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sSecure tho Shadow Ere the Sub
stance Per1sh.''

"Secure the Shadow Ere the Sub.
stance Perish.''
Geers Portable Photograph Gallery has
just arrived in Bozeman and will remain bu,
siort time only. Those desiring Superior
Pictures, either Photographs or Tintypcs,
should call early as my tine Is limited here
In this place. An experience of nearly twenty
years In the business warrants me in saying
that all my work will be warranted to give
perfect satisfaction. Photographs and Tin
types Of all sizes, from locket, seal or finger
ring up 10 Life-size photograph Cu::o:ed IL
oil. Groups of several persons taken together
from two to seven in number. Family groups
taken II children are not too small.
Cloudy weather no hinderance to taking the
best Of pictures, except small children; bring
them in fair weather, in the fore part of the
day.
A large stock of Picture Frames, Photo.
graphic Albums, Stereoscopes and Stereo-
scopic Pictures constantly on hand and for
sale.
Free exhibitions at all times Of mountain
and mining scenery and Indian views with
stcreoscope.
l.. II. GEER, Artist.
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Government Contracts.
The following are the bids for furnishing
oats, barley. &C., at Fort Ellis on the 23d ult.:

The Yellowstone Expedition
Ordered from Williams & Murray's Mammoth
Saloon large stock of choice Whistles, BRAN
dies, wines. &C. Fifty boxes Of the choicest
cigars were also forwarded. Reader, 60 thou
and see II the Y. E. did not exhibit good taste
in patronizlng Williams & Murray.
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have had hard trip. Our stock has
had the epizootic badly, and are dying
yet.
There is no use talking-give us a
few more such men as we have, and
we can clean out the whole Sioux ma
ton. Only twenty minutes to write,
as the courier is silly going to leave.
More anon Yours,
TERRILL.
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They had highly interesting school exnlo,-
ton last week in VirginIaia city, in which the
scholars appear to have distinguished them
selves and the Principal ertinguished himself.
Both Of the Virginia papers have long and
interesting accounts OF the displays Of elo-
qucnce OH the part of the youthful orators
Great praise is bestowed upon our valued
and amiable friend, Mrs. w. G. Barley, as
sistant teacher. In all walks and conditions
Of life, Mrs. B. has performal her part we'll
and nobly. We ale pleased to see she has
opened a select school, and the people Of vir-
gininia are to have the benefit of her excel
lent instruction and example in the education
of their children.
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Our special correspondent, Mr.. Elish:
Terrlll, sends us the following:
PROOFS GAP. Anril &c. 1874.

Our special correspondent Mr.. Elisha
Terrlll, sends us the following:
PRIoR's GAP, April &c, 1874.
EDITOR COURIER:
At this point the Expedition is in
camp for the night, all in good health
save two wounded men Bostic and
Woodard) who were shot by the Indi-
ans, but are doing well. This oppor-
tunity will not PERI it my writing at
any length or giving many particulars
Of our trip, only that We have been
fighting Sioux Indians since the LIST Of
April and have had four general bat
ties. one four hours, one three, one five
and the other about two hours, with
several skirmishes. In al! the general
fights we have got away with their
hair. We have invariably whipped
them badly. We fought about twenty
five the first fight; the second about
four hundred; the third about six
hundred; the fourth about eight hun
dred or one thousand Indians. We
suppose we killed and wounded about
one hundred Sioux. We have had the
misfortune to lose one of our best men,
Mr.. 2. Yates, Of Radersburg, who was
shot through the heart during a charge
in third battle, on the little Big Horn
river.
We have been constantly annoyed
with Indians for more than one hun
dred miles. There has been none in
sight for several days past.
The first big fight the boys scalped
eight Of the red devils, but they killed
and wounded about twenty-five head
Of our stock before they could be dis
lodged. The 10th they charged upon
MS while moving in two columns OF
about two hundred each, one in the
front and the other in the rear. The
boys mot them as they came in full
charge on horseback, having only
about five hundred yards to run
before reaching the train, and hjod
such deadly volleys into them that
they turned their course and made for
the ravines. At that time the men
charged fnriously upon them and dis
lodged them, leaving many dead and
wounded. In this fight there must
have been, in the charge upon US and
near by, 1000 Indians. We had the
luck to get no one hurt-only . few
horses shot.
Taking all into consideration, We
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- ceived ut the First National Bank Of Bohemian
in Bozelnan, NJ T.. until II o'clock NJ OF Wetlnes-
following supplies required for issue to the Assn-
| abone Indians within the Milk River Agency, NJ
20 yoke of good work oxen
20 yOkes and chains, complete.
two-gang breaking pillow, l2-inch duplicate
Is stubble plows, j to Is inch shares.
Is double harrows, 50 teeth each.
dozen planters hoes, No. !.
dozen Yankee hoes, handled.
dozen chopping axes, 3,s to ~ pounds each.
q. 900 pounds seed potatoes.
1000 pounds seed corn.
100 bushels winter wheat, for seed, 60 pounds
to the bushel.
2Opounds onion sets.
Iopsunds each Of onion. rutabsga. white turnip,
2Opeunps peas, Marrowfat.
2Opounds bunch beans.
spounds each OF cabbage. raddish, lettuce, pars-
The oxen t. be we'll broken, American cattle. In
good condition, not less than than years
old, and to weigh not less than $50 pounds each.
The yoIes, chains. agricultural implements. etc..
" BE sna Of first to b. .s.
sound, of Montana growth. and furnished In bur-
fhe garden seeds to be fresh and genuine.
Proposals must be mads according to the usual
form, accompanied by guaranty, 70 be signed by
TWO Responsible persons, Tue perform.
ance Of the contract, ii it shall be ardsd to m
or them.
Each proposal must have 4 copy Of this adyer-
tiselL ent pasted ut its head.
The light Is reserved to reject any all proposals
IL such course should be deemed for the interest
Of the Government.
Bonds will be REQUIRED in the amount of the bid
for the faithful performance Of the contract, with
Proposals should bsenclesed in an envelope, ad-
dressed to the undersigned, and end0rsed 'Propo-
sails for supplies for Indiana
The supplies to be delivered promptly up0a the
requsttion Of the Agent, at the Milk River Agency,
Fort Peck. n. T., amer the approval Of the con-
tract by the Department.
bidder: are invited % be present At the opening
Of the bids.
u. s. Indian Agent.
Anvil
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FROM The EXPEDITION!
The Command Returning!
One Months Hard Fighting
One Hundred indians Killed.
One White Man Killed and Two
wounded.
Four Pitched Battles and Con.
tinuous Diminishing.
The Boys Make q Gallant Fight
AEalmst Large Odds.

To Hon. John p. Bruce, Permanent
Chairman Yellowstone Wagon Road
and Prospecting Expedition:
S1E:-Nessrs. Bradley and Evarts
arrived here late last lag: evening with
private letters, and report as follows
Since the LIST inst. the Expedition
has constantly been attacked and har.
assed by Sioux-in bodies of from loo
to 1000. I regret to state that Mr.. q
Yates of Boulder was killed, and Bos
tick of Deer Lodge and Woodward Of
Gallatin slightly wounded.
the command reached tho near vi
cinity Of Tongue River, but on &C.
count of the constant Indian attacks
but little prospecting was done, and
the Expedition was obliged to retreat
When Bradley and -'~erts left on the
Goth it. was near Pryor's Zap, slowly
marching this way, probably out 81
danger and all we'll. The stock was
run down, feeding having been almost
impossible; the horses had suffered
greatly from epizootic; the roads were
very muddy, and the rain had fallen
in torrents. Bradley and Everts re-
port rich prospects on Big Horn,
Tongue River, etc.
During the trip some twenty horses
were lost, but reprisals restored the
complement. In no attack, however,
were the Indians successful, and many
Sioux and horses were killed.
Mr.. Quivey writes to Mr.. Story ell.
dorsing the foregoing except that, Sc
far as gold is concerned, he merely
states that erich mines exist in the
Big Horn mountains south of the Big
Horn-that the first fight occurred
near the mouth of the Rose Bud, and
that Vernon abandoned the command
twenty five miles above Pompey's Pill
lar"
Rouse. Wilson, Roe, Heinze and two
others are no~ on. the way to Boze-
man and will probably reach us by to-
morrow.
Everts asserts that the co untry is
rich and that 800 men can hold the
country without trouble.
While the Committee must admit
the unfortunate present result of the
movement, it by no means despairs Of
the ultimate success of the attempt to
open the lower country. A full history
of the events of the march will be
made you Immediately upon the re.
ception of the report Of the Council.
For the Committee,
J. V. BOGERT,
Secretary and Treasurer,
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HALL OF WESTERN STAR LODGE !
No. 4. /. o. O. F.. !
BOHEMIAN. NJ. T.. April 9th. 1874. !


