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Gountrp tlruucrtp for Sale auo 60 Cei
GREENWICH.-A Attractive shore residence
~ for ,saIe carriage house spacious grounds abundaee
trait and shade perfectly healthyi $500, circular
ATWAIER II Park row.
TWO new houses at Upper MOntclair, n j.,
Il depot rooms, lots rs BY 200: healthy
e5OOO terms easy. ii. N. BOYD sc Frankhnst
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CHARMS -.,r,,D ~, ,,,spopr ,,,o,,
COMPANY.
oeice. Pier IS = r., foot Of Cortiandtst
Copsgnments freight forwarded ~ directed 10 any part
Of world - .
UNFoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received for Of all knd Of freight and mer
chandiso to any part of the city.
sEAAND HARBOR TOWlNG AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGHTERAGE
FREIGHT Of every description promptly shtered To point
In the harbOr a reasonable TatsA
STEAMBOATS, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS - ,,, a., ,.,,,,.
sea,oers John a. srann and Erasfus Corning for NEW
HAVI-N leave Pier Is n. h. At H. daily lsaturdAys
excepted ..l. ~, 49,. 49,. x,o-, -.
METROPOLIS EXPRESS co, between Ne"-fork ana
Haven. Care and dispatch guAf4nte -. NJ. n
Freight Tor points D. l. q ~ j. X IcceN "A fiet a.
For New IA and points East AT fler 10 an a.,
NORTH SHORE Staten ISLAM D--EleVen Mics iot
Ten enfs nj, SIsai.rs from Pier l. H. foot hitehAlst
CENTRAL sHIPYARD. CommunipaN, y. J..-DiJ D1ohs !i
Machine aud Roller shop. everything appert%nng 10 uhe
CalnsfI ~ nn md rrn Nesselh
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SfEW-JERSEY = SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
y VIA SANDY HOOK.

STEAMEHS LEAVE PIER = y. r.
FOOT RECTOR R-l.:
For Highlands, seaDng1t Monmouth Beach and Ions
Rranch b. .. 7.ij g, Il $780, s4J ~ Jso p IN sun
days g. 1880 a III, J:Ju I IA. a. 80 -.
For Atlantic Highlands 7:45 3 Il a. n I.5O 80 o. 14-
For ocean Grove sea Gir;, &c, 745 O. II 8:45,
for lakewood Toms River Baruegat, &C, 7ij H., l:5O
For Writings Atlantic City vneland and all stations Il
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
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CITY or EICHMOND"
makes two excursions GalY 10
making connec ons FOR ocean Grove anl ,bury PARK
BOAT LLAFis Foot West . lst-st. Y 9:BJ NO. and 3
p. m Per g y. r., 10 N. and j31 y NJ. FARE ethsr
way, with pier cSet 30 cents Excursion good
day Is lel, g. cclrs
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bituations Uanieo--females.

WASHING.-A Swedish woman takes in
w family washing by the dozen. 20 cents or by the
week or month. l57 East 57th-st
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CToNINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.

C,,ToNINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- ,,nNNFCTING WITH ALL POINTS EASE
- stwsg- a. LON " a. b. any other lin' . ,.
etes,,ers y n n AGA NJ Eft aud sTONIN6TON Ieaso
aafv sTcerf -unlaysl lrO Pier 5S " H. ioOs -
J.vsst lrriyngtl Boston AZ o A. II NJ. s,a,aroo,s
1,ctfs Tor ale Al principal t,cKet Ohoe+ @
s.cr q, tre, O WcstcOtt Express Co. AZ Asto iou''s
sy 9i QaT and AZ broadway and at FIth Avenue anu
"lhusor hO~s n tILhINo, General Passenger Agent
vI,pOY RoATS-CTTIZEN'S LlNE.-New
,.ar,eys : A II ATOGA and CITY or TROY leave dliy
.Sc.nt ..fr.v Al q D. H. Pier -, hOrth RIVER loot hiis
with morning uA1ha IOt NVflh aou
Net Sunuay steamer touches al Albany
rI,HF TRAVELLING PUBLIC are informed
MAJ tbrough pullman iron New-f fork 10 chicago
nv hs Ere and Grand Trunk and chicago and Gtand Irunk
lr,,.s Eve New.York from Etle DotOt al p H. daily
ckefs Al tie of lhe Erie i'ail m = uEAru
Generat gent q. I. and 4. and q. /.
yJ,UF POPULAR SHORE LINE -
1 FoR PROVI IDENCE. BOSTON AND THE kAsE
tTfPATf FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
1rr tress trans daily suniaya excepted 70 Boston AZ
e:t5 a M IN, tpari"I SAiS @'0'1-'~' "1 - ~ ' N'
palace sleeping cars - ,...,I.. =. , ,,r,. ~.
NEWPORT express at i r H- pArof cars attaehed Ar
PkOVIDENCE special express. at M tparlor cars at
t.eI.zlt. arnves a. ProvIaenoe LOGO y. N - -.
secured Al flth Avenue sno
and Al irand Central Depot
II ". FlLkINh 1eaerA Passenger AssaS
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thH------- thH---- ,C-ri..I sAIFs--- SHARES sOLp
Open High 'Low-F,ual Am n ~ T.
Names ing est est IA
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NV III I ; I IN In 7. -, -, .,,.,,-
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMER
FOR on LEN -TOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTICE. steamers OF tins lne take the L9nd -EOue
recommended Dy Lieutenant Maury L. = ~ On DotA TIE
outward Id hOIneward VOYAGES
ADHlAIiC Capt. Jennings IiuisdsY aug - D. m
BALTIC. Capt Psrsel --..---a uIuAy aug 70 ? III
GLEMANlt Capt henncdy SATURDAY sept 2 y m
HEI UBLIC Capt Irving. lnu Gay IS, D. 10y \: m
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT or WEST
luTH-~T
viii not call at Queenstown
These steamers and unsurpassed IN ap
pOutm-IJs. Inc saloons StaterJos, smoking AMI Bath
Rooms arc placed the noise and motion
felt aOrdng degree Of comfort hitherto una1Anaoe
Saloon $50 and 500 Return tickets favora-
bic teras stee1age Old Country so from New
York S2S
These steamers carry neither cattle. sheep nor pgs
For INSPECTION plans ami Otuer Information apply at the
r. J. CORTIS, Agent
C. l. BARTLETT & CO., i gents Boston
EAEKITT & CATTEEL Agents, Phiia adelphiA
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LOR kONDOUI. KINGSTON and CATS
J KILL MOl NlAG%--IantIpg at Crtnslo1's Llnin5
lN-st P,'nn C0r1w1D. Nevbur-. Mluporo nieOn.
FousnSe-3Ne. Es)2l3 con tan; vi.n L.,er ana Deli
CatsOl an James " dwln ieiTt Ia v 20 D. ~. toot
larrisOn-st. North vss cxrtJ 0a14t1Ys when the
CItyuI %. Iec us Wltl evening
IRAN Mountains
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GUNNER Resorts.

A A. A.-1,OOO feet above the sea.-First-
IN. class board in n private family in shady VILLAGE
among the mountains Of Sussex From house beautiful
view down the waikiki valley 10 miles. From an eleva
ton OF 200 eet near the takes IN alta glance and
beiafu view extending miles Many picture sqae noun
tain through gens along and aKes
Air pure and bracing Rooms aud pleasant NO mosqu
toes NO malar Two churches Telegraph 200 people from
the city were entertained in the village last summer Lawn
tennis, croquet &C Convenient from NewYok Best refer
ences given and required s6 80 per week
state how many wish to and how long 20 stay All
questions cneeHuV answered .. ROCHELLE sparta
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IMPERIAL GERMAN NAIL.

II MILIlIAII :. VIZ '
1 NDETH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BtrNE1N Ne YORK
SOUTHAMPIJN AND BHbAt-N . .-o-. o.
DONl Z ....-.-i. Au-- If "a A. -i.Dl-i.----'" ~. -
WATN - sat Aur. 26 y CNAK.------ -ai - lt. ,,
RATES OF PASSA5E r ron y NkN.l Otk 10 SUI man
TON. HAVtEOr BRLMEN.,- s;o
FIRST CABIN --......SlOl SECOND CABiN-.----..fO0
STFERAGE r, So .,-.,s
Return tickets at reduceirlte& Prepaid 'teease C' @ W
Gates 90 steamer, 80. per between SecO"' ALI
-'-1 49, OELRICHs d CO.. Bowlng-Green.
INMAN ROYAL MAIL LINE STEAMERS
L FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NoTi. These steamers take the extreme .OliAefy
c0u-e gIo--iur south OF the Banks Of NewIOundahu ato
CITY OF BERLIN TURDAY. Aug. o. p.
CITY or Sr, ~-E .~-e.- ih i.oDAl, aug 81 a m
CITY NF POMk............SAIJ ~ tDAA. sept .. Pm.
CRY uFtH = r.. tDAN. ept i6 $50
CITY or MONTREAL. THURSDAY. sept 81, II AIN
iIum Plrl 80 u4IuDcri NO-th River.
CABIN PASS AGi., 80 anu r4'l
SIEERAGt. =2S Prepaid, SO
Join g. DALE. Agent 81 and 80 Broadway. y Y.
phLadt lhIa once, SO. lo5 south Ith-st
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Two TRIPS DAILY.

Tickets good on either pier
EXCURSION IcSeLs Tor sale a.! Elevated Rail-o,t
Stations
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MANHATTAN BEACH.
AVE VIA GHEENPOINE

Tho steamer SYLVAN GROVE leaves the pier fo,s II,
2d-s, EAST RIVER Tor the COmpanys Depot; treenDo .
connecting with rains Tor Manhattan Beach az s4j
lO4l a ID. and lauhOurly from ll.Lj J.l5 D n.
Trans leave ianhatt4n Beach ri.3b. o., li:DJ "A:
l-u5, - &c. l'j. l:fD ami every hfeen nj II
min utes DasJ the lOur 70 J.3J and 10 1885 D. IA
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I'IIE ALLA AIRE,
j SPRING LAKE. Y. j., open. Directly the
beach superior Appointments cuisine uheNCe.led Reduced
Iatcs our ~ september.
THOMAS FALlEI, Manager r. NJ. RI Cha ItDSOS.
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IrOOAInn prOuerip for sal: am 60 Get

tOR SALE on very easy terms, fOur-Storv
- brck dweinng on the ode of Coluubi. Ioyits5
midway between Fulton and Wall street Feprss .iosues
ing the Oay anu RAINING through tn PurDans 60 sS
story store on urmAns lot 25Il5O small awoI,t %
az cash required AdcFess y LISTER Tribune ONCE my
IO LEI 5ZO Cafiton-ave., near Pacifc-st- :
Il Handsome three-stOry stOnefront hons. ,n a1.
order al hours kU ULAND q " 4ITi.Se 41pSSe
o Beekmsn-st -A-'S'
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
1 Hamburs. American Packet COMPANY l1ne 1& lot Tot
PLNMOL III CAERBOL KU AMI ia - L III
HEEDLL.........Aug - OIL Il A---.-AuS uS 'L'
CIMRRiA. -Au- -. SllL>lA ------.Srrt -
Rates 10 Plymouth, London. CheIOOurs ana Hamburg
First Cabin SlOB sc OnI CaDin $50 oecrage $50 Round
reduced rates Steerige rom llanDus h1Nrs anu
,I-%IAkITt & co {. b. RICHARD & CO.,
General A gents General Passenger Agents.
VI ~ MN L. y d. =. y. \
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DLD STAR LINE.
Ia United states and ROYAL Belgian Mail Steamers
-NknI SAIG ttDAN FOR AN TN ri.P.
The speadiC hyst.csss. fulpO erred steamers.
NEDEPI A \ D.. ..........- SatuId8y Aug - a,
\ y D.
O0rs state-rOOns smoking and bath rooms amdshipA
Second cdb acCOmmOl IuOn uneGceIlcd.
~tate.rOom- all % Inau deck
No IOrse,. cattle, sheep or pigs c1rrioL
First caDiu. SO and 5Jl
Serout cabin s5J. prepaid, S5j excursion 800.
steerace. so. prep d. 80 e1cursiJn, 40 % - -
Pl.ir.G ~ ItIGHI SONS. Gcul rs. 30 BIO~dWayN Y
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DOYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
Itsteamers leave co.'s Pier Jersey city
FOT ROueriIa:
: = ROTrERDAM........-.W Wednesday. Aug. ~ p.
: ( ZAANDAM %ssinesdav. Aug 80. g D. m
lstCabin SO 2cCabin $50 Sfeerage f26 prepaid, s3l
4. CAHAUA, General Agent y South NIliam-s-
EUNCI EDNEE co, /. ". MJEAls
% : Mm-sL, Freight gents 81 BwaY Gen Pass Agent
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Congressional Timber

We hear Republicans often inquiring who
will be the candidate for Delegate this fall
The convention has been called for a month
hence, and there will be little time to push
the campaign. AS much as possible should
be done in advance, and as one step toward
concentrating inquiry and drawing out Re
publican opinion we take the liberty O
printing list persons that we have heard
named in this connection in The several coun
ties, not pretending hat it is very complete
but fully concious that there are many dark
horses grazing in the wide fields of Montana
Beginning with Custer county, there are
c. w. Savage, w. 4. B:trleigh, Paul McCol
mick, J. W Streyille, Clark.
In Gallatin county, Gen. l., s. Wilson
w. W. -Aldersop, J. Y. Bogert, Nelson
story, Geo d. Thomas, Peter Koch.
In Madison, Judge Blake, r. Q. Hickman
J. f. Galloway, i. J. Congcr.
In Jefferson, J. c. Stuart.
In Bcaycrhead d. Lcayitt.
In Silver Bow, Judge Knowles, Charles s
Warren, Charles T. Meader, Howard Zeuor
Ia Missouri, Frank l.. WordGn.
In Choteau, T. c. Power.
In Meagher, Captain Stafford, Charles \
Cook
In Lewis and Clarke, Col. Sanders, Judg
Wade, Marshall Botkin, ID. II, Weston, "
II. Weston, u. c. Gillette, George Steele
And nominations are still in order
Helena Herald.
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MONTANA NEWS.
Butte is at present very dull.

Butte is at present very dull.
Ming's Opera House, at Helena. is to be
lighted with electricity.
Last week Mullan tunnel was driven
forty-four feet and six inches.
The wheat harvest is in progress all over
the Territory and "a No hard will soon
be converted into X X X-[IIclena Herald.
A telegraph repaircr named Humphrey,
who was stationed at Red Rock, was
struck by tightening on August II. lie
lately came from Omaha
w. s. KctclIa,n, dealer in harness, liv-
ing at Virginia City, committed suicide on
the 18th, by shooting himself three times
in the left breast.
Missoula offered, and the Northern Pa
citic railroad company recently accepted
500 lots, upon which the car shops, de-
pots and other buildings belonging to the
railroad company will be cSectcd.
Valentine Wickershaw, private i'll ono
of the companies stationed at Fort Ellis,
and recently a telegraph operator, has abb
seconded with between sl00 and $500 belong
ing to the I.
Joseph Ellis recently, with the assistance
of the sheriff, took possession of the store
of Jos. Ellis e. Co. at Miles City, in which
he is the senior partner, and has asked that
a receiver be appointed to close up the
establishment. His partner, Major New
man Borchardt, the postmaster, is extreme
" indignant at the treatment he has re
ccived and claims that the business has
been carefully conducted.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Senator Ben. Iiili died at his home i'll
Atlanta, Ga, at 2 O'Clock 4. ", or the 10Th
lust.
Col. Pat Donarl, Of Fargo, is mentioned
as possible candidate for congress from
Dakota lie does not belong to Nelson's
kindred.
Last Wednesday Superintendent Hallctt
stated in M!isson.a, .hat the Northern Paci-
&c trains were running to within 102 miles
of that town. He offered to bet $500 that
the road would he completed to Missoula
by Christmas Helena Independent.
It is reported that {: marble vein about
twenty feet in thickness and equal to
Italian in quality, has been discovered
near the head of Lake Pen d 'Oreillc on
the Northern Pacific. The party who To-
SO, 900 for his discovery.
The Gee Hing" Il d secret Chinese or
ganization which has no smaller aim than
the overthrow OF the present dynasty. How
many members it has enrolled nobody, not
belonging to it, knows, but enough Of them
live in Philadelphia to hold a conclavc
with considerable noise and enthusiasm.
The convention held az Duluth TO con-
slider the advisability Of connecting Lake
Superior by canal with the Red River,
adjourned on the 10th inst, after resolving
that, in the opinion Of the convention, q.
canal forty miles in length was practicable
and would produce the great results which
have been agitating the Duluth mind for
some time. The matter will be- brought
before Congress, and then, perhaps, the
cost will be considered.
! A large lot of letters and manuscripts, in
| the handwriting of Daniel Webster, has
been discovered in an old junk shop, in the
lower part of Boston. The bale of old
paper stock in which they We're discovered
came from New Bedford, and among the
papers are nice foolscap pages on which, in
Mr.. Webster's own hand, is the opening
portion OF Mil.ard Fi.n,orc's inaugural.
There is a-.so the original copy Of his
famous Fourth of July oration, delivered
at Salisbury, N. II. The papers will be
given into the custody of the Smithsonian
! Institute,
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The West Point Pugilists.

