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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-18
M-AST.A'S
INDIAN PULM0NIC BALSAM

possesses this raTe combination Prepared entirely
from vegetable substances with their basamic medic
inal properties il can be taken at any time and
der all circumstances with perfect safety.
70 While it promptly and etiectualy arrests irri-
tation of the airpsssages and the lungs and rapidly
relieves cough IT renders them further assistance
by promoting free discharge of their accumulated
mucous, and at the same time imparts strength and
vigor TO the whole system.
Sold by all Druggists and Apothecaries throughout
the New England States,
70 ssIe IL hetk a. lal 4 by
JOHN BENGST0k
L. BRCEkERT.
SMITH 4 B0EkRY.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-17

BASNAcK ITEMs.--On last Saturday Bros
Christian Mead, Geo Wharf. and E. Graves,
members of the Grand Lodge of Masons Of
Montana. arrived here en- route to Helena.
Bannack is tranquil, and its people have re-
conciled themselves to work with diligence
and await with patience the ingress of capt.
tai with the approach Of railroads when the
splendid quartz of the vicinity must ineyila-
bly, give Bannack i vigorous and permanent
prosperity.
At Horse Prarie where are excellent placer
mines. there are about 30 while men and
some 30 Cinnamon. with a prospect 0f the.
latter acquiring the whole camp. We Learn
that the Yearian Bros. have sold their
gdouhd--of which they had q large valuable
extent--to n Chinese Company for $70, 900
This is the largest amount we recollect Of
hearing paitlsfOr any lot of placer ground in
Montana. Tosavoisl the penalties OF the Alien
Bill. we are told two Of the Cinnamon have
taken OUT tirst papers as American citizens
ca a number OF other purchases at the
same place are contemplated By the Chinese,
and from present appearances the entire
camp viii likely SO inte, their possession be
Tore slrins....
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-17
CHERRY CREEK MINES.

We are in receipt of communication from
our regular Cherry Creek correspondent, but
| are unable to..pnblisl the same OH account Of
| its having arrived too late for Insertion.
A few items we CLEAN from it:
Our correspondent states that George W.
Rea d Co. have sunk on the Eberhardt to 4
deph of tiirty-six feet, and its rich vein is
still becoming wider. The members of this
company are jubilant and are confident of
success, and our long-leggcd correspondent
femarks that they will eventually be second
Solomons in point of riches, every mothers
son OF them.
The Enselman lode prospers WELL Work
is being done on this tavorite. and like the
Eberhardt. the owners are confident of re-
alizing big results. The Home, Nat Davis.
and other loles in this immediate vicinity
are looking finely.
. Our correspondent speaks in glowing
terms Of the w. A. Davis lode owned by
the Davis Bros. Messrs. Bowen and Daniels
This he thinks is a big thing, and he ventures
70 assert that he would not refuse few II ct
on the same. The Havana and others in tile
vicinity are doing nicely.
Want OF space and time forbid our dwell
ing further on the letter Of our correspond
emf, but we cannot drop this without uniting
with him IN wishing that the new camp on
Cherry Creek may be named REAsvILLE, i'm
honor OF its founder-tllc old nountainecr,
hunter and rrappcr-Geo. w. Rea
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-17
Meeting of the Grand Lodge,
i. o. Ct. II.

The Grand Lodge of the Independent Or
der of Good Templars held its annual session
at Virginia City on Wednesday, the 9th
inst, and continued three days. A full del
egation from all the subordinate lodges
throughout fine Territory was in attendance,
and the reports show that this excellent or
ganization is in a flourishing condition.
The following are the officers elected for
the ensuing year:
G. w. c. T-W. w. Anderson, Of 3ozc-
man.
G. Counscllor-P. B. Mills, of Boulder.
G.. w. v. T.-Annie e. Woodwork, ot
Bozeman.
G. w. S.-Massena Billiard, of Helena.
G. T.-Mlos. Duncan, OF Sheridan.
G. NJ H. w. futile. of Fish Creek.
G. Chaplain. X. HART, of Bannack.
NV. A. S.-Gennette GelEmell, of Sheri-
dan.
!. G. Messenger Allen, OF Gallatin
City.
G. w. I. G.-Mrs. Minerva Davis, of Vir-
ginia City.
G. w. o. CD. NJ. D. Taylor. of jefferson
Representative to the X. w. G. LA. b.
Davis, Of Virginia City. Alternate Hugh
Duncan, of Sheridan.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-17
JUDGE WILLIAMS ADDRESS.