BOHEMIAN, NJ. T., April 9th, 1874
WHEREAS, It has pleased the Grand Sire Of
the Universe to remove from our midst, sud-
denly by the hands of death, brother Job E.
Harvey of Western Star Lodge, No. 4, I. O.
o. F.,s
WHEREAS, 1t Is the desire Of this Lodge to
give expression to its sorrow at this loss sus-
tained,; Therefore. be 1t
Resolved, That In the death Of Brother Job
E. Harvey we have lost kind and loving
Brother and this Lodge an efficient member.
Resolped, That we deeply sympathize with
the sons and aged father our deceased Brother
aud tender to them that consolation that the
world can neither give nor take away.
Resolrsd. That this Lodge tender our CRATE.
full thaiks to Montana Lodge No. l, LOOT.
OF Helena, for performing tho last rites Of
respect to our deceased Brother.
Rssotved, That copy Of these Resolutions
be forwarded to the family OF our deceased
Brother, and spread upon the records Of this
Lodge; also copy be furnished the AvANT
C0URIER aud Helena Herald for publication.
In L. sud T.,
A. D. MCPHERSON,
ARCH GRAHAM. Com'tee.
JULIUS BASlNSKI,
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Fairvtew Grange.

This Grange was was organized by W. O
p. Hays, Of Keystone Grange, on the sd o.
March, 1874; the following officers were
chosen:
Master-P. D. McCameron.
Overseer-Th0s. Garlic.
Lecturer-N. NJ. Farnam. a
Steward-Wash Harris.
Assistant StewardJohn Silverthorn.
Chaplain-Chas. Greenfield.
Treasurer-G. w. krattcer.
Gate-Reeper-S. Powers,
Ceres-Mrs. Montiville.
Pomona, Miss Henrietta Krattcer.
Fl0ra-Mrs. Powers.
Lady Assistant Steward-Mrs. Davis.
JAMES CUMMINGS,
Secretary.
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The military authorities intcrfercd with
the Bismarck expedition 10 the Black Hills,
and therefore they could not leave. We re-
gard this act Of preventing peaceab'e parties
from prospecting the country as an arbitrary
exercise of power, and not authorized by any
law that we know Of. The boys of the Vel
low stone expedition are out Of the reach OF
such deSDOtiSm.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-05-01

THE Board Of County Commissioners met
last Monday. The special business was the
letting OF the contract for Keeping the Poor
for the next twelve months. There were
bids in from DR.. Hunter and Judge Byam
The Board was not satisfied with the propos.
ais, and therefore made no contract.
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MAJOR MILLER has taken trip over to the
jefferson. 1t is the first time that we have
heard that the Major was out Of town in a
twelve month. We suppose he has no fears
that the town will burn up in his ABSENCE
A. ID. Mcpherson, we presume, has charge
u uQzeman in the absence of the Major.
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The fine weather is bringing the ladies' cut
and we are delighted to behold them once
again. Shopping is the principal occupation
in which they are engaged. The difficulty,
however, is that the stocks Of merchants have
run low, that even calico is scarce.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-05-01

Mosr of our citizens have cleaned up their
back yards and removed tile debris that had
accumulated. and we hust the good work
will 20 on in all parts of Bozoman- It. goes
a long ways Ia lcssening Doctors bills to
keep place in good sanitary condition.
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ATTENTION, EVERYBODY,
In order to make room for our Spring Stock, "
have made great
REDUCTION IN PRICES .
on our entire stock OF
Dry Goods and Clothing,
which must be sold at all hazards.
!n,us1w,Ye, d .Spe,2sxg,

Ihc :acleMcncy of the weather on last
Ssovath prevented the Adobetown racing
rom coming of. Tomorrow, Sunday, the
running cakes place eff the sun shines.''
We find the a5cvc in last weeks Madisoni-
an. From what Deyarmon told us when
over here lately, we thought the late revival
of religion had done the whole surroundings
Of Virginia good deal of good. Itappears
the folks about Adobctown were not cmbrac-
ed. We think that there is enoughltine in
six days of each week in which to run horse
races, without desecrating the Sabbath. We
think the Catholic Father now il Virginia
does not exercise as great an influence over
his flock as his predecessors did.
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HELENA. n. IT, April 3. i6i,
GEORGE L. DUKE, whose ...o.t o1a.s Id.
G dress u wi@|pw. Cretk. G..,siin couS SS n.
4: has TIN: dsy led hi: aps Iiossion TO- en:sr -
NORTHWEST quartz. Of sc.eae.st quarter. ana south
half Of a. AFTER, and northeast quarter q
northeast cIuartex Of section 3 in townsnip No.
nofsss. .Anxe 20. west, which land IL suspentlsd
frcsc entry. Notice i, hereby given that hearing
BE- had q this oice ct ~ O'Clock .. m, IN the
18th day Of May, A: d. 1874 TO Determine - % the
and testimony TO be used upon said hearing will
be taken before II. Hanley, Notary Public ct his
lSlh day Of May, a. ID. ls7l. 1t 10 O'Clock :. m.
Il - alleged there ara NO known miness. nor
miains improvements o. claims upon eaid land.
apeS-tW w. =. CHILD RadoeU.
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The Sidewalk Contract

The contract for building the sidewalk
and crossings to the NJ. E. Church was given
to w. Fl. Tracy, be being the successful bid
der. The building of the foot-bridge was
awardeded to Bill Sanders. but he fail.
Ing to identify it has been given to Mr.. Matl,-
ews, the next lowest bidder Material is be-
ing sawed and placed on the ground and
work will be commenced without unncces-
sary delay.
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FISHING is very good now in tue different
streams. Most OF our anglers are fitting up
poles and reels preparatory to an onsault up
on the tinny tribe. Judge Langhornc caught
81 fine trout near Meadows mill one day
this week. On West Gallatin many trout
are now bcin O callylit.
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FAT SAMUEL HAMILTON has been in town
this week and captured all the onion sets.
We saw linn in close cor ference with our
friend IS Valley Farmer" but that does not
deter him for he is going his pile on big
crop of onions.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-05-01

W.O. z. HAYS, OF Rccce Creek, was in
town this week, looking much more cheerful
since grain has advanced.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-05-01

UrHAM and Giddings, found guilty Of de-
frauding the Government at the recent term
Of the District Court III Deer Lodge county,
failed to obtain a new trial and were SEN
fenced on the 28tl. ult. to one years impris-
OnmcIt and fine Of $1,000 each.
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Col. BLACKS wagons are being drawn out
OF the corrall to Judge Annis, blacksmith's
shop In order to be repaired and fitted up foF
work. The Colonel has very large OK
train and 1t will soon be on the road.
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julius RAs1HsKIl returned from Helena.
and looks 4 much l. o:er man since has
visited his sweetheart.
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NOTICC 10 hereby given that letters testanca-
~ ta,y Aaye been Ersnssd the andsrslkns1 ~
1874 10 execcte the last will and testament Of Seth
5. Hakse. deceased. All Persons having claims
ASanst said estaes must exhibit them tcr allowances
preclud ed from any beredt Of such estate; and u
such iais BE- NOT exhih, tied within two ysars FROM
Tho dlo Of the letters they will be forever barred
snl7-SW HIRAM H. STONE, Executor.
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REV. Il. G. 1LrFF will conduct religious Ser
svicc at the Good Templars' Hall Sunday
morning and evening. Evening subject
| 4" Temperancc Reformation
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WI TRACY was the successful bidder tor
building the sidewalks to the new Church,
and We anticipate that the work will he well
done.
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D. II. WESTON, formerly boot and shoe
merch Int, arrived in Bozeman Oh Wednes.
day last. This is his first visit to the place
and he expresses himself highly. pleased with
the town and surrounding country.
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Grand Concert

y Grand Concert
At williams & Murray's Palatial Billiard
Rooms. The music will b. furnished at low
rates. The instruments will be the cue: ball
and table, Duets and Quartetts with selec-
tons from the opera Of Pool will constitute
the programme. Who plays first?
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T.. w. HOFFMAN has gone over to the Vel
lowstcnc on fishing excursion for few days.
We trust he will catch lots of trout and re-
member the printer when he returns.
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THERE arc lots OF Helena merchants and
Spectators over. They have come to attend
the sale to-day of boots and shoes at Fort
Ellis. We are glad to sec them IN our midst.
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w. G. LoeENsTElN

