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GLENVIEW.

Bay horse. Is hands high. foalcd 1870 tred by \.
Alexander. WOODBURY., KY
Got by Belmont tsire of Nutwood, 2G; MI Dcsperah
dun. ass Dick Moore. 22) son of AleNanders Abdaai
(sire of Godsmith Maid 2li Rosalind 2H& Thornd9lc
22l4; Major Edsall, 229; and 81 Elmo, go son OF ityS
dyk's Hambetonian (sre OF Dexter. lila; Nette 2is
Ga2elle 22l; Jay Gould, 22lb George Wilkes, 2S9 Bella
222 Lady Banker, 2.23; Orange Girl 2&A; Breeze, 2@l
James Howell, lr, 2.2t: and others. 80 D.,
First dam Fadette by AeXanders Abdaeh sire of God
smith Maid, 2li ROsalind, 22lA; Thorndale 222a MAJOR
Edsal, 2e; ST Elmo }@; Almont. and oaerSl second
ghtsomc dam of the great race mare Salina 10y I'm
ported Glencoe Third dam Leyity by Imported Trustee
Fourth dam VandaS dam by Imported Tranby tlIth Jan
Lucilla 10y Trumpetcr. sixth dam Lucy by Orphan sey
enth dam Lady Grey by Robin Grey Eighth dam Maria by
Meier Ly Imported Medley. Ninth dam by Imported
Highhycr Tenth dam by Imported fearnaugit Eleventh
dam ny Ariel brother to Partner Twelfth dam by import
ed Jack of Diamonds. Thirteenth dam Old Diamond ca
ed Duches) by Cpliens Arabian Both Jack OF Diamond,
and Old Diamond were imported by Gen spottswood ana
both were by Culleps Arabian Fourteenth dam 10y Gr
woods Lady Thigh by Crofts Partner Flfteenth Jam N
Greyhound. sixteenth dam soponishas dam by C9rwin
Bay Barb Seventeenth dam by DE ArCys chestnut Aar
ban. Eighteeath dam by whiteshirt. Nineteenth dam
Montague Mare.
This elegant colt in shape, size color and disposition
and very finely gated promising 10 be very as
He VIII weigh LOO He Is sire of one Of the esta
ed weanlngs have His granddam lghtsomt
of the bueshooded of the thOroughbreds and has
confirmed her excellence by producing such grand perform
sana CruchN. and Others He will make The sea
for 500. Last season his former owners, McFerran
OF Kentucky, charged 800 for the season.
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"SAyED HIS LIFE"

SPRINGFIELD, TENN, May g. lSil.
Dr. 4. r. WHITE Dear Sir: am selling great deal OF
your Pumonaria have large demand for IT, and
uend to all the best cough medicine In the market and
am not afraid to recommend II. had II thoroughly
tested one Of my customers who was given up 10 die
After taking three bottles OF PalmOnara he
menced improving and when he had taken the NTH bottle
he up and In my store and said at SAVED LIFE,
and that "he should always love and the PulmOnars
had saved him from death ard was the of his
taking It," told him not to love me, but Dr. White, the
inventor OF this great medicine am selling from eight u
nfteen bottles week Of your Pumonaria.
Yours truly. W. ECKLES.
Sold in Otawa by Forbes u Gehring. noylj
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There was a fair maiden in Va,sar
In German no one could surpass her.
She danced it 30 well
And talked ii so III
That the Faculty had 10 upcl,.s nov

She danced 1t 30 well
And talked il so III
That the Faculty had to uncla,s her.
-lJo,1N
Read DIR. Harris's new adver.. 5th page.
The Mendoza Reporter man was in Ottawa last
week. From couple Of items as a result Of ,be
trip We infer the Times and Jo,,,eo, men set 'em
up vigorously.
The week opened with nervous apprehension
on our part of an abundance of mail marked due
three centsl, with contents proving on lnspcc.
ton to be "O-e to Spring" The birds bird.
ethed, the doodle bug doodlethed, and The bud,
contemplated budething, until an cast WIND blew
through the tresses and the bones Of rheumatic.
continuing for day or 30 until on Thursday
morning a snow-stOrm varied the mono,ony. fol
lowed yesterday by rain.
The Illinois and Michigan canal began busi.
ness for 1880 on last Monday, the 2lsi.
Some wag in Ottawa sent letter TO Chicago.
purporting TO haye been written by Fanny Craven.
now Of the county house. la which she claimed
70 be one Of the very numerous wives Of Davis.
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The Canal Boom.

