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A Prophecy +? or a Threat.

s. stationed at this city, declared yes.
terday, that United States troops will
be sent here to enforce the rights Of
Radicals, white and black, to vote.
II dsis was said rs a threat, or if the
officer spoke advisedly, we can assure
him that the coming Of United States
troops to Louisiana is a matter Of
small Importance to any Of the white
people against whom they may be
sent to operate. The people of this
State who are opposed to Radicalisn,
and to negro rule as exemplified by
the Kellogg usurpation, have no
thought Of interfering with the right
ofany man of any color to vote as he
may elect but they do sole,nnly pro-
pose to exercise that privilege them-
selves, spite Of Kellogg, spite Of me-
tropolitan police, and spite of the U.
S. troops. The Federal uniform has
always commanded proper respect
from our peop'e and We regret to say
that the time has been when rather
than appear to be in antagonism with
the General Government, we have
permitted ourselves to he sat upon,
and have yielded when the right was
with us, apd when submission meant
humiliation au pecaniary disaster.
We have, however, arrived at the
conclusion that If the United States
officers so far forget their duties as to
permit themselves to I've used as the
tools Of local faction in a State con.
test, they deserve no more consider
alton than any other man and should
he treated as ordinary rut6ans. The
example Of Arkansas and other States
where United States troops were
treated as impertinent Intermediates,
has taught US the folly Of yielding
more than q proper obedience and
respect to the blue coats and bayonets
of the Federal soldjery.
1.-THE soldiers choose to get mixed
up in broils with which they have no
concern, they must expect to come
out with punched heads and torn uni
forms. The time has passed when a
blue coot stuck up on q pole cal, make
US bow In AFFECT submission as before
q Gesler's cap. In fealty to the Gov
eminent we yield to none; we pro
pose to obey the laws aud to act with
IN them-in short, We propose to do
all that may become men, but 10
more. So we say again that there
can be no trouble in Louisiana unless
It is rasl'ly precirltated by tho inju.
dicious use If Federal troops, and 81
far as the white people are concerned,
they are quite az determined to Gee
fair play tor the negroes, as the most
blatant Radical iu the State. ~
!. The folly Of the United States Gov.
eminent Interfering in u State election
has beentery forcibly illustrated al.
ready in the case Of Louisiana, aud We
rather think Grant will concludeitO
hold of his dogs Of war in this fight.
IN. 0. Bulletin. az.
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ten the true God and worshipped the

ten tho true God and worshipped the
golden calf. They have dishonored
] their mother, the State of Louisiana.
They have stolen-they have borne
false witness against their neighbor.
They have not only coveted, but for
chilly taken their neighbours goods
they have melted the blacks to muir
der. Time, which puts an end to
Everything, must certainly put an
end to such abonlination. Truth must
finally prevail. "They that take the
sword shall perish with the sword"
The UBIQUITOUS VAN DUsEN.-That
individual had pledged himself, with
others, that he would leave this par
ish, never again to return. He had
gone, but has since reappeared, and
We know not whether be is still in
our midst. Such a man must leave
here !; and if lie does not, the respon-
slbility must certainly rest on some
one. There is no greater evidence of
the forbearaEce and OF the peaceable
disposition of this community, than
the leniepcy shown to such a notorious.
" dangerous character. Our people
aro not for blood, when their safety
can be secured without it. We are
human beings, and the laws of self
defense Las been implanted in our
breast by our Creator. The colored
race have not hitherto been molested
by our citizens (; and there is no dan
ger that they ever will, if bad men
are not permitted to incite them to
their own destruction. They have
but to demean themselves IA good
citizens, and they will see that the
strong arm of the white man will al
ways he raised to protect, and not to
Cypress them. &c.,. ,F ..- ..
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WEEKLY Friday Packet.

