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DKznD ArrLss. Geo tho advertisement of
uakGs. Woods. Slayback & Co., II Poydras
s4rooA
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-. Aschs. la the mammoth establishment Of
= Acxeans IS 81 and - lVylrss str,s.t can ia
iocnd tho products Of ain.st every CLINE. At
mis- time no wfu only draw attention q, their
spices. OF which f1Acy have great variety such
es pepper (saitad oaagAp rel. aalssice, oannanlon
ns.ne,,S. etc. Sc advertisement.
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Democratic Parish C""rit,ee, Parish Of Or
leans.
7. MALocHE, President.
WILL STEVEN, Vice President.
E. l.. BOWER, Secretary.
Ill. T. LAWLEH, Treasurer.
Delegates.
First Ward-N. A. Wilson, p O'Meallv
Second Ward-P. J. Sullivan, Jno. ONeil.
Third Ward-W. H. Byrnes, Thos. Reynolds.
Fourth Ward--AEicar Fortier, Paul Water
man.
Fifth Ward-Joseph Demoruello,
Sixth Ward--A. l.. Tissot, Joseph Brewster
Seventh WarI-T. B. Blanchard, Z. Maloche.
Eighth W lrd Jas. Novel;, Arthur Jaqnet.
Ninth W trd Will Steven, Pail. Munich.
Tenth WarI-W. P. Freret. L. Flood.
Eleventh Warl-W. J. J. Armstrong, Jos. H.
Palmer. .aA
Twelfth Ward-H T. LAWYER, C. N. Weshans.
Thr zenith Wirl-E L. Bower, G. 9. Piper.
Fourt zenith Ward-E. U. Garter, JAS. Sweeney.
Fifteenth Ward-D. H. Conner, NJ. J. Barrett.
Standing Committees.
FINANCE
Anlilcar Fortier, N. A. Wilcox C. N. Weshans,
W. J. J. Armstrong, I. B. Blanchard, NJ. j.
Barrett.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
W. II. Byrnes. Joseph Dcmoruelle, T. B.
Blanchard, L. Flood, H. L. LAWYER, d. H. Connor
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE.
W. P. Freret. Jas. sweeney, John ONcil.
Sub-Executive Committees.
ARRANGEMENTS.
E. Flood, H. T. LAWYER.
PRINTING AND ADVERTISING.
7. B. Blanchard, Joseph Demoruelle, W. H.
Dyrnes.
CLUBS AND ORGANIZATION OF CLUBS.
D. H. C"nnor. K. Flood, II. I. LAWYER
NATURALIZATIoN AND REGISTRATION.
First D-trict-N. A. Wilcox.
Second District "A. l.. Tissot.
Third District Philip Munich.
Fourth District-W. J. J. Armstrong.
Fifth District ID. H. Common.
Sixth Distrrt-James Sweeney.
Election Committee.
First Ward-P. OMeally.
Second Ward-James O'Neil
Third Ward Thomas Reynolds.
Fourth Ward-Paul Waterman.
Fifth Ward
Sixth Ward-Joseph Brewster.
Seventh Ward-T. B. Blanchard.
Eighth Ward james Nowells.
Ninth Ward-Philip Munich.
Tenth Ward-W. =. Freret.
Eleventh Ward-Jnseph H. Palmer.
Twelfth Ward-C. N. Wtlshans.
Thirteenth Ward-C. C. Piper
Fourteenth Ward-E. o. Carter.
Fifteenth Ward-M. J. Barrett
Sixteenth Ward c..s co:..
Seventeenth Ward olioiei'o ooliinii''ee
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What is home without a Sewing Machine? Call
at lS0 Canal street and see the Nv American.
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That grand preparation frvm our swamps, the
Now Louisiana Rcmedy, continues to win golden
= opinions from tho people here and elsewhere
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George J. Duncan is the duly authorized Marine
and River Reporter of the Bulletin.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson, for New York
J Ludwigsen
British steamship State of Alabama Flint tor Liver.
Steamer Amte Adams for Pensaco a. Master
Dutch brig Cunelia Abramina. Stuur for London =
GOlIenbOw Kelley
Arrived.
Steamship Knckerlncker. Kemble from New York
18th inst. I" A Nl"ultnn-2d dist
toe 4 Whitney &e"-. l!i-rs
Whitney 4co-Al .iers
srEAABoArs.
Empire. .Jeanfran. from Lower Coast
FRANK Morgan Gilman from Shreveport
Garry Owen, BOuchman from Monroe
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN
Steamer Favorite. from Amite river
Schooner Geo COlnlar. from BoDfuuca
Schooner Farmer. from Stockton
SC EIner America, from Stockton
Schooner Galeas from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner rw" Friends. from Tchefupcta river
Schooner Falst-r from Biloxi
Schooner Indian Reed. from Amite river
Schmner lsOnfouca- from FnfOna
Schooner Louisiana State from BOnfOuca
Schooner Celeste. from Ticataw
Schooner Quincy. from Bind river
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schooner Willumina, from Pascayoula
Schooner Perseverance,. from Ro -.
Schooner Pornme d Or t:s.rn 1iinu uver
Schooner Horte!isr. tlr,m Biloxi
Schooner Est-lia from Pas.ayOula
schooner Antonis r from Pascagoula
Schooner Victoria No :. from Bind river
ExpOrtn.
LVERPtDOL-Per steamship State Of Alalnana-
30 o.it" COTTON ~ hhsts tasbace. l94 bbls Ill 40
pecie v'''e> ~
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FnovssaoSs.-rhoso enterprislng young mer-
.hants, Ast Enney. ~licchan & Kuss. Pow
idrac street. nave On hand aud for sac . large
stock q bacon. s,ccs. shoulders. dry sailed sides
-snd shoulders. moss pork, choice sug.r-cureI
hamA re(ined lard, etc. Tho sttentl0n Of the
trade u apccialy ducoted to their advertisement.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN. J
Saturday Evening, August 1, 1874.
COTTON

The sales to-day were confined to 100 bales
taken by one buyer at about Yesterday rates
We accordingly repeat our quotations and give
also thes Exchange figures and report as below :
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OzOaCn Nsw fLOUx.-Aessrs. JnO. K Rensud
OOs tho well-knOwn Wholesale and retail gro
seer% eorner Of Camp and julia strcets, have on
hand the 6aest brands VI new wheat -four which
sosy asc.oa.xing to hsusekecpers At the low
pre- q ~ . Per barrel, delivered in Any part Of
the oily. Give tiacm cali.
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j. B. Holiness xxx Flour at IS SO per bar
rol, delivered TO any part Of the city, by Jno. X.
Gansud d Co.,
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The Ross kidnapping mystery, in Philadel
phia, is still developing. Mr.. Ross, the
father, characterizes the tempt to implicate
him in the stealing of his own child vii.
famous. He kept the news from his wife, he
says beca..t she WAS absent TO recruit her
health. He is highly dissatisfied with the
handling of the case by the detectives. 1t is
understood that he will sue the New York
Herald for libel in the publication Of the scan
dal 1t appears that the crime of kidnapping
is statutory otfense which was doubted by
some. and if the abduct"rs are caught charges
could be brought against them which would
entail fifteen years sentence. The police
have tor some rtas.'n or other put Ross resi-
dence und,r surveillance.
More libel suits are promised by JOS CAL
vert, against the New York Herod and Eren;ny
Telegraph, and the Age, of Philadelphia. Cal
vert is the man accred ted by those Journals
with being colleague Of Wooster in some OF
his confidence operations, whereas he was
detective, and arrested Wooster tor one Of his
offenses. Wooster now proposes to take the
stump and is to appear at Opera House, 10
lecture on the Philadelphia police. A man.
ger has offered him $500 per week to lecture
six weeks. 1t is now alleged that the $40. OJU
reward was not made bona tide. aud that the
mayor not the money to pay it. The po-
lice are 81 d to h We captured two men and
two women English criminals. by whose aid
they believe they can discover the ab.uctors-
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HEALTH AND HAfPiNEs Ill You desire to re-
tain these great re lu.slses Ia your ,usehod
and ii ECONOMY be OF any mp rtAncr, then hes
itate not but g. imm sllateIy and purchase one
of those Grand Charter Oak Stoves from Messrs
Rice, Bros. Il Co, Nos. 81 and 81 Camp and sos
Magazine street. This establishment is old aud
well known, aud their guarantee Is in their name.
full line Of hardware and household furnish
ing goods are constantly to be fund at thus
place. Remember the Charter Oak St.,ve IN y
specially with this establishment aud the Char
tar . TX is = household fiiend Get one AID ray
no more.
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THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.

