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The New York herald., 1875-11-26
ENGLAND.

SIXTEEN LIVES LOST DURING A SEVERE GALE
EXCITEMENT ON 'cHANGE-THE TURKo-
EGYPTIAN oUEsTIoN--sTocK OF BULLION IN
THE BANK.
LONDON, Nov. 25, 1875.
There has been heavy and disastrous gale of the
coast Of Ffeshire. Some fishing boats lost
Sixteen fishermen known TO have been drowned
and fourteen missing
EXCITING RUMoRs ON 'cHASGE-THE STOCK MARKKT
PRESSED WAR
The Evening Globe says:-Our stock market has
been greatly prejudced by which was circu-
lated day that Parliament will be summoned TO con-
slider the Eastern question: particularly with reference
TO Egypt We have been able to learn that the rumor
was unfounded.
The Ere,sin0 Standard In it's financial column says
The market closed dull has been circulated
shat British feet has been ordered the Mediter-
Ranean Sea.
THE CHANGE REPORTS CONCERNING INTERVIEW
TIoN IN THE EAST NOT CoNFIRMED.
LONDON NOV. 25-Midnight
So far diligont inquiry has failed to find any con-
nrmation whatever Of the report that Parliament was
70 be called together to consider the Eastern question
BULLION FROM THE uANx
fhe bullion in both departments of the Bank OF Eng
land has decreased f12s during week. The pro-
portion of to liability which
has risen to 4SA. To-day there has been a still
further withdrawal of bullion balance OF about
900
A BANK SUSPENDED WITH HEAVY LIABILITIES.
LONDON, Nov. rs 1875
The Mercantile Bank of Leeds has suspended. Its
liabilities estimated at $3.50 600
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A NEW INDIAN FRAUD.

ENoCH HoAG TO BE DISMISSED BY THE INDIAN
BUREAU RASCAILY ndPoSITIoNS ON THE
PoTAwAToMuEs.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 25, 1875.
A special despatch TO the Globe Democrat from
Topeka Kansas says
Adviccs received here to-day from Washington state
that Enoch hoag, Superintendent of this Indian Super
ntendency and Agent Gibson OF the osagos are both
to be removed. II is charged here good authority
that ring Of spectators has been systematically de-
frauding the Potawaiomie Indians who until recently
occupied a reservation Topeka The principal
charge that certain members of the tribe living
the Indian Territory we're represented being dead
and their estates administered upon the pro-
ceeds pocketed by the ring The realized by the
scheme is estimated at 500 600
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SAVOY AND ITALY.

THE FRANco-IranfAN PROVINCE MOVING FOR
REANNExATios 70 THE PARENT STATE.
PARIS, Nov. 25, 1875.
rumor is prevalent to the effect that
there is movement on foot among the peo-
pie Of Savoy having for its object separa-
tion from France and remuneration to Italy.
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MERCANTILE FAILURES.

BosToN Nov. 25, 1875.
Royal Gilkey & Co, extensive coal and lumber
dealers in watertown, Mass have failed with liabilities
estimated at $25oOO The failure caused by their
inability TO collect from large number OF master
builders and carpenters indebted to them.
MONTREAL. Nov. 25, 1875.
Baldwin Sleeper, Of the Coaticooke Mills Company,
have failed with liabilities between $40 900 and $50 600
One hundred skilled artisans and aborers thrown
out Of employment by their SUSPENSION
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF CANADA
MONTREAL. Nov. %, 1873.

MONTREAL. Nov %, 1879
To-day Judge Beaudry dismissed Rev. Gavin Langs
action 10 gain possession OF the Tcmporates Fund Of
the Presbyterian Church behalf or the Presbyterian
Church OF Canada in connection with the Church OF
Scotland The ruling applies TO the action
aoainst The widows and Orphans Fund
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THE WHISKEY TRIALS.

MINIATURES, Wis, Nov. 25, 1875
The jury in the case OF wirth Kiewert, distilers
returned a verdict this morning Of not guilty az to
Wirh as to Kiewert they could not agree and
discharged. MT Mckinney and Judge Dixon con-
Quoted the for the prosecution and n. s. Murphy
and George Goodwin for the defence
hoHer, the gaugeT, who was convicted several days
ago and who was awaiting sentence, under BAIL has
disappeared
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A PAPER MILL DAMAGED.