We devote the greater portion Of our first
page to the able, eloquent and pointed adj
dress of Judge r. III. Williams, delivered at
the opening OF the Territorial Fair at Helena
Il was our wish to lay this article before our
readers at All earlier day, but circumstances
have been such that we could not do so.-
Besides being 4 mastery .oratorical effort,
the address is OH subject in which the peo-
pie of Montana in commo are interested
and 1t il a good thing to send abroad from
our Territory. 1t will fifty demonstrate to
those who are ignorant of the fact THAT our
Ter1itoryis unsurpassed in all those res ource.
from which spring the wealtlfof the nation; ,
that rs an agricultural and stock-raising
country it stands pre-eFinent, and that tile
people Of Montana are making rapid strides
ih I'll the elements Of civilization and ma
terial prosperity. VS. commend the address
to the careful pcrllsal of all.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-17
Fail OF a RuiIdius Mt I.emfsviIIe.-FIve
Persons Killed


LOUISVILLE, Oct. IL.
The excitement over the fearful accident
OF tile falling of house last night continues
to-day, and there is strong determination
on the part ofthe public to hold the respon-
sible party to strict account for the death
Of five persons. The reported death Of one
the three boys taken out of the ruins is incor-
rect. 1t is thought however that two will
die, Legal proceedings were promptly in
stituted in the city court to-day and rule
ssued against the owners of the property, or
dering them to show cause why. the build
ings should not be torn down.
Warrants for the murder of Henry Nolte.
who, with his wife and two Children, was
killed by the accident, was issued this after
noon against John Andrewartha, the archi-
tect. John Helhl. the contractor, aud Law
renee Stillman, the foreman. Andrewartha
and He'll were admitted to bail in $5 90 each,
and it is reported that Stillman has fled the
country. The mortar used in the building
was of a wretched quality, but little better
than wet sand
A shocking murder was prepetrated ia
Oldham county on Wednesday, a man named
Melvin being beaten to death by another
named Yarder. Both were desperate char
acters
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-17
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

ne Buffalo Express admits that sGeners
ssfaiit's position III this campaign Is har
one
Its Milwaukee Ssnti nel comedies that Gree
icy will curry Missouri BY 10000 majority.
Dick Yates WAS SO drunk At Springfield
H., tho other night, that lie fell OH his chat
on the platform.
Chicago has two thousand saloons, and TIL
Journal Of that CITY believes, therefore, tina
Grant will Be elected.
Governor Curtin, Eli SliTsr, and Titan J
Coney have taken the field against Haltrxnf
Tor Governor OF Pennsylvania.
Greeley speeches during Ilis Western tril
are to be printed as 4 campaisn document
No more effective reading could be furnished
The Milwaukee Sentinel claims that John
son, the dcfaulter, is a Democrat. The steal
ing was mean enough, but thrse-cent lial
is meaner than thief.
The Gloversville IN. ~ Standard (Repub.
lican) has dropped the names of Grant and
Wilson and hOisted these OF Greeley and
Brown AZ its masthead.
Whenevrl Greeley makes speech Gran,
Journals declare that he t.has killed himself
this time 1t bothsrs them to think that
the corpse won't rem ain killed.
Some one has reported that propositions to
discuss the issues Of The canvass with the
Grant men have been declined BIZ tile Gree
ley advocates in Texas. This charge is .
miserably poor dodge
Governor Warmoth has sold his one fourth
interest III the New Orleans Republican be-
cause Of its lukewarm support of the Liberal
Republican State ticket, while his Exesllsncy
is, rs hs says. red hot.
Tie New York Tribune predicts that with
IN less than year the name Of MIR. Cakes
Ames WILDE as much more Infamous than
that Of James Terwilligsr as his crimes have
been on larger scale and with less excuse.
wish TO say thai, traitorons though it be,
| stand here to oppose tile policy of war with
the South HOW, Hereafter, aud forever,s said
rremains in 1861. He is now running oil,
the Grant ticket in New York State, and
Boiling over at the idea Of Greeley bailins
JEFF. Dayis.
The Pittsbnrg Post says: ITO name five
Republicans who will vote isr Greeley for
very Democrat who will vote for Grant. and
en- Republicans wlIbf will voto for Buckalsw
or every Democrat who will vote for Hart
amt, Is our challenge to any ring organ in
The New York Nation Grant, referring
Q tho Pennsylvania election. says: There
! chance. and not small one, that the
sreeleyites may carry it in October I'll
pennsylvania elects the Backalew ticket in |
october. it is morally certain that it Hill |
lect the Greeley ticket in November.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-17
Meeting Of the Grand Lodge.

The Grand Lodge of A. F. and A. 81. OF
Montana assembled in this city at noon to.
day, n. VIC. NJ. .. R. Western presiding
Tkere is . large attendance of the brethren
OF the mystic tie'' from all parts of the Ter
ritory, and the occasion promises to be one
Of great interest. We shall be glad to give
the proceedings from day to day, so far as
they are of general interest TO the craft. The
Grand Masters address tomorrow. the re-
port on Masonic correspondence by brother
Hosmer, OF San Francisco, and the historical
address by Past Grand Master Hedges, are
voluminous and interesting.
The following delegates to the Grand
Lodge of Masons now in session in this city,
arrived last night: E. S. Stackpole, John
Gerber, p, p. Newcomer, Walter B. Dance.
Of Deer Lodge; Joseph Alger,iE. D. Holland.
Philippsburg; Judge Mead, Geo. W. Dart.
F.. Graves, Bannack; d. j. Emery, Nevada;
Jno. Spencer, E. U. briggs, Or. +. U. Smith,
Virginia City; VIM. II. BAILEY, Judge, Beck,
Bozsman; II. Jordan. J. Gorder, and John
Jones, Silver Star.
At the close of the Grand Lodge on Thurs
day, October 10, Past Grand Master. j. K.
Weston installed the following Grand Off
GERS for the ensuing Masonic year, next ses-
sion of Grand Lodge to be held at Helena:
). r. Boyce. Sr; Grand Master.
=. s, Stackpole, Deputy Grand Master.
i'll. Il. Conner. Senior Grand Warden.
Ell. E. Graves. Junior Grand Warden.
H. M. Parchen, Grand Treasurer.
c. Hedges Grand Secretary
w. Fl. Stoy, Grand Chaplain.
j. II. Weston. Grand Lecturer.
7. NJ. POmroy, Grand Historian.
w. T. Sanders. Grand Orator.
s. j. Beck, Grand Marshal.
John Gerber, Senior Grand Deacon.
D. }. Emery, Junior Grand Deacon.
Gee. Wallwork, Grand Standard Bearer.
w OIL Hays, Grand Swordbearer.
H. Jourlan. Senior Grand Steward.
E. u. briggs, Junior Grand Steward.
I'll. Kleinschmldt, Asst Grand Secretary.
VIM. Porter, Grand Tyler.
Herald.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-17
ROAD NOTICE.
COUNTY CLERK's OFFICE,
Bohemian Montana.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
Bozeman Montana.
TITO ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCERN
l. TAKE NOTICE.
That petition of the citizens OF Elk Grove pre-
cinct was presented to the Board of Commissioners
for county road, commencing at the s W corner
Of the quarter of section Q, township south,
ofrange east; thence running west on the south
line OF said section to the w corner Of section
In said township and range; thence north on the
section line to iniersect the present Helena road
the E corner of section 30, township /
south, of ranges east
Also other Of the citizens OF said precinct for
county road commencing ut the N corner Of
sec ION 81 township south, of range 5east the
tin river.
Also one of the citizens Of said precinct for
,unty road commencing Mt The corner of sec
ton ., township south, of range east; thence
running west on the township line to the West Gal
latin river.
Also of the citizens OF same precinct for =
county road, commencing the timber on the
w est Galatn river at or the w corner of the
. w quarter oil the quarter of section Ia, town
ship south, Of range east; thence east to the E
ton ID, township south, of range east; thence
e to the corner of said section IL; thence east
on or near the south line Of sections 8 and 9, to
intersect the Bozeman and Virginia City road at the
corner of section l6, township south, of range
5 east
Also of the citizens Of West Gallatin precinct
at Selson' s Crossing on the West Gal
latin river, thence running the most direct and
practicable route to Hamilton.
All persons Directing to the granting of any of
in Bozeman, Montana, on the first Monday in
December, 1872, and show cause, if any they have
Dr can, why said petit - Is any ef Them should
not be granted. ARCH GRAHAM, Clerk
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-17
FuR rREsIt,ENT.
HORACE GREELEY, Of New York.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
.sMONTANA IN CONGRESS. ],

In an article un..ci the above caption, III
Helena Heralsi oil The 18th starts out witt
the bold and unauthorized proposition that
mo one of all tile Territories will make
poorer showing III The Fnrty-ionrtll Congress
than Montana. DELEGATE elect Maginais vii
be OF little or no service I'll the Constituent
ne Will represent For u .iiigle term :,pon u,
moor Of the National Legislature.
We can Imagine no other ca.ass for pennin,
Tie aBose other than . desire to vent tin
pent-up, pindiGtivc spleen OF the writer. wht
IS evidently still sp.arting under the lashn.
The Democracy. with the gallant Magnni
Us the staudard-bearer, gave the Radical par
~ OF this Territory last summer: Il party o.
which 4he Herald has vanly cndeavored to
be the lnoatll-picce and organ. The article
continues
I" Under the most favorable auspices y =
ne could BIZ expected To accomp lsh but 4
traction OF the legislation for our people
which the energy and ability of his predcces-
sor III single session procured Tor us.
Aud why, forsooth? Major Ma. nnis has
proved himself the eompeer CT Mr.. Clagett
in every respect. save.ln givin. utter,nce to
silvery," superficial and egolistical bum
cOMbe froH the stump.
Fire trouble with the Herali is, that Ma
ginnis is !" in for it, aud Clagctt is :. out oil
IT. knowing him to be sober. industriou.
and talented, tile Intelligent voters Of Mon
tana placed their trusts in the hanls of Mai.
Martin Maginnis with the confident belief
that they would be tnorc jtslicioIsly and i'm
partially cared for at Washington than they
have been by SIR. Clagett, who not only
showed favoritism, but dscountenanced and
even opposed measures looking to the good
OF OUR Territory, and no one but an extreme
Radical doubts the wisdom of their choice.
Bat further on we get at what, perhaps,
the writer intended as the gist Ut this article
Despite Mr.. Clagett'> frequent and oft re-
peated assertions on the stump last summer,
which we believe were oncurred iii and re-
iterated by the Herald, . that the fact OF a
Delegates being in harmony with the Adj
gave him no prestige thar
it was all bosh, ETC.. the editor says:
:" He [Maginns] is incapable, and will be- |
powerless, by reason of his anomalous poili |
cal tenets and associations, to render the |
Territory from Which he halls any possible |
good.
The above quotation embraces one of the |
strongest arguments the Radicals have u>el |
In this Territory to defeat Democratic ear |
didate for Delegate to Congress in every car-
sass except the last, when, anticipating
strong Liberal sentiment here and a general /
belief that Mr.. Greeley would be elected, this I
exploding their pet argument and placing it
m the hands of the Democracy, Mr.. Clagett /
preceded his advent into the Territory just
before the canvas. began by a letter, stating
hat the idea contained i'm the above QUOTA
Ion was observation-disclosures we believe h.
old the truth.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-17
DEPARTURE Or FsROF. uAYDsS,s
EXPLORING larry.

Inc Y: s. Geological Surveying Expcti
tioii' Under Professor II. Y. Hayden, INTEND
leaving BozprAan to-day for liz East, i.
their operations this snu,n,cr they nave male
4 thor ugh exploration of the country on thp
Yellowstone, carefully examining all poiats
OF interest III thai beautiful region, viz; me
H'iilinoth lot Springs; the Great Falls 81 fl,r,
lciio"stonc, The wonderful Gcyscrs, will.
1'ie marvellous fountains surrounding them,
tlie nil'liay regions OF Emigrant Gulch ana
Clark Fork. and fnaklns elaborate survey.
OF the Surrounding country, thence to the
flse Hele Basin, where they Joined that
braiich Of the expedition under Capt. James
stevenson, which left Ogden last June, III.
TWO parties acted in concert for several d:,cs.
When ". IIsyden's party started for the
hesd-Waters Of the Madison, the course of
Which lie made a thorough exploration Of.
rom its source to its confluence with the
Jefferson and Gailatin at the head Of the
MISSOURI river, visiting and examinine the
hf'nes Oh Cherry Creek, Spanish Greek. ana
the ! Silver Shower li4tricf. After the ax-
VI the Madison range, the party
nave 'raversed the entire course Of The two
forks OF The Gal1atin river, and taken obser-
III toe range between this valley and
lae elioNstone, examining and measuring
she passes, and marking the several objects
d interest. They have taken accurate maps
and charts Of the geology and topography Of
the country through which they have pass
Ell. thoroughly examined theyarous forma-
tons. collected specimens OF the natural PRO-
auctions Of the country, and we anticipate
that his official report OF the wonders OF this
hithel to unknown region.
IN taking his departure, the Professor will
cave behind him many warm friends, who
nave become attached to him by his unaffect-
"a mien and genial social qualities, and who |
cordially wish him every success in his en-
ieavors to promote the interests Of science |
.nd the progress of tie age,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-17
Thanksgiving Proclamation.

WASHINGTON, October IL.
By the Presidept of the United St1tes of An,er-
lea, proclamation
WHEREAS, The revolution of another year
has again brought the time when it is usual
to look back upon the past and publicly
thank the Almighty for His mercies and His
blessings; and, whereas, if any one people
has more occasion than another for such
thankfulness, it is the citizens of the United
States, whose government is their creature,
subject to their behests; who have reserved
to themselves ample civil and religious tree
dom and equality before the law who, dur
ing the last twelve months have enjoyed ex-
emption from any grievances or general
calamity and to whom prosperity in agri-
culture, manufacture and commerce has
been vouchsafed.
Therefore, by these considerations, rec
ommend that OIL Thursday, the twenty
eighth day of November next, the people
meet in their respective houses of worship
and there make Acknowledgements to God
for His kindness and bounty.
In witness whereof, | hereanto set my
hand and cause the seal Of the United States
TO be- affixed. Done a. the City OF Washing
ton, this eleventh day of October, in the year
of our Lord. eighteen hundred and seventy
two, and the Independence Of the United
5tases the ninety-seYentls
u. S. GRANT.
By tlac President.
HAMILTON Fish, Secretary OF State.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-17

DELEalTEs in Congress are chosen to rep
resent all the interests of the Territories and
are well paid for SO doing. | appears tina,
whilst Col. Ciagstt regarded the bill to
change the time Of llolsHii@ the,elcctons i'll
Montana and the merting~ofthe Legislature
highly necessary and proper, lie lacked the
moral courage to.sive the measure an earnest
support, but WAS willing TO let private i'll
dividuaI PIT II through without his aid. This
Is aywtakness which he certainly will not
thank the s'Nes North Wess'' for bringing to
light
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-17

NJ. THEIRS is adopting stringent measures
with the Bonapartists in Paris. Prince Ma
poleen who was notified to leave that city on
the 18th inst, having failed to do so was
waited on by Project and two agents Of
the government with orders to follow them
to the Swiss frontiers, whereupon the Prince
lett the city. He was accompanied by the
Princess Clotlilde. He has also received an
official notice from tlie Government that he
will not be allowed to reside in or even visit
France.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-17
A CHINESE LAWSUIT.
Rich Literature and Rare DeveI-
Opnlents.

Il ~
Yesterday i case came up hefors Judge Tot
ten, in which Mr.. j. e Toole appeared fol
defense, and Juha H. .Shobe, and =. j. Will
isms, District Attorney for the prosecution.
The trial was between couple CT Monsolian
gentlemen BY The name of All Foln and
Ganaon, and appears that tile latter was &C.
cuscd BY the former Of having robbed his
woman of three hundred dollars worth Of
JeWelry. consisting Of bracelet, iinger-rin.
and earrings and other tIlefts. An Fohn
charges that Canson, IN his absenc, entered
his domicile and told his wife that he (Ah
fohnl had broken his leg down in Priekly
Fear valley, and wished her to accompany
Canson to visit him. and under this pretense
ne decoyed the loving All Sea int buggy,
anu drove her to 4 lonely cabin, where he
aDused her in many ways and robbed her OF
ler Jewelry. This the yirtuous and indig-
nant Canson denies, and makes statement
GO bis lawyer that All Fohn, on FRIDAY
whipped lis wife, and had her hands tied be-
mind her back, and that while he was passing
BY, the air Captive. All Sea, called upon him
20 relieve her and to carry her away from
her cruel lord, a wish with which he COM
Piled, sud took her to the valley, but did not
rob her Of her jewelry. On SuIda Canson,
the defendant, addressed the following letter
to Mr.. J. k. Tsole, whom he wished to de-
fend him:
Helena, The name Of the man bather All.
I o % ne well sue me lastweek friday, Will
tall You all about, He sue me robiny She hand
ring finger ring and some ear ring too, All
cose about three hundred dollars, some bad
adultery do, Make me too shame, Now ms
want You attorney me too morrow nine clock
try Justice Court, All Fong make fiase case
ACQUISITION snarigon (which means good mani
me, You Please gone Court in
quier you well know about.
Yesterday, just before the case came up,
the literary Canson came into Mr.. Toole's
office, and after explaining that he could ex-
PRESS his wishes better by writing them, than
trying to talk English, sat down and wrote
the following explanations to his attorney,
Tor his guidance in the defence OF his case:
Helena, County. The name OF me Canson.
tefendent, And the name bather All Fong
DlandiH, Because lie make false case robing
'se me, Well tell you all about your know,
lie sue me.rob women some thing.Gold made
niger ring, Or plan ring. some more earring
Dr. some bad thing me do adultery. never
10 this thing, The snarigon condamn me,
The name Of women of All Sea or the man
Ah Fong sue me Lastfriday, Make cut war
ant getcli ME go court them, Then Tung |
ling Store give stcurity me out from court, I
therefore, night time all Cinnamon public |
Meeting All Fong do wrong this case, Want /
le paid court spence, He well paid court
all people. Now just he do not paid
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-10-17

Mis-. .JAsfzs IzRseS. bcrler knosnt to the
reading public as - Fanny Fern died in
New Yerk city enstTie 10Th inst She has for
several years Aren a eof,tribntorto the New
York Ledger. and her piihy writings have
gained her regulations of 10 nie,ls order On
both sides the Atlantic