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Probate Notice.

In the Probate Court Of the County Of Deer Lodge
Territory Of Montana.
In the matter of the estate of Ann Norton deceased
Mary Hearns, reputed heir at law of said Ann Nor
ton deceased, having filed herein her petition aleg-
ing that Ann Norton her sister, now deceased, was
born In Ireland and died In the County Of Lewis aud
Clarke county, Montana Territory, (but was a resi-
dent of Deer Lodge county In the aforesaid Territory
on or about the third day Of February A. D. 1872 Pc
ttioner further states that her father and mother
were legally married. but long since deceased theEs
were born by said parents the following children
Nancy Ann Hearns. Richard Hearns, James Hearns,
Catherine Hearns, Thomas Hearns Michsel Hearns
and Mary Hearns Your petitioner Since the deceased
OF the said Ann Norton, and long prior thereto, due
and dgent search and inquiry has been made BY your
petitioner but after such search and inquiry your
tioner has been unable TO learn of the whereabouts
OF said heirs, wherefore your petitioner prays that
said Probate Court make order declaring Der to be
the sole surviving heir at law of the estate Ut sad Ann
Norton, deceased.
1t is therefore ordered that all persons Interested in
the estate OF said deceased appear before the Probate
Court at the Court House thereof at the cOut room
OF said Court In the town and county of Deer Lodge
Territory Of Montana on Saturday the cath day of
July, A. ID. 1880. at 10 O'Clock a. m. then and there
10 show cause why decree Of this Court should not
DO granted In conformity with the PRAYER Of said pe-
tfkoner. ORREN EMERSON.
Probate Judge.
Dated June 1. 1880. 57O-st
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I'M REPUTATION.

At no time in the history Of the Nation
has there been more general desire on the
part Of It's well-wishers to see the man best
qualified, whose career can be scrutinized
closest without the finding Of aught to
cause his supporters to blush, and who win
be faithful upright, conscientious and hon
est in the discharge Of duty as President Of
these United States than at the present.
In sympathy with the Republican
party, we shall endeavor to pre-
sent few matters of history in denial Of
the charges preferred against James A.
Garfield. First, Is to the Credit Mobil;er
transaction, in which this gentleman is an
nounced to have been implicated: After the
committee Of investigation, consisting of
three Republicans and two Democrats, had
discharged its duties and after exhausting
all sources OF evidence, February 3, 1878,
1t submitted unanimous report, recon-
mending the expulsion Of Cakes Ames and
James Brooks, and entirely exhonerating
Mr.. Garfield, Henry L. Dawes and the
other congressman whose names had been
mentioned in connection with the charges.
The "salary grab" too, Is urged - one
other disreput able proceeding in which
Garfield vas implicated. This was . ri
der Of the executive, legislative and judi
cial appropriation bill passed by the 42d
Congress, and can be found IN any of the
political text books for 1874. It was not m
independent act, but provision Of volu-
minous bill making appropriations for AL
branches OF the government service. The
section doubled tic salary Of the President,
raised the salaries Of the vice-P President
and Justices Of the Supreme Court and In
creased the annual pay Of Oongrsssmen
from IS, 600 and mileage to s7,50e and 40
tual travelling expenses. An especially OBJ
noxious feature was that this increase in
Congressmen's pay Was made retroactive,
covered the two years' service Of tho Con.
gress which passed the measure on tho Last
day Of its existence and put 5000 In tho
pockets OF tho men who made It : Law.
Gaxfeld opposed this bill both whom before
the Houss In Committee Of the Whole and
before tho Committse on Appropriasiona, of
which be was Chairman. Although every
precedent Of Csngrsssienal history a6irm-
"a To retroactive feature Of this bill, thsse
were men Of obstinate integrity Who DEEM
I'd II unfair and refused TO accept il bens-
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OUR NEW ROUTE EAST.
Quick Time, Low Rates and Pleasant
Trip.

Hundreds of Montanians who have not been to the
Estates" for years. looking forward with pleasure
TO trip sometime during the present spring. The
Of this general eavetaking IL due largely to
long season OF prosperity but vastly to the fact
that we have now, practically, through rail route
from Montana to cities of both the Atlantic and Pa
cifc slopes. The Utah Northern Railroad Is as
last near that the former dreaded stage ride has
dwindled to one that, In comparison, Is mere pas
time. Passengers leave Helena, Deer Lodge Butte
or Virginia City on Monday morning, take breakfast
at Ogden about "wednesday, and dine at Chicago, st.
Louis, or San Francisco on Saturday; or. about the
let of June, they can shorten this time about one
day:
The rails are now near Red Rock that one may
fairly consider that the point at which the bulk Of the
East bound travel will this spring change from the
Concord coach to the luxurious Horton reclining chair
cars Of the Utah & Northern. Red Rock IL only 100
miles south of Helena 155 miles south Of Deer Lodge
City and so miles from Salisbury. Taking the aver
age of the distance a bass, find that the Rail
road at Red Rock has large advantage over the
river at Benton. Stages and trains run daily, and
connections close and sure through to all points
n the United States. The delays and uncertainties
Of navigation are thus unknown on our southern
route. Considering the luxury safety and speed
sured, the rates TO Omaha from our prominent cities
500 LIST class; SIS ID dass, and S45 emigrantl are
really very reasonable. Through tickets are also
sale at the different offices of Gmer Salisbury q Co.
to all important cities of the Union at proportionate
y low rates. Emigrant ard second class passengers
have first class accommodations on atages-a marked
improvement on last years custom of putting them
through on mail wagons. Indeed, there Ia much
about to make his long anticipated trip East by rail-
and to our readers in the East who contemplate a
journey to Montana, we can commend the above
showing just as heartily.
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kilograms in Brief.

The Iowa Republican State Convention viii meet
In Des Moines Aug 9Th.
The Union League Club of New York rendered Gen.
Arthur dinner which he necessarily declined.
The potato crop in Ireland will be enormous this
year. exceeding anything since period anterior to
the famine Of 10.
There were 127 deaths In New York Monday-s5 in
fants.
LOUISVILLE, July 1.-The census returns give the
city 1865 II 10 generally believed there should be
from 10 900 to 10000 more
New YoRK. JuLr There were 10 fatal cases Of
sunstroke in the CITY In the past ~ hour ending
to-day.
CHICAGO, June 29.-The Supreme Court at Spring.
field this mcrning affirmed the consttutionslity Of
the State Railroad law The Illinois Central win ap-
peal to the U. s. Supreme Court.
New YoRK, JULY 1.-The revised list of the dead
ofthe Seawanahaka disaster, shows that 80 bodies
have been recovered all OF which have been Identified
except four.
WASHINGTON, June 29.-Stilson Hutchins, editor
of the Post says second place could have been had by
Morrison of Illinois, IL his friends had asked it, but
they thought Cabinet Office would be mere to his
liking.
New YoRK, July 2.-Members Of the National
Committee from the several States who are now here
give glowing accounts of the fact Garneld candida
cy throughout the country There is no breaking from
the Republican column anywhere and success IL con.
sidered certain.
WASHINGTON, july 2.-The Secretary of the Treas
ury has returned to the treasury of an un-
expended balance OF appropriations for refundng the
National debt and o. 600 5000 unexpended appropra-
ton balance collecting the internal revenue last
year. being amounts saved by the department out Of
sums authorized to be ex pended.
PEORIA. Ills. July s.-The Republican COMPRESSION
al Convention nominated J. Lewis.
TrrusvnLE, Pa. July Sd. d. McJenkins is nom
mated for Congress from the 2sh District by the Re-
pubicans.
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Stage Robbery.

SALT LAKE, June 29.-The stage from
Challis, Idaho, was robbed Saturday night
by six oonvicts who escaped from the Idaho
penitentiary. Seven passengers were in the
coach, five men and two women. They
were robbed Of all their valuables, amount
ing to few hundred dollars, and stripped
Of all their clothing, being left absolutely
naked. In that condition they travelled
several miles to the next station, where
sheets and blankets were obtained for COW
sring until they they reached the Utah and
Northern railroad Sunday evening. Some
arrived here this evening.
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SHERIh'FS SALE.

Geofrey Lavae, ct al plaintiffs, vs Joseph 8. Allen
ct n, defendants.
To be sold at Shcriffs Sale at o'clock D. m Satur.
urday, July "a, 1880 In front Of the Court House in
the town and county OF Deer Lodge. M. H. under and
by virtue OF an order OF sale issued from out the Dis
Iitory Of Montana Deer Lodge county the following
The household interest of said defendant 10
seph 8. Allen, under nnexpired lease from James
Matthew's dated October D. 1873 which said defend
ant Allen had on the ~ day OF November, 1873, or
has since acquired now has OF, In and to Lot No.
seven n In block No. twenty-nine f99l In the town
OF Butte Deer Lodge county, NJ. t. according to the
official plat and survey of said town on Ale In the Re-
corders Office Of said county said lot Treating twen-
d-nine and one-half 1871 feet Main street and
running beck west ninety-two 1921 feet flso the
frame buildings and other improvements on said lot
with the right to remove the SINE within twenty [2Ol
days after sale, the said property lying and being In
Deer Lodge county. M. T. and being levied upon a.
the property OF defendants.
Dated this 24th day Of june, A. ID. 1880
JAMES 3. McANDREWS, Sheriff.
By Thos. McTague, Deputy sheriff 573-4t.
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Sherman on the British Frontier.

ST. PAUL, July IA Winnipeg, Mani
toba, special says: On the y. 8. boundary
General Sherman was met ct st. Boniface
BY Premier Marquay, Mayor Logan, Col
onel Osborne Smith, the Consul, Attorney
and others. A procession Was formed With
An escort OF cavalry and crossed Red River
with salute Of 10 guns on the Winnipeg
bank Of the river BY field battery and
proceeded to the governments House, whore
it Was received BY the Infantry, the militia
~ band playing National anthem. There
will DO . public reception to-morrow.
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Indepcpdept.

Walter Brooke, a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wm.Ros.
drowned by falling into large ditch close to Rduey
street, and just in the Of the Roe residence. We
Coroner's Jury found verdict In accordance with \e
foregoing and in additional finding urged the Col
missioners of Lewis Clarke to that the ditch WI
made secure enough to prevent repetition OF the
oecnrrence
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The Solid south weaE.

NEW ToRK, July 6.-Ths TIssSs thus
sums up its special political nsvs: Dele
gstss to the North Carolina Republican
Convention report tho prospects good Tor
~ success Of Garfield and Arthur IN that
STATE with proper encouragement from -
North.
Prominent Virginia poiitieians express
ths opinion that IL diAasness b.tween ~
Rsadjustsn and fundsgn n - DdenoaE1lie
patty win oauss the electoral vots' q sAs'
stass 70 b est for GarAsld md Arthur.
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CHICAGO, July s.-The lassr Ocsan's New
York special ssys DR.. Tanners frieads nov
charge vs. cents admission - : precaution
against the too great crowds who annoy the
fasting doctor and vitiats ths air. ReGaiar
physicians have It LIST shown n interest n
the cass and are now watching the symp-
tsms ana results Of the fsst Mons d them
admit ~ POSSIBILITY q biz suocsds tes the
Old mans win L pit$sd aeainst tAeif -
snoe md sxpsrisnos. Tanpee does 80
look suaeiatsd ard appears IN eood eoedi-
tiou.
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Republican Nomination.

WHEELING, Va, July 1.-The Republi-
can State Convention for the nomination Of
State officers met At Grafton to-day, @. @.
Sturgis, of Morgantown, was nominated for
Governor; 9. B. Caldwell,of Wheeling for
Attorney General; John 8. Cunningham, Of
Ksnawha county, for Auditor; Richard
Burke, Of Monroe county, for Treasurer;
Prof. A. L. Purington, Of Petersburg,
superintendent Of Schools; Judge Edwin
Maxwell, ClarkaLurR. for Judge Of tho Su-
prens Court Of Appeals. A. W. Camp
bell Of Wheeling. and J. L. Mclean Of Put
nam county, were chosen Presidential
Electors for tho State ct large. John A.
Campbell. 81 Hancock, elector for first dis
trict; A. n. Poundstons, for second. and
]. B. Manager, for third.
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Census Facts.

CHICAGO, July 2.-1he Journal says tits
surprising fact that the census returns
from portions of the interior counties OF
the older Western States Of Ohio, Indiana,
Michigan, Illinois and Wisconsin show .
decrease In population as compared with
the census Of 1870. This ID accounted for
By The mania Of tho past few PEARS for mo-
wing into now States and Territories far
thor West and thus tending to decrease the
population OF the older Stasea
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Congressional Nominations.

ST. ALBANs, July 1.-The Third District
Republican Convention nominated w. w.
Grant for Congress.
RUTLAND, July 1.-The Republicans Of
the First Congressional District renomlna-
ted Chas. II. Joyce on the twenty fourth
ballot.
PETERSBURG, July 1.-The Republicans
of the Fourth Congressional District re-
nominated Jos. Jorgensen to Congress by
acclamation.
The Republicans Of the Fifteenth Ohio
district nominated Gen. r. R. Dawes to
Congress.
KNOXVILLE, July 2.-The Democratic
Convention of the Second District has
nominated Hon. Thos. L. Williams for
Congress.
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The Happy Family.

