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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17

An Illinois young man who has recently
died, left romantic story behind him, which
Is full Of warning to designing women The
man was in love with girl of the usual
amount of beauty, when, for some unknown
cause, II quarrel occurred and separation fol
lowed. In his spite, he married somebody
else. Some time after he discovered that
the quarrel was caused by the woman he
married, She had rcdated an old love let
ter and sent i to the first lady, thus causing
the quarrel which secured for herself hus.
band. When the grief stricken man reuliz.
ed the state OF affairs he Smothered his wife
TO death with pillow, deceived the Jury that
sat on hey body, and died of broken heart,
leaving the written confession behind him,
The girl he did not marry is some one else
wife, AMI three persons happy mother
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17

The lNTERNArioNALisrs RisIsG.-1 he |, =
,ternaionalst iusnrrectionists bave assassii,ated
the mayor OF Alcoy, notw Outstanding the fact
that he was thorough Republican aud spent u
fortune IN the cause d the Republic, Ills body
was dragged through the streets Of tho town by
mob which kept up, . continuous yelling
The collector of taxes was also assassinated,
and his body treated with the same indignities
as that Of the mayer. The cotton factory of
Perez PUG, and four other factories at Alcoy,
have been burned by mob.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17
Thirty Years. Experience OfaD
Old Nurse.

MRS. WINSLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP Is
THE PRESCRIPTION OF one of the best Female
Physicians and nurses In the United States and nae
Deeu used for thirty years with failing safety
and su cess by millions of mothers and children from
the feeble infant OF one week old to the adult II
corrects acldy OF the stomach, relieves wind cole
regulates the bowels and gives rest, health and com.
tort to mother and child We believe 1t to be the hest
and surest remedy In the World, in all cases of DYS-
EMERY and DIARRHGA IN CHILDREN.
whether 1t arises from Teethng or any other cause
run directions for using will company each bottle
PERklNS Il on the outside wrapper. S old by all
Medicine Dealers. jy7-lyw
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17

MELANCHOLY ACCiDENT-On Monday
morning Frank Posey, who lives ON the north
side Of fiSrataway ueek, in Prince George CO..
Nd, starred across the creek with lis wife and
brother in small boat TO put Mrs Pusey in
the steamboat, that She might 90 to Fort Fooie.
The water from the steamers wheel swamped
the little boat, and all were thtown into the
river Mrs, losey and the boy we've drowned
before assistance was available
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17

\ MANaEL WuRzEL,-Mr. Dey Of Wiscon-
SIN recently said: "The mangel wulzel beet
think the best Of all roots. 1t will take nearly
tour lbs. of seed TO SOW an acre in drills, and
there can be raised on an acre from COO to 500
bushels. l plant III rows Or drills 2 feet apart
and cultivate willia horse. Last year plant
ed one hall OF AN acre and raised 800 bushels
/ think | would have had more il had not
iidSed my ground. am done ridelng for root
crops. l planted three kinds, the yellow globe,
whit" sugar and yellow yooid. think the
whi'e sugar and yellow globe the best. think
there IS no root that equals the beet for feed
especially for mich cows. They cause a great
now Of mix and there is no bad flavor to the
milk They are excellent for sheep that have
lambs before the grass starts in the spring; and
To any farmer who has 80 acres of land would
recommend INN to plant AT least = acres with
roots witch will cost but lutte more than the
same amount Of corn and double the profit -
RurM Nc,o Yorker.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17

INDICTED FOR MISUNDERSTANDING, Judy
l4.-ln the Clarke County Court t0-lay. Ly-
curgus and Oscar Little were indicted for the
murder of their brother Clinton, and pleaded
moi guilty. This is the aifray which occurred
near Winchester, July 3, i'll which several Of
the brothers Little were engaged, one being
Killed.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17

DisoRDEisslN MALAGA REPORTED - There
Is serious trouble ia Malaga. Yesterday while
bull fight was III progress the people Of the
el!y rose against the municipality, and many
eXcessess oec irred. Among the atrociots acts
Committed was The assassination of several cam
sellers.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
cONSU M PTI0M
which can be cured by a
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, rs has been
proved by the hundreds of
testimonials received by the
proprietors. 1t is acknowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in
troduced for tho relief and
cure of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
of over forty years. When
rcsorted to in season it sell
dom fails to effect a speedy
cure in the most severe
cases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side.
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but it
loosens and cleanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause Of
the complaint.
PREPARED NY
BETH W. P0WLE & SONS, Boston, Mas.
And sold BY Druggists and Dealers generally
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17

SrA,N.-MADRiD, July l2.-ln The Cortes
iasl evening the Minister of War announced
that the home government had received des-
patches confirming the report which was cur
rent in Madrid during the day, of the defeat
near Ripal of the Republicans under General
Cabrnety, aud the death Of that officer The
minister also sad dispatches had come to hand
which confirmed the reports of the Information
alist insurecion and success in Acny,a province
OF Alicante. he defeat is attributed to the
lack of discipline in the Republican force. The
troops which were captured by the insurgents
surrendered almost without firing shot.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17
$50 Reward.

On the night OF the 10Th Of June, about twelve o.
CLOCK, SOM very wicked person or persons set fire
10 si burned np the stand aud fixtures prepared Tor
PUBLIC worhip, on the lot purchased for the building
oi house OF worship Tor the Christian Society thai
meets at that place. Tho above reward will be paid
ior the arrest aud conviction Of the incendlres OF
Tor any one that can be proved accessory the foul
deed. g u1'r
Pcncader Hundred July 5. ls73.-3tw.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17

For FLIES or IlorsEs.-The Journal Of
Chemistry gives the following as preventive
Of horses being teased by fies: Take Two or
thee small handfuis Of walnut leaves, upon
which our three quarts of cold water; let II in
fuse all night, and pour the whole next morn
ing into kettle, and let it boil for quarter of
an hour When cold, it will be fit for use. -
The way 10 use i. Is 10 moisien sponge, and
before horse go's OFT Of the stable, lei those
parts which aIe most iirii able be smea,ed over
with the liquor viz Between and upon the
ears, neck, Hanks, etc. Not only the gentle
man or Lady who rides out for pleasure deiiys
pleasure from the walnut leaves thus prepared,
but the coachlnan, the WAGNER and all others
wiiou Sc o SEES during hot west err"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17

The 2irestors have this day declared dvid.,S Il
vur per SHARE on The Capital Stock OF this
company, payable On and sfier The iTtb Inst N,
,.,o.., RICHARDSON, TIcsshf r.,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17
AarifnltRral.

A writer IN the National Lie Stock journal
says IL Is not tho wool but lie intesiines that
cause the unpleasant Taste 10 nation; therefore
10 avoid II, be sure that the sheep is not warm
or heated, or any way unusually excited lust
ing direct ions for killing and dressing: Gas
soon as the sheep Is caught hold e. lot Ills throat
DO cut Immediately. Then make pn incision In
the chest near the heart, and another near the
crotch above the smaller intestnes, that the air
may escape as he dies. Dress such portions Of
the quarters and abdomen as will allow the I'M
mediate opening ot the mutton without the
s%oiling of the flesh BY the tag and dirty locks,-
When thus dressed, the carcas may be rolled up
~ the pelt with the wool next to it, and no un-
pleasant taste willbe ;coh1munieatedito it.r 4
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17

Quite an excitement prevailed in Martins
willie, Ind, on Thursday, over the arrest made
last week OF John Bishop, charged with killing
man i'll Kentucky, on last Christmas day
Two men are seeking the reward, claiming to
have authority from the Governor To make the
arrest, They took him just in time to catch
the three A. NJ. train FROM Lansville. Bishops
friends have since looked into the matter, and
finding no authority for the same, have secured
requisition from Gov. Hendricks for his re-
turn to this State. The parties declare the full
vengeance of the law against the two men who
made the arrest, If they lind them.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17

TRAGIC END OF AN Wheel
ing, July 12.--Great excitement prevails here
over terrible tragedy enacted last night, at
Harmony, Pa. young man named John
Frazier, sometime since eioped with Kate Fool.
stock, aged II years OF age, from this city,
where they both resided. They went to Pitls-
burg, and thence 10 Harmony, where they stop
ped at hotel. While the girl was lying In
bed Frazier shot her in the head with a revolt
yer, and then sho, himself lie lived but Il few
hours. The girl is still living, but canuot re-
cover No definite cause Is assigned for the
deed, but it is surpassed Frazier was jealous.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-17

