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Consumptives gain in flesh, strength and
spirits under daily use of the Malt Bitters.

From hundreds of reported cases where pa
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A Western minister put to flight crowd
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Children of ID. F. Soreson, of Madison,
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Political.
aprl.eod&weoanE.

The Governor of kentucky, under the Con-
s,itu,ion of the State, is ineligible for re-
election.
Those gentlemen who apparently attend
republican conventions in this State for no
other purpose than to turn them into boiling
conclaves, have reason to be discouraged at
their miserable failures thus far.-BostoH
Journal
Nebraska, that vigorous and growing State,
which at the last election had republican
majority of 25, 900 in total vote of 1000.
has sixtv-seven republican papers. That tells
the story.
DAYS are months in a Presidential year.
The unit rule adopted in Pennsylvania and
the instructions at Utica, in mid-Winter,
have been outlawed by the political statute OF
limitations, so much has happened since
then.
There will be another large batch of Re-
publican Conventions this week. Tennessee
and Mississippi republicans will meet on
Wednesday, and probably add from thirty
five to forty votes to the Grant cOlnmn. On
Thursday, New Hampshire, New Jersey,
Maryland and Delaware will come to the
front with pretty solid Blaine reinforce
ment, and possibly few scattering votes for
Grant. The Wisconsin republicans will meet
on Friday, and elect delegation which will
certainly be anti-Grant, whatever else it is.
Blaine and Washburne are said to have a
good many friends in the State, and the for
mer stands a good chance for getting the
larger part of the delegates.
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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1880-11-10
TERRITORIAL COURTS.

Territory Of Montana, SS.--The undersigned, Jus.
iices of the Supreme Court Of Montana Territory,
being assemble at the seat of government for said
Territor hereby make the following order in rela-
tion to the times and places for holding the District
Courts OF said Territory and order the same Of recod:
FIRST DIsTRICr-E. j. CoNGER, Judge.
AT VIRGINIA CITY, in Madison county, the second
Monday of November, and the third Monday of March
At RADERsBURG, in Jefferson county, first Monday
of September, and the third Tuesday Of February
At BozEMAN, in Gallatin county, the third Monday
of October, and the third Monday of April.
AT MILES CITY, in Custer county, the fourth Mon
day Of September, and the fourth Monday of May.
SECOND DIsTRICT-W. j. GALBRAITH, Judge
In Deer Lodge county, at DEER LODGE City, second
Monday in April; first Monday in September; first
Monday in December.
In Mssoula county, at M1ssoULA, fourth Monday In
June; second Monday III November
In Beaverhead county, at BANNAcK, first Monday IN
June; second Monday in October.
THIRD DISTRICT d. s. WADE, Judge
At HELENA in Lewis and Clarke County, first Mon
day in March, ard the fifth Monday i'll November.
At DIAMOND CITY, in Meagher county, the third
Monday in April, and the third Monday in October.
AT FoRT BENTON, ia Choteau county, the hrst Mon
day In May and the third Monday in September.
a DECIUS S. WADE, Chief Justice.
E. j. CDNGER, Associate Justice.
Attest:-1 r. ALDEN. Clerk.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1880-11-10

Nav YORK, November 8.-The Cleveland
Leader publishes a letter from Secretary
Sherman TO Hon. } ohm DalzeIl, in which the
Secretary announces himself candidate for
Senator from Ohio, subject to the wish Of the
Legislature. He concludes Z do not
know what is the desire Of General Garfield,
but can see that my election might relieve
him from embarrassment and leave him to
do as he thought best in the formation Of his
cabinet
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1880-11-10
$500 per Year.
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CONTENTS:

FIRST aphic-Election News-Notes Of
News-Fhe Old World.
SECOND PAeE-'The American Newspaper-A Story Of
our Next President-The Cars Bride-Fashlon,
Fppery and Folly
THIRD PAGE-Let us Have Peace-Floating Fancies.
FOURTH PAGE-Editoral Notes-After the Struggle
Desert Lands Important to Miners-Martin 1 Mining
Di.trict-Taiings-A Card Change Of Bishops.
Frpru PAeE-Lamenta ations-The Artful Dodger-
Montana Bismarck Items
SIXTH pAGE-Poetry-Qn Qnien Sabe-A Pretty Story of
the Queen of 1taly-The Color and Markings Of
Horses-Ony Cape and q Sword.
SEVENTH PAGE-A Frontier Sketch-To Land Grab
bers-Personal and 1mper5onal.
F1GHTH PAGE-Church Services-In Town and Out
A Rich Suike-Purely Persona-Board OF Trade
Meeting-Our Card Basket--Benton School.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1880-11-10
Speculations.