The ship canal meeting OF last week created
not little interest In the "old ditch" A few
observations by the county and neighboring press
may not be unintcresting. Aurora Beacon:
| A government survey made in 1878, seems &c
have decided the feasibility OF the undertaking
and it is to be hoped that the project will not END
with this meeting. The great state of Illinoi,
can well afford to foster and carry on an improve
ment that will not only benefit her locally, but
will confer great advantages on nearly the entire
west, the south, and in a measure the whole
country
! Peru HcIaH,
As a connecting link between the Mississippi
and the great chain Of lakes the Illinois river
calls for the first work, in the series Of improve
mcnts to the tributaries Of the Mississippi, and
more especially because there will be, when
completed, two open routes to the seaboard by
its channel This question OF making the Hi
nOis liver as large means of transportation as
the country demands should meet with the APP
proyal of every citizen Of the state rs ii undoubt
eddy will in time the hearty cooperation of the
entire west interested in the improvement OF all
the Mississippi tributaries.
La Sale Pres:
The convention to discuss the project Of en-
larging the canal to ship canal proportions, held
al Ottawa Thursday afternoon, was attended by
several hundred delegates about equally divided
between those to profit permanently by the pro
posed enlargement, in canal shippers along the
route, and others, in the form of politicians and
state officials who weuld receive immense tenn
porary boosts in case the scheme should have q
successful outcome.
LacOn HoHc Journd'
! The canal celebration al Ottawa was one of tn,
most influential assemblies ever convened in the
state.
/ Wcrona Ind,r; "Thc canal ought to be built"
lIcnncpin Record:
| The meeting at Ottawa on Thursday of last
week to discuss the question OF Gnlarging the H.
linOis and Michigan canal, was attended by sew.
hundred delegates, and IN enthusiasm and earn
cstnesS bctokens n speedy move towards the con
summation Of that much needed work
/ Henry RtpHb'rdn:
| The ship canal and river Improvement convcn
tion met at Ottawa, on Thursday last, and was
great success.
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BuckIen's Arnica Salye.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers, salt Rhcum, Fever Sores, letter,
thappcd Hands Chilblains, Corns and all kinds
Of skin Eruption, The Salyc is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction in every case or money
refunded, Price - cents per box. For sale by
f. \, Griggs, Ottawa, Ills
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CHICAGO. March &C. 1881,
The Times of yesterday says the board Of trade
markets are unsettled In the early dealings a
strong feeling prevailed, and in several instances
better prices were realized. subsequently, how
ever, dOanward movement was experienced,
and on the last board the bear interest rather
controlled affairs. On Change cash grain aud
,insoJ a, ia. r,fIn,yinu
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LEVIATHAN.

IEVIATHAN is large papple gray, null blooded Perch.
erun Norman Horse. imported by VI. W. Durham, Of
Wayne. Ill. l.ENIATHAN will weigh about 209 pounds.
Notwithstanding his great size he Is very active, handling
himself we'll We respectfully refer To The PercherOn-
Norman Stud oOk, Vol / revised edition, No. ae, page
ipa" LENIATHAN will make the season for $50
sFMares will will be kept the farm for reasonable
sum during the season.
All communications should be addressed TO
T. w. JERREMS.
febsi-smos r. o. Box $50 Joliet. HIS.
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The following were last week granted liccn
to marry;
John Lee and Margaret Elias.
VIM. II. Murlcy and Libbic +. Tamblyn.
Chas. +. Partridge and Nellie NJ. Smith
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Banks.
Exchange on Chicago and New York

Exchange on Chicago and New York
And all the principal cities east and west,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Exchange on England. Ireland. Scotland and all i'm
portant points Continental Europe drawn in to suit
purchasers.
u. -. Revenue Stamps OF all deaom nations con.
stantly on hand and for sale.
United States Bonds, Local Securities. Gold and
Silver bought and sold
Banking hours from ga. NJ to p.
jan IL. 1878 +. s. EAMEs, Cashier
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EASTER WEEK

