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The daily gazette., 1879-03-21
How n Sch COL Fund GETS Ten
Thousand Dollars.

A telegram from Frankfort, KY, to the
Cincinnati Gazette SAYS: "ln the cele-
brated 10000 case OF betting on the may
or's election in Louisville two OF three
years ago, Of the Commonwealth VS..
Avery, the Court Of Appeals has ievsls-
dsrsd that the money be paid by Avery,
the winner, to the State for the benefit
of the commonwealth fund. The wage!
was made between Mr.. b. +. Avery and
Mr.. Thomas Hayes, the former putting
up his money $4,000 on Jacobs, and the
latter on Baxter. Jacobs was eiected
Avery won the money and raked In the
stakes, but now has to disgorge the whoie
amount for the benefit Of the cause Ui
e,.ucation. 1t is consoling. however, to
know that Mr.. Avery is one of the Louis
Vile millionaires. Hon. Albert s. Willis
gets fee of 5000 go per cent) In shii
case"
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SAIE

The subscriber will sell at public sale,
on the farm of the late VIM. Thatcher, In
the 9th Ward, Wilmington. on
MONDAY, MARCH oath. i0o,
al ono O'Clock, sharp, the following pro-
perty, To wit: AZ head OF we'll .e- <T-
lected dairy cows, some with cal yes JCYH
by heir sides, o hers springing 61
heifers, rising Q year old. 2 young 6uIis,
U oruugb bred bull; / jump o. 81 family
carriage, / wslf robe, set OF harness. Ac..
Ao.
TERMS.-All sums under $50, cash all
sums over tnat amount credit OF six
months will be given by the purchaser
giving a ban kable note with an approyed
indorser, without interest; or = per cent. of
fer cash. DAVID r. SMITH
l.. W. Stidham d Son, Auctioneers,
narl5 2l.22 dkwltA
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vDUBLIC SALE

DUBLIC SALE
Is head OF FRESH cows sANDEKn
SPRINGERS, and 3 SHOAT WbX
PIGS. VIII be sold at Public-Az
Sale, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 18th, 1879
at my residence. In the village of Dugdale,
formerly known ss The New Red Lios, in
East Ma borough hester county. Pa, Is
head of Western Reserve Cows, the most
of them with calves by their sides by day
OF sale. They were wintered here at my
place. They were selected with great care
from the cheese dairies In Po!t-ge county.
Ohio, last December, regardless oil price.
and especially for dairy purposes. They
are of large size, fine quality, crossed with
Durham, Ieven aud Ayreshire, making
them second u none In milking qualities.
This is my third annual sale of cows. BY
inquiring you will find that cows from
Portage county have always given good
| Satisfaction to the purchaser. Any per
son purchasing cows at this sale and com
plying with the conditions of sale, and re
going To move on the first of April next.
such cows can remain here one week, free
OF charge, at the r. quest OF the purch sser.
All cows must be as represented by me on
| the day OF sale. Three shoat pigs, 5 mos.
| old. Chester White stock, hard TO beat. -
Dinner at Il O'clock noon. sale 10 com
| mence NJ O'Clock, sharp No postpone
ment on account OF weather. The above
| cows will positively be sold without re.
| serve MARSHALL BAILY.
mario wilt Ad2t- -25, ,26%
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OF M. M. CHILD.
REAL ESTATE BR0El
NO. 4 WEST SEVENTH sTa1
{ Exchange Building


Ioffer for sale the following a
dwellings. situated In Winnings
No. IA large, double, Two az
stone house, with Two and lL
back buildings, with large front
back yard, And all the modern =
ments, with handsome terraeed ~
No. "A fine . story BRICK iva
9Th street near Mashlngton, Dolssj
provements, large side yard, go
ton. al
No 3.-Beauiiful three. story Ply
three-story back building, and Vas
stone corners, situated on pelasr
nue., containing Is rooms, In scH
with the modei n improvement,
No. IA large three-slory ola|
three story back building silusM
iAO3 DeiAw a. avenue, In comphN
with ali modern improvemen"
easy and possession at once. ~
No. 6.-S three story bricks on
ton street, between l2lh and i'A,,.1
The modern impIovsmenh,. VII vi
side and back yard, and besuhiwf
In front. -,. ,,.I
No. 6.-btwo-story bricks wllhN
back buildings, with modern ~.
ces, situated ON Lombard stree a%
Terms accommodating, new ~
plete. .,,t
No.1-Four new two-story oii1
ON Walnut street between liA ~
Terms ommodatiDg'
No. s.-Fine three-st0ry oilsn
No. 40. West street. with nioue'
msnts, possession al once. ,,,crjS
No. Large thrse-story DIE. Is'n,
with all the modern lmpIWvs,:s
complets order, situated on n@ ,ss,
between 18th and 13ihi lot 10y s, ~
No. 10. Brick stAbls. on ,s Siit
near Market, In COED oruef VIZ
yard back. ,ous
at the north west corner OF p''
, nue. and Jefferson streets ,alfsr
No ~ Fine three and 'nr hsm
with three-stOry back oui,pa l,h ssa
! on Market street between os" wiItI
door above Masonic Tempe e,',sIs d
ern conveniences, also n s.a"
street, on the back ehu Vi ~"
location Tor q physician. or Nk
No. l3.-Three-story ollch,gv
kei Street iot extending thToas:,.
ley street, would take road nIa
part pay ment II Location Ss ~v'i rc
No. I5.-1'hree-story OrioA'
Jefferson street. ..,cr vihr
No. l6.-Tnree-slory pINp pTIn,nsi N
improvements No. IO5 Lax s, N11
No. 17.-Three-stOry ''
nal street. .,ck m rHt
No. I8.-Two-story brich O
near Lowering avenue; .,cts Cd "
No. two-story pfi'N
avenue near Lincoln. in MclJfs
No. 2O.-Frame house ii,np II, ~ op W
No. 21.-Splendid dwsiitnD awe, t,6Di EGs
ton above Tenth, WIN Al.o o.
ward, in excellent ordel, Nsrbes
ers both east and wesi sisT .,
! M. NJ. Child offers ior feH'
dwellings: ,.oat
No. $40 Market slrees eanue.
&" 1917 Delaware a'o'
i" 2O2 West ST. eel.
O." 2l7 Jefferson street.
" 1I12 King street.
q" gl5 Delaware ave, aver"
6. 92O Madison slroesa slraa
q" 33l +. Fourth sart sl,reet. .af1
- s22 W. Fourth s"M N. NJ t
Apply to ~ awesl SevspS
jan2l-tf
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PROFITABLE PEDEsTRIAEIsM.-T
money secured at the great international
walking match in New York, was di-
vided on Tuesday. O'Lsary was left out
of the division. The receipts were as fol-
The daily gazette., 1879-03-21

Evervthinp needed in flrst class cook
stove. IA to be found in theHdrvest Home
Range. This range with twenty other
patterns of cook stoves is to be found at
II. f. Pickels's, Nos. 7 and 9 e. Fourth
strset feb2l-u
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SHERIFF'S S.ALE,S.

SHERLFF,S SALES.
S HERIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue of IA writ o, Venditioni Ex-
poHas, te me directed, will be exposed to
public sale, at the
HOTEL OF JACOB HYATrE,
In Newport, In Chrisiiana hundred, New
Castle county, Delaware, on
FRIDAY,
The 2oth day of MARCH. 1879
al O'Clock, p ~ the following described
Real state, viz: All that, the followino
described and mentioned lots or parcels
OF land and marsh now constituting one
farn, Situated, ~ lag and being i'm Christi.
ana hundred, New Castle county. Della
ware, viz: Containing finy-fiv acres of
land adjoining lands OF Michael Kincb .
william sink, Henry Lstimore, c. Der,
wells heirs. ~''"
No. . Containing sc acres and 81 percbas
OF land, adjoining lands of Isaac ri ling
Johh Wn1leman, lands belonging TO III,
heiis OF Thomas Caldwell, deceased lann
late the property OF A. Poulson and ~.
Mill. " iieises
No; 3. A lot OF Marsh IN the Great New
Eort Marsh, adjoining marsh OF Edward
Ialnali, james j. Brindley and the narsh
isau, containing five acres two roods ana
unity peIches OF marsh, containing aIIu
t..ner ABOUT nlnety-seven acres OF land
ana marsh, be the same more or iass
me improvements are IL large frame "a, Il
stone dwelling house, large frame harm
WIN stone stabling, frame shedding. corn
crioo c and other outbuildings, also a large
Darn thereon erected.
seized and taken in execution az the
property of Joseph 3. Lyman. deceased
nepecca a. Lyman. Execulrix of Jos. IS,
HSnah' deceased ana TO be sold by
dOHN PY n ShartR
,o sherif's Office, New Castle. March 10
awe mario eodLB
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PUBLIC SALES.

DUBDIC SALE OF STOCK.
The subscribers will sell at public sale, |
II the Chadt's ford Hotel. on
MONDAY. MARCH 2%th, 1873,
Forty head OF extra Lancaster county
fresh cows. srringers. bulls ana Ieeue,s,
A credit OF 90 days will 6e given giMup sie ~
AMOS W. HOU f.
L. W. Stidham a Son. Auct. mar20-WH
nUBI,IC eALE.-The subscriber VIII
sell at Public Sale. Al the stanies OF ~.
N. Gibson, in French street. between
Front and Second, Wiim'nAtoh' pei'' on
SATURDAY, MARCH I'D, 1879,
AtJ2x O'Clock.
II head OF well selected horse es !,
HrN1 pair Of mules, az Young, Q,
AN >goOd sine, and good workers ana
AA drivers. The horses VIII De =,
the stables from Monday morning until
day OF sale, fer inspection.
A credit Of 30 days Will De given ~ ,ne me
purcbaser giving a b. nkable note with an
approved endorser. II. SH HARPLESS.
L. w. Slidham d Son, AuctionseIs.
marls-3td w1ts
OF Lancaster County
cows AND sPRIN GERS. IWDn
VIII be sold at Public sale,
at the Green Tree Hotel, in
Delaware, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 18th, ius,
81 l o'clock, p. M,
| Is head OF Fresh Cows ana bprlnsss. =
| lot OF young Bulls that have never poen
| in the DAIRY, come Ewes with Lambs.
| A credit OF " days will b. gives: Ne
/ reinforcement on accOont OF weans:-
Saie 10 commence at I O'Clock. II th'
weather is unfa vorable, sheds TO sell un
der. ,u .ooovv
l.. w. stidham a Son, Auctionesrs.
mario wit asst tue wed .fri
SPECIAL AND PEREMP
III TORY SALE by auction OF largs
and splendid collection OF elegant jewelry
aud plated ware. al the Auction Room. Ill
market ktreet, Wilmington, Delaware
| oom m encing Monday evening, March Atf
atIx O'Clock. and afternoon at O'Clock
continuing each day and evening until th
stock Is sold being the entire stock OF a
old established retail Jeweler, who 10 re
| firing from business, and which must D.
positively sold. The goods are OF the Zines
quality, and will be fully warranted.
The collection Ia very extensive, AM
omprises. diamond earrings and nnse
rings, solitaire and In clusters, ladies' an,
| gents American and Swiss gold and sill
yer wal ches, nne gold sets, chains, breast
| pins, &c, &C. Also, a large assortm ont @
plated ware Of the best quality In tea sets
I.psrgnes, cake baskets, pudding dishes
Ice pitchers, salvers, Rogers sr0ther'
knives, forks, spoons, DC. DC.
~ Ladies' are especially invited TO q
tend this sale. morA-ot
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4 nRCHESTKAL MUSIC.
PROF. A. W. AARINKsEN, announces
that he has formed an Orchestra. which
can be enga ged To furnish music for ba Is
soirees and pic-nics. al very reasonable
rates. Addr, IS
WAsHINGTON HOUSE.
feb3-3mOseOd
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DOR KEN r.
NOR RENT.

