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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-14
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The schooner Fearless the first prize at
the Regatta Of Eastern Yacht Club Of Boston
49,. The Central Pacific Railroad Company now re-
discharge freight At their depot IN San Francisco
The Turner Theater at Rochester was burned
Wednesday night The loss s430O insured ior e2
The Commissioner of Patents, yesterday, ex-
Of Stuart Perry Of this city for bis combination Ok
The American Railway Master Mechanics As
selected Baltimore for the place Of is next annual meeting
The steamer Victor. from New-York, heavily
and other supplies for FOrts Taylor and Jefferson
has arrived safely a. Key West
The United States steamer Juniata is daily ex-
from the Mediterranean squadron having left Gibraltar
about middle Of May, for Boston
The second-class u. s. steamers Omaha and
fitting the Philadelphia Navy Yard and Will
be ready 70 20 in 4 month OF 81 weeks.
"a grand ball was given on board the German
Francisco harb0r last eTening At the term
naaOn ball the Bertha will sal Tor Europe
The changes made necessary in Internal Rev
receAy By Congress vii be printed
the faces Of old and supply Sufficient Tor the demand nov
ready
James f. Boudern, from Baltimore, a student
Lehgh and SgsqnehannA Railroad.
There d 10 blame In the matter.
The sixth annual convention of the American
C.,t.r. A.socaton as held 81 Louis Wessar great
plumber Of roads reprsssnte
interest 10 railroad companies and chuers read
ss discussed sD many mechanics and present
Inventions and specimens Of WORK
The following il the score of the game between
AaHuosse Ball Cab Of Brootn anu Baltimore Club played 81
cSass LIST "a %. 9th 9Th 9Th. 7A 9th 9th Totals
s s.i.ass,;..:.....ff 9 : . III
The foundation-stone OF the new Union Rail
Toronto designed 70 accommodate al the railroads
CsnadA with imposing ceremonies amer the
The leading eteus q Toronto rspreatas " rosss1
NJ Brydses Director VI nc GTaud ITgaA glasy.
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AUSTRIA.

PRESENTED AT COURT-DEPARTURE OF A POLAR
EXPEDITION.
VIENNA, Thursday, June IS, 1874
Gen. William I. Sherman and Col. j. c.
Audenred Of the United States Army presented TO
the Emperor Francis Joseph to-day by the Hon. John
JAY the American Minister TO Austria He viii dine to
night with Count Andrassy Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
and will soon depart for Paris where he viii joined by
Lieut.. Frederick d. Grant
dispatch from Bremen announces that the Austrian
Polar expedition has sailed from that port for the
Arctic Ocean.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-14
THE INDIANs-GEN. HOWARD DEFENDS THE
APACHES.

WASHINGTON, June ia dispatch received
at the Indian Office to-day, from Gen. Howard, dated
Santa Fe NewMexico, nth, says have with me four
Apache Chiefs two Pimos, one Papago. and two repre-
septatives Of the Apache Mohaves with interpreter
The Indians had not left Camp Grant nor White Noun
tain Reservation They at and wish 70 keep IT,
The story that the Apaches had killed interpreter at
Camp Grant proves to be untrue. Superintendent Bur
dell and Capt. Wilkinson are with me. Expect us about
fte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-14
GOV. YARMOUTH DECLINES THE PDCHBECK
NOMINATION.

NEw-0RLEANs, June I3.-The Pinchbeck Re
publican Convention which recently assembled here and
adjourned to reassembe Baton Rouge June 10, hav-
ing passed resolution declaring for Gov Yarmouth the
latter has written letter declining his proposed nomina
ton by the Baton Rouge Convention. This action taken
Of the proposed fusion Of the two wings OF the
Republican party in support Of President Grant, which
the Governor opposes. He still declares his allegiance
to the Cincinnati nominees
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SPAIN

WHY THE MINISTRY HAVE REsiGNED-IHE
CORTES ADJOURNED.
MADRID. Thursday June 49, 1872.
The difficulty in the Government was caused by
King Amadeuss disapproval of measures which were
adopted by the Cores and supported by the Cabinet
The Ministry, as was anticipated, have rendered
their designations.
LATER-The Cortes has adjourned The Ministe-
rial crisis continues
ALLEGED CONSPIRACY BETWEEN THE CARLISTS
AND INTERNATIONALS.
MADRID, Thursday, June 10, 1874
The journals Of this city assert that plan is In
contemplation TO unite the Carlists with the Inter
national organizations in Spain, when an effort viii
be made by the combination to create disafecuon
In the army.
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DENMARK.

