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For New England ,

and the Middle states falling barometer, south
erly to westerly winds and occasional rains,
followed by rising barometer, warmer and clear
or partly cloudy weather.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-21
LFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED

Ar at New York 10Th, brig Guiding Star, Ward,
Portand schs Olive Elizabeth, Randall. and Abby
Weld. do; Addie Ryerson Cousens. Windsor, Ms.
Ar at Baltimore Goth, sch l. A johnson, Mailman,
Portland.
Ar at Savannah 10th, sch Stephen G Hart, Raw
ley, Portland.
Ar at Antwerp 18th inst ship Blanchard, Mea-
dy, Lobos.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-21

July 19-Sld, schs Maggie Harthorn, Small Port
Rush, Qreland); Sammy Ford, Allen, Calais
Point first class shin Of I60O TONS To he command
ed by Capt j M Roberts of Wiscasset Also. bark
of 500 tons for Capt w ii Harrison of Somerville.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-21
MEMORANDA.

Ship Emma, Rich, from Mejillones for Hamburg
put into the Downes 10th inst with loss of sails, and
leaking.
BarQue Wallace. Mccormack from Baltimore for
New York. put back 10 Hampton Roads 18th, with
loss of lower and upper topsails, foreopgaant mast
main royal and spanker, in hurricane 18th, off the
Capes of Delaware.
Brig Henry Perkins, Harrington, from Rio Grande
for Boston. which put into st Thomas Sd inst, leak
ing, was making IA inches per hour She was dis
charging ON the Sth.
Sch VIM Penn, (of st Georgel Thompson. from
Choptank River for Bath, with ship TIMBER tow
ed into Baltimore 18th with loss OF both topmasts and
topsas. in squal1, which struck her OFT James
Point, near the mouth OF Choptank river.
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Faith.

1t is said that one day. when Bonaparte
was reviewing some troops, the bride OF
his horse slipped from his hand ard the
horse gailoled Off. A common soldier
ran, and, laying hold of the bride.
brought the horse to he Emperor's hand
when he said to he man:
well done, Captain
.'Ot what regiment, sre?" inquired the
soldier.
'.Of the guards" answered Napoleon,
pleased with his i..s,ant belief in his
word.
The Enperor rode off, the soldier threw
down his musket. and though he had no
epauiets on his shoulders, no sword by his
side. nor any other mark ef advancement,
he ran and joined the staff of the com.
manding officers. They laughed at him
and said:
"What have you to do herc?'
Il am captain Of the Guards" he re-
piled.
They we're amazed, but he said: "The
Emperor has said so,' and therefore |
am"
In like manner through the word o.
God: ''IIc that helieyeih hath eycr. Fast
ing life. lis nc. confirmed by thcteellngs
of the believer; he ought to ia g the word
as true, because He said It, and thus hon
or Him as God of truth, and rejoice with
Joy unspeakable
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FROZEN To DEATH.
4 Distressing Occurrence In
Harrison County Mo.

Last Frn.ay viii long b. remembered as
one of The toughest days that has been
experienced in this section Of country fpi
a number Of years, and among the many
sad incidents connected with it We may
relate the following, which was given 10
US by gentleman who came ia last eve
ming:
Mr.. Robert Whe!an resides shout five
miles from place called Mali nsviIls, in
Harrison county. He had two children,
boy aged ton and a girl aged eight. On
Friday morning tile children started tn
school, the school house being situated
about mile and half enthusiastically
TIE day threatened to be stormy, but no
apprcliensions we're entertained for the
safety Of the little to!ks. they rexcllc,!
tie scanol house in safety. and remained
there during the day. About half past
four O'Clock ,hey started hoEeward The
shadows of night were gathering around.
aud the fierce blast from the northwest
sent the snow driving into their fnces,
binding them. jus; how
they lost ,lleir way will never lie known.
They failed tu reach home at the usuai
hour, and the parents started in search of
them. Failing in their efforts, ncighbors
We're summoned, and al through the night
the search Was continued. At eight
O'Clock next morning the little ones were
found, frozen TO death. Tired, probably.
with wandering around, they had sough,
shelter III rayne, and overcome with
atisue, went to sleep never to wake again
When found the body Of the little girl was
partly covered with the blue jeans coat of
her brother. Eyen when suffering intense
ly with cold the brave little fellow, al
though but child himself, was mindful
Of the child who was still younger and
weaker. =
Tire bodies were taken to the house of
the hear'-strl ken parents, and We're buried
on Sunday. An immense concourse Of
sympa hiz!ng friends attended the funeral,
AID touching discourse WAS delivered by
Elder Warner ST. Joe. Herald
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-05
A Most Useful Machine.