WARRINGTON, November 8. - Personal
friends Of Gen. Garfield say he will not take
bis seat in the Houae Of Representatives,
but will in a few days resign both it and his
prospective membership in the Senate. His
successor in the House, who will, Of course,
be 3 Republican, may be elected upon ten
days notice. It is believed Secretary Sher-
man, although he could doubtless be at the
head of the Treasury department under Pre-
ident Garfield if he wished, will re-enter the
Senate as Thurman's successor, in place Of
Garfield, and that Governor Foster, Of Ohio,
will be given Cabinet position, probably the
Secretaryship of the Interior. The friends
of Attorney General Devens predict that he
will be nominated to q position on the Su-
preme Bench during the coming session of
Congress, to succeed either Justice Clifford or
Justice Hunton, one OF whom it is said will
probably retire before President Hayes goes
out Of Office.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1880-11-10
THE GID WORLD.
a BRdgeG or NeWs.anea Gossip FrOrn
Across Ene Water.

The death struggle between the landlords
and Land League IN Ireland has reached the
crisis point for the present. Some Of the
leaders Of the Land League are to be prose
sented, il does not yet clearly appear for
what. It is hard to draw limit to speech
under 8 free Government, and the loopholes
Of she law are rather in favor Of the people
than of the Crown. It is well to keep ones
mind clear on the main points Of this agita-
ton, for it is an agitation wider in its scope
and bearing than the island to which it is at
present confined. It is strike on the part
Of the tillers and renters of the coil against
the principle that the life giving earth is the
absolute property Of the individual who hap
pens to hold portion Of it by right Of birth
or purchase, a thing SO sacred in itself that
even the peoples Government may not step
in to modify BY somuch as hair the relation
between the holder and his tenants. The
landlord S idea is that he is as absolute in his
possession and power as the old Roman noble
was over his slaves. They were his ehattles,
tools, property, to be dealt with or done
with as he pleased This is the meaning of
Lord Palmerston's famous declaration, which
has been chrystallized into principle on one
side, that tenants right is landlords wrong.
There is the struggle and the principle over
which it is being fought out. For the rest,
there is violence on both Sides Reports say
that the Governments is resorting to q sort of
legal triekery with view to convict certain
speakers It would be better now and IN the
long run to take them np fairly and sanarel1
on their words, some Of which are wild ard
wicked enough, and not forget that behind
the fools there is d patieLt and suffering peo-.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1880-11-10
Latest From Meagher County.
Fraud.

New York, Nov. 8.-'Ihe following cir
cular letter signed by VIM. A. Fowler,
Chairman of the executive committee Of the
Democratic State Committee, was issued to-
day. "Reports Of fraud in the elections held
in this city and Brooklyn on the second Of
Of Nov. are such that if the frauds reported
are established, the electoral vote of this
State will be cast for Hancock and English,
and steps for thorough investigation are
now being considered. In the meantime we
hand herewith a blank form of protest which
you will please execute, varied in substance
according to circumstances, and hand in TO
the county convassers as early this week as
possible, and not later than Thursday, the
4th." The form of the protest is as follows:
'The undersigned hereby protest against
the allowance Of the vote cast for Plesden-
tial Electors On Nov. 2, 1880, in name OF
place as canvassed and returned by the board
Of county for The reason that it did not state
the facts in detail. We would respectfully
request that this protest may be attached to
the return Of such vote, that We may not be
considered to have, by Silence, aequiesced in
these acts.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1880-11-10

Three States.

