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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-03-28

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11mmtli6en Beluaern etnen b19f 0ez
matbli9en Mhenp. Die &lGenmeiterin
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Elm rprtreflt6e8 Scuper, uap Trpblinn
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trault9en &unre.
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an Die l%iebehepuyfttse Bruit gu prldtn,
%spentueu als@otttn beimsuflbren, i@eint
IS bluttoer Grnit au iein. Wir oa9ten,
ur6 bie1e, e{9entli@ l6on mebr in pa6
Sad etnea5 eirath6cpmm'fdrS idlaeenbs
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pslpelb fit uus berauSfpmmen plrfle,
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mir un6 auf bic unfenntntb bes Nanens
pes @anotoaten be36oen, oaein pa BADEN
mir bic Ne6nun9 obne rem Birtb 0ez
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un6 nidt nur Namen unt Bobnort, (ons
bern l@idt unS AUDI lein "@leth<
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unitrer 0aQerte beribmter Mdnntr in
unlerer Sifce etnperleibt uno CUR eefdaiz
aen Anf4t allen Damen. vrpelde ni4t
abeeneiet pdren, auf sielem ntdt mebr
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&bance fir Elm paar runee Wansen.
prpmpte Anercuran1cp M
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A0eeuran,cpmpanie bat 1@ rie uulerm
Yublifum ihon 70 portbeilbaft befannte
ECLECTIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
In etnem Sale bemiefen, an Dem, pas
1no MIR aberseuat> etns eroBs Ansabl
uni srer Dsutlaeu MttbarSer etn lebbaf@
ties Snte,s0e nimmt. Die @pmpante
bat ioeben our6 ibren bief1en Rsprdz
l%entanten, 5errn .. Simpler Der Grau
elite .. SO inben Die @umme ron
s 1013,85, moflr tbr serforbsner Sc
n1abl In Der @ompante perf9ert war.
rou uno panttli& aus9esoblt. IS it
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Sntere0e ter Don Tim @erfherten tei
letner @ompanie wabr nimmt, cine Cont
panie ber Nenommee fit 3uperldifateit
unp 6plipttdt, nur utter ben Her b e.
t I, beredtiete &ipalen bat.
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beieen Ser Bailey, 5err &Spler unb
6err Nt9. @rpB - baben tn %upunberbar
fur,er 3stt tbre absebrannte Dertfatt
wieeer aufsebaut, uno Iues 1T bort in
pu0em Gang. Die 5erren tnb In Der
Gage, ieee 8sfeQuna RAID unp biuis tu
sftctuiren. Go and try!
Neue5dn4erball n M a r.
fatp.-Das Deutl9tbum Mantato'S
trttt nit vMoec" in bic Sdranfen ur1 BE
Yalme be6 unternebmunsSoeifteS. Die
a." Elm eeutider Sin9erz
dor ~. SO. II, 1T erauf une bran, etne
ld5ne s~srdumtse 5a1e gu .bauen, BIT
fiber etne 3terbe fir bte Stapt perpss
wtro, oa S. $. 5artmann, Geq, &c,
8aumetter ,zcomme il ftut", ben Con.
trait pafir bat.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-03-28
Gin uGefuitennre,@."
(TprtleBuns folgt.)