WEEKLY Friday Packet.
For Grand Ecore. Montgomery, Mouth Of Cane
River, Alexandria. Noru,ans Bar
bins aud all way laudiugs
on Red River,
mouns.A The Al and very light draught
kI.~. Passenger steamer
@es FLETA A.
J. c. MITCHELL, Master. JAS. L. Robins, Clerk.
7 EAVES New Orleans every Tuesday at 5 T..
II NJ, arriving at Grand Ecore every Friday
at l2M The FLETA will he replaced by a larg.
er boat when navigation permits.
Will make close connection at the Falls du.
ring extreme low water with the light drausht
steamer Ida Loon. Passengers can be assured
that they will be put through without det-n.
ton and shippers will hear in mind that freight
will he promptly delivered u In high water
time.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
CD. HARKJNS, Agent.
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Weather, fine since the last rain.
Cotton picking progressing finely. No
caterpiIlars to hurt. No falling off in
the crops since our last issue.
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ness! It ID the result Of the War.
moth and Kellogg administrations !;
Of ruin, taxation, spoliation, false-
hood, perjury; Of judicial corruption
and infamy, high and low; If vic.
leace, backed BY Gatlin guns and
Federal interference; Of the ignorance
and prejudice Of tho colored race.
worked upon and inAamed against
the.whites, y interruptions and "a.
pacicus men, the scum Of our race,
who have sold from the auction block,
nearly oas-taird of,the landed pro.
psfty Of tho whole State, for the en-.
richment and laxuriousness Of the
few; Of , partizan press which has
l,ersistentiy and INCREASINGLY SANDER
cd our people after they had robbed
them, asl 20 warped the. Northern
mind, ~ = p'svent Coagressionalin.
toFfsreoee In our behalf; Of = legis.
lation tho noes iniqnitoos and infa.
nous that ever sdisgrased The statute
books Of my siyilissd country ia tie
world; Of . party who. have run
through the entire catalogue Of crimes
and violated svery Law. both human
and divine. They have sowed the
wind and now they are reapiog the
wh'rlwind. Tho dsyof retribation is
a. hand. They have none to blame
out themselves. They have forgot. !
y q
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Committee of Seventy.

Chairman
W. A. Ponder,
/. Charleville,
Joseph Martin,
I. Chaler,
w. w. Breazeale
Sidney Harrison,
|. Kahn,
G. H. Levy,
j. w. Saddath,
N. Hertzog,
w. H. Jack,
+. Schu,nan.
WIN. N. Levy,
Felix Bouts,
Jos: Henry,
E. V. Debieux,
L. A. Deblieux,
w. B. Butler,
WIN. Payne,
E. Mason,
Jacob kile,
w. s. Campbell,
Mortimer Per0t,
H. A. Weaver,
r. W. Taylor,
DR.. Cassidy,
SAINT. Parson,
Geo. Duncan,
A. Lecomte,
c. i. Walusley,
T. Halter,
Alex. CARA,
Valery Murphy,
S. N. Hya'ns,
IearDey. &
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his tutnrsl,ip llc advertised y public cxhib.-
ton 10 n. given bv the scholars III the public
s'hool, the procsr,ls to be ,.sesl to purchase.
hooks. 'tc.. for the n>e OF tin. school. Over
$500 were thus realized. which he psr krtcd
aud then left for Bismarck. He there joined
SANKEY'S expedition. aud accempaniesl it to
Powder river. the objective point Of the cx-
petition. WHERE lie induced two or More
soldiers to ste,l some horses. desert tie
army ard come through, to lsozeman with
him. The-ouifit was also accompanied by
one Ur>l,r,i<. pretended correspondents Of
the New York Herald, fit companion tor
Vernon. who Is now lanyussling In San
Erancisco prison for committing several for
yesies. His first act after arriving here was
to b,.at the First National Bank ont Of 500.
Vcrn"n's n. iaripus operations after his arri-
val here the second time up to the time Of
his d. partu,p have M-en already published
aud We will not refer 10 them now.
lie dill NOT have u cent when III. left hero.
ard whatever means h- may have had after
ward were realized trom the srle nfthe stock
he had STOLEN from Er. Story; aud it l's had
III. r.. they were undoubtedly the result Of
Subsequent stealings. H. lett here indebted
tn every ore WHO would trust him. and
among the MANY be :rf: us y soarenir ia the
form Uf az o to the amount OF $50.
1t is hardly probable that he will agai, re-
turn to the ..mini"g rrg'O.s.' II so. lie
would undoubtedly te interviewed at the.
end Of rope by some Of the hon. st mi''rrs
OF this section. " no eislanx. red their lives
and lost the frui III seasons fahUr, lI.-
sides expensive out t., to follow this nm
country upon his false representations ~
having discovered. Will. en- route " it." Stan.
l..y's command rel, gold .liygings ON t;oost'
creek. Il tributary Of the Yellow stOne. and
whom he " nO,niEi"us y tlrs.r ed on the ~"
of reaching his pretended discovery. lie
knew iull well that his worthless life wONltf
he the forfeit Of his trcachery when he Was
required to make u showing. and h. took
flight into the mountains. with his eonpan-
ion Rsckia.llOW. But not satisfied with the
yjllainy already p+rpetrate,i by him. liz r.
turned to the vicinity Of the Agp~cy and
seat pitiful note to Mr. Story by R"ck:rl-
low. stating that they hal been cut of from
the main command ~ II dcsp. rate fight with
the Indians: that one OF his mules was killed
an,l liz wanted more horses and suppl g. tO
c,,a,.le him TO reach the expedition. We
will stare here tn I the expedition ttp ~ that
tiu,. had met witt, no Indians. Returning
to Vernon viii. Ml litionaI supplies. R"ckic|-
low and he cut across the country to Benton.
where they are taken up In the commence
nnpnt If this article
Vernon il rnqurstionably great villain
and dangerous tn any community that har-
sMrs him. It II to te hoped that he will
SON reach his inevitable enti-thc gallows or
pcifitentiaft.
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Letter OF Acceptance.
BOzEMAN, NJ. r.. July q

DOzEMAN, u. r., July q. 1874.
70 Messrs. Dnri.. Boyert. Clark and others Of
the Peoples Co"rent.vn for the nomination
Of Joint Councilman and JOINT Rcpres n
tatlvc Of GMLlatia and Jc1ersc" Counties i:
GENTLEMEN: Having been n"tIH'.' s''"s
have been endorsed by your convention as
the Joint Representative III Galiati', aud
jefferson counties, after having received the
rom nation at the hands q !hc Democratic
Convention. which net for y similar FUR
pose. ard feeling that it is n ml'li,ncnt 10
me individually ard an expression ii tie.
will OF the people. hereby return 80" my
sincere thanks IUr the hOnW conferred AMI
accept the position to which l lave bee"
calle,i by the reviescntati. es IL b"ti, partr>.
and trust that the people OF GsIlatIn a',i
jefferson counties may never have CAUSE IL
regret their choice.
remain your obcdient servant.
S. ". LANIllORNE.
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THE Poor SwINE.-ratirnce has at last
ceased to IT, \ virtue. a"'l Sheriff Clark has
issued an tdict against any more ioaiiny
around town by swine. IT" law Is publish
ed for the Information If those concerned.
I.oos- hogs hav. become $" thick as to IN.
an imtolrrai,le nuisance. There are ut least
five hundred hogs roaming in aud around
town. But the tlcpt.,latiOms committed nv
100 we're nothing to speak Ol compared viii,
tin. >,d havoc male ut gardens by an antI-
I,lit,1l SOW ut the ''>antl->pIittiny' sra les,
unfortunately the property II y..pr humble
servant. W" have kept thar SOW fp.n,r.l all
<tm,ner. and issued t"r ra,i"nS nf wheat reg
nIa-ly thr'" times pr 'iiv ut cost 81 thirty
cents per diem. Bat sine did net thrive ~
,l',-t. at unrestricted! liberty She pi,..i tor
GREEN fields and pastures new. \ friend :,.l-
v-",i IL IT, ''lrt her rip:'' evrryh Wy ..l>..'&
hogs wrr, r.'ainisg; the garden had tet.,, cat.
ru uD hy yrlSsilO,sp r. and ~ ia uaw,. c..tt!.l
b.. done. W.. tri.d IL give I,rI away. l,,i 10
ore wanted 4 hn-. The pm was "ln.,,.-l and
tii.. liirriy 81 the town extended t.. her.
Since that tn" we hav" i.cen visited by u
.e s'sW!! f| ilFivs rsh ff, .@ i ' sat IT
that vur .cin'l, o..l SOW as grain lnf.,r.. the
sickle: TIER ,lt,r.-laf,Is haze ia>i IL Ell it.
l.m,i.ss war upon 4J9 immscsmt swi"e which
have rtslin.-l iun,rem,lv around town all
SUI, ~. r. and fr the. lp,ctit IT which, we had
tM,ilt re. nily -. expansive fence :" keep
ti".m on til. HIGHWAY; hus l. j. gratifying &"
know That the destructive tendency IT our
swine has MT been withOu. tsM fetal r =
Its. Size has demonstrated the tact that
one hog ~ three. day 5 can dO more. slamay"
tt.;m 49, car IN fur mO.,th-: that all If our
tt.s.I,n,.hrs l,sve g.soi gardens. although
it hal been currently reported that they were
destroyed by the gra.slI"pp.rs: she x;S. ,"'.
cn,a,i n I" all the lille dogs IL chasing her
round. and has assisted Incidentally in en-.
I .,cln. the law against her kind. Aud now
she may l~ wcl'criny in her own gore. a
sicsim to the ,astv temper IT some an" who
owns potato patch. ResQuiet ~ pace. Polly {!
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the Virginia ity papers quote Gal'afin
county xxx -four nj 81 30 aud Madison
county bands rs SJ. The Helena papers
quote Galatin Hour vt 50. an.i consider it us
good fvs,r ~ any either manufactured I" the
Territory. A Madison county correspond
ent writing I" this I,aI%r u icw weeks ago.
in s:lm.iiny I" the Capital removal question
Il, this connection, sne"ringly remarked that
the merchants ~ lirl.na had never paid
Galia,in county farmers iair price tor their
produce.
We submit tie al,nvc facts a. to who are
the friends III our farmers tho men who pny
them ~ 80 "r those who pay SO l'rr sack k1r
their fipur; Those who r..cr'xrtze I, cir pro-
dire as tirst class. Or those who rscsn;i. We
and publish it to tn. world ~ second rate.
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RErtRNED.-G"vcrrOr Potts returned tn
Virginia City Saturday. official information,
having been rrct iv',l by Inn from the Crow
Agency that The hostile Indians. y 10 have
menaccd that place ."r the two preceding.
weeks, had token their drpsr'mr" for pastures
new and more favorable fields for the COZ,
quest If scHlps aud plumber. At til" latrs:
alvicts. everything was quiet on the Yellow
stone. and the Inhabitants had resumed Il e
even te:or Of their ways and their wOn'ttl
occupations.
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= ne Jefferson Mines.


Mr.. G. w. O.lrll came IN trOn, Iond VI,
the new mining town in jefferson Canyon
District. and IL y short interview With lin
We learn that London has air..a.ly attained a
population" ut an IN. twn hundred. com,,:,s.rI
Of miners principally; that quite little trade.
has sprung mp there. The business If the
town consists # three stores. which deal il.
general merchandise. miners outfits. etc.:
one hotel. tw, sal.Ons. ore butcher shop.
one Blacksmith shop. livery stable and cor
raj aud 4 China wa>i, hnus... The busite esq
houses are driving go'"i tra''e. particularly
the sal..ons. A tri.'reeklv express Is run he.
tween London ai.i Virginia City. and strong
r.-,ri"n has beem sent to the Post Office de-
narf meet. asking tor the e>!ahlishn. ut Of q
post office at the tor,ner place.
Considerable prospecting has been done
with the most gratifying results. a"l exten-
si,~ arrangements ar. beng made 20 work
the mine s. THE river is still falling.
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THE Coop TEMrLAR. published at Fort
Shaw. Til, Territory, ami edited by -. II.
Buck, Esq. has been received. which is t'r
ni,,rth numb.r IF this excel eat paper. 1t
contains eight pages two Of wMicl, are devoted
tn advertisements a.sd five to reading matter
II is engaged in Iohe cause, is we'll printed
and edited with ability. II Is to b. regretted
that It. circulation j. limited almost rxciu-
siyelv to 'hosp belonging to the ORDER. W. err
II otherwise its influence would no doubt be
,"tent tor the gnosi Cause II represents. Mr..
Buck enr.rtains TIN. idea IT rpmnvicg to BGZe
man. mn,linal ing the tssse IT his operations.
We are satisfied that such step would result
f.v,rably IT, iilns. II and his laWlabie en,er-
prise,
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MOVEMENTS OF DIR CONFEEEHs -Trnan tho
last issue of the New Northwest We learn
that Mr.. Harry j. Norton. we'll known Is
Montana as the most pungent aud graceful
local writer il the Territory. Is engaged on
the New Northwest rs local editor. aud will
make his rrpnrtoriai salute in a few days.
Mr.. II. +. Brown. who l,,> been employed
H. the New NOril,-Wrst Office for the past
five years. large portion OF the time rs fore
man. this week t..:tvrs it fur thu purpose. III
ta1i,.y publishing interest in the MOnta,'ialI
1T Virginia City.
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A CARD.
Editor Of the Courier:

perceive YOU announced my tame as a
candidate for the place If Joint Rep cscnta-
tive from Gallain and cff.rsOn counties. !
was recommended by the Peoples Convex
ION held at Central Park on the ll,h Vi July
tor thi. position for which am " ~ grateful.
III: I finI myself so situated that rani'':
run iur the Office, anu therefore decline.
wis, to say. however. that am still in SYM
pati,v with sie Peoples movement and shall
do ali can tor us CON ,icte q success .: tllr
ticket this year As last year.
JNO. p. BRUCE.
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PERSONAL MIR. ArcI, Graham a. Il lady
return. from visit 10 Helena u few dag :
since.
NJ. G.. ragc. Esq. U. S. Attorney. came in
from the Jefferson nIim S this week. an1
spent several days with his numerous friends
here.
Rev. J. 4. Van Anda. Presiding Elder /.
came over from Helena Friday Z" attend the
Quarterly Conference OF the n. X. Church at
this place.
Dr. Wright and III. e. Countrymaa are in
from the Agency.
Mcssrna ':niIartl. Esq. prominent Young
lawyer OF II, lena was IN town several days
this We Ok "n profession: al business.
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r0R REPRESENTATIVE.

At tie solicitation of many OF my trends
/ hereby announce myself an INDEPENDENT
Candidate tr Representative Of Gal'a'i,
county IN the next Legislative ASS mbly
subject to the j cisiOn OF tic PEOPLE at tls
coming election.
HARVEY WELLS.
Eozeman, NJ. r., July IL. 1874.
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JOINT CONVENTION.

To tie Hon. John Pxtter. Chairman Peoples
Central Committee Of Gattattn County, aud
&. st. y7rtt. Chuiynsan Peoples CeHtrut Com-
nittcc Of jefferson County:
GExTLsMEx-lhe Delegates from the two
counties appointed 10 c"nvenc ut GaIiat,n
City ~ nominate Gil "t:ilates tor JOi.t CO,in.
Gilman aid Representative met Oh the 2lsi
inst.
Present: Messrs. Stewart. Fisher AID
Cleveland, Of J. iierson county A.s>rs. la.
Wis, Alien. Culver. Ilark and Bo:crt. ui
Abs. NJ: Messrs. Douglass and Richard
son. III jefferson c,,ttn,y.
On Notion vi Ju'l.e Davis, of Gslatin. j.
G. Stewart. Of j, d: r-Um. WAS made Chair
snan III the Convention. aud on motion II
Judge Fisher, III jefferson, j. v. u get, III
Galiaii... was made Secretary.
Proceeding 70 bu>iue>s there were made
the following nominations:
For joint C..uMcilGlam-. Judge Fisher. BY
jude DAVIS, J. s. SIlI:II, ~ ST. Louis. ~
Judge Fisher.
The ir.t ballot resulted tlls:
Fisher &.
Smith J..
And Fisher was declared sI'e IOmince.
For joint Representatives.. ". Lang.
horne. Of GalixtIi,. BY Z. L. Clark.
There was No opposing nOMi afi<pn aud
Judge LanxlIOrile leceves' the Iuil vote ~ the
COmv. ntiOn, aud WIS declared tive i""nim,:'.
Judge Fisher at fret declined tile HUsMtha-
tio,,. Tut it bling III. sem-e vi The entire two
Delegations that he should not iccii"e. ne at
ls,,gln snd after considerable argument. COLI
scented To accept.
o. motion the Secretary was instructed I"
send 4 copy Ut ill.,, proceedings tO the AvANT
COURIER and uelena Herald.
There being ~ further business to trans CT
the convention adjourned.
J.C. STEW ART, Chairman.
J. v. B0GERr, Secrer.ry.
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CALIFORNIA CAPITALISTS COMlNG.-T.icutcn-
ant Governor Romero PsckcrO, aud
other California capitalists. conte,np plate
visit tile coming fall 4" Bozcn,an. with u
view Of examining the Sixteen Mile silver
nircs. now attracting mu,:h interest abroad.
a private letter received from the Governor
states that he regrets that he had not tie.
time to come oyer during his recent visit to
lIelci,a. A representative If the Omaha
Smelling Company is also expo c'-l. on the
same business. Mr.. Gum, the chief owner.
is arranging FIR vigorous development Of the
uUincstake lode.
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Gro. ". Fox. Esq. 'hc pop liar banker.
purchased last week Major Forsyth'< hand
some ,rot.inS horse '.Selim." paving. We un-
.lrrssansl. five hundred dollars for him. He
is magnificent animal. being a dark bay.
AMI tie best put up horse in the Territory.
lie is an admirable trottcr, moving witA .
perfect grace. and apparently sr"r"ing the
ground. Ills Tim" l. probably as good ~ the
fas:est horses in the +. rritOry.
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Z.ck Roo1's EXPRESS. carrying the u. 5.
mail, passengers and freight, leaves Boze-
man every Monday morning for the Ma"'-
moth Hot springs. National Park, and con-
meets there will, pack traiAs to the g'.ysers
and all attractive points In Wonderland
lack has chaikesl our hat tor the round trip.
and We sl, Il tak. passage with the delicate d
candidates after the coming election. when
the demand will require fonr-horse coaches.
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A EIcn !EEAT.-Our friend Page. the most
suc.essful ang!t r in this section. went over
>l,ort while caught about fifty pounds of fine
br ,ok trout. Page always remembers Us on
such occasions. aud presented Us Will, ab"nt
ten ps unds If the spcckled j"kers. The. hest
we l,ave had this season. We hope he will
on fis.u
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THE Quarterly meeting oi tie NJ E. Church
was held H. this city. commencing Saturday.
The Presiding Elder. Rev. J. A. Van A"da.
was IN atte,,.lauc-, and delivered an able and
interesting discourse Sunday morning. Mr..
Van Aida departed Wednesday tor Virginia.
and goes tl.cpce {" Salt Lake t.ity. to attend
the General Conference. returning ~ MOil-
tara about the first III September.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-24

VIZ have IL novelty in E"za'"an. which
c.ubim', the beautiful. useful "a 4 p'cau,urs-
bic. We a'Iude 10 Mr. B"scrt'- handsome
basket pi,a-t,,,. which li'lcs over the r.Mj
like min turc boat over the water when u'.-
der good pressure Ot wind. 1t is the most
beautiful ttsI t.,lli in our city.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-07-24

New STYLE OF CARrxTING.-J. II. Ming 4
Co If fIrFcna. have on exhibition mt Rich &
Wilson's specimens of paper carpeting.
Tie designs are really handsome. and We
man carpets. The prices range from 'l,ir-
teen to seventeen cents lcr pound, Which,
places the possession u y carpet within the
means OF ali.