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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-05-22

LOVE FOE MOTHERS Indians have
some good traits which might be copied
with advantage by the moro civilized
whites. Even the Apacl1es, q ferocious
tribe of warriors, set . good example.
The Overland Monthly says: There
is no duty moro binding ON the Apache
warrior, or moro willingly performed,
than that Of pleasing and providing
for his mother. The longest life does
not release him from the duty Of obedi-
ence and respect TO her. For her, all
else must give place; she takes the
precedence Of all other relations; her
wants are paramount to those Of self,
or wife, or child. IF she commands it,
even an enemy is spared for the time ;
though, when she 10 ont OF sight, ven-
geanca again takes its eourse.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-05-22

A GOOD joke vss played - The -.
ploying tailors Of . westcsn town 10
ccntly. The jour tailnrs struck fds ~
advance; masters refuee6- Tho aame
evening the typographical Union net
and, amid r0using cheers, voted ~
applopFiati0n Of 3l, 900 % support the
striking tailoes. Tho employing TAIL
lorsbocamoa alarmed atk Observation-Disclosures
aid and succambad. The joke 10 thse
the printers did nat lave . cent in to
treasurefy at the time q the appse-
priation. But tho action of tho typos
had tho amOral e0eQ1T
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-05-22
MEMORABLE SCENES.

The hall0f the House of Representa-
tives during this session has been thu
scene of events of nre than ordinary
historical interest. At the beginning
of the session there came the wierd. at
tenuated form of the Vice President O1
the Southern Confederacy, the cyno
sure of all eyes. With a grace rs deli.
cate as it was magnanimous, the House
accorded him the privilege, extended
only to one older, Of selecting his seat,
without the usual form of drawing by
lot; again when he spoke for the first
time the House massed itself about
him, eager to hear every word from
the infirm veteran, and gave him such
attention as has seldom been equalled
in our Congressional halls. A few
days ago, the eulOgy pronounced by
L. @. c. Lamar, Of Mississippi, on
Charles Sumner, transfixed, as it were,
every one present in the House. The
Speaker sat with folded arms and
gaze intent throughout its delivery,
while q silence unbrOken pervaded
the chamber. ALI this was considered
extremely proper. But today the
other scene, the emancipated negro
sitting in the Speakers chair, presid-
ing over the Houseo Of Representatives,,
while Judge Parker, of Missouri, was
making an eloquent appeal in behalf
of civilizing the Indian and elevating
him to citlzenship-tha is the scene
which will make the history of the
session memorablein American annals.
The honor of presiding over the House
was accorded to Q col0red representa-
tive for the Arst time in the person Of
joseph Rainy, the representative Of
the First South Carolina District, who
was born q slave in Georgetown in
1892. During the war he was forced
to work on the Notifications of the
Confederates in Charleston, from
whence he escaped to the Wet Indies,
returning to his native town at the
close Of the war. He has been q
member of Congress several times and
is highly respected BY the members Of
this House. It waa to this member
that the late James Brooks went at
the close of the Credit MObiller matter
and thanked him for the friendship he
had shown him during the discussion,
and other evidences of his esteem,
rehlarking that his conduct challeng-
ed his admiration, and as q debt Of
gratitude thenceforth he would be the
friend Of the oolored race.-I. i.
Herald.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-05-22
PATRONS OF HUGBANDRY.

A Missouri farmer thus defines the
objects of the Order as he understands
them: ave propose to raise ourselves
up. IF any dr0nes stand between 10
and this object, We will dispense with
them; not because we hate them, but
because we doH't need them, and We
think tho world would bc better of il
they should change their calling. We
recognize the fact that other classes
have got ahead of as by exercising
their brains more, and We propose to
take pattern after them 20 somo exI
tent, and cultivate our brains more,
as well Ae our lands.
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crochet work, and then ome into the

room. AT
"House cleaning, Nellios" he asked
ooh, no. Whyi" said Nellie, look
ing up in sweet Inconsistencies.
"g thought maybe yeA had been
that's al, !" remarked Ton dfyly, as h
locked for a place to sit Town.
Nellie quietly pursued her work.
Presently Tom said:
"Paper come this even1hgi"
"NOt yet" answered Ne11fe.
Tom gave half sigh.
"Nellie, l met Granger % town, ani
he said he'd call around ttIs evening. ;
Every we'll; probably he won't come
before tea. It will he ready soon" " said
Nellie, working away in demure limo
cence.
"Hadln't you better pick up things
little before he comes {" said Tom
glancing around the room.
ooh, no; just let 'em lie- answered,
Nellie, sweetly.
"But they look so bad,1 said Tom.
"Oll, no they don't" said Nellie, as
sweetly as before. "a thing looks as
well in one place as an0ther.n
E" L never saw your room look like
this before" he said hesitatingly. 81
shouldn't like to have any one step in. p
"Why not!" said Nellie; 1--WE might
as we'll keep things handy. What's
the use Of having a house if yon can't
keep things where you want tor
Toms face grew redder and redder.
He tried to look sober, and then broke
into laugh. "Oh, that's your game,
is iti" he said, "trying to beat me
with my own weapons are you, little
"Well, don't You like the plan -
said Nellie, demurely.
"No, by George, / don't said Tom.
"Well, then, I'll makesn bargain
with you. AS long You will keep your
things in their place, I'll do the same
with mine, and whenever you don't"
"Oh, will" interrupted Tom.-
Come, Nellie, I'll own up like a man,
you've beat me this time. Only just
straighten up this awful room, and I'll
never throw anything down again.
There, now, let's kiss and make up, as
tie children say"
Nellie rose, and, laughing, held up
l,r mouth for a kiss Of peace. And
hen, under the magic influence of her
left fingers, confusion was soon ban
shed; and when Granger came around
o spend the evening, lie found that
lObOtly had a prettier wife or a tidier
l0me than his friend Tom Carter.
Having once gained possession of
he matrimonial field, the wise little |
rife took care to keep it until Tom was
Iuite cured Of his careless habits.
he seemed threatened with
relapse; but, instead of scolding, she
lad only quietly to bring something OF
ler own and lay it down beside what
yer Tom had tossed down; and it was
ure to he put away Immediately, for
c never failed to take the hint.
II some other little woman, as wise
nd tidy as Nellie, takes hint, also,
his story will have served a very good
urpose.
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CURRENT BRIEFS.

st. Louis claims q population OF
4S3, $50 souls. "Intlation" is the word
there.
Helen Dickens, q daughter Of Chas.
Uckens IL creating quite an excite.
sent IN England from her writinga,
"Dfied tongue~ was the answer
which = minister, just going out to
"exchange;' gsve some one who asked
him what he had in his CARPET bag
which contained seven sermons.
In Mexico feast days consume near
" half the time of the people. Sunday
is, like the other feast days, devotesl
to church first, and then to tho bull
fight, cock Sighting and other barbar.
Ous amuSements.
A man living ON farm in Alabama
was ordered by the Ku Klux to leave,
but instead of so doing he remained
and shot three Of them. His neigh
b0rs expressed their qualification by
eaecting him County Clerk.
A man with the suggestive name of
James Lee Swindells, IN extensive
lace manufacturer OF nottingham,
England, was recently sentenced to
ten months IN Jail for tleftauding his
creditors. His disgrace affected him
- keenly that he died within . few
days of his conviction.
DR.. Schilieman, in his late excava.
tions ct Myoen@, the ancient capital
Of Agamemnon, discovered pottery
with painted ornamehtati0n, twost0no
axes, one flint arrow and q number Of
idols. Five Of these represent Hera,
the tutelary goddess OF Argos. A
number Of small COWS were found II
nd tcFra-cOtta.
London 10 literally built on foasda.
ton Of pipes. In some places it would
b difficult to find room to lay another
pipe. One gas company supplies two
districts with nearly four hundred
miles Of pipes. Then there a1e The
underground telegraph pipes, and ~
500 miles Of drain pipes, the lead aud
iron pneumatic tubes, tho sowerH, tho
water pipes, and the underground rail.
way. tNtN
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-05-22

The hrst shop for the sale Of hoEss
meat was 0pensd in Paris IN 1895. II
the follwing year 2151 of these animals,
including some donkeyS aud mules,
were consumed; in 1880 tho nunha9
was 1858; in 1872, 5732; anA in 1875,
8976, Of which lOO2 asses, 81 mules.-
In the provinces the increase Va
equally considerable.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-05-22
THE SPECIE PAYMENT con.
HPIRACY.

| Not smile Of sympathy have VI
for the oppressors Of our national cur
rency system. Tho question boile.l
down to its logical appendix il this
i A hersl Of Wall Street capitalists per
} eaaded the Government to print m
immense quantity Of paper.money dur
ing the VIII, to pay for the shotldy
0yerc0ats and pewter muskets, 0rler
ed of tho various contractors. TWEEN.
ty thousand GorlaQ presses were pur'
chasnl, and in few weeks the c0un.
! try WAS flooded with greenbacks fresh
ao0 tho national money factory at
Washington. This money was put ON
ssle at all the news-stsa9ls and lsan.
Fcial restaurants, and . man named
S:y Cooke was employed to push ita
eele in Europe. About this time
Rothsclild remarked while ho was
taking . Thrish hath, that the Ameri.
can finances were the gEeencst no ever
saw. '1
Well, in the course Of a few months
tho paper was innoccntly accepted By
the farmers and sechanics as though
it was real gold, and thus it ca,ne in ~
circulation. The Wall Street people.
to remove suspicion, al&o took Il, nay.
ing gold for it, but they shrewdly
deducted q lively percentage, which
they claimed was to pay for blotting.
paper and mucilage used in trausaef.
ing exchange. =
Business pospered s,sazingly,
and Wall Stress .bcamed with tho
glory Of q twenty eight inch calcium
light ut . circus. Meanwhile, the
twenty thousand presses at Washing.
ton ran night shtl day, which In con.
junction with seven or eight lrxndyrd
counterfeiting establishments ct Chic.
ago and other places, kept the honest
yeomanry we'll supplied with green.
becks. They bought Improved farm
machinery, and literally covered tho
earth with their agricultural auto-
graphs. Com was almost as comupon
- whisky, and bTeadstuhs Of every
description were shot over to Europe
BY each steamer.
At the close of the third act in tho
financial drama, Congress adjourned
to take a drink, and to finish tho little
job that their Wall Street friends had
put mp. Then proclamation was H.
o1eti saying that the country was on
the verge of ruin unless we return to
specie payment. Without guad and
silver the axletrees of commerce would
cease to revolve. The only hope was
for tho people to bsarn their green.
backs, and bay the gold that they had
hidden away in tho Wall Street vaults.
These national three-card monte men
having bsught mp all tho gold with
greenbacks which they themselves
made, now want their victims to put
way the filthy trash, and buy ballion.
Prank LcsliSs Jolly Joker.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-05-22
0IRECTORY or COUNTY OFFICEKs.
T10es :aaa Places for Holding Coosss In
the Territory or Montana.

eUPRENE COURT.
A. Virginia City. first Monday In ia uary asl Sec
0nd Monday IN August.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURTS.
first Disfricf-At Virginia City. fret Monday In
April, and seco vi Monday in Septcm' r.
seond Dissrief-At Deer Iodge. second .aday In
April, nrst Monday In September. and Asst Mon
tay In December.
5hirI Dissvies-At Helena, first Monday In March
first Monday in June. and fourth Monday IN No
vcmber.
TERRITORIAL COURTS.
Sfvsf Nssvies-ln Madison County, at Virginia City.
Arst Monday In April, second Monday In Sep
tenlbcr.
In G;sllatin County. at Doxrman, 81 Monday In
March aud fourth Monday In October.
In Jefferson County, at Kadcrsburg, third Non.
day in February, frs, Monday in OctU cr:
second Dsfvtri-De~r Lodge County, ~ Deer Lodge
City, second Monday IN April. nrst Monday In
September, aud hrst Monday In December.
IN MissOula County. At Missouis, fourth Monday
In June aud second Monday - November.
In Teaver Head County, Hannack, nrst Monday In
June, and second Monday IN October.
Third Disfrics-Jn Lewis and Clark County, At Jel-
eNa, first Monday in March, arst Monday in
June, aud first Monday IL NOve0Der.
In Mcaghrr County, fourth Monday II May and
third Monday IN October.
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NEwSPAPE8 DEC16lON0.
l. Any one who takes paper regularly from the
er's-or whether he hiss subscribed not-is re-
spensible for the payment.
:. person orders his paper discontinued, he
must pay all arrcaragcs. or ihe Publisher may con
Time to send II until paym 10 made, aud collect
the whole amount, whether the paper 10 taken from
the oAice or not.
:. The courts have decided that refusing to take
the newspapers periodic sls from the POstontcc,
removing aud le3vinG them uncallei for, Is
prime (acia evidence OF Intentional fraud.
REGULATING LEGAL PUBLICATIONS..
ACT to- amend m Act entitled, 'An Act to
prov ide for and regulate the rates OF charges fOr
the publication Of legal documents, !" approved
January 9th, ls72.
BE enacted BY the Legisissive Asse~Siy u the Ter
yifory Of MonfaSs:
SECTION Publishers or news"apers In this Ter
rii.ry shall he entitled to the following fees for
rullicat n OF all legal advertisements: For the
nrst insertion OF each folio Of one hundred words,
thrcc dollars; for en- b subsequent insertion. two
dollars.
.
SIC. ;. The printer Of such legal advertisements
shall lie entitled to payment Of his full fees before
hens required to furnish certificate of the publi
cation.
Approved. December q. 1871.
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A. r.. ~ A. NJ.

a. r. ~ a. M.
4 Stated comm" "nications Of Callatin Lodge No. 8
~AFx A NJ. neld At their hall on the 1sss Sssur-
DAY evening or before the rull moon Of each
Month.
vi.itin: brethren are cordially nvited to attend.
TllOS. X. EDWARDS, w. n.
X. Il. MExkPKx. See.
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o al notices Is cents pr line for the first inscr-
tioa aad 10 cents for each additional insertion.
- Transient advertisements must be paid for
IN adv snce, and all Job Printing when the work
~ delivered.
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TIE grasshoppers are moving
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-05
SUICIDE OF A SUSSEX COUNTY JERsEYMAN

Yesterday morning william vanatten blew his
brains out with pistol In Newton, Sussex county.
He formerly kept the Andover House. He was
about forty, and had wife and one child. The
cause OF his rashness IL not known.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-05
LETTER FROM HON. ROBERT Q. WINTHROP.

MI DEAR sIR--I am afraid that IL will be out Of my
power to be present at the ting morrow evening
but shall esteem an honor he named as one OF
vice presidents agrceabiy to the request OF the
committee. Nothing but the stern necessities of
war could excuse the course which was adopted
IN regard 10 our currency The
ton OF peace ought to have witnessed an Immediate
preparation for return to specie payments The delay
has been dBcrcdtabe in and dcmora zing It's
influences Anything 50 dishonest further Imitation
of irredccmable paper this late day should be con
demned denounced by every friend To the prosperity
and good name Of his country More especially
people Of 5he land who, consciously unconsciously
which such an nfiatioA must sooner or later, entail
upon us
Assuring you OF my hearty sympathy wirh the object
Of the meeting. remain, dear sir respc cty truly
yours ROBERT &, WINTHROP.
EDWARD ATKINSON Esq, Chairman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-05
A Full BloOdcd Irishmnn Protests.
NEW YORK, April 4, 1874.

NEW YORK, April 4, 1874
To TIE EDITOR OF THE HEKALD;-
l was surprised to see In your issue OF this date
an article headed 1.-THE Irish Question: in the lat.
ter part OF which you say that "Ulster no moro
represents ireland than New England the United
States.u That Ulster does not represent Ireland Is
melancholy fact We're 1t so there would be
more industry and less Of this sentimental issues
Of nationality and SELF government" which crop
ur from year TO year in some new shape. Tnis
time 'tis "home rule.n | cannot for the ne OF
me, see what you mean nv saying the people =,
Ulster are descendants or 'aliens and oppIessoIs.
Are these 'descendantsu bad citzensy Are snex
unIriendly neignborsY Are they improviucng
and laZyf l think you Will say no..
Will not contrast them with tne poopi1
OF any other part or lreianu, as
am ashamed to think even to myself .na' SIoSs
portion OF my countrymen are masink iyos "
themselves, CRYING Tor something tuey ny nos
understand, or which would do them no soou, anu
Only helping to place I'm prominent positions some
parties well gifted with 'blarney,n VINO narp on
their peculiar weaknesses. NOW, stIs allow poof
irIsnnia1 fubloodcd though he is, from Ulster,
to saw that, with very few EXCEPTIONS the people
OF that province iully as good lrishmen ana
true natonalists and not AFRAID to show II as any
descendant OF the irish kings from Munster or the
Vest Your obedient servant,
NORTH OF IRELAND NAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-05
IRISH ETHxOLoGY.
Professor Butts Pedigree.


To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The HERALD OF this morning. April 4, makes the
following assertion, ediorally. under the head.
'sThe Irish Question: :"ro all Of these arguments
the reply may be made that Ulster no more repre-
sents Ireland than New England the United
States; that Its inhabitants are descendants OF
aliens and 0ppress0rs." This sentence Ia not by
any means complimentary 10 the leader OF the
home rule movement Professor Butt, who was
born In the little town OF Stranorlar IN the county
Donegal. province OF Ulster, the only son OF the
Rev. Robert Butt. church incumbent OF the parish.
who claimed neal descent from the O'Donnells.
the ancient chiefs OF iyrconnell. IL VIII sound
rather harsh In the ears OF the children OF the
O'Riellys O'ROurkes, Maguire5, JAcksons
MacNevins, Nngents and other houses
which nave given martyrs to Ireland and
soldiers and statesmen and merchants to Spain
Austria, France and the United states INQUIRE
of our merchant prince, Mr.. A. T. Stewart and OF
the relatives OF Andrew Jackson and Stonewall
Jackso or among the thousands OF Presby ,eriau
and Roman Cathoic congregations in America il
the heraldry printed in the HERALD Is correct.
Imay add that the late Most Rev. Archbishop OF
New York (flughes) was native OF Ulster that
the present Catholic Vicar General OF the Arch
diocese or New York Very Rev. William Quinn If
an Ulster man, and that the late Governor
General OF the Dominion or Canada lord Lisgar)
Is native OF the province VI Ulster. and, also.
that he Is proud Of the fact.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-05
At sing sing.

At st. Paul's church, Sing Sing tRev. Mr.. Helm,
rector), quartet choir will render the following
Programmed
Prelude dymn, 2s3. Mozart; Anthem. Christ Our
Passover Morgan. ITO Dcum,n III fat Millard;
.Iublate.n Buck; Easter Anthem, Warren; LYNN 81,
Warren. 49, -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-05

In brooklyn.
The following programmes have been prepared
by the cnoirs OF Brooklyn and will be performed
at the morning services to-day
CuTLRE MEMORIAL PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH
(oLD ST. ANN'sl.
Prelude, organ, "Grand Halleujah.n Handel: anthem
Jesus Christ Is Risen To-day" Wcrgan; christ Our
Passover Chappe PsaItcr. with iiorias in q, and
=, Grcatorex lie Deum In fat Ives Jubape Dec in
Kose:si LYNN IS Gloria Tib in fat HOPKINS Jr. !:
sorn,' solo and ckcrus, Lorets. Jr. Communion; Tri
sagfon IN D, Great0rex Communion Hymn. Gloria In Elk
ceiss (old); voluntary, organ.
ST. PAULs CHURCH.
Professional hymn-ll4 Of A. NJ Anthem. "Chrst our
Passover" Humphrey; Psaltas. proper Psalms ~
, 1874-02-04

fcason against John Il. Kurtl,, Frederick scwoa.
lnait, and l,ouis lfantx for 1,d5;l.3. ~'> ''S
uoorBo Chandler, Rcceiyor nf tl,o 1.nmar In.
ntlraneo Company, began A,,it fur ~, ,UID n"nsnat
Louis AdntnH and Lon, schosRnln',. "9'''''''
Daniel it,lsnhe sued William Doyor for Fl 600.
Jacob dlintllncll antT,llt,s Druyol beunn ~, w.
tton for 910o0 against 1onry liotz a,,I t. Luls nj,
CIRCUIT COURT.
:. kato 3. Ilaggsrty utd husband ANN NJ,
brown md l,!lsbsnd Edward X. aiulford, and
George G. Multord cotl.aotceA bt In nioc:.
thcnt for a5,000 against Augustus Hc1lwarz: AMI
Jamoa Il. Stanley. ''N"
lliilanlcr Smith recovered Judgment by con-
feasEoh agalhBt Slmoon Mayo for 52712,1V.
COUNTY COUNT.
a grant Of administration on tho ostato of
George Liclltcnborgor wns mntlo to Charles
Llchtcnhorgor under n bond for 100000, who'll
waH filed and approved.
1ottors Of guardianship woro issod to pau1
popt1sorum OIL tho estate Of I.o,1iso PopuIoru,n
OF nl.. undor q bond il. tho sum Of 940,oj0.
IN tho mattor Of LILA I: NJ. and Jennie g.
Dncon ,nlnorn. n grant Of guardianship was
isbuo1 to Mary L. Bacon on bond for $500.
, 1874-02-04
MARKETS RY TELEGRAPH.

----- F0FE1EN NlnfKCf8.
I1vfnro0H, Fet,. 3-l1 a, tu-ltour aaaM2oa fd
.Witeat-Wintcr, 12s 4t@t2a sd spring, i.4t5i2s 7:
wie, i3s 5d@l3s vi club, lbs 0dt914s. Corn jos ID
sSos rort, 7vs. Lara, 45s. Tlo receipts Of w!irnt
American, 9''0'9 9s' - "'41e4 HAo
unchanged. - " ' ''o ''1' 1''sA
unchanged, ~ " "'"'" "Ainet'
=, ,L1rEI!rool, Feb 3.-Coton .lntt middno up,and.
orlcanr, Bic Sales, 10000 l,alcs Ancricasl,
S,voo speculation Antl oxrort, ,oDO SaIco Of In
ami as' rrbrnl r'3bn be9T eGod 99,1"ry spedl January
ATil BID; deliverable February, tic. Jeans a1!
fairies et Manchester, dull and droopiug,
rroslssona-Chccsc. 7os. Lard, His 3l, Long clear
n';ddns, 4oa o1. Short clear +ls o. Hest nnchangc,
loabos', Fob. 80 D. n.-A.nount Of bullion with
drnwt1 iron Tho Bank Of England on lalaueo TODAY
c2oa 600. oonsoa for money, 92k for account, D2
G59aS un,aed s:ates sccuriiics-t2os Of 5. lus11
Ynrk Centra t5. Eric, 4l,{ d. preferred Gs. .''"
Janis, Fofj 3.-Reutcs, 54} 15c e>s'