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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

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the following items:
Report says that on Of about New 1ears
Dav hand of Crow indians numbering some
fifteen or twenty, came upon four white men
camped on the Boulder about thirty mlles
below the Agency. After being furnlsned
what tl,ey needed to cat the indians pro
ceedcd to take the flour belonging 70 enc men
and demanded cartridges. Upon one pelag
handed to an Indian he pntit in bis gnns ana
leyeilel ii upon the man md again demanded
carIridges, which were given him. 70 snis
manner they proceeded until the men Here
thoroughly cleaned out. Soon after the Ior !.
going. the Crows had feast; and II would
seem that while engaged m Y they sDecame
oblivious to ever ything else. BAND 81
feet were in the vicinity, looking careIuliy
after Mr.. Crows herd, and having fouhe =
unguarded they proceeded to select ninety
Of the best horses and headed them toward
Crazy Mountain. WEIGH lay in the noneWar
direction. Like Dutch wedding, every
thing must have an end, and so had me 1east,
but when 10 went out to look at the nero ne
found only the poor, the lame, the nals anu
the blind; the sound ones being tar away
over the mountains, day in advance,
This is grand time for sport for those VINO
are fond Of hunting. as antelope BY the nun.
dred are readily found upon the foot-n y aho
benches near the Agency, = party OF 1oui
that went out last Wednesday killed twenty
one in less than tour hours, Recently man
up near the canyon shot twelve elk ~ one
day, The bare land in this portion OF Enc
Yellowstone valley, including the bottom
lands and benehes,s reaches well upon the Ioo'
hills The stock in the valley now have flne
extensive range.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

Last week We published communication
from Mr.. Bogert in relation to articles that
have appeared in this paper under the head
OF Coercion and also a statement from
parties who have furnished Mr.. Bogert with
supplies pertaining to his contract, which
was given to the public by MIR. Bogert to ex-
culpate himself from what certain parties
signing Mr.. Bogert's communieationsp please
to term the charges brought against him By
the AvANT COURIER While it matters very
little to us whether or net Mr.. B. or these
business men think or say we have made
charges against Mr.. Bogert, or whether or
not we could prove that the charges COM
planned Of were. made by some ofsthc very
parties signing the first statement, we will
here say that Mr.. Bogert has made very IA
vorable showing for himself. AS to the opin-
ion Of many in regard to the independent
character of this paper, we care not. We
will, however, say for their information, and
to prevent future mistakes, that their opinion
is erroneous. No one has or does write for
this paper but the Editor, nor has any article
ever appeared in this paper, that was die
tated or published at the instance or for the
particular benefit of any individual or firm.
We do not recognize or claim the right,
morally or legally, nor do we ever resort to
such an expedient as attacking an individual
behind brea t-work of ifs or destinations.
And we are satisfied that Mr.. Bogert with
the aid OF the learned judicial minds spoken
of, Judges Street and Turner, cannot find
anything of the kind in the articles alluded
to. They were plain, comprehensive and e
the point, admitting Of no niseonstruction,
In regard to Mr.. Grogan, as our veracity
is in question, we will say that Mr.. Grogan
not only told us these things complained q
in the first place, but reiterated them on the
LIST day Of january, in our office, in the pres
enee of several gentlemen. He can probably
explain why his name was attached to thu
certificate published last week.
Mr.. Bogert's allnsion to local coercion
ists' we dc not comprehend; but we vii
assure Mr.. Bogert that whenever wrong
| exists, or has the semblance of existence
whether perpetrated by resident bushes
men or stranger, we will lose no time il
ngoing for the1n.'' The COURIER is publishes
alone in the interest Of the people, OWN.
no allegiance to parties or cliques; and II
conclusion, we will say to Mr.. Bogert tina
the articles, which have evidently given hin
no little concern, have had a very salutar
and desirab effect, and the substantial evl
dence received by us Of such will more tha
repay us for any little conjunction we ma
have felt at mountaineering Mr.. Bogert.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