OPENING OF THE WORLDS FAIR.
COPENHAGEN Thursday, June Is. 1874.
The Worlds Fair was opened In this city
to-day by His Majesty King Christian.
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DIR. LIVINGSTONE.

STANLEY AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ALIVE
AND WELL.
LONDON Thursday, June 15 1874.
Later adYices from Zanzibar report that Mr..
ptaney The Herald correspondent, had arrived there,
and that lie had left DR.. Livingstone alive and well
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LIBERAL, SENTIMENT IN PENNSYLVANIA.
fRY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUERI

TTUsvuLE, June bat large and enthusiastic
Democratic meeting held at the ParshaI Opera
House in this city, last evening TO ratfy the nomi-
nation of Buckaew for Governor, Gen. McCalmont
and Others spoke in favor of adopting the nominees
of the Cincinnati Convention. This sentiment was
warmly applauded by the audience, and the name
of Horace Greeley was greeted with enthusiastic
cheers. In spite of all attempts to prevent the
union of Democrats with Liberal Republicans, the
movement is sweeping everything before it in this
section.
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RUSSIA.

TIE CHOLERA APPEARS IN BLACK SEA PORTS.
CoSsTAEIRoPLE, Thursday, June Is, 1877.
The cholera has appeared in the southern part of
Russia. All vessels arriving here from Russian ports
on the Black Sea are placed IN quarantine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-14
NETWORK FRIDAY, JUNE IA, 1872

Hon. Sydney Perham for Governor OF the state Tor the
third time Is Justly due him for his fidelity TO the IN
terests Of the State and for the prudence and care Win
which he has performed all his public duties
The Convention adjourned with cheers for Grant and
Wilson.
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FIRE IN A CHURCH.

A fire occurred last night, in a stOre-room IN the
loft Of the Friends Meeting bsi-esn rh
and si,,s.ves The buidns was dansgd 200 fully insured
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EX-SENATOR STUART FOR GREELEY AND
BROWN.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIB

DETROIT, June 13-The Daily Union this
evening contains strong letter from the Hon. Charles
E. Stuart, formerly United States Senator in favor Of
Greeley and Brown and the Cincinnati platform. The
letter will have great weight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-14

TIE MINISTRY AGAIN TO BE oUEsTIONED-DID
TIE JOINT HIGH COMMISSION KEEP A
RECORD OF ITS PROCEEDINGS THE SAN
JUAN BOUNDARY ARBITRATION TO PROCEED.
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STARTLING RESULTS OF ERIE INVESTIGATIONS
A SUIT AGAINST GOULD FOR OVER S6OOO,OOO-
FORTY OTHER SUITS TO FoLLoW-ERIE
eTOCK wATI-ST
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D1xenA IN IN 1 the q lIIatAsi Valley
mn the Van.

