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at 4.35, p. NJ.
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BOSTON, CLINTON L FITCHBURG RAILROAD.
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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23

POSITIONS n TIE LEGIsLaTIyR ssEn-
BLY,. AS Is generally thescase. we have no
doubt but legion Of faithfti patriots win
come before the Assembly. which shortly
convenes at the Capital, for the various posi-
tons to be filled, and some willing to accept
anything from fireman to chief clerk. Such
has been the custom. We notice by the Ga
zette that Ben. S.. Word, Esq, is fayorably
spoken Of for chief clerk Of tie House. No
better selection could be made lie iii d
young man OF experience anfabflity, and Ills
experience is Of a character to render him PC
culiafly qualified for the place Mr.. Thos.
III street, Of this county, we understand, will
he put IN nomination for engrossing clerk Of
the Council. We know of no one more ca
pable drilling Che position, and ito one more
deserving. He has been al ardent worker for
the principles of the dominant party in the
Legislature; has not asked or received any
fayors from tho party. He is faithful, COM
petent,Yand q young man Of strict integrity
Faithful, efficient 4elerks not. only facilitate
the workings OF a Legislative body, but often
make such ineligible in many instances.
and we hope to see the gentlemen spoken of
above placed in the positions named.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23
Fifty Years in the Field.

The Neao York Observer is about celebrating
its jubilee, entering upon its fiftieth year in
1872. It is one of the Oldest newspapers i'll
the country, one Of the ablest, and one Of the
most steadfast and fearless i'll maintaining
the truth in religion, the right in morals, and
honesty in all public and private affairs. 1t
announces for the coming year. the publica-
ton Of the second volume Of its Yearbook !;
a vast repository Of information. statistical
and otherwise, relating both to Church and
State, which will be sent free to all who pay
their subscription for 1872 1liF volume last
year, was worth the subscription price of the
paper, and the publishers promise a more
complete Yearbook for 1872. Specimen
copies of the paper, with Prospectus for the
Yearbook, sent free OH application from any
source. New Subscribers viii receive the
paper free until January LIST.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23

4 IUTAL .N.AHaUATION OF PROPERTY.
1874 1911
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23

Mr.. THRAsHER's ENHIBITIoN.--The notice
for this excellent entertainment, which
should have appeared last week, wa;s ty al
oversight left out. Mr.. L. gave two exhibit
tions in Bozeman but on account of the ex-
tremely muddy condition of our streets the
attendance was not very large on either
evening. We regret that our people gener-
Eallysdid not have an opportunity to witness
this wonderful exhibition. The most re-
markable phenomena Of nature, the geysers
Of our mountains. are photographed while
III action, and are exhibited in Ill their won
derful phases, besides the beautiful lakes OF
the Yellowstone and Henry, and all the
magnificent scenes III that sublime region are
given in all the beauty of nature Besides
these, Mr.. TErasher exhibited about 200
different scenes on the Pacific Coast, em-
hracing the Yosemite Valley in California.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23

g. s Il
The following Treasures Of the different
Counties the past week We're Id town settling
with the Auditor:
Jesse Taylor Of Lewis and Clarke; r. b.
Gray OF Gallatin; e. II. Wood Of Jefferson !:
Geo.lA. Hampton Of Meagher; II. L. Graves
Of Beaver Head; r. Z. Kennon OF Deer
Lodge.
The amounts collected and paid over to the
Territorial Treasurer by the different County
Ireasairers for the quarter ending November
9th, are as follows:
Lewis u Clark County 10000 90
Gallafln do 3,4O0 90
JEFFERSON do l,73S 66
Beaver Head do 1877 So
Meagher do l.147 GO
Deer Lodge do 5000 90
The Treasurer of Missoula has not vet ar
rived but has sent to the Territorial Treas
urer 81 600. The Treasurer Of Choteau not
arrived yet, but sent 1895. The Treasurer Of
Madison not yet settled, has on hand Of Ter
ritorial funds about ST. $50 So.
The total assessment Of the different Coun-
ties we give below, also the assessment Of last
year, showing 4 considerable advance i'll the
value ofleyery County III tile Territory except
Lewis q Clark, which has fallen off and lost
in real value, according to the assessors re-
turns, IN one year, the vast sum of $543, 638
The9total assessment Of the entire Territory,
when all is iii, will amount to about Sic, 000,-
600, an increase Of about 81 900. 900 over last
year, which shows a healthy state Of general
affairs n the Territory.
TOTAL VALUATION OF PROPERTY. y
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
TO Patrons Of the Ayant Courier.

| Two more issues of the COURIER complete the
frst quarter of its publication Upon starting the
The terms of were placed at 5000
nor year two dollars less than is charged for any
other paper in the Territory provided the money
was paid within tile first quarters otherwise, vs. 90
But few of our subscribers have yet availed them
selves Of this excellent opportunity to save two dol
lars By paying us; consequently those who sub
serlbed for No d will miss the chance unless they
do 50 before the second isste after this. Our short
terms are SIS 90 for six month"; III advance; otherwise
al oo: and 81 90 for three months, IsYARIABLxsIN
ApyAscE We hope our Six months Subscribers,
Who have been receiving the paper win bear IN
mind that the amount due Is 81 oo and Is 20 charged
when the money is not padin advance Pafti''s It
distance wishing to pay up before the expiration Of
The present quarter can hand the money TO their
nearest Postmaster. We offer our subscribers .
rood things If they DO not choose to accept IT. and
the time pass, 1t is their fault We shall
strictly adhere to our rules, without any dscrirn-
ination.
All bills for Advertising job work. ete.s will be
made ont 1T 1lla end Of this tn
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23

New BUSINESS HoJsEs-TWo new bust
ness houses are announced by advertisement
DIR. S. Fl. Osborn. in the Masonic building,
corner Main and Bozeman streets. where the
Doctor is opening a large assortment OF
drugs; and the fruit, tobacco and variety
store of Mr.. q. M. Levy, on Main street, be-
tween the tin shop and bakery, where Mr..
Levy has al attractive display Of fruits, can
quietly moving along, and if not already,
it soon will be ranked the second city Of the
Territory, and we are following close in the
wake Of the metropolis, under the most IA
yOrable auspices.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23

4i@ A. LAMME & co.'s.
For THE MUsCLEsHELL.-A party, consist
ing OF Mr.. Edlinger, Harry Williams and
George Clendenin, left Bozeman on Tuesday
morning for the mouth Of the MusclesheH
river Upon the completion of the Northern
Pacific Railroad to the mouth of Heart river
On the Missouri, which is promised by July
next the bulk of freight shipped to Montana
will be by the North Pacific to the Missouri
river, thence by river to the mouth of the
Muscleshell. 81 from which point il can
reach Helena via Bozeman, over good
wagon road, abundantly supplied with grass
and water, in about halt the gdistanee that
merchandise has to be teamed from Corinne !;
the rates will be undoubtedly as cheap and
the transit as expenditious. This route also
possesses many advantages to the treighter
over the old beaten track to Corinne, which
Is almost barren of grass, in the extent of its
ranges and abundance Of nutritious grasses,
which have heretofore been only reaIned over
by an occasional herd of buffalo Instead Of
the poor quaint stock that now returns from
q trip to Corinne, they would return from the
mouth Of the Musclesheil In good condition
for beef. These gentlemen promise to furnish
US notes Of the route, which we will give our
readers in subsequent issue.
z 4 \ a 4 u
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23

As this Is q day Of departures, 10 saish
to coll gour attention to The neso departure n
Rossnaan : and, judging you By o1,,sesvss.
tAat tie system aphieh puts money u yo'tr oacn
pockets nil meet yo4r approb soAers5y
those who dopay s0ill not hare to pay The ,,asz-
chants the losses they mag sustain by trusting
others; foa.sall aoho DO credit business mast
loose certain per. cent., and that per ceat. OF
loss, zoe think, auisl cousr The PEI. cent sOhseA
zoe expect to make. One thing all can observe
through life. a man ,o1o Is careful Of enpensss,
sails his goods at tor prices, and for cash,
nepes fails. and tbs ses intend to DO. Ws will
not open a BOOB account Nth friend o. foe,
rich Or poor, and az may distinctly under
stand 1t. Ne hope that no one eoslt ask rs for
credit II any nag, for they sosll sarsly gss
refused.
At The profits zoe intend to sell, no t,.e can
afford to charge goods AID as our means are
limited, should zoe trust dollar here aud there
in sAoai time noe aoould hare out nsany dol
,ars, and Of course aoould lose some, censs-
qasently soouM haze to sell a little higher.
II is for CASH zoe sesl, and zoe cordially IN
rite the attention Of ~ aoisliag to make CASH
PURCHASES. A CASH STORE II Gallatss
county has long been needed. 1t Mill stop many
from gospg to Helena; Mill encourage people to
come here, and aofg Be TIE cause Of eps1y nss's-
chant here sellsdg More goods.
We do not poish to trespass on the rights Of
aasy man, but Of this you may Be assured, sos
sosH sell our goods at sach prices that no man
can dford to charge them.
Vhen goa come to toaon please
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23

AT HELENA.-Our travelling agent, Mr..
Thos. Baker is now Or will be within a few
days in the metropolis. The business men
of Helena have for number Of years enjoyed
good trade from this section, and, while we
expect to exert our influence In drawing
and keeping as much Of it as possible at
Bozenan, we are satisfied Helena will con-
tinue to control a considerable amount
Of it. Merchants in that place who wish
to get the bulk of that trade have the
means offered to secure il. through the adj
vertising columns Of this paper, which is
taken by almost every rnan il this valley, AS
well as circulating extensively OH Willow
Creek, in jefferson, Madison and Mcagher
counties Our rates are extremely low and
Dir. Baker will call on all the business men OF
Helena. LII ID &ss ss=e sss Il 5s5s IS - $3.50
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23