= TATEMENT OFRoAD ACCOUNT OF WHITE
. CLAY CREEK HUNDRED FROM
MAY 25th, 1872, to MAY 18th, 1873
Road Commissioners, H.
To Gross amount OF Tax levied SiIgs2l
Balance a per statement OF 1872 sI5 81 - ma n
Or by amt of orders paid for
work, material aud Commission
ers' fees, 9n7tYu
Errors allowed Collector lnclud-
ing allowance IOT work assess
ment of hank stock and other in
Nestmrnts, Y1D7I
SoinhisSiohS ailo"eh Collector, 30i 20
=, LOTS HS, year COLO
oa'a"ee aus from Collector, i,246 IS s,003 Is
joins McKEOWANl
EDWARD WILSON : Road CAM,
S j. MARSHALL, ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-21

tempo paraNesr cargadas, personas
especiales cue las sepan hacer fun
cionar. y una suma. respectable para
adquirirlas. I
El nata-fuegos de Banolas, par Ell
coatra1ls, es una especie de carabina
. revolver de precision, siempre por-
TIT, sienpre cargado, siempre dis
puesto para maCar el fuego en- cual-
quier bora 8 minute y en- cuaiquier
punto que Sc presente. Una sola per-
soma basia para levar y hacer funcio-
uar 81 aparsto. Este puede estar car.
gado inl5Gnidamsnte sin que sus pa
rsdes lnterores, heFm6ticamente GER
radas y aisladas por consiguiente de
Ia atn0sfera como Sc hallan, sc oxl-
dea ni deterioren.
La gran especialidai pues, del ma
ta-luegos, ad8mas de la faciIidad con
que Sc trasPorta,, Ia innensa ventaja
que iiesa 4 t0do5 los aparatos de su
c,aso. es Ia faaili'iai que tisae de fua-
cloDaE en- e lnonento precise en- que
Sc declare 81 faeso, padiendo estar
amos ontoros cafgado sil que Sc des-
vrtden las sustanc:as de que Sc
componen los dos Kquidos que cons
tltayen su cayga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-21

Nerced & las axyl.oaoion9s qu5 la
teo.do Ia atn4otl.dal lie darnos el Sr.
Banolaz, hoy pIdenos auaiir a'gonos
detalIeSa i las que hemos da40 sobre
el aparato na.a-luegos. Interesa de-
maslado esta invencion la consarva-
ci3n dc Il riqueza general para que
no le coasagremos toda la atenclon
que merece
EImata fuegos no es como Ia BON
ba qulnjca qas hemos yisto funcio
mar hace cuatro amos en- el campo de
Marte lie Ia Habaaa. Aquella epaga
ba lacllmente 81 incenlio, pofo su oh
lcto no era otro que ahorfar aqua por
medic de ciertas sustaacjas geuerado
ms del dcido carboaico de que Sc "a
turaba el liquido. Tenia tolos los in
convenientes do una borRba or. n s.a.
Nqcesi'aba, por pequcna que iaera,
dos o tres hombres para hacera fDn
ciooar, requeria a'gun tempo pare
preparag.a, 10 pol'a subir.e e L TN ptso-
elto y >u precio era blsta1sc va4o
Ahos b %; IAs banaas son paa i'm
ceaetaa i, que les ean9nes para Ii
gGetfa. Esisea maeha gente para ser
'ras.a.la ~, macaa agIa y mucho
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-21
Para que no quede genero de tIu-