Sunday Morning, August 2, 1871. I
The undersigned is the only authorized River
Reporter Of the BULLETIN. All communications
intended for him will meet with prompt attention
if left at his Office, Kouns' Building Canal Street
Ferry Landing, from G A. NJ. to 6 p. NJ, OF after
that hour, at this Office, 100 Gravier street.
GEO. J. DUNCAN.
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A td.xss Vi the Parih Comm tee of the
Democratic Party Of New Orleans.
Rooms DEMOCRATIC PARISH COMMITTEE
n,J,... T,,l,- nc 1914

!, Rooms DEMOCRATIC PARISH COMMITTEE,
New Orleans. July Is, 1874.
To the People Of the Parish Of Orleans
An important election is now close at hand, il
which interests vital to this State and parish ar,
| involved.
present lame ntabe condition, it is of the utmos
Importance that all the conservative voter.
should act in accord and vote a unit in oppo
| ,ition to Radicalism.
| We invite attention to the address OF the State
/! Central Committee offering a platform liberia
| and broad enough which to concentrate al
| he different elements DESTROYS OF promoting our
! future welfare. We therefore cordially invite all
The conservative element to act with us, to regis
ter their names in the books of the Central Club
| N the wards in which they respectively reside,
and to participate in the approaching elections
| ior delegates to the State and Parish Nom eating
conventions.
IN previous elections inducements have been
offered to our nservatve colOred fellow-citizcns
to Join us and support for public Offices those
den flied by every tie with the best interests of
'ur State and parish, but every effort, however,
proved abortlve.
In view Of this they cannot be surprised that
this committee urge the conservative citizens
Of the parish to discriminate in the employment
If laborers
A conflict OF races. is ever to be deprecated, but
when the ma erlal interest OF the employer is
placed in jeopardy, as it now is, it behooves him
toprotect himself by every means in his power,
and to employ but those who will aid him to rid
of the incubus of bad government which has
veil nis h ruined the honest and Industrious of
both races
We recommend the active canvass of every
ward in the conservative interest and the forma-
ton OF clubs, and invite all to unite under the
Democratic banner, and by the nomination and
election Of good and true men to both branches
1T the Legislature and other positions OF trust, to
re-tore. at least in some degree, to our inn
poverished and downtrodden people the prosper
ty security an good government which once ex-
tsted Throughout the limits 81 Louisiana.
.sa T. MALOCHE Pres dent
WILL. STEVEN, Vice President.
II. l.. BOWER, Secretary
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MARINE NEWS

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, }
Sunday Morning, August g
George j. Duncan is the duly authorized Marine
and River iarn f the IIIllafin
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List OF VESSELS
Up, Cleared and sailed for New Orseans.