NEWLY DISCOVERED bnEMKFT OF
WEALrH.-Added to the many substantial
elements Of natural wealth possessed ~
Eastern Montana. it has been discovered thal
good stone coal exists in large quantities'
large veins having been struck near boze-
man. Our enterprising citizen, Coi. = =. N
Black has secured what promises % De ~
excellent mine in about five miles Of b :,
man, which he will Immediately proceed g
develop. The coal has every appearances =
being of the best quality, and stands the tes'
of fire remarkably well.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

s - Il l -
4 THx OID LAND MARKS GoING.-Ihe past
week has witnessed the death Of several o.
the first settlers Of Montana. The sudden
and universally regretted delnise OF Geo. =.
Hanna. at Virginia Cper On the 9th, was
sixnnltaneous with uf NJ john p Ritchle,.
at Missoula city, and closely following ms
that Of Dezell Gilbert, Treasurer Of Madison
county. which occurred In Virginia City, on
undayevening last, at half past ten O'Clock.
These three gentlemen were among the nrst
settlers of the famous Alder gulch. NJ
Richie practiced law in Virginia City for =
number Of years, aud was the Democratic
candidate for District Attorney of this Dis
trict in 1867, and was defeated BY only few
yotes-Judge Stafford being*h his competitor.
Mr.. Ritchie was native at Missouri, where
he took an active part in politics for one 80
Young. and was delegate Ct one time olthe
Democratic State Convention. He Was =
Young man Of splendid talents, q genial ooln-
nanion and d generous warm friend lils
death will be regretted by all who knew MIN.
Mr.. Gilbert had been in bad health 1or sev.
eral years, and although his death VIII no.
surprise many, 1t viii be universally regIe.'
| ia. He has filled with the Responsible posi-
| tion Of Treasurer of Madison county. lor .ne
nasr wear. and has been faithful to his trust
saving much to the county. and RECEIVING - y
highest encomiums of praise from M eon
st;tuents. for the honest, faithful and fearless
r,.nner in which he discharged his duties.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

AN ABLE PApER.-The Atlanta Sun, Alex
andsr HI. Stephens, cditor-in-chief, is the
leading political journal of the South. A
large eight page paper containing 4S columns
of reading matter, it is sent weekly 70 SUD-
scribers for 81 per year. The many south
rons. and admirers of the great statesman,
A. II. Stephens, in this Territory should sub
scribe for the Snfs.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18
BORN.

1tHamilton n Il, on the 18th inst. to Mr. and
Mrs John Potter, fine boy.
We congratulate the happy parents on TINS auspi-
cious event. as well as Hamilton on securing pros
pectiyely an additional voter on the county seat
question.
At Sheds Bridge on the 4th ult. to M ana MRS.
VIM. Britten a daughter. u 49,
Near Sheds Bridge, on tbs 9Th nit, to Mr.. ana
Mrs. VIM. Myers, ason.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

ASoyHEn NEW HAK.--Mr. Il. Galen
has just purchased Of Mr.. Alex. Kemp an
other new passenger hack for his stage me-
which he viii send out as soon as the snow
disappears. This is the splendid new pasen-
ger hack that took the premium at our Terri r.
torial fair last fall, and it is the neatest ana
most substantial coach ever manufactured I'D
the Territory, and viii be good acquisltloh
TO Mr.. Galens Iine.-Gazetts.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

Col. Blacks mammoth warehouse mas
been scene of busy activity the past week
receiving and shipping flour, &c. Several
trains have been sent over to the crow
Agency. II Col Blacks business in this line
increases much, he will have to erect an ele-
yatnr -1sszsz5=. s. .zis eisss =4
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18
Rozeman Wholesale Market.
t8s VI CONNECTED WEEKLY BIT
A. l. A NJ nj E 81 G O. ~
sGousTrse House Or 4. LAaM 2 Z &c Sc. /,

El AF xntr sdGv. January u ls12
we are now having 4 very stringent money
market, the 1st Of January is passed,
and that being a time Of casting up accounts
ana having general settlements we heaf con-
siderable complaint of parties coming to
time. One.of the main REASONS for the great
scarcity Of money is, that very many Of our
.ranchmen and citizens have been entering
and naying for their lands. That money
goes to Government, and entirely out OF cir
culation, and the whole community feels the
effects. Notwithstanding, trade seems to
continue reasonably fair. both foa farm pro-
ducts and merchandise, at very ittle altera
ton from our figures last week.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

RUsAwAY.--As spirited team driven BY SOL
der in sleigh, on Sunday evening, took 9
run down Main street, upsetting the sleigh
on the corner OF Black stress and continuing
their fight toward the Fort. Nobody nurt.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

RErRAcTs.-The slate fixed up by the senior ~ 7
of the Gazette in communication iroM zig
Capital, in regard to the Judgeship, Secrstary-
ship, &C., he wipes out in subsequent letter
as incorrect. The facility with which the
correspondents of our Helena contemporaries
make statements and then retract them 70
astonishing. We advise them to adopt Old
Davy Crockett's plan, ".Be sure you are
right, then 60 ahead" SssS
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

