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resumed this morning, the prosecution putting
in all their evidence. The defence offered noue.
The Judge held him to bail in $500 On the
two charges Of burglary and grand larceny. I'm
mediately upon the close OF the examination be-
fore Judge Hali; Eahb9ugh wa4 arranged for e1-
more charges, one Of burglary and one
Of grand larceny. Defendant waived an
examination and WAS bound over to the
Circuit Court in bonds Of $4,000 on the first.
and 81, 300 on the second charge. and in default
thereof defendant was committed to the County
Jail. The case excites unusual interest among
our citizens, and persons who have had goods
stolen from them mako frequent vista to Esh-
DauEh'B house, and in; many instances their
search is rewarded by the recovery Of goods
lost mora than two years ago.
The case Of Charles Tanning, charged with
assault with intent to kill, vas called before
Judge Russell this forenoon, and adjourned until
Jan. so.
CRIME IN TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn Jan. 23.-Joseph Defhl 4
watchman at tho Maxwell House, MAS fatally
ahot at o'clock this morning, while in perfor-
nance Of his duties. by Raymond Thomas, for
mer1y fireman in the Maxwell House engine
room. Thomas was drunk at the time OF the
shooting. Thomas made his escaoo from the
bdilding but was captured few minutes after
and placed in jail:
VI tAa 1otA Aict+t ~ y EIoth IN eAo IL NA444u6s
twenty disguised and well-armed men entered
the Town Of Sparta, went to the jail, took the
Jailer held him By force, obtained the keys
from his person, and took from tho jail a man
named James Bayers, who was confined for the
murder Of John Vincent. On the 25th Of Deceu-
ber last. The other few men in jail we're locked
up BY the masked men, aud the keys returned to
the Jaier. Nothing has sincs been heard Of the
priaoner- It is supposed they we're his friends.
LEAVES HIS CREDITORS IN 4 SAD PICKLE.
Special Dispatch to The chicaae Tf.bune.
LINCOLN, Neb, Jan. 23.-L. q. Butler. for
merly Of your city, better known here ss ''Pickle
Butier," suddenly alipped from the city yesteE-
day. leaving 900 worth Of creditors to mourn
his sudden departure. He came hero last spring,
raised several acres Of cucumber pickles, cab
bage, etc. got everything barrels and tubs
on time, and security in pickles. Now it appears
that the security left in the ce.r here, supposed
\ Of b few pickles put up in water Furniture
men, house ,rentera saloon-keopars, and g1ocerH
are auxiously inqulring for him.
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A. Lamnna e. Co.

This old reliable house has Just received
its iirst shipment of summer goods, in the
way OF dry goods, clothing, hats, &c. and
staple groceries. In q few days they will
receive the bulk Of their supplies: IN the
meantime, they offer 10 our !aGