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New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.

V1fVNSVN RUUTE.
trans depart ana arrive follows I.ror, denea
foot OF CallioDe strette
h'Ahf. ARRIVE.
Ehptes...... Si60A. NJ TX press...... f:3HA A A.
Man. .6tOO P. VI. Mail. I4:itSp ) ~
AccOmmoda Acrcnmmd, T'SV 5@
loh......-.4'oO ?. NJ! tiOn........ 9s5OAd ID.
linh me is many mes the ehortes, and manu-
noqTs the quickest to all points North and FaT
ana ana f me only Ine running Punan's Pa ace sleeto
Vi VI b |1ts TO LouIsTiLlr, Humboldt and Memphis
Sities North and East Tickets for sale and aIi ia.
W iuIlIt,h Il gwen corner Camp and Comm On streets
.hdtr CITY Hotel, New Ork,sns " '' 0''fe
.,., A. d. SHKLDON, Agent
'ti@ ~ >. d. FROST General Ma,aoa,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN
Wednesday, March 26. 1879.
JLEARED YESTERDAY.

steamship Havana. Pennington. for Key West an,.
Cedar Keys
British ship otadacona, Cassidy for Liverpool
German bark Japan. Kerferstein for Bremen
BarkentiDe Hancock, Collins JOr Cardenas
Schooner Lady Woodbury., Woodbury. for Ut.lla
Schooner Etna n borg Tor Ruatau Island
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
RAILRCADS.
''-'''-(-'.
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE
TEXAS RAILROAD,
Passenger Depot Foot of Canal Stree,.
RAILRCADS,

on and after February 8. ls73, trainA leave 81
Trains arrive at 3s5 P. n and P NJ.
COAST TRAIN RUNS TO oCEAN SPRINGS.
Leaves New Orleans every Saturday at4yN
Leaves Ocean Springs every Sunday at 6 s. A..
stopping at all way statio!s " "'''
=, rOLLMaNS PALACE SLEEPING CARS rus
through to Lynchburg. Atlanta, Louisville and 81
houIs inahln9 close connec ions with all the poun
LAT routes to the East, North and West Wv F0'"
Ifhets for sale corner Camp and Comnlon
stf"e's opposite City Hotel and at depot,
+. p SHUTE
General Ticket Agent,
=, & II. SCRANTON
.L<tl General Superintendent
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
Foreiah Markets.

y Boston grcce, has kept the sam. store
torty-two years. and i. worth on!v 5000
more than when he started out.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26

There ia q woman in New Orleans who
knows hoy to set type. She i. oo!ore4 at
&ha..
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
STEkI. RAIL: nOgBLE TRACk

STEki. RAIL: nOUBLE TRACh
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
1Ls sfe~' shert hne from Cincinnati 10, rol,,rus,.
EAST:
"-''us eSntyseven 10 10 mes and srr7s1n. sma
traln IN advance al WV
NEW YORK,
'"-s H''! hllo nlies, and arriving sia ahs u ,aN
Gours IN advance at
BALTIMORE,
SsTE seventy seven miles and sr,-,,, .,.a
s"s 1hrse-qusrters hours in advance =. s~s
WASHINGTON.
Reaching
PHfI4ADELPHfa
One train the quickest,
The GRKAr IRON RAILWAY nRrrsuH.
orti the OHIO river, at Psrkersbnra ana 80.
are complsted
MORNING AND NIGHT LTsRs I'D
fSihman's PnlRce Drawsn9-Ronv. sSa
sleeping Cars
Ar. fun on this route from, 1t Iou;s C.,,,,.., 49,
>ol4lnPus 10 Baltimore and Washing U+on 0{+~ ~
WITHOUT CHANGRI
~ t.is foute you avoid all ornnItu, .r..,srs,-.
Tickets TO, sale At all ticket sftoes IN s, s,,,.A
and Vest. " '1's oVpk9
L Il COLY
""heFa Ticket Agent. Baltimore. karvt,,S
". p SMITH
N""'eF ATahspoE'AtiGn, baltimore Mariana
SIDNEY B. JONES
,nhl5 -' "ii''HuleEl Ohio
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