This year IN ire wheat. oats and baii ley have
heH.a raiS.t Ii the sia.latin Valley than all
mixer SECTIONS OF Menfana cnlnhin-el. M.
This year i greater number Of farms have
Beer, cstc FL, thu G.llatin Valley under
the Unitcl states la,..l lays than III all other
sts,fioHs Of Montana c,llli.in.si..
rhis year the Increase 1T p ppulatinn In
GsIlatin ltv. " pr,s.l hy tbs election
r-tur -. Is grast.r tim til, aggregated in
crease * ALL tile other counties.
The tast,le property il, GsIhtin county
~ sl,ovs. by the plbishci STATISTICS. is ig-
crossing ii per cent. ,l..e rapidly thar the
t;ix;t'fe pr 'pcrty If any other county in the
rerritn
r,is ar m ire new buildings have been
erected IN BN.nm thai IN al, the other
connfys ATS IT the Territory enh',ine |.
itiS,n b., ,irif IT W ,itv,s.Es i,rig aiaia
ti,a We i',!is., tn. ib,v. significant facts.
, .Hlir rlhl:tt Vi tas. ,.,..r,,1s. al .pl.,lc-
pitt III pr ..tistis- IA it; AZ | piblirity
should al> D. sisra Isle il f,r til. bs.le II d
! immi .isia5s I'll ,ti,a.'lp ii tnc rarrHp.y
via, ~, !.sir,l. Il ~ I'll. n.y =. tl.n.'h.
| Will :,,lr s,,..sil Tare. y =. lr..bi'.ts gt
| II .illsi, n,it. tan cir n ,Nn..: f.t
yur e.. l.rs TIT Tn ot tii,isri u 1t acre:
~ tls. :,.,: In | n tn, iallatin V.ll..y s.il
u,ri;,isE; ID.
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pKiIrfDSs 70 C,,SGn ss,-~We O.ice thai
" u.,,i',rr Of i~titn.n~ h,effe.,lli"n, pray
H.. In. tunyrss d. tbs Cid.sf STATES ~
yranl Ia M-s-r>. II ,rr & icCar.iiry the
r,gs,, i. pu. cl,a>,. If ~ ,lis tovrrnme,.t t...
tract q. l,u.l Icat..a ny ths.n IN 1871 on The
Upper isslaAs,..lc. m | ,vl,icl, h new With
ii, ire .i.nts Of Id. rSer,ati"n set apart IS j
N.,,innal iEssrk., 4 is well kn"wn fact. that
MesSr-. iI.rr, :slal MsEar,ney were the. first
10 l,r,,.g f.slnilsh. ;iaiee sl,r wonders ~ the
n.ar.eIlais .r..siass e.nbatad IL the res'rva-
4 m. ari ita. thy h,ivc <iite ri ID endured
nj u severe hanl<llips il their e,Hicavar<lto
develop aud Improve their property. Vt the
Mnim.th hit Springs. a'si W. hope That
C.,, urs.s will FAKE favorable cngnizance 81
Etls;r tatiti,m. anl grmt their just request.
Tie prti,ion has H. .n siymsl by. nrar,y every
resident II, ,z.n,an sl,niS aeq,G,hhsi viii,
th. circumstances If The first settlement at
IN. ~prily.. anil il hi,,g circulated tirnnYl-
on, lhc county inr >ignararvps the residents
OF The valley. Thea. g.nil..,nen ask ~,
more q Ih,.Ssnverniinr III Ill. III ..,Ar opinion,
j. I'll. II i,.t due. viz: "a. g'.t ~ p,i .ii -.
al 10 ,v.r,,,,cat pric.. b. lanl Whh thy
have -r.il,-i i y, tni .irnr,sl years % toll
anu uii..rirg Il, lie iMpnv..nn. II. all.i ~
,inp.stiH ~ nnh. ni Gtila,n cni.ds wili~g'y.
. III. r,,.,-ri.,,.a hearty end en- M.
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BOHEMIAN COLLEGE.
i czsMAx. Get. IS, 1872.

