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The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-07

FOR sALE--150.0Ga a No. Heart Shin.
giles at six dollars per thousand. Apply TO
Foot OF Sic hill Bayou Sara Ia
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-07

efatisable energy of the la-
Catholic congregation Of
is again attestea by the re-
Prt on their part to furnish
an entertainment on the
18th inst. for the benefit of
h of St. Mary. The Tab
Concert which is advertised
in our paper will be first
character, and will prove a
lstically, leaving our friends
unity of making it a tilan-
!, by lending it their pres
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-07


FoU 10y & CO.,
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES, TEAS
And all kinds Of Chinese Goods.
| SS...............C hortres Street.
Nc'c Orleans, Lo,rsin-a.
! b. AiAiiA'
WHOLESALE DEALER
Groceries, Wines, Liquors, &c.
Bio. ........ Oh Lee 5taret..............gl
between Cont AMI ST. Louis Street,
(. Nec orleans, La.
& L.. ". liILLsIAN.
Importers of
WINES. BIAEDI1S AND GINS
Rac:iijrrs Of ss-h;siscy,
No. Eis I'ne street,
Between Main and Second
St I.niis, Mo.
Manufacturers of NtElnan's Congress end Star Bit
ters.
TT. i;AALEi'
COOKING 6 HEATING STOVES
oftsac most improved: patterns;
House ,h.rnixAinp goods Of creyy description.
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WORKER
Steamboat, Steamship and Metallic Roofing work
executed at short notice.
Sl...............C Camp Street .............,..M
And 1883 Tchoupitoulas Street,
Ncr Orlcass. L.
! All orders attcndctlsto promptly.
| -iysnt for lIonares- Combination Patent CRATE
y sao!'H'
DEAIR IN
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.
112."..... ..Grarier Street. ......,.......1i2
.Fer Orleans, Louisiana.
Music.
For Concerts, Balls, Paratcs and SORES
by THE
SILVER CORNET BAND
CHARLES, JAEG Err,
ca" b. ob.ained 1y appiyiaa at
2l2 .tusto,ih0usc Street.
Enynaemcats made for the Country.
LEHMAN EROS. LEHMAN, DTRR s. co.
! LIB Pearl St.,S.f. Mont @umcly, Ala
! EhnAS, NEWaAss.& CO.,
COTTON CToRs,
t:c:.c.u! .>:,nn,iss,!on Merchants
.tIr.rJer strees............Is,S
NEW ORLEANS La.
| u & 1r ! rTI,r.~ 1yl%., .I,J,.H. N
3. NIWG.ssS.
: Nofs,
Psuctieal isagineer ensi .nacasist
HAVING BEI,N FOR THE LAST TWELVE YEAji;
connected with the Machine Establishment of
Jarnrs-Tosi., Cincinnati, q.
Is prepared to tale orders aaost reasonable terms
Jor al, kinds of
Plantations, NIL! * Wood Working lGac'ry
toasising in part Of
Stationary and Portable steam Engines and Bolers,
iron ana Wottl Fi;lIlt Slltll!Ht SAW
with improved connected head block
| Eagle Cation Gins lnIcrsol
| Cotton Presses, etc.
NOISES IMPROVED wOODWOETH PLANNING
MACHINES,
Portable Corn & Wheat Mills (both Iron and
Wood y Complete sets Of Floor Mill
| Machinery.
Ncyse's Improved Portable EEorsc Power,
Noyse's isn!ich Cotton Press, TO work
by hand, steam or Horse Power.
NEWELL COTTON SCREWS, sHAFT1NG, Pull
LEYs, SAWS, GAss PIPES, BRASS WORKS,
| WOODEN & COTTON MACHINERY, NOY-
SEES PATENT COMPRESS.
| Address care of WIN GUSHING,
! No p1ri st t.tr.ttn
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-07

hlst time during the past
|rs the public roads within
Road District are being put
Ugh repairs. The credit Of
20 to the Road Overseer.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-07

oRA1 CoNGREss.-The third
Ibis body convenes at St.
on Monday, May 9th,
auspices of the St. Louis
y and Mechanical Associa-
eates are being appointed
pas Of the country, and the
% a full attendance and an
meeting, are most aatter-
III every department. Of
ate entitled to send dele
oasis Of one for each fifty
bers.
e'afy' Mr.. Chas. W. Greene,
Tenn, will furnish any
desired. We would ad-
cal societies to be repre-
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-07

hers to the SEMg-WEEKLY
ky will bear in mind that
3, Briant is authorized to re-
t,r name.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-07
kissnc, s. Bladder Com plants

Urinary and Womb Diseases Gravel Diabetcs.
Nr"psy. Stoppa!se of Water. il.t"ntincnce of Uliuc
Gr'Eli's Disease. Alhnmi,ura, and i'll all eases
where there nre brck-dns deposits or the water
white of an egg, or threads like White silk or there
is Il n'"rhid. dark, hip,ls appearance. and white
bone dust deposits, and Nlrn there is q prickiu.
burning sensation whch passing water, and pain
III I'll. small OF the back and along the LOins,
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-07

GEMS Guarel speaks of Gree
and Trumbull as conspic-
pers Of the great Republi-
ito whose history they
Prgely contributed p Yes.
st pages of the history of
political brotherhood is
th their names !; but the
! all will record their rescue
the corrupt and despotic
llch, for selfish ambition,
1t to destruction. This
'complish throgh the Gin
pVement which the Grant
y attempts to bclittle and
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-07

II. r. West, will please &C
! thanks fer valuable public
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-07
bCAI. NEWS.

pceedings of the Police Jury
III in our next issue.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-07

| DkFAKTED.-Dn rluas evening" last quite j
|lnan1fleof osIEt'e GU led nponC COL ii.
& Black II, express ihar best WISHES Tot !
3Irasznt, a1fs NIP aia6 4 ipesdy rstIssn ID
Bozeman. place that will honor the name
and memory Of Col. Black. Owing to III.
ness Col. Black did net get off on SATURDAY.
morning bst was detained ulitil Monday
morning. when he took his departure 81
private conveyance foi Helena Business
viii detain him Tor ,sevSsn dsysS in the me-
tropolis and. should his health get no worrxe.
he will proceed te the States. being absent
about four months. Col. Black, during his
absence, will visit his 8. old Kentucky home, q
and Tor this purpose be, has had rnalinfactnr-
ed to order in Chicago amagnihcent private
ach. and will visit the mountainous region
Of that State in the good old way. During
the absence Of Col. Black his enterprise viii
not be lost to Bozeman, but his building arr
rangemenss will be prosecuted the same. The
public spirit and enterprise of Col Black an
ticipated the advent Of the railroad and has
advanced the prosperity Of Bozeman 1t least
two years in the van Of the usual progress of
towns. His honesty, literally and charity,
has gained the esteem and affection OF our
people, and no man ever left a place carrying
with him more sincere and heartfelt wishes
of speedy and safe return.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-07
MARCH I. 1872
QUE GAREER.

dds number Of the COULTER completes
the firstsix neutrality-suspicious. Many
OF our citizens have gwen us q generous.
liberal support while there are also laanv
who are either Indifferent to the advanfap es
o. ignorant Of the value and power Of local
newspaper i'm developing and tending 10 the
prosperity of d new country, and DIS not give
US that patronage we expected.
we have spared neither labor or expense
IN giving Gallatin county representative
Journal 1of which our people would not be
ashamed to have go abroad. bearing til. it'd
ings OF our prosperity as a people. and the
wonderful resources of our county to the
anxious Immigrant. We claim mo merit lis
writer, but with the assistance OF those.
valuable auxilaries-a good exchange list.
able correspondent and the telegraph--w,
have been enabled to publish paper that
will compare favorably with any paper of the
Territory.
We have town that is progressing rapidly
mall the material developments calculated
to make it in a few years the leading city of
the Territory. Our county possesses re-
sources sufficient to supply happy, comfort.
able homes to thousands OF immigrants.
1t will only require muscle and enterprise to
cause thevast amount of tenantless land In
our county TO b osson with plenty. What
better medium can be used than the news
paper to place prominently before the inn
migrant these fact? With this view we have
secured the valuable services of I'll. " Ma |
guire, ESQ.,. to prepare an extended paper on
the resources OF eur valley. He is In posses
sien OF all the information, facts. data, ETC., !
necess ary 10 treat the subject in detail.
We intend. as soon as trains commence |
running. to make extensive additions to our |
Office in the. way Of material, stationery. etc..
placing it second to no Office in the Territory.
With these promises on our part. and an
assurance that we shall guard with a Jealous
eve the. interests Of these people. We call
upon Gallatin county for three hundreds adj I
ditional subscribers. In order TO accommo-
date those who wish to subscribe. and old
subscribers who desire to pay up and SAGE a
dollars cur agent. Ny; Thomas Bsker,gwilf |
visit every house in tiIe county during the
next two weeks.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-07
BOHEMIAN. nj. r. March 5th. 1879.

40 The Editor of the Avant Courier. sF
SIR Tin late number OF the COURIER you
published, over my name, 4 bnrlesque article
on Woman Suffrage. The style Of said bur-
lesque article showed SO plainly that it was
burlesque, fully and entirely, and was intend
ed so to bes makes il impossible that any dis
corning reader could nave misunderstood it.
But, as two replies have lately appeared, both
answering to the contrary, the writer feels
constrained to make the following comments
Headmits. as he exereises, the right of
criticism. be it ..lively or severe bu the pro-
tests against unnecessary end offensive per-
sonalftics, which cannot, rs a rule, form ar
guments, but do iluniliase tl1esyictim and dis
creait the author. \ &. SIS & - 49, 81 + III
The writer regrets this return to personal
itities, but even those opposed to him must
admit that, as IN the s.Coereion'' matter, the
situations was forced upon him.. He is adj
yised that the uncalied for illusions III the
two replies alluded to have caused much
amusement generally and much ungenerous
criticism Of himself; huthe has been gratified
IN receiving personally from some. of whom
he least expected support, their condemns
ton Of the course pursued lin This matter.
He Was forced into the CoHRIER insthe first
place-he has continued there more from the
force Of old habit than anght else, and, though
be Is accused of imf'ia esls meddling and I'M
called for advice giving IN consequence 81
even 20 inpersonal an article IS that upon
Ep,is Pc !hiahs hs upesyaapea 4 IN n
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-07

RkPoRT or THE GRAND JuRY.-On srucsi.y
afternoon the Grand Jury submitted their ~
port to the court, which was read bv the
CLERK .AAtia1tar i ~ appjobsiade rsrdsrk. 81
Judge Murphy. thanking The Jury for the
faithful and sfie snt manner IN which they
lid hsSh&Exed fheF hltles, they mere s1is-
charged. Their report was concise and to
the point The sanitary condition IF tha
county Hospital they reported q excellent.
the patieiifs ok pressing not I. IN iii utmost
satisfaction. but the warmest gratitude to DR..
Hunter, TOR she lnanner III which Trey had
been treated by Kim. having supplied their
wants IN every respect. They recommended
that = change OF sciotlins be furnished those
OF the Patients not having such. In many
instances persons are taken there without
change q clothes, WHICH Is essentially neces
safjE 70 insure cieaiifiness,s and vi think the
recommendation q good one. Dr. Hunter
has the hospital comfortably furnished and
having III connection well supplied drug
store.s everything is arranged in manner
that will cOIduce 10 the comfort and speedy
recovery Of palients. Many difficult cases
have come % the hospital during the the past
wiriter. all of. which have been successfully
treated, which speaks well tor the Doctors
skill as Al physician aud surgeon. The
Grand Jury report i the Jail secure and in /
good condition, save being4 little dirty and
recommended the purchase Of new broom
So that the Chinese inhabitant could exercise
his muscle in sweeping out his room. There
~ but one prisoner now in Jail. a chinaman,
awaiting trial for tlleN shooting Of another
II nth s6fas
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-07

THE Mon ANtAs.--Mr.s g. Cope Editor
and proprietor OF the Montanian, has gone
East. and the Editorial management OF the
Montanian is now unter the control Of Harry
an excellent printer and we are satisfied will
fill the chair editorial creditably to himself
anGsthe Mont,nians Mr. Carpenter has few
superiors AS i writer. AVID his editorial ability
has placed the Monranian in the front rank OF
western Journals Mr.. "A. 3. Kiser has
charge Of the business department Of the ps-
per. which he il highly capable Of successfully
managing. Under the new order q things
the MontaIliali will lose nome Of its prestige,
but will meet with increased prosperity.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-07

Mn. WV. HErfNER & Co. have erected =
large carpenter shop near the Jail, whichiis
the most commodiouss house ID town, about
25x60 feet. and il in more conspicuous place
would add much to the appearance OF Boze-
man.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-07

FIsH. I'VE are indebted 70 our friend, VIM.
Erskine, Of the West Gallatin Bridge, for a
fine string Of fish, which affor ed a delicious
change from beef steak, etc. Mr.. Erskine
will please accept our thanks for the SAINT
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-07

PLrAsANT We received . call yesterday
from John Potter, Esq. who il one Of the
representative men Of the promising towr
81 Hanilton, (which is just now lohgingly
casting glances in this direction for the
county seat. Mr.. Potter reports everything
dry and lovely around Hamilton. GA "a
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-07

MASTER. IN 5CHAsCgRY FOR GALLATHN
CouNrY.-Iis Honor John Il. Murphy mas
appointed George s. Coleman, Esq. OF TINS
place, Master in Chancery for Gallatip Coull1
ty. without rejecting upon the qaaiincd-
lions of other attorneys, we m Ist express the
opinion that Mr.. CoIemail is peculiarly nttea
for this position, having graduated with hrs'
honors iii the law department Of the Inivers-
ity of Virginia. and being "a Gloss student,
his knowledOe of the principles OF law and
equity and acquaintacc With chancery prac-
tice is of the first order. He excels ~ 3
counsellor. The appointment must give sat
isfaction to his fellov-attorneys and tlT com
munity at large.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-07
z = s
Select school.

The undersigned would respectfully announce to
the people of Boze1nan and GAlIatin Valley that
they will open
a SELECT SCHOOL,
on Monday. March uth, 1922.
in the Good Templars' Hall.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-07

believe there Arc 4 hundred, far.ner. il CAM
/ tinss oanfv who raise and. sell their grain =
two or two and half cents per pound. nnt,
buy ali the bacon they use. payiav therefore
Lao to- IS cents Der pound; bacon too lsaTe. The
| mark i which has heen hanr,led erd ho.s.a
dumped. turj,bled. mnddied and kerosined
| for 2oO0 nniles Oh railroads rivers ana bun
trains: bacon old esourl, to vote Il thu. mr.
chased By the hundred At the above figures.
when four or five pounds OF the Grain they
sell 1t two and half cents ner hound, II fed
tea hoo. womb nrodnce !. no,,,,,l 81 sfr.ah
and delicious nork staak. or Montana h.con.
INT hi. il not iii. ~ h.xe Z home marx 4
for ali the pork and bacon ve ean. or are like
IL ii nrnflI,ese fsorr. ire nert Ave wars The
miners. mechanics and tradesmen are .skiup
for ii. and reeki,gss in;severys camr, ii the
Territory.
But some may object. that they b.va mo
hogs. and n tley eo,,ld purchase. they conlel'
not wait the long. .edious time ii takes to
canvert ft,eiS ,.rnns into marx II h.cons and
then into MONEY. To them v. would s.v.
make 1 becinnips: start with one or two
head il no mo more. and you will be astonished
At the res,,lt in few weary Miref, farming
i. the hest and .afeat II anv country Willie
to deuend on any one thing ereln.ivelv i.
extremely hazardous. ana often ruinous.
Farmers cannot afford in this. snv more than
in any other country. TO buy their meat. but
ter. cheese. eggs, etc. and If they could. Ii
would cerfsinly look ike yery moor na,,age-
ment to do 30, when they can produce them
ct home without any perceptibIe cost. except
small amount az labor.
Sow wheat, ii your land is adapted to that
grain; we have had no surplus Of n6ur since
the settlement Of the Territory. Flour at
Eve dollars per sack is equal to 8 cents per
pound for wheat, where you have honest mil
lers, or even where they approach in that di-
rection. Sow oats and barley If you must,
butd0 not expect you are goiug to make 4
fortune out Of 1t unless you convert it into
pork, beet, butter and eggs; don't expect Ell
ther that you are going to be the lucky man
and strike the market when such grain is
scarce, for you will find many others who are
living from hand tQ.mouths and have nothing
else for sale. Sow tnrnips, cabbage and beets,
and make butter and beef IN winter, and find
Already market at almost your own figures.
"Go slow" on your hired help and store
bills Through the spring aud summer, SO chat
twill not be ABSOLUTELY necessary tor you to
sell yourself down 10 .sbedrock's in the fall,
In order to pay your debts. Many farmers
sell even their seed in the fall and hsye to bay
ct higher rates in the spring, and pay to the
tune Of = Per cent On the money. Is there
necessarily any truth in the assertion that
emigration il to do everything for as? We
should abhor the morbid condition. of mind
which admits of any such proposition. We
are in country not only rich /. all the ne
- N pul ~ alilileiai
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-07
s. Z. HOLMAN & BROS.

REAL ESTATE Since our last
issue some important real estate transactions
lIaye transpirsd lin orr place, Whiellaueur
well for the prosperity of Bozeman. Mr..
Roe, Of Helena. purchased from MIR. Nelson
story, the corner lot and improvements on
Main and Black streets, the price. paid, we
understand, being So 800 also the lot aii-
Joining from Mr.. Wv. Alderson 1t ii the
intention OF MIR. Roe to move the present
frame building to the lot adjoining, and erect
a brick building on the corner, to be occupied
and used for u bank az soon as completed
On the same day Col. l.. Nd. Black purchased
from Messrs. Story and Grants the southwest
corner OF Main and Black streets, and the
stable at present on the premises. Col Black
intends having the stable removed, and to put
up. as soon as the material can be had. (the
contract for brick having already been let) i
substantial brick building. These are two
OF tile most desirable fcoailef lots iiI the city
except prob bly, those opposite. one Of
which belongs to Col. Black and is well inn
proved aud the otter is occupied by the Guy
House-and the erection III such buildings as
we know these gentlemen contemplate, will
add more 10 the appearance OF our city, in
giving ii q business tone, thai. the putting
up of half dozen houses iii some portions
Of the town. Mr.. Tanner also sold to Mr..
Arch Graham a house and seven lots In
Blacks addition Lots on Main street are
becoming scarce and are held at high figures.
but lots on, other streets can be had at fair
rates.. Six hundred dollars is about the aver
age price for Main street lots, in the business
portion OF town.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-07

OF Fisk and his wife. who was older than
he. Bost N letter-Writer says: with his
notorious sins against her, there had never
been estrangement between them. She ex-
eussd everything and he held for her q pla-
tonic affection. He wrote to her constantly.
ard visited her very often. She was his con-
lielaut always, and his dviseri in many things.
she was more like an elder sister than wife
to this mercurial being. who appears to have
had the highest respect tor her traits Of char
acter. and have been compassionately regard
ed by herself as An incorrigibly hayward
member OF the family who must be humored
in almost any eccentricities.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-07

A.w. SO. b TlssrR have jass received
fine stock of assorted merchandise, which
they offer to the people af; lew rates for
greenbacks. all In and see their new goods
and ask prices.
afnE prince Of Montana Iiverymen, C. Z. Clark
elegant turn-Outs, etc. Good hay and grain always
on hand, and comfortable quarters for your nag.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-07

IMPoRTANT.-I am required by an act OF
the last session Of the Legislature, to collect
from eac tax payer 81 Poor Tax, 81 on eacn
dog and 50 on each bitch. The tax payers
will prepare themselves accordingly, as the
second trip to collect the same will be attend
ed with costs. b. M. DAWES,
Assessor of Gallatin County.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-07
/ BOHEMIAN ACADEMY.

I
In our last issue we adyerted to the exist
ing necessity tor an Academy inlB ozrman,
and we called attention to the fact that our
fast Increasing population rendered. the es-
adjustment of such an institution public
requirement, and i'm conversing with sonic of
our leading citizens on the subject. we are
more than ever convinced that we cannot
sgiate thissquestinnD stronglys The edn-
cation of the mass has ever been conceded
to be one of greatest auxiliaries to national
and sectional prosperity. and forms the prin-
cipal comoonent in that grand system Of
social economy which, misplaced the people
of the United States i'm such proud position
among other nations, who have for centuries
past boasted Of their erudiEien and scien-
tifc attainments their colleges. and
balls of learning. tllsir universities and acad-
emical institutions. where the profoundest
theories were expatiated upon, and brought
10 pra teal light; but whose people had not
progressed in social well being because of
the narrow -mindedness which confined tllis
brilliant learning to the favored few. instead
of makiagas if aniserssilly ssfssiiiable. III we
would rise to the proud position Of the
Metropolis of our Territory, (ald from pres
ent appearances the day is not far distant
whenrwe shall do SOY let us take immediate
steps TO provide for the education Of the
people, that we he not behind in these social
qualifications. which aloiiejlendi 40 eiichani-
ment to material prosperity. Our city il
showing more signs of rapid. yet substantial
,x~n,~...r .,.I 4,,,tr lad al#y
rources, aresdeveloped- more =energeticaily
than many other aplace that we knnw OF in
the entire Northwest; the more than proba-
bic location of the N. p. Il. X. will have the.
effect of creating a large influx to our resi-
dentapeplilations eur geographical position
places lis iii tile most favorable position for
for an outfittlng point FOR the immense
throng OF pleasure seekers and others who
will undoubtedly soon be rushing to our Ma
tional Park to view the wondrous sights and
scenes in the marvellous Yellowstone coun-
try; and among them viii be fsapG,4s. seien-
fists and professors OF every grade, who viii
look with critical eye upon the evidences OF
our progress and who will spread THE intelii-
gence thereof among the people in the States,
who will doubtless be largely intlasilceta ~
their determination to find a home THE
mountains" by the Information they will re-
scive from thisssource. e
Let our citizens see it that among all
our struggles for the good things OF the
world, that the food for the mind" be care
fully provided. and cultivate the natural tad
ents of the young, and SO prepare them fcr
positions of honor and influence In Society,
and by literally extending our educational
facilities, we shall do more to induce = healthy
immigration than by all other ueahs com
bined.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-07

All accounts due GIN. Odell have been placed
in ms hands for collection. Persons indebted are
hereby notifyed to come forward and make pay
rnent Immediately or costs will be added: -s4.s
- 8. 5 s Is B $50 THOS r. .ElWsA Rps
rHE small streams around town. which
have been frozen solid SINGS November last.
icommanced their glad ], tFiokling music fsWE
lays since and assumed the size and appear
a,scc or large water courses. 81 fl IT Il i !.