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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-06

TESTED BY TlNE.-For Throat bis
eases, Colds and Coughs, " Bro,oa's
bronchial 1foches' have pror>d their
efficacy 10y test of many yeats. Com.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-06

A CnlLD lately born at Fort Kent,
Me-, has seven fingers on each hand.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-06
New and Valuable Vegetables,

NtW d1u EdIUdDIt EtStIdU1US,
to supply the public with Vegetable and Flower Seeds
Of the purc't quality. My Annual Catalogue is now
ready. and will be ALL 1t has only all
novelties but the ndnrd vegetables of the farm and
garden lover one hundred OF which are of my own
gr"wuG) and carefully selected list OF Flower Seeds
ON the cover of my Catalogue will be found copies of
letters received from farmers and gardeners residing
in thirty different States and Territories who have
used my seed from one to ten years. ! warrnt-lst
That all money sent shall reach I'd, That all seeds
ordered shall reach the purchaser 3D. That mn shall
b. fresh. and true 10 name. Catalogue free to ALL
Jnme. ]. IL. GREGORY, NInrbIchend, Mnss.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-06

To Adverttsers.-hIl persons who contemplate
making contracts with newspapers for the insertion
of Advertisements should send to
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-06

TnE DoSEsTic'' doe greater RANCE
Of work than any other sewing machine
Com.
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CuNpURANGu -PRlcE Being
assured of an ample supply OF the Gun.
durango bark, Mcssrs. Bliss, KEENE X
Co., have greatly reduced the price OF
their Fluid Extract. See advertise
nnnl Il l'nIn
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-04-06

MoRE than forty years have elapsed
since J0hHSon's iHOdyHe LuIiB,tHt was FIRST
invented, during which time hundreds of
thousands have been benefited by its use.
Probably no article ever became So uuivcr
sally popular with all classes Ut people as
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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-25
CORINNE 1fEMs.

| From the R.uort<y .Inlv 13th. 5f
4 CorinnetI,ian ..pre..r,tack ,,;sn.nser,, ha,
discovered s;lver -; s = Tho sfreet. - ~
| rinoe. I,
S..
!. ..s' =. I 49, - = Il nan
s. 80 p'' ks,.'y
!, sp' - nav 81 opo' WI : 'iuo' S' s
Wy 'na'. s.l; IN ..
Talk Of laying ont new towns along the
n'' .ns o'A''' .'.'''o wv. ao'l'''''a i'aal-
'o'e = ~ a''o' '''ose Wno nave ApeIlelce.
Hundreds of tons Of freight awaits trans
por1aIlo,' AZ TINS point Tor al parts OF Idaho
anu Mef'l's''a. s
"A steam fire engin. tor the use Of the city
OF Deer lodge. Montana. arrived here last
night from. The mandatory ut Troy, New
York The machine is u beauty. besides
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-25
HON. SAM WORD.

This able spsakertand sterling Democrat
who IS always found IN the lrontrafk.durina
every campaign, has faken the stump and
will render effective service for the Demo.
cratic ticket in the present campaign. Mr..
Word is one OF the most brilliant and forci-
bic speakers ID the Territory. and has never
yet shirked his duty ID Stle Democr;,tic par
". He will deal some lleavy blows against
the Radical hulk. which ii last sinking from
the weight of Its own corruption. Let the
people turn out IN nsasse aild hear the ringing
voice Of Sam, which will dfectuallys drown.
the silyery strains Of the superficial William.
and the minstrel lays Of Church III this part
Of the country. The Democrats are be-
coming aroused 10 action and are going
into this canvass With the determination to
redeem the Territory from tie results OF the
blnnder of-last ear. There are
no discorlant elements inthe Democratic
ranks this year for MI, Claett to make his
plaintive appeal to; but slid pnalanx viii
coDfront the Radical hosts athe polls on the
llrst Monday III August. All rive MaginnisI
m old ime victory.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-25
THEsOLD GAME.

The Helena Herald ana RIiicai spcssk.r.
are trying their old dodge of last year. in
making frantic appeals to the sndspsndeat
Democratic voters to come 10 the rescue OF
Giag-tt- Democrats elected Clagett last
year. sbur the wool cannot again be puzzled
over their eyes. Mr. Clagett cannot again
play this ross Of Conservative or Liberal here
and that oftan extreme Radical III Ohie.
His election last year at the hands OF Desc
Gratis was Immediately telcgaphed East ~
q great Radical strinmph--a rpdemptien OF
the Territory from Democratic rule and the
silver-tongheds orator whrsked of to Ohio
and took the stump to aid IN the election 81
Sherman. the worst aud rmeanest Radical ia
Congress, who iIas made it poiHt to resist
every measure brought before Congress lo<,k-
ing to the interest ofsM0ntana. Sherman.
whom GIagatt went all tha way. to Ohio TO
assist in rs-olecting to Congress, was the
man who defeated in the tirst place, and has
since delayed. the payment Of the Montana
Militia Vouchers. He has denounced some
OF our best nlen = unprincipied specnlators
and the Montana Militia Vouchers as i gigaIl-
tic swindle. He is the kind OF men our Dell
egate helps to place III Congress; he is 81
the same strips rs the political sympafhi-
zers = with whom Mr.. Clagett has 80 much
At Washington 9 The people 81
Montana will see, 1t the August election,
lint his indtience sis not extenled III that
directions By electin9 Maginnis.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-25
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
BOHEMIAN.

We are pleased to inform the people OF
this county that all the necessary arrange
ments have been perfected for establishing
this desirable Institution in Bozeman, and
that it will be opened for the transaction Of
business about the 18th proxino. Its estaD-
iishment is unmistakable evidence of the
growing prosperity Of Bozeman, and augurs
well for more plentiful supply Of currency.
This National Banking systemis great Inn
provement on the old system that existed
before the passage OF the National currency
Act-when the currency Of every State, al
most OF every bank, had different quota
ton, when wild eat' banks fiolIrished and
red dog currency aboulided. and when
counterteits were so numerous that none but
the most experienced judges could hope to
escape occasional imposition. Now, on the
contrary. the country possesses bank cur
rency which. is uniform. amply secured, and
so well executed that it has Tor years success
fully deiied counterfeiters' arts. More im-
portair still it answers almost all tile plIr-
poses required Oh any circulation. is ayaia-
Bile for the payment Of taxes, and practically
though not legally Of most private debts, and
is fer nearly all the needs or The community
as useful and liable as lie government IL
self. Like almost every other material in,-
that has been made IN Boz.n,an
during the past three Years. we are indebted
TO the enterprise and public spirit OF Col. +.
VI Black for this las step II. our cannGereial
and business progress, and it is gratifying To
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-25
Deer Lodge Items.
independent. 10Th inst

independent. Goth inst:
f. Crops IN Deer Lodge Valley promise al
abundant yield. Of the timothy
sown IN the Court House square has grown.
to the height OF five feet.-Rock creek
mines will pay from SIS to SIS per day. to
the hand with hydraulics Frank Madison
has arrived from California with $50 brood
mares. - Spaniartl named McKeys was
t',rowi'f from his horse in Warm Spring VAL
ley and received Injuries from which he died,
the next evening Arrangements have
been masle to sluice of tie entire surface Of
Cable mine to the depth Of seventy feet.-
b. Curtis has returned from the new rail-
road town Of Carlton. He says there ID bit
little business IN town and money is scarce.
The distance BY river from Benton is I.3OO
miles. The Deer Lodge Fire Engine with
appurt..ns.scss cost $3.50. Ii win arrive
about che 20tll of August.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-25

This deiectahle clan, with The sanctimoni-
GUS Viall as holder ~ be- purse strings and
chief dispenser Of favds III he way Of con
trsctss organized Tor TIL purpose Of gobbiIng
AZ the money spproprlatetl Tor Indian ex-
penses in Montana and taking it out 1T the
Territory, had everything cut sll dried 10
grt All the contracts recently LEI ut Helena,
aud woIild have done VI. but for the ainffinct-
ing courage and determination OF Col Black.
who stood up manfnlly FOR his rights. which
were anonymous with those of our people,
and forced them to yieil the Crow contract.
asol. Wall had his Iriepd Baldwin. Of Iowa.
on hand. 10 whom it WAS arranged should
re given all tie contacts. and who was 10
pocket the vast appropriation. the major
part Of which has heretofore been exaendea
N the Territory, and purchase what supplies.
were furnished outside Of the Territory. So.
well was the whole thing arranged that Gov
Potts. whose official position gives him Il
kind OF pensioners claim on the Ring, IN
formed gentleman some time before The
contracts were to ha awarded that col. Black
would get no contract this year that Col.
Viall and his Ring had 80 determined.
Whist do the hottest voters OF Montana
think Of this picture Of peculation and cor
ruptiof These men organized this Ring ii,
Washington with the determination to pre-
vent Col. Black, who has tlisbursed five hum
dresa 4.--,ssanu dollars Iii the Gaiiet;a valfcy
icr Indian and other supplies, from obtain
ing any Of the contrapts Tlreir desire was
70 handle all this mohey themselves, and to
rob Montana Of what legltimately belonged
70 her. Or III what should have been properly
expended for our products. These men.
the Iowa Indian Ring, with their
money secured the nomination of Clagett,
snd they are now endeavorlng III the same
manner to secure his reelection by the peo-
pie. They are endeayoring to corrupt our
people with money indirectly stolen from the
people. Just think Of our astute Executive
md the sanctimonious psalm-singerss sent out
here to Christianize the Indians resorting to
such contemplate measures for political pur-
poses, and that they may continue TO fatten
On their ilI-gotten gains.
9
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-25

81 Richard Francis Burton. the celeDfated
Traveller ana cx plorer -,a.s been appointsd y,
succeed the late Charles EsssEas tie british
Consul III Trieste M
Il Herald dispatch Ilew corfradicts ats for
mer ellt thai Ger Banks had gone over
| to tla. Liberal Republicans.
n Washington dispatch says the difficulty
about tsasey 5 holding on - collector Il New
Orleans. ii tlmt fllr Adninistr ration Republi-
cans recommend 10 person to take his place.
The President therefore holds Its resigns:
ton.
Admiral Lee. III llis own request has been
directed 10 leave Key West fef Hampton
Roads on the sl5f IL III August. when M win
BE relieved Of HE command Of the North At
lantic Squadron.
Greeley recently declined t. furnish money
70 siastains a newspaper IN Washington, say
ing: do notconsid I that it would be d legit-
mate political expenditure. II the people
viii not support newspaper there favoring
NV election, We must do without as best we
may. s'1s5ss IS
Hiram A. Daniels. late Treasurer Of the
Wilton Manufacturing Company, whose mills
we're recently DESTROYED By fire ~ East Will
ION. N, H.. il alleged NJ be dessnlfer to ih
amount Of $4,000. BY il defalcafion nn-
merous persons who shave trusted him with
their property. among whom are widows
and orphans. are sufferers. to what extent is
not publicly known.
I Cen Sheridan In q communication to tile
War Dtparfmei,fs Says W. can never step
wild Indians from numbering and stealing
until we punish them. # a white man in
this country commits murder. We hang him.
and If he steals horses, We put hi,n III the
penitentiary Il IN Indian comnHs these
crimes, we give him better fare aud more
blankets. | think | may with reason say
that under this policy the civilization IL In
dams will progress but slowly. 1s
A Berlin letter, dated July Sd. to the Ion
don Times, says the cholera fsfast making its
way from the interior Of Russia to the I'r,ls-s
sian frontier. God preserve Berlin If ii visits
us this year. Owingto the gross negligence
OF the municipal authorities. some ut tire
broad navigabie water courses OF this city
We're few years ago converted int, open
sewers, and the most aristOcrafic quarters is
perhaps the most subject 10 the pestilential
vapors. Meantime the mortalifies IRE rapid
ly on the increase here. they having ALREADY
reached per cent. against . IL IN 1867.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-25
OUR NEW DEPARTURES.

We place at the head of our columns to-day
1 the regular Democratic ticket. In doing So
we bnt follow our convictions of right, and
firmly believe that we echo the sentiments OF
a large majority OF the people of Montana.
LIZ the present state of our political affairs it
is almost impossible to publish q strictly
independent or neutral paper, and we are ops
posed to occupying middle ground or d
questionable position. 1t is the duty of
every freeman to take a decided stand upon
the issues now before the. American people,
and we regard it as particularly incumbent
upon the Journalist, who wieltls more or less
influence. to do so. While we accord to every
one the right to think and speak as he pleases,
politically, We assume for onrself the same
privilege, and boldly hoist our colors for
Greeley and Brown and Maginnis.
Without entering into discussion here Of
the merits or dement's of the candidates for
President, or Of the principles embraced In
the two platforms, we will say most emphar-
ically that we believe i'm the incorruptible
integrity, craftsmanship and executive ab +
ity Of Greeley and Brown; we believe their
election will insure q return to peace and
prosperity, and thatit will uproot the COR
ruption in high places brought about by the
present administration we believe that they
represent the cause of right against wrong;
the s.cause Of generous statesmanship. rcaeh-
ing with equal beneficcnce to all sections Of
our great country the cause of civil liberty,
administered in scrupulous conformity with
written law; the cause of Republican gov
eminent re-established on its one and only
living foundation which is, the loyal aifrc-
tion of free people, We believe their
election will restore to the harrassed, down.
trodeen and oppressed people or the South
their political and civil rights; that the olive
branch Of peace SO long promised will be ex-
tended to them; that no sectional hatred and
oppression in the administration of Mr.. Gree
ley will divide our country. In this con-
nection we win quote the closing sentence
of Mr.. Greeley's letter of acceptance, which
contains the following patriotic senti-
ment: !. In this faith, and with the |
distinct understanding that II elected, 4
shallbe the President, not Of i party, but of
the whole people, accept your nomination,
in the confident trust that the masses of our
countrymen, North and South, are eager to I
clasp hands across the bloody chasm which
has too long divided them. forgetting that
they have been enemies lin the joyful con-
seriousness that they are and must henceforth I
remain brethren.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-25
THE ISSUES

Presented in this campaign are plain ant
unnistakable. Major Maginnis was anani-
mously nominated by the Democratic Con-
vention Of the Territory. which heartily en-
dorsed the platform adopted by the Liberal
Convention at Cincinnati and its nominees.
He places himself squarely upon that plat
form, and makes the canvass upon the prins
ciples embodied in it !; he is in fact the stand
ard-bearer in Montana Of the great Liberal
Reform Party. Mr.. Clagett was put forward
and championed by Col. Wall and his Indian
Ring against Gen. Blaine, who was support
ed by the more intelligent and honest Re-
publlcans but the money Of the Ring proved
more potent than the honorable arguments
Of the Blalaeites, and Mr. CTagett was nom
mated al the standard bearer Of this corrupt
iowa Ring. which purposed taking every
cent of the Indian appropriation for this
Territory outot the country these foreign.
leeches who. by dishonorable means, WI Bld
fitch from the toillng pioneers Of Montana
what legltimately belongs to them, have set
Mr.. Clagett up as their champion, and have
the effrontery % ask our people 20 vote for
him, III order that, il ell cted, they will have
better facilities for robbing them. Mr..
Clageft was also nominated bysa convention
OF GRANTEES, and is making the race upon a
platform which strongly endorses Grant and
commends his administration. Mr.. Clagett
makes this race AZ arGrant man, and we say
right here % the Republicans of this county
and Territory who favor the principles Of
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-25
HON. W. III. CIAGsETT.

In the past We have been generous III u
cording 70 Mr. Claeett his full need Of prxiss
giving him proper credit for every commend
Iable act performed Nv him Is our Delegate Il
conqrsss, without regard to what portion 0
fhe Territory reaped tue benefits; bur. Ut til
same tins, we could net help noticing III.
fact that they either went to Deer Lodge d
fell short Of the Gallatin valley. When II,
come to serionsly consider what he has don,
for our Immediate 81 contiguous sections N,
are at loss 20 find single effort he has made
looking to the advancement of our materia
interests. except the establishment u = few
new post Offices and the extension Of the mai
route 70 Emigrant Gulch, = distance Of -hir
ty-five miles. east from Buzsn4n. And ID
this connection. We will say that the people
Eof Bozeman and those located at and visit.
inx the Mammoth Hot Springs anxiol,sly De-
sired and w bellows sent 4 petition through
Mr.. Clagett, asking for an extension OF the
route and mail service from Bozeman via
Eniigrant Gulch to that point. The nescs-
Z. q, III. NJ. ,,r.,,.r1v f,I,.., ,.;tl, 4,
the route and name. Of nost,n !, star.. were
can't NJ 1,laoetr viii, tI,e I, f,,,isa fror, h;n,
that the new route should be established be-
t,,t~ Tia ad;ournment nf f,on0ress Aftpr
Conyraa. adjourned we were cody informed
~ Mr claosft fh.t III l,;.a s,a,...4..--a
on the route to IMMIGRANT Guich. but that ~
did not consider y necessary 20 have q ex-
tended to the Hot springs az the present.
time, which appeared % % as though ~.
G. had reversed the Usual order o. Things ana
arrogated " hiMeeiI ts'e pflvheses ~ tIlc
master, instead OF being the servants % Ing
people.
Nehave been crediOiy iIlornicu 1''a. - o''i-
er ms tances azf. SiaAe.e nus "orAcu "sal''ss
measures, lhausDraleu " private cl'iAe''e ~
this Territory AZ y ashitlslon, ~ ~ es.as-
'islllaent @ enterprises :. DoAe'l'an "',.on
would conduce % our 8eheIM p.ospei'y'
and endeayored 10 throw al puoiic apu PR
vate patronage lli.o 'i'c i'auus Z. ''S pSsp'e
OF Deer Lsi9e a'la eener p'aces I'VE ~nsa ny
entertained niofe anec''o'i 'i'aif - w ~
bozemaI'.
AT. Csasett aiso rendered hlliiseH oD'aoA'-
Dtls 70 many 81 ms own party ~ ms su''sels-
ency to 2 lew lnd1vlduais, g me w ! eAc'u-
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-25

Attempt ~ Assassfnaee the King -
Queen Or Apatn.

MADRID, July 10.
4At midnight last night an attempt was
made To assassinate the King and Queen oi
Spain. Their carriage WAS fired on by i par
" Of men who were conveniently posted N
the street. One of The assailants was imIla.-
diately killed BY IN attendant OF Ihe royal
party. Great Indignation every Y here is ex-
pressed at the cowarGly deed. lie tranquil
lily OF The citysis antlistnrbcds although when
Flsielaceountsefs tie affair bsgan I. be geiisr.
ally circulated there was much excitement,
and crowds gathered iililfe neigl.borho0a
where the attack had beena made. At 4
ofchcE this morning alfnost the entire popu-
lace Of Madrid was fastening through the
streets. Their Maiesties exhibited great
selt-possessinn during the scene Of excite
MEM which ens,lel upon the attack and brief
conflict with the assassins. When quiet had
been in d measure restored they proeeeda q
TO the palace, where they now are, receiving
members of The Minlstry, the civil and mile
tary authorities. and deputations from the
people Of all classes. There isimuch enthusi-
asm and rejoicing over the failure OF the
uluEtlEFOuS 6ttdCk. hlII ~ uAdEu1 NAIL flait
santador tomorrow, ia pursuance efa pre-
yiousIy formed determination.
3. So n rpIn JnlY 81.
The King and 1lnaen .ssistod At the III
Deum the royal chapel. The King subse-
,qncntly walked through the streets and was
cheered enthusiastically by tile people, all
classes hastening to show their loyalty and
sympathy for his dynasty. A crowd to-day
attempted to take the assassins out OF jail and
shoot them, but strong force Of police pre-
vented the act. A Judicial inquiry is actively
progressing into the circumstances of the at
tempted assassination. There is no doubt
that all connected with the crime will be sem
fenced to death according to The utmost rig
or of the law.
MADRID, July 20. II
Congratulations and expressions OF loyalty
arc received by the King from all parts.
Their Majesties drove out yesterday in an
open carriage, and were greeted with enthu-
siasm from thousands. who followed the car.
rage. 1t is rumored that the examination Of
the captured assassins develops the existence
of al extensively organized conspiracy.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-25

A SuDpEN CHANGE.-Fhe most sudden
and complete political Transformation we
i.sve sver hard ~ is mt Of Sample orr.
put 9 feWlweeks since. knowing our decided
preference for Greeley aid Brown and our
unqualified endol sement BIZ ths Cincinnaa;
platform he approached Is on the subject Of
hosting the names Of Greeley and brown
and supporting the noninee Of the Demo-
cratic Territorial Convection. he pleaded
with ;us1as father for fond cause, and his
words are yet fresh In OR memory, but we
hear ne has topped over and is now stump
lug the Territory in the inter. st Of those he
SO recently called his aneinies. Governor.
We always Thought ypu q poor sample Of
Democracy. and now IN the soap adyes tised
TOR the Indians would not clense yol, but We
would advise the ring ito appropriate to van
me whole amount tor your Invaluable lei ser
'ices during the campaign, thai You may
axe good wash after your dirty work.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-25
THE CoUSaY COMMISSIONERS.

80
It will be seen by the, carts publishedin
this issue Of the COURIER that beth The Re-
publican and Democratic nominees have
withdrawn from the contest for tile County
Commissioners Office, ami. in so doing, each
OF them pay an eloquent tribute to the eff
cheney of the retiring Commissioner. Mr.. p.
I'VE. Meadow. and recommend him to the peo-
pie for reelection. Its 10 seldom that any
person fills the Offices entrusted to them BIZ.
the people aeccptably alike to his own and
the opposing parties thai we regard it as il
matter of congratulation, to the people to.
have SO efficient and trustworthy a gentle
man ms allied in this most important, Office.
and as MIR. Meadow all the earnest solicita-
tons Of large number 81 influential citizens,
Of both political parties has consented to.
serve the people IN the opacity of County
Commissioner # chosen y them at the COM
ing election, we hope de County Central
Committees will take IMMEDIATE steps to rati-
" his nomination and insafe The reelection
Of a dlligent and faithful Ulcer. ].