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New-York tribune., 1872-09-25
antiion 6ales of Real goiaie
wmriau Tmsr BsurI. An-,iOne,
PY V. X. STEVENSON & SON.
lPRRTY AT AUCTf0

VALUABLE STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
MI RAYHoR viii oner for auction MONDAY, sept 90
1872 at odocs m The pouc, his desirable property
situate at West Rev gon Staten Island the landing on Rich
mond Terrace shore road and snd ThniJpl'ce
and Barkerst
Two lots on the road fronting The With The mansion
house g,ren beautifully situated % feet font by 90 feet deep con-
tauug rooms With modern improvements and in good order
The other lot has good barn and other OubuinSs On rear "
lots in front Of the business seven lots IN the
with
Maps and further particulars the Oce OF Mr. RAfRoh No
III wniAm-tt
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25
THE MARKETS.

'N TuEsDAY Sept. n, 1872
euve III. cepts today pigs Pots quiet but Vaue
,nosd at : dull and nominal
MATERIAS-Beks in moderate demand bn prices
IT,! change Cement steady. Laths moderately ae
~ ,S seT In other descriptions have no ne" A1uie % loe
t,,6e renaius dull We quote:
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25

william Ward Brosds Eev Yer quotes soes privileges
bns fy psy et bonus on days and 70 y per eeht
bonus on ys fOv variations from the nassi pnee Of the
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25

I'ho following Sere the bids


In railroad bonds there important feature The TRANSACTIONS
except the Pa6c mortgages unusually small Central Psehe'
sold At loO Union Pacific ssl d55I Lanl Grants 90 and Ia'
comes q. 7g! The following the bids:
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25

COAI-The for Domestic has been aeye the Eastern and
ecsl proved aes o Anthracite BY
st7sqss rs Ro-egn the higher prices have greatly
restricted business, and pnoes nominal
CANDLEs-rhs market remains ve dali and prices nonna
unchanged quote Aiam.ane lidte for 10 10 or Sperm
3ld 3k.: Patent i2641c aud Papfns J0c.
DYEwOoDsrhsrs continued limited inquiry bat gre., are With
out Sales Of st. Domingo lsvoo at Sl0d e2
renew Honduras s25, MaAcAibo Pusie at s2o both gold We
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25

apples Offering crmakers zoe Selections of Fan
Pppns sell AZ about ~ with good fruit from lie par
We shipping
Europe nearly 100 bbs having there and other foreign
port. the week Some Winter fruit begins Bartlett
With sales being l5d with
hbs choice $5 sd bhA double extra 80 each Ouer pear
Abundant Urbanste B. De and Cteau arriving bat
green sell They worth $50 SIC Seeke plenty
variable arrival Of 800 Cal b. Hsry
dAnjeu noted The gresu
and yet selling, while the former 20 80 per box
Besides these there 300 grapes from Cahons
mostly huseatel and Flame To-Day They packed oorn and
them arrived In order and sel 3Odc b pnts
still Some OF them Fn.
readily Good Coneori grapes sel quckrr low
prices creating
cor few Of lonas have beeR received ~th Increased sap
PLY pela small quantity of
sells quickly Re- VIZ the srSe dark Wilder grape Peaches
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25

