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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-16
GOLD closed strong in New York yester-
day at 1156l16s.

TENxEssEE BONDS closed in New York
last evening at "a for the old issue and
73s for the new. ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-16

Ex-President Andrew johnson Will
speak tomorrow, Saturday. at eleven
O'Clock A. N. I'm this city
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-16

CoTToN meets with good demand in
New York at 21sc for middliDg.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-16
Kick Them Out of It

as soo1 as the roof was fairly over his head.
For my own part recognize every honest
man who approves and adheres to the Gin
cinnati platform as my political brother,
and as such fully entitled to my confidence
and friendly regards.
One other point demands word. Those
adverse to me ask what pledges have given
to those lately hostile to the Union to Sc
cure their favor and support. 1 answer,
No man or woman in ali the South ever
asked of me, whether directly or through
another, any other pledge than is given
through all my acts and words from the
hour of Lees surrender down to this mo-
ment. ...Ge.t
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-21
aHtGesaFier
Utah Southern Railroad.

& The Salt LAX" correspondent of the Saera-
mento Record says OF the Utah Southel n
Railroad: .s'rhe road il being built as rap
idly as possible. Mr.. Jennings, the Presi-
dent Of ehc Ftratlr informs tie that its con-
strtlctiots VIII tfHy be retarded by the diff
Guilty In procuring iron and rolling stock
and Tint this diiffcuity does not result from
either the disability or disinclinatior of the
company abniltling the ROAD To pay tile frccut
gfeat advance IN the price 0f iron and the
manufactures OF iron. They are ready and
detcrmined 10 build the road with all posi-
biedispatch. regardless Of cost aud this is by
no means desperate resolve, for the road
pays enormously tfpUft every sfcto,iut live
miies Open 10 bttsiHcssr and mus. continue 80
to pSy. at last as tar south as ST. George. 100
miles from Salt Lake. From Salt Lake to
St. George this road rms through an almost
continuous valley. rich ayricuturally and
thickIy settletfs and this valley is bor,erstl on
either side With mountain ranges teemino
with ores of tile precious metals The min
eral belt OF this region extends. Interrupted
by occasional freaks, from Salt Lake to Pr
oa he, and the building OF this road will re-
suit In tile development Of all the great ore
deposits along its line, With only thirty
nsiies Of the road completed. it has already
one branch narrow gauge railroad nearly
completed up American Fork canyon, sni
controls Q large portion of the Phoebe.
when 100 miles are finished 1t will divert via
Sail Lake City the entire trade Of southeast
ern Nevada, 1t is even now the most iinpor-
stant feeder of the overland road from tile
Missouri River to the Pacific ocean; and
the extent of it's tribute Of business Will in
crease in compound ratio TO every Aaile of
road constructed. H~w important then, TO
California. is the control of the immc rsa tratf.
shat this road will develop
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-21
Colorado Speaks.

: The Golden Eagle.' of Colorado Says
We should feel pleased If a number Of
copies we're subscribed for ia Colorado, not
that we think the people of our Territory are
more In need OF such a periodical than other
sections bat that we all OF us are more or
less tlrnfinaltrf of our duty to ourselves and
the animals we have around us.
The error OF the society. is the .aPpeal to
the law tor suppression of cruelty to ami
nais, instead of Improving the moral c1sak.
factcr Of individuals. Children should early
be taught that it is wrong to be cruel. Wo-
men, as the teachers of the rising generation,
should be impressed with the duty of instill-
ing into the minds OF the young, that kind
ness to animals always brings its reward /;
teaching. by illustration, that all animals than
will be more obedent when kindly treated
when otherwise dealt with.
Everyone must knew by experience that
blindness Is the best cure for perversc horses
horses and cattle and yet we find AZ rule
eur work animals are treated harshly
sss We hope some move will be made I'm Col
ofado TO have aSocicty for the prevention
Of cruelty to animals, by suasion. We hold
thatthe making of laws tor the suppression OF
vice does not make the world better or p,,rer !:
raf natures and habits are not changed by
legislation. Martin Act has been i'm exis-
tence nearly fifty years and we question
mach if any one has been taught Kindness
by that law. Ii a 1.-THE Of the labor had been
expended in teaching the law of self-interest.
that has been given to the suppression of
the evil BY force, the world would hare been
better to-day than it is.
We heartily commend "Our Dumb AMI
mails to our readers.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-21
J Anecdote of Daniel Webster.

Mr. Webster was fnll of fun and humor at
times, and whea in company with lew init
mate friends he unbenI, and exhibited his
wonderful versatility of talent, to the de-
light of al! listeners. He had marvellous
narrative powers. was capital mimic, and
initiated a broken dialect TO perfection. He
was not-an unainiable man, and never said a
malicious thing in all his life; but
when perturbed or uncomfortable, cit her
from indisposition or the effect OF exuberant
conviviality, he was as unapproachable as a
porcupine, and often INDUCED i'm peeyish ex-
CARNATIONS and satirical remarks.
/ once heard him describe visit that he
made to the elder Adams. at Quincy. few
months. before his death. The venerable
sage. then ninety years of age. received him
with cordiality, thanking him for his ciyility
In coming TO see him. He was lying in bed,
supported by pillows. heavy. plethoric
man, inclining to dropsy, and drawing his
breath with much difficulty. He seemed to
pump up his words. MIR Webster said, from
q great depth. and spoke In short sentences.
"How are you Mr., Adams !" inquired his
visitor. 4s5rs
Feeble and nearly worn out. ~ was the re-
ply. 's'rhe old tenement is i'm a state of d-
lapidation,- and from what can judge Of
the int entibns Of the landlord, he is not like
ly to.iaF any shing more out in rerairs.'
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-21

The eccentric but brilliant John Randolph
once rose suddenly in the House Of Repre-
sentatives, and screamed out at the top OF his
shrill voice. mir. Speaker! Mr.. Speaker |
have discovered the philosophers stone.
1t is-pay as you go! =, John Randolph
dropped many rich gems from his mouth, but
never such rich one Than that PAY as
YOU 60" and you need not dodge sherifis
and constabies. .spay rs you CO." and you
can walk the streets with an erect back and
q manly front, and have no fear of those Von
meet. You won't have to cross the street to
avoid a dun, or look intenty in shop win
dow, in order not see creditor. PAY as
you co. and You can snap your finger at
the world; and when you lai.ghs will be
hearty, honest one. and not like the langh OF
the poor debtor who looks around as though
he was in doubt whether the laugh was not
the property of his creditors. and hot includ-
ed in articles exempted from artachmrsst.in'
"Pay as yod CO." and you will meet sniil-
ing faces at hOme-happy. cherry-checked.
smiling children-a contented wife-a cheer
full hearthstone.- John Randolph was right.
1t is the philosophers stone.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-21
Remarkable Case Of Theft.

Here is something more astonishing than
any device heretofore recorded in the annals
Of thievery. Pre- Journal DIES Debats re-
lates hat on the Sd ut. the great ,heater at
Mini Novgorod. which contains one thou
sand persons, was fuifs the piece to be re-
presented being singnlarly enough, 'sCrime
aud Its Punishment" During the first act q
report was suddenly heard, slight smoke
filled the upper part of the theatre, and a CRY
OF "Fire!" was raised. There was a rush
for the doors, but. only one was open; the
terror became general; many persons were
thrown down and trampled upon; when the
thieves who had combined to raise the alarm
commenced operations. tore rings from the
ears OF the women, and watches and studs
from the men. the plundering going on Tor
about ten minutes. Quiet and order being
restored. it was found that property valued
at moro than 100000 roubles had been car
ried of. Several persons were killed, an
actress received serious wonnd, and three
men and women were carried to a hospital.
The light fingered gentlemen all contriyed to
escape.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-21
The Amended Postal Regulations.

The following IRE the amended regulations
of the Post Office Department under the
laws lately passed. and will be useful tor flu
tare reference:
Packages Of merchandise not exceeding
twelve ounces in weight, and not liable to
damage the mail, are subject to postage at
the rate OF two cents for over two ounces or
traction thereof, when unscco,npanied by
airy writing other than the address, and SO
wrappeffthat thcircontents maybe examined.
Any printed matter. except books, may b.
sent for one cent for each two ounces or frac-
ton thereof to one address, limited to four.
pounds. Books are subject to postage OF
two cents tor each two ounces or fraction
thereof, limited to FOUR pounds. except books
published or circulated by order Of Con-
gress.
Samples, Of metals, ores. meteorological
specimens, engraved plates. stencil plates
and electrotypes. limited to twelve ounces in
weight, and so wrapped that they may be
examined. are subject to prepaid postage
of two cents for each two ounces or fractions
thereof. 1t&
Und-f the new code. section 100, Postmas-
tefs are authorized to register, without fee.
letters contaiAing fractional or other currency
OF the United States Treasury for redemption.
When legs than letter Postage is paid, the
ends Of the packages should be left open for
examination of the contents, otherwise let
ter postage should be charged.
Seeds, cuttings; bulbs, roots ana scions,
s-rs by mail, must be put in packages not
Exceeding twelve ounces. and admitting OF
examination, otherwise letter postage must
be required. II put up as indicated, they
may pass for two cents for each two ounces
or fraction thereof.
The Department is MOI Ifabie, pectfhisrily,
for losses occurring iii the transmission and
delivery OF letters, but. will make proper
efforts to guard against losses.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-21
-
Wearing Flannel.

The majority of people are not aware OF
the beneficial effect OF wearing flannel next
to the body, both in cold and warm weather.
Flannel is not so uncomfortable in warm
weather as prejudiced people believe. Free
quent colds and constant hacking coughs
have left me, since adopting flannel gar
ments. There In no need ot a great bulk
around the waist, which condemns the wear
ing of flannel with those who prefer wasp
waists to health, Tor in that case the flannel
can be cut as loosely fitting waists, always
fastened at the back. There are scarcely any
of the bad effects of sudden change of
weather felt by those who wear flannel gar
mcnts, and mothers especially should EN-
deavor to secure such for their little people,
in preference to all these outside trimmings
W hlch fashion commands.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-21

Texas PACIFIC KMbRoAD.-From Ma
shall, rexas.-We learn that 500 miles Of the
Texas and Pacific K. Il. is under contract,
and nearly covered with graders. Many Of
the s.lightning men, that labered so success
fully to push the Union Pacific r. r. to an
early completion are down in Texas just
preparing to "haui their coats"- the result
of which-we will bet 1000 W0RLD's-will
be the completion Of the first 500 miles, and
ears running on time,-before January LIST,
1874.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-21

EVIDENCE OF ExPERIENcE.-A young man
.dvertises in country paper for place An asa
~ uxnar;ence. having been discharged from
s y S;fIsrelt situations within the year.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-21

IA s,ec;men az Colorado -four Was lately
.ent K, Boston. which says the Denver News.
was generally admired by the gfaIn dealers
and Commission merchants Of that city, ana aa
ss,e result was that an order was sent from
M. H,.I,, for fifty Carloads OF -four.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-21

Chief Justice Chase is reported in very
feeble heslth, and it ia said unless he ceases
mental labor entirely. his death may DO
looked for at almost any time.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-21
GALLATIN CITY
Real Estate 6 Land
AGENCY.

~ W. HILL, of GaIlatin City, is fully prepar-
X "a "a attend to all Land Business, such ~
nnrensring papers for Pre- empton and Homestead
On Government lands. proving title, &C.
All kinds of Deeds, Mortgages, aud other legal
instruments on hand, or prepared with skill and
dfspatch. =, I aon,.
I.nr II the lower part of the county will dnd 1t to
their interest to give me > cal:
- once in the store Of Gallvp 4 Spear
Gallatky City, N. I. April 10. lSI1
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-21

PAY your debts as soon as you get the
money in your pocket. DO without what
you don't need, Speak your mind when
necessary. Hold your tongue when pru-
dent. Speak to friend i'm seedy coat. If
You can't lend friend money tell him why.
If you don't want TO do the same. Cnt &C
uuain.ance who lack principle. Bear with
iiIfirmities, but rot vices, Respect honesty.
despiss duplici1E Wear your:old clothes till
you can pay for new ones. Acknowledge
your ignorance. aid don't pretend. know
ledge you haven't got. Entertain your
friends, but never beyond. your means.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-21

a Ne, sonal friend OF Senator Sumner, who
has lust arrived from Europe, reports the
health of the former to be in q critical condi-
tion. The worst features OF his spinol dlnl-
Guilty have returned in an aggravated Ior.n.
and 1t Is predicted that he will never return
IN tsis country alive. A consultation OF the
leading European physicians has been called
in his case.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-21

MOLLY SrRoNG, of Newton, Mich. aug a
well forty feet deep last summer, ana re-
ceived Si30dollars from her father therefore.
She received numerous offers of marriage
from young farmers. but refused them al,
declaring that she would marry no man VINO
wanted her just because she could work ike
aihorse,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-21

: .sar to he tr.d goods 1t small advance ea
Eastern prices, and parties y slhauiilAs $50 AAe
theni
INFLOW HELENA PRICES.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-21

The preprietsrs and their employees uake II, moi
emily fheir duty but their pleasure, to have theil
Saests feel ct horne whilst in their hsAss. 1-l
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-21
Young Men Seeking Employment.