CHICAGO, July 8.-The Tri6une's New
York special says the signs indicate an in
ternecine war in the Democratic camp. It
Is said II Badly Smith undertakes to ap-
point Tammany Inspectors of election in
this city Hancock win lose the State by q
hundred thousands votes.
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The Outlook in Virginia.

CHICAGO, July 6.-The Inter Oceans
Washington special says Jergensen Of Vir-
ginia believes three districts of that State
can with an active campaign be carried for
the Republicans and in case the Readjust-
ers and Regular Democrats quarrel, as now
seems probable, the Republicans will have
a more than fighting chance to carry the
State.
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Notice Of Final Entry.
4 U. 8. LAND OFFICE, HELENA, N. T.,
June 70. 1850.

q. >. LAND OFFICE, HELENA, N. r.,
June 20, 1880.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention m aE
hnal proof In support Of his claim and secure Anal an
Try thereof and that said proof win be made before
Helena, M. T., on Tuesday, the 3D. day ef Aueust'
lSsO, w.: Charles b. smith, Homestead entry No
llgl for the N Of the NE X and the N u OF the
II West and he names the following witnesses 10
prove nis continuous residence upon, and cultivation
o. eaid tract viz: James Ogden Rufus K ,Pierson.
HelmviAe, Deer Lodgs county, Montana.
x,.x. y. II. MOE,
Register.
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How It Is.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-Secretary Sher--
mans action in relieving Commissions or
Raum Of the privilege Of making appoint
menss. causes some remarks, but IL has 70
personal significance, and Raum himself
imputes no secondary motive to the Score
tary. tbs simply the desire Of the latter
to have Close acquaintance with the details
of the busihs.ss
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A Probable Lie.

CHICAGO, July 6.--The Tines Washing
ton special says . clerk In the Treasury
Department on Thursday was surprised TO
find with $50 handed him By the Disturbing
officer note stating that - he, tho clerk.
had not responded to McPherson's circular
$50 had boen withhold FOR campaign pur-
poses. The clark Wa very indignant but
soon learned be was one Of the many vic-
Tins and that any careless talk might ~
suit Ia the loss Of bis place. This ID tho
drst time that money has been deducted
from the pay Of government employees in
this manner. rsa
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rammany Threatens a Bolt.

CHICAGO, July THE Journals Wash
ington special says private letter from a
prominent politician in New York gives an
inkling of want Of harmony between the
two great factors of the Democratic party
in that city. The question Of division Of
the spoils in case Of Democratic success Is
lust now disturbing the Tammauy and
anti Tammany factions and rumblings OF
disconten. are already heard at the leaders
headquarters. The Tammanyites insist on
being assured, before the campaign opens,
Of an equal share Of the spoils 10 case Of
success else they threaten TO bolt the ticket
and some even 90 40 far as to declare they
will vote for the Republican candidates.
The anti Tammanyites are averse to per-
hitting Kelly and bis crowd to participate
in the spoils and Tilden will through bis
friends, it Is alleged, insist that the Tam
MANY chieftain shall be left out in the cold.
As the contest progresses It 10 seen that
the struggle between the rival factions Is
only for the greater portion OF expected
spoils, and many influential business men
of the Democratic party having become
disguised with the factious scramble are
daily leaving that organization. When
November comes many OF them viii vote
Garfield and Arthur. candidates Of party
that will secure good order, business sta
bllity and personal security.
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Greece Can Take It.