Included In Sj bales arrive Forward deenes ad'
x.nr Ic iu fair demabd sales follows. all on basis Of Low
Mdding sales evening after m-SepemheT 500 AZ 10 J6c
sG AT Isie Sic October s0 at lssc W at M 100 at
ii6 November 5cO At lSe 200 al IS ee 100 AZ se November
stc ozethe Decenbef g AZ oc lou at
re- snnary 200 at 6ic 6OO S February 600 at l9c. 100
A. IsI Narch $40 9. 2o lgic 100 at gc April 80 at
2O4e EIcbangdlO September NJ for zoo December eyen O
s.rtsmbrr reg. for 800 December even total sGo bales
sses ~ msepember 100 At Lc EOl hlSlc, iO at
hi 56c Site on AZ lstc 100 at sie IoO az " Sc
9 AZ lac At 10 5l6o AZ Glc so 10 7l6c 1908 l8c
6c; 100 at l3Ic., l8 6c
90 =, lse 100 nt ISI6e Is ll6c 800
November lc 40 al W oe GOO at I6e lo at " bc,
go a. I 5O Al lglc OJ al6c December 100 10 Bic
Ioe A. Is,e 200 a 10 liec lsc 40 at 10 3lo 200 at lc
sAi 2oO At e 10 5loe 800 az 6ic 30 at 10 SLsc
iOO al Is,e 70 l5c January 100 At hie O At lsie, 100
Al s 6e l8 800 AZ S lJltc, 200 a. l8tc February 100
Ige ls lOO q sic March 100 al bloc 100 at lse
100 at se 100 at PIE 700 At ls See April 100 a, 7oi. 500
al 2c EIhhnge lc pi To e. go September for No March
Total l. go bales; grand total, $3.50 bales
COPPEE-rhe marei active and 6r sales l.11
b,s psr Mermaid and 1 Union at f9l prices Other styles
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25
rRuIrs-DRIFp Am Mus.

THIIIs-DkIEU MD NIIrs
Receipts Of dried fruits for the 1851 week
1881 p Arrivals Of peanus for The weet 1913 bsl Apples
slowly Al declining Of
5000 o Tennessee bags. sOa At taS 50 bbls southern Do
t aud 50 bb fair sliced North CaninA 8,e Peaess
plenty and the feeling rather sm under the mprsioh Of
moderate light ae OF Il bags
halves 3ds with 80 bag, Old So aud Is hhA
ohEa peeled 20 packages bAekberrs at sac aud bhx
Oaal.nl all b 0nnai ainna.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25

Roepts for the week $3.50 packages 6a
same year. $3.50 packages The has steadily
eneo since last report made TO-DAY 3
Prevailing price The demand good Qa, likely
lac lined started iorwan market Qo.
tons:
STATE neabY...".....D d3l q
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25

haae .a,cg.
50 Rosenias = bbl....S - dSl 90
= r. H.,.....PM. Vd 5Ol LIKE a :, =.
3 5OH 90 common Y obl'''''"' "
jersey p Uedi6 0Oi Lamp, . bb........,. "a 15
Cfoon IN 00ai5 OOl Lsths Eastern NJ. % "
Fhlla1eO'~ -
Cattle BUSH 20 ola T. So65 M
0OsI per Ou''''''' Cae. kCity u tun OO03 so
,oo,, copN aND RROONs-Thee little inquiry
Tor Corn noHinaI ~ All 70,
5a7c or and 3doc iof ned oasn oos ~, :. S.s
market Is duh and heavy safes oil +V I'd AZ '4~
l4ic Tor Western and 35dyoc Tor Southern . -. ,
CoTONhere been good demand Tor Cotton on e pos ana
We euuOteg as
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25

Receipts for the week 1854 boxes or l2os3 less thn a Seeki
729l5 exports past week. l8lkk boxes
cspoudng week year Cable 5 6di gold 3i There
are some the cheese trade The Cable hoNs decline
~ "a pr6bsb OSng qn of the hot weather
now arriving Gold lower snd shippers ind reat deaf Of din
The shipments likely 70 be Light tls
pept week The ruled strong Yesterday the
~ the Falls being 1900 OF which 1000 factory sold at III Ql3
ou number the tine factories going at c With farm ta al y
2I3c There 8,O00 sale at Utica, Of which 5000
sold l2dI3ic, factory going at lJsc, the
titou being sharp for il. These prices paid
because our dealers feel assured Of getting out whole, least
large number bought The few bought b.
sod on their here tc mostly to the home trade but
2dO l4 and $50 4!c With 5000 private
terms In rare obtained the home uad,
good Below sty fancy cheese trade very dan
wsa There of favor which shippers do
puty purchasers the other side they
upou The factory shelves Western Cheese worh too much
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25

" QuicknlTer pr
NFCOND BOARD.
sALEs ERoM 12t To / olcLoCK 2. M.