HELENA, NoV. 9-The total vote q Con
necticut for President, as shown BY complete
returns from official sources, was 1876. 500;
Gafields plurality $40. The total vote for
Governor was 1925. BigeloU's (rep)
plurality Q 331; majority, 1,1O2.
The Texas Democratic State and National
ticketis carried ~ 10000 majority. shep-
ard, (dem) for Congress, is elected, giving
Texas q solid Democratic Representation in
Congress.
Returns from fifty counties complete show
. Republican majority of19,412; Demoera-
tic majorities, IS, 1919; Republican gains,
2 .292;; Democratic gains, |, 971; net Repub-
lican gain, 312
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1880-11-10
NOTES OF NEWS.
Dome

A rumor has reached Boston that the St.
Paul and Northwestern roads are consider
ing consolidation.
It's understood that in the forthcoming
report Of The secretary OF the interior, favor
able aIlusion will be made to the Notheren
Pacific railroad. This point will interest
many holders Of its bonds.
A Roman Catholic priest has written 9
letter concerning immigration, ID Wich he
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1880-11-10

side was very heavy is pointed out to sustain
the charges. Kings county, for example,
where Tilden's friend, Boss Mclaughlin,
rules, shows greater Democratic loss than
any other county except New York.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1880-11-10
Charges Against Tildeu

New York, November 8. 5.-KeIlys organ
charges the Sun and other supporters of. I'll
den with stabbIng Hancock, and TIE tact
that in the counties where Tilden's mos1
trusted friends have control the change Of
votes from the Democratic to the Republican
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1880-11-10
CHOTEAU COUNTY.

Choteau county election returns published
below are still incomplete. The returns OF
Carroll precinct have not been received In
our next issue we will be able to give the
official returns Of the county.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1880-11-10
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY OF MONTANA,
DELEGATE IN CONGRESS.

DELEGATE IN CONGRESS.
Hon MARTIN MAG1NN1s, Helena.
Office. Name. Residence.
Governor ....... BENZ. T. POTTS, .....H Helena
Secretary. JAS. II. MILLS. 80. Deer Lodge
Chief Justice. d S. WADE. ............ Helena
Associate Justices " " j. GAIBR2iTH, Deer Lodge
T. S District Attorney, ); I: DRYDEN ....... Helena
g. S. Marshal, ALEX. c. BOTKIN, ,...........
Surveyor General. R. II. MASON. Helena.
Register Land Office, JAS. e. MOE.
Receiver Land Office E. 2. STERLTNG......
Collector internal Revenue, T. 2. FULLER.
Collector Customs, r. A. CUMMINGS. Benton.
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS AND CLERKS.
Second iBi District, m ~ ALEX. s. MAYHEM Deer Lodge
Third District j. A. JOHNSTON. Helena.
Clerk 1st Dist. Court, THEO MUFFLY. Virginia City.
Clerk ID dist. co'rt GEO. W. IRVINE, ID, Deer Lodge
Clerk Sd Dist. Court, ALEX. H. BEAIIlE. =. Helena.
UNITED STATES ASSAY OFFICE.
Assayer. Russell 3. HARRISON. ............. Helena
Meter, III. A. EYENDORFF. Helena
TERRIToIIAL OFFICERS.
Anditor JOSEPH ?. W0OLMAN AN.......... Helena.
Tsadeneo Ws2ep o p Peneniarv III oTK Deer Ioda
Supt Public Schools, W. EGBERT SMITH. Butte
Supreme Court Reporter, G. HEDGES. -. Helena.
Clerk Supreme Court, ISAAC r. ALDER. Helena.
UNITED STATES EXAMINING SURGEON.
W. r. BU-LARD..... -. ......-.-.,-. Helena
BOzEMAN LAND DISTRICT.
Register. DAVIS WILSON .............. .EogemaD.
Receiver, j. Y. BoaERF. ...........--.. bozeman.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1880-11-10

A Row 10 the Democratic Camp in New
York-Kelly and Tilden BY
the Ears.
Secretary Sherman Will be Candidate for
the United States Senate.
The Democrats Raise the Issue Of Fraud
in New York and Brooklyn.
specnlations on the Complexion Of the Next
Congress.
California Doubtful.
HELENA, Nov. II.
California can only be decided by the Of
fetal vote
Nevada gave 800 majority for General
Hancock.
--latest From Meagher County.
DIAMOND, City, Nov. 8.
Major Maginnis majority in the county is
200.
The majority in favor Of White Sulphur
Springs is 240.
RAIDER and RotWiIl are elected. Whaley
is probably elected by few votes
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1880-11-10

Hon. MARTIN MAG1NN1s, Helena.
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UNITED STATES EXAMINING SURGEON.