PARIS, July THE Repnblique Fra ned-
ise says The Sultan's refusal to obey the
Powers would be equivalent to q dissolu-
ton Of his Empire and forfeiture of power
by bis race. Anything short of absolute
refusal will not require the. Intervention Of
the Powers, for. II the Porte merely de-
clares itself unable to deliver the territory
awarded to Greece, the latter 10 quite able
to take 1t, and We don't see why that
should disturb the peace Of Europe.
A Berlin dispatch says the union OF Bull
garia and Eastern Roumelia with the help
of Russian officers and soldiers will be an
swered by the Austrians entering NOVA
Bazaar and penetrating beyond Mitrovitza.
To use an ambiguous phrase Of the treaty
Of Berlin, Germany is likely to support
Austria.
The enlistment of volunteers, principal :
" Epirates and Thessalians, is proceeding
rapidly. The troops are concentrating on
the eastern and western frontiers OF Greece
IN consequence of the concentration OF
Turkish troops and also to prevent bri-
pand iuroads. The government has re-
ceived information the Porto is releasing
Albanian malefactors in the Constantine.
Die prisons who are willing.to perform mil
itary service in Epirus and Thessaly.
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~ N assortment II ordered lesser onar-
tides than one hundred vim Is fnrr;.Ss S !.
eame RATS. Caah nust sooomna,,~ 49, =
rossags Win b prepaid. Adde'S,
Y NEW N0RTH-wrsr ~.
Dzsn LoDsn,
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NEW YonK, July 6.--The Tribune says
Gen. VIM. r. Smith confirms the statement
that Gen. Hancock declared bis intention
IN 1877 to obey the orders Of Tilden as
President OF the United States should that
gentleman take the oath OF ofice. s
The Hsraids Washington special Rays It
Is understood here among the personal
friends Of Hancock that he win, prior TO the
publication Of his letter Of acceptance. ten
der his resignation TO tho President Is Ma
jor- General Of the q. 8. army.
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Viewers Letter.

CHICAGO, July 2.-General j. b. Weaver,
Greenback candidate for President, has
written letter of over column, IN which
he expresses his intention of taking the
stump in behalf Of his own party. The
letter is chiefly an elaboration of the Green
back platform at Chicago, denunciatory Of
the Republican and Democratic parties, es-
pecially the latter, promises great reforms
under the Greenback party, d~ells on the
miserable state Of the Nations finances,
the grasping banking and railroad oorpor-
atoms, declares that the poor laboring mar
and poor soldier have no chance for ad-
vancement, and are fast retrograding into
vassalage, asserts that the public debt ID
being refunded to perpetuate the banking
fraud and grind the people to ruin, and de-
clares that emigrants from other shores are
left destitute and homeless here, because
the public domain is not sacredly preserved
for actual settlers. The only allusion to the
Chinese question Is the following rather In
significant paragraph:
The emig ration of persons from foreign
countries and desiring to become citizens
of the United States should be encouraged,
but the importation Of Chinese servile la
borers should be prohibited by stringent
laws
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CoLuMBus, July 2.-Darby the trotter
against the time u Rarus made 2l6}.
Rarus' time u 2:f73.
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THE NEW NORTHWEST. DEER LODGE. M

shack pay" and placed II 10 that neither
be nor his heirs could ever after make
claim for the same. So far ~ the Credit
Mobilier transaction IL concerned, the anal
ysis Of the evidence and the conclusion
drawn therefrom in 1'hs Nation OF June
24th-a journal or cold blooded investiga-
ton conducted with eminent ability and In
dependent in the extreme-should silence
all scandal against Garfield in the
matter. The entire transaction is review
cd at length and the testimony weighed.
Ames once testified that Mr.. Garfield never
took any stock, never paid for any, ana
never received any dividend, but that he
had loaned Mr.. Garfield $500 or $500 after
his return from Europe. This Mr.. Gar
field says is correct, Subsequently Ames
testified Garfield had taken ton shares o.
stock, bat he had produced no original pa
per, memorandum, check o. entry made by
any person to substantiate it, and he said
his memory was so defective he could not
tell whether events happened one year or
Utu yodEb U6iOEOs hteOA ME- SSASSAssSN
memorandum book" was found, an en-
try in 1t was headed "Garfield, Tin which ten
shares Of Credit Mobilier stock were noted,
but Ames did not say Garfield got the
stock or ever received any dividend, and
that he might be mistaken in the matter.
After thorough examination of ali the evil
dence, the conclusion offered by The Nation
is:
"We are satisfied that Mr.Ames' admit
ted failure during all that period Of four
years either to attempt TO deliver the stock
or to pay any subsequent dividends on it,
and Mr.. Garfeld's admitted failure to ask
for either stock or dividends, though con-
fessedly in great need Of money Che having
meantime built himself house), give MIR.
Garfield's version of the transaction the
strongest kind of confederation, and, ta-
ken in connection with what is known OF
his life and character, asould % sufficient II
he were not Presidentidi cdndidats,to clear
him in the eyes Of all reasonable men Of CO.
org imputdtion arising out of It,"