I-czaMAS. Get. -, 1872.
Editor IF the Aranf Courier 5: 81
When lie idea III building cOllrgc IT
Bozefsian WAS first broaclled. II was received
Standardization by almost every body. There
seep,ed to be i ~ d prospect tlist tls. i,labi-1
fania. would work together tor the public
without letting private iiltefs, - or petty ans
bitten Interfere with the noble work on
hand. AT the ilrst meeting one spirit seemed
To yervade the whole assembly. = confident
assurance OF success s.,enrd " bEslle getrr-
al feeling lifts true. we relied ,,ii cordial
support irpn, other pnrtioMs IT the Territory.
aud Il e,tt4i some lecuiliary help from cn.i,-
ilunit,.s outside If this valle,. anil these.
heiHS have brrn disappointed. The Helena
press par ticillafi. has liisi its best to tilDw
c.,li water .pn the undertaking. whether frs,,n
4 petty jealousy vt nlr Craving little tsswi,
ar fruI,i O:iirr motives We will ts.v- to- y0isr
r.,;t,ielS ~ tlet.idir. 1t Il svlieist that II we
expect 10 establish tlit. college 1T VII WE shall
have IT, il Il it'll our own rts.tlicss. But
mr. resources ARE amply siiffieiel, f.r The
purpose. II ". ahlv don't lie, ti,s' emil. siasm
with w,,iel We ct,,lli,i,4iet.l the work lie
AWAY? There lies our DANGER nj prt<cnt. a,si
The danger Stems imminent. slra,iy we
llrar iiir,,iin,sd in ,li>cl~sisnl mi The subject
!. III. Ii. dist y ard -. ssbvterian !" a,i
tln... wtu we're foremost siH% starting the.
pr.j 81 mr.. .ttiiug inSewar,n ~ i, .npls,ri.
apparently airai.t thai som. ,ls.s.pI,,insti"n
Win. Mhsh lhrv have nu ro,hse,i'n, might
possibly, .st rn,tr,l ri the. .tl.o,l Whsn in
nlar;tti.sa. Nm. This won't .ln, II ..tto,,'t
pow. tite fF; h ~ " kr III, sair MT Z that
no decentralization Il, h;fse sa'sitr,t ut i,ir
.clrpoi. th:, no ,,ri,.tc orsrarai,aAar interest
is 10 ~ ls .iit.tihy il i,.,r fIf.gl ahy aisHr.
tia, II u 4. Il. srl,opl ier he people. and
not ir M. sect that il IL u. Ii. gv,rhsal bt
III. pa"pls. Mnt b'lill i. ard shif ri .At.'Hf.
| ing TIE pr ,j.ci Ne wiila'n have. HE general
". liarr Ia view. We ha,i bitter, III. il Jap III
once. B,is III : b. ms,MlMr that II We drop
The matter nov. We Il, less tiiat We are u,i-
| able Ia II, itr IL, amy u,icrtakin, Nth ~
l.t,iny private in rrs<iS ami prjn.lic sletcA.
our a,tiui. Let IT'S >ti.,w III other parts't'f
the Territory that VIZ d net need Their Pip.
| II the plan j. now all,w4ti ts tls ava, ii will
!. lie iactt confession at vi. have Hil'kr
ken what W. ARES unable 4" carry through.
II thu. ,pllegess bull, it will ir iasting t.s-
eli, Ia Bazr,nan and The, Gai'atin Ftii..y; II
/ it il not II Will ie \ lasting Ills grace.
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----s-A So
II ,rIible TrIse ~ ssk the Madison.

\ horrible murl.r WAS prrprtrH'ed on
"Wednesday. The li;a insf.. IN the Madison
valley. III, III ten miles above. Gallatin City.
II ap, AR. tina; on. .Iaim. II. fihslev had rem
tel 4 farm .f il HE'S kiltoigh. and since iiar-
vet tl,.. ,,arii.. iav. hah frequent and vio-
lent q .arrcis a,,.,it tile crops. ipiring these
al,.rr mi ms. ". are Informed that KilDnyh
ii q,rntiy Threatened tl,r lite oi Tinslcv. and
al. the ,iiy before the miur.tr. told him to
prepare. hin, s..lf a< III. intei.'d ~ Kill him
ION sight" tn Wednesday Kil'Ongla rode
10 il,t. door OF rinsiry'> house. and !ie. sup
posing. IA IN. SAYS. that the either had come
Ia fulfil his threats IT killing him. reached
fsr hi. nn..il-..g ~ nj fl sri te ball passing
through ktll.,agi,'s abb nnrn. and killing
him. After the shMhing s'inslsy mounted
h,s h,rs AMI mn d. his escape. iayin. his
vi.alm wcltrrinyin h < IRE. The b" Is was
,lni .liroy..rci until the following day.
when some priss..nrS. Hiissl,iS kiilough in
thu n,arning went W search Of him and fpn'M
him lyins wi,er.. b.. had alien nsi being shot.
Inf,rna,i,, WAS im,itiiasty sent 10 this
place. aud Sscriff u Y started III pursuit ~
the acr,l,el. and 81 arriving ut the tIouse of
rinsl,y'S lr,,her on Willow Creek. Timslry
r,,n. there anil III rendered himsrlf'o Mrs
l:,y. who f.mk !iirs before. Justice Spear M
taitaii,, C,iy. The evidence ati.it,crd before.
III. .Jm,tc. was very m-ayrr in detail. and
The priS nrr was bound Nv IN the SIN of
$500 4, appear FIR rial ~ III n"x; term of
tin. ,isirrt Court. 1t is said that he' the
iniy 1T the murdered man WAS discovered
there. were NJ arms of any description found
Thereof 4. = ,tli ti,n n,.i have hitherto iorie
irra,roi, Ii ,b!r characters. and tile. shocking
affair has created gr..t excitement IN the
vicinity III II i,.,, II .rcnrred We urlrr-
stand tha, kilar.l, hal Il W H. and f,.Er chi
t!rru living i'll Kenkiik. Iowa. who are isff r.
mourn III. ,lli,r.lv ai,i tragic end OF their
husband and father.
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1000 boxes just received. Mt
HOI4ZNI.AN 81 'SRoss
IiILENA AND BUZEMNN.

IT is rUmorepl in III. s."ia' s'i"clcs u { Is
city, that. Judge I.an.h"ree viii lead the
amable a,,l accnmi'li>l,e Miss Alice Leonard
to the iIym-neai altar This evening. S1"'ilt'
our information be CORRECT. 1--WE consider the
source. from which it ..inanars,l perfectly -
liahlc) thr macy tstim:'le' qualities ~ the
happy conpleswarra't ~ ~ predicting ~
ture OF ulalloycd b ISIS in their union. In
the meanwhile evcryirly is on tn" qai cie for
the confirmation nf the runner.
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TmE First .Na'i.n,l l.nnk - i'"z,'nan p:'''-
,ish..< it, ir., state ~r ~ its c,n titin IN
Iia-,I.yst'ou Il n. ii, Isl y. b'r'ir ~ m ~
that this il j ~ I.v IL s,,,l !, ~" il ~
a tolsr. fin ron,ntr.dlrr II Cure 'i.y rsrqnr-
ZIG II q l.Na'i"n'i Banks Il s"'rn Statement ~
their e nsiifiul on that ~lp Gifted .itv IN
Rank At tlrst l,t. l,a' inSt c.n ,i"nc..t. ~.
hnsi,r.ss tss rxcr.si,d Ill" expectations, NJ
it, officers. !, III the individual .irpo>its nave
nearly. .iauht.d siles. the Sd est. The e''-
tire t:,pi al aft.n Feet n ,fisnil Bank ~
B,zn,nan has hsun paid IN AMI thirty ti'''is-
Fand dollars ri ~ hay. been r"aIv''',
and will t in circ,,iailnaas >nul ~ The Pf''s-
i.l..,t AID G., hi,.r en- ii n them. Y i one.
Of tn. best ',ssakins institutions II Nm'ana.
con uc' e,i by iii,er,l AMI c"m'..trns ssa't''-
me. and W. are IRA. iiaf that The citizens q
I,az.ma,, and t:aflaii,, County far'. ga >a's'
md <er,rra RI 90 t. 'i.l.@it. Instead 81
hayinp a. hnr..fotF,. ~ i,'irv their IN 'ury ~
,i.ll.n III r. 4. Tl. v,iit j. .,n'. 1T the hes
". hav. ever seen in any kei' king ,.,is'' ~
| .ln w.xt. >ncr - T., Tie FIRST Mailman
Bank of Boz man.
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DON'T huv year town ltts until AldersoR's Ores
Auction saie n Thursday October 5lst.

PtreoxM Major H,,.fissn q a.,srs.
burg. who has been sp.nIiag few day. IL
Bnzeman. dropped in "n ~. ai"l We VIE
plra.e,i &, take hnld u his irie,.dy hand -
Ward C. .ckrill. the wish-awak'. pr,.priesssr ~
the bridge at Cenir j Park. was u, town on
Fridav and saturday. H.. was IN Guest Ut
what he has losg 50, lit hnf .rrsrr { ind, II
gold looking life-iinie h+l',mste. but his nsn-
al lid nick attrlt..sl'in,. and hrlEs returned
home to ttirse his nis.ly.
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BALl.-On Thursday evening ttrrc was n
grand Ball AT O,lells Hall which WAS n,mar.
Dusty attended ty the elite nt oar city. lie
festivities. winch were kept mp till ~ early
hour il. the mnr,,ing. passed nf with the
ee,at which usually attends y" e',rft''"-
merits provided bv Mr. Oiell. H.. has lately
reprinted and decorated Ills splcnli'i nall.
and |, now presents aira,,iifhl appear. nee.
and will no Il .,,i,. he the fiieatre OF na'iy
sce..e Of enjoy nenf during the coming winter
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-24

RAcns.-Th" h,lf ,.,il. racr at the R'zc-
man co,, on Sat'rltr. was won hv q. NJ.
Tate's s"rrcI horse Will iri-l,man. h. ating
reernhar,lt'S Grey E,glr aud q. Williams
Black Snaka. Time 81 s'c"mls. 4 60 81
deal Of money changed hands - u" result.
as Grey Eaylc wac the tav"rite ut long odds.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-24

NEW GooDs M.ssres T.anl'ns. Il "a. have
received large addition +" their stock Of
DRY Goods. Boots, Shoes. etc.. this week.
They are making constant additions 10 iinlr
splendid stack nf n.rc'i M fS". viii tihy
selI rs cheap any j., the market. Call anh
examine their stock.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-24

DrsrRIcr CouRT.-we are in receipt IT "a
letter from Thee. M,ifly Esq. Clerk If this
Judicial district. stating tai no District
Court will he held Il, H. Zriian. h .ginnil Y ~,
III. 2Sti inst; bat that in l.r S.rvi< " u ar
range matters after his arrival in til. Frrri-
tory tina courts will he hell Al B"z"aian and
Rul,.r,i,ur. l,ie in November or ri 4, j.. lE-
Crlubrr.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
once of Comptroller of the Currency

WASHING loS, Angus, iith, ls12
WHERE ss by siti~faeI-sfy tyid nre present q t.
h.. t,n,i rsi.sn,a ha- ht.l, mIds t. tni,rir lbs
Tine FI,si NATIONAL BANK uF BuzEM ", - III Ihs
town Of .zem ", ilf. cDan', 81 nai..ttis ans
T.rritar, OF Montana, has been duly .tgai.Izs
der aud ACCORD ling tor requirements OF - Ash q.
Con ress emitted AN ici 10 ,,r hitty N.tls,,i';
Cu, r..ney, secured b, .etigr OF Ui'it,d STAT 5
bonds and TO pr wide for t.. circulation AMI II
dentoa thereof - approved Jane od, 1854, a q
ha- complied with NIL tnr lto,l ION. OF saht Act
tine bu ines II Backing under s..i; Ava.
No1r there ore, /. ioiN j. hSOx. C.ms troilar
he Currency do herb. c.tt.ly i,tt tn first A.
rio AL H.SK OF isO2Ea IAN, ii IN taAiioi Boz.
il. the COUNTY Gall til, and i.rritar. o NJ aitHle
il suihnrizr, 10 ,inm.s.cr the b.asin o H4pssn,
under the net H'aHisid.
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WIN, yis1A.ci tla Lsv:

Tn. brlni IN d.sur,, BUtF h.D isGi..s ,tf
I.w "a. llast III ...i,, ,r 4lferi bralls - very
.trl pe - IN! - ie a..n 81 ,cre in.' ,rie.'
,iirrc IL il M rK ex a ssi i,r
MAGJ. ..,.> b III, Land \. ncs.
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.erisas Aceid-ns aesbery.