The amusement list promises host OF good
things for Easter Week. For some cause-wheth
or the piety of our people or the neglect Of show
men. we won't say-the Lenten season has been
very dull in theatrical point of view, and the
coming week ought to be a very enjoyable one Tor
admirers of music, the tragic or Thalian muses.
HIGH SCHOOL.
The High School pupils will, on Monday eve
ring mot Tuesday as once announced at ':3o
O'Clock, give an entertainment in the assembly
ball of the school building, consisting OF read
incs from Macaulay, music and calisthcnlcs ny
the class of girls. The proceeds Will be devoted
toward paying for the new piano Tickets Tor
sale at Simon Bros. at % cents each.
LIEpERTAfEL CONCERT.
On Monday evening, at Williss hall, the Lied
crtafel society, Of this city under the direction
OF Prof. Bierman, will give the concert they have
for some weeks been preparing. The programme
will be as follows
] Observation-Disclosures Girl. .Ballc
RAYMOND and BierMan.
. True Love .....,.....,... .,....,' TT. ,uChcti
Ottawa Licdertafel,
s. The Father. House ............."..G umbert
Mr. Chas. Braucr.
4 OFT ia the Silly Night......,.,.W einwurm
Mixed chorus.
B. Piano Duet ..,,.......,.. ........,,
Profs Carl Werner and Bierman.
g. Sch0olmaster ................''.. mozart
Mr. Aug. Alderman.
T. March from Norma. ................
Mixed Chorus and Orchestra
= Waltz dc Concert. ............... suffer
Prof Carl Werner.
Q The Soldiers Funeral March......., Silcher
Ottawa Liedertafcl.
40. The Lost Chord ............ arthur sullivan
Miss Alice Smith.
- Ovcrturc-Jean dc Paris. ............ Boilden
RAYMOND and herman.
a. Hcttcr mein iebcs kind .Iolncr
Ottawa Licdertafel
The programme speaks for itself, and Will be
given For further particulars see advertise
rnent.
CARPENTER or ROUEN.
On Tuesday and Wednesday evenings the Mil
starry Boys viii give their entertainment, men
toned before. The caste of the farce, 'My Tn
.le's Suit or, In Possession" is as follows.
Mr.. RattlctOn Rorke .................W ;. Bell
Simon Blobbcr, an Irishman In posses
.sion," OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Jas. Baker
Mr. Weaacl, a lawyer, .............F Frank +. Bell
Major MOlpOthery ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. |. Lucy
Miss Pirctta Platts, a lady's waiting maid,
..... .............. Miss Mae Blanchard
The farce will begin the evening, and will be
followed by "Thc Carpenter of Roucu, in four
acts. Following is the cast:
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The yoItaic Belt CO.. Marshall, Mich.

WI send their celebrated Electro Noaic Belts IA,
5ntNlta upon I" days trial. Speedy guaranteed
They mean what they say Write To them without delay
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BE on time, for prevention is better than cure.
All coughs aud colds ana such affections OF the
throat aud lungs as lead TO consumption are cured
by Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price . cents
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DON COSSACK.

This grand horse bred By j. {" McGcrran Son, AT
Glenvicw Stud Farm jefferson county ky and sold TO NJ
Cation. DON COSSACK fOacd April 8. 1876, got by
August Belmont by Rysdyks Hambetonan; lst dam lah
am Lass by AleXanders Abdallah by Rysdyks Hambeto
nian; ID dam by Mambrino Chief the sire of Lady Thorn
26N, and very many others 3D. dam mare sent from ONO
to Kentucky to be bred to Mambrno Chief
DON COSSACK when 2 years old irotted full mile IN
AL and repeated in 25 In the fall at the Louisville alr
he defeated hye excellent colts first mile in " and trotted
the last half of the third mile in IL thus demonstrating
his ability to do turf duty He weighs about 80 pounds,
and his motion Is true and gaily dancing mas
ter's. He will make the season for $50, 10 limited
nualbcr.
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TO THE LADIES.

Any one wishing 10 learn The Art OF Cutting
their aud Chldrens Clothing receive thorough in
structons ty calling Mrs j. NJ. Giusta, corner
OF Columbus and Main streets, =. Godfrcys store
This system is entirely new. Measures taken like
that OF taors and perfect ht is secured without charge
Those interested in this matter should call soon this viii
be your only chance get perfect system very cheap
gents wanted. Persons of good business capacity
can clear from one to three Thousand dollars year
Ottawa, Nov l. 1879 6mOs MRS. J. NJ. GIUSTh.
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NATIONAL BANK
OF OTTAWA.

