c are our authorized agents to transac
3. st, L'u's,] contract for advertising ana receive
81 .pDrriptions.
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20 CRY LODGE No. 7, A. F. and a. M

DlAmo' ~, communications helda ttlleir Hall,
"a stated .o, NV on the second and foartil
NX S Sr'tper are cordially INVITED to attend ter +
" >pfo''N DAVID BUTTERtIELD' ". o..
u,II. BAnsEs, sec,y.
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- ..,s the time to hunt stock

,,,,. flies are worse this season IMAM ever.
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
HELENA, MONTANA.

Unexcclled cuisine, unobtrusive provision for the
qualification of its patrons, convenient, spacious
and airy rooms, and kept scrupulously clean, are
some of the chief characteristics of this justly pop
ular hotel. f
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7,rr Rop1SsoS cleaned up 5000 last week
80 . short run on Gruells bar.
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WE are indebted to Mr.. and Mrs. Link for
a most beautiful bouquc'. Mr.. Link has the
incest flower garden in the valley.
THE $4,000 herd purchased by John II.
Ming. Of Helena. a short time since. a full
account Of which will be found in our Terri
torial items, will be brought to Meachcr
county. MIR. Ming has now upwards of
5000 head of high grade cattle.
The California Agricuttuist md Lire Stock
Journal, published at San Jose. Cal. has
been consolidated with the Pacific artisan.
and has adopted the nanse of Aqriculturist
and artisan. The paper is materially i'm
proved. 1t is Il very handsome journal.
neatly printed and ably edited, and is Il val
uable companion for the household. Sub
scription price. Sl,50 per year.
WYE acknowledge a peasant call this
week from S. s. Harvey, of Clancy, one of
Montana's prominent thoroughbred Short
horn breeders, an extensive stock-growers,
who had been on Il visit to the Musclcshell
looking on for q new range for his herd,
which is now running on the Dearborn. He
expresses himself highly pleased with the
Observation-Disclosures the range as almost
boundless and Of q superior quality. Mr..
Harvey is interested with Mr.. Crane in the
chasing largely this summer. They have
decided to move their herd which 10
numbers over 1000 head, to the Muscle
shell this fall.
The July number Of the Semi Tropical,
an interesting Southern Magazine contains a
pleasing variety. "On a Semi-Tropical Sea
Island" is an interesting portrayal of q
summer in Florida, by DR.. d.. II,
Jacques. Rev. Chas. Beecler, who now re-
sides at Newport, on the Gulf Coast, in an
article entitled ''Florida a Hundred Years
Hence shows the probable results Of the
development of the State. The veteran
mond. commences a descriptive catalogue
of ''Tle Trees of Florida" DIR. Z. II
Mason suggests some Of the "Sources 0
Florida's Prosperity" and DIR. Benjamin
eNlols the great healthfuluess of Tampa ant
vicinity. There are valuable original con
tributions on "Florida Internal Navigation;'
"'Grape Culture;'' 'NGardening All the Yea
Kound;'' Mounds of South Florida" am
also several selected articles. The Editoria
Department is specially varied and interest
ing. containing Information on fruit-culture
stock-growing, poultry-raising, bee-keep
ing. Horticulture, etc. Chas. w. Blew
jacksonville. Fla. Terms, 80 cents q nun
Der; So Il year.
some of our stock men on the Muscleshe
!, received a letter Il week or two ago frol
:, Mr., kanouse, who was a passenger on tn
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this week.
stoc, men of Smith river valley are
rounding up.
n,onntaiu slopes abound with wild
strawberries.
". HUTTON had new potatoes in the
mar ket OH the 18th.
7nrr ROBINSON cleaned up 5000 last week
..m q short run on Gruells bar.
JEFFERSON Howell, the new partner III
j.. Nancy lode, made us Il pleasant call This
weak.
VIZ desire to call attention to }. Laney's
,oGte reminder to debtors, in our special
i column.
yo,-x, men don't fail to read the article
entitled {" Wild Oats" to be found on our
Home page. g
TuE farmers are getting out their ma
dimes. putting them in repair and grinding
their sickles.
y G. PRATT passed over to Camp Baker
an Tuesdav's coach to look after his inter-
ehs on Smith river.
WE extend thanks to the Misses Sarah and
Nol]ie Winston tor a beautiful bouquet, re-
eeivel a few days since.