AT banquet given by the friends OF Capt.
Nat. Pope and his charming young bride, at
the Hot Springs near Helena, on the 18th,
we notice that Fort Ellis was wellrepresented
BY Lieutenents Hamilton, McCiernard, and
Schofeld. -N
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

THBsDaity sfaaianiam, which was COM
a,enced to supply necessity during the ses-
sion of the Legislature, terminated it's exls-
tenee with the adjournment of the same.
We are indebted to the publisher for copy
of the paper during its publication, which
proved valuable acquisition to our exchange
5iTt .&sa &# 8#
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

CoM1sa.-It will be crafty ing to our citi-
zens to learn that Hon. ]. +. Murphy, with
his interesting family, will in week or ten
days, permanently locate in our city.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

DIED

At Sheds Bridge, in this county, on the 22d of
December, Mrs Elizabeth Shed Anderson, aged 50.
All fhe same place, on the 4th of December, in
FAINT daughter Of M and Mrs. VIM. Britton
At Virginia City, on Sunday evening, January
18th, Dezell Gilbert, Treasurer OF Madison county
At Missoula City, January 9TH, Of consumption,
John d. Richie, aged 80 years. 4
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

The BEAUTIFUL Snow winch was ufiteu
In our canyons, vsiftcd through our windows
and rendered itself particular obnoxious 20
stock men by persistently refusing 70 melt
during the past two months, again came upon
AS Yesterday, in gentle shower, mantllng
,be earth with a fresh coating to the depth OF
about five inches.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

AupurArIoN.--A man By the name q
r,roerhfIl. III, the Yellowstone. had his 1901
aav.rely frozen during the last cold snap, ana
fsv DAYS since arnputation Of all hls tees
ha.sr,a necessary. The delicate opera ssop'
Il. .Lillfully performed w Dr.. Gissdorf.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18
THE RRrDAI. CHAMBER.

Essays for Young Men, on greet SOCIAL
EVILS and ABUSES, which interiors With MAR,
RIAeE with means Of relief for the Errlng and
I-nfortunnte diseased and debiltated Sent free OF
charge in sealesi envelopes. Address. HOW ARD
ASSOCIATION, No. 8, Ninth Street, Philadsiphiss
Pennsylvania. ss5tra -
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

RELIGIOUS The first quarterly meeting
for Bozeman station, NJ. E. G. s., will be held
at the Nj. Il. church, beginning Saturday, the
10th. at 7 O'Clock, and continuing Sunday.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18
- Warning.

Notice is hereby given that will not be respoadsl
~ nanoe Or the name of Clendening Co., az the
Month Of the Muscleshel, unless an order is given
by me for the same. f55 Il. - DIAN.
'Daesmber %, 1871. 34i Gt@t #&##E# Nj s~s5lS4
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18
oprucERs or CoLD WATER TEMPLE no. =

ny,1crns al CoI.D WATER TEMPLE NO. T.
superintendent VIM e Parsons, .
10 benjamin T. Fridley,
" Sophia = Guy, sas sasa @i
n S-Mason Guy,
T-Rosa Fridley,
M-Allen Bailey.
G--RobertJ Guy,
S-August Miller,
Chaplain George Graham,
P T-George Nichols,
ApPorNTnD ofRrcERs,
RHS Mary Hunter,
Il ga SD @ Anderson,
IA S-Ida Turner'S s,s
A M-Lizzie Cris1man, 49,. :
Initiated first night l6, Second n'sns'
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

For THE EAsT.-We understand that Major
Pease, Agent for the Crow Indians, and Mr.
Harry Williams, of this place, intend starting
on q trip East in about ten days.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

VIZ understand that the snow had entirely
disappeared from the vicinity Of Hamilton
o,d below before the last fall on Tuesday
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

Removal Of the Land Agency.
Nv land plates, records, ETC., have Deen nr;
70 the law office of Page Coleman corhef f., n11 IL
found II. y. nA1ASoAA'.'
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

IupRovHMRNTs.-M Meadow Sc Bro. are max
Ing quite an addition to their large fosring
mill near this place.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

rY,a xrdersixned will pay the highest
~ash r,rioe for County Warrants. Farnes
grtiT consult their own interest Dy c1AAHS
before selling elsewhere. ,rrxx
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