Mr. E. T. Williams of this city, has oh
tanned the agency fer Utah of new knit
ting machine, called the Branson knit.cr.
patented ,asi year. On Sat a'urday our re
porter was l:.vited TO al inspection OF ;his
little wonder, and to ocu,ariy observe its
operatisas To shsw what it could d
Mr. Williams knitted there ard then u
gentlenai' 5 sock, which was commenced
and finished within tie remarkably short
space OF nineteen i.iina:es, including sci
ting. In fact it seemed to grind out the
article a. ii by magic aad in such way
rs Ia make industrious house wives grow
'Elpa'ent In provid ag stockings by thu
ordinary slow process by hard Unlike
other kEittcis this machine finishes the
sock complete, heel and all, whi,h the ex
cepticn of small space short distance
above the toe, which can te sewed up the
needle III few monents, in such way
as to be undesirable, and the article is
strong and shapely witlal, being to al sp
pearauces equal to the hand knitted socks.
1t may be stated that Mr. Williams &C
comp,:ghed the feat mentioned with hu,
little practice ON the machine, which he
only recently received, showing that tic
same amount of work could be done ID
probably one half the Tins by practice,
hand.
he chief virtue of this new kntter is
its extreme simplicity, and the facility
with which people can learn to operate
Besides stockings of various sizes it is
capable of knitting with equal facility,
most Of other things of useful character
Tic machines range in price from $50 tn
S3j, according to capacity.-[ LAX.
fcwa
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j and Places Of Holding Courts

- and Places Of Holding Courts
rcelae our, A; Virginia City, F'irs'
- in January and second Monday in
I'D District Courts Fist Di.trict-At
ina e'iE, tir~i Monday in April, and
~ Monday IA september.
md lji,iiir' "A Deur Lodge, second
" in April, fri Monday III Septenl-
~ first Monday III D~~e;mhrr.
ID Di~tricl---ii Helena Hrst Monday
rch iif,' Nan,ay III june and fourth
N in November.
iolial Cuurts-First District TIN
~ county, At Virginia City, third
~ IN March, third Monday in sept.
@aiiatin county, af Bozman, III Mon
= Marr'll iiii l>t Monday in Noy.
&efier-nn rounty, II Raacls:lrg, sec
Dnday il February, tir7t Monday in
- VI Di-.t,'ist-naer Lodge County, at
Ddgc City, second Monday in April,
pht!al III December; tivs, Monday in
Dbtr for all cases l.at can bc tried
jury NAtcl,t AZ tdNtS "Htie tilc
n Consent tha; a special vcnire may
I'D try tie sane.
i>,alla county, q: NiSsoula. fourth
~ III .!uHeaad2 2d Monday il Nov.
eaNpr Head county, At liannack, first
"A in Jun" and seccn;! Monday in Oct.
3 bi-tI'iCi--ln Lewis ana Clark
at !Erlvra, tir,' Monday in May,
4nlay IN November
Jeagl!er county, a Diamond City.
Eday in April and third Monday IN
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-05
BOHEMIAN, MONTANA TERRITORY, FRIDAY, FEBRU AIRY s.

i CT, the Government would hardly take
any measures &c hasten it. The marriage
Of tie Grand Duke Alexis in his proper
staf,o' in life is Indefinitely postponed,
aad Count Shouvaloff and his Imperial
master must wait, Micawbelish, for some
ih.nI 10 turn I'D
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-05

A NEVADA audience disl!kes to be dis
appointed Vlrce thousand persons gath
cred to see murderer hanged at ason,
and their enjoyment was spoiled by a re
piieve ir ,m The Governor. That light y
party OF miners, who had walked ten
miles t. Witness the execution, caught u
horse thief and hanged him to . tree. I.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-05