DIRECTORS:
Milton II Swift Lorenzo Leland,
H. VI. Hamilton, +. I. GrlgH,
W. Bushnell. John r. Nash.
Isaac Gage.
Exchange Chicago, New York and all the principal
cities VI the United States, bought and sold.
Exchange on England, Ireland Scotland and Contl
mental Europe drawn In sums to suit
United States Bonds, Gold and Silver bought
and sold.
Our facilities are such shat we can offer Inducements TO
customers and shall cndeavOrs to give sasfac
ton to those entrusting us with their business.
Oct ie ISIS JOHN F. NASH Cashier.
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Dl.ANI< BOOKS, STATION ERY
ID AND PRINTING furnished promptly At reascnshle
ices hy OSIAN q HAPEk IN.
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The piece will be given with correct costumes
and new scenery and music. The orchestral mu.
sic will be given by the new orchestra lately or
ganzed, directed by VI. W. Baldwin, consisting OF
Zen pieces. Seats are now on sale at Simon
Bros, and at the very low prices Of IS and y
cents the boys will surely fill the house.
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RACKGAMMONssSsafSS:: . And c : s Ne.
mans west OF theCourt House SQUARE.
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Chicago Market.

Hides with srtb- classed as damaged and
20 NJ twO.thiris prize
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Under the Gasight" will occupy the Opera
House on next Friday evening, April ID This
combination has had a very successful season
and is well spoken of by the dramatic press east
and west. Oofty Goon Gus Phillips is pro
nounced perfect dclincator Of German charac-
ter and a most pleasing actor, and his support
rs or 20 people is good. The Toronto .UaH
September Il, gives fair sample Of The press
talk:
This theatre was well filled last night on the
occasion Of the second appearance Of Oofty
GOOfts New York Combination in Augustin Da-
ly's new version Of IT ndcr the Gaslight." This
play in lis old form, has often been presented in
this city, but the dramatist's revised version is
comparatively new to Toronto theatre gocrs. 1t
Is different from the old iuasmuch rs Smokey"
the switchnan, has been converted into n Ger
man character, for the purpose OF giving "OoftY
Gooft' (Mr Gus Phjllips) an opportunity to dis
play his ability as a Teutonic comedian. MIR
plctc and in his dialect ard representation Of the
German veteran he afforded no end of amusc.
ment to the audience, while at the same time he
was equal to the sentimental passages in his
1ole. The support, on the whole, was excellent
There Is no need 10 refer to any Of the company
Individually. Under the Gaslight" will be re
peated at matinee this afternoon and again in
the evening
nAyHRLr', coLoRED M,SropuN-
Hayerlys Colorcd Mastodon Ministries will
have the Opera House on next Saturday evening,
April Sd The name "Hayerlyo" ought to be a
sufficient character Tor the company. Eight
end men and twenty-five artists are advertised.
and the liot Of pcformers contains about all col.
ored MINISTRIES Of note. OF course they will have
big house.
BALL.
On Friday evening next Dcnhard's Orchestra
will give ball at Turn Hall TO which all are in.
vlted. Tickets will be sold at 20 cents.
LOCAL NOTES.
Jane Coombs in W. 5. Gilberts famous .atri.
cal drama "Engaged' is booked for April eth
II, VI. Concert troupe has cancelled their en-.
gagment here until after the close Of the Chica.
go engagement
The Dickie Liugard party booked for Mouday
and Tuesday last, failed ,oconrcct. They showed
TO ialr house IA Streator Wcdncsday-not TO a.
good advantage a, here some time since.
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,ngrrs are carried on freight trains rs follows:
............... Il5 West. 10 p. NJ; 4b =. n.
ALL. DAVID NJ HALL, +. ST. JONI,
Sup't. Agent at Ottawa. Genl TEt & Pas An.
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The ship canal meeting OF last week created
not little interest In the "old ditch" few
by the county and neghboring press
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Administrators Sale Of Real
and Personal Estate.

Notice IL hereby gwen that In pursuance of an or
der OF the Probate Court of the County OF Deer
Lodge, Territory Of Montana, made on the 9Th day
of Sept 1880 in the matter of the estate of George
r. Sample, deceased, the undersigned. the admins
traitor Of the estate said deceased viii coll at public
auction. to the highest bidder for cash. currency OF
ss;d Proha,o s G and subject to confirmation by
Oct 1880, at ~ o'clock m at the front door OF the
Butte Brewery In the city of Butte In the county of
Deer Lodge, all the right, title interest and estate of
the said deceased at the time of his DEATH and All the
right title and interest that the said estate has by
operation OF law or otherwise acquired other than or
In addition to that Of the said deceased at the time of
death, In and TO those certain lots pieces or par
cells OF land situate living and being in the said coun-
Of Deer Lodge. Territory of Montana and bounded
and described as follows, to-wit:
The undivided n Of lots No "A and as In block 81.
The undivided u Of lots 10, II and ~ in block 10
All according 10 the official survey of the town site
OF Butte, now on e In the Clerks Office of said coun-
ty.
Also. an undivided y of lot of personal estate
consisting OF beer kegs, barfxtures, chairs, one m
3-inch wagon. - ~ -
SO much Of the real estate will be sold as will be
sufficient to pay the debts of the said deceased,
Terms and conditions of sale: Cash, Deed at ex.
pense of purchaser . -
FREDERICK e. GLEASON.
Deer Lodge. Sept. 1850. sssIt
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A Voracious Eater.
London Telegraph.