w. G. Io1ENSTElN,
Main street, HELENA,
Harness, Saddles, Brides, etc.
GENUINE CONCORD HARNESS.
b0 Highest price paid for Hides, Furs,
Pelts, etc.
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JuD3E Mcguire has been busy this week
Yying some assault and battery cases. Fines
rave been assessed, and the guilty required
TO fork over tile currency.
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JoE HOLMAN is back again in Bozeman,
and the boys are happy. They manage to
get Joe in Tor tho cigars every pop since he
has returned.
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The COURIER circuiates all over the Terri
tory. and everybody reads II. Therefore it
is most excellent advertising medium.
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II you want watch repaired or clock to
run we'll, 20 to Lea Marston's Jewclry Store
on Main street, nearly opposite the Bank.
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AMPLE preparations are being made for the
season at the Mammoth Hot Springs by the
proprictors, and we understand good accom-
modations will be provided for all visitors to
this famous and delightful summer resort.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-05-01

The BEST PLACE IN BOHEMIAN to spend a
social hour is Williams & Mnrray's magnif-
cent Billiard Hall, where none but the best
liquors are manipulated, and urbanity and
politeness reigns supreme.
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NOTICE,

All persons indebted to the Drug Store of W. W .
Morris IN Bozeman are hereby notified to come for.
ward Immediately and settle.
8. LANcuORNE.
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CATTLE and mules are advancing in all
parts Of The Territory. Mules are quite
scarcc and meet with ready sale.
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w. F REDIcK, Of Cherry Creek, came in +"
I,ozcman on Tuesday. lie speaks very favor
ably OF the richness Of the quartz ia that Sec
tiOn.
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THE American Sardine Co.'s BOneless Sar-
dimes, are much better. and less than half the
cost of imported SardinCs.
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LAST week we had reported account Of
the death Of Job f. Harvey. near Helena. 1t
turns out it was true. 10 those who knew
Mr.. Harvey this news will be source Of
deep and sincerse regret, for he was very
worthy good man. He died of heart disease.
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Tue AvANr COURIER, for ono year, and Inc
Lee Monument Portrait Picture will be iur'
NlShcd 20 subscribers for 50 cash.
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A GOOD deal of corn will be planted this
season by our farmers. Watermelon seeds
have, also, been pretty literally purchased.
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Notice to Adminlslrators. :

A regular term Of the Probate Court of
Galiatin County, for the transaction OF Pro-
bate business. will be opened at Bozemau
Monday, May 4th, 1874. Delinquents will be
served by the Sheriff with citations.
II. N. MAGUIRE, Probate Judge.
B0zeman, May LIST, 1874.
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70 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

The party who borrowed. or took without leave,
Wagon will oblige by returning 1t Immediately.
ANY parties who have borrowed and are using, or
have IN their possession any property connected with
property of his, will return sue Immediately.
Any Information given to the undersigned that
will lead to the recovery of any such borrowed,
appropriately ithont-leaye property will be glad
~ received and rev arded.
d. A. MCPHERSON.
Agent for Col. l.. NJ. Black.
Bozeman. NJ. T.. May l, lS74.
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VyLgxA is the best market in the Territory
for nour and grain. The cash can be obtain
ed there for almost anything offered for sale.
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TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES
Division OF National Banks.

TREASURY OF THE UNITED STArEs,)
Division OF National Banks,
WASHINGTON. D. e., April 8, 1874.
1t is hereby certified that the First National
Bank Of Bozeman. Montana Territory, a
Banking Association organized under the
Act ITO provide National Currency, Sc.
cured by pledge OF United States Bonds,
and to provide for the circulation and redemp-
ton thereof" approved June 3, 1864, having
complied with the requirements Of section
40 of said Act, and With the regulations OF
this Department made in pursuance thereof
has this day been designated as a Depository
of Public Moneys, except receipts from Gus
toms, and by virtue Of such designation will
also be employed as Financial Agent Of the
Government. Securities $4,000.
F. E. SPINNER,
Treasurer United States.
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30. wad snme pow'r the 81 ftie gie US

So wrote the celebrated Robert Burns in
the seventeenth century. An opportunity Is
now offered, as Gecr's Portable Photograph
Gallery has arrived in Bozeman. but re,nen,-
Der it will remain short time only.
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TnE health OF jIOzeman IS excellent, and
the Doctors arc having plenty Of leisure.