Para que no quede genero de ,lu-
da de que IS reiormistas de aver, Sc
paratistas DO hoy. Cd; an de igual mo
do 4 todos los paftidos espanoles que
sean gooicrna, por libefalss, por re.
.publtoanos que sean, no hay mas cue
obse.var ST cooducta Ell Ia emigra
cion, despaes del ca.nbio ocurrido en-
Eapaua. LIE aqut lo qvo dice una
cHreSDendenoa de Nveva-York fe
cha 27 re febTero:
''Los Iabofaate b&a dei,lido 81 posi-
zion "a uoa manera clara = terrniuante.
E' dom;nEossa rea1ieron slgunos emigra-
dog caDanos en- h casa que habisa el ciu-
dadano CFrilo Vilavart'9 an Ia cale 24aa,
ndmeFo 50, para datafminar IL actitad
que dooe tonlar Ia e.nigfacion en- viata &c
ios G'tmos sucesos de il Penfasula. Pre-
sidlo eaa cIuda!ago + ogjo gu presidenuia
GO ec0.d0 ua msnilieacc, nor cua sc vaa-
dFA ca corpItn 3a.o ia laa lelDaraci0aes
do 'iay aaama'ea al pyop6s.to qae
emma 3 Ter enc ella fruraron.
Eo agsFaaea. dice elonenfoato 10 Fl
gu;ente: mo hay s6tmia9 medic en- Ia
question promoYi44 cntra Cuba y Ia me-
cf6Poli. Los ca5anos- no ie p.den naja, III
cJ9elan NADIA dc ella; y, 81 en- cuatro amos
DO guerra eacarnizsda desoIadora, la
Eapana militar y monarquica ha ajjo i'm
p0tente para veneer la insurrecoion ha
Ger desjstf a 'oa cutauos De su 8mpeno,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-21

hi oFgano principal del reformismO
copia con alhorozo v,'rios parrafos de
La 70. de CaJa, y menciona otros
coIegas de la Habana, para hacer yer
que va tiene correligionarios ALI don
de no lie queiaba ninguno, porque
todos Sc babian lido para la manigua
dosde que El Occidente, EJ Pats y La
Verdad dcsaparecieron de la -prensa
cnbana. Mas de una vez hemos dicho
que 10 misno en- Puerto-Rico que en-
Cuba, entire los que formamos ell gran
partldo nacional hay hombres de to-
das las opiniones polfticas conocidas
en- Ia metrdpoli. Ell mGrito mayor. de
estos hombres, 10 que los ha hecho
lnvenci5les, cS precisamente ell sacri-
tlcio de ios principles de sus escuelas
respectivas que han hecho en- aras de
Ia lntegrldad espanola. Todos habian
comprendido que mientras en- AmG-
RIGA Sc oyeSen mezclalos los glitos de
0j0a Ia Hbcrtnd, mucra ESpaNa, los
leales, reptsolicanos, tcarlistas, mode
radios, &::, deben contestar unidos
en- fraternal abrazo con el grito
de 0ica E&paj7a, ser exclusiva
~ unlcamente espano'es: 81 nos de-
bllltamos Prcmoviendo antagonismos
poIiicos daremos el triunfo 4 los
enemigos de Ia patria. No sabemos
los motives que tendran a'gunos Pc
ri6dicoS de la isIa hermana, para ha-
Ger polltica de partido donde hoy por
hoy, 10 creemos conveniente otM que
IA nacional; pero nosotroS que ros
honlamos con la arlistad de algunos
de ios cscritoras que elogia ell hume
70 |, nosotros que conocemos su pa
triotlSmo, estamoS seguros que, q sa-
Der clos que sus articulos habian de
serylr en- Puerto-Rico de arma con-
ira el BoLETIN, lie arma maneiada por
los amigos de los eongregaclos de Ca
muy, anteS que escribirlos, Sc corta-
rlan Ia mano con que los trazan.
Atortunadamente los djarios anti
guos de la grande Antila, los mas,
los que contendierop con EI SigEo y
predijeron en- 10 que vendrfa a parar
el Iiaeralismo del 6rgano de Morales
Lemus y sus secuaces, conocen bien
el terreno y han dado la voz de aler-
Ia 4 sus companeros. Nosotros que
hemos creido EN- la eficacia de las
reiormas liberales, mucho antes que
hubieran nacido los peri6dicos que
-ombra el colega uItra-reformista y
que nor una larga experienced nos
hsmoSNonyencido de nuestro error.
nos unimos al patri6tico DiaYio de la
-Raiaa que pubhca en- su nGmero del
IL del cofriente, el siguiente suelto:
"En Ia Cr5aiea general del Diario de
aver hauos rsrra4 4p.gtio nm nerrafito do
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-21