Der 1aasr, meme 9erren,
Ct 1T Elm uSeiuit."
Den lebten ieiner 5trei&e,
Den tbetl i@ ieBo NIT.
uDex Naden beueen nimmer,
Wir in bas Gbejo&."
3pet tapf're S;uneseltaen
90 14wuren chen nod.
Da trat Ter fleine G@ater
gu Beiben na9einans',
Der Nmpr xno ipra@ tiidii9
Der lpie, lsie Gant:
SIS fam bon Maden beugen
Sa feline &ebe 1ein.
Wer reoet Gud, tbr @aten>
Sur lpl9e 99ruQen Elm 2"
uDie 2iebe unb bic gbe
Die tpobnen int 5immel broben,
WoQt' tbr lie Iaau'n unb baben,
Da beibt's ben &Opf eeboben"
T.
v5err Bruber baS l9eint tlar mir,
@9eint's 81. ni9t aud alio 2"
.w@aus tlar MIL MIDI bebunfen,w
CIV 19mun3eltsn ie frob.
Gle idauten bann mad cben,
l1nb Is tnaate Der 8rauttsamstub,
llnb es ,,empfeblen f6 als Berlobte"
8. Dfa ntu d. 9. WtlliuS.
Sbr 5unegeieaen, Sbr anoern,
S9wSrt &a&e, Mann fur Nanu
Dem Nmor, BEN uSeluiten"
Der g ol9es Gu9 setban.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-03-28

IT, 5ur &%rbeblun8 une 9otel p'Nngleter>
re !; in Der 8. @arp CBroaowap) 6ire<
nenbaae, Oriental Gallon, 3ur |a5ne1
Sulanne u. a. m.
Da baben mir mieber einmal etn Nrz
eument fur bas Weiberfimmreht.
@enn Die Weiber ftimmen pQrften, 70
wd,e Senator Weibmann, ct m5hte in
Der 6. ober 8. @arp al5 @anotrat fur
wel&es Mmt es INNER 1ei auf1reten> trt>
umpbretder Grwdblnne fiber. Der retz
ni9enoe GinHuB pes @sites auf bic
Bablurne uno bic polittf i'm Muaemstz
men wdroe f4 pa auf pas @ldn,enpRe
manifefiren.
- Sn 6tnterppmmern befebt nod bic
fir bic eebrer lberaus ldftee @erpai@>
tuns bes loSenannten @urrenoetraoens,
B. ). bic Nuf9obe bic ;ur Calculations
unter ben @eiflt@en befimmten amtliz.
den S@riftfide pom einem &ir&en1prenz
gel gum anoern III traeen. Wieperbplt
1T bic @bldafun9 bielts @urrenoetraeens
b%efarmortet tporcen; aud erl9ten TN
Sabre 1868 etn &eieript ees pamalia.n
@ultus Mtnifers, rel9es baislbe als
.ni@t unebr 3eit9emdb" bessidnetf. Erpbz
benz befebt bic uafitte beute nod fort unp
Ger binterpommsui1e 2annlebrer> Der in
etnem Yfarrrorfe mobnt, muB ale $40
nate einu1al Die @urrenpe gum nddltsn
pfarroorfe, oft mebr oils m~eilenpeit tra=
gen unb natlrIi9 Bis Sdule ausfauen
la1sn.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-16
GOrinne Items.

oriia.le r,eil ice sgil \ constable seven Fee
nigh.
FfesI, California Strawberries have maae
their al pcarallcc III market.
Mr.. High. Deputy United States Marshal
for Utah IS en- route tor Montana.
Ii line lot ofof bloosled stock has arrived
i'll 6s,rinne Icr Montana graziers. The re-
porter AVS ,.Ilae cows Of which there are
several, are wonders If size and beauty.
Ii il,in,4ase a,aosint o. Montana ircislit
has arrived III s5orlnne, much Of winch has.
been al area o,l tie e. Fl r. RI from four to
Six weeks.
uorilsa,e presents the rance q y vast
army camp. Shutter Prairie sclaooIl
III :lre cerraIicd ilfeyers available spot
q .arge Nun her Of trims for Montana are
inaslit1g at the Diamond r. and Creighton
warehouses daily.
Garofters MID other Iight-ingered gentry
are aoeking to Il illne, anti tlae peorle laye
a,,I Ill committee n tender them tl's
d oss u sysss y ~ ctr
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-16
MusE Personal ABEsE.