Supreme Court Reporter, G. HEDGES. -. Hell
Clerk Supreme Court. ISAAC r. ALDEE..... Hel'
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1880-11-10
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS AND CLERKS.

UNITED STATES ASSAY OFFICE.
Assayer Russell 3. HARRISON. ............ Helena
Meter, III. A. MEYENDORFF. ............. Helena.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1880-11-10

The Cabinet interohanged complimentary
congratulations few days since, Vneh %
.retary Sherman took occasion 20 eau as's1'..
lion TO The very nAtte1ing eonaisloa $ ~
Treasury The President expressed h'E,.s,s.s
al greatly pleased with ha EXTENDED ytss,s.'.
.frip, anl the uniform courfesiea exfsneea =
himself and party.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1880-11-10
n g WADE,

Chief Justice. d. S. Wal :He1ena
Associate j. eHnfHH ahnBRzT vsss Deer hodsy Ss
y. S. District Attorney, ). L. DRYDEN Helena
q. s. Marshal, ALEX. C. BOTKIN. O.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1880-11-10
rEpRrroR1AL OFFICERS.

auditor, JOSEPH P. WOoLMAN. ........... Helen
Treasurer. D. Fl. WESTON. Helen
Warden Of Penitentary, W. ". BOrKIN, Deer Lode
Sup't Public Schools, w. EGBERT SMITH. Butt
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1880-11-10

Surveyor General. R. Il. MASON. ....... .Hele
Register Land Office, JAS. E. MOE:.......... :"
Receiver Land Office, 3. P. STERLING... I"
Collector Internal Revenue, T. P. FULLER. +"
Collector Customs, r. A. CUMMINGS. ..... Bent
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1880-11-10

BozE1EAN LAND DIETRICH.
Register, DAVIS WILSON. N............... FogeInaD.
Receiver, J. V. B0GEEtT. T............... .Bozeman.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1880-11-10

r. BU1LARD..... -. .......s,.,-. Helena
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-31
WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT.

The following Is general summary OF the
weather for the week ending Saturday Inst. II.
sued BY Brig. Con. Meyer. Chief Signal Officer.
u. y. A.:
From Saturday to Monday an extensive sres
OF high pressure covered the country from the,
Pacific coast to the Southern States. with 9enor.
ally clear and cool w.ather, except northsast.
s5y wsss1n peon oG a s9d maao
on the Texas coast, and rains along he Sntiro
gull coast. On Monday on area Of low pressure
appeared over Manitoba which by Tuesday
renee valley accompanied BY brisk TO high
westerly winds In the lake region and Middle
states: the highest preBsures we're u anSfefrod
e the pa sG5thw ca. and he WsSns.a.1
storm area moved eastward TO Nova Scotia,
New ENGLAND and Middle Atlantic coast and
Lower Lake region, while to the west Of ths
Mississippi the winds veered TO southerly WITH
1Malling pressure and occasional rain. On
s14ss hs h aEnsit g and rs s:
commenced Ia the, Chic vnllsy. On y, lday tho
storm area. from the Pacific Btates. moved from
The Rocky mountain region to the northwest.
of depression. and preceded BY rainy reNther
thence TO the Atlantic coast " 10 this morning
central over Iowa and Illinois. and general
The rainfall for the past week averaged about
as follows In the various districts: Canadian
maritime provinces, 0.A5 inch; st. Lawrence
sx ey New a aS rsson o az sasp Zs ss
tic States OBS: South Atlantic States, 10; Esst-
ern Gulf States 90: Western Gulf HtAies.
! 10; Ohio valley and Tennessee 0ss; Upper
o55: Red. river OF the North valley. traoe: sasi.
ern Rocky mountain slope. from Dakota 10
Interior Of Texas, O.lO: Rocky mountains. o1o:
plateau districts. oo2: southern California. oso
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-31
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Daniel Young to Jacob Stanley. three lots and
improvements, bounded by Broadway, Water.
Chestnut and Front streets. 30xl2e 4sO0
/. John Adams 70 John II. Remers. n lot and
buildings. bounded by Delarnnde, Peter, H6guln
and Bouny streets: 30x12o. $3.50,
Mias Eugenie Tomntis to Mrs. j. Brun, d lot
and buildfngs bounded by Magazine. Camp,
0Aiennie and Erato streets. 3ax127 e2S00
jacob Fischer to 1yivain TujJaue, a lot and
and Second streets. 30x126 1850.
Edwin J. Florance TO Philo n. Skidmore. two
lots and buildings. bounded by Camp. NAT chez,
Magazine and Poy dras streets, 2exs5 $22 spQ,
N Mr. T., NJ A Morgan to mrs. A. smolA Sist
Clio and Ram part street. 34xe4. $1,000.
Francois Dubois TO Mr.. NJ Shockpaw, 3 lot,
otc.. bounded by Poydras. Perdido. Qirod and
1t: Paul streets. l3x10B $376. r- o. -
. JAS. l.. Swan TO Miss Emma Swan, lot md
buildings, bounded by Ram part. Dryades. rSr-
dido md Poydras streets s2xo5. 5000,
Juan Ribas to ChAs. Hanispe. five lots md
i lip ments two on Front street. near ORE
the consideration was N ney advanced.
Mr.; and Mrs. Jno. A BlafYer, Mrs.. M. Phllo,
MI. II. Ostermann and G.. A. Il. BlafYer to Mr..
Il M. Il; papin lot and buildings. bonndsd y
"a a9ozlne. Poydras. Natch'z and Tchoppi-
toulRs streets. 20x1i3. 4l1 ,458 "a,
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Buoklo--colors, orauaa. black esp mad
anah TO ngat ~ <xIl
4.es f4satt