A remarkable feat of eating
and drinking against time is reported by
the Hungarian press, and said to have been
performed by a youthful Magyar residing
at Cfosswardien, This SURPRISING trench
erman laid wager, and is declared to have
won 1t by several minutes and an omelet to
spare, that be would, between the hours of
$50 p. m. and midnight, devour the follow
ing comestible,, it being clearly understood
that there should be full portion of each
dish In succession, any two of which por-
tons may be estimated as constituting
. hearty meal for full grown adult bles-
sed by nature with lively appetite
Roast beef with peprika sauce and to-
matoes; q Viennese veal outlet with peas;
q fillet Of beef with dumplings; gr,lled
pork and pumpkins half fowl, fried in
butter; bubble and squeak; beefsteak
with poached eggs; fried calyes' liver;
calves brains and kidneys picked veal.
stewed beef broiIed goose liver and fric-
ssseed fowl with carrots. He not only con-
trived to stow away all the articles emu
merated In this comprehensive menu, wash
Ing them down with two quarts Of beer,
four bottles Of old wine and three OF aera-
ted water, but, when he had cleared the
last Of the appointed dishes, the clock dial
then marking ten minutes Of twelve, he
asked for three-egg omelet, which vanish
ID down his throat before the hour struck.
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German Navy.

By recent Babinet order horse leather
has been adopted as the material of which
the boots issued to sailors Of the German
navy are in future to be made. Expert
ments with horse leather boots have, il ap-
pears, been carried on for the last 10 months
and with such satisfactory results that the
use Of calf-skin Ii to be altogether aban-
doned In making naval boots and shoes.
The leather used is TO be made OF the skin
of the quarters of tho horse, the flesh being
carefully scraped of 30 as to render the
leather soft and pliable, while still remain
ing TO q large extent waterproof. The
new pattern Of foot covering for the Ger
man sailor 10 laced half boot coming up
above the ankle bone with sewn and peg
ged sole. In the army the long boot, with
upper feathers about 70 inches In height is
to be retained, but 1t is In future to have
double sole studded with headless nails.
Every soldier ID also to receive pair of
low boots to wear In barracks, or even in
case Of necessity In the field In the place of
The long boots. 'se
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Order to Show Cause,

In the Probate Court In and for the County of Deer
Lodge, Territory of Montana-In the matter of the
estate of Otis Strickland, deceased. =
Frederick K. Gleason, the administrator of the es-
tate of Otis Strickland, deceased having filed
his petition herein praying for order Of sale of
the whole Of the personal property
and such OF the real estate belonging to the es-
tate of said deceased az shall be necessary for the
payment of the claims which have been allowed by
said administrator, and the Probate Judge and the
expenses of 1t Is therefore ordered by
the estate of said deceased appear before the Pro-
bate Court on Saturday, the 18th day OF September,
A. D. 1880 a. 10 O'Clock a. m Of said day, at the Court
and County of Deer Lodge to shew why an order
should not be granted to the said administrator to
sell the whole Of the personal property and such parts
of the real estate of said deceased as shall be
[Signedl oRREN EMERSON, Probate Judge.
Dated August 2Sth, 1850. a.. 581-4t
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Remains of the Napoleons.
New York Sun.


The statues and ashes of the Napoleons
have SUFFERED sS..uso viclsslJudes. Twice
has the statue Of the First Napoleon, which
stands In the Place Vendome, been drag
ged to the ground--frst by Royalists and
then by Radicals-only to be regretted,
while his ashes were restored to France on
the demand OF another dynasty, to be re-
spected even during the commune. Louis,
the ex-King Of Holland, removed bis pa
rents remains from Grenoble to St. Leu,
TO which place his own ashes were In time
removed from Italy. The eldest son of
Louis, regarded by Napoleon as his heir,
and who died when but six years old, was
at FIRST laid ut St. Denis, but the Bourbons
when they returned to France had the
body translated, and the little Napoleon
now sleeps in tho same vault with his
father and his grandfat her. Jerome alone
reposes under the dome of the Invalides
with his great brother the ashes of the
other Bonapaetss lie scattered here and
there and are 10 be found at Rome, Flor
ence, Vienna and Chiselhurst and some
where In Calabria.