A dispatch from Ncwburgh, n. Y, says
the investigation into the prize fight be-
tween Cadet Cook and Plcbc Scudder at the
military post, West Point, has been con.
cluded by Judge Advocate Woods, and his
report has been submitted to Gen. Howard,
the commandant. He has sentenced all
concerned to be confined within the color
line during the remainder of the present
encampment. This sentence is imposed
upon all OF the participants, five in number.
The fight is said to have been conducted as
fair as such things go, and the sentence is
deemed Il severe one, inasmuch as those
sentenced arc deprived Of freedom at the
time when they should be enjoying recre-
alton. Sculdcr is vet in the hospital
Especial to Chicago Herald.
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STREAM TIN.
Some Nice Specimens Found on
Peterson Greek.

Peterson Creek.
Tin was one Of the earliest known metals,
although now one Of the least frequently
found. II was used in Tyre and Sidon in
the manufacture Of bronze a Thousand years
before the Christian era, and Is supposed to
have been carried from Cornwall, England,
which until this day is the greatest tin pro-
ducing region of the world There are Two
varieties-1ninet tin and stream tn, the form
er being found in veins, the latter II the
wash Of streams. The two varieties have
therefore the same relation to each other aa
quartz vein gold and placer gold. The tin
ofcommerce and manufacture IS IS pure
tin and oxygen %.
We are led to these remarks by the fac.
that considerable quantity of stream tin
has been picked up at onet time and another
on Peterson creek, three or four miles from
Deer Lodge. Among Others who gathered
quite 4 lot of it, was Ben J. Franklin, who
picked up can oft and recently sent
quantity to Professor W. Blake, OF New
Haven, Conn., for assay. We have seen the
reply of Prof B. stating the samples contain
ed IS per cent, of metallic tin. He seems to
take much interest in the find and gave quite
full instructions as to tracing for the lead
and reducing the ore, and asks for further
samples.
The stream tin found is doubtless wash
from tin ore in place, but it is questionable
if evera a lead that will pay to work will be
found. 1t might however interest some OF
our prospcctors to look around for it. We
believe there are no paying tin mines vet
discovered in America.-IN Northwcs5.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
Esd OF TRACK. N. T., |
Aug. 23th, 1882. J

END OF TRACK. NJ. l.,
Aug. 9th, 1852.
To the Editor of the Billings Herald:
Ii is well known by your readers that
the construction train has for some ten
days past been stationary at this point
about orc mile east Of the bridge across
the Yellowstone At Billings. Ever since
our arrival here l had promised myself
the pleasure Of trip to the hills and
platcaus lying south Of us, and have also
promised YOU an account Of onr wonder
irgs. Yesterday we made the excursion
and to-day we proceed 10 chronicle our en-
prricnce. ..... Breakfast is always served at
an carly hour on the train, and having
drank our coffee and masticated some rare
done bcesteak we accoutred ourselves Tor
the Journey. Said accontrcmcnts consisted
of few provisions sufficient for the day,
some ci-ars, and remembering the pres
cncc Of rattlesnakcs, prudently provided
ourselves with the proper antidote in case
We should be snake hittcn. We also took
our rifles revolvcrs and field glass. The
narsy consisted of friend Of mine from
the East, and my humble self. Starting
from the train we took southcrly dlrec-
ton and soon reached the bluffs, There
we halted and seldom have ! seen finer
landscape Away to the north and west
Law shining in the morning sun, smooti'
plains and plateaus, divided irregulariy ny
natural water courses, at the present dry,
along the banks of which stand thrifty III
trees. One point especially, about one mile
south of Gen. Merr!lrs cantonment, Is Sc
fine that it needs but the addition OF q
house or two to form the counterpart OF
thrifty western farm. The absence OF sage
brush is noticeable But few years hence
this section will be the home of thrifty set
tiers, and fertile fields and lowing herds
| will add to it's natural charms, and TIL witt
shekels the pockets of the honest grangers
But we could not remain enraptured tho
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Notes from the Hotel de Irvine.

