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The Great Bridge st ST. Louis.

A few years ago, in anti-bridge days, pas
sengers were feriied across the Mississippi
and landed on the crowded levee, at great
inconvenience. But now, thanks TO great
architect and mechanical skill, the tired
traveller sits In his comfortable car until it
reaches the depot in the heart of the city.
The upper Mississippi has been spanned by
IL great railroad bridges, costing In the ag-
eregate over 20,0OO, 900, and this one at st.
Louis has cost as much as the other eleven
combined. This magnificent structure Is
monument to the engineering skill OF Capt.
James b. Eads. How can we describe hf
-Four massive piers of granite reach down TO
| a rock foundation, more than 100 feet below
the surface of the river, and rise ~ feet
above the water. The stupendous piers
support three immense arches, each one sou
feet long. The arches are composed OF
chrome steel tubes united by vast network
of iron braces. The bridge has two divisions,
the upper portion being used for carriage
WAYS, horse-car tracks and promenades
| Through the lower division runs a double
line Of steam railway tracks, on which lOt
daily trains go laundering back and forth
Leaving the bridge the trains plunge into
tunnel as dark as midnight, and nearly
a mile in length, passing under the city t'
the great Union depot. As trains now NEE
at this great central station, and twice da!
it is probably the busiest place TO be fount
in the country; morning and evening one cal
see no less than dozen trains standing Their
ready to depart to all points of the compass
st. Louis Times.
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Bob Toombs and his Brass Band.

suppose every one connected in any way
with University Of Georgia has heard OF the
famous oak in front Of the chapel, and In
connection with it, will relate an anecdote
of Bob Toombs, showing his impetuous, ir-
resistible nature, which so characterized him
in his after life. Toombs had Deen attend
ing college two years, and was within week
of graduating, when, in difficulty, he stab
bed one Of the students, inficting serious
but not fatal wound. For this act he was
expelled by the Faculty, who soon after We're
petitioned by the graduating class to allow
him to finish with them, as he had so nearly
completed his course, and had also been CIV
| en speakers place. Toombs himself petit
toned them, but both were refused. He
apparently submitted, but on commencement
day, when the chapel was crowded with visi-
I tors, and the seniors yehemently Grating
4 preparatory to receiving their diplomas, he
stationed brass band under the spreading
limbs of the oak, whose music succeeded in
! bringing scores of town people, who were
not then in the chapel, and also Of clearing IL
of nearly all its audience. Then, in as cool a
manner as possible, he placed himself in
chair and made an Grafton, such, II is said,
as was never spoken by student here before
or since. He never received his diploma,
though after his celebrated Boston speech II
was sent to him, but returned with the an
swer, "D-n the diploma; when it would
have been an honor to me was refused it;
now, when l am an honor to it, it is offered
me-" He was afterwards reconctled with
the Faculty, and is now one of The staunches,
| supporters Of the college.
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Tribute to Woman.

The following beautiful tribute to woman
recently delivered by a reformed man, we
give place to in our columns, with great
pleasure:
az should like to propose toast tonight,
although total abstinence man myself--a
toast to woman. To be drank, not in liquor
of any kind, for we should never pledge a
woman in that which may bring her hus-
band reeling home to abuse where he should
love and cherish, sends her sons to drunk
ards grave, and her daughters to life Of
shame. Oh, no, not in that, but rather in
the life giving water, pure as her chastity,
lear as her institutions bright as her smile,
sparkling as the laughter Of her eyes, cheer
ing as her consolation, strong and sustaining
as her loye--in the crystal water i would
drink to her that she would remain queen
regnant Ia the empire she has already won,
grounded deep as the universe in love; bull.
| up and exercised In the homes and hearts OF
| the world; / would drink to her, the full
| blown flower of creations morning, of which
man was but the bud and blossom, to her
who in childhood clasps our little hands
| and teaches us to lisp the first sweet prayer
TO the Great All-Father, who comes TO us In
youth with good council and advice, who in
manhood meets our heart yearnings with the
fiithfulness Of conjugal love, and whose
hand, when our feet go down in the shadow,
gently smooths the rough pillow of death as
none other can; to her who is the flower Of
flowers, the pearl Of pearls, Gods latest, hes,
and brightest gift to man-woman, peerless
pure, sweet, royal woman"
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SiIr.itIEE"S . ALE.
r. W. Donnell, ct al plaintiffs, VS. Ell +. Green ct


r. W nell ct nj plaintiffs, VS. Ell T. Green ct al
drienUHnts
To he sold at Sherih's sale NJ O'Clock ~. Satuf-
day. April 9Th, A ID. 1881. In front - the Court
Honre dour ia I'll, towa AID county vi DER Lodge
NJ r.. under aud bs virtue Of III order .. sae 10 the
asove entitled carse. issued from out Tie Dlstrlct
Court OF the Second judicial District "a Moitaha
TER tory VI and u LUd &c county, the follow
ing rscfibed property, to-wit An undisictd one
hall interest IN and 10 that certain placer mining
yrounu lo which patent was granted ~ the ntled
States 10 Pounds. tYTptn aud strickland, ana desig
nat d and described ~ lol No. 3s and embracing
po' ion uf the Nj 4 Of the ~ \ II set on b,to"l-
ship u ~ rth ut range III seven "e-t and tstalii-
In q ai. 1910 lCres VI mil eral land situated N
Wills mr. aiming district county and Territory aiofe
said AFRO an Undivided ON" hall III interest 10
that certain water ditch, tnCwB ~ The OHIO Oil Co.
and conveying water from Georgia gulch TO Carpen-
tiers Bar and the placer mines IN that vicinity aso
the b. aHch ditch Of sa,d Ohio ditch conveying water
10 Nplso Hill a-o al fescrsofs Hume, lributnies /,
rights, privilege and appufrhances BELONGING TO or
In wise appefanng To each aud al OF said pop
erty. Also all interest that EaId Gte ell had 81 u
dat oi aid mon ~ aud Ia mining =rodhd-biii'
bar or gulch raIm-. stHaIeI ill., aloug or upon Gar
pentci's gulrh. above below til, tract oi mineral
grouLd aIoSe descfIh-d ~ ot No. 3s al the bed
rock nHmc la said gni,h, n-ed tp ~oik srld -fohhd
aso one thtd tt"re-' IN the IA rom ana
& zen ~ uud, -itnarr, ~, long I'd uJon -"ir Tar
ventrI'- gufh A-o ali humes. fer.rsuihr dit' :,
water lights y iyeg aud appuit na ca btlonsliiL
10 o. used H. connection with the working OF en"h aud
all 81 ssid pr ptrly. AFRO an uIdiyd one half IN
interest in sna 10 the toi owing hescrbed patent
placer mining Claim Ia wit-fhe Of he II OF
the NV u ut the ~ i ana the w y Of the u OF
The : w u 4 sect Oh ID, and the II ol tn
OF the y w n, ana the sW \ ut the Ne 4 OF the
NV u OF section - Township IL, north of range 3
wr-t OF the pFin,ipal merida, and coatai9ins hont
so ac,u- minfsi baud. Also ~ ri2hts PRIVILEGES
aud Appui,-Iahce- thereto bl nging or In mas wire
appertaining all at aid property 81 uatcd yi aud
eng IN Deer Lod.e county. NJ. T., and levied upon
NJ the property OF the deienr Rrdr -m.. ....."
dated tht l7Ih d"' g" N rSn' J. vi iss,' Sheriff
Ry Thoma- Ncrague. DEPUTY sheriff. 6l04t
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court OF the second Judicial District
OF the Territory Of Montana. In aud for the coun
~ OF Deer Lodge.
Marrnret Lenanan, Piaintf, " Thomas Lenahan,
The people of fhr Ter tory ..f Montana send greet
ing 10 Thomas Len han. defendant.
You are ertby required To APPEAR In an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff In
the District Court of the Second Judicial District OF
the Territory OF Montana, IN and for the Comfy of
Deer Lpdsa and to answer the complaint flied there
m within ten DAYS texciusvc of the day Ct service
after the service ON YOU this summons IL served
wi,iir thi. conn IL ssry oat OF this county
bn ia this district, within twenty days: otherwise
within forty day.. ~ 'gncni nv default Wi he ta-
ken against ou. aecoiain 10 the prayer OF said com
The said action il brought oftain the Judgmf nj
and deere. of snid district court di-soying the honis
OF pai,imony heretofore ext ting between you and
ulsintf and III orcing yoi and phintin AND To award
10 nj intH The custody Of the minor children the
issnc of the mar age III you and plaintiff. 'o-wit
Huun.r4h AGED y Year,, john T., n2ed We re- ana
William z. ay,,t Ntas. and or cnsi- oil sui ID.
grounds upon which this action ne has' y your d.
sertt,n oi plaiutM or ahoIi the ION ufN oi
Ma CHI A ID. 1872 d yonr hahual dnhkcnhes anu
failuie 10 sdpH.rt Iaintif nd said minor children
And yun are hescb, Mortified tht II NOn tau 10 ap
pear and ap~wrr SAID omp int above reInil the
said plaintiff will take default ayHrst you and apply
10 the Court ini the relic, dcnnrdcd in the prayer Vi
plaintif's mp!aW
Given under my hand and the zeal Oft
District CuuT at the Second Jud icial Dist lei
o. the Territory Of soniana
.- IN and TOR the Couniy Of Deer Lod thi- lith
IL DAY OF March, In tn" year of Our Lord one
Thousand eight humid cd and eighty one
GEO. w IRWIN, ii Clerk.
spratt & siaplcton, Attorneys tor Plaintiff.
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The undersigned will sell At public auction. on
Saturday. April 3 1881 one ranch contair ing
100 acres, wcliimproved dwelling house 1898
feet, barn 26x36. granary and other outbuiid-
ings. Said ranch 10 situated one mile from Per-
kins ranch. on Gria Greek. 8 miles from New
following personal property-4 wo X horses 4
work mares, mich cows I piow. harrow
roller sets double harness pairs lead bars and
chains. new self binder and harvester 1 new
Champion mower, horse pitch fork. 3 scythes
forks, 3 shoveis- 8 dozen chickens, lot Of cook.
ing utensils. cook stove riding saw s hand
saws. planes. chisels. ! clock. Terms Of sale one
half cash. balance in six months, with interest II
! suma Of ~ and under. cash. Over S26, months
time with secured note and per cent interes,
per month. y " HCLLENBEcK.
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mo. Ss9.]
Application for Patent

u. =. LAM OFFICE,
HELENA, N T.. March y, 1881. I
Notice l. hereby given that An6rew J. Arnold, has
n a. day tlcl application for patent. under the min
a. laws or Congress for 15ta near feet of the Ar
mold copper lod DESIGNATED a. ht NJ. 40, sitnaen
In no org nize mining dis rici Deer Lodge county
Montana Territory In unsuryeyed .ownshp II,
north range Z west which clan is recorded III the
Office OF the county recorder of -ad county, and de-
scrhed Ms TOT lows in the official plat AMI he'd meter
OF, III. IN ,h- ofic,-Berinnin nj ner number one
a DIR te. inches diam ter, rom which The uorihcas'
corner OF seciion 5 to "ship 10 nufih ring wcsi
b,ars 30 dc.rr 81 mnutc- dt-tanl 20 . 100 bet
thence north 3i4 ie thence sonth s. d. ge"s, ~:'l
1900 ieet, thence south 3li itei
L. the pl Ca of beginning, EN-
bracilg flo I'll zen and 77-lGG acTes uron which 4
notice OF -tid appiccatiuu posed thu ~ II dat ui
February. 1881 The n rest clnimauts tn the''
premises John Qniglcy 1t al, pacei claim. OF NO
- on he west.
6l0iOt IN MnE girter.
Cr, a Fo,fp Attorney for Ami atI.
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In and departed by hundreds every day, mys-
terious disappearance were rarely reported
am In ignorance as 10 the name Of the man
whom shot down In that strange duel, ana,
though remained In the Black Hills LOT
some time afterward, I never paid another
visit TO the theatre where my lady acquaint-
ance was PLAYING. That Is all.s
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF
OFFICE puHoH.sIsa A." DEror g. y.

\
HtLsAA VI. r. Nj oh 3, 1851 !
Spl,r proposals. in triple tie, subject o. the a.. IL
conditions, VIII I've icc.iyed az his OH nit u.l.
O'clock, noor. on thursday, April IL 1871, al -,
time and place they will br opened IN H. pr serc' ~
hir dls for iurnisi in such quantities at fre' hee
tf m the bocS may he required by ib. Subsistence
Department, U \ Army. 1T Forts Assinnh'inr ben.
Ton Gutter ~ is X OCH. M,ginuis. Missona and
Shaw Mnntana Territory, durlg the fiscal year COM
merci " july l. 1881 propo-als will be received up
to and opened nj hour Mt the SEE raj posts
hy the i, sp ctiyc commissaies o such post, each
Poet Comm'-sary receiving plopo-ai- TO- his own
Post unl
Blank Irot osals and printed circnlafs, giving de
tailed info ma ion 10 the qualify ui b'ff, manner
Of bidding conditions he observed h. hidder-,ec.,
NAV he oniuine OH. application to tn unders II d,
or Ia the Acti Assistaitt OnImssar.of SuhsSt"nc'
mt any of nh Pots.
II l. xsr-ssi, nnd, rfoa 'hat he c,,nracts male
under this adse tissment sba mol be c,nst ucd TO
involve the United Slater In obligation fUi pay :
mcnt In excess OF tn. appropriation granted BY Con-
grcss for the puipise
The Unlten STATS the right to reject any
all bds.
Proposals. should be encl'ssd 10 sealed envelopes,
marked Proposals for FIRE h Beef Mt hcrt -,
and addressed to the undersigned. or TO the A.
J.F. WESTON,
coat Captaia and G. 8.
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NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT

In the Probate conrt OF tn County of Deer Lodge
Territ r, oi M ntana--In the maiter OF the estate
of Geo ge X. Sample, deceased.
Notice H. hereby Civ that i'eo w. IrvIn. III the
administrator OF the estut Of George X. Sample. de-
cen. ed has rennered and presented settlement aud
flei ~ -aid hs fnal account OF his admnrtrs-
ron aso p, tit TN tor the di tr button th,rep,a
that SatIro tb, 23 day o April. A. d. 1881, being
A day OF "a { ERIN oi this court To wit VI the
March term, 4. -. 1881. at ten O'Clock II. IN At the
court room Of raid court, i'm the town ana county
aforesaid has b, IN duiy appointed BY said c"nri Tor
the final accom- Ing and settlement ard dsttbutio
ot he said estate which time aud place any person
u:ert siet II the said estate ina, appear and nh hi
exc pl ions 10 the said account nd az me d-irbnto
tber.t. ORkEN EN- RSUN,
.4 Jerk.
p.ted March % 1881 6t1-d
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NoRToNs DUEL.
How He Killed an Unknown Man and why he
Did So.

- az
title Independent recalled the memory OF
n weil.known Montana journalist last week
by republishlng from the New York Star
tafTy story" which Harry Norton spun foi
the benefit Of credulous reporter whiie
rusticating as mining expert and agent
The part where Nortons title came IN as
Cuban patriot who had won distinction ~
the wars of the sunny isle was accidentally
omitted by our contemporary. Doc e- OF
Helena, formerly Of Deadwood, says he has
doubts about some Of the minor details OF
the story here related, but McQuaid scouts
the suggestion of "romanclng" and can
produce the "proof" The story Is over av-
cragc, and as IL doubtless ranks In veracity
the stories Of the border, 1t is submitted. 1t
is alleged 10 have been told as follows by
Norton TO the reporter:l
"This incident, as ! am pleased TO term
it, he began, "has never been narrated ou'
once before, and then IL was poured into the
ears of priest at New Orleans, about eight
cen months ago, when ! was at deaths door
Some day, when | cross the range and go
prospecting in Gods country, you can tell 1t
IL you seen fit. -Four years ago tonight l
was In Deadwood. had returned from an
expedition up the Yellowstone river and
published book on my research. Dead
wood was at that day what Leadville is at
the present time-all life and fire, glitter and
riches. There were no beggars In the streets
and every man was the possessor of gold,mi'
ming stock or unlimited credit. was at
the Dakota House and passed my evenings
in the main, at the theatres. At one OF the
theatres a woman whom had known In De-
troIt three years before was singing ballads
She was too noble n woman to tread the
boards of any stage, but, like many others
gifted with sweet mezzo-soprano voice, SHIT
found in the variety stage an easy avenue t'
a livelihood. She was a woman, every inch
and was always accompanied by young sis
ter 10 and from cities and thnir Michigan
home. Being an old friend, she felt perfect
lV nj home
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NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT

In the Probate Court Of the county of Deer Lodge,
Teirt " OF o"tanaIh the matter OF the estate of
the estate OF I,hu A Nichols. dccta-ed.
Notice IL hereby given that O. q. " Irwin. H.. the
administrator OF the estate Of John A. Nichols. de-
ceased has rendered and presented for settlement
and ft In said court his final cconnt OF his admin
sration; AFRO petition o the distribution thereof;
anu III Il SATURDAY. tn. % day OF April, A. -. 1881 h.
ing y day Of q tern, at this court to-sit: VI the
March term. A. ID 1881, at ten O'clock m. nj Tn.
couri room II said court In The town ana county
aior said has been duly appointed by sid court for
ton If said estate. which time and place per
snn interested H. said estate may app ir file his
except on- 10 tn. III ard at The di-tihurion
and contest The same. ORREN EME' Son,
Ckrk.
Dated N ar,.n a. 1851 6ll-5t
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Cor sale.

win ofser for sale At public auction on sat
ureay. April 9, 1850, four lots surrounded BY
good picket fence, in block 81, Deer Lodge, and
directly east ofthe school house. These lots = {
suitable for either gardening or building purpo-
SEES, and the location 10 most desirable one.
*s ~ PETER HARTZ.
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n o RE ~

uated Ia pleasant locality. viii Be rented u 4
low figure Ifsppiied for immediateIy. Inquirs Of
~. THoS. Z NAPToN
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Dairy for Sale.

have rs No mix rows for sale, each COW well
broken a a adapted to dairy purposes, having bren
broken 10 milk without lefting the cali ruck. have
siro complete set OF pans, etc, for masing butter
and CARRYING on the dairvng Business all ~ which
win cell reasonably A. wish 10 get ont Of The bus
iners. Parties Wishing " address me csn do Al
eoa.n JOHN EDWARDS.
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The money order department Of the New
York postoffice handled 100000 in cash
last year. The orders averaged $50.
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FOX SALE.

ANGOR1 .AyDaD IfRY GOl1GI
have on my rancho at Warm Spring Station abont
Seventy Angura and Dairy Goats which circumstances
now induc. me To ofe for sale. They.are fne AMI
ral- ard will he sold In numbers TO rnlt pnrchas-
err nj very reasonable price, X GIRAR
s0i-tf Warm sprsgs. N. T
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Estray Taken Up.