LOWELL, Mass, Nov 25, 1874
Last evening the rotary bleacher in C. .. Richmond
4 Co IS manila paper mill burst rom its position and
was thrown some distance through the walls Of the adj
Joining woolen factory OF Walker Go. The paper
mill was badly injured and portion Of IL will have 10
be rebuilt The total damage is estimated at 5000;
no insurance.
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FRANCE.

PROSECUTION OF THE PARIS PRESS RAD1cALIsr
REPORTS TO BE SUPPRESSED
PARIS Nov rs, 1875
The journals OF this city have been officially warned
that they will be prosecuted If they reproduce NJ de
Cassagnacs speech to the Bonapartsts of BelIevilc
Proceedings have already been taken against lie
Gaulofs and this evening lie Pays was seized.
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THE AMERICAN CENTENNIAL.

SEVEN THOUSAND SPANISH SUBJECTS TO FOR
WARD GOODS TO AMERICA
Madrid, Nov 25, 1878
The frlparcial states that 1000 persons in Spain,
Cuba and the Philippine Islands will send goods to the
philadelphia Exhibition.
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THE wELLAND CANAL.
TORONTO, Ont No,

TORONTO, Ont, Nov %, 1875.
The Welland Canal will close before the middle OF
December, unless very cold weather sets in.
Der of vessels have gone into winter quarters a. Port
Coborne,
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THE PULsIFER MURDER.
BosroS Nov Ok 1s-

BosroS Nov. 25 1875
William McCracken was arrested to-day on suspicion
OF being one OF the murderers OF Thomas r. Pulsiner
He Is said tcghave been in company with Kelly, who IL
now in Jail on the night OF the murder,
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SUICIDE or A SHERIFF.

ST. LOUIS Mo, Nov. 25, 1875.
Marx Harper, sheriff Of Hamilton county, H.,
mtted suicide at MacTeansboro yesterday by shooting
himself Financial embarrassment Is said to have been
khe ~ the
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A POLITICAL CLOUD.

But there is cloud still the political horizon.
SET adoat that If General Prado declared
President by the two houses of Congress he Will resign
his post after few weeks OF work and then the First
Vice President elected at the same time would sue
ceed TO the vacated chair Now the trouble seems to
be that the government is showing the cloyen hoof
Despite the studied neutrality demonstrated during the
electoral struggle IL seems clear that the administration
is taking every possible step toward securing the en-
We'd Vice Presidential chair for Senior de la Riva
Aguero, gentleman who formerly held the portfolio
OF Foreign Affairs under Mr. Pardo, and who naturally
would carry out the ideas political and financial OF has
chief to the utmost degree There is a strong oppos-
ton 10 Seor dc la Riva Aguero the prominent candi-
date on the other ticket being Don Buenaventura
Elguera AS Second Vice President Don Jose Fran
cisco Canevaro has the best chance.
COMMERCE CREDIT EUROPE.
The news from Europe respecting the sale OF two
millions OF Of guano TO the SocieL6 Generate OF
Paris and syndicate formed by that company is 80
encouraging that the 30th Of last month"; when the
telegram from the Commissioner received stating
cesf ni the Hebrew money brokers in this city were
loud their complaints the premium silver coin
fell instantly from 10 per cent 10 TO- The particulars
OF the transaction abroad have not yet to hand
but il appears certain that the government lose
heavily in the SALE sacrificing its guano at low rate in
order fully the large national indebtedness
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CHILL.

The only matter Of special interest from Chill Is the
account Of the Naval Court of Inquiry held at Val
paraso investigate the that led the collision
between the Pacific Mail Steamship Navigation Company's
steamer Cotopaxi and the Chiian steamer Bio-bio
The Court returned to the master second officer and
the chief engineer their certificates.
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THE BANK OF FRANCE.