Sass o G0perament Bonds
no II. = $40 Coup 65 5000 5. So Reg 6a.....l
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT TUE STOCK ExCHANGE-FIRsT CALL,
104 O'CLOCK A. AZ.

wv OF UOtfTTHsTH IfVlt1-
5ln0 %. q. bs. lnI Innnn. I2lAl U b D
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25
Gitn 19roperip 10 Eet.

A HANDSOME 4-stoTy bTOwn-stOne full!
"A aea HOUSE n Forty ,lrls ST. between Fih ard Mao4Soi
ayes, TO LEl BY W. ' ~ R,o,ivy,v
New-York tribune., 1872-09-25

A LARGE HOUSE; low rent 30 minutes by
N Ge~Jfrsyy Central Rsirosd Address JEtshl Tribune Ohee
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-07-30
OUR MILITARY DErENsEs.

Among the many acts said to have hecn
accomplished for the benefit of Gallatin
County, Mr. Clagett claims TO have been The
means 81 procuring additional troops for the
protection Of our settlers from Indian Incur
sions, u will be remembered that after va
| rioas lndisnatien-m meetings bad been heli,
and n,imlcr OF retiiiOns forwarded, COM
pany OF the troops then Stationed at Fort
Ellis WINS ordered to patrol the passes In the
ridge of mountains extending from Fort Ell.
| lis to Camp Baker This was, Iii view OF the
fact that number of troops were in garri-
son at Fort Ellis, deemed sufficient means
tor warning the people Of the valley of
threatened danger in time to procure the
assistance Of larger force from Fort Ellis tc
Tepel the Invaders, It will also be remem7
hered By those who attended the protection
meeting at Hamilton, that the opinion was
almost unanimously expressed chat as re-
pelling force the patrol would be. totally in
efficient, and so strongly dltl this opinions
prevail that tile most influential men present
at the meeting offered to pay the expenses Of
telegraph operator during what was con-
sldered to be the dangerous season of the
year, II an office could be procured some-
where in tho lower end Of the valley, in orr
der to be in rapid communication with the
main body of the forces, who were q,lartered
at Fort Ellis. Now, to pro, the emptiness
OF the boast OF the additional protection se4
cured to the people Ut Gallatin valley we call
their attention to the fact that there are less
number of troops OH this frontier than there
has been at any time since the establjshi.. ent
ofa military post in the county, There are
not, to-day, exceeding Thirty men at the Fort,
md the handful Of troops scattered along the
ilvidc are not able, OF themselves, to success
nlly operate against u hundred Indians if
hey should choose to make raid into the
1aliey. Tie troops that were here, with
hose that came last week, have been with.
irawn for the protection nf the North tsaciiic
talir0ad Survey. and their places have not,
'een Tiled by any new arrivals. This is the
uhstance OF the additional projection
i Which AR, Clagett boasted SO much ON
'aturday night. His many other ,stapen-
ous'' acts Tor the benefit of the settlers Of
iallafln County will, on Investigation, dwin-
10 down to the same insignii. at propor-
ions.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-07-30
/ sang ''Old Shady, = which wxs by tar the hest
part Of the performance. aud was rapturously