Game 20 TIE Penb rt6n ranch, three mile. r Of
Deer Lodge citv T.. sometime In ID q mner 1850
on. wear Id sietr dark head neH'k aud chou ders.
body roam, no brands EAR marks visible The
owner 10 reqn~sted to prove pr priv. pay charges
and take him away. X. y. KELLEY
Adm netrator
Deer I.odce rehruary n 1881
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TIE

TIE - llar eNvRrd.
will give SO reward for Information leading to the
z c,vcry IT aemal grey mare and colt. The mare IL
b anded with an on the left shoulder and anchor
an ID left hip. The mare WIS last seen at Andrew
= 80 Address. JOHN NAPToN.
6a IT'D DEER Lodge
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Only one variety Of flowers is used in the
same hat. $50
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-- ------- DgADwooD, T. OctOher 81. 1873
JoHx W. NORRIS. vice-President Chicago, H.:
Dear Sir-On the 26ih of September, wh'n the
CITY of Deadwood almost totally destroyed by
Fire we had in our Office a No. 80 Den'd Safe, the
contents Of which were found to be In as good con-
dition as when placed In the Safe. ...
Very respectfully. your obed enf servant,
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Read the following TESTl-
MONIALS from well-known
and Reliable men:
D<.DwaoD, d T., 0etober 4h, 1879
JoHs W. MORRILL,. Esq. .reneral Agent Dieboh ; fe
Co, Chicayo:
Dear Sir-Herewith We give you order for No
Fire-Proof Safe, being duplicate of the one pur-
chased of you last year. Our old Safe passed SIC
cessfuly through the Deadwood Fire falin. from the
second story intn the basement Of the building, where
IL Law ana roa sied tor three DAYS before II was sui-
cienty cool 10 b.. handled. On opening II, the com
tents Of the Safe found To be IN perfect preefsg
ton. $1,000 . ...,.x>x,
DRADwooD, d. T., October 3n, 1872
joins ". NoRaIs, General Agent. 81 State Street
- Chicago:
Dsar Sir-At the time OF the Fire which destroyea
our town we were using OF your Vault Doors
ana one of your Bntglar- Proof safes, both OF Will
were subjected To u very severe teri, and stood II
perfectly The cnntents came out intact and IN PIT
fes condition. We regard your work a. good NJ any
made. Yours respectfully,
BROWN 4 TliUM. Bankrrs.
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AMERICAN HEBPEW UNION

CHICAGO, July 14.-At to-day's meeting of
the Hebrew Union the special committee to consider
circuit preaching reported recommending Joint action
by the congregations of the various States the sup
port by the Union of congregations poor pay cir
emit preachers. The report adopted.
The special Committee Instruction of the Union
College reported recommendations for certain changes
In the curriculum principally in the omission OF
required for the admission OF students the college
Ihe report WAS advocated by DR. Wise and opposed by
Mr. Betiman, who thought that the
would be lowering of the standard of the college
Dr. Llicntha Professor in the college, sup ported the
report ana on HIS motion IL referred "A special
committee comprising Dr. Fee seminal. DIR. Meyer. DR.
Mllzclner, Mr.. Enrich. DR. Holm Dr. HucbSch. Dr A
Moses DIR. Wise and DR. !. :. Goldamnrr.
MT Bloom offered "A resolution that q N
shall call rabbi who her con
grcgauon without that others and after said
rabbis resignation has been accepted. Ruled out of
order on the ground that the Council right in
terere with the relation between rabbi congrega-
Dr. Wise notice OF resolution authorizing the in
coming Bonrd of Governors TO grant stu
dents OF the Hebrew Union College Of proved ability and
character needing such stpcns in order to prosecute
Their studies provided the Councils appropriation in
suiccnt AZ that poverty shall cbar an
opportunity 10 develop.