BENZ. EZEKLEL, eff Uelena, went over on
TUESDAYS coach for u few weeks ~sojourn at
thu White Sulphur Springs.
WE are indebted to Master Martin Win
<ton. for a half dozen punches OF the largest
lettuce we have seen in Montana.
ACAyE occurred in the tunnel on Mar
shall & Sutton's Trout creek and Gruell's
har ditch, which caused q break and neces-
stated several days delay.
We understand that the post surgeon, in
examination of the body of Howard, found
on the Duck creek divide last week, reports
that the neck was dislocatcd, but no other
injury had been sustained.
DR.. LOMBARD, dentist, is making the
rounds of Meagher county again. lie has
aeen in Diamond the past week and lla;
been kept constantly busy. The Doctor is
u frst-class workman and never fails TO give
satisfaction.
Mrs. LEN LEWIS, who has been s~cjourn
ing the past twelve months among he
friends in the States, returned this Weel
anuch improved III health. She speaks ver'
highly of her trip up the river. She cans
trom Yankton by boat.
w. II. SUTHERL1S, who has been detaine'
in Missoula county some weeks on accoun
OF the unsettled state of affairs there, speak
in the highest terms of the people of tina
section. Everywhere he went he met Wit
the most cordial reception.
WE acknowledge ourselves under oblig,
lions to j. J.. Humble, of Bitter Root, for
collection Of grasshoppers, %theirnatural eli
my the fly, and the parasite in its yarior
stages of formation. The hopper produ'
OF that valley has been greatly diminishe
oy these flies this year. d sfe Hefl 3~..
HOWELL, PORTER & WILLIAMS nave t
Ken charge of the Nancy lode again and wi
commence hosting ore in Il short time.
howell, an experienced miner, who late
arrived from the State of Nevada, has pu
chased an interest in the property and i
tends giving it his personal attention.
WE call attention to the card of Gree
uooa, Bohm 4 Co., in Il local, column
ihis firm is working a great revolution
Tue clothing business. They have a lar
anu complete stock, and their upright al
.oerai dealing has Won for them n lar,
aaoe, which is rapidly increasing. o
"'eads visiting the capital will do well
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received a letter Il week or two ago from
Mr.. kanouse, who was a passenger on the
steamer Benton OIL her last trip up the river,
to the effect that OH the way up the boat EN-
countered some men crossing a herd of cat
tie to the north side Of the river. The boat
coming along intercepted their crossing, and
some of the cattle turned back. The des-
pcrate drovers fired, killing several. A lot
of pilgrims On board $50 the story goes
thinking them wild cattle and shooting in
order, commenced firing upon them, and
some Is or 20 were killed. Tn boat landed
near by for wood, and MI. X. went out and
took a look at the cattle. and set down the
different brands which he noticed, which he
forwarded. They were the brands of Col
Inns, Freezer, Gordon, Miller & Schnall. and
the Coopers. The Benton ferried a portion
Of the drovers, with their luggage, to the
north side of the river. The number of cat
tie crossed was nearly 40 head. The cattle
were evidently stolen. Gordon, Miller, and
Freezer, on hearing this, proceeded at once
to the point where the cattle were crossed.
not far below Benton, where they found 80
or 40 head. They heard of Il lot of so or 60
in the Judith country. and another bunch
lower down the river. The Coopers, Doc.
Bembrick. and in fact all the principal stock
owners of the Muscleshell, are now in that
region looking after their herds. 1t is stated
that one of the parties with the stolen cattle
was a noted character known rs blue
Dick - s.Bill Smith," and Il half dozen other
names The authorities should send Il des-
cription of the brands to the Posts on the
North line. with instructions to arrest the
thieves. as they will evidently attempt TO
End 4 market somewhere in that section.
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IVY HUTTON had new potatoes in the
.,,r lct on the 18th. ,..
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,... LIZZIE Sr1EGEL paid Diamond a visit
ali, week. -
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-07-19

We understand that the post surgeon, IN
examination of the body of Howard, found
on the Duck creek divide last week, reports
that the neck was dislocatcd, but no other
injury had been sustained.