res expuestas. Hay que confesar sin
rodeos nj ambajes, que las .escue-
las nos han costado IN ojo, porque
al fin y al cabo, el que tiene paga.
i Para sostener 254 cscQclas do va
rones y Il dc hembras, en- cue Sc
educaban 9,776 alamnos de ambos
sexos, Sc tenia QUO satisfacer IA enog-
me suma de 156,236 pesos anaslcs.
Comprendase ahora 81 es!an 8 no
bien pagos los ninos pobres quo iban
y van q las escaolas. Digaseu0a III IA
ST esta bien qae q padre del nino
rico que satisface dos, tres 8 9ua.ra
dkuros mensuales -por an hijo, y Ia
ehorme Quota que Page por gastos pt-
blicos, Sc muestre ;n1ilaronte, con-
deecendiante y me!lfiao con tamana
golleria!
No os possible mostgarso .adiforcn,
to nj apatico en- este an0nto.
4 No deben, TO puelen 0xislir cs-
) cuelas pdbiicas bal el f6ginea qus
Ihoy en- elias Sc sigue: no deben exis-
| ytir mas que escGelas de instruction
Ss9rimaria compiotas, pero !gros9itas
tOd0s en- que ell professor re-
Nfba ysolamento On compensation de
'ts4bajo un sucldo deeente, como
tros funciouarios pdbIi
! Las 81 .as inconpletas estan
ufRy NAL Los maestrcs de los tales
n planteles tieoea que !edicarso 4 otr9s
@ofcios para poder suhsistir, 4 cansa
AvSe la miseris cue Sc les d. por 50
sficado cargo. Ia mayor Narte dc
ellos 10 saben ieer nioescri|ir correc
tamenie. La cscue!a incompeta no
| es, puSr, .atendida como fnera dc De
scar, y t0ds vi mel.
a. D. &.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-21
La Espai10 RaNicQL dice:

- La Espai5o Radicm dice:
* 'Hoy es el BOLGTIN MERCANTL el hi
Y SEQ peligro digoo ID aseosi9n qae ex.ste
= =. en- esta Anfilsa p3ra q 6r3an, Il Tranquil
sc ,'iilady anh ra:4 81 Ptiacip;o sagra!o de
no uacionalidad."
n Y ell 6rgano princi02l De los lcalce
IdeNCuba, e. Diorio de Ia Mqr;na, cS'
re en- su nIunero dc, Il d. G.hge O:
'Hamoa 5ecia;io una c0eocjon dai 20
1ErN MERcAxril de Puerto Rico con
4 iechaa hesta 81 - 4oi corrien5e. H aqui
Y las D6t,oias ns9 iategssantes Que halamgs
,eso apGeeiabe coega, al que dc naeoo
aJehcjtdnlos E0r 81 cG3lSt@8cja y So 0cierto ca
..>5 vconbatr los e0sbozt5os c,seDstgos de II IN.
- tewiS''d maci0~l'
aeI Eotre estas DIS cc;uiorcs TIM. ron
5r'a, .tarias 81 p1iblco puede e'oer; N joro
pho L3cbo: q eia'ico ha elssido "a 5aaA
~? N protection si5npfe croc.cale Il
esf5 fLETIN cue en- vano pr0cura La Is
lt@- pt7a kbdicol. Los per6d:cos que So
la 'an ca Ia disposition que nos a.ri
e g coega son saprimidos por e
ierao saoum5en ante l. iadite
gcia 8 e! desprecio general
Y Diayi0 que elo9a al BoLErIN
trejnta amos de aa'jeiiedad y re
diariaments diez y s;9te mil
plAre>; eI peri6lico qlo nos cri-
Il ono tres meses de antigji edad =
IL Eculacion es 2Qr demas exigpa:
III lo qut eatre Su autori!ad y q
lrj0 de la Marina media enor
Aancis
recoriamos que ca los item
ties. caanIo tanto Sc trabaj6
Emir Ell BoLErN mediarte
Kaapansioaes dc empeo, dos
y Anclazas mutiiacioaes, al
~ hombres que, segun VOC
ydac,an Ii Espala Radical,
mucho la Foea eza. No
gpuea, que ua pen6asco
crIterio de los amigos
Gso, es ua pa.Igro para
y aun para Ii nncioca-
AgbIeto ds ta4tas per
<la6 eat5accs cl
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-12-05
E Ne O V E I

