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New Orleans Republican., 1872-06-04
Last Hours of James Gordon Bennett.

Last Hours of James Gordon Bennett.
New YORK, June 2-The Herald, in an
nounelng the death of Mr.. Bennett, says
hve years ago Mr. Bennett entirely with
drew from active management of the
herdd, but though feeble in frame, his
general health had been remarkably good,
while his fine intellect remained unim-
paired, and his interest in the events of the
day continued unabated up to the moment
of his fatal illness, at about half-Dast one
o'clock last Saturday afternoon.
Mr. Bennett suffered slight convuIsiva
attack, accompanied by epileptic symp-
toms, but not sufficiently marked or violent
to create appTehensiOns of immediate dan
ger. At half-past one o'clock last Sunday
morning the attack was repeated with
greater severity. From that time the end
became evident, although constant attend
ance of Drs. Cecarini, Hammond and Lusk
ensued, and the exhaustion of all within
reach of human efforts to avert the
fatal result, on Thursday last, at
the request Of Mr.. Bennett, Archbishop
McCloskey visited his bedside and ad-
ministered to him the holy sacraments of
the church, and when the last hour arrived
he sank to sleep in death calmly and peace
fully, and his soul passed away without a
struggle Mr.. Bennett was in the seventy
seventh year of his age.
The body of James Gordon Bennett is to
be preserved in ice until the arrival here of
his son and daughter from Europe, which
will be some time during the present week
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not be re-exported within six months a1teR
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Approved March 5, 1879.
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A Detroit man turned up in Salt Lake
City, the other day, inquiring about some
mining stock in which he had invested
it was worth about $2,OOO00O.
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[GENENAL NATURE-No. 81

IGENENAL NATURE-No. 81
An act to establish post-rOads.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives of the United States of
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r. Poole. under tutor, vs.. Lawrence P.
Hill, tutor.-This suit was brought by the
under tutor of the minors Julia Ann Law
renee, HAYWARD and Samuel Hill, against
their tutor, Lawrence p. Hill, for the pur-
pose Of removing from Office said tutor.
In answer to the petition the defendant
excepted to the jurisdiction Of the court,
alleging among other reasons that defend
ant resided in Mobile, Alabama, and can be
sued only at the place of his dOmicile.
Judge Duvigneaud in passing upon the
case says:
In my opinion this court never loses its
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25
8 u y. l1ItFf I'm,
In Charge Grow Agency.


PATRoL.--We understand that Col. Bake,
has received instructions from the war De-
parfment TO put out patrol to cover the
passes leading into the Gallatin Valley. aud
that he will do 50 as soon as the snow.
which IS reported to blockade the passes Of
present, renders it practicable and necessary.
For the reason that this and other preea q
tIonary measures are being taken to guard
against successful raid into our valley this
season, we anticipate but little trouble from
the Indians, and think our farmers may rest
easy. We refer cur readers to letters pub
lished in this issue from Mr. Glageft to Gen.
Sheridan aud the reply of that distinguished
officer, promising additional troops to pro-
tect our valley. Mr.. Claggetts efforts in our
behalf will be highly appreciated BIZ the PEG
pie Of Gallatin Valley.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25

s47F 9T71F-- T-Ss
HUNTERS HoT SPRINGS. The Gazette 81
the 21st has the fol owing editorial notice oi
i DR., Hunters hot springs Oh the Yellowstone.
/ The Doctor has men now employed in put
ting grain and vegetables ON his place and il
otherwise Improving it for the accommoda-
| ton of visitors
fR. HUNTERS hot mineral springs, near
the Missouri. on the Yellowstone, are sles-
tined IN the future TO become place of great
importance, and one of the most beautiful
and healthfnl resorts liz the country. Dr.,
Hunter is fully aware OF its advantages and
has taken active measures to improve and
add to the material beauties ofthese place.
Settlements are being rapidly made in that
section and upon tile completion 0f the ID. g.
surveys, which GEN.. BIaineinforn,s us win
he pushed down that valley this season III
lar MS possible. settlements will proceed still
more rapidly. Or Hun CIR contcmplafes the
erection of hotel at the springs, wIaerezvis- j
tors and patients canfind accommodations. |
SuRvEY or PtBIIe Ia xps. We understand
that all the public lands viii hs sure MI
during the simmer and fall ensuing. W.
have reliable information that the YolloW-
stone Valley will Be surveyed 1T tf,s same
,inie the Northern Paaiac sbeine completed,
b ordsrltaat the same military force my
Ifprd protection to both parties. As the
I. B. r. q. surveyors are expected In fIle
alley in a few weeks, we may anticipate An
arly surveyor tlle rich agricultural lands
fthe Yellowstone, and their occupancy by
nifty farmers
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25

LocATED.-H. F. Williams, Esq, has taken
down his sign as a disciple Of Blackstone,
entered good ranch on the Yellowstone and
and is now improving he same. We expect
some fresh vegetables from Williams, ranch
carly in May.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25

For THE MAMMOTH Hor SpRINGs.-On
Thursday last Mr., Baker, Ike Fordonsky,
Jas. Ell. Lemon, Mr.. Gardner and some others
whose names we did not learn, left tor the
Mammoth Hot Springs, to enjoy the wonder
full .ealing properties of these springs. Mr.
Baker has been suffering from the neuralgia.
IN its most severe form. On Tnesday another
party crossed til. range, some for the springs,
and others who intend locating on the rich
lands of the Yellowstone Valley,
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Mr. a. w. Tanner
sold few days since to Mr.. D DaDcereault
the lot and cabin on Main Street. next to the
residence of Mr.. Fridley. Price raid 81 600.
Mr.. Dancereault will start a Furrier establish
ment in the house at an early day, and in
tends as soon as he can procure the material,
TO build brick house on the lot.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25

e 1
Pursuant to call, one a. the largest ana
) most enthusiastic mass meetings ever con
vened in Gallatin valley, vas held 1t Ham,
{ iiton on the Goth inst, to devise means TO,
the more efficient protection OF life and prop.
ertys against laWIess bands III In,Ii.ns. who
haye for years infested our settlements. 4
OF late eyiEced 4 disposition t0 continue their
4 depredations, which may well excite the st,s-
q plclon Of all CANDID and reasonable men.
Every part Of Gailatin County was fully and
ably represented. and Il full expression OF TN.
people was manifested on this All important
/ gu stion, shalt .0s te protected /. But one
exnression seemed to prevail throughout the
whole course Of the meeting, al viii lie seen
manifested by the following proceedings.
they cmbody the views of very large pro-
portion OF the bone and sinew of our Garden
valley, and should receive the early attention
OF Congress and the war Department
AZ two o'clock T n. the organization 81
the meeting was perfected BY the election 81
George p. Thomas Esq, Chairman. ana John
Potter, Secretary. The object OF the call for
the meeting vas briefly and earnestly stated
by Judge Street, and Messrs Thomas, Thorn.
Potter, Wright, Nichols and Others. On
~, /, $. Esq. commune q
cou,tn a.. !. pIec,icls y ualialln
.nou,. u, a..i.... sne Sllail, g pc
,,h,;o sas, ~. A@'e. = 'ie eoMn''Itee OF
.trn.tsd , ;, ~ autnorized ana In
opr ,,slsaat. ~ ~ a..u clIcua'e through
5n,,r;., e 80. ~ n 1iase1I me
- n,;,;t...a sss aeN.s '1e eslaDiisnment
- ,he haad - 20 "a. - =. ,,eal "lat Is known
north &, ~ L.; =, 80, so''le Iour mlles
structaa d. - !. ass, 10y were also ~
Bal 4 Win Vol. ~.
!. ro,;na -. a,,,as 'pl. rms, - relatlon 70
c.mn pal.. 49, :. p,."se'l .ilAl point ana
he novn,oat - $50 = so1os SUBSCRIPTIONS sor
p, n.9o - CITIZEN SCOUTS, II IN ting opin-
= : e. en' p''olic safety should
.'iio i .4.'e suefl servlces,--to con-
'uib sIlu ADVISE with his Excellency the Gov
amor I'D cases Of threatened danoer-to III,
meetings. ~ The o;,;.a.sa 8. oali
o do all acts com str,t ,;t,, 80 a''u
o, tie protection Of life and nror,.rts = 4ht,
iallatin Valley. : s''e
The following gentlemen I'll 49,,
h., Cit. - sa.'s'''ca was appolnted by
John Potter - ~. oo',''''se 9.
! !, 81 Z ~s'iitoE' John Y. Guy,
- 0Hk Hat.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25
DISTRICT CoNFERExCE nj lrr,rNn

The District Conference Of the NJ L. Church
South. will be held at Bozeman, Wednesday, Nav
9Th, 1872.
Opening sermon by Rev. j. T. Curtiss, Wednes-
day evening, mt * O'Clock
Conference meets for organization Thursday at
10 o'clock a. m
cordial invitation is extended to all.
w. T.. BLACKWELL
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25

In TowN.-Mr. Walker, Of Walker & Bro,
Helena, come over Tuesday and is spending
few days in eur place.
HARRY r, HoRR, ESQ.,. came down from
the Mammoth Hot Springs Tuesday evening:
although he has not vet put In an appearance
at This Office. as he should have done. Harry.
the latch string hangs on the outside of the
door, and we are ssspiling'' for sensation
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25

INDIAN FIGHT We learn thar i tiol,t oc.
CURED on Saturday last between. d party OF
Crows and some Blackfect Indians, about
twenty miles below the Mission resulting III
the killing Of several Elackfeet The Crows
were on their way down the Yellowstone
for their summer hunt, and We suppose
came upon the Blackiect. and figllf ensled.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25

HALF WAY HousE.-Mr. n. ". Shelter has
fined up his place, located midway between
Bohemian aud he Mammoth lot Springs.
and is prepared to entertain man and beast
in good style. Parties going over will find
Mr. Shelters good place to stop.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25

REMoyED.-John Craig has removed h;o
Boot and Shoe shop to the room formerly oc-
cupied by II. F. Williams, Esq, as law
ONCE, in Fridleys building. where lie is pre-
pared to do all work in his line.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25

OuR subscribers. who have weed or vege-
tables. and wish to settle their subscription,
Will ohlige ms by bringing in the same We
have had TO pay cash for such articles all win
ter. and they are rs good as money to us.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25


L.ND OFFICE IN BozEMAN.-rhrough the
efforts Of our enterprising local land agent,
H. n. Mcguire. Esq. we have had practically
u. S. Land Office in Bozeman this week.
In order to accommodate settlers, and saw.
them the expense Of a trip to Helena, Mi.
Mcguire secured the attendance iii Bozeman
of Col. r. F. May, Receiver Of the Land
office at Helena and our farmers came in on
Monday.and settled with the Government for
their presumption claims. Twenty-four
claims were. paid for, and the owners can now
avail themselves of the Homestead Act, by
taking and holding 100 acres fland in al
dition to their presumption entries as home-
steads. The enterprise displayed by Mr..
Mcguire in this matter is highly commenda-
BILE and should be properly appreciated by
those interested, The Receiver carried away;
several thousand dollars. loss OF which
will be severely felt here for some time.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25

ARRIVAL OF TRAtNs.-A train arrived on
Saturday from Helena with goods for The
Crow Agency, Also train from Virginia
City with goods for A. Lamme & Co.. Ellis.
Davis d Sporting and A. w. & G. e. Tanner
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25
s. 4

I SUPERINTENDENT OF THE NATIONAL PARK.-
We see the question of the appointment O,
Superintendent of the Yellowstone National
Park has been raised by the application Of
Mr.. 4. g. Everts, whose history In cenr:cc-
| tion with this wonderful re. ion mas closely
Unidentified him with it, for the position. Mi.
Everts is a good man, and barring the proba-
bility of his again becoming lost in the intri-
cate passes of this bowling wilderness and
the fact that he ..woull require some che
TO take care of him to prevent such a sad
catastrophe. would undoubtedly make rood
superintendent, but we hope the government
will recognize the inexarabIe fitness Of
thingssin this matter, and give the appoint
ment.to a ,nountaineer-one familiar with the
country and capable in every respect to fill,
the place as it should be. such a man will be
found in Maj. Harry Il. Horr. the first white
man who penetrated this region of wonders
With a view TO permanent settlement. In
company with james C. Mccartney Mr.. Horr
settled At the Mammoth Hot Springs two
yeas ago, and these hardy pioneers have
since that time employed their means and
laboril improving their place, which is al
ready at racting to it numerous visitors.
Mr.. Horr possesses all the characteristics OF
lhe western pioneeI,y as we'll as being seen- |
bleman of fine education ard culture. HAY
Ing become 50 intimately acquainted with.
md interested IN. this marvellous region. and
possessing all the qualifications necessary to-
he position, Uncle Sam could not do better
q selecting guardian for his last rrotege-
he Yellowstone National P.srk-tIlan by
.laciag il n charselef Harry Il. Horr.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25
"A. H. Il "A NJ

Stated comm .nications OF Gallafin Todoe M .
MA NJ held at their hall on tha arst ~ ~, .
Month. Aoon VI each
visiting brethren are cordially invited to attend
w @. p. HAYS, w. III
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25

INDIAN RuMoRs. We take pleasure iii giy-
ing place in this Issue to u letter from Mai.
8. p. Bowen. in charge Of the Crow Agency,
/ in regard to the peaceable and satisfactory
disposition Of The Crows, and also ii. refer
ence TO the unfounsled and nefarious rumors
that lave been manufactured and freely
scircnlatcel II this valley about tile hostility
ofthe cro Nh. a,ea nope This letter rom Mil.
Bowen will quiet the fears of those who have
given credit tost these rnmors, as well as prove
acheeks to the circulation in futureso Of reports
6hIqtllaled to iijnrc our valley and alarm the
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25
srrtAWRERRIEs

Al persons VII hing TO procure STRAWBERRY
PLANTS must do SO before the FIRST of May.
as we shall then proceed the cultivation of cur
garden. CITY s. CRAY
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Furs a Speciality

Parties having HIDES, FURS,, PELTRIEs or
WOOL, will find it to their advantage to call on w
j.. PERKINS, at Bozeman, or A.. u. DAVIDSON. at
Helena, as they paying the HIGHEST CASH
prices for all the above articles
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25

a new style opera cloak is of white cloth
completely covered With embroidery in gold
OF silver braid or both combined. The effect
BY gaslight is dazzling. ss
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25
Reduction.

We have made reduction in prices of rrol,ac. -
where. pAi oiasihS else
S. r.. HOLMAN n RRn
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25

From this date on. we are determined to do a
CASH business, and believe that our patrons will
coincide with us IN saying that it will be TO their
as well as.ours. "A 9@ 81 I'm
Thanking thepuDfic for their past patronage, aud
hoping they will continue 70 favor us heretofore
We remain,
BLUM q ESGESSER.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25

G. I. Clark the Champion riveryist, has ilst re-
ceived from Americas several of the htn,lsoifs.st
Bnggies ever brought to the Territory which he 81
ftrs for sale remarkably cheap. IL YOU want Il good
rig, nows your time to get IL Clark can ula you
t. Al dot 4
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25

The HosToS UBIIEE isn't circumstance
to the performance Of the Bozeman sseaii-
thumpians' on the occasion Of the serenade
at the Guy House on Tuesday evening. iii
producing harmony from discord they car,
beat Gilmore all to sssmithereens.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25
GENERAL Orders.

All persons and other folks, including the un
naturaizud, are hereby permitted and Invited Il
make quarterly visits to Gov. williams concoct
ing Temple.
By ORDER 9 Two BITs Commanding.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25

THE Indian excitement at Benton. recently
telegraphed to the Territorial press, turns
out to be buncombe.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25
FURTHER REDUCEION.
Goods at Cost at LEWIS.

G. M. LEVY, of the New Fruit Store would saw
to the people of Bozenan and vicinity that he is
now selling Cigars, Tobacco, Fruits, Nuts, Candies
&c, ETC., AT COST Ny goods are fresh and OF
the best quality Call and examine.
G. M. LEVY
Main Street, BozcmaIl. M IT.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25
IE "a. " MtgHIFe, deputy Clerk
= - Williams, solieitorafor rlaintiT
Sim MONs.

tanA Territory. E8ss1 &ss9 ISL ffssE5sfFs
II. r. Williams Plaintiff \ tz.ls{s8 49, y
lsts Agninst ~
Truman e.. Eyarts nefensianf u ssI ~ kYt
az 4ne; people Of The Te,Iitory OF Mo,t,,ea. s.t
greeting To Truman e Eyartstle a6uy i.s ~
fensianf 80 ss4ssg 8. .ssssssfs sss'',5t
You are hereby required TO appear ia .s,s action.
brought against yon b. the nBosc named
III the said Probate prt, and to ans u es,Is
piaint et tIiefen within I'll. days (exclsIsiss IF IN
.iay O. service afier fae service yo,i
mons, Il served within this bounty; on III ssTS
vi this County Int il this Judicial nisrsx &.
within twenty days otherwise within ierfs is ss
or Judgment by tleItult will be tnk I'LL .5ti Il
In aec0fsitnee with fle prayer Of said
ne said sef6n. 6 brought against Is fscos
rs si q ons hunaHss ils.s Taia ynn td
fhe tialnfth for professional services us s.t rusys
:sia costs q suit yon alv nrsJ natiiHes nal
Il you lAl 20 apRear and as
Judgment viii BE- ttksn against yv fs,r sad sur.
and thc costs - iilis slitsas "a ~ essf
tsEAiJ Giyen assef my hAnA and the AZ IL d X
salt a.rabateg TITS aJfH ,ia Ill Asts ID
9s w 81 " Ia ytsHDfiNE sa
pfDf)ate sSsa
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25