Up, Cleared and sailed for Now Or4can..
NEW YORK.
Steamship Car0ndeet, McCrrery. 1900. sid july .
Steamship COries, NickersOn sid Au9
Steamship Emily B Souder, Burdick ..si,t July Is
Bari Adeline e Adams. Culum. sid JULY
Bark Frank Marion Dillon klw Julv
LIVERPOOL.
Steamship st Louis, Reid. sid July
Steamship State Of Louisian Stewart. .l.lg July Is
Emp ,rolden Rule Hall ---.-.---..-.. sid July 1
Shp Tormoso Alien .skl July Is
Bard Prairie Bird, sanford Mo Nav 81
BEAUMARIs
Bark Duchess of Lancaster Williams aid June %
HAvRR
Bark Hortense DusautOy, Clozand aid Julv s
AMSTERDAM.
Bark Noah, Nielsen cid Inn. .
BORDEAUX.
Steamship State Of Louisiana johnson sid July %
on'p Vile de Bordeaux Guillaume- .sld July II
ROUEN
Bark Maggie Mcneil, Heron lid univ
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Mem0raDda. .-.
(By Telegraph
New York, August Ito A. Moulte1, Agent.
The steamship New Orleans Capt Clapp arrived
this morning.
Havana. July 81 To E. A. Yorke Agent The
steamship Yazoo. Capt Barrett sailed fur Philadea-
phia at O'Clock this evening.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-11
NJ. = CHURCH s0CTH.
Appointment t. for Montana.

The Denver Conference of the NJ. E. Church
South closed its annual session in Denver on
the 3Oth ult.. Rishop Pierce presiding. The
next session of the Conference will be held
in the Helena, this Territory. Below VIC
publish the appointments for Montana. 1t
will be seen that Rev. J. L. Curtiss, of Hamil-
ton, recently elected School Superintendent
of this county, has beer appointed Presiding
Elder for the Deer Lodge District. and as
the stationed preacher at Deer Lodge City:
HELENA DISTRICT.
G. ]. Catln, p. E..
Helena Station-To be supplied.
Helena Circuit-C. w. Sanford.
Radersburg and Diamond City-R. 5, Clark.
Gallatin Citv-L. $. StateIcr.
ROzeman Circuits. j. Catlin.
DEER LODGE DISTRICT.
J. T. Curtis, p. f.
Deer Lodge Station-J. T. Curtiss.
Pioneer and New Chicago-T w. Florrrs.
Corvallis aud Mlssoula-R. NJ. Craven.
Mound Springs-To be supplied.
VIRGINIA CITY DISTRICT.
E. J. Stanly, p. f.
Virginia City,. J. Stanly.
Silver Star-'ro be supplied by F. E. Taylor.
5annack-ro be supplied.
Salmon City-To be supplied.
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Court House.

We have several times before this alluded
10 the importance of Gallstin county having
q court house erected in Rozeman. 1t is moi
only present and future necessity, and ore
Which we have too long disregarded on the
foolish and inconsistent pretext Of entailing
heavy debt on the county. but it should be
done as matte |. of economy. Almost suf3-
cient amount of money has already been ex-
pended tor rent to build good court house.
At this time The county is paying six or
seven hundred dollars year Tor rent. and
our county Offices are scattered all over town
and the District Court sessions are held in a
hall graf uitously rendered by the enterpris-
ing firm now leasing the building. Besides
we have no place for the safe keeping our
records, &C. A petition to the Board Of
County Commissioners, signed by the prin-
ctpal tax payers of the county, has been pre-
scnted to that body, asking that some definite
action be taken in this matter, and we hope
it may result III something more tangible
than is usually brought forth by our petitions.
Last year, Mr.. Geo. w. Fox made PROPOSE
ton to the County Commissioners to take
sHS WIND Va tHS NOubSy az q SNASOuAOlC tItC
of interest. and furnish grcenbacks therefor
to the extent Of $4,000 or $50, 900 for this
purpose. but We believe it was not enter
tanned. We understand that Colon.l Black
and Mr.. Fox arc willing to renew the offer
now, and we believe it would be to the inter-
est OF our people 10 accept it. For $4,000 a
building could be erected that would be an
ornament to the county, and the interest on
the money. payable semi-annually would not
be much greater than we have been paying
for rent. Besides We would then have
vault for our records, and for the use OF the
Treasurer who is uow WITHOUT even safe.
and respectable rooms for all our county
officers, jury rooms, &C., conveniently To-
Gated. and whore they could always he found.
A suitable building site would no doubt be
donated by some Of our entcrprising real estate |
owners. We believe when this subject is |
viewed in the proper light, our people will |
no longer he without court house. 1t is in |
dispensable to our present convenience, and |
will prove an auxiliary to our future pros
pcrity. The necessity of the hour demands
and will after while force its erection. and
the sooner it is cOnsummatej the better it
will be for the tax payersof the county.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-11
The Territorial FAIR

Commences in Helena Monday next and
continues six days. Arrangements have been
made BY the Association with the various
Stage lines running into Helena for a material
reduction IN the rates of ;are for those who
attend. The character of these annual OK
hlbitons has been improved every year since
they were inaugurated, and it is reasonable
to presume that the Fair this year will eclipse
any of its predecessors. 1t is Territorial
enterprise and should be encouraged BY a
general attendance and exhibition of articles
from every part of the Territory. The
special premiums offered by citizens OF Hele-
ma amount to $4,000. We hope to see large
delegation from Callatin in attendance at tho
Fair. and goodly amount Of our produce
and fnc stock on exhibition.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-11
Our Land REGISTER.

Mr.. E. W. Wilett, Register of the Boze.
nan Land Office, arrived ir this place Monday
evening. We had the pleasure Of call from
him Tuesday morning. and congratulate our
people upon having such an 'affaLle gentle
nan ~ the position, and one SO well qualified
to discharge the duties of the oGace. lie has
been resident of California tor the past
twenty years, and was at one time Receiver
OF the Land Office at Sacramento. Mr.. viii
lette expected upon his arrival here to find
full instructions and the blanks, papers, &C.,
necessary for TIE opening OF the Office with
on, further delay, but found nothing Of the
kind. Full information in regard to Opening
the Land Office, &c.. will be given in al I'd
ycrtiscment. Mr.. Willctt came by way of
Helena. and our contemporaries in that city
were favorably impressed with him, as tie
following clippings indicate:
We had pleasant call this morning from
Mr.. E. w. Willett. Register Of the BOztm
Land Office. who arrived here by yeste. .lay's
coach. Mr.. NiI!e:t has been = resident Tor
the past twenty years O! California, where in
the earlier days of the State he was connect
ed with the San Francisco Globe, and after
wards with library paper Of that city. He
leaves IN day or tw" tor his post Of duty at
Messrs. j. v. Rogert and F.. w. Willett.
Register ard Receiver Of the Bnzcnan Land
Office. have filed their bonds and will immc-
tiately enter upon the discharge of their
duties. We received \ call from Mr. Willett
yesterday. he having just arrived from Cali
lorna where has long resided. He is very
sf1abls and we doubt not will make an efiici-
mt officer as he has had considerable cxpcri-
snce In the duties OF the office that he has
come 10 fl!.-Isdepcndent.
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AcKSowLEDGMsST.-The Secrt tary Of tn.
Territorial Fair, which commences at Helena
on Monday next. has kindly sent us, with
the compliments OF the Association, '.fami
" ticket to the Fair. One pleasure trip q
year is more than is usually enjoyed BY The
average country editor, and we have Tvs,
taken ours to the Mammoth Hot Springs
Therefore, we fear that We shall have to fore
go the pleasure of the fair this year; never
the!ess. we thank the worthy Secretary, Mr..
ID. II. Cuthbert, and the Association for the
compliment.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-11

VIZ uninteniOnslly omitted 10 notice in
our last pleasant little domestic ep sodc
most respectable citizens on the 3lst ulr. 1t
was bouscins boy, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Speith are the happy parents. We wish the
parents and son much JOY.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-11

FROM THE GEYsEEs.-We had a pleasant
call Wednesday morning from Mr.. Hyde, OF
Deer Lodge, who has just completed the
Grand Rounds Of Wonderland. lie was ore
Of lar. party, coming up via Virginia, all
Of whom returned the same way except Mr..
Hyde and Mr.. Baker. the latter gentleman
being from Virginia. Mr.. II. brought down
quite an interesting collection of specimens
He reports plenty of game on the route, par
ticularly Of the small SPECIES. his party met
Gen. Nettleton and Major Maginnis in the
vicinity OF the Yellowstone Falls. Major Ma
ginniA being horse du combat. the animal llav-
ing buckea the Major off while going through
the Grand Canyon, and the last seen Of him
(thc horse) he was bucking over the range.
trying to free himself from the saddle. Two
days search had tailed to discover him.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-11

FINE BAnLEy.-Mr. F. +. Fridley has
placed upon our table bunch II seven
headed barley. raised on his ranch just below
town. which beats any barley we have seen
in the country. We believe lie intends send
ing some Of 1t to the Territorial Fair.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-11

Work IN HELENA.-rhe reaident unasons
plasterers and brick layers Of Helena publish
4 card in the New Northwest contradictina
statements made by the Helena press that q
scarcity OF such mechanics exists In that city.
Themechanics state that there IL not suflcl-
ent work tor those now in helena. and adj
wise. mechanics IN other places to remain
where they are. Among the signers to the
card we notice the names Of several old
Bozem0n WOrkmen.
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Montana Apples ut the Fair.

Mr.. Benjamin Harris, Of Bitter Root val
lev. has been the most successful cultiyator
OF fruit In our Territory. He has line and
promising Young orchard Of apple trees, from
which he will gather several bushels Of fruit
bring : half bushel Of tho choicest over for
exhibition 1t the Territorial Fair. There IL
no reason Why fruit cannot be vsised In Mon
tsna A. eucceesfullyAs In the Mormon couu-
try Is tie south OF us.--EarsN, .g.z4.@.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-11

FEED WIxAr.-S"Mc Of our delinquent
friends can ,iquidate their indcblness by
bringing us in some teed wheat.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-11

| PERsoNAL.-Unclc Jimmy GeInmell, one o
the first pioneers that crossed the Rocky
Mountains, and an old settler of Madiso,
county, passed through Bozeman Monday
with 4 large band OF Lorses for the Yellow.
stone valley.
James G. Mccartney. of the Mammoth Eo1
Springs, came down Sunday. He report.
about eighteen persons. ladies and gentle.
men. having left the Springs last week Tor
the Geysers.
The Earl of Dunraven and Or. Kingsley
were in this vicinity Several days the past
week, making Fort Ellis their headquarters.
They departed Monday tor the geysers, will,
"rexas Jack" as guide and hunter.
Mr.. Fay Harrington, Of Harrington. Baker
& Co., wholesale dealers in boots and shoes
ut Virginia and Bozeman. came over tom
the former place Monday and spent sew
oral days with Us. Fay is an energetic BUSH
ness man. and . desirable citizen to any
town. We would not be surprised to SEE him
moving his personal effects over this way
soon.
Messs. Nelson Story aud NJ. w. Anderson
lett Saturday for Fort Peck via Helena.
Col. James L. and Judge Van n. Fisk re-
turned from the Geysers Friday and stopped
with US until Tuesday when they LETT for the
metropolis. They had delightful trip to
the upper country, and came back highly
pleased with the remarkable scenery and
wonders of the National Park.
Jos. Holman an: Cy. Mounts lett yester.
day for Helena to attend the Fair.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-11

ling will he closed Tomorrow Saturday J,
IL celebrate the in.omiug Jewish New ear.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-11

A. w. TANNER. ESQ, the snterprising mcr-
chant at London, Il in town. lie will put in
the winter on the Jefferson.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-11

CoSTISUED.-We lad prepared the remain
der OF Tie article giving ali outline OF our
trip to the Mammoth Hot Springs, but it was
crowded out this week.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-11

SALE or SPEcIMENs.-Wc understand that
Ed. Iiibbard 4 90. sold last week lot OF
specimens collected from the mountains OF
Eastern Montana for $500, ...=.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-11

PROsrECTING.--GcO. w. Ke> and j. n.
Page are on prospecting tour through the
Eastern Mountains, a.A expect to be absent
several months.