Messrs. Williams s Murray have
rsmeyed their business from the corner OF
Main ard Bozen,an streets TO
soDELL'As IILLIARD I'd ALI,
where they will be pleased to do the asree-
able to al their old patrons and friends.
Their stock Of Wine and Liquors Is COM
plete. and was selected With great care from
the choicest vintages amt most noted slistii-
leries IN the country; their cigars are of the
best foreign and domestic Inannfaetnre aud
they guarantee that every article sold in
their establishment will be Of the. best. The
Billiard Tables and Saloon have been thor
onghly renovated, and their patrons will
find, as heretofore, their Hall comfortable
and pleasant resort. attended by polite and
attentive walters. Call and see them in their
new building.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-12-05

EMrGRANT GULcH.-We hare the most
cheering reports from the placer mines Of
Emigrant gulch. The miners over there ara
realizing good returns for their labor: in fact
more money il being taken ont by the same
number chan has ever been since the work
ing Of the gulch. This is attributable to the
tact that practical enterprising miners have
become Interested in the mines, and instead
OF standing around, smoking and speculat-
ing upon the probable richness Of the pulch
evidently expecting the gold to turn up Of
ITS own accord, they have taken hold of the
PICK and shovel and turned it up. MIR. Thos.
harper. an old experienced mi.er of Mad,-
son county, is now engaged In running
drain ditch to bedrock in Emigrant, and
is satified that the gulci will pay well. Jack
Cone, Thos. O'Brien and the other miners
at work there have good ground, which is paw
ing them handsomely. Mr.. Harper has spent
several months in prospectitg Eastern Mon
tana, and says he has no doubt we have
the richest quartz lodges liz tho Territory.
and that the placer mines will pay well where
properly worked. He is Of opinion that
pseudo prospectors have done more to iniure
the mining interests of Eastern Montana
than has been accomplished by the few de-
serving ren who have spent their time and
money in investigating the mineral wealth
and resources of the country east of u.s.
The former class play for a grub stake,
and when obtained they retire to the classic
banks of the Yellowstone or Clark's Fork,
select good camping ground, where fish
and game do most abound, and spend their
time while the grub lasts in fishing, hunting
and eating. When the grub gives out, they
again come to town to make raise. keeping
on hand sack fall OF specimens for that
purpose. When we get industries, practical
miners to prospect, an to some extent de-
velop, the quartz mines of Eastern Montana.
we will be able to show to the world as rich
mines as exist i'll the West.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-12-05
A LARGE STOCK OF
tssss week from The East by
kTEAsRTRGER n sPERLTNG.

7 MONDAY was 4 busy day in Rozeman, and
our merchants had a good time. Money
seemed TO be in eyerybody's hands that we
met. True, a good many were in TO square
up with Treasurer Bailey. and he was as busy
taking in greenbacks As New York banker.
The First National was kept open to late
hour to accommodate customers, and they
report splendid field day in banking. The
citizens of Gallatin are pretty full handed
yet, and when they get the money for sup
plies furnished to the Post for the last TWO
years, they will be flush. Hard times are
about over in Bozeman and the Gallatin val
Iav
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-12-05

THE MADIsoSIAS.--After several weeks
delay we have received the first number of
the Madisonian. weekly newspaper pub
lished at Virginia City-Thomas Deyarmon,
editor and proprietor. The paper is about
26x38 inches in size, and contains thirty-two
columns OF matter, twenty-tour of which
are devoted to local and general news. The
political tenor of the Madisonian i; cmphati-
cal Democratic. Aside from its political
harmony with large majority Of the peo-
pie of Madison county, the enterprise shown
by its management will commend it to the
cheerful support of the citizens OF that coul-
ty. We wish the enterprise success.