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GIG A r S,
OF EVERY BRAND.
At Greatly Reduced Prices !
Try 'em-l BAsINSKI. TRY 'em.

Twelve-year-old jeremiah intendeded
going to the spelling class tonight, but
he has given up the notion. Yesterday
morning at the breakfast table, this con-
versation transpired between the name
sake of the prophet and the head Of the
house:
"Jerry, don't eat 90 fast take resting
spel:. and hand me the mustard"
"Yes, sir; mustard" yelled and
spelled the younster.
Jeremiah, what do you mean! Pas
the mustard, instanter!"
"Oh, that's an easy one-i-ns-t-a-n-te-r.
Give me Q hard one?"
Jeremiah Higgins, what does this con
duct betokep! Are you becoming delirs
ous!"
"Now, you've struck me where I'm q
home-d-e.l.i-r-0-u-s
s.You Jeremiah Higgins Jones, pass
mo the mustard Immediately. or I will
administer on your person . severe casti
CATION"
"Hoop.la, dadi now you suit me-oss-t
Oh! jimmy, dad! O! Obi whoop!''
No; Jerry can't 60 to the spelling clas'
tonight; he feels sore over his last st
tempt
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The Sixteen-Mile Silver Mines.

The S1Xteen-M1le Silver Mines.
Work continues on the new shaft OF
the Homestake. with still improving pros
poets. A. Lamme & 90. Tor Messrs.
Mendenhall and Harlowe of that firm)
have purchased interests IN the mine--the
company now being composed of Gum,
Mendenhall. Black, Bogert, Harlowe and
Mcguire. The property embraces fifteen
hundred feet, and the vein has been proved
continuous for that extent We are told
that that the town members of the Com.
pany, besides MI. Essler and others, will
soon make visit 10 Sixteen-Mile district.
Arrangements are being made for the i'm
mediate shipment of several tons of ore
to Chicago. Should these mines prove q
rich and extensive as is generally believed
their importance cannot be over-estimated.
They are more available to the capital
centres of the world to-day than the lead
mines of Illinois and Wisconsin were in
1882. The next three months will proba
IDLY settle the question Of their richness
and extent,
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River and Rollrood News.
From the Independent.
FROM OMAHA.

We have been permitted to extract the
following items from private letter from
G. G. Housed & Co., dated Omaha, April &
The Nellie Peck was 1t Sioux City on
the 10th.
There b quite jam here 1t present. ow-
ing to the break in the Union Pacific Raul
road.
The steamer Benton passed up yester-
day, with $40 tons Of freight.
The river here Is IL feet above low water;
raised four feet today.
There are about 5000 West-bouDd emil
grants here waiting transportation.
The steamer c. G. Mead is expected TO-
morrow"
FROM coRINNE.
CoRINxE. April 81. 1875.
To the Editor of the Independent:
We received the following from Mr.
Ewell, Agent of the q. P. r. r., at o.
den:
We expect to put freight running BY
saturday or Sunday. May LIST or ID.
Yours, JNO. MCCORMICK.
IRON BISMARCK.
The steamer Josephine left Bismarck
for Carroll on the 10th of April
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Personal.

Gen. Clapp was in town this week. His
wards are quiet and happy At the Agency.
Thomas r. Edwards. Esq, returned
Tuesday evening from . business trip to
Virginia City.
Lieut.. Doane arrived from the States
last Friday and Yves looking exceediugly
we'll.
Messrs. Hoppy, Williams, Chas. Fisher,
Pierre Chen and Others from the Yellow.
stone were in town last week.
Register Willett with his three months
leave of absence departed for California
on Monday. He proposes to take . skip
around the eastern States before returning.
Matt Black and Major Pcase came in
from Cherry creek on Wednesday evening
They narrowly escaped duckiDg BY get
ting in just before the rain commenced
pouring down.
Mr.. Philo, Of the Crow Agency, who
has been in town the past ten days await
ing the arrival of his wife from the East,
was relieved of his anxiety and suspense
Tuesday evening Ly the arrival of that
|estimable lady on the Virginia coach.
We had pleasant call from Mr.. Fox,
of the Yellowstone. He tells US that the
Indians supposed to be the Sioux were in
considerable force below Hunters Springs.
He states that is simply report and no
credcnce should be attached to it until
further news comes.
In few days Mr.. Ward and family will
leave this county for Southern California
Mr.. Ward was one of the first settlers IN
the Callatin valley, and has been good
citizen. We wish him and his family
health, prosperity and happiness in their
new home.
Our worthy friend, Hon. Jno. N. Sween-
ley, of the firm of T. G. Power & Co.,
dealers in agricultural implements, &C.,
at Helena, is now on his semi-annual visit
to Gsllatin county. Mr.. Sweeney enjoys
q good patronage from this county, which
he has secured by giving low rates and
easy terms to purchasers. We have al
ways found him liberal and just in his
dealings.
We regret to announce the breaking up
for the summer Of one of our best and most
sociable families, and tho early departure
of the lady members, Mrs. w. II. Tracey
and her sister, Miss Bessey. for the East.
They will 60 down the river. These Ia
dies have contributed largely toward max.
ing up the pleasant society, and their aD.
sence even for short time will be serious
" felt. Mr.. Tracey, in the meantime,
will probably visit California. Col. R. F.
May and his interesting family will occu.
|py the pleasant residence of Mr.. Tracey
during the absence of the latter's family.
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Norwegian 0ulch.