EoR RENT.
No, 1921 Tatnall street.
No. 1iUO Tatnall street.
No. 1905 Tatnxll street.
No. s35 Tatnall street.
No. S2s Madison street.
No. Ti3 Jefferson street.
No 90l Giipin avenue.
No. 9O3 Gilpin avenue.
No. 6O4 West 9th street.
No. 6li West 9th sire /.
No. SIS East Tth street.
No. 503 East 10Th street.
No. 1908 Lombard street.
And many others (large and sni1
STORE PROPERTIES,
No. I'll Market treeL
No. $40 Market street.
S. W. Cor. 7th n Spruce Sts. ani "a
No. IL NJ irket street.
EVANS PENNlNGIG
febl2-dtf Cor. sth a Mslis
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The remaining $1,000 was left in bank
to cover any contingencies which might
arise, but as the unsettled claims are
comparatively small the prevailing i'm
preston last night was that the action OF
the meeting would be reconsidered and
eventually OLeary would be allowed
81 900. If this is not done the final bal
ance Will be divided on the basis of fifty,
thirty and twenty per cent.
When O'Leary won the Ashley belt in
the six days contest in March, 1878, the
money prizes awarded to the competitors
were as follows:-
O'Leary, E750; Vaughan, ECO; Brown,
f105; Ide, G55; Corkey, G45; j. Smith,
G45; q. johnson, j. Groves, j. McLeroy,
w. H. Smith, w. Lewis, S. X. johnson,
j. Bailey, w. Gregory, w. Smith, f20
each g. G. Martyr and q. Hazel, f10
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Pratt'S Astral Oil.

1 i aus "A > III dk O1l.
Supplies fully the want for a perfectly
safe and reliable lilum mating Oilior FAM
lily use. free not only from the danger Of
explosion but from the danger OF the fluid
igniting should The lighted lamp he upset.
IL /, PIT up in gal, and gal. tin cans,
each OF which is closed with metal cap,
bearing the manufacturers stamp. Hav-
ing handled several hundreds OF thousands
OF gallons OF this oil without a single acci-
dent resulting from its use we can cout-
denLiliy recon mend IL as a perfectly pure
and safe oil. For sale Wholesale and retail
by z. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth d Market Sis
Physicians Pocket Cases, Buggy
Cases, &C., for sale by
JAMES BELT.
Cor. sixth 4 Market SITS
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. The
m est complete stock, and the largest as
sortment of Surgical instruments ever ex-
hibited in this city. For sale at New York
prices. illustrated catalogues furnished
by u. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Skin Il Market Sts,
Prof. j. A. Going's Horse Remedies
Veterinary Editor of "iSpu1t Of The 1fm.s ,')
Going's Worm destroyer, Copeman's Ton
ic Powder, Going's Coiic Powder, Going's
Cough Powder. Goinc's "Anatemy OF The
Horse" "a card-skeleton upon which is
located every important disease to which
the horse rs liable.l All the above foi sale
by the Agent, u. JAMES BELT,
Wholesale q Retail Druggist,
Cor. Sixth 4 Market Sic.
LADIES'DEPARTMENT.
For supporters, Braces. Trusses, Elastic
stockings, Anklets, Knee caps, Syringes
&C.
~Private Room. Lady Attendant,
Private entrance Tor Ladies' at No. West
z. JAMES BELT,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Corner Sixth and Market sreets
WilningtOn Delaware
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EOR REET.-A suite OF from, rom
T. the second story of the Am
Building. now occupied by Z. Pehnn5
real estate agent. Inquire Of
feb2O-N j. 7. ALLN0y
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EOR RENT.-Dwelling No, a h
I street, rent low. Apply 10
JOS. l.. CARPENTER !,
mar1l-n 6lS Market M
The daily gazette., 1879-03-21

EOR RENT.-Second -story tron,
T. In Gazette building, 4ls Marts,s
Apply at this Once.
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EOR SALE. highIy improv,c.
l. of 1903 acres in White CLAY Crss,
dred. Al enclosed In O.age Hedss
vided into hve fields. Larpe am.
chard in full bearing. Public sciiT
Joining the fsrm. Bnildings-Larssp
sion Double Ienani House, Barn, Gna
first claks farm. xmiles from sta;',
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-10-07
A Gracious Thought About Women.