/ sang 'sOld Shady, r which wxs BY tar the hes,
part Of the perforinaEce. aud was rapturously
| applanded. -. ss's 81.
/ The gymnast and general comedian, Sample
Orr. then appeared aud kept the boys In a
rear at his jokes and witficisms for half an
hour in which he acknowledged his know
nothing proclivities; said he wouldn't vote
for Garrigan tor the Council because four
frishmen and named .McGill were in the
convention which nominated him; tina. Grant
and the Office holders were all theiyes be-
cause they had i good chance, aud SAID he
would be himself if he could got show, and
wanted the audience to subscribe to the same
doctrine, but tie boys were'nt prepared IL
80 quite so far as that. He loved Greeley
and Brown, but didn't want any thing to do
with Grant, would vote for Claeett, and adj
vised the folks to vote for who theY-plessed.
The warblers then .'warbled another litty,
and Church called for thres cheers Tor ssthat
good old man. sample Orr. at the same
time informing the boys that after that
we'll take drlnkn and as the old fellow had
acted the clown to perfection, and the crowd
wanted some whisky, they yelled accordingly
Asa political movement we do not think the
Black and Tans made much by the show
on Saturday night. but arc. personally know
ing to some OF Clagett's supporters last year
who will go 70 the polls OH Monday and cas-:
heir votes Tor the Democratic nominee, Ma /
yinnis.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-07-30
editorial Matter ON every Pag
SEMI-wEEKLY COURIER.

On account of the generaLinterest manifes-
ted by the people IN the present Canvass, We.
will issue two papers this week-one to-day
fruesday) and our regular-issue on Friday,
instead OF Thursday, as heretofore. i
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-07-30

g. No MAN ever went TO Congress from any
State or Territory that got the big.lead e
con or as much Al w Fl. Clagett. No man
Serer put on n many airs. He acts asif he
xFas the first man ever elected to Congress.
nd talks as II there was no one in the l9d Con-
ress but himself Dawes. Blaine. Bingham
md Ben Butler were pigmies beside the Inn
mortal Ciagett. When he dies (if he be NOR
Ill nothing less than IN Egyptian monu-
1pcnt will suflce for his resting plsee
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-07-30

TEE nomination OF Clagett was literally
forced upon the Republicans of this Terri
tory. He was opposed by the Helena Her
aid, the organ Of the Radical party 81 this
Territory, which represents the sentiment Of
large majority OF the Radicals OF Montana.
as well as BY Col. Sanders, President Of the
Republican Territorial Convention. and By
all leading Republicans familiar with his
course IN Congress. They knew that ii would
not successfully stand the test Of canvass,
and was certain 70 defeat him.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-07-30

1t Is all up hill business for our friend Fisk
of the Herald to support Clagett, we can see
it in every number OF his paper. It is hard
to 60 against ones conscience. But, Clagett
has bee, such true friend to the Fisk fam-
ily, that Bob feels bound to stand by him.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-07-30

The Herald insists that voters should not
be influenced in the selection OF Delegate
by his politics; yet Clagett avows that he 10
the nominee Of the Republican party and it's
representative. and appeals to his party for
support. The day is passed In which Robert
=. Fisk can hunbug the people Of Montana
by any such arguments No true Democrat
will give his vote in this canvass for Colonel
Clagett. SgsseS ~ ~
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-07-30

iY onr friend Sanders should be elected to
the Legislature, be will lay Sample Orr's
thirteen hour speech in the shade. A forty
days session will not be long enough for the
Colonel. 81 4sxsss 6ss9 - b
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-07-30

CLAGETr says in his letter OF acceptance
that the endorsement Of the Republican
Convention is sufficient compen alton for
many annoyances and much hard and ex-
haustiye labor" Now this il all stuf-we
venture there is not a single member Of the
A2d Congress would have written such non
sense. After the 4th Of March next he will
have no occasion to make such 4 ridiculous
remark
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-07-30

CLAGErr complains of the .hard and ex-
hausting labor" he performs as Delegate.
Let us have man that will not grunt so much
about work. Clagett appears to have been
born tired.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-07-30

Gov. PoTTs will have leave to retire after
tle 4th of March next. Pots are very useful
10 their place, but Potts manufactured in
Ohio won't bear the cost Of transportation,
and are too thin for this latitude. No more
cracked queensware for us.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-07-30