Harvey Washington, the nephew OF
Geo Washington, who las been practis-
ing law at Washington. d. c., fer many
y.ars, died, a few days ago, at Shreveport,
La, whittier he had gone TO open AT Office.
ed to be quite alone in the world, in spite
OF the noble blood in his veins He had
no family and knew If no Is!slives living.
except o few nephews and neices, in
whom he expressed hu: little interest Mr..
Washington. who hsl led sn eccentric
life. left considerable property. "''''r''
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-05

WARM.-The Empress OF Russia wears
. crimson velvet and fu--lined COAX, val
ucd at 500 O. II is lined With twa hun.
diea and twenty light skins Of Russian
sable, eaca of which is worth $50. The
Car still possesses a still more costly man
tic lined with the fur of the blue fox,
which is worth $4,000 He presented TO
Adeina a.ti, on tie occasion of her last
benefit i'm ST. Petersburg, . set If turs ct
the value Of SIC, 900. IT
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-05
. &. !. TIu7ster,

2lCIAE ANUSU RECON Office
Is residence, next tp Metropolitan
pn H"zenan street. Tenders his
Nal services 10 the public.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-05

IT was nn the ragged edge of the wood.
They had come thiher from efficient
points in pursuit Of partridge; but in the
shrubbery one Startled hunter discovered
that the other had drawn a bead on him
Don Shoot he said, i am no. par
fridge" Il Must shoot" was the response,
''for | l1ayesworn that If ever saw man
homeler than | am, would kill him."
The iHtc'.d d victim gazed curiously for
moment, and t:,en sad, planidly: Fire
even wish thai were dead They al
joarned to get statement from comre-
tent witness " 80
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-05
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Don l.. Ryam,

ECTlC PHYSICI., .-Oflice in
bley's building. north side Main
Having located in Bozeman. ten
J professional services to the citI-
$1Ee town and county.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-05

DlCIAN ANDSU RECON Office
door west Of ,Stras!,lrgcr & Srrr-
lain street, Boztnan. VI. =. Ten
: professional services to the citizens
man and Galia,in county.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-05
County Officers.

JDb H. Judgc-H. 81 Mcguire
k# f. q. Duke.
nrd Of Co. CoElrs. p. ". Meadow.
q. w. Wakefield
0neritI-C. !. Clark, Deputy, J. b Finch
1Dcrk and Recorder Arch Graham.
Ylnsufcr ;. B. Bowen.
Qoperin1cndcnt Pub. in.-F. L. Stone.
4ZNcvorS. 5. II. Reed
1Dner A. ~ Mcpherson.
N1Essnr VI. ilnMns.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-05

PAPER undsrgarmen;s for women have
struck the Pacific coast from japan, ard
are likely to soon make their apre rancs
this va; y -,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-05

THE monthly saies OF government gold
have been discontinued. owing 10 the lin
tied amount of go.d in the Treasury.
caused by III unprecedented fallios off III
Customs resenu'. !
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-05
seeEge Nav,

RNEYAT W-Gfiice in Per
brick, up stairs, Main street,
Montana. VIII practice in all
/ tie Territory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-05

A Covington man died aaI they pat
him ON ice, but he aw ke in tn" light and
yelled out: Why don't You pui some
more wood in tia, stoyes' =
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-05

In speaking of the services rendered by
some of the new paper lobbyists Of Wash
ington in behalf of the Pacific Mail sub.
sidy the New York Tribune calls The labor
grotesque, and cites the case Of W. B.
Shaw, of the Boston Transcript. who has
length of service in his favor. bu. So adj
mirably has he organized his work that he
has been able to lowerh price every year
ard during the last half century or SO 500
IS abou, the average quotation tor his H.
fluence Yet he is said to- have sold it to
Irwin for SIS. 900. The services for which
he was paid this muni,icent wages were
unique in the history of labor They
consisted, according TO his ownsNorn eyi-
dence, in occasionally askng members
how the thing looked?' He swesrs he
rendered no other service; he brihea no
body. Once in q while when he met
leading statesman lie would ask him casu-
ally, .'how it looked ?" and would go home
and charge company. cay 5000 for it,
He was in fsyer of all subsidies, he said,
because they gave him chance to specu-
late IN stoeks. But if they were oil as
fruitful to him MS this one, he could well
afford not to speculate. but pass peaceful
old age IN putting remuneiative conun
drums to leading statesmen.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-05

