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A.nBEvILLE, May %, 1872.

-
!, Gold closed in New York yesterday, at
133. = ~--rr.---..,.-
Cotton closed in New York yesterday,
at 24i for middling uplands.
NEW YORK May 2O-Evening.-Cot-
ton quiet; sales 800 bales uplands Ai /;
Orleans 24s. Flour-Southern scarce
and firmer;. common to fair extra 90
1850 good to choice II 3O@l3 10
Whiskey steady. Wheat closed droop-
ing-winter red western 9S@2 03.-
Corn-lower. but active 1904; South
ern yellow79. Rice quiet, S3@93. Pork
l3.s7@l3.90. Lard heavy at sa@94.-
Freights firmer. Futures to-day 6,400
bales: May >2S3; June % la7;l6@A;
July 23s@2s BIG; August 2S5; Sep
tember %; October, 2oi@2o3; Novem-
Der l93@l9s; December l9i.
CHARLESTON, May ,2O.-Cotton quiet
and steady; net receipts 1877 bales; ex-
ports .eoast@ise 457; sales 10; stock
III, ,39a .j.5..-l. s
AUGUSTA, May 90. Cotton quiet
receipts bales; sales 80; middling,
-2!.
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The State of South Carolina
ABBEVILLE COUNTY. =!
BY G. w. GUFFIN, ESQ.,, Probate

Judge.
In Probate Court.-Citation.
AZ HEREAS,,/ James P. Lesesnc
w has made suit to- me, to grant
him Letters of Administration, of the
Estate and effects Of Miss Mary Pet
tigrew, decd, late of Abbeville Coun-
ty.
These are therefore to cite and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and
Creditors of the said Miss Mary Petit
grew, decd, that they be and appear
before me, in the Court of Probate, to be
held at Abbeville G. H., on the 31st
of May next, after publication hereof,
at IL o'clock in the forenoon, to shew
cause, if any they have, why the said
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and SEAL this
18th day of May, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-two, and in the ninety-sixth
year of American Independence.
Published on the 18th day of May
1872, in the Press and Banner.
[< e. w. .GUFFIN,
Judge of Probate.
May Is, 1872, 5-2t
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s9 The National Republican Com.
sgto asPl ba,', ssri. e. sae
sEonyefiigRis called for the h. ST.. Of #
July at Baltimore,
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For Solicitor of 9th Circuit.

The friends of VIM. H. PERRY,
ESQ.,, of Greenville, announce him as a
candidate for reelection, as Solicitor Of
the eth Judicial Circuit at tho ensuing
election.
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The New York World now wants
the Democratic Convention to nomi-
nateex-Senator Hendricks, Of Indiana,
for President, with Judge Church, Of
New York, for Vice-President. #
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It is sad that three out of every
seven natives Of Vermont emigrate to
other States. .-, -.... ..
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The State Of South Carolina, !
EQUITY SIDE. ;t
o. T. Porcher, Ex'r and Trustee, "
Joshua Daniel and others. {
Bill for Injunction, Construo.
tion, &c. .'' :
PURSUANT to the order of tho
L Court, passed July 5, 1871, in,
the above stated cause, Notice Is heys-
by given to the children of Cornslias Coz
Bailey Coz, Bethona Pace, 'ai RhesJ
Price, (whose names and numBes aFa.
unknown,) legateos under the will of
Mrs. Jane Reid, decd, to appear and
p,ove their identity, and claim their shares
:, on or before Of said estae the 1st Of
August, 1872, or they will be barred
Of any benefit under the decree Of
~ O. T. P0RCHER,
Ex'r and Trustee.
July II, 1871, l3-lam I'm
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INFORMATION.

ND ECEIVED since the last issue Of
a. the Press and Banner. !
3 DOZ. ASSORTED JET BRACE.
LET'S.
6 DOZ. - = MISSES AND
LADIES' HATS.
BLUE, BLACK. GREEN, BUFF,
DRAB, PINK and WHITE
RIBBONS. , ... --.
BLUE, GREEN, BUFF, PINK AND
BLACK SCARFS.
HANDKERCHIEFS and BOWS, at
the .-'. s,- -...
EMPORIUM OF FASHION.
May Is, 1872, silt
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PICTURE FRAMES, &C.
nVAL FRAMES, all sizes-Square
Frames on hand and made any
sizes, at J. d. CHALMERS & co.
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: - Atf.E I : i
Ifcultural Meetiay at 1iRagdy-Sprech
i Colonel Atkcn-Shcep raising and
korer Observation-Disclosures Of the
Frange-One Oryaniscd-Cfoes = Of
|ottOn and Grain.
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MRS. E. w. CAIN,
MRS. NJ. M. WHITE.
Abbevlle March 25 1872 SOFT 800 E@s &tR
The State of South Carolina,
ABBETILLE COUNTY. =.

ABBEHILLE COUNTY,, -.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Wna. II. Parker, late Commissioner IN
Equity, and Special Referee in Estdte'
of j. F. Marshall, and a0ith poaoer and
authority to "coNect .Assets,uy. &c.,
Plaintit, against Jas. Aug. Cronaer,
Defendant.
COPY SUMMONS. FOR RELIEF.
TO the Defendant James dug, Cromer:
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMON.
ED and required to answer the
complaint in this action, which is filed
in the office of the Clerk Of Common
Pleas, for the said County, and to serve
copy of your answer to the said COM
plaint on the subscribers at their Office,
Law Range, ,Abbeville C. H., within
twenty days after the service hereof, ex.
elusive of the day of such service aud
II you fail to answer the comp with
in the time aforesaid, the plaintiff In
this action will apply to the Cou rt for
tire Fs!isf daIa anded- the com plaints
Dated Abbeville, May 3. 1872. =
MCGOWAN & PARKER,
Plaintiffs Attorney. 1.
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DEATH OF ALFRED uUaER.-Our
Charleston exchanges contain elabo:
rate tributes to the memory of Alfred
'Huger,, one of the'most distiag aguished
of its citizens, who died on Tuesday
morning the 18th inst. The Nrws
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

a CINCINNATI, Jan. ~.
As the passenger train on the Louisville
Short Line Railroad, due here at 8:45 last
night, was passing Eagle station. about fifty
miles from this city, most terrible accident
occurred. The depot platform contained q
number of persons who had been waiting
for the train. and just after the locomotive
andsexpress car had passed the switch at that
point in safety, it broke, and the remaining
cars OF the train were swept across the plat
form, moving down number of persons
who wers upon it. The express car was to-
tally wrecked and caught fire, but was speed
lily extinguished. Among the casualties
were John McDermott, the postmaster of the
station, George Russell, Joseph johnson, the
station agent, Mr.. Hampton, citizen had
his right foot crushed off and his arm broken
III two places, and otherwise injured badly.
The two last persons are not expected to re-
cover. Richard Reeves, express messenger,
was Sigh. " hurt, and was brought to the
city to-day. d ii
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

Rspsrted Ter the Av.nt Courier.
FROM ILLINOIS.


CHICAGO, January 30.
,Fhe Times Washington special says the
condition Of affairs between the Government
~ che United States and that Of Yenezuels
is said to be rather critical. The trouble e,
that the Government Of Venezula refuses to
be responsible for, or rather shows no dispo-
sition to observe Hs treaty stipulations. The
seizure Of the vessels belonging to the Amer
lean transportation Company Is the latest
question i'm dispute From all the informa-
ton il possession Of the Department o.
State, it seems clear that this was az act Of
wilful disregard Of the rights Of this COM
pany, which claims the protection OF our
government. Besides, Venezuela persists in
refusing to pay our claims, which We're sub
mitted BY the Convention of 1866.
The Tribune's special says the movement
in various quarters in favor Of Henry Wilso.a
for Vice President is assuming considerable
strength. The same is true in regard to the
use Of the name Of James F. Wilson, Of Iowa,
in the convention.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

49, HA9MM0TONs 11n. ~.
The question Of incsraaing the msil SER
vice between the United States md Japan,
from smonthly to fortnightly mails, and
doubling the subsidy 70 the Pacific Nail
Steamship Line, which is now 100000 Will
be considered By the House Appropriation
Committee soon. The temper of the com
mistse seems to be In favor Of the PROPOSE
ton. 1t has been shown By facts IN the pos
session OF Mr.. Sargent, Of California, . nern-
Der Of the committee, that during the past
year 8, 400 200 pounds Of tea were brought
10 this country from japan and China over
this route, being one-third of the amount
imported from al. sources during the year.
Also showing that the legitimate increase Of
the revenue derived from the tea trade since
the establishment Of this line has more than
paid the subsidy allowed by the Government.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

II our experience ia the past be criterion
for the future, an Indian invasion into the
valley may be confidently expected next
spring or summer, unless effective precau-
tionAry measlrers are adopted in time to pre-
vent it,. The only measures that will prove
elective are to properly guard the passes
leading to the valley. The pass by which the
Indians have heretcforeEm their raids has
been the Flat Head, which admits them into
the immediate vicinity of tile most tiaickly
settled portion of the valley. There are two
other passes by which they could as easily
gain access to the valley, but which are more
contiguous to Bozeman and Fort Ellis. 1t is
therefore reasonable to presume that they
have heretofore selected Flat Head Pass on
account of its being the least exposed to
danger, and affords them better opportunf-
ty to use the bloody sealping knife with, less
probability of meeting with formidable oppo-
sition. TO insure perfect safety from these
incursions, which come when least expected,
It will DO necessary to guard all three Of the
passes which afford these marauuerers ingress
20 and esress from our valley.
III OTucr W OUtlAtS tttC HCCNrSiHA VI SuAia
ing three passes, and placing the immediate
dangers of raid iii our valley, more remote,
is the petitiol, to Congress, now being circu-
lated 81 this county praying for the establish
nent OF company post covering the pass
between Crazy and Sheep mountains, about
thirty-fiye miles east of Bozenan and about
ten miles from the Grow 4 gency on the fel-
lnwstone.s A company Of soldiers posted in
that psss, it Is claimed by those familiar with
the country, will intercept any intended raid
into the Gallatin valley. From sll the infor-
nation we can gain, ia regard torhis matter
we a,e satisfied the establishment OF post at
the point indicated win c,lrtaii the duties OF
the military at Fort Ellis and place orr cit
yens ID comparative security against the an
nual disastrous raids which have been made
on them By hostile Indians. IT viii place the
outpost at suchvdistance from immediate set
Element that ample preparations can be made
to successfully resist almost any number Of
Indians, and prevents coup Dc nsair, which
has formerly characterized their visits 70 the
valley. We sincerely trust the petition may
race;ye favorable consids ration. and the neces-
.,ry orders given for the occupation Of the
Pass Nv I company Of soldiers before the
opening q spring
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

l5szo WASHINGTON, January 80.
B HOUSE, Eldridge introduced q bill tor
the erection of a light house at the mouth OF
FOn du Lac river. Fa s}s
Garfield, from the Committee on Approl
priations, reported bill to appropriate the
sum ::of $250,000 to purchase q lot in st.
Louis for custom house n the post office
aud other government purposes, applying
the former appropriation Of $500, 900 for the
costIof the building, the cost not to exceed
s$2,OOO,OO4. l5i.ls
Butler, of Massachusetts, enquired why
Sc. Louis should get the precedence in 4
business matter over other citiess M ssa.
Garfield said there was u great and exist
ing necessity for an additional grant OF
offices. g 7.
SENATE. Casserly presented memorial
from the California soldiers asking for inod-
iticafion of the bounty laws. ss
On motion Of Cole the House bill appro-
priating $4,000 for the expenses ot the
japanese Embassy was passed.
Bills were introduced to regulate the COM
pensation of Department clerks. the distri-
button Of prize money, and to squalize boun4
fies ts 9sss5g
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01
EaEHAY l.NATIcE !

Taken up by Thomas r. Street, in East Gallatin
precinct, Gallatin County M r., ab0i1t sxteeSs
miles nearly North from the Town Of Bozesaan. II
4 On The 18th day Of December 1871, and posted
Dednre the Undersigned County Clerk on the I'd day
no marks: or brands, appraised at s. !; Two white
yearling Heifers. branded with the figure g. OF 4
cross inside OF an oval on the left hip appraiscd
at 1913 eachi One Red and White Slotted Cow.
greater part Of both horns on branded 81 the lefs
hip, but too dim to tell what it has heen snnnoaed
70 be OFT years old appraised at $40 !: One Deep
BED yeariy Herfer, no marks OF brands appraised
at 81. Given under my hard, January Isf6. 1S79,
ARCH GRAHAM
tsSs sssS County Clerk
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01
ESTRAYs NOTICE.

YTyAKEN UP, by William CottrealI living about
az miles northwest OF Bozeman, ii GallatiIl
county, II. T., on the Ist day of November, ISL,
and posted before the undersigned, County Clerk
one LIGHT RED COW; white face; right horn of;
finder half crop ont OF each ear; seven years old
appraisedi at @35. go.
One RED AND WHITE COW; four years sid,
with spotted calf dim brand on the left hip, can
not tell what it Isl underbit out Of the right ear;
COW and calf appraised at $1,000.
& One DUN HORSE, about twelve ycars old: brand
ed on the left shoulder with an IA; appraised at
$4,000. - 80 &
! Given under my hand, january Goth, 1879.
~ ~ ARCH GRAHAM.
4s leo 4w @s County Clerk
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. January 30.
The Heya,d's Washington special says that
Gox's resolution prohibiting the commission
from negotiating Government loans aeeords
with the wishes of the bankers Of the coun-
try. aiA s. 1900
Tweed is still in the city, and declines say
ing what he will do concerning his taking
his seat in the Legislature.
The steamer Australia, from Glasgow, has
arrived. E
A private dispatch FROM Scranton, Penn
sylvania, says that disastrous fire broke
out last night in Pennsylvania avenue. II
seemed to be subdued, but took fresh start
this morning, and the city post Office is now
in flames. The. weather is extremely cold.
The danger already has been immense, and
there is danger of further extension:
Many of the persons who are charged with
furnishing suppliesto the city departments,
in the accounts published yesterday, repre-
sent that they never received moneys
charged to them. 1t also appears that many
of the articles were never furnished the dis
bursement bureau. Repairs published to-day
show that q quarter Of a million was paid out.
Eighty thousand of this ranks as repairs for
the police ard civil estirts, though not one
tenth of that amount was actually expended.
The Republican General Committee last
evening elected John G. Townsend Presi-
dent, and john =. O Brien Secretary. ss
Horace Greeley. in the Tribune. says
thouph he does not exalt the one-term
principle above every other consideration,
yet he has advocated it for over thirty years,
never supporting President for reelection
but once; that he has reason for believing
that Grant assented to it less than four years
ago. He does not say that Grant will not, if
nominated, be elected, but that he will not
support him; chat his nomination renders
doubtful the Republican triumphs which the
one-term pledged candidate would make GER
tain. s4s sa Il
The coroner's jury last night rendered a
verdict that Mrs. Fanny Hyde killed Geo.
W. Watson, two years ago, and that the
shooting was justifable.
At Kingston, yesterday, Miss Fowler was
awarded four. thousand dollars damages
against I4arkin for not marrying her,
The steamer S. s. Holland, from Liverpool,
has arrived. s t 1@
$3.50 "a ALBANY, Jan. 30.
Tweed was not in his seat this morning, as
had been anticipated. He is said to have
asked that the investigation of the election
be made in New York. A s f
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01
CO-PARTNERsnIP N0TrCr.

rTiHE undersigned have formed . co-pArtnerphi1
q for the transaction Of general merchxndiss
business at Fort Ellis, Montana Territory, bsins
the successors of b a.. Acronald, Post sfraderS
and will continue the business the old stand 60
cupled by B. z. Mcdonald, and respectfully aeiioai
the public patronage
WIN b. CUTTER
-.ss =. "a. DAlLnLA
Fort III LII sapArnbss -, lsn.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

Eiaterprising churches have adopted the
plan OF having young ladies take mp the col
lection "A smiling look 1t the victim and =
wink generally bring The money.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01
FOREIGN NEWS.

FOREIGN NEW6. F8ss5&EEt# ssE
MADRID, Jan. so.
Trouble IL reported at Barcelona. It is
said that a conflict has taken place in the
streets. The military is guarding the city.
$50 LoSDox, Jan. 80.
The Emperor and Empress of Brazil en-
tertained Duke d'Anmail at banquet last
night.
-. LONDON, Jan. 80.
At = meeting of the electors OF Birming-
ham last night, letter was received from
John Bright expressing the hope that he win
be able to attend portion Of the forthcon-
ing session of Parliament. He also advises
that efforts be made to decrease the e1 pendi-
lures of the Government.
u, IA large number Of golfers hare struck,
and disturbances are apprehcnded. At
Bluenoven the military are under arms.
A motion was made at the meeting of the
Jockey Club last evening to exclude all Ger
mans, but was rejected. f5f
MONTANA WAR CLAIMs.--The following dis
patch, received last evening by Mr.. Cronnse,
is handed US for publ ation. Gazette.
g3...8 ! sss CHICAGO, Jan. @. 7
MR.. s. S.. .CRouNsE, Postmaster =: Please
cause it to be made known, for the benefit OF
the Indian war claimants, that there are
marry claimants residing in Helena~and else
where in Montana who have not sent in their
vouchers or sworn statements of claims to re-
place papers lost at the fire, as they were re-
quested to do shortly after that event. can
wait but little longer. In about ten days
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

HARRIsBURGH, PA, Jan. 30. 9
A train on the Erie road was thrown from
the track at IL o'clock last night near Lock
haven. Several cars were destroyed, to-
gether with large amount Of money In the.
express car. Several persons were injured.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

THAT horrible disease. small pox, which
has almost depopulated Psrsia, and swept
over most OF Europe Ike an avalanche, leay-
ine suffering and death in its wake, i taking
4 arm hold in the United States. IN Al of
ia leading cities 81 tie East and South it \.
prevailing to an alarming extent, ssad 49,
much more fatal than ever befcr knowat
One OF the priceless Blessings Of our nouIl-
tsil home Il. that We sre free from ouch fear-
I'LL epidennics. ss 81 sA5s
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

RE EMBOSSED AND fhESGAli..,S . 80. :, ao a
,ssd nos s They arc SURE
TIVE q Fever and Ague Lntsrmitasntsn loas
causes. They are highly y IN ann
dyspeptic and in cases OF ndlgaslon are nvaauaoae
General Debility they have never ~ e sing.s n
stance failed In prod9cing tes moa. napgE
strengthening the body inyigorating ne mlnd ..a
giving tone and elasticity 20 s WihtSs
sr ns care and 10 f.as s.maIaa.
aersa to the public SO PLEAsAMm s y. an
AND ct the By the
" as the best known 10 Pharmacopoeia. II costs
little to give them fair trial, and
Every Family Shoaid Have A Bottle.
In Chicago the HOME BITTERs are youehed fez
& sy saesfe ons aaE e v Bisay fsf
Chemistry, Rush Medical College; Hahn h mD
Barns ms MI b; 4 Hoyn, 5; and Lnplam u b.
II Cinslnnati by y. gattisr, N q; 4. james e Y
1 6'an v Hi g. B Ri la B.
ch s9ssa1 eha : Roedxaga i fs.iqr
B WNcCarty, NJ D; F Maley. NJ D; B H john
III St. Louis, Emo sander, p. Analyti.sl
fe os the medical
JAMES a JACKSON Co.--Gentiemen AS yoa
have communicated to the medical profession the
receiptof the Home Bitters. Y cannot therefors,
p ps asns been taken for t. have
ed the formula tor making the Home. Bitters, and
s assa II
sition are Of the best class Of which they belong,
being highly tonic, stInulent, stomachic, earning
tire and slightly laxative. The mode Of preparing
them is strictly in accordaace with the rules Of
our private practice, we take pleasure in l recon-
mending them to al persons desirous Of taking ss
II ~ RaiHIINIeAQ
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women st. Louis,
Medical College.
H Late President Missouri Medical College
FRANK g PORTER, d.
"emper e n '1s '1ss' Ac Fl Nd a''
Prof q sargsry Mo- Medical ;o9llsgs ana late
81 HERBERT PRINM, NJ ID,
Professor OF Practical Phar 81 st. Louis G ,llega
of Pharmacy. s4.sss.s.ss s= 5+,5S
&c WHITEHALL,
Editor of Medics1t Archives,
GERICKE, Nd,
C WARE, NJ d,
8. g. MOSES, II d,
DfCFF LUDWIG,
ALFRED HEAGOCK, III D.
sa BCFRANKLIN, M ID,
Prof. ct Surgery Homeopathy Medical Conege-
T g cOMsTOCK, MD,
Prof Midwifery and Diseases of Women, COLLEGE IT
. Homeopathic Physicians. ~
JOHN TEMPLE, HI d,
Prof; OF Meteria nediea, homeopathic Medical
m Colleges Of Missouri.
. Fs4 JOHN CONzL.EAAN, M ID, ss
Lectures of diseases Of Children EorAmpathie Ned
ical College Of RIO.
Hisf CHARLES TA6TINE, d,
Prof. Of Physiology, Homeopathic Medical College
as of Mo-
JOHN HAETHAT, n ID,
Prof. Clinical Medical College Homeopathic Physf-
~ clans and Su .gss1Ds. Sax
UNITED STATES MARINE Hosrf1AL
ST. LOTS Mo., Oct. 8 1879.
L ~ MEA "A. JACKSON + Co:-I have examined The
formula for making the Home Stomach Bittsrs ana
use them in the Hospital for the laat tagr me ths
consider them the moss sAluahis tonic and ssiau~
liant now in use.
8 II MELCNER
Resident Physician in charge Of the United stas@
Marine Hospital.
1-For sale by all Druggsits and, and Gzocers.
JAMES A JACKSON b CO !'roprietors.
laboratory los and lot N Second street, St. sHAs
Missouri
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

j nerfastly bald, has offered reward q $l Y.
Geo !. for sals that viii aAke nis na'r ls'sna
on snd.,4