The man who meets and loves the woman
of twenty-five is truly fortunate, and she is
equally fortunate in meeting and loving him,
says a writer in a female journal. At that
age she seldom deceives herself and is seldom
deceived. She may not have, she is not
likely to have then, her first sentimental eX-
p~erience but such experience at such All age
is more than sentimental and rarely ever
leeting. She looks back at the youths
she was enamored of between sixteen or
eighteen and twenty-five, and they are wolse
than Indifferent Or repellant to her-they are
ridiculous, and in some sort she, as she then
was, is ridiculous to herself. She cannot but
think what she has escaped; she cannot but
be grateful to her destiny that her sympathies
and affections have be.n reserved for a worthy
object and a higher end. At twenty-five, it
ever, a woman knows and estimates herself.
She is less liable to emotional or mental mis-
takes she is far surer Of her future, because
she feels that her fate is to a certain extent
within her own hands. Not only is she
~lovelier and more loveable, broader and
stronger than she has been, but her welded
happiness and powers of endurance are in a
manner guaranteed. .
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-10-07
BUTTE MARKET REPORT,

WHOLESALE @ 10 tn TIONS.
'.--' BUTTE, MONTANA, Oct. 7, 1879.
SuGAR-Per sack of loo lbs, extra c., S12; A.,
SO %; Circulated, $3.50 Powdered, sls;
sxRuPs@u,nited states cs silver Drip. 5s $500;
n Sisi s e sai., G sise e sel sns2 81 Sil ss'ss Drip
Jaya FEan 81 sss; y. Rio Be- (fRh sas,S; Ss So;m Rio,
Sc. Charities o. &. j., 4oc.
79c; to 81 2S; Gusn,pseewder, roc. to s1.5o; Young
Wax, 40 ID, ss!7s; stearic Wax, 20 Id. box,
soAp-White Russian, $500 per box OF. IS lbs.
Ceylon, So per box Of IS lbs: Mottlel, 81;
India :, 81 20; sh as ed: s5;7s j. 81 La a.n.
man XXX, Sc 90 PER box CASTLE, moattied,
" s;perlb; CASTLE, white imported, 80 G;
CoAL OIL-Five gal. cans, 112 fire test, 4sc. 100
test test "a c.; 100 test, 5Sc.; 100 test, eoc.; r5
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ffne cut) 70 to 9Oc Gold
L. p. Gold Block. Csc. and s5c. Jones' So
s ssee' Me- Meda sEse, a soe.; PAGES ,ses' Sfa Mienseo sSe'
ToBAccs--Smoking. Bullion, Soc: Flower of
the Vest & S sSc': Our PMa al,4s; soc He,f p e rig e
Montana, 7Oc.: Ingleside, 95c.: Eye Lash,
Hams, --- States. 16c: bacon, 12c. lard
1885,: salt, dairy 5 c.: cheese s. loo Goldfish,
(boneless> 12c. Mackerel, 81. 90 to S4.25 Pc
kit: California assorted fruits, $500: To-
matoeS, 2h ID. cans, $500 per case: Jellies
and jams, 50 90: States 8 lb. o. G. Tomatoes,
5000: Corn, (Winslow's) 5000: Peas, (Eriel
5000: Peas, (sugar) $3.50: Beans, $500: Sal
mon, $3.50: Goldfish balls. $3.50: Rice, (Chi-
nay 400 $500: matt; Carolina, lie. per ID.
Beans, &c., Milwaukee, Beer, $500 per case
Brooms, $3.50 per doz.: Lima beans, lie.
[grain) 30c. Crackers, (soda and pic nicl lac:
Corn starch, 5000 per box: Silver Gloss
starch, $6.25 per box: Dried apples, lie,
peaches. 17c., cherries, 26c., ground cherries,
1Gc., blackberries, 14c., raspberries, SEC.
Sauces, catsup, S5.25 per case pepper, $500
per case; L.. & p. Worcestershire, $3.50 and
500 per doz.; Oysters, IXL., $500 case
Cove, S5.25 case.
WINES AND LIQUoRs-Whisky, 20. F. G. Sour
Mash, $500 per gal. Hume 4.0O to $500 pei
gal, Cabinet, $2.O0 to $500: per GAL, Port,
$500 to $500 per GAL. (choice) Sherry, $500
to Shopper gal, Catawba, $3.50 per gal, Imp.
Wine, $21.O per case; Hostetter's Bitters
$1,000 case.
FLoUR-Celebrated Empire mills. $3. 25; Gala.
xxx 1926; Missoula Mills $500; French
CoRN MEAL-White, sNc., yellow, &c.
C.
OArs-ss.0o from store: selling from wagon
-$1.75.
EGGS-45 cents.
NAILS-1Od, S6.25 per keg.
SHOvELs-$11.OO per doZ.
AxES-$12.5 so case Gold Dust" X. K, S13.5
case Hunts, $13.5 so case
AXE H~ELvES-$4.75 per doz.; Pick helves
tWashoe) $4.75 per doz.; r. r., $500 perdoz
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-10-07