TAKE Catc oi lie liuuti. Eight NH.
lion acres If forest ami are cleared every
year, and 0uly ten thousand acres ard
planted. ~ -
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-05

A leading Paris authority il fashionable
matters says there is nothing mere diff
cult fOI Q woman to d. ttaan u sit grace
fully in carriage. The loretie lies down
ut full length; the strong minded woman
crosses her legs; the b0urgeeise sticks up
her knee; the waiting maid leans over the
side; aud the hi.h-brcd laly only holds
herself as she ought to do. without either
carelessness or stiffness, and looking as
though she had been born in q carriage.
A man may grow TO weigh ton
Who feasts his mind " III puns ent fun;
Bat he who scorns its simple sway
Oft yields 10 crime an cay prey.
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Nulllber12
The lOtin. not Always the
s.OvriieS1,

History Is fl lof &c unts of tn fascina
young. Thus, Helen of Troy was over
forty when she perpetrited the most fam
Gus lopement on record, and she could
no. have been very juvenile when the liz.
fortune Of Paris restored her to hI hus4
band. who is reported to have resolved
he with her unques:ioning love and grail
tu.'e Pcricles welded the courtesan
Aspssia When she was thirt, six, and yet
she atterward for thirty years or more,
welded III undimini,hel reputation foI
beauty.
Cleopatra was past thirty when Antony
fell under her spell, which never lessen d
until her death, Dearly ten years after; aan'
LivIa was thirty three when She Won the
heart oi Augustus. over whom she mal1-
tained her asccndency to the last. Turn
ing to modern history, where it is possible
20 verify dates NJ 're accurately, we have
the extraordinary Diana de Poltlers, who
WAS thirty six when Henry lI.-then
Duke of Orleans, and Just half her age
became attached to her; and she WAS held
n. the first lady an most bcautifa. woman
at G.. urt, up to the period OF the monatch's
death, ;..:d of the Ce.slOn tu power of
Catherine of Hedecis. Anne of Austria
was thirt, EIGHT when she was described
as the hansomest queen of Europe, and
when Buckingham and Rchclicu wer5
her Jealous admirers. -
Ninon dc l'Enclos, the most celebrated
Wit ana b eauty of her day. was the idol OF
three generetions Of the golden youth Of
France, and she was seventy two when
the Abbc de Bcrnia fell in love with her
True 1t is that in the case of this lady q
rare combination of culture, talent and
personal attraction endowed their. posscss-
or, seemingly, with the gl.ts If eternal
youth Blanca Ca ,e 10 was thirty eight
when thl Grand Duke Francisco, of Flor
encs. fell captive 10 her ! IN . and made
her his wife, though he was five years her
Junior. l. uis XIV welded Nine do
Mainlcnon when she was forty-three years
If age. Catherine H., of Russia, was
thirty-,h: ee when she seized the Empire Of
Russia and captiyated the dashng young
General OroiI
Up t., the time If her death at sixty
seven, she seems to have re aimed the same
bcwi,chi,,e power, for the lamentations
~elr b aftfe aInong aH those who had
ever knn.>n IL her personally. Mile Mas,
;h~ celebrated French tlaged,chae. "
attained the zenith of her beauty ahy; pow.
er al for'y-tive. Al that period the lovei-
ness of her hands au arms especially
were celebrated throughout Europe The
famous s'me Raca,nirr was thirty eight
when Barra4 was ous.ed from power, and
she was, without dispute, declared to be
the most beautiful woman III Europe, Il
rank she held or fifteen years. Although
the list might be SILL furEh r extended,
our readers-tliose interested, especially
vii! see from it tha: ~oMar need net lose
her attractions thong youth be gone; and
above all, mat if her mid is cul UT Il. her
talents real and Ter heart kiully she wi
retain power of never ia ling fascination
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-05

PRNEI AT LAW-Otiicc. first
Perkins brick building. Main
pzenan VIII practice il all the
/ TIC Territory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-05