ILL.-we regret to learn that MIR. WYATT
of the firm of Garrison 8 Wyatt, is lying
very ill at Sheds Bridge.
The Helena papers of the l4th announce
Judge VIM. Clancy, of Radersburg, danger
eusly ill in that City.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

p.Y 1our debts and drink only at Gov. WiIliafnss
An easy conscience and good dlsestion VIII oc
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

TIE BEST LIQUORS in the city at Low. Williams,
sorner-admirably concocted, hot or Geld.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

,,,ur rna.r.,gned want to buy 500 Head Of
i EtarL cattle Can be found at the Metropoii-
tan Hotel on Saturdays Mondays and MednssaAys'
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

..TocA1. CONSCIOUSNESS I'VE are aston
ished. in country like this, where stock Is
raised without cost, and whore milk cows are
so abundant, giving down the lacteal nnio
as freely aud generously as the rain faiis 10
Florida. that butter should command the
enormous price of rs cents per pound. IL
appears to us, from printing Office stand
point. to be an outrage upon consumers.
And good butter is as rare in our market -
Christians in Arkansas. goed oairyman'
with plenty of cows, can find good opening
here. In Madison county we have never
paid more than forty cents, and have ire
uuently bought good butter for tAifey
cents per pound; and we never sa"
inferior butter offered or sold Ia that market.
We have known ranchmen to sell putter III
quantity at Virginia at twenty cents psf
mound. and take trade. Hence, we cahhos
seq why it should be so much higher in TINS
mace. Eggs are so far beyond the limit OF
ordinary people that their purchase y ous. 81
question:: Whenever they come down 70 2
dollar per dozen, Re Will invest TO thar
amount. Other things of q vegeaple charac-
ter are proportionately high. We IKE 10 see
our ranchmen get good paying prices Ioi
their products, but for thelhe OF US we can,
| not imagine why, in this garden valley where
cultivation is easy and not expensive, raneh'
men should charge almost double VIVA
Is charged in mining communities. " MI
our merchants are keeping down prices a.
low as at other points in the Territory, w
would suggest to ranchmen to emulate tneI
noble example,
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18
Local. News.

SINGLE copies of the COURIER, putup in
prepaid wrappers, car be had At the Office
tor nd cents per copy.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

JUDGE DAVIS has purchased several lots on
Black street, and has the lumber on the
ground for an elegant Office.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

Mr.. L. ii. Boyle delivered highly inter-
esting lecture on Montana and her resources
il Helena on Wednesday night. s2.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18
MARRIED.

On Thursday, the 18th instant, by the Rev Fatner
Van Corn in Helena, Daniel Sullivan to Miss Jane
Rnney, an Of Missouri Valley, Meagher county.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

Mr. Editor.
SIR: III your issue OF january 11th. headed
4 Mr.. Bogert's Defense 2 notice my name
used freely ia connestion with personal
matter between yourself and Mr.. Bogert, in
which he attempts 70 make q fling at me as
being connected Herewith. And in relation
to signing paper presented TO me, BY him,
he distinctly states that my refusal neither
surprises Or mortifies him. As to his being.
surprised, / am fully satisfied he was not, be-
cause he knew as well before he presented
that paper as afterwards that A. I4amlne q
Co would not sign it, As to his mortlnca-
ton / am pleased to know that i dld NOT
mortify him, as it gives me no pleasure 70
wound the feelings ofany one. But the whole
gist Of the matter is simply this: mat
Lanlne was using his influence against Mr..
Bogert's pecuniary interest; that is, by al.
yising farmers to hold up the price Of grain,
hay, etc., which he had to buy IN order 20
fiji his contracts at Fort Ellis. Now, just
such articles Lamme produces and has Tor
sale andiin order to get fair land remunera
tive prices himself. az well as to assist his
friends, patrons, and the community gener-
ally, have counseIled and contended, and
still do, for fair and remuneratiye prices, II
it be from Government contractor or any
other source. II it so happens that Mr.. Bo-
CERT has placed himself in position that my
interests and the interests OF the farming
community are inimical to his interest, $50
far as the price of produce is concerned ne
had as well meekly submit as to be squlrming
with the gripping pains he has had, ana ~ nis
insinuating manner endeavoring to transIes
the origin Of his misdeeds to other parties
than where they originated, or to suppose we
will not take care of our own interests, IN
stead Of having any one come in and asctate
what we shall do with the proceeds Of Gun
hard-earned labor. That game has been tried
in this community before, and have nae
| many curses heaped upon me BY the party
for defending aud standing by the interests
of the community. Now, this may seem
| depression from the subject, AZ concerns the
effusion of Mr.. Bogert's reply, bat It IS tns
| yery essence Of the cause that has prompted
/ him to handy my name with his insinuation'
| in public newspaper. much prefer dolnl
Imy own advertising in my own manner, ane
am willing TO pay for the same and any ont
hitching on to my coat-tail to be brougn
/ into cheap notoriety, will find il to be poo
hold. So far have been able to take care
myself and to fight my own flies, and thel
will always find me switching. If they are no
careful where they light. q. LAhMh'
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