Sp.c.a i Dispasr q to sts Io.,ri.ns ~ !,
ikLEvA. Oct. d.
At Axe ".elHk this afternoon. y John
Pine Wa. g...ti e int wagon on Mail
street. 1 li.tnl tell irs.,n hir p'rkst Striking
the i. ,,',,e-Ire. AMI Went OF. the ia str 4
Ing Iii, ii, III. leit breast over the heart and
cn,,iis. ..,,t ii tie p,int Of the shout
IN, w..,,iis serl.,ls. but isppes ars enter
t.ined II III, recovery.
Last night. l,ilr ,l'. agent Of Cr''lgnt ~ g
10. Va. Ill the rliir.ssl l.r'ing thu. .''fl':e
w.- .nt.rrL anl i snail safe carried IN.
y. hi,s Il yaiu. IN it. No traces u the r''1-
hers.
I F,RE Al IAurLras.-O, suisiay morning
Hi. magnificent i,.,'rl ~ +. NJ ", Ply. ~
ii s,nitaDa. this c.sl,iy. was entirely De
tr..yr,l hy firr. The h,,,seh.ll g'"i-. W.
understand. were saved. 4 detective hue
ra,,SeI The fire.
s - q, n N,wphy' !. oiiioe 70 buy coed
laElls, 10Th ~, -. q
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Old KIM Cole WIS mrrrr "'i soul,
And 50 nnrrr. old ss,h W ~ H.:
when out upon rrpi y. he - rs ~ the Xiv 's.
For ne hest liquors IN get rvs .-h"- ne !;
For the ~ Of iiql,r ti,er 'r''n get. siys h.
TIL. Finest ci-a : n. CY. MpUsTS' Ki:u- S.loon
Main Stree {, BE man.
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d.
Ac.pEMY.-I.. Is. CritteWlrn. sisted by
his daughter. commenced tssp.hing IN The
Good rc,n,,larS Hall "n M"',lavs last fnT
st>~fn, + tie, na.alfi,a. they have 'a''.' .'r-
,,ln,ir in he -,.ie,.n"u IT /, !, use as ~ tau
i nm.iv carpet.si. warm al,i c"'.s"r' a'nf'
fbjS sci. ol may tie rrrsr i,tl u the IRE aFa-
rory Ihpartnrnf 81 Il z"n'Ah '"'i'r.''. ="
WI, are pleased that the sc'n"i Opened VII"
&, ., cd Il n,itninr .! yainy iatf'- am 4eh-
/ ~u,cp. The OPP o.iu i'y IL new aHof'e"
tie c,tizr,.s ut GELATIN and stlrr' ,iii'li"2
I:ounties. To pace their cii'.ir.n ~ "A "r-'
Glass i,,sti t,,u Under the r"'itrn 81 'Tfi"f
ins,r,,t., or@. aud ws. irust the Acii-hs VIII
tr filled with the youth 81 Montana. = -
s,an is - extremely ilrassnt 'i'y. anu Dr..
f.ir i. rob Virginia lily II lie liti'.M w
st,ci;l ciiy.' w..ir.h. liz latter place mas -
pr.J,diy aud desc ualiy bnr'ie IN the pas5.
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) TR A ED OR at . L k :
MAGUEgE'S BUrFAs q UILS!

The last seen nj them The Hon. John u: Murphy
was driving thsm by th- tails through ]. zeman
p .ss on his WY tn Hamilton. GELATIN City aud
Deer Lodge. For further particular tpplr to
H. " MNiUf.E,
Bozeman Land Agency.
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Legal Notice.

CoUxTY CLERKS l,FFIcE,
Hozeman, Montana. {
TN obcdienca to an sfssr IF thu Bard of county
commissioners within au,l far Galtatin county
Mntana TERRITORY, made ON thu third day of tn
sept mber adjourned session OF said Board, and on
the nth tay of September, 1871, her by give mo-
TIC. that said order is ,aadr ealln. ia ot-tand-
ing ind bt dness of said Galatin county T., be
hs.ndpd the said indebtedness to Presented to
the Treasurer B sail county by the fr-t Monday
IN D.cembsr, lss2. Bonds given ia li.u thereof,
payable within seven years, with canl.'ns aftach'
,.ayable semi-annualy for ten Per cent. pr annun
interest.
In witness of which, .Hhtreunto atfix the
sal of said county at office in B0zeman
~ September 18th, 1871.
SE.L ARCH GRAHAM,
ts Couais Clerk.
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We have hand, and continually receiving
additions TO, 7. rs line assortment OF
Gros Grain and Japaaese silks.
OF all coIors; silk fOp i.s, Wi.iis asli Black Si.k
Alpacas White Go,,,is OF ever, description, etc.,
etc ELIAS. DAVIS II sfkRLlN1.