EEw YORK, March -, Evening Cotton
closed dull: middling uplands l9l4c; Or
| leans 1850: sales to-day 1856 bales; net
receipts to-day j36 bales; gross 1869; experts
day 100 bales, last evening 3I7; sales OF
futures 1880 bales, as follows: March 1917
0lS≻ April Is 10 n 1890; May lSz. a
~ 3l'c: June 1913 l9l9c; July 1893 u
t. 9lGc. Southern -four unchanged, 81 IS a.
p for common to fair extra; s. 40 a II -
for good to choice do. Whisky more active
and irmer. 81 4 a u ". Wheat a 2c better,
with fair demand. chiefly for milling.
Corn shade tirmer, &c 661ac for new
Western mixed Pork strong, sl6 for new
mess Beet dull and unchanged So all IS
for plain mess: $l2 a l3 30 tor extra do.
Lard frmer. S g-I6GSBc. Turpentine
tirmer, j6c. Kosin firm. 50 80 03 80.
Coffee &c higher and strong, with an ac-
tive demand: Rio l6l2 a 1870, gold. Sugar
steady. M0lasses rirm and quiet; New Or
leans q as. Rec quiet and steady. -. q
She.
CINc1SSAr1. March 25.-Cotton quiet;
middling 1919 n 1880. Flour dull; S. 80 n
s.. Wheat quiet; 81 656l 6S. Corn
quiet; ,9G 40c. Oats quiet; 30G3Sc. Pro
visions quiet: Pork steady; held at SIS so;
sales al Sl5 30 Lard firm steam - 6Sc;
kettle Sac, held higher. Bulk meats quiet;
shoulders 1l3c: clear rib 714c: clear
&c. Bacon steady; shoulders G14c; clear
rib sac; clear sac. Whisky steady at S5c.
ST. LOUIS March 25-Cotton and flour
quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull; No. >
sSpI1ng Chicago 81 20: No. 3 red fall ST 67.
Corn active and firm. No mixed Sic on
east track; 3iG3iI4c in elevator. Oats
steady; demand moderate; No : 2 d 2Sc
on east track: 2S+t a pc in elevator. Whieky
dull at &c, PHrk-More doing, SIS -. Dry
salt meats held firmly; business small.
Bacon scarce; small lots sold; shoulders
o44c; clear rib SA.c: clear sac. Lard held
higher at 40.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL. March %, Evening Cotton
closed quiet and steady: uplauds 9A G9sd;
Orleans 9l2T esd; sales today l20O Q bales,
of which 1000 were for export and specula-
ton. The sales include 1000 American.
Sales of cotton shipped from Savannah or
Charleston February or March 81. l6d.
March and April ? 5l6d Yarns and
fabrics az Manchester quiet and firm.
4 HtStnD ,rrncap baa liant Lo
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MACHINERY,
ssiiAKsPEARE FOUNDRY,
|.
'ri'od street. Between Baronne and Drr.
.de. Streets, New Orleans.

'"s"ph = Shakespeare. A. Smith f. swool.
SdAKSPEARE. SMITH & Co.
49, sicctbsors 10 Geddes. Shakespear L Cot
ZION AND BRASS FOUNDERS AND MACHIN1kTf
manufacture very variety OF Steam Pnptnes Rncar
NILS, Centrifugal Machines. Saw Mills Draining
Machines, Mill and GIN Gearing and Crate Bars
store Fronts. Columns Vent !latcrs and Sast
Weights.
sLacksmtth work of all kinda sp271v
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
STEAMSHIPS.

STATE LINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
The following new first class, full powered Clyds
built screw steamships are intended TO sail regI-
larly between NEW ORLEANS nd LIVERPOOL
and GLASGOW and NEW YORK:
LOUISIANA, 1000 tons regt ster. Captain Stewars
MINNESOTA, 20O0 tons register. CAPTAIN Hamfn
ALABAMA, 240O tons register. ...... Captain Flint
PENNSN LVANlA, 250O tons register, Captain Brace
VIRGINIA, $500 tons register. Building
GEORGIA. 250o tons register. .............. Building
fEA The steamers of this ne WY
Sf sail for ,,v..noo, o,,s.,
9eS{l,SI1l.4Sl5 as follows:
MlnNESOTA, on or about Saturday, Apr -
ALABAMA, on or about Saturday May }.
LOUISIANA, on or about Saturday, May y.
MINNESOTA, on or bout SATURDAY., June
ADABAMA Oh or about Saturday June 28.
Will receive and sign through bills OF lsGiag -
Havre, Bremen, Hamburg, Antwerp, Rotterdam
and all Continental ports
Return tickets available for TWELVE MONTHS,
at reduced rates. and through tickets to all prts OF
the United Kingdom and Europe
stewardess and surgeon are attached 20 eaeh
steamer. 10 charges for medicine tesdsS.I e.
tendance.
Money orders granted free OF charge.
Prepaid emigration tickets Issued here "a pssttaxs
desireus of sending for their friends
These vessels cross the bar at al times wtthsrt
detention.
For freight OF passage, having unsurpaeasd o.
A. K. MILLER 4 CO, 8gentA
Ma % Carondeet street, New Orleans
ROSS SKOLFIELD 4 CO.,
No, Chapel street, LiveFpOsS
LEWIS T. MERROW CO.
sels ~ 40 65 Great CLYDE street. Glassoe.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

Epit against the Union Pacific Railroad
Compnny-HOrse Railroad Companies
Protecting ffOrse-ShOers - Railroad
War in OhiO-COHtesIed Election Cases
90 PennsyIvania-Aiabama Press AssO-
CiariOn-The Mod0cs-RumOrs of I'm.
uPudiuQ Strikes.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, Ass1ML.TEp

10 That OF LIVERPOOL.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26

The SRkAr IRON RAILWAY bRrtssks
are cOmpieted.
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Notice to subscribers.

subscription, and it is very desirable that it
should be paid. We have had no good ops
portunity to 60 around to collect the same.
No doubt most of the amount would have
been paid, as many of tile delnquents are
good men. aud it has been mere forectful-
ness on tl:cir part. The sums due for sub
scription on the first volume. and some other
accounts, will be placed in the hands OF
CHARLES p. BLAKEI,Y, Esq, and it is expect
ed that payments will be made to him on
presentations. The collection Of what is due
ON this paper will be a sensible relief, and
enable us to furnish the readers of The Coz
BIER with first-class apcr.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-02-14

The New HALI.-This connections hall
occupied by the members of the Young
Mems Association has received its last and test
touches in its complet;oa and is now fixed for
the accommodation of all who will attend this
evening the lecture of Rev. w. S. Frackelton
On tomorrow it will be open tor the use of
the members, Hastily arranged and exhibit
Ing books. periods ais and literature for
their use. The carpenter-work, painting
and good taste as shown throughout. do
great credit to all engaged in it, and we look
with interest and concern. to its use in the
solid good it will accomplish and the enter
tainment it will afford our people.
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Eplzoor1c AGAIS.-Freouentlv have The

| EpIzooTIc AGAIS.-Frequently have the
symptoms and Treatment of this disease o.
the horse been published, each differing In
some respects from tile other. The last va
have noticed Of it is tounain the Helena Her.
aid which we publish for the benefit Of those
whose horses may be stricken with 1t. We
are again informed that the disease has al.
ready appeared inthis valley but not suffi.
GENTLY authenticated to state it as true. ST
Is Quite easy TO tell when horse has 1t. He
will cough for days and will then run at the
nose green yellow matter, and frequently
his eyes will be watery. II is useless to write
lengthy article on the subject. as every pa
per in the country has had something to say
about it for weeks past. Rest and comforta-
BILE care are most that is needed. The disease
in the East has now appeared in the form OF
dropsy. and is proving quite atal. More is
to be feared after the disease seems to disap-
pear than while raging. 1t is quite certain
horses should not be worked while they have
this disease. and have ample time to recupe-
rate. We offer what distinguished physi-
clan and surgeon OF Lexington furnished he
daily press in regard to the treatment !: THE
best treatment for the horse epidemic is as
follows:
|. Keep the horse quiet.
Q. Well sheltered.
8. Welt blanketed.
4. Good air.
5. Exercise gently two or three times
day.
6. Feed soft food and dampened.
Z. Give good old-fashioned dose of cas-
tor oil when symptoms show themselves.
5. Rub the neck and chest daily with soap
liniment..
Q. Use carbolic acid and lime for dsin-
fectant. III $50, ss,
10. Once day give THE horse an inhala-
ton of chloride OF lime in a pitcher. This is
easily given by pouring water Oh the lime,
and let the horse infected breathe it once a
day or even twice. s5s
IL. The horse should be groomed once
day with little alcohol and water. half and
half (tepid.) ard then washed dry.
u. Use fax-seed tea when tlleswind is not
free and correct. g. sl., s4ss 1g
Is. Use mustard drafts occasionally on the
lungs. s. n 5f.s
The disease runs its course in seven days,
but leaves tile horse weakened and he should
then be builtup. The secondary symptoms
are those of tlropsy. z S
The above treatment succeeded in a large
stable in New York City.
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nr1rE an i1nnrovelnent has heen made on

QUITE az Improvement has been made on
the north side of Main street. An excellent
sidewalk has been laid from the corner of
Bozeni:in street connecting with the sidewalk
in front 81 the Fridley buildings The gap
next 10 the Masonic Hall has also been board
ed up. making the street look fifty per cent
better. Only about forty yards of pavement
plete on that side OF the street, aud we cx-
pect to see the proprietor of the property
Ell up The vacancy immediately
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-02-14

READ THIS IF you WILL.-GallatinI Valley,
In full confidence of what she does, chal-
lenges the Territory Of Montana in game
Tor gamesl of chess On a wager OF any sum
from one thousand to five thousand dollars.
cash rp. We know little gentleman in
Deer Lodge who manipulates the titular
dignitaries Of the chess-board with skill and
confidence. Come, James E., show yourpIuck,
Field Glasses to be had at MERKLE'S.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-02-14

APRIvATE letter from Maj. Bruce informs
us that Col. T.. M. Black is in Washington.
in good health and fine spirits. As there
will probably be no extra session of Con-
gress. after the Inauguration of President
Grant. On the 4.h of March, all the Montan-
ans now in Washington will be "homeward
bound" Col. Church and Capt. Jesse Arm
itage have already left. We will have letter
for publication next week from Maj. Bruce.
He will also give our readers graphic de-
scription of the Inauguration.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-02-14

BALL AT DIAMOND CITY.-Wc acknowl-
edge the receipt OF an invitation TO be
present alta grand calico ball, at Diam end
City, on ST. Valentines Day 1.-THE l4lh). 1t
would afford us infinite pleasure to be pres
ent on that joyous occasion, but fate has
decreed otherwise. and we can only wish
our Diamond friends plenteous share of
enjoyment. We will meet you on the
.'green sward'' when the bunch grass comes.
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NOTICE.

A change having taken place in the firm
of Wilson & Rich, the old accounts must be
settled up without delay. To insure imme-
diate settlement, we will take grain and flour
at market rates, and invite all those indebted
to us to come forward at once and make ar
rangements for delivery.
WILSON "a RICH.
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DoGs.--If the question: is admissible and
not ont Of order. we would like to inquire
Of tile Assesso, who pays the taxes onall The
worthless CANNES which peranbuate our
streets by day. and make night hideous with
their yells. A majority Of these seem to be
without name or home, and have no visible
means of support. We would suggest to the
vigilance committee that they give them al
hours notice to leave town, and if they don'i
comply to strangle them,
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Bozcman, NJ. T., January Both, 1873,

THE other day while lot of the boys from
the Yellowstone were discussing the recent
quartz discoveries over there, one of them
remarked: "Yes, boys; tell you what it is ;
There's more n.illionaires in distress on the
Yellowstone than in any other State in
America. and when you meet one of these
future nabobs, he wants to borrow plug OF
tobacco until he can see his partner. Fact,
hv h--lI %
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-02-14

WE are indebted to Major Miller. insur-
ance agent. for handsome calender for 1873,
and aspaper cutter, issued by the st. Joseph
Insurance Company, which the Major repre-
sents in this Territory, in connection with
partner, Mr.. Addoms, of Helena.
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SCHOOL ExAMINATIoN.-Tha will be q
public examinstionof the pupils attending
the public school. at the scool- house ohWed-
nesday and Thursday the 26th and 9th.
The public are cordially invited to attend.
while parents and friends who must feel a
deep interest in the education Of children,
cannot fail to be present.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-02-14

SOME FIsHING.--Our friend Page, having
some business at Spring Hill, made trip to
that embryo manufacturing city, and while
there tried his hand at angling. In short
time heehad fifty good-sized fish out of the
water.
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/ will preach at the following placese g.
First Sunday of each month at Mr.. Lumis
on Middle Greek. at IL a. m., and at Citizens
house, on Upper West Gallatin at Z p. m.
Second. Sunday of each north at Viewers
school house, at II a. M, and at Shorts on
Dry Creek. al 6 l-2 p. m. rs IS
Third Sunday, at East Gallatin school
house at II a. M, and at Stirring Hill at l-a
p. m.
Fourth Sunday, at Hamilton. at II a. m
and at Curtiss' shoot house. at IL p. m.
e. j. STANLY. p. G.
Hamilton Circuit.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-02-14

DIscHArGEp.-The CAinanef1 charged
with the murder of Chinawmoan in this
city last week have had a full and searching
examination before Ju1ge Langhorne, pres
eeuted by r. P. Viyion ESQ.,, Deputy Dis
trict Attorney, and defended by Geo. s,
Coleman Esq. which resulted in their dis
charge. "Peace reigns in Moscow Pub
lie offenders are scarce and public tranquil
ity rc-established.. Este perpetual.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-02-14

ODELL, he of the Assembly Rooms, is
going to have social dance in his spacious
hall, on Friday evening, the 21st inst, that
being the eve Of Washington's birthday. AS
Mr.. Odell has the reputation OF being the
best naaitre de ceremonies in the country, we
predict brilliant gathering at this anniyer-
sary festival. The music will be BY Odell's
band. Tickets, 50.
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MONDAY was the liFeliest day Bozeman
has seen for some time past. The mild.
spring-like weather brought out everybody
except those too busily engaged indoors.
and the farmers took advantage of the pleas
ant day to visit the city. Tie town was
crowded with wagons, ssleighs and horses.
which carried off considerable merchandise.
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BeT" FINE GooDs.-At the Kiyus You will
always be sure to find choice Havana Cigars
of our own selection from the largest stock
in the Territory. Fresh Lager always on
,lraught. None but the finest brands of
Whisky, Brandy. Wine, Gin and Rum ever
is passed over our counter. If you don't
think there is good leather In us call and see,
If Mounts & Worsham, Prop'rs.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-02-14

NEW AD.-Ne ask 60 call the attention of
our readers, and particularly of those who
desire legal help, to the law card of John
Potter. ESQ. Of Hamilton, who offers his
services in that department. MIR. Potter is
wen known throughout Montana as an up
right and reliable man, competent and atten-
tive. We wish him every success IN bis new
field
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pg PLEASE TAKE NOTICE. "a

!. We are closing cut our entire stock Of
Groceries, nrT Goods, Clothing, etc, at
cost prices. We will also take UNION
Mills Xxx Family Flour at market
rates in exchange for goods at cost.
Come with your Produce and Cash, and
examine our goods and prices.
..ta-. trg .f,..s.s.g ELLIS & DAVIS.
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NOTICE

All persons indebted to us are hereby notified
that we will take FLOUR and GRAIN in payment,
and we will allow the highest market prices for the
some. Delivery rlnsl be made within fourteen days
from this date.
All accounts DOT paid by that time will be pla Gee
In the hands of an attorney for collection ii
BLUM & ENG ESsER-
Bozcman, M. T., January Both, 1873.
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We understand that the Y. NJ. A. have
experienced difficulty in the selection of a
Librarian. They have therefore decided to
detail from their number. one to take charge
of the rooms and act as Librarian. This is a
good move, and as the Institution is yet in its
infancy, it behooves them to practice econ
amy
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-02-14

NICE Pn1STISG.-We have neglected to no
tice the receipt of an elegantly printed cal
ender. with the compliments Of the New
North West. It is one of the most handsome
iy executed pieces of printing we have
ever seen done in the Territory, and reflects
the greatest credit on the Office and the
nrininr
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FOR WASHINGTON.
Claims Collected.

The undersigned intends to leave for
Washington about the 10th Of December, to
remain till the 4th of March, and will give
prompt attention to all business sent him.
After the Goth of December my address will
be 400 Third street, Washington, D. e.
sF JOHN p. BRUCE,
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THE lecture OF A. NJ. Quivey, Esq, win be
given at tho Good Templars Hall to-l.orrow
night. Mr.. @. is good speaker, and ne
bespeak for him crowded house, and assure
the public that if they tail to be present they
will miss an intellectual treat. Doors open
at D. m. Admission free.
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BUsINEss-We are informed by one of our
leading mercantile firms that their trade
now is better than it was at this time lasr
year, and, while then the major part was on
credit, it is now almost exclusively cash.
This speaks well OF our prosperity.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-02-14

TIE .,queerest' thing on earth will be the
lecture by Rev. w. S. Frackclton this even.
ing at the new hall Of tie Y. nj. A. On the
subject of Queer 1t is certain that the
lecture will be very interesting one, and
we would advise all to attend. Admission,
fifty cents.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-02-14

REL1dfoUs NoTIcE.-The Rev. j. Il. Cur
ttiss, will preach IN the District School House
on next Sunday, at II a. ~, and at Z p. m.
The Sunday School will meet at 2 p. m.
Everybody cordially invited to attend both
the Church and Sunday School services. III
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-02-14

QUITE a party of our citizens visited the
Yellowstone valley last week, remaining
there several days. They made their head
quarters at the Crow Agency, and speak in
the highest terms of the hospitality of Maj.
Pease and the attaches of the Agency.
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PREcAUT1oN.- time of peace prepare
Tor war;" A goodly number Of soldiers have
been busily engaged in cutting ice for use at
the post. So. also. have, many of our citi-
gems, who have secured full houses for the
coming summer.
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THE report of the appearancsof the epizo-
otto in our valley, published last week, was
evidently mistake, as we nave heard Of no
new cases. The horses alluded TO were
undoubtedly affected with some other COM
plant.
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g@- MORNING. but the very best goods are
kept at the BALL ALLEY SALOON. Pure
Liquors, Imported Cigars, Fine old English
Ale and Porter, always on hand at the Ball
Alley. If.
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School ExHIBrrloN.-On Friday evening
18th inst, there will be given 4 school ex-
hibition at the school-house, the admission
to which is only fifty cents. Everybody is
expected to attend.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-02-14

re- BALL ALLEY SALooN.--The new al
leys are now in fine condition. For good
game of ten pins go to the Ball Alley Sa-
loon. rything firstclass.