49, SfS sA1 AseB 4gssE 8
The last Moatasia,t GENES out witt another
two-colunni article devoted to personal
abuse. The Mpntanian is the only Journal
out OF seven to the credit Of the local press
he it .sai.l--th:lt can be made VIZ" feiiielesoi
personal attacAs to crafty private Spleen
And now, III lenls the use of it, columns iart
!. NJ, attack upon our fellow citizen u :. N't
g.iirc. merely, it woal'! SEEM besalts'. ie ~
Clerk OF he District Court, eattfteo'tsiy.
furnished us with iiiforniatiof concerning
Tic cost Of conducting the business OF The
Caur, under J,, lie Murphy admin strait fll.
NH. Mcguire sen>ibly declines V enter into 4
controversy WITH the author Of this stlaWar-
ranted. assault, hayiiig "better business y
attend to- bit this attack is 50 ltaprliieipla
IN character that we cannot let it pass wlth-
ont remark.
Mr. M ,.c,iire is one of our most resIecfe's
citizens. ard, although rot pretending % ~ \
lawyer, Inc probably knows more aooaf 1iae
PRINCIPLES and practice Of law tot'liss 1'al'a
: the woul,l-be legal ce eb ties who are epIeoseu
an him ANA who are so loud-mouthest FTP te'-
no,,nc,,e his inefficiency, the opiniosfeI t g
Mont,nia,j to the contrary notwithstanding .
4 We are convinced that outside, perhaps. q !
little political cabat, hartily Y person eouln
be found in Galatin County to cii'tFsse 'aeh
with inc llclency or inconspcteney. lie e e
;o,s the confidence and esteem oil gentlemen
OF all professions and parties, VINO respect y,
hin, for his t,lents, his public spirit, anu
courteous bearing toward all with Whohi HIS hs
H comes III coiitact- 4f5 a.s3s
of tie legal ability. ana mental caliore. q e
the author of the article In the Moatss'lli'i.I
we havt, always held the highest o,i'alos', y :
wish to give him WORD OF. advice ~ WV
legitimate pursuits you May, shefetel = re,
be an honor to YOU, profession but, sa'u.a
Won stoop to personal attacks ilbon gen'ie-
1 men 81 unsulliel reputation and stainless
character. Won will etfsctaAly mar tap os ~
liant reputation you have slinea.atii gas ! y
shadow over tile bright dreams Of yotss AM
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-16
WEs7'-szBE ITEMS.

{
From, the New Norfll-Kest:
Ile Pilgrim Bal. Ditch Company have have
Welded TO tic demand OF the miners, AMI
will hereafter supply water n h cents per
sinels-
The first trainsof the season has arrived,
~ Deer Lodge. four weeks out from Coriniis.
Phil Kearnny.sef Rocky Mountain fame Is
on his way to Deer Lodge to take charge Of
the Western Union Office at that place.
lhe Deer Lodge and IIelei,se road Is get
ting III pretty good condition aglf,a Three
or four good days will setit right. Sleigllss
are only rslsa now about two miles-.his side
of CIark's. 3a
Mr. Wn II. LesselIyn. recently of this.
Office. has been assigned d position on the ~.
II. Il. II. surveying party af Col M VIDE
Lacy. and has reported at Helena.
Gilner 81 Sallsbury's coaches will be shift.
cd to tie direct Ryan route, as soon as the
order comes from the Department ordering
mail service to Oliver and Vipond.
Mr.. w. w. johnson. Engineer, has been
at Cable during the past week making an
underground survey Of the Gable lead =
gotlations are pending. We learn, for the sale
Of this very valuable property to q California
company, who will prosecute mining Yigol-
Eohsly.
Col. w. w. de Lacy. one of the pioneers
and best en- gineers Ia Montana, has beer as
signed, by Col, !. N dilaor Roberts. Chief En-
aineer ef fha N II. r.. r., TO stlrveysa route
down the Salmon river, and will start from
Helena between the Goth and 30th OF this
month. ss5s
From the independent:
Mr.. Phil. Lynch was ii town this week,
and 81 III that everything about Philipsbilrg,
Emmetsburg and Flint Valley promises 4
prosperous season to III.
Peter Roman, Esq, OF the, Rocky Noun
tain Easette, gave us i call this week. He
Visited Gold Creek on private business, and
|aetnr.ael 10 Helena on Wednesdays coach.
l The Pioneer Company, on Brattoil's Bar,
near Pioneer, had cleaned Or over $1,000 IN
10 last Saturday evening All expenses this
spring have been 90 vered and Il dividend de-
lcl.red to shareholders
Judge Murphy Of tile Ist Judicial Distsict.
u receiving llrst class notices from the press
If Montana. we hive been informed TINT
M tic attorneys III this city except two.
nave signed i rrnloustrance against the
Isldges removal
Criekefs are mixing their appearancn
tlnong the foot hills on the west side Of the
galley In lare number, but farmers say they
are % far away rom the Esrlning lands that
iesssl Ile reilsnacd, as they ars
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-16
THE Urs.EcsAgFEsFIiP.