In the midst of a canvass for Congress the
Helena Herald has room for two column
address OF Hon. 9. Hedges on the laying of
the corner of a Church. Our friend Rob has
become eminently pions.a Wonder how
Clagctt likes that
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-07-30

Col. Church has found his voice since his
return from Washington. There he declared
his inability to sing songs for cIagett any
more, row he is singing silreys notes.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-07-30

THE Gazette intimales that sample Orr has
been bought up by the Radicals. II they paid
t,eo-bits for him they were badly cheated.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-07-30

CALI ATTN County can give 800 majority for
Maginnis, and Democrats must see that he
gets that figure. Earnest work can do it, let
il be done
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-07-30

Carl S:hurz has taken the stump iii North
Carolina. The election takes place on the
9th of August.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-07-30

CHURCH Is good singist, but it would take
the Boston Jubilee singers to elect Clagett
this time
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-07-30

4 sxNPLx ORH and Chas. s, Bagr have lefs
sne y Democracy and gone over TO the Repub-
iicsns. This isA good rildanoe, aud every
Democraf ~ Montana breathea frecr. No
Ipol'tical event since we have been Ii, the Ter
l'sory mas given us 80 much pleasure. Thev
Wsre turbulent and Inischeiyous while witt,
~. and are now in their tr,le elenent.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-07-30

Orr and Bagg--Bagg and Orr-par mobile
.f-artwn ffN
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-07-30

MaSinnis and Clagett had joint discussion
in Beaver Head County. This is the proper
mode In which to conduct campaigns for Con-
gress. From all we can learn Maginnis lost
nothing. but on the contrary rather got the
better of Clagett.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-07-30

CHURCH is great sineist, but Il would
IKE oil the bands Or ths Bostssi Jubiles 70
Max Clagett into ONCE again. He Il i adsaA
luck, = past resurrection.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-07-30

Col. CLAGETT insists that there is na
longer a Democratic party-that we are ali
Republicans now, divided into Grant and
Liberal Republicans yet complains because
some men who voted for him last year.
go for Greeley and Brown this year
and for Maginnis. There has always been
liberal men in the Republican ranks. who
protested against the extreme measures 81
the party, and now refuse to vote for Grant
or Clagett, when they have chaEct. 10 90 20,
for better men.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-07-30

RETURNED. -H IN. Felix R. Rrunot, special
Peace Commissioner to the Indians of the
North West, accompanied by tho seero.ary
4 Z croe, Esq, and Col. Wall, returned
from the Yellowstone on Saturday evening.
We understand they have been over to nego-
tate with the Grows for the transfer OF u
part OF the reservation to the r. S. Govern
inent. Mr. Brunot is a gentlemen Of whom
we hear good reports, as to his capabilities
to treat with the nonatlic tribes through
whose country the iron horse will soon be
rushing, and we doubt not from the reputa-
ton he brings with him from the East, that
he will conduct the mission entrusted to him
to a successful end.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-07-30

Mr.. CLAGETr, in his speech here Saturday
night, referring to Our notice last week Of
the sudden change of Sample Orr from his
former political position to Radical, said
we had Topped in five minutes Mr..
Clagett knows that we have been Demo-
crat and have opposed him in every canvass
he has made in this Territory since '67 and
we have stated on more than one occasion in
the COURIER that we had voted against him
in his contest last year with Mr.. Tuole. We
know Of but one reason why Mr.. Clagett
should think we were for him this time, and
that Is, we have frequently complmented
him for his services to other portions Of the
TerritorT, and he may have inferred from
that that we were for him. We have always
been in the most perfect harmony with Mr..
Maginnis. politically, and it required no
8 Topping" on our part to give him cor
dial support:
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-07-30