Cold Las been $ re in New Mex c.,
and the show by Al accounts was t~sn,y
inches deep at 5 eta Fe. >
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-05

A Sacrah4entu lawyer remarked to the
court: II is my candid opinion. Judge,
that ycu are g.; old fool" The Judge al
lowed his mildly ..can.ing eye 10 fall upon
the lawyer a b,lrf nome II. lhen in q yc ice
husky with suppressed emotion. said -
: lis my csndii o?iai N ,ha! you are fined
$iuO" ,.. :.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-05

IT was Katie Kings bad breath that be-
trayed her. Ti;e'e was one gentleman
present who conih not be persuaded that
there are caia1s in hsay,n.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-05
r. Edwards,

RNEI AT LAW Office next
to \. Lammc 4 Co.'S, Bozeman,
VIII practice in all Courts Of
3ory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-05
j. J. Davis.

KNEY AT LAW - Office on
! street, Bozcman, NJ. 4. Will
all Courn of tie Territory.
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1Ohn Potter,

RNEi AT LAW. Hamilton,
'ana. Will practice in all Courts
fritory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-05

OF course, woman doesn't want her
plants to freeze. but still! one cant blame
man for raieing a row when lie hops out
Of bed in the morning aud finds ge,a.i.
um plant in each trousers leg.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-05

IT is stated tha, the Oranges Of Wiscon.
sin have $3.50. 600 raised toward State
agricultural implement adjustment.
This looks Ike business.
, 1875-02-10

Jaw OF q HlOMnd- d-Jsniltier-Trnnsit of
Venus.
A maating Of tho Chicago Academy Of Sciences
was ttcll last evening Mt No. 2G2 Wabash ayen,lo,
Or. Jouuaon il, tho Chair. ,-.-
A number OF additions to the Acadomy'a libra
~, III the ahao OF reports Of other scientific as-
sociationa, wero reported. .-..,
DONATIONS TO THE MUSEUM,
consisting Of pair of skins Of tho Wild reindeer
OF Enrorc, from tito Hon. J. D. Cation, and six
raro birds from aIr. G. s. White, wero also ac-
kuowcdged+
4 communication from ME. Z. v. Dlatchiord
was read. It Htatod that
THE EXPEDITION TO THE GULF STREAM
undertaken under the auspices Of the Academy
loft Now Orleans on tho Goth of January for
Codar KuyH and koy West. After spending
fcw days ut tho latter point, where collections
were mado In the departments OF bot-
my and conchclogy, tlloy proceeded il. .
small vessel, which tlley chartered to tho Tor
tugas. whcre tllav arc now engaged in Studying
the coral formations, aud collecting specimens fur
tho n1.lsetitIl.
At lilo Inst meeting Of tho Academy, tho lower
Jaw 0f what waH Thought to DO
THE SKULL. OF A MouSn-nu1LnER,
said to have heaH found III bowlder drift near
Tia President announced tint Dr. Andrews
l,al investigated tue matter ail would give the
Society tho benefit Ut lH researches.
Dr. Antlro.s stated tint ha had corrcsponled
OIL tic subject With nr. llnrd, President Of tho
Ottawa Academy Of sciences lIo nai.i II it had
boon. found III a bowldcr drift, which was the
1nnHt ancient STRATA known to geology 1t would
indicate that tho specimen was wl,at Wns claimed
for it,-a part Of she skull Of n.ount!-buidcr.
Int there waB rcaAnn to boliape TINT it had
been fuunl in tho river drift, and that conss-
luentiv it coud not bo regarded a. very aucio,,t
The Doctor then gaya IL description Of some
Of tho mounds found in Ohio. stating that tIiry
wara probably tho founlat1ollS Of anciont bnitd-
ings. lls alao described tho "coninlunal"
buildings nf tia Pueblo Inliaus, In which reBil-
cd 63u Or GUo families, an.l thought tho Yuca!an
mud tiuAtenlaIa rniuH were thoae OF similar
structures, ati4 not oF palaces anil temples, az
llatl been hold by HOMO Investigators.
sout out to wltnoas
THE TNANsIT OF yrnua
Ind naD 1tcnri firm, hut fLn+ +I,tir ,huorro4;,,a
, 1875-02-10

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