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Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-18
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a. Centennial Recollection
Hartford Conrant. Oct 8. 1875.

On last Monday arrived lin Pts.
cataqua river a ship from England
intended for Boston. It appears that
the day before her arrival she was in
company with the Raven, man-of-war,
bound to the- same place, but parted
WithShetsin the night. Meeting with
Gshssuian to athe8 eastward aof Cape
Ann, the crew requested some direc-
tions what course to steer fol. Boston;
the "honcst '':tishertsnan, pointing to-
ward SPiscata4fa river, tells them
ssthere is Boston" The crew shaped
their course accordingly, and soon
very luckily found themselves, with
thcir M s1ip % ~, ,ss caTgo, e. undertake guns
Of q battery lafc,ysbnilt ~ the people
Of New Hampshire. The commander
of the battery very humanely goes on
board and offers to pilot the. ship. up
to Portsmouth. cannot go. there,' =
says the captain Of the ship; am
bound to Boston, s.But you must, y
replys the other. And Immediately
orders the ship.to be got under way,
and soon carried her-to Portsmouth!
She had been eleven weeks from Bris.
tot; in England, and had on board
1,S00 barrels and 400 half.barrels oi
/, -four for the use of the besieged army
in Boston.
n g. :
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-18
New York Erie Railroad Troubles.

LospoS, Oct. ls.-John Morris,
counsel for the bond and stockholders
in7tae Erie railroad, has presented his
report, and it has served TO depress
Erie shares, as itindicatcs the neces-
sity of heavy sacrifices by holders Of
Erie secgrities. !, Morris paraphrascs
the most important recommendations
contained in Sir Edward Watkins re-
port, and adds some information about
the difficulties which would attend a
foreclosure, and about the amount OF
fixed charges which, exceed the nett
-earnings by Que million dollars, and
the necessity Of subordina,ing the
bond holders claims to such charges
and floating debt. {
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-18
AsReportedls edsAdyancc tolbe Made Y d
in Fretgh tia tes.
<The Vacant Cabinet Chair

WNsIlSGroN, Oct. lSth.-1t now
seems generally understood hat=the
president hasStendcrcd the appoint
mcnt Of secretary OF the Interior to
ex-senator Chandlcf,S Of Michigan,
who has had the mattcrSupder advise
mcnt. Mr.. Chandler is here, and this
morning had an interview with scv.
Ecrall llmembcrs ol thczcabinct, who Sall
decline to give any Information upon
;hc subject.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-18
A Movement to Smother the
Southern Pacific.
Tweed & Co.'S Rascalities.

! %sNEw York, Oct. lS.-,James N.
lngersoll, in the suit-against the. es-
tate Of county auditoE James Watson,
TO qecoverN s, ,.29,2Ss, instituted on
the grounds that the county was de.
lraudedz Of that sum by frauds, testi-
fed that in 1869 and 1870 he furnish
led materials to the county through
Tweed, Woodward, Sweeney, Watson
and others. Ingcrsoll was told by
Woodward that he must make his
bills large enough
aud Connolly temper cent. Ins1s6s
five per cent. was added, to be equal,
|ly divided between Watson and
Woodward. In 1869 Tweed was
getting 25per ceat.;; Connolly 20 per
cent; Wa,sons5 per cent, and Wood.
ward per cent. His bills were not
verified, nor was there any proof
givcn-by him Of their correctness. He
furnished his bills TO Watson, who
did the fguration Of accountsSto be
divided, and he, Watson, gave him
warrants to pay for his share. War
rants amounting to about sSoo,000
for repairing and furnishing armories
and df,ll rooms and other public
buildings, were identified by lngcrsol
as warranty OH which he had received
40 per cent, the remainder being dl:
vided among Nothcr members Of tho
Iring.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-18
Freights to be Advanced.

New York, Oct. 1S.-Thc Evening
Post says there was conference III
this city last week between the repre-.
lsentatives Of the principal lines run
ming enst from Chicago in regard to
another advance III freight rates.
From one Of the main parties in in
terest we learn that further carly
advance was substantially agreed
upon.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-18
Out of the Mire:

New YonN, Oct. ls.-Chas. i,
Dillingham;, Jr,, a partner Of the sus-
pended firm of Lee 4 sheppard, has
bought the stock, good will, etc, Of
the firm, and will continue business.
This will terminate the difficulties OF
tic New York firm.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-18
Foreign.

MILAN, Oct. 1s.-The Emperor Of
Germany is expected here this after
noon. One hundred thousand people
are gathered in the vicinity of the
railway station. -
LONDON, Oct. ls--I'wcnty y.one
persons were lost by the wreck Of a
French schooner on the coast OF
France.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-18
Ironed Out.

PIrrsnuEc, Oct. lS.-Rogers s.
BurchGcld, prominent iron manufae-
turers Of this city, have suspended.
They have been operating two mills,
one at Leechburg and one at apollo,
Pa. Assets and liabilities not known.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-18
Lee&Sheppard.

BoaToN, Oct. ls.-At a meeting of
the creditors Of Ice 4 Sheppard to.
day, il kas agreed to accept 20 per
,cent. on - dollar, payable in from
three to- twenty-four months from
next November, the last three pay
mcnts to be secured by endorsements.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-18

The following summary OF tho vote
bf Ohio for ton yeats is of interest
Just now. In 1878 the temperance
party pollcd a vote of ten thousand,
and the "ncw party" about the
same. Pho hcuvicst,vote was thatot
1872, presidential election. the to-
talsb, both PARTIES being 526, ,lf3.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-18
"a Negro Baby Burned to Death.

Cn1cAco, Oct. ls.-A firelast night
on the corner Of Randolph and Canal
streets, destroyed frame building
occupied as 4 dwelling, cigar store
and saloon. IN the hurry Of leaving
a negro baby was left behisd and
!perished ingtllc tlames.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-18
GENERAL NEWS.

NAAANA1At<Al1 SNthJs iG7tfJ
Hops are flat.
10000 people in India have been
driven from their homes by floods in
the province Of Guzerat.
Gov. Ames is satisfied that. Mlssis.
sippi willybe peaceable hereafter.
baltimore proposes to pension lis
aged infrln school teachers.
A pe,rified plug oftobacco has been
found,in Colorado.
Cardinal McClokcy is on his way
home from Rome.
The winter wheat acreage of Mich
igan is unusually large and looks
promising.
Oysters are said to be more album.
dant than in any year since 1860.
Lcicestershirc and Warwickshire,
England, have suffered greatly from
foundations.
1858 majority for Hayes, is the un-
official report from Ohio. The official
count will not vary from it 500.
The. Young Mems Christian Asso.
ciation.of Iowa assembled at Newton,>
Friday, and enjoyed an enthusiastic
session.
CAnova chose 500 beautiful women
from whom to model his Venus, and
among them all he could not find, a
decent set f.toes.l
Charles w. ;Coombs, OF Missouri,
will be candidate foraihe democratic
nomination for the doorkeepersllip Of
tile next house Of REPRESENTATIVES.
Ex-senator Fentonf has written u
letter TO-. the chairman Of the republi-
can Subcommittee Of New York, say
ing he will support the republican
ticket r,gk> s. fgs
The steam mill belonging to the
kenncbec, Land & Lumber company,
at Augusta, Ne, was burned on the
10TH Loss, $4,000: II. Bcale was
killed and Chas. Diplock badly in
iurcd. at-4a s.ks'
The condhion Of. affairs in the par.
ish of East Fcliciana, Louisiana, is
such that the acting governor of that
state has issued q proclamation com
manding disorderly bodies to dispcrse
and return to their homes.
It is reported that Chicago is TO
have new university, which is to be
called the !" University y5ofAthe est, =
and to be under the control of the
Reformed Episcopal tAsatF#ess with
Bishop EGhepeyEas chancellor.
s Pull ons this rope" wrote Mr.
Wincgardner,. of Williamsport; you
will ind me in the canal" Now
that kind of a corpse descrvcs-cn
-. =.
couragement. Nofuss, no noise, nc
dragging the water nor firing cannon
Just pull the rope, and UP he comes
fresh and dripping.
a delegation Of Chip 8 Indian
from Minnesota, appealedsm Wash
ington last Friday IN Tah 81 prsfterre,
charges against theirY gent. Ths.,
left their agency witA6n rnissiol
and Travelled to the nsaidtil napitol !
four weeks time, giyiS Ancessan
other exhibitions on.stks "a tos pa
expenses. The comnsissi 81 ioper Of y i
dian affairs did not give them a war;
reception but advised them to max
their way back home at once.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-18
New York.

New York, Oct. is.
WnEAr-Quiet; No. 3 Chicago, sl1o
@1.19 !; No. . Chicago, $1.2G@1.29; No. 2
Milwaukee, S1.30@l.33; winter red west
ern, s1.24@l.44.
RYE AND BARLEY-Quict
mixed, e9@7Oc; sail'do, II &c; high mixed
aud yellow. 7211sc. c..
oArs-Dull and heavy; mixed, 37@4Gc.
PonK-Heavy, at ss1.75021 50.
LARD-Hcavy. at 1ic. =
WnIsKY-$1.1S.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-18
-. ,s:.is: ].
Rln!l;lca

ChicaEe.
CHICAGO, Oct, Is.
WnEAr-Irrepl excited and lower;
81 ;i2l4@1;1 se6a 4l09zs for Nov,
CoRN-Agca t411fleNor cash; 5l1sc for
November;
.oArs-Easy sa22sc for cash 3el6c for
November.
RYE-Easicr, at 7saai@73c.
BAnLEIsl-Firm; 97}1ac for Oct; 94c for
Ponk-Firmer; $4,000 for cash; ssl.5o
for Oct
LAKD-Higher, at sl3. 80.
WMsky-S1l3la.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-18

4 DWELLING HOUSE with !; large rooms, .;
lots and good we'll. in the city. Price, 5000: hall
cas h and half on time, at per cent,
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-18
ST. Louis.

ST. Louis.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct IS.
WMEAT-Firm; No. 2 fall, s1.G21a@
1 -G2- for cash g /. 90. for Nov; No. 3, 81 .:}G.
CoRNszzI.ower;'ds5'11si s. tfHrcash;T 45ds 451=ic
for November. sES9Ss
OATs-Steady.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-18

STORE e LOT on Capital, near Third street
I'rIcc, 5000; half on tine at per cent.
=. LL,TAAEs rAIpASp rlrIE ErElaEcr.
( Call sn Oral.lrcss
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-18

4 A STOCK FARM on James river near upper
BRIDGE, in Yankton county. l1cc, $3.50; hall
cash and half on tme,at per cent.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-18

6aFARM OF 1Gh ACRES F:AcIt in Township
95, Range So, for $500 each; half cash and half on
time mt 8 per cent. interest. 49,
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-18

A EARN Of AGO acres near Clay Greek, with -
acres improved aud never lafinE; spring: plenty
Of blue grass. Price, $3.50; hplf cash and hale on
me, at S per cent. interest.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-18
T 'anealE HAIL ZZls. Go.
3lst DAY or DECEMBER,

Loans on bond and mortgage, heins FIRST
lien on unincumbered real estate,
h worth double the amount loaacd.,...... h51a
Debts oihcrwtsc secured. ..,...... .I1,673
Debts for nrmiIims ;s,Sgs
AN other seruYiiits barls stocks .. luo ,os3
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-18

"A FARM Of l6O acres OK miles north of Yluk
ton Price, s65o half and hai? on time, at
8 per cent. interest.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-18

Yankton, with creek on same, and has 10 acres
improved. and good hay land. Price, $3.50; half
cash and half on time, at per cent.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-18
TNtaI AsseIs. ..-...-..i. .'..'.' '7l!!''-'729 y
Liabilities

Losses aueted and dne. 3. ......... $50 4
Losses adjusted aud not dle... ..,.... iO.iIt u
Losses nnadjnrted ..... 49,. ..s.....s. ji5a NJ
All other claiiis against accompany . a,9s6 j,
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-18

SIXTY ACRES TIMBER 5 miles from ia:..sion.
Hricei SlQA; half on time, at per cent,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-09-17

The Knights Message.

Inc knights Message.
She stood beside the castle ga.c,
ANA watched her faithful knight de,,r,:
westward he rode with martial state
And westward with hlm went her heart
When her fond eyes no more could trace
!. The Lady Edith surs'd away,
And sadly moved, with ashen face.
10 where her sleeping first-born lay,
Then from her heart uprose that crv
Of agony, distraught aud wild:
Ieodroy is sono, porbaps to die,
And We are left, my child, my child!"
Tis night. What breathless warrior stand,
Beneath the castles frowning walls.
And audience Graves not, but demands.
Of the fair mistress of these halls?
"Who knocks SO late?" warder cries.
His ready hand upon his sword;
Half hushed. well known voice replies
Il bring ye tidings of your lord"
X X
"Oh, tell me! hath the cruel foe
Noooed me OF him more dear than life
Fear not to break thy tale of woe,
lAou KneePst before soldiers wife. :"
Awhile no word the vassal speaks,
Then, rising from his bended knees,
The deathlike silence thus he breaks:
The knights last words to me were
these:
"Retracc the course with might and man
See Lady Edith quick. and tell her
That I'm afraid it's going to rain.
And aek her for my humbereller!"
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~imes and Places Of Holding Courts

Srpreme Court-At Virginia City. First
Monday in January and second Monday IN
August. a.
L s Di.,ric, Courts-First Di>trict-At
Virginia CITY. first Monday in April, and
second Monday in September.
Second District AT Deer Lodge. second
Monday in April, first Monday in Sep'em-
|hr and first Monday in December.
Third Distric,-At Helena first Monday
y March tiSs, Monday in .'''"" and fourth
A%s", A%vs."rr,,or;al Courts-First District-In
Madison county, at Virginia City, third
onday in March, third Monday in Sept.
In Galatin county, at Bozeman, 1>t Mon
day in March and 1t Monday in Nov.
in Jefferson county, at Radersburg. sec
snd Monday in February, first Monday in
October.
Second Dis,rict-Dccr Lodge County, at
Deer Lodge City. second Monday in April,
srt Monday III Dec, mbcr first Monday in
Saacmbcr for all cases that can bc tried
Without Jury, except in cases where the
puties consent that special venire may
Issue 10 try the same.
In Missoula county, at MissOnla, fourth
Nunday in juno and I'd Monday in Nov.
III Beaver Head county, at Bannack. first
Monday in June and second Monday III OCT.
Third District-In Lewis and Clark
county, at Helena, first Monday in May,
first Monday in November.
In Meagher county, at Diamond City.
fn, NJ ,nday in April and third Monday In
October
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-09-17

different tone to the VAN AMI the "oh.
I'm cured, Isolena. have cut th'
parental apron.string and defied Madison
Square. l haven't a cent in the world
but I'm going to work like alike man.
Know anybody " no has spare job?'
Frederick Lorberry Van Stupen, l an
amazed! / cannot listen to such language
|Gsandmoshsr Wan S;upen viii meyer for
give you"
''Bothcr grandmother" replied Fred
erick. "Say, sister. couldn't you just rur
home and tell 'cm I've returned? You car
take the carriage at the door,
II will ut once, for l am grieved ant
surprised beyond expression, and l mus
consult with my parents"
"Do-do. 1t will be kind in you."
"Allow me to wish you a very good
morning, Mdlle. lsolena."
This Mrs. Patty johnson said in .oler
able French, and the shopper replied will
equal grace and better French.
Once more they were alone. For mo
ment neither spoke. and Their with smil'
she drew near. aud said, quietly:
'A.e you familiar with book keeping
'sir:'
"Yes, marin, and l write very goo6
hand"
II am in want of a book-keeper, and
shall be pleased to employ you"
Il am deeply grateful, mademoiselle
for yorr kind offer. You will pardon ut
if ask concerning the prospect of an III
tercst in the busincss-if l tried TO bt
good"
She drew near, and a diviner light fillef
her eyes, and her lips parted in an ill-sup
pressed smile.
If you please me, str, and you are very
very good, we will go into partnership il
just six weeks from this day."
"Under the style Of"
"lsolena, Van S,upen & Co."
No more honorable and successful firm
can be found in New York than the dry
goods and millinery purchasing house o
Isolena, Van Stupcn & Co., in West -Four
teenth street. More than this, it is grow
ing house. The company has increased
materially. There arc two already-twins
-THarper's Magazine.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-09-17

The Grand Sheriff of Mecca speaks
French: he lives one half in the European
manner, and keeps an excellent table.
1t is served with the finest porcelain, but is
a stranger to knives. forks and spoons
those implements being supe :ceded by the
fingers. However, in the house are to be
found arm chairs covered with velvet
richly carved tables. ard other pieces ol
furniture customary in Europe. all bought
in Constantinople. Living is very dear al
Mecca. al the period of the pilgrimages
as more than loo, 900 men arc to be found
in the place. A pound of beef costs fif
teen cents, and the same amount of bread
four cents. The streets are lighted at night
with petroleum brought from America
The cost is betrayed by the householders
The streets are paved, and for the mos
part by nature, for The soil on which Mec
ca is built is silex. Very few wells are in
existence, aud the wafer required Is
brought by aqueducts. The houses arc
very high, as many as seven stories. The
place possesses a post-office from which
letters aie sent once q day to the port OF
Djeddah. On their arrival they are de
livcred at their addresses by the pOstman
who receives for his trouble, tor each, sia
cents.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-09-17

The following letter was written to Vic
TOT Hugo by . oman who requested tsa'
her name be kept secret: Il am one o.
those whom you succored during the sieg'
of Paris. You gave me 100 francs. aud
when I said 70 you. Il hope to be able to
repay you. To whom shall pay the
money! you replied, To the poor au
able nov to fulfl your wish. ! have work
ed, and ha,r tho fruits Of that work.
have 100 franco 10 spare. ] SAND thsm "a
20 ~ ~ sulBsssss q ~ issndatios.
(poas - inosdeo(.s
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-09-17
ST. vINeEN1's ACADEMY
HELENA, MONTANA TERRITORY.

THIS INSTITUTION, situated in I:
Il pleasant part of Helena, 10 conducted
by the Sisters of Charity and under thu
Patronage of the Rev. L. B. Psllsdino, s.
j.. Pastor of Helena.
The course Of Instruction in st. Vim
cents Academy embraces all Branches
taught in such InstutiOns.
The beginning of the Academic year
dates from the First Monday IN
SeDfessabe,. and closes the last Of June.
1t is divided into two Sessions Of fivt
months each. Pupils entered after tbe
commencement of the Session are charged
only from the time of entering.
TERMS.
Board. Tuition, Washing, per Ses. .,
Mms;c IN piano Extra IS OC
Mus;o ~, Cu;,or 25 OO
French Extra, ~ "
No reduction will be made for those
who are withdrawn before the expiration
Of the Session, excepting 10 case OF pro
tracted sickness.
It is to the advantage of the pupils to
enter at the beginning OF the Session.
Their s.caiiness. application, and pro-
gress, depend very much upon an un'n-
icrrupted attendance during the Session.
Parents and Guardians are respectfully
solicited to cooperate with Teachers on
this point for the ultimate success of tneif
children and wards.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-09-17

PHYSICIAN ANDSURGE Office
next door west of Strasburgcr L. Sper-
Ings Main street, BoWman, NJ. ]. Ten
cth his professional services to the citizens
u Bozeman and Gallatin county.
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A EDcfunct Devil.

We had a devil once, but the place thai
erst while knew him knows him no more
forever. lie was devil fair to look upon
When he took off his rings to wash the
rollers, and stood aloof in a faullless shirt
and dove cOiOred pants, II wafereu the en-
vious soul of the !ooker-on with admiration
But he was devil of a fellow, and his
name it was Brooks. BY profession he
was lady killer, but he hal fair practice
at the bar, considering his youth, being
drunk on every holiday with as much dex
terity aud eloquence as an old practitioner,
He was bred in the dry goods line, bu,
having been blighted by his employers. he
resolved to embrace one of the learned
professions. Having already made con-
siderable progress, he naturally gravitated
towards the devil. and chose that of a
printer. As he sat before US in the office
gently and artistical]y settling his tic with
a delicatelg gloved hand. while he explain
ed the convictions which had sent him 10
wrestle with letters and rollers, 1t stirred
our soul with pity. We said come, He
came. That is, he came occasionally,
other engagements permitting. He smok-
ed cigars, with feet on the editorial table,
brought his friends in on Sunday to take
q hand at cards, amused himself with
dropping quals from three story win.
dow and wilistling for the cdification of
the composltors, and otherwise disported
himself as young and dcvilish high-toned
devil should be expected. On holidays,
when he was sick, he could be seen taking
an airing behind lively team. He got
81, so per week, but never walked. At the
races he shone: except possibly, for the
brief time he lay under tree drunk. But
the brightest stars do not shine always; 50
the bluest devils anon happily hide their
rays from mortal ken. He is no more. An
engagement at festival one evening un.
fortunately conflicted with running off
the paper. and the fashionable young
devil pulled on his tight boots aud walked
out, leaving US to mourn his untimely loss.
1t will be long time before We shall look
upon his like again. We unhesilatingly
challenge our brethren for devil fit to
unlace his suspenders. - [South Bend
Union.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Don +. BVam,

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN-Ofiice in
IL Fridley's building. north side Main
street. Having located in Bozeman, ten
dtrs his professional services to the citl-
zens Of the town and county.
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R. p. ViYiou.

A TTORNEY AT LAW-Office, first
"A floor Perkins brick bnilding. Main
Street, Bozeman. Viii practice ia all the
Courts Of the Territory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-09-17
J. J. Davis,

4 TrORNEY At LAW Office on
"A Black street, Bozcman, NJ. 7. Will
pnclcc in all Courts Of the Territory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-09-17

4 young French nobleman. the Nis-
count de B.. whose father is distinguish
ed General, has recently been embarrassed
by the loss of the patcrnal favor and the
consequent cutting off of supplies. ID
order 10 bring the old gentleman 10 terms
he has had life size image made which
strikingly resembles himself. This image
is dressed exactly like the Viscount, and
is seated in the rumble Of his phaeton to
persona,e footman. The Viscounf has
has dyed his hair, Put on false beard,
I'D ,o.-oa -i~.hino .,f ~, nlSnrilv anti.
quatcd cut He takes the most. fasliona-
bic drive every afternoon, and is rejoiced
to hear his friends mistaking him for
countryman and the image for himself,
exclaim: 1.-THE Viscount de B. has be
come groom and entered the service OF
"a countryman. He thinks the General
will relent when he learns the sad condi-
ton of his son.