PARIS, Nov. 25, 1875
The bullion In the Bank OF France increased 600
francs during the past week.
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A-FoR STYLISH AND ELEGANT HAT or
extra quality 20 direct To The manufactures,
ESPRNSgHEID. No. IIS Nassau street
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PERU,

LIMA, NOV. 3, 1870
Since my last despatch, detailing the troubles through
which passed during the elections for the Presi
dency, rather for the Presidential Electors affairs
have been very quiet From all quarters of the Re-
public we learn that the majority OF the votes
favor OF General Prado and that instead OF the con-
ficts and consequent loss OF life which were appre
hended, the contestants in nearly every section have
contented themselves with peaceable solution Of the
proh
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A RIPE DEVELOPMENT or A MAGNIFICENT IN
vention. The ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY 6S3 Broad
way supply ents all the Trusses used in this whole
country. Sold cheap.
The New York herald., 1875-11-26

GOLDEN HAIR--BARkER'S AURORA; HARM
SO West Twenty street. four doors from Broadway
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MEN WHO WISH vIGoR, FIRMNESS, ENERGY.
should a GRADUATED CHEST LUNG PROTECTOR
Sold by underwear dealers druggists BY mail 81 so
ISAAC A. SINGER Manufacturer, ga broadway.
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BUY THE BEST FURNITURE AT MODERATE
prices. HERTS co. Manufacturers,
Nos soe and sos Broadway opposite Eleventh street
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PouGHKREPsIE Nov. 25, 1875
The Hudson for distance Of nine miles south OF Al
bany was covered with thin ice this morning
The New York herald., 1875-11-26

J. H. sACKETTS MAGIC coLoRIS CHANGES THE
hair a natural brown black Barber's supply depot
LIZ Liberty street.
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SPLENDID VARIETY OF LADIES' FANCY FURS
and gentlemen's CoLLARs and Cugfs are displayed al
KNOXS stores, 2i2 Broadway 533 Broadway add IN the
Fifth Hotel Purchasers here have opportunity
to select the finest Furs at the reasonable prices
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A.-wlRE SIGNS, PATENT METALLIC FRAMES.
Engraved signs store ana Ofieo Painting.
UPIIAM 4 CO.. 25D Can al street.
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GRIFFITH BYRNE PRINTERS, lis AND 11s
Leonard Broadway, have tho fastest card
presses the world Get their prices your printing
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BEAUTIFUL AND NATURAL BROWN OR
black--BoSWELL WARMERS "CoLoEIFIc
HAIR" Depot, No 8 Dey street.
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ALL THROAT AND LUNG COMPLAINTS CURED
by using wsrARs BALsAm or WfLD CHERRY. Soc aud 81
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AMERICAN GENIUs-MooDY AND sANKEY.

s3 HAT FOR 81 90-FINE HATS A SPECIALITY
SILK HArs 81 80 worth s.. Il New Church street. up
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty four hours in com
parson with the corresponding date Of last year. as in
dcated by the thermometer a. Hudnurs pharmacy,
HERALD Bullding -
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ICE IN THE HUDSON.

Average temperature yesteTday .,...,...-.... 343s
Average temperature for corresponding date last
wear
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SIGN, STORE AND OFFICE PAINTING AT LOW
prices HOMER 4 GRAHAM, 81 Duane street
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ECUADOR.

The people of Ecuador were busy recording their
votes for the next President OF the Republic.
Silver to be free from export duty after the 1st OF
January next
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Don Carlos has issued proclamation exhorting his
soldiers energetic resistance against the freSh
attack OF the Northern army
The New York herald., 1875-11-26

VACANT PLACES
In the dental ranks will II particuaS
with your teeth and cleanse them every day with thst
tooth wash SoZoDoNT. From youth 70 old it
enamel spotess and unimpared The teeth ot
who SozoDoNr have pcarlke whteness and
the gums hue while the breath is purified and
dered and fragrant II composed Of antseptio
herbs and is entirely free from the objectionable and i'm
jurious ingredients Of tooth pastes, &c
The New York herald., 1875-11-26

rF YOU HAVE ANY TROUBLE WITH THROAT on
lungs use HAIRS HOEFY 0s HoREHOUND AND Tan
PIKKs roornAoHE DRoys ctre in minute.
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MADRID, Nov 25, 1875.
The municipality OF vttoria are preparing receive
KIng Alfonso on his way to the front
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SPAIN.

CHE CARLIsT POSITION OF SAN cRIsroBAL CAP
TURED-REINFoGcR a CLEMENTS FOR TILE ARMY IN
CUBA.
MADRID Nov 25, 1875.
General Quesada captured San Cristooal with all
he Carlist positions in the neghborhood of Pampe-
hna
Additional rentort ements to the number OF I365
uon have embarked ror Cuba
sAMPELuNA RgLrEvED--rHE cARLIsrs ROUTED
An Official despatch from General Quesada announces
that Pampeuua has been completely relieved after
three days lighting
Twelve batalions OF Carlists routed with heavy
loss
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WIGS, ToUPEES, &C.--G RAUCHFUSS, PRACrI-
Wgmaker and Importer of Human Hair. Al East Twelfth
street. Broadway.
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COSTA RIGA.

The Costa Ricened has nearly all its columns taken
up with efutaon OF the charges brought against the
government and country by the English Vice Consul at
San Jos6 Mr. Mengens
GENERAL ESTRADA,
who did great service in the carried for the
expulsion of Walker from Nicaragua, has been killed
by kick from has horse
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CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.

TIRE PANAMA IsrHMUs PEAcEFUL-THE De-
POSED PRESIDENT GONE TO THE INTERIOR
or coLoMBIA-ARNY MARCH TO cARrHA-
GESA-sAD CONSEQUENCES or REBELLroN-
TRADE AND FINANCE
PANAMA. Nov II, 1876.
The condition or the sthmus Of Panama Is TO all ap-
pearances peaceful The people have submitted to the
provisional government being, At all events better
than no government at all
PRESIDENT ARosEMEaA,
who was overthrown by the national forces, has be-
taken himself into the interior Of the Republic aud to
Judge by long publication which he issued previous to
his departure with the object Of dsposng the other
States Of the Union to take up the subject OF the over
throw OF his government the sovereignty
Of all the other States there no saying what may
come out of it.
TROOPS,
with General camargo their commander chief loft
this city the 18th bound for Carthagena, where, If
they are allowed to enter they may perform the same
point and much more detensible than Panama-that
is, II the Inhabitants determined TO hold The
battalion 'Zapadores p" OF $50 men have been left to
garrison the city and look to the transit
EFPRcTs REBsLLioS.
The rebellion the States on the coast has caused
to the national treasury expense OF 81 900 900 and
the Custom Houses robbed OF 500 600 public
works have been suspended, trade is paralyZed and
many Colombians have lost their lives-a, say the
government press, 70 defend phantom called state
sovereignty. The foreign bondhoders and capitalists
OF Europe have been frightened These and host of
other evils have been caused to tho country by the
NuniGt revolutionares.
THE ELECTORAL STRUGGLE
cannot be said 20 be yet
F0RBIGN NAVAL FLAGS
The United States steamer Omaha still remains in
harbor and Her Britannia haestys ship Albatross is
at Taboga The Shawmut is still at Aspinwall.
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NOW READY.
NOW READY.
NOW READY.
NOW READY.
NOW READY.
NOW READY.

II presents magnificent birds Eye view Of Farmount
Advancement of the grounds build
mrs TOR the Centennial Exhibition. Phhdelphia.
The New York herald., 1875-11-26

DON CARLOS ENDEAvoRINa TO EEANIMATE HIS
SOLDIERS.
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KING ALFONSO TO MARCH TO THE FRONT.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-22

The Bozeman Courier states authQH-
lively in an article re-published in this is
sue that new t.anspori ation route is to
be opened to Montana next year via the
Yellowstone river, on which 6 line of
steamers is to be placed and wagon trains
connect with them. That is good. Mon
tana cannot have too many rou' es or
methods or transportation. If 1.-THE high
ways Of nation are The measures of its
civilization" they are just as certainly
the measures Of the prosperity of com
Imunity. The competition between tie
Missouri; river and the U. P. Railroad
routes has brought summer freigh,ing to
reasonable figures in Montana. The in
stitut!on Of Il route via o. the Yellowstone
will still further reduce summer freights
to Eastern Montana, and insure against
combinations. Low winter ireights W.
cannot have without a gaiifoad. There il
no apparent reason why Gallatin and a
least parts Of Madison ard Jefferson coun
ties should not receive their frelghts lower
by way Of the Yellowstone than by Car
OIL or Corinne. The water route is report
ed practicable, and the wagon route il
shorter apd at least as good. TIE opera
lion Of tue route will materially bencfi
the Northern Pacific railroad AMI lnduc'
.tha s4iilena. mt nf tho Y1IIn.atono val oy
We hope TO see our Eastern Montan,
ntighbors carry the project 10 success
New North West.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-22
Down the Yellowstone.

The last Montanian, On the authority ~
Mr.. I. L. I0ncs, whom it said had lust
arrived from the Crow Agency, states that
lye men had just come up from Fort
Pease. and they were leaving the placs
in disguN. Either the editor Of the Mon.
tanian or Mr.. Jones makes q false eta i..
ment in this respect. No men have r..
Gently left Fort Pease. and at no time
have we heard Of any leaving ia disgust
About two months sso, four o. I've men
came up, from Fort Pease for supplies.
which they obtained. and all returned.
except one man, besides being accom-.
panied by number of recruits. Since
their return, two good-sized boats. load.
ed with supplies and men. haye gone
down, In week or 90 several other
boats will be loaded and sent down.
Major Pease offers to furnish transpor.
ta,ion and rations to all who desire coins
down to that magnificent region.
We canuot see why any one ia these
hard times should leave 4, country in dis
gust which is overrun with game Of I'll
kinds. furnishing lucrative employment,
TO wolfers and trappers, with celtain
prospects on the opening Of next season
Of being the NOS, important point in ,ht
West. 1t is contiguous 10 the Black Hill.
and the vast mineral regions of the Biz
Horn, and should favorable arrangement
be made by the Government with the In
dams for the opening Of those sections,
the Buys at the mouth Of the Big Horr
would only h,ve to step over tie line int
the new Ell Doraio. But they think the,
nave . good thing OF i; where they are
and We advise the boys to hold fast I,
that which ii good
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-22
HOA F0RT REAeE
Anesher 1arasA vita -.
dians. - sae II.
1hLLowsross ORoss1ro /,
,ou.r... October 2r;; 1875. !

owsToNE ORoserro
EDrroR cou.u.. October =; 1875.
Messrs. Hubbel, Anderson g.
~cnenz'e arrived here this evarin. 20 : 2
roft Fease, five days out FINN ~. from
e; :ney report the country good for p Sns..
'Ds ano trapping and the finest .pricn,..
IN the 10th inst. Miller, a..
Mchenzie had Z brush with . 800 ano !
a''y Sioux Indians. MiIligan re r.. OF !
u .1,., wound In the shoulder, 81, ,sss !.
WHIPPED the Sioux badly. At the ..n 1.
Time Sweeney and Others were ro,. s-'.e
yer wolf bats. when they came rno -
- Auu'.n oecoy-a pony bride and al.
die-which they took. the rhdian."tss..u.
~'tn'n thirty yards Of them hnt ~, as
cowardly to carry out their plot. So ,hs
boys vent TO camp gejoici.e. - NC
z. Il. Daniels and James Gnr,ev -,
up With the party as far Is Baker: Rs,,, s
Ground, where they stopped to rs "a.'.e
~ ac. ee ot@'ck missed them, Is be had passed
!Ou OElOW. -
me ooys come up for supplies and in.
e.. .en'' % return as soon Is they get them
lney 1T tWenty-three men Ia tue stocL,
ade, who will stick by ii.
me Boat Yellowstone Naid,, lav,
uere 'o-Dlxht, Commodore Topping !,
."srse' with Assistant Kennedy. An.
: loaded with anpnhes for Fort Pes.e
s'so Win specimens for the Centennia,
Blacks train is camped here so-nieht
Yours.
a-. H. III CARpEA1TrD
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-22
4 LONG FELT WANT SUPPLIED.
Cheap. Elegant, Durable and indispensable
The Howe Sewing Machine.
A large lot of these popular machines
just received and ser sale cheap. Cs
and see them at
WALTER OOOPER'S.
Personal.

DR.. !IFyam and family have located in
Bozeman Mrs. Mufiley, of Virginia
daughter OF Dr.. Rysm, Is visiting the fam
lily here.
Louis Sfrasb1rger returned from Hell.
ena Monday evening, looking - If the
people of the METROPOLIS had been good
to him. He says 1t is no such thing, and
the man who says so IS whopper.
II. J. Hoppy, NJ. N. BLACK and W. H.
Randall are in from the new Agency,
c. A. Broadwatcr, Of the Diamond r
Co., has been Wishing Bozeman and Fort
Ellis.
E. w. Willett, late Register Of the
Land Office here. left Wednesday fol
California. We are sorry to lose his
genial society, and his large experience
10 matters pertaining to the position
which he has just vacated at his own 70
Luton. We doubt If there was ever q
man connected with the Land Office of tn
Territory Dwell versed in the duties Ct
both Register aad Receiver as Mr.. Will.
EFT, and his experience was the very thing
needed here.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-22
Mammoth Vegetable

Mammoth vegetables.
Gallatin county is noted far and wide
for lis fine productive qualities III the
matter Of grain, vegetables. &c. This
seems to have been . favorable season
with many Of our farTers and gardeners.
despite the ravsges OF the swarms Of
grasshoppers ;hat settled on the valley al
% time most disastrous to the growing
crops. We have never observed finer
specimens Of grain and vegetables than
were produced this year. Saturday Iass.
Our farmer friend. F. N. Weaver, OF the
West Gallatin. presented Us . large head
|of cabbage weighing thirty-three pounds.
la few such, would keep an ordinary TAM
Inv in krsat all winter. Mr.. Miles Of
IBozemsn. who had two splendid gar
dens this year, has laid upon our taDse
some Of the fuest specimens OF Heshanp-
mock potatoes we have ever seen IN the
country. These substantial elements Of
life assure 70 Of comfort and plenty until
another season shall bring forth It's
fruits.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-22

The last package OF Montana freigh
arrived here too late for the Western. wa
shipped from Bismarck by Capt. Marafta
the aentlemanlg and efficient agent OF tn
CoiIson and Diamond 3 Lines. Ut BIS
marck 1t the expense Of the lines. via st
paul and the Union Pacific to Helena
|emptyin9 completely. our warehouses Q
Montana goods. The manner 10 WINCH
this business has been handled this ses.
son reflects sre4.t On all concerned. tn
Northern Pacific aud Missouri Klvel
Transportation Companies have spsFee
neither tine. expense or pains 10 carry
!. : ant IN rood faith all arrangement
entered into. -Rismarck Tnoune' Oc'o'
her 9th.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-22

- 0A4o9Os
from I. T. Beverage. Who re,.,...
nom nome last Saturday, We learn sh.s ~
o.nd Of sheep number | 100. 81, ~ -. =,
p e kid q Aerino. Is Of v which Il :. =
french Aerino rans. The .h..r;.. :;
'nese sheep have averaged ,Ixtesn no,,,% u
zen. They were brought from c.,;for.
=" !. ana have been driven from corr;nne
: me rae Of fifteen miles per d.v an
S Sos : s'.x'e bead has bean lost on II.
S Sa,o They are now at Whitehsll. Th he,
belong the Messrs. AuerHach E Rs .ns'
.ukc. They viii BE- driven to Csm.,
Creek in Deep Creek Valley where . .nn,,
Preparations have already been m.ss r.
them 9 These sheep beyond Question s ~ ~
me finest lot Of sheep IN the Terri,orv
since attention has been directed Is IN.
advantages that this country ofler. To- To-
sneep-saising as : profitable invsstmen,
!ne subject is one which attracts nnnsn.S
' z and doubtless the day is not O.
Dist when sheep-r4ising viii be con y
s.uered here only second In imports ace r.
the development Of our mines.-In,lrnsn -
dent. = -