PERSONS having desirable town lots to dis
pose OF Will Go well to call on Arch Graham
at the County Recorders office.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25

III expected shat Western Star Lodge No. 4. /.
y. q Montana, WILDE instituted on the astb
day OF April 1872, the SD anniversary of the
iEstion of the order in America All Brothers, 4,
good standing are cordially invited to be present.
In f. L. and r.,
ARCH GRAHAM y Q
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25
We arc, respectfully Yours ii tyr
! a. 4. W ''.. & e. TANNER


In the District fpnrf f the tirstJu;Iief nsYFi
N and for tho confy q Guatin, fcrrito ssx Il
Lizzic NJ. Parks, Rainaif All sasNf8 e As4siasfs
Against s4.4s a. .sg,sstt5s1a xa{sta ~
James II Parks. Defendant 8 q
The people Of the Territory Of 1YnIana I'm hf y
ftntiant Y s7 q Nssfs es $3.50 IA
iol, are hereby reiairaa fo appear III an aefs,,,
Drought against t!e ahavt gflaled nlantIs AS
ln tls said District court. and 10 answer the com,
faint fled therein within days fStss. III he \
Jay lay. 81 serFice) after the service ron OF this
summons, 4 served within this,seatiuty. tsr g
served out OF this uonnty. bur in this judicial Ils
trlet twenty aEsi erss Use Within forfS e.Fs - 1872
Judgment BY default Will be taken against ase,u
c0rdigg 70 the pray of sail g =
And you are herebyts1ie thatif yo,i fa Ia .s 81 ~
pear and answer The said complaint as .,a,..7,.,
fault. n - ~,
This araor IN brought III dissolve ti ,ee ts. ,sr.
na!raOny eNisE tt Neesr sJli and said af NM asf
INT Tor siich other relief Az may granted Fsss
witness Hon i I'll Murphy Nudge ef til fi,S r.
udicai District Court lii r .1t "a
Az VI, this GATH day of March, Isl, 2
lsesll Attest Asa and serl ofssaid obs s58tH
fHkD MEffiss.
d, :, llerk Of the EfslJ ,strlesai3 a
~ -. Wiiiialfls, solicitor for piantiff sst s5 z
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25

Onion Sess-at
HOLMAN & BROS.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25
lsozeman wholesale Market.
coRREcTEp rKEKLy,
BozEMAN. Thu,.d., -, y, S.

BozEhAN. Thursday. April ~, 1871. s
SINCE our last report there Is been slight de-
cline IN some Of the leading staple groceries. III.
supply Is about sufficient for the demand that vii,
ikely continue ill the arrival Of new stocks when
may DC expected from The LIST to the I5t, Or June.
70 1ne nroduce market hour is dull sale at our QUO
ta.'ohs, there being considerable in store and 10
par1'cu'ar outside demand. Oats, drn At cents,
and what reInains in the valley n. in f.,v
ana they are disposed to hold for that price or no
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25

MISS CouLDocE. the we'll knosyn actress,
who has twice. visited Montana III company
with her father, the last time giving one "
their dramatic entertainments III tins City,
died in Salt Lake City on the 18th inst.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-25

We learn from the Gazette OF the 2lst that
sanguinary fight occurred between some
''wolfers in theSweet Grass Hills, and a party
OF Piegans bent on stealing their horses, The
whites warned the Indians not TO approach
but the latter continued to advance towards
the stock, when the latter opened fire killing
Tour and woundng many others. The In.
dlans will..doubtless refaliate on small par
ties travelling tiic s'Whoop-Hp" road, which
may be considered an unsafe thoroughfA 4
henceforth.n