The LAST RESORT. The Radicals arr
driven to the wall. and they will make des-
perafe effort this wreck to influence votes II,
favor Of Mr. Clagett. Greenbacks viii be
pfomllscaously scattered through every colirl-
q IN the Territory. Let the friends of Gree
ley, Brown and Maginnis stand Arm. and
hadicalism and its champion, w. IA. Clageit,
VIII be defeated on Monday next by one
thousand majority. s3
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s1fSAhSFNh AecIDENT.--We are informed that
aa s s. u lkinscn, Esq nc the Hele.aa, Ga
sets vas leaving Gallatin City osl lls way d
k'asssEsslarg on Friday. bis horss stumbled
aI'u ieia. iiiflicting some severe bruises On
Mr. IA kinson. Our Informant Jeff for tl,i.
place soon after The accident, and we are NOT
advised Of his present condition.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-07-30

IRAIN ARRIvED.-on Friday q train .r-
rived here, bringing 4 portion OF the Nam.
moth Stock Of Groceries, Dry Goods, etc. now
being imported by Messrs Ellis. Davis 4.
speriinR. These enterprisihg merchan,s
nave over one hsndred thousand pounds of
goods en- route from the Railroad. which
they will dispose 81 With their usual ,iher.I,tv
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-07-30

~ view Of the absolute certainly of the
election OF Greeley and Brown M. Ciagett
has gone back on the favorite old election ex.
pedlent Of the Radicals, that it WAS useless
70 send Delegate to Congress not iii hsr-
mony. politically. with the administration,
and says that 1t gives ! Delegate 10 advan-
ta9e. What next?
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-07-30

The Radicals claims that they are great
moral party, yet the Herald tells the. GOOD
people OF Hamilton in this county, that Billy
Clagett will be with them on SUNDAY the
18th inst. to see and talk with them. ,rh,s "a
an outrage on the moral sentiments OF the
territory, and when seen abroad will rive
an idea OF our morals, not at all creditab 8
" inviting 20 good people who might have
notions AZ eiaigrating 70 Montana. W. blush
ior you Col. Clagett. S.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-07-30

INDIANA.-The Democrats OF the Craw-
fordsville congressional district ia Indiana,
have unanimously renominated that gallant
old soldier General MAHLoN D. MANSON. He
is one OF the most industrious and lnfluen-
tal representatives that State ever returned
to Congress. He is tried and true patriotop-
posed TO theiying IN every form, watchful OF
all schemes to rob the people, and one of the
best friends the soldier has on the floor Of
Congress He is attentive to all the wants of
his constituents, and i never aannoyed. by
giving full Information to the people of his
district On al subjects which they desire. His
Is member ot the committee on Pensions.
and most generous osae. and soldiers WIN.
long remember N. D. Manson for his liberall-
ty in Congress to them.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-07-30

OLAGETr's ffiends of last year are too sincere
q fheir regard for Iii personal welfare 4 !.
yole ior hi'n next Monday They have no
aeslre g inflict npon Mrs. cIaxeft and his
interesting family the sad news 81 the Hon.
bll'y having been calletl 70 the enjoyment q
.pfenatllre orfality y,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-07-30

No man who processes to be friend Of
Horace Greeley, eau consistently vote for
clasett. He don't show his iaith BY his
works. Carrying Montana for Maginnis will
be wsrtil thousands OF votes to the Democ-
racy Ia the States. II any Greeley man has
thought Of voting for Clagett, let him pause
and reflect, and perpetrate no s,icl, suicidal
act. Vote for Maginnis IL you be i true
friend to Greeley and Brown.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-07-30

Judge Hiram Knowles has been re-appoln.
tsdby President Grant u tle Supreme Bench
of Thu Territory. s 4 1s.,a<. H. /.
Also, 4. y. Simmons = sgent Of lie Ind.
ms II MIX rivsr,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-07-30

fHE Democrats can make Gallatin, the
banner county of Montana at the election Oh
Monday next, if they win but do their duty.
we urge every man, who claims to be
friend OF Greeley and Brown and iii favor OF
the Democratic principles to do good work
from now till the polls close on Monday
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