slff hi our advertising columns Viii DC louiu
l'thee. announcement of James Al. 0avahaugh'
seclariny his intention to be candidate let
Delegate to Congress, subject totiie eecfsloi'
of the Democratic Convention, and diseflllhl-
mo any idea of running rs anindepende11fca
Y .late with NM. Cavanaugh's political ante
cedents or proclvities we hayeno'ilill2 g W W
and do not propose entering into the i'ies-
ton of his qualifications for thelposi1lon' O
ms claims uponithe suifrages Of the people
the discussion of which We leave 70 or po.
Titieal contemporaries tWlo, ne sfluef' VII y
i; III MI aspirsnts for Congressional hon III
their tlte share of newspaper notEfetss
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-16


Mr. Editor.
lii compliance with your request I here
with submit Tor publication II compilation os
Tie policy 81 tilc " .I'.R. II. Company IN
Inducing settlement oil and dlsposing of
their ateril;lte sections, together with the re-
qairemei S ol the Homestead aud Prc-enip-
iioil laws III relation to the government
being nlaiuly indebted for AMI data
10 the latest put,Iicatisns of the Land De-
lp,.rirnept8 DC tie ". i n X. r. Go.
Al letter lately received BIZ me. from Goh
james G. Dudley. the Chief CLERK of fhe
land Department. SAYS: the policy of the
Company III all cases will be liberal rand bono
fde settlers on its lands will, ether things
being equal. have priority Of right to' pttr-
chase any lands not required tor Ivy own
purposes Pres will be graded
according to the general character OF the
land, its proximity to stations. etc. hrs
refers. of coafse. tor those Who make settle
smeilt or efs,slsayeyef lands which may be-
come the property Oh the Company. The
f+rl,sf Poaie, loW observed ia minnesota and
Dasota will undoubtedly be tile policy ob-
served ia this Territory. Long payments
i d low interest rates on deferred payments
,zre establislletll uless The following are the
TERMS OF SALE.
Zen (i0l per cent in Cash; Xxi.
Ten 10Y per cent ia One Year.
TenflO) Der cent iii Two Years;
4'e4, (I0) per cent jill Three \ ears, .
Fifteen tl5l per centin Four Years;
Elftec, fI5) per cent in Five Years;
Fiteei, ll5| per cent in Six Years;
Fileceil isl per centin Seven Years;
b. The rate of interest Oh the deferred pay
merits will be. Sc en- x per &c T per annull,
payable annlrllly.5 ssl ,
\. The Company will also take their cwll
bonds In payment. allowing the purchaser 4
pssnsiaas Of ten per cent. These 81 bonds o1 bear
4, 8 10 interest in gold, are at present sold at
par and are sec,ued hy a first mortgage on
all the lands and AT the property and ne
arssnealise. Of the Company.
On tie. superstition that settler purchases
so acres of land on TIL 1st Of June. 1872, ut
S. per acre, paying for it IN installmeits, his
PAYMENTS with his interest account. would
be as follows. 60. ...f4
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-16
SALT LAKE NEWS.

M SALT LAKE. May 8.
Ira Reed, an cstifnal,le Mormon citizen.
wss struck BY lightning yesterday eselling
while standing Ia the door Of his dwelling
and instantly killed.
{ Al company was incorporated to-tlsty for
the manufacture OF the NewfrienI car brake.
There was still another considerable fall of
snow last night in the Cottonwood mining
district. This is saiato be the most prolonged
and severe winter that has been experienced
for many years III that section.
Judge O! r. Strickland, OF the Supreme
Beneilof Utah, netting for this district ia the
absence-of Judge Mexican, is dangerously II
at Provo, and theme Is no court here in con-
sequence.
There was quite a sensation to-day on ac-
cauntsof the arrest OF a well known .Genti!es
for lewd md lacivioltss collahitien. The
accused managed to escape prosecution under
the Territorial statute, and pleading guilty be-
fore d Mormon Police Justice for violation of
the city ordinance, he got Of by the payment
sof a fine DE 800. sss
The Emma Hill consolitEsteI mining Com
pany was Incorporated here Io-eiavs With y
capital stock of sloo, 900. The property Is in
Little Cottonwood.
The work Of grading the, American Fork s. q
tor a morrow gnage railroad has been COM
snenced and IS being pushed forward with
great rapitlitV. Two hundred thousand dol
lars toward the cost Of the work has already
been paid in. 81,
Il similar road 70 the BINGHAM Canyon
mines is projected. and among The mine OWE
ers Of other districts there II = general II 81
fur narrow gflage roads
The Steamer Git of Goi'iAle IS advertised
for All excursion d. the great Salt Lake, go
ing distance Of thirty miles and back.
An immense amount of freight for the
southern part Of the Territory and south
eastern Nevada, Is passing through this city
and over the Ufah Southern Railroad.
Passengers over the Union and Central
Pacific roafls report both hi splendid conli-
tioa Through trains are on schedule fine
Heavy rains to-day
FOREIGN 81 EyVs
LoSnos. Nay b. y
Monday morning me Times md othe
Annsiofs papers arc of tlc oplilcil Tint MAI
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-16
FROM Hg4E4gyOas.
EfrIeAGo, May IA.

Great preparations are 5ti= & made for a
parade and meeti, I of the working men Of
the city. Prominent leaders deny that Tie
demonstration il intended for anything but
10 display their strength, but generat opinion
ii that ii ii proves d success Il. point Of nasa-
bcrs 4 strike will follow.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-16


stations tog.ve full information to settlers
and to assist them III finding desirable locaT
rions. The charter forbitls the sale Of any
land while tie road il under construction at
less than tile Government price, s2.5O per
acre Inc prices viii vary for agricultural
lands from So. so to about 81 or So, according
to location and quality. The average price
will be about So per acre. which will be Sl.2S
loss than the price aid for school lands
Throughout Minnesota, which have averaged
.S6 % per acre. s5
Within the limits nfstlie Railroad grant,
lhe Homestead privilege IS restricted To 80
.cres instead of $50. lantls within these limits
being considered worth twice as much as
those outside. ssf
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.
By Tic Actof Congress of july 10 y, 1870,
soldiers, sailors and officers, who served ~
DAYS during rhe Rebellion. and have rernafaa-
al Ioyyal, are e.ysxptea from the restriction
above noted. and may enter under the Home
stead Act the fun area Of l6o acres within
railroad limits.
PREVENTION. !.
UlnIer the Pre-emption Law. persons eEti-
lied 70 the pflsiieses ~ '''' ~ -
may acquire The right to purchase l6O acres
of Government land. whether within IA lroad
lia.irs or NOT. BY fling declaration that ne
or she has settled pom anu eia1's s''s e'''.'.'
Within railroad limits ttie 'overnnaeht price
is s$a 80 per acre. Outside of such limits. the
price is s1.25. Prs-elnytors are required 20
remain III on and improve Tue ANUS ~ 20
months. Taking 81 lansts nhae ger '''e -
enlption Law does not nresent .en.ry uhuef
the Homestead Law aI1e I " ne sa'ns
person may enjoy aii US pfiNieses = 1os',
laws. a Homestead entry may may ~ ci'a''Ssa
Ito 4 Prescription Claim, aifef SIX lhoaitlis
residence.
| nm, Srw urt1rARY Law.
~ .afa,a,,a,sss nasse.l Anril. 1872. the
!, : :. i, reoar,1to soldiers, homestc.ds is so
II, aaa t,,af instead of 4 residence Of five
.,..,1an.e NJ f.aua t,oezrs Is t,csutu
'aon,ns = = - ..;,naaa l;n,;ts
= ~, ~ -, ~, f.,l,o,yino provisions:
"s -. go ,.a l,eate,r six
s 3, - ;nnroue-
'l'o''.''s o''o' - S,>''' O
'''s's a. -. ,v,,;e,, iii soI,kr ii sailor
=. a''s /, M or,,r al, III de,lac-
.'''.s r. -, r,r,i,,.tl
sce' rom ~ ~. w ~ 3 80 =
a'.,'s, ~ ~, ,r;e..a Of any sol
E ~ e1;y;,,g would be- entitled to
W. ,.nt;tled 70 the benefit q
.,,,.' n, -. - ,la ~ III married again,
lid III deceased soldier,
.,s ',.,o ,,, ANAL Be entitled to
sn,;aef ia the required
sn ,u s. and imnroyement. # tie soldier
.''s,e,''s.'s ~ 49,, - ser,ee the whole
wv npa - III enlistment i q Be sedactel
XIII IL, III III 's;ye years.
i f.rh.. I'M ii II, location nav be- made BY
1911, s,,,,,, ho1l tn six months,
Wien improvements must be Sconlrneilcea oy
lie soldier ii person.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-16
FROM NEW YORK.


NEW az oRK. May rs.
About eighteen hundred ,naaabersicf tile
American Company of carpenters and join
ers Of this city strike tf,is morning fs,r eight
hours work. A number of prominent bosses
have notified the joiiriseyiaiel tl.at they will
taccetle to tlieiis demands.
WI NEw Y OK. May Us.
The striking carpenters Today threatened
To. close out ii hundred and fifty Workmeu
who refused to join them. The boss cafpen-
tiers have agreed to accept eight hours as a
DAYS work. but TO pay only for eight hours.
al fire iii Brooklyn Tonight destroyed
eleven tenements. leaving about one hundred
families homeless five smallpox patents
from one house escaped but were secured By
The health officers. Loss $50 900.
New YoRK, IA. @
Three men supposed to be members OF the
gang who hargTarized the house Of Phelps
AMI shot him, have been arrested, the fourth
who is believed to be the one who shot
Phelps escaped.
The Central underground Railroad bill
was killed in the Senate to-day by the refusal
of the Committee to- report OH 1t.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-16
BY TE;LEGR Pr

reported for the Avapf Courier.
III ". Ill rEiEanArH 90. citAs NJ KIsG ofEHA ss'0
1sII u pR PRESIDENTIAL ssls
q CANDIDACY.
r1rant yxfshns 10 retire from
S - : the Contest
1sIre sfrIIx<. Hi nv CIV Fork,
Interest n& t7enerstl Ntssss
rssE AIknAM \ CLAIMS AGAIN.
The Supplemental Treaty
I5NITED STATES.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-16

L5SDoN. May I3. Ss
y Monday morning The Times md othe !
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-16

ami shnt him have haall arrested the fourth
WA Il believed ID be The one who shot
Phelps escaped.
The rAnrra1 ,,,,eroround Railroad bin
yvas killed IN fhe Senate to-day BIZ the refs,sal
e,f tho cnnn,ittee IL, report on IL.
-. III svarretrar
4 - -. -
nv .st, rS,;roS. MAY I3.
statement II tre alabama situation Il
t,,at ~ t,,rtler atte,nnt has been il, progress
s;,.e F,;dav e settle fhe ,,sints Of difference
,,,an ;,,,l,rect e,.i,ns ~ means Of a supple
traaf,, ,v,,ich shaII embrace the fourth
Ill, a. IN, e,,,l,,,,.a ~ fha Geneva Confer
on... axs,nr,t;no ne,,tr.,ls from eny claims
q, exco,,f III ;n,,;recf ia maoes The additional
t,,.,t s vii he draws 90 as 10 oh
"a III. ,,anf1;no eIit,i,,lti,s and allow arbi
t,.t;o,, - ,,.aeaoa ,rha STATE Denartr,,cnt
!, - 100 - ~, .ar,,s ,,cnf,encc
,,,.;a,, ,,as ,.ssaa since tba controversy he
I'M, ,y,,e,, viii IL tram n,itted ID Cong, ~
to-dav
~ I,..as;da,,t ,,as mot saut II Tho Senate
~, ~ .o,ras !, IN ttee Afaha,n., Claims.
,f,h co,a : ,,.,,t ;nta axcc,five session. hui
Z s &c. 10, ,1ae;el whether II. az will make
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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-16

i special SAYS tirseIcy's triensl-,iit order
to silence those who GILL a.. atiexpressoi,
from him on his nominafioii. ssfy he will be-
fore long in al editorial III the Tribune. de-
clare himself It is still believed doubtful
that ne will do SO, hut rather shirk specific
definition Of his position Until after tic Pill,
a1plnl1i,, Conventions
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-16
The and ruIiey of tire N. n. Eg. Il J
1,ornpany ne Rules and Regii-
latiOns LoveiMI1ig the Entry Of
Lands along the Road.

TcoMpIIED OF TitE 0tsRIERV nj q. Nm AaiIIHl.
LAND AGhNT.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-16

YI#ts5ererv facility for doing all kifpis OF work
1 d In superior aafsnner. Tiiaki tar : LIBERAL
patronage ia the past again taking charge al his
old stani, he wai.d respectfully ark renewai oil
the same, and guarantees satisfaction.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-11-14
or' TUFTS Hair DYE acts like Magic.
Preserving Farm, Tools.

Every farmer should have a can of
insect oil and brush on hand, and
"Ien ne buys new tool he should soak it
Esl with the oil and dry it before the
IRE or IN the sun before using. The wood
" this treatment 1t is toughened and made
stronger, and rendered lmpervious to wa
f Wet new hay rake, and when If
q'les 1t viii begin to be loose IN the joints
'dt Ii well oiled, the wet will have but
>ignt effect. Shovels and forks are pre-
served from checking and cracking in the
,p OF the handle by oiling; the wood be-
mes as smooth as glass by use, and is
'f less liable to blister the hand when long
yea. Axe and hammer handles often
.Ieah of where the wood enters the iron;
ms particularly, should BE- toughened with
"a to secure durability Oiling the wood
= Inc eye Of the axe will prevent it from
S"eliIng and shrinking, and sometimes
settlng loose. The tools on a large farm
cost great deal of money; they should be
u the most approved kinds. 1t is poor
'co9Inomy at the present eXtravagant price
= labor to set men to work with the ordina-
Old fashioned implements. Laborers
'n'uid be required to return their tools to
ne convenient places provided for them.
1Lter using, they should be put away
Iean and bright. the mold boards of
ploWs are apt TO get rusty from one season
y an other; even if sheltered, they should
oe brushed over with few drops of oil
aAeh put away, and they will then remain
good order until wanted.