Our fellow citizen. 1r. W. L. Perkins,
. in from Norwegian, and reports the big
ditch approaching completion. Hsthinks
It win b ready for the water b. about
tho LIT Of Juns. Il viii hsve thscapsctty
70 supply water Tor largsaEsa q ground.
and there ere unquestionsbly the most e.
tensiys and valuable placer mines = Nor
weG,an that remain undsveloped u The
The diaacslty heretofore y
The successfnl working OF thsss mines has
beea lack Of wet&s, which has ben
ovsrcous By ths Bossman Company coa-
mammoth ditch. tapping Wal
Iov crask . distance e about avs miIe1
from he minsA Besides IL valsabse
mining intasestsof ~ Doasnas Oonpany
IN Norweg,an 0sloh, - Ssv0as -
he diich Win ~ - isooaal6eahls a.cs:!
: - Company vim - ~ = snegsy =
denands foe WaAsR. Ovee - - go
80 q hsclaine = ~ eenpaeys
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The Grave Of Comstock.
The grave Of Comstock, the famous dis.
coverer of the great ledge in the State Of
Nevada which bears his name-fr0m
which over three hundred millions of dol
lars haYe already been extracted, and in
which another three hundred millions is
said to be lin sight"-the grave of this
great and now historic miner is in neg.
lected spot in the D,zeman cemetery, and
unmarked by even . head-board. What
say the owners of the great bon1nzas to
this? From the millions at their ready
command would it not be well for them
to contribute a few thousand to place q
commemorative stone over the renowned
prospector's mortal remains?
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Murder near Helena.

Murder near Helena.
We learn by the Helena papers that on
the Ind Of May parties from Ten Mile
came in and gave information that cold
blooded murder had been committed in
that vicinity. Sheriff Bullock and other
officers started out. and when arriving ct
the kiln on Ten Mile. found and recog-
nized the remains as those OF Franz Warl.
A small wound about . half inch deep
was on the top OF bis head. his neck bro
ken and his hands tied behind his back
with . rope; around his neck was found
. narrow leather strap with sliding
moose.
1t is supposed that he was killed for
his money. having been known to have
several thousand dollars. One man hal
been arrested on suspicion.
rhe murdered man was an industrious
and peaceable man, and numbered aE.onQ
his friend some Of the best citizens ol
Helena.
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o S B o + n
Il now ready to take
PH0T0GRAP
The Indian Case Again.

The Indian Case Again.
In our report last week Of the cxamina-
ton of Barnack Dempsey, charged
with stealing mare and colt from J. NJ
Cashier, We should have said that the
ownership Of the property was only Incl.
dsntally involved-was only considered as
an element OF evidence in deciding on
the probability of the commission Of the
crime. The committing Magistrates du-
ty ended when he passed on the question
of criminal probability, and no order was
made regarding the property, one way OF
the other. it not being his duty to follow
and sdjudicate present possession after
discharging the prisoner. But Mr.. Cast
mel having taken possession Of his proper
ty, the Indian has not disputed his posses
sion, and no trial Of right Of property
is expected.
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The Family Sewing Machine.
The invention of the Wilson Shuttle
Sewing Machine exerts IN influence over
domestic comfort unequalled BY any in
yention of the last hundred years. Az
an economical arrangement II enables one
person to do the work of ten in superior
manner, and with unspeaksbly more COM
fort.
Machines will be delivered at any Rail
road Station in this county, free Of trans
portation charges, # ordered through the
Company's Branch House at 60 North
Fourth street, 81 Louis, Mo.
They send a elegant catalogue and
chrome circular, free on application.
This Company want . few more good
agents.
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Appointments.

|.he appointments of Rev. S. ]. Catlin
! as follows:
hozcman circmt-At Gillespie's School
Dse, May 18th and 10th. ,,.
sllatin City circuit AT Gallatin City,
y c2d and 23d.
diamond City and Radersburg circuit
|Deep Creek, May Goth and 3Oth.
elena Station-June 5th and 9Th.
fhe District Conference will convene 81
ID Creek, Thursday. May 9th, at 8
hook q. m. Rev. w. Harris will preach
the preceding evening. Rev. L. B.
heller will be his alternate. The preach
and delegates will please come pre-
ed to spend the Sabbath. This the,
| conveniently do as it is fifth Sunday
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS
OSBORN'S DRUG STORE,
At State Priceel

DuR friend Babcock Is enclosing his
kdsome private residence and about
acre OF ground with . good. substan'
! fence. He is also cuttivating q gar
\. which he intends shall eclipse every
ng of the kind In the community.
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LETTER FROM OGDEN.
oh Dry" o. his Way East


OeDxx, UTAH, April 81, 1873.
EDITOR CouRIHa:
The last time I wrote you was at Calf
ney, thirty miles from Virginia, in the
lower end Of the Stkinkingwater valley,
and gay burg it ID. It sports two O.
looms and water ditch, and aspires To-
the capitalshIp Of Madison. and If they
cannot get it, thcy are going to try to or
ganize . new county from parts of Hadi-
son. Beaver Head and Jeffesson counties.
Gilmer & Salisbury contemplate NOV
ing part of their line and connect with the
narrow guage railroad at franklin instead
of Corinne a. at present. rhc marrow
|guage moves al stations. etc.. without
cost to the stage company, 80 I aminform
led, and Corinne has commenced to make
faces at Franklin, and feels as bad abou,
it as Virginia City did when she felt thu
Capital slipping from her grasp.
This place is very dull. / saw . man
|sell to . hotel $1.93 worth of potatoes.
and the man went home to get the two
cents in change. which looked like clost
trading to Montanian. Flour 10 retail
ling at from s. 50 to "a 90, oats, 81 to
81 50. ! have been boarding around q
from twenty-five cents to one dollar pei
meal The town u over,un with people,
on account of the break in the road east.
There never has been such . stream of
emigration to California as at present
There has been 90 far about 5000 or u,
900 paseed West, and there are as many
more at Omaha and between here and
there There are about twenty car loads
|of emigrants on their way back, without q
|cent, and the railroad officials are issuing
daily meal tickets to four or five hundred
free. When it comes to giving tickets,
there is terrible rush, many climbing
over others to obtain their tickets first.
This morning the train was advertised te
start. and all got ready. and, after abou,
two hours spent ir buying lunch, taking
q farewell drink, tasting of each others
mouths. ETC.. the Superintendent wrote or
the bulletin board
mo Trains will Leave To-Day"
And such . cussing round was neyel
tefore done in this land of Saints. Train.
are advertised to leave tomorrow. Thi.
rs a dampner on Montana freights.
don't think there will be any through
freight inside of twenty days, as the agen
said o-night that we would have to trans
fer with teams at Green river about fou
miles The merchants here are dom,
their share of pet talk.
I did not meet over twenty-five emf
grants going to Montana. l met one fel
low and thought he was you, and said +
him: "Come, Captain, let's takea drink |.
he refused, and I at once saw my mis-
take. Yours, for the (W)right,
i OLD DRY.
1
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Born.
PoNsFonD-In Bozeman, April 30th, to
wife of J. w. Ponsford, son.
Jim has been whistling ever since, and
to say that he Is proud Of the heir Of the
house of Ponsford would be bu: half tell
ing it. He feels Is happy Is stage horse
turned into . clover field.
the wife of Mr.. John
Seymour, on Middle Greek, Gallatin
county, NJ T., on the 18th OF April,
1876, daughter.
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- Brevities.
A special meeting Of the Grange Coun-
ell was held here last Saturday,
The snow is rapidly leaving the hill
sides of the mountains, and soon summer
will be on %.
]. w. Crowell and family left for Hele-
M on Monday last, where they propose
remaining till October.
The erass-the beautiful green grass il
springing up oil around, furnishing de.
light to man and beast.
D. E. Rouse and family left last Satur-
dry for Norwegian gulch, where nearly
half of Bozeman is now ct work.
We publish letter this week from Eu.
rope and one from Africa The letter R
Is the one alluded to, it being from both.
Amt it funny!
The Mountain Crows will soon prepare
to leave the Agency for their jsunt below.
The River Crows are expected to be in
soon for their annuIties.
The Reece Greek farmers, although
having thousands 81 bushels of last years
crop on hand, are putting in big crops o:
grain. They must think there is going
to be seven years. famine As Of old.
The farmers have been busy during the
past week putting in grain. the weather
having been very favorable. The destruc
ton Of large amount of winter wheat
caused the sowing of more spring wheat
than would have been done otherwise.
With favorable season the crops will be
Is large - In 1873.
Gentle showers of rain have descended
upon Us lately, and last Saturday night i,
was almost . stani-of between the snow
and rain, but the sun came out, the snow
smiled and in . melted mood went with
Its sister rain.
8. r. Shankland. formerly of the Grow
Agency, writes to friend here that he Il
in Sioux City and will join Gordon's out
fit to the Black Hills. Shank says tn,
excitement is still unabating and that tn.
Emigration from Sioux City to the goli
fields will be immense.
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~ When . smoker hears the magic
IDS, "Bock," "Key West" and LA
Ia" mentioned he knows, down deep
his heart, that those Cigars are zenu-
= 2c-carat articles, AMI he inwardly
Inks their great architect. For sale by
F. MAY.
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The trial of George Town for selling
horses belonging to Crow Indians came
off before Hon. H. n. Mcguire, U. s.
Commissioner, and Town was acquitted.
It seems that he purchased three horses
from the Bannacks which they must have
stolen from the Crows. George is out
quite an amount ON this speculation, and
IN the future will 60 slow on buying
horses from any Indians. Some of our
best men were on his bonds and
Town desires to return thanks to them
and also to certain parties on the Yellow
stone who 40 kindly came to his relief
pecuniarily.
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local Matters.
Religious.