\ telegram was received from Fossythe
late Saturday afternoon, by Sheriff Irvine,
asking that deputy might be sent up i'm
mediatcly. Lewis King was despatched
and arrived at the depot in time to catch
the west bonnd train. Arriving in For
sythc he joined his party awaiting him,
who ordered the arrest of John Dempsey
in box car, sitting with {; double-barreled
shot gun between his knees. To shoot the
first man that entered. Louie came
through the end of the car door and pre-
sented g pair of six-shooters under Demp-
sey's nose, and told him to "bail up
which he did, handing Louie his gun full
cooked. Previous to this he had shackled
Moore-being in the town just five minutes
when he was rolling toward home on q
freight, accompanied by his worthy pair.
The charge rendered against them is for
highway robbery, the victim being poor
laboring man from Rosebud, he being
''held up by these scoundrels, aud every
cent OF his hard-earned money taken from
him,
There have been incarcerate.a in the
county Jail during the last seventeen
months 1SS prisoners 81 Oi whom were in
| for grand larceny, 50 for petit larceny, 9 for
murder, SO for attempt to murder and do
boldly harm, % for highway robbery, =
rape aud one for forgery. Not mentioning
, rhose who have been arrested and admit
| ted to bail, and all those arrested for
| drunkenness, disturbing the peace etc, o.
which the numbCr exceeds those who have
been :ncarcerated and released or brought
to trial.
This record shows th.s our shesiT and
| his corps o. efficient depv:ics have not been
| tcolbled With iilea.oss or waut OF exercise,
| ana the people Of Caster county owe dc5o
o. gratitude 10 I-, Irvine lo- the marked
2ll! efficient lrsLLc. III which nc has man
aged tie ..l..I- OF lis oGiec.-, ailss City
P.o.r.
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Our Presidents.

An exchange gives the list Of presidents
as follows:
The American presidential line
Began in seventeen eighty mine.
BY Washington was the list begun,
Who ruled two terms, then Adams one.
Jefferson, Madison Munroe,
Sat for two terms each; and SO
John Quincy Adams came for one
While Jackson through two terms did run.
Harrison died and left four years
For Tyler; Que term Polk appears:
When Taylor died and left three years
For Fillmore; one term next for Pierce
And for Buchanan; Lincoln then
Was shot as his second term began,
And Johnson sat until came Grant
For two terms; Hayes for one and scant
Fourmodths for Garaeld who was killed,
And Arthur the vacant office filled.
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Large Land Sale.

MILWAUKEE, Aug. JG.--The sale was per-
fcctcd to-day of fifty-ivc thousand acres of
Chicago, Milwaukee 4 st. Paul railroad land
in Lincoln, Jackson, Martin, Faribault and
Freeport counties, Minnesota, to A. Boysen.
Danish vice-consul at Milwaukee, who has
fifty families on the way from Denmark to
settle on the lands, and other colonists are
coming. The price is understood to be
four dollars and twenty-five cents per acre.
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CLARK CRY.
Aur. 10Th. 1SS2,
To the EGito1 Of tic Billings Herald.

Clari, City Is situated about three miles
from Darson's eli Landing OIL the Fellow
stone liver, about twenty-five rai-i5 from
Bozer.an. Tic camp, saw sn:i-s and
bears abounl III the GeislJoThoal, in fac:
we ar2 completely cnviron2j wiz tlicn..
Lime there IS II abundance also coal which
Is being prose sqected .or, with good ind.ca
tions, ny several parties, employing about
hundred men. We have ,hiriy-tilree
business places here, among which are the
Company's supply store. two dry goods
stores, bakery, blacksmith shop, carpenter
shop, lumber yard, meat market, two
hotels, Doctors Den and the West saloons
We subsist almost entirsiy on trout except
when VIC can obtain little Of Montana S
| lUXury-bacon. J. J. NJ.
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The unanimous voice of the central
committee being against the use Of
proxies in the convention, it recon-
mends to the several county convcn-
tons the election OF delegates and IL
tcrnatcs 10 the territorial convention.
and the adoption of q resolution in each
county convention authorizing those OF
the delegates or atcrnates present in
the territorial convention to cast the
entire vote Of their county in said COLI
vention. SAMUEL WoRD, Chairman.
W. W. Dixon. Secretary.
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Republican Territorial Convention,

The republicans of Montana arc re-
quested to send delegates to Q republi-
can territorial convention to he held 1t
Butte City on the 18th dav OF Secterl-
Der. 1882, at Ii O'Clock A. ", for the ruf-
pose of nominating candidate for dele
gate to congress, selecting q territorial
central committee, and transacting such
other business as may he deemed
proper. The several counties are en-
titled to representation as follows:
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Territorial .oaiocrat;c Convention.

The Territorial Democratic convention
will meet at Butte, OH Monday, the 4th
day of September, at l. o'cloek NJ. The
following are the number Of delegates
apportiOued t. the several counties: