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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-31
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Az IN impression prevailed last summer
preyfEi5ls to the election for Delegate, that
Hon. w. H. Ciagctt, notwithstanding his
many boasts OF what he had done in Con-
gress, had don't nothing to show for i,
II il due, though late, to give him credit
for what he did 10, and as the press tailed
to tell ii, the honorable gentleman has
made satisfactory exhibit under his
own name In the Helena Herald Of tine
2lst inst. The appropriation amounted to
the sum Of $sl7, and the six lucky parties
among whom this sum is distributed will not
only feel bound ip gratitude to Mr.. Clagett
for life, but will on their death beds eIj.dn it
upon their ileifs and assigns to bear the no
bls service in grateful remembrance. One Of
the benefciaries Of this appropriation,
evinced his gratitude last sumsner by leaving
his party aud political associates aud sup
porting Mr. c. for Congress. But we must
not keep ths reader. amy longer in sus. ense,
but permit him to learn what this achieve
nent OF our Delegate was. and here It is. In
the peculiar grandiloquent style Of the au-
thor, with the usual fiourishes:
TERRITORIAL VOUCHERS.
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An I.aportaat Medical D1sesysr

It appears that an accident, - in many
other discoveries, is about 70 rsntler an i'm
portant service In the cause Of medicine, BY
which the eye Nill he .able 70 locate MANY
diseases, whose source aud locality must
now b determined BY induction 0r inference,
rather than sight. II appears TINT Dr. flich-
ardson, Of London swhils experimenting
with electricity, about two y~ars ago. was
surprised to find portlsn OF Ms hand 80
Illuminated as to become perfectly tfsaspar-
ent. This fact, aad alse simil4f exper-
inent by DIR. Priestly, induced Dr.. Thomas
Nicholson, of New Orleans, not lang sincs,
to pursue the subject till he succeeded In
completely illuminating the whole hand
From the result Of these experiments, il
seems. thas' in order to Illuminate the whole
body. it would only he neeessary to increase
the siyidness of the calcium light ased. and
enlarge the magnifying lenses enaFioyed. 50
as TO gain enfiicient power. When all the
EmErrnia - y
thus inspected by actual sight. there viii be
no need of diagnosing case to discover the
cause or seat OF disease. In the case OF
wounds or internal bruises, the surgeon can
determine at once the location Of bullet, or
the condition Of the part affected also tumors,
ulcers. or any internal malady, as easily as
can houss keeper the displacement OF an ar
ticle Of furniture. or all inkspot upon the
carpet. 1t can be readily perceived that
this discovery may become an efficient aid
to medical science, and an incalcuiable bless
ing to mankind.
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Germany is making gigantic efforts to
place herself on an equal naval footing with
England, France and Russia. When the
ships actually begun are completed, Germa-
nv will have war fect of sixty-two vessels,
with an armament of 5000 guns. Bismarck
like, all great conquerors, is ambitious to
shine In the field in which he has not won
bis victories. Naval powers. like poets, are
born, not made; or at least they are built up
slowly, and many years must e'apse before
the fleets of France, Germany or Russia will
be a. efficient a. that Of Great Britain. A.
msrican sailors are Of as good stuff as those
who fought under Lawrence, but Navy De
partnent run in the Interest Of corrupt CON
tractors h fast reducing the efficiency, while
Increasing the csst Of the nations most i'm
pogtant arm.
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PxRu HrAc1sTHa.-This man Hyscinthe.
who has acquired 20 much notonety in the
last feN- years, has finally married. The
woman he tskes for his wife is neither young,
pretty or intelligent. She has been divorced
from 4 former husband, and has been con-
vert to Catholicism three diEerent times. She
spert several years in Rnrope with he- datskh-
ter. astin9 as agent for patent corset. We
think the reverend gentleman might nave
improved upon patent corset agent and
divorced woman. VIZ presume. however,
the ideas ofHyacinthe on the subject ofmat'
rsmony are somewhat confused.
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MARRIAGE AS A REJUvESAToR.-We learn
from uaquestionable authority. that Mr.. John
G. Tenders. of Georgetown, South caroliHa, i.
aged seventy-eisht, has recently taken fo.
himself in marriage young and blushing
bride fnot quite fourteen years. and that
such has been the effect on his venerable
head. that his hair, which was silyery white
Is rapidly assuming the black color Of
his youth. We have heard of hair turning
white in single night, but we do not know
tina. we ever heard of the caDillaceous orna-
msht which adorns the head taking the back
track. ard tarnins from white to black Onr u :.
informant assures us that the old gentleMeg.
has used no hair dye, and tffat the change is
attributable entirely to the new state into
which he has eafcred.-GeorgetoS~ IS. C.l
Times. !. ,-----..
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xsmss :suA Rsnees FER Mss1inG CSaFss 4
s&e Territory of MSnseaA
aurkaxH coUkr .

aurkuM1 coUkr.
Asvirgln,a City, srst Monday in - nary ana Sc
oMd Monday IN August.
csIrxe STATES District couxTs
r;,sf n;striet-At virginia City nret Mond.y ~
Anrii. secs ad Monday in Jsly, aad second Mon
&sy In November
x.sxS pt,frict-At Deer Lodge, third Aonday IN
April, arst Monday in Ssptember, and nrss Men
day in December.
saixx Dsssrtss--As Melena, Arst Monday In March,
Erst Neaday In July, and fourth Monday In oc-
rxRRrrozIAL coURrs.
firsf I'm Madison County, Ht virGina Cisys
:ss :r:' ,es.ss msassS Msasals ssss ssses.s.r.
n e.l,.tiu CoaAty; I'll Boisflshs nrss Monday in
March and afth Monday in Ottober
Tn Jefferson County, 1t Raderssurg, secsnd Mon
dsy in May, and Hrst Monday in October
Second Distrs<s--Deer Ledge County, at Deer Lodge
City third Monday In April, drsf Msnoay IN
6eptornber, and first Monday In December.
In Missouia County. at Missoula. fourth Monday
in June and secssd Monday IN November.
In Beaver Head County, Bannack, arst Monday u
Jnna, and third Monday In Octeber
fxtrx D;sfrict-In Lewis and Clark County, at Hel.
ems nrst Monday in March, nrst Monday U"
Jsiy. and fourth Monday in October
In MesTher County fourth Monday il May Ano
fsurth Monday In Noyemoef-
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A few days ago, woman In Lancaster,
Penn, was '.jawing'' hefchIdren, the neigh
bors, tile bred Girl, and everybody in gener-
al. when her husband entered and in.erposcd
mild word. She opened her mouth for an
angry reply, snt .. .spaam contracted her
cheek, her lower jaw fell. and she could
neither speak nor shut her mouth, but re
m.ined in that condition; her tonge hung
ont. and her eyes nearly started from their
aoekets.r DAe had dislocated her jaw bone IN
her violent srA6rts 10 make singing reply
to her husband A surgeon was called, VINO
reduced her disloeatinn, bound up her head
.ns, prescribed I quiet q diet. The old man !,
now enjoying tho quietest time he mas mac
for forty years.
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Thomas A. Hendricks iDemocraf)has been
elected Governor OF Indiana BY majority
Of ll4s votes. The Congressional delegation
stands nine Republicans, four Democrats.
On the vote for two Congressmea at large,
tns majority Of Williams, Republican. was
$50. and Orth, Republican, 164. The chances
for Greeley In Indiana we regard = very
rood. as the Legislature is Democratic.
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The money to pay these vouchers 10 tn the
Treasury Department at Washington. ! do
not know whether the above named rartics
still own them. Much trouble has arisen to
the owners Of old Territorial vouchers be-
cause Of the impression which seems to have
prevailed i'm the Territory that they were
transferable by delivery instead Of ASST ~
ment; n.aay OF these vouchers were therefore
SO transferred. Under the rules of the Treas
ury Department, no treasury warrant Will DC
issued except to the original holder Of the
voucher or his assignee in writing. Wheli
vouchers have been issued and transferred by
delivery only, and the original holder cannot
be found. the present owner cannot get his
money even when it is in the Treasury under.
n. N agPrePEsi5aqs g s i65aqsuaf kofs4s k sf ii ,s sss
above described. they can get their money Ivy
writing to the Hon. w. r.. Taylor. Comp
trollrr Of tn, Treasury at Washington. Il on
the other hand they purchased them without
a written assignment, would suggest that
thev send on with them letter afndavits M
ownership, describing the vouchers which
tI,cy claim to own. BY this means THINK
they will get their money. There Is no ne
cessity Of having large proportion q 1hs,r y
claims eaten up by the commissions paid to
claim agents,
/ wish to add generally that desire this
winter to secure an appr0priation, II p0sslDie
to take up the old dishonof.d Government
paper issued by Secretaries of the Territory
years ago, 80 that the matter may be placed
on satisfactory basis in the future. wot'id
therefore suggest TO those holding these old
vouchers, that they shall, without delay.
send them to the Comptroller OF the Treas
ury, and call my attention 70 the TACT, SO that
I NAV Le cognizant Of them in time to secure
the necessary appropriation to pay them
would have called the attention OF those IN
teerested in the matter before, had 1t not
been that had forgotten 1t.
Yours, Truly,
WM. Fl. CLAGETT.
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Want Ut space for bids us giving detailed
accoants of the many other Lofies in this
District. The chiet ones beiag the G. W.
Rea. lIuuIboldt. Zcd Daairls. (surposed to
b.. an extension Of the Eberl.sssli). Pensyl-
vania. Monarch, Mrrrimac. Clark. Valentine
and Charity. Thsse were discoveries of
Messrs Geo W. Rea. md u. A. Davis. They
nil show good surface indications and though
bnt little cork has been done on them. still
their ownee1 an. satisfied that they will prove
to be AZ rich N those alreat1y opendcd.
Leaving ts,e lodes We take a hasty survey
Of ls canF. 5rhis place, now nameless. bu.
which Ii liable 70 Sc cliristnned Toledo.
Chloride city, Bullion city or Reasv,lle, was
discovered during the inontfi of April oi the
present year. hy M. M. Young. H.nry Enscl-
man and Geo w. Rea. Messrs Rea and Young
prospecteI in thisreg,onfor the past seven
y-ars, bnt being unaeqnainted with the
character Of silver quartz passed there lodes
BY .s being worthless. It Was not until
Henry Esselman, who bv the way has been
engaged in silyY saining for several years in
Nevada and California. brought these lodes to
his pastnc, ). notice, shat they paid any atten-
ton 70 them. the rest ID known to the public.
Buildings ere being rapidly erected. Pros'-
inent among those now going up, is fhe
boarding house of Ensclman aud Rea; and
the spacious Club House II Joe Brown. DR..
Cripen. Thomas, II. n. Yoaag, Rea and 9TH
ers are erecting private dwellings. The
store of Nessrs Rea and Nat Davis, il one Of
the most complete we ever saw ina new
mining camp.
The distance from Bozeman to this camp
e twenty i've miles;.si,e road is badly ianeed
Of repairing :yrsding &c., at point near
the mines, and have il from good authority
that $lOO0 would make this the best road in
the mountains.
Cherry Creek must of = surety be large
mining camp. and 1t behoovcs the citizens Of
BozemsD, TO see to it, that this camp should
depend on BoseIaaa for its supplies, &c. II
the citizens would work with these OF the
Cherry Greek mines In this matter then the
business could easily be diverted from Vir-
ginia. where it now goes.
| This letter has assume.i such . length, that
l cannot express my obligations to the many
hospitabie dsnizens Of this camp Individually
Tor Kindness snd courtcsses shown. bat con-
clude py thankinx item one aud al.
QUARTZ.
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THrsE words, copied from letter o. Jonn
Campbell, the noted bookseller Of Philsdei-
pfia. should be written in the heart q every
Americas citizea: Whatcvsr may oe sald
of Nr. Greeley, lis tongue and pen nave
aIv.ys bsen upon the side OF the poor. ana
or him who earns his bread y nis Aanos
fIailyr Sas +se
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BE socrAL.-Men who isolate themselves
from society. and have no near and dear fam
ily ties, are the most uncomfortable OF hu-
man beings. Byron says Happiness was
born twin" but the phrase. though pretty
and poetic, does not 60 fur enough. We are
gregario9s and not intended 10 march
through life either single or double file. The
man who cares for nobody, and for whom
nobody cares, has uothing to live tor tnat
will pay for the keeping Of body and soul to-
gether. You must have heap Of embers 70
have glowing fire. Scatter them apart, ana
thev will become dim and cold. So to have
4 group of lives. to keep each other warm, a.
It were, to afford each mutual encouragement
and confidence and support. II you wish dsss p
li.e the life OF man and not Of fungus Do
social, be brotherly. be charitable, De SYM
pathetic, and labor earnestly for the good OF
your kind.
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R.t' road-SertA and south.

From the Helena Herald -
ara AKyTI IAHE tue ctta1eA& NJ 6e5ea1As &E1ts
moscd Il, the matter Of NORTH and South
railroad. Several meetings were held at the
Bureau Of Mines. Nothing, however, of a
definite character at the time resulted there
from. The Citizens Committee appointed
Il. one OF those meetings, bstng authorized
to do 30, addresnd several ssletsers to pr0Mi-
nent capitalists and railroad men. setting
fort, the views Of Ot,r people in the preini-,
scs. the pressing needs Of the Territory, aud
the Inducements leading to the construction
OF railway connecting the preseut contincn-
tai line with Montana. Subsequently. and
in response to one Of the Committees COIN
MunicxiiOns. q visit to the Territory Was
made by two distinguished Cali1bfi.iaiss. rep
resenting large capital, who. after personally
inspecting the conntry and interviewing our
people. expressed their Willingness to Under
take and speedily build the desired road.
tsnee from Montana, which amount, III six
per cent, thirty year bonds they stated at
the time. The sum asked WAS deemed by
our people too great, and the West Coast
gentlemen departed with their proposition
unaccepted. More recently party OF Hell
ena gentlemen repaired to San Francisco 10
discusss additional measures for the inaagur-
alton OF the proposed road. They met there
the capitalists and practical railroad meil OF
hail wished Montan. aud their associates
anil went over anew the whole subject of a
Montana branch road to tap the e. 2. Ind u.
p lines. While nothing Of 4 railroad natu. e
nostiyely comforting ~as accomplished by
that visit. much inf0r,natiOn OF value was
gained and relstions established which. we
5sve reason 10 believe. will result in great
.ood 10 this Territory in the near future.
Snce the return of the Helena party, two
tpf.lifs hav-
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sra Roundell Palmer's fee Of sf5O,Obo for !,
attending to the interests Of Great Britain at
the Geneva Conference Is said to be the lar
pest single fee ever paid to a British lawyer,
1here have been several instances in the
United states where $lO0, 600 have been paid.
clafkson N. Potter having received that fee
in railroad ease, and Gen. Sickles similar
sum for ousting the Gould dynasty.
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II E RIM .:
ADyERrIs1N<4 RATES /.

A Card 10 Fsvs Lines; Square Ten Lines. OF mis-
type. II. 4.
s,on ..a IN for each additional fEsetsion.
rg< T-sIst.n. sdyersissmsntI: Il " pasd fer
rs aayNasss and all Jss friatinS VIXEN the wors
ID delivered.
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In Monroe county. Wisconsin, ~ tn6 ~
publicsn county officers h3ss Eof'e ovsr g
Greslsy.
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owned by. ..Rea Bros. Gov Williams, Thomas,
Merk. Olds, Hurst & Co., is one Of the far
vorite Ledges Of the Cherry creek mining
District.
Nerk has a tunnel run in to the distance OF
20 feet. They are not as vet on the vein but
soon expec; to strike it. When they do 1t
will be at point about so feet from the sur
lace.
Olds and Hurst are sinking shaft on the
vein and are now as depth Of about Is feet
on . vein Of very rish ore. The width Of tile
vein at discovery II 20 inches.
Rea Bros, Gov Williams and Thomas will
start a tunnel on their claim at Nm sarly
daS.
rHE ESsELMEN ExTHNsIoN
had for its discoverer MIR. N. n. loung,
and il owned by that Gens.tlcman Rea Bros.
Larxey, Thomas, Olds and others.
Largey Olds and Co. are sinking . shaas,
and have the same down to the depth Of fisty
feet. Here like other lodes can be seen quau-
titles Of rock sacked and ready for shipment.
THE HOME LEDGE
one OF the largest in the entire District
lies one half mile 8. E. from ttfe Enselmen.
This was discovered by Hap&ood aud Go. ana
il principally owned BY Thomas, Rea Bros,
GOV Williams, Capt Nortsn Lieut.. AcAdA ms,
Ensellnen, Wilson and Rich and Ar. Bigief I.
The shaft on the discovery IS down TO tue
dep.h OF twelve feet; .seyeral shafts have been
sunk III tho vein for distance OF 5O feet.
The vein is eighteen inches in width and u
continually widening.
The rock from this ledge compares favora~
bly, with the best on the District and u rich
with native silver and chlOrides.
THE HAVANA LODE
has 4 shaft sunk to the depth Of twenty
seven feet with vein OF coed paying quartz
three feet in width.
Quartz taken from this SHAFT and passing
through xosd quartz mill, shows the aver
age yield per ton 70 be fifty dollars Will
the Ta,lins yielded one hundred ana sax'v
dollars. Had the same quartz been run
through mill built especially for the crush
| ing ot silver ore, there h no doubt that ths
Yields per ton would have amounfed u 'h'
lowest estimate to two hundred dollars per
| ton.
The nrincipsl owners OF this taHe are NJ
II. Young, Enselmen, Rea Bros, Capt Nor
ton, Aerk and Bowen.
! The sl,aft on.
| TIE cLAGnTr Lonn
Il down 50 fest on rich vein with = width q
eighteen inches, and still growing wider u
the shalt becomes deeper. The owners
Bowen Hapxood, Eea Bros, Aaj. Foresight
DIR. Whiteloos and Capt. Norton, proposes
/ pu,h,ne with energy the work On this lode
during the entire season.
rHx ". 4, DAVIS LODE,
ldiscsyersd By W. A. Davis and Geo. Rea
has shaft to the depth of thirty I'VE ieet
with wen defined vein Of i've feet in width
The owners, Davis Bros. Daniels and BOW
j en-. Kcs Bros, Thomas. Scarborough ant
i Lady keep men constantly . work, aud be
/ fore spring expect % have this old rsliable
lode wen opened III company with Major
Miller and Bowen and bailey Cameron w
Daid q visit to the three extensions Of 60
q Davis. and found them TO be well defne'
hedges aud no doubt will prove q 'be fsIly =
Irich % th6 discovery.
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The Law Of Newspapers.

1, Subscribers who do not give express
notice to the contrary are considered ~ wish
ing to continue their subscriptions.
2. Ii any subscslber orders the discsntin-
,a,,ce Of their newspapers, the publisher
may continue to send them until ill arrears
ges are paid.
8. ii subscribers neglect or refuse 70 take
their newspapers from the Offices TO which
thet are. directed, the law holds item re-
sponsibls until they have settled - bi,is,
and ordered them discontinued.
/. II subscribers remove to other places
wiencus Informing the publisher. and the
newspapers are sent :" the former diree1ion'
they are held responsible.
s. The courts have decided that refusing
to take newspapers from the oflce,or femov.
ing and leaving them uncalled for, Is prima
facia evidences Of intentional frsud.
8. fiM courts have decided, also, that ad-
yertiscments not ordered discontinued, must
be paid for the full time published, unless
there was specific understanding AZ 70 the
length Of time they weEe to be puol'sned
when inserted in the paper.
Z. The postmaster who nestscts 70 1svs
the legal notice Of the neglectef . person %
take from the Office newspapers addressed
to him. is liable 70 the publishet for the sno-
scription price.
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Judlc,ous and liberal advertising y the
.keyAnote to successful business.
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In the oil regions, where 'scifIes' spring
M il ! night. i sign was recently seen in
font Of the largest hotel in Antwerp-Sreas
National HasShery. Cold meat at aH hours.
Beds with or without bugs.
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d. Brown, . wealthy truit-groweR. near
st, Joseph. No., offered hts wi'e. W'sh whom
he had lived over forty years, tlS.OO0 TO sign
bill Of separation, 70 that he could marry
the hired girl, q blusIing damsel o. sixteen
wears. Mrs. Brown thought 316,0O Of more
account than tho husband and accepted the
offer.
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A watef prisilegs-AttsadinE = temper
ansce pienaie.
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An exchange describes the 1ew weed car
petine. which Is conine into Intensive use.
as follows; The fabric IL naoe oi saats o.
more ornamental shapes, glued " csmenfed
upon a cloth backingt The stats or strips oi
wood are of different colors, and are arranged
TO produce al the effects Of tes'elatsd noors.
mosaic work, &C., and being about quarter
Of an inch in thickness, they VIII wear many
wears. They are finished In oil, and ht %
gether % tightly that the joints ore = per
feet ~ those in lnlaid work. Tne surface
thus produced can therefore De scfaDoeo'
washed and oiled, when needed. precisely
like other dsors mads OF ora neh.si N0ods'
which floors tiny resemble n aii respects
when laid. -.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.
JOHN Il. MURPHY,
f.steaAssociate Justice OF the supreme oeaf"
attorney and Counsellor,
BOHEMIAN. MONTANA,

particular attention given 70 the location T,,,ss nna
siss N.sntiatiors and Litigstions in Real Estate
Collections promptly made and Legal business s
ssithfuIiy transacted throughout the IerTitory
in amy portion Of the States 'nroash i''
sources.
once In me Court House Building.