,s.rson. Indebted to B r. Mcdonald are re-
snast,d to come forward and settle HIS accounts
srs in the hands Of VIM. III. Randall, with Wnom
setsiement will be made. @ ~ 5fs5 81 @f
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18
N~tfce.

All accounts due q. w. Odell have been piaos sa
In my hands for collection. Persons inoepteu 49, a
hereby notifyed to come forward ana mAke p'
meut immediately or costs will be added rs,c
$500 THOS. r. EDWARDS.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

Il f =
gsPosrAL ARRANGEMENTs.-We are informed
br j private letter from Gov. Potts that the
now mail route from Sterling to Gallatln CITY
IL now in full operation.
Terry Burns has been recommends y
the Governor as Postmaster 1t Lower WliioH
creek, and he will soon be ready to open h ~
Office.
IN. Gallop, highly capable and efficient
man, has been recommend for Postmaster q
Gallatin city, vice Jarvis Aiken resigned,
NJ AIKEN has presided over the ONCE az
Ga,latin city for several years, and. we pc
tl;aye has given universal satisfaction.
The Governor IS doing good service IN I'M
proving our mail facilities, ana = M e 4,,s
for the good of the people ana mol '0f sne
benefit Of contractors.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

The seventh session of the Legislature
adjourned at IL O'Clock on Friday night.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

GRExNBAcKs.-The soldiers at Fort Ellis
wore paid off yesterday.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

Coon liquors and the best brands Of cigars only
ara sold Mt Gov. williams.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

1HE MISSION Oh n lOCdl newspaper oAo SAAS
of it's peculiar advantages to community ls
tie use Of its columns as medium through
which to make known the wants of the peo-
pie, to advertise their goods. wares, ETC. we
notice that by false senseot economy many
of our citizens, particularly farmers and
stock raisers. are deprived Of the benefits OF
the paper in this respect. We see numerous
written notices stuck on the sides Of houses
of persons having stock and ther things Tor
sale. and others wanting to purchase such.
No doubt these parties congratulate them-
selves that they are thus saving few dollars
by this method of advertising; but little
common sense and practical reasoning DEM
onstrate that they.in nine cases out OF ten'-
lose twenty times the amount it would cost
To have the same advertisement inserted In
their county paper. The Insignificant writ
ten notice may be read by probably twenty
persons-possibly one OF the twenty VIII
buy. Inserted in newspaper it will be read
nv AIM. st every one in the county. and hun
dreds outside of the county. The notice VIII
meet the eye of probably one hundred per-
sons wbo are looking for just such sale,
and by tIris competition the farmer viii stand
very good chance to sell his stock. II ne mas
a number to dispose of, for at least hundred
dollars more than he would to the single in
d;vidual who had read his written notice.
Besides. every intelligent farmer and person
should feel il incumbent upon himself to give
his county paper good support. Nothing
speaks more for the intelligence and enter
prise Of people thana good local ne wspaper'
| And, as a general thing, the people OF TINS
| community are liberal in this respect; al
though there are four hundred persons in this
| county who are able. but de not take tneii
county paper. Every public enterprise ina
has been brought before the people OF boze
man has been taken up with lbcrality com
mensurate its importance TO the community
The stock of the branch telegraph line q
this place, amounting to 5000, was takel
up in q day and in a short time we were Gu
loving the many advantages derived iron
i this almost indispensable means q commaanl
cation. In this connection we wish 10 ca
i to the minds Of some Of the commensurate SUI
scribers TO the stock Of this laudable entel
prise a piece OF short-sightedness truly q
Y tonishing. We know Of parties VINO too
500 stock in the telegraph, and are iosin
| all the benefits to be derived from the entel
prise. except the privilege Of sending priva'
a d;snafches. which few of them do, BY neglec
inc to subscribe for the paper 10 Wnicn "
DISPATCHES sent over the line Is pnphsneo'