lev. W. s. Simpson will preach at Up
| West Gallatin School House on Sun
morning at II o'clock, and in the
Ives settlement, on Middle creek, q
p. m.
lev. T. C. Tiff will preach in the n. +
rich SUNDAY. morning and evening.
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MORE NEW GOODS RECEIV
ED BY ELLIS 4 DAVIS.

Among the numerous articles just receiv
ed, we have tull line of Men and Boys
boots, Ladies, Misses and Children's
Shoes of all styles and quality, which we
offer at lower prices than ever was Sold
Please call and satisfy yourselves, or send
per order.
TTTI0 q, nAuT0
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n.y. The voce of the Cheviot and White
khirt; the whisper of the Tie, the Bow
he handkerchief: the melody of the
Endershirt, Drawers, Overalls, Jumpers,
kc., &C., il now heard at the store OF X.
=. MAY, successor to Holman. Money
Will buy these goods cheap.
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might

BAsINsKI he's struck the Key nose OF
success In business-a liberal and judici.
Gus system ofadvertising, and further BY
keeping In stock Arst.class goods. Be
sides liberal local patronage to ths Hell
ens and Boseman papers, n. Besinski
has recently had printed in tho East On
illustrated comic paper, in which hia
goods are prominently advertised. and haa
also issued for gratuitous circulaatos NJ
teen dollar greenbacks. On which the STAT
and county of Bozeman figure compton
Ously.
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| From . private letter from VIM. A
Davis we learn that times are lively at the
Yellowstone c crossing. The trsppers are
coming in, and they haye done well dur
ing their winters sojourn below. Mutton,
Sweeney, and Ben Walker are among the
arrivals. and Others arc coming In daily.
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Lyceunn.

he question: "Does not the Pulpit
nd greater opportunities sor eloquence
y the Bar ?" was debated on last Mon.
night. Decision in favor of the al
native. Ills the Bachelor happier than
Married man ?" will be the question
Enext SATURDAY. nights debate.
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Two Frenchmen were trying the other
Jay which of the two was the stronger
then It came to pulling fingera. d..
Monroe bandaged . finger Of one Of them,
Ind remarked, that he was of the opinion
hat his patient was tho weaker OF the
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The Brewery Saloon.
This popular resort has been re-opened
by NJ. Mounts, and will be found first
class in every particular-the place where
good Liquors, Wines, Cigars, etc., are
are to found. Call around, gentlemen.
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lpnng, sprsng. beautiful sprung!
(he wild-winged warblers are wapging .
wung,
Ind soft south breezes are brazing . broze.
That thavs nm the ice with . remarkable
fhOZe.
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f. And now comes II. F. MAY. and
the best makes of Virginia Plug To-
% BY the single pound at less than the
aent New York wholesale price,
(ouch on hand to last all this year.
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Hol for the Spell.

N next Friday evening, in Library
there will be spelling match. AS
is the first to be had in Bozeman we
I to zee a good attendance. No I'D
lance will be charged. All that is re-
led il a knowledge of Noah Webster.
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Rich & Wilson's train returned from
Elena Friday, and on Monday 1t rolled
III for COrinne. TIE mules were in ex'
Illent condition, and we expect the train
make the quickest trip on record.
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Parties ere coming in daily from differ
ant PARTS Of the Territory for the purpose
Of Joining the Expedition. The members
ara saueuine and we are certain that the
Expeditioa win start out soon. Several
ara reported q being On the Yellowstone
avaitine the Irst wagons ct the agreed
upoa rGadessoass What The Expedition
vanIs Il for persons thinking OF joining,
% make Il manifest b. getting ready q
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In. GEORGE BUDD, we understand, IS
" the accommodating host OF the CAL
lin CITY Hotel, Mr.. Culver having
bened hotel at Radersburg. Mr.. Budd
kl no doubt keep an excellen. house.
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Y - ale q mules and other Govern
msut property at Fort Etlis, which WA
advartised to come on On the 3Oth q
AMI, was psslpousd ~ ~ lsoh0 Nay,
% witch day TIE sals win positively tran.
aniro.
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Married.

MoRaAN-WILcox-In Virginia city, 1t
the residence of Mr.. VIM. Wilcox, on
April 10Th, 1875, ~ Rev. A. F. Riggin,
Frank Morgan to MISS Elizabeth VIII
cox, formerly of Canada West.
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BOZenan's Grave.

The remains of the pioneer, frontiers
man and pathfinder, John Bozeman, rest
in our cemetery. His grave is in . dilapi-
dated condition, and it Is areproach to the
citizens Of the town which bears his name
that no suitable monument is erected to
the memory of one whose name will al
ways live in the history of the Rocky
Mountains. Some of our friends long ago
expressed . willingness to contribute to
wards erecting monument to Bozeman.
Let us 60 to work in this matter! It is not
necessary that . few should be At the en-
tire expense; 80 therefore let every citizen
contribute his mite. Who will move in
the matter-who has any suggestions to
offer?
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We are glad to see that many OF our
citizens are planting shade trees in front
of their residences. Walter Cooper has
set out large number in his spacious lot.
What adds more to the beauty and value
of property than nicely growing trees?
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Travel on the coaches h becoming noCe
lively. We anticipate ssapad is0eass
Vptll tue close Of the warn Oeao0s,
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The grass is spr;nging fresh and green &,
! nature is lovely as q fairy's dream.
be plow boys whistle sounds sharp and
lar, and the notes Of industry rise tai
I'd near, bidding US all to be Of good
iecr-and the Courier but IS per annum
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love it, l love It, and who sLsl! dare
TO chide me for loving mine lager beer!
Go to GUYS and you'll find II there
Drink, and your dropping spirits cheer
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Rover's sketches from Europe, now be.
ing published IN the Madisonian, are, If
We are any judge Of those things, really
splendid descriptive articles.
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Suicide or James Smile.

Suicide Of James Smile.
MIR. Smile who ives sent 20 tho Insane
Asylum at Helena, on the 9th of last
committed suicide on the day of
his arrival by hanging himself with .
towe, to . window grating The deceased
was formerly resident of Virginia city,
and was about thirty-three years Of age.
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COL r. F. May, successor OF Holman,
Y introduced Q new line in his trade,
y one IN which is quite familiar-that
eentlemen's furnishing goods. Read
klocal notices.