The RAILROAD SYSTEM OF CALIFORNIA
We have received a As page pamphlet, giving
comprehensive report of the railroad sys-
tenn of California. with maps attached, also
map of Oakland and inyirons, with full
explanation of both. 1t is issued from the
publishing house Of J. Ii. Germany Co.
1t shows remarkable progress in all industrial
pursuits, while its educational interests az
well as railroad system are in an advanced
state considering the aue of California.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23

The collection from the last quarter fell
short OF last years, on account Of the defect
in the revenue law in regard to the penalty
of 20 per cent heretofore imposed when taxes
were not paid on November LIST, Of each year.
The increased assessed valuation of property
in Jefferson County, has been greater than III
Chotean, having gained only 81 ,6I2. The
deficit in Lewis u Clark County we cannot
account for Can the Helena papers ?-Mo,s-
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23
TO THE SUFFERING.

The Rev. William II. Norton, while residing In
Brazil as Missionary, discovered In that land 81
medicines a remedy for CoNsUMrTIoM, seRoFTLA,
soaE IHsoAr CogeHs, CoIps, ASTHMA, AND NER-
yots WEAKxEss. This medicine cured myself after
I'll other medicines had failed
wishing To- benefit the suffering will send the
recipe for preparing and using this remedy to all
Who desire it FREE OF CHARGE
Please send an envelope, with your name and al
dress on it, Address,
Rev WILLIAM II. NORTON,
s76 BRoADWAyY
is II sss 81 U.s. NEW YoRK CITY.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23

County FINANCEs.-We notice in the Hell
ena Herald a list Of the receipts and sexpendl-
lures of Lewis and Clarke countys for the
past two years, Identified. This arrange
ment is quite satisfaction to tax payers.
They can see where their money goes. The
law requires County Treasurersfto make some
kind of statement annually Of receipts ana
expenditures, and have the same published.
We presume our Treasurer will do 80 at an an
early day. e..,..s 4S@fz 4ss 81
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23

For THANKsaIvENG.-Mr. Wards butcher
shop presents an attractive appearance, and
Gun be obtained for Thanksgiving any
other day. He has recently purchased a
drove of sheep, which he il now butcheriilg.
They are fat and furnish excellent juicy
steaks, roasts, &c We are indebted 10 the
gentleman for fine piece IIE#
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23

No DIsPATCHEs.---On account OF the tele-
graph poles being set into the ground IN the
vicinity Of the Jefferson, when the ground
was frozen, the recent thaW caused them
to flop over. hence the line has not been IN
working condition during the past few days,
and we are unable to give our readers the re-
port of Tuesday and Wednesday. A force
was sent to repair damages and put the line
in good condition, so that hereafter we will
furnish the dispatches up to Thursday
morning.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23

TnE WEATHER during the past week has
been playing all Kinds Of antics, giving US y
variety each day Night before last rain
commenced falling and continued until
morning, and about 10 O'Clock changed into
snow.t Indications Of d good snow storm. u.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23
UNITED STATES LIND OFFICE,

UNITED STATES LIND OFFICE,
Helena, De. f., October Is, ISL.
Complaint having been entered at this office by
Joha NJ Burk, of Gallatin county, T., against
Charles al. Coolidge for aband onng his Homestead
Entry. No s, dated July Goth, f6Q, upon the north
west IL and east ~ of north west ~ Of section
eight, townshap two south range sig east ~ Gala
cancellation OF said entry; the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear at this Office on the 18th
day of pesesnbeT, ISL; ut 10 O'Clock u. m TO re-
spond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment. ADD H. SANDERS,
TIL Register.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23
Handsome Eq ssEpage.

The finest private carriage in the city is
owned by Col. Il. NJ. Black. We noticed it
on Saturday, drawn by splendid pair Of
black horses. The animals were rugged out
in new gold mounted harness. The whole
eqlipage would do honor to any city.-st.
Joe Heratd.
Although Col. Black has several of the
finest tilrnouts in Montana, we expect to see
the above magnificent outfit grazing the
streets Of Bozeman next summer.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-23
strasburper. b heayy

PHNsoNAL.-Mr. strasbuEger, a heavy dry
goods dealer in Virginia City, is spend
ing vacation i'll Bozeman, being the guest
of his brother-in-law, Mr.. Louis sperlirg.
Dir. +. f. johnson, Of Virginia City, ar
rived in Bozeman a few days since, and is
low awaiting the arrival Of his train, when
ne will open out all extensive stock of hard
ware, stoves, etc., in the Brulet brick build
inc