We have perfected arrangements by means OF
which we can Guarantee Situation by special.
contract to those finishing the satisfactorily
Telegraphing Full course and situation on
new roads guaranteed by special contract. The
Moand City Is the model school of the " est.
Send for clrealar and other information to
THOS. A. RICE, President.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-21

rs now turning out he best Ias4ber ever brought
| to the Bohemian market. The EubscriDer mas
now at the mill SUFFICIENT lumber ready sAweo 20
snnpiy any demand. All orders promptly and sat
isfactoriIy filled r.~r. = srrn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-03
Political.



r MhEllGD or the ,t, LEGISLATURE
llAaltLipN' JaII; - nc slaie legislature con-
feheu quay IN. Ellott, OF Phlladelphla,
was eiec'eu speaker OF the mouse.
New AoriI.
TRIUMPH OF THE ADMINISTRATIONS PART, .
ALBANY, Jan. 2.-Tbe nomination of Smitb
by the republican legislative caucns Yesterday
was a Triumph OF the administration Marty
OPENING OF THE LEGISLATURES.
The senate has organized by the choice Of
James Terwillinger as clerk, and other officers.
Lieut.. Governor Beach made an address on as
suming the chair.
THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
Gov Hoffman's messare is a lone document
The state debt has been reduced TO twenfy-niup
millions The insurance cOmDanips of the st,te
have paid twenty millions losses by the CbirDGo
fire. The tolls on the canals were nearly half
million more than fhe wear prcyious He re.
commends inquiry INTO the ALLEGED nnarantine
abuses and the referee system in courts. Inc
laws relating to the insane should be revised to
protect against abuses. He recommends the i'm
mediate repeal of the railroad town bondinr ort
The eight hour law should be enforced II re-
views the July riot and contends if additional
laws are necessary they sh0uId insnre eonal
privilege to all men of whatever RELIGION noIi.
tics, race color or creed
He thinks the federal constitution should he
amended SO that Il limited STATES senotnr sbould
be elected by the people; that the eyposnre Of
the wrongs in the government of New York civ
should arouse attention to the necessity Of u re-
form in public affairs, and recommends n new
charter, on which the responsibility for n rood
administration of all the city affairs shall he
fixed upon the MAYOR, giving him fine mower or
appointment and removal of heads OF deporf.
ments. providing for nm immediate election or
local officers, the mayor subject TO removal by
the governor; providing Tor three commission.
ers Of police, one to be appointed by the mayor
one BY the chief Judge of the conn of common
-. t,
to be removable for cause by the governor. re.
curing monthly financial statements; only one
board of aldermen, and other suggestions SINH.
lar TO those propose1 by the committee
He recommends an anti. bribery law. which
shall deprive any briber of the rinbt of suffrage
also any voter taking a bride and deprive Of
Office any one elected throngh bribery, he
recommends the legislature TO thorourbiy in
vestigate the reports that legislation has been
Influenced by money. The governor recon.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-03
New England Dispatches.
Whnf Women can do iu Missionary
Wori-AlVnh CrOcISer Elected TO Con-
gress-Ncw Hampshire Politics, etc
MASSACHUSETTS.


BosToN, Jan. 2.-The fourth annual meeting
of the woman board of missions was held to-
day, in the Park street church, the president
Mrs. Albert Bowker in the chair The annual
report shows that the society has over 200
auXiliarieS, and about one hundred mission
circles, scattered from Canada to California
1t supports thirty-SiX missionaries, eleven girls
schools and about thirty Bible women in India,
Turkey and China. The Constantinople home
is in successful operation, consisting of a first
class seminary and diSpenSaTy in charge of Il
competent lady physician. Total receipts for the
year, S51 JOB; expenditures, S46,235. Commuui-
canonS from missionaries and addresses by ladies
present indicate very favorable results from the
SocetYS labnrS.
I SPRINGFIELD, Jan AIT special election
IN the ninth congressional district 70 day, 10
choose successor to VIM. B. WaShburn, who
resigned to become governor of Massachusetts,
Col. Alvah Croker, of FitChbUrg was chosen
by very large majority, receiving at least
ninc-tenths of all the votes cast Many towns
went unanimously for Mr.. Crocker.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
CONCORD, Jan. 2.-rhe hotels are crowded to-
night with delegates to the republican stale CON
yention tomorrow and prominent republicans
from different parts of the state. The contest
Will probably be between T.. A Straw and Hor-
ion d. Walker, with chances in favor of the
former.
meeting of the state central committee was
held this evening, presided over by Hon. E. H.
Rollins, chairman. Speeches were made ny Roll
HaS, eX-Goy. Smyth, and others. The convcn-
ton will, doubtless, be one Of the largest ever
held in the state.
Hon. Henry Wilson, of Massachusetts, is in
town, and will address the convention to-mor-
row.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, Jan. "A man named Billings
his wife and another woman, name unknown
were found murdered at Windsor Locks. TO-
night; no clue, as yet, to the perpetrators.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-03
ADVERTISING RArzs.