Buokie--colors, orange. black esp mad
saNn 40 pounds. ...sss--....- al.
Tlme. t:5s3s---t :sSta.
Second kScs~Tha piskwick stakes. for thr 90
year Odds: ~ entrance. y. r.. with 1.Ihp nddO4s
iirst horse ssoe. second ssa. NILE heats.
VIM Cottrill enters 2; I: Manarnssr by imp
and red, white sRsh: TN poupaB..-.. I I
Caldwell 4 Cree enter oh. I. arysAptleraOp. 81
By Ventilstor. dam Queen OF BcotH- COL.
ore. blue and blue. with orcbs: ao3
pounds .--.sts.... .. .ss ~
q. b. Morris enters eh r. Knight rsmplar.
by Feilowcrnft dam Emma Johnson
colors, red jacket. white cap: 101
roid. dam by Bncklock--oolors. has
and gray: 1902 pounds ..........t.-..s.%- & 4
Time, 1.4GA~-1 AT.
Third Raee-Puras t250 for all HGoH: frst
hOrse 5000. 500 nd $50 One mile and half
q. j. Morris enters b. h. Longtaw, q =. o.. BY
Longfeow. dam Alfpper--colors. red
jacket white cap: 11b pounds. 1
Eatchlor i Pickett enter b: m. Maggie May.
and blue: f07 pounds. -, ;:.,.-..-. 2
Caldwell " Cree enter b. m. Mnry walton. ~
o., by John Morgan. dam Ella Cheathhxra--
colora, blue and blue. With croSA: 1H
pOunda ...+.. :" .-.s.*s.s
Wnl. Lakea aud enters b. b. Little Rob. aged,
by Rebel. dam VirRinia--colors. black and
black. white sleeves: 1t9p nunas. ..-.---...
o.. by Henry OFallon, dam by Mareo-co1-
ors. green and green. orange sleeves: iU1
Time, 2:A3h centre
For Thursday three races are announced
with full and fine entries.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-31
BASE BALL.

game for the junior championship Of the
city took place on Sunday last. which rssulte1
II the utter defeat OF the Lambert Base Ball
Club by the Arlingtons by score Of n TO u.
The Arlin9tons would like to bear from tho
Fenians. J. Hoffnans. Jr.. and all other junior
clubs.
The Riverside Base Ball Club. OF tho Third
District. defeated the John HofYmsns. Jr a.
the Second District. on Pioneer green yAatsf.
day. by o score OF Is to 7. In seven innings.
The g. 7. Beaure9ard and the W. d. Spencer
Base Ball Clubs crossed bats to play their r.
turn game on the MonteRut street green. The
game was very interesting one. the BeAure.
cards defeating their adversaries by n score OF
me q II. geauregards will become one 81 tho
Louisiana League clubs after their ext month.