Among a host of good friends whom it has
been a real pleasure to meet in Helena this
week is Mr.. Con. Murphy, Assessor of Deer
Lodge county. This public officer seems not
only to thoroughly understand his duties, but
to devote to them his entire attention. His
assessment of the county this year will tran
scend that of any preceding year, and the
promise is that it will closely approach if it
does not reach $4,OOO,OO0. Assessment re-
turns up to the 10Th of September, made to
the Board of Equalization, foots up s., 254.0OO.
The assessment will not be completed till
abous the 10Th of November, at which time
the greater SUI stated is expected to be at
tanned. Butte and vicinity, it is believed,
will show an assessab!e property valuation of
not less than 81. 100000. 1t is probable that
Deer Lodge county will this year show an
aggregated wealth exceeding that of Lewis
and Clarke, and in this respect take her place
at the head of the counties of the Territory.
Herald. "'
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FROM MILES CITY.
Yellowstone Journal, 25th.

1ClloWStOlAC coulI St Jul
1t is reported that gold has been found on
the Tongue river about 200 miles up, and
several parties have already started for the
new diggings.
The County Commissioners have been
busily occupied this week with the adjustment
of contested assessments. They awarded the
wood contract to Mr.. John Woodliff, of Buff
falo Rapids, at the following rates: 30 cords
cottonwood, at $3.50; 10 cords of cedar, at
$3.50 10 cords of pine at $7.15.
The case of Judge Carmichael with the
rest of the criminal calendar was set over III
til the May term of the District Court.
Meanwhile the Judge is suspended aud the
County Commissioners on Tuesday afternoon
appointed Mr.. j. NJ. Mcbride TO the position
of Probate Judge ad interim.
1t would be an excellent investment for
some enterprising party to establish a grist
mill in this vicinity. Even the N. P. r. r.
will not be able to carry off the future wheat
supply of the valley at remunerative prices.
while the growing population will create a
steady demand for -four.
The United States engineer party under
Mr.. Tower, at Buffalo Rapids, have succeeded
in opening a channel three feet deep through
one of the worst portions of the Rapids. The
work has necessarily been done with a hand
derrick. Mex: year the steam "crab" will
be used and the work will 60 on a great deal
faster.
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The Military Telegraph.

The telegraph party, thirty-two in number,
under command of Capt. Hobart and Lieut..
Thompson, strung the Military Telegraph
wire through town on Monday. They have
made progress at the rate Of about seven
miles per day since leaving Helena, and ex-
pect to reach Fort Missoula October 10th.
The poles used are the Minnesota white cedar
six dollar poles, of which mention has been
made. IL is said they are practically ind!s-
tructible, and will last several times as long
as pine or fir. Ii this is true, they may prove
cheaper In the end than pine ; but, ON the 9TH
er hand, persons posted O the Missoula tim
Der say any quantity Of white cedar poles
could be had this side of Cedar creek. The
poles ore set 81 feet deep and 25 to the mile.
The wire ID galvanized and ~anneaied, and
first quality insulators are used. In tosn a
lightning wire Is run from the top to the bot
tom 0f each pole. We do not know If this
is lone on the entire line, but presume It Is.
We are unable yet to learn where Offices will
be- established, but are informed The line will
be available to the public, the Government
merely reserving precedence for Govern
ment business.-Nss North West.