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type time IS cts; each subsequent Insertion "a cts
week s175; weeks 500; month $500; year 500
and the same proportionally for any number Of square,
Two lines for one week sLOO three lines sl.2s; four
lines 81 ST. five lines 81 So Local notices 25 cents nor
line tor each Insertion Business notices Is cents per
ne Obituary notices resolutions &C. I5cents perline
Legal advertisements per square for arst insertion;
each subsequent insertion 5Ocents
Special positions in the paper and special styles Of
display viii be charged extra rates cuts and double
column advertisements allowed only TO limited extent
and double rates charged for the whole space occupied
lS WEEKLr SPr-First insertion slOO per square.
each subsequent insertion 50 cents months 81 co. op
year SIS co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-03
Cur New York Dispatches.
The CitV GOvcTnme ni-The Ring Thieves
10 he stlli Further Prosecuted small
PON, etc.


" ",
W" ohh, 1ln, = Icte Is cousldetaoIG
toIi'lilelt luIouSmoul tue cry on the aCtloh oil
NJ NJ, new auu Vlu oodIus oi alu'fiheh ana Mayor
ii"m5 4eStJlua4; lhS improvement OF me
may OF ny Tue ou oo3lu was quite Il surprise to
tne l"lii'l'hy i'es. lhc new oolrd now mas luil
not onI4 vi tHe S'ouius, ~ II IP-ai
PUlul " view; put also OF t1e aldei men room.
me ola noard ocih@ n9tIhed 10 leave ny lhcntw
c3i'l9SloerS Oh puollc works, VIII not prob
uoiy '.iNe Any tu'JueI "ciloii upon tue lhPeaeE-
mem lHau lha, taNeh YESTERDAY, homeiN, unani-
ouslS IesctuIlnS II. ms actloh Is nelIeVed TO
ehecIu3!ly Settle the Whoie question, and as the
piooeoelllSs MeIe lot taNeu III Ic@al manner
ia i WI no' !teo-ii~c tnt StaIu' OIL lhe
H., Vi any vi us attlo"s "a tle premises
nc iic,Ii"iia i 10 tlt scnate' asking tne eNcu-
S,oH Vi lWeeu, Is III tue interest nI U Donovan
hose''i anu Ietlles the charges WHICH nave peen
u U'' ~ ''I','u US tlitn.
- ,ieSt,uz VI amman soetet9 was cutu ior
!"1t efeH,iuS 10 coisluei what aelioh should oe
I Any ioi" w 10 lNceu' oWeeuy' CohhoIIH ana
hul' out J9ulltu I0r want oil Il quorum.
y 1t 10 oI" sun lu"l lnc uc" attorney SCAeraI'
p"iIo"' WI. sTon return from Albany, Wleh III
tollitetnm WIN euaIles Colior' ne VIII press
'iiS ploss si SallIsl tlie clts pec9latoiS
Non' oi@el assumed ms once OF le4lster To-
udy, appoiIeI "a ms deputy aud denied admission
10 W Tne cI NJN Vi once SEEKERS;
' Y'l NoLt, successor OF Tweed, today dls-
charged Sky slnecullSts, known as water police,
araw Nt Gacn SlOOo per annum. similar
Vi se"ei ln9PcTluiS WIN soon IolioW'
ol slf st ,.'e "il Tue hnoWtaSc OF Tue
Guy oulclalS lhe conlIolieI mas sent TO tue mayor
tug r, qua'teliy I qua statement OF tue cty.
IheIe MeIe pul new criulllal acIs yesterday
80 ''t''i .. ~ - s."g1I e'tscS ~ lhia cry
anu IVY VI t.lee III bIoohIyl olhefWiSe the
civ ahu ElclhiIE were remarkably peaceful,
R Three Germans quaFreG9 Win another named
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-03
COUNTY NEWS,

The Boston Journal says that Harvey Newton
of Westboro, will decline to qualify as a member
of the house.
Bay State engine company No. l of East
Brookfield received a gift of $25 from W. G..
Fay, Esq.
A couple of pickpockets were arrested at Gro
ton junction, yesterday, in the train from Bos-
ton, charged with rob5ng some of the passeu
gers, and were examined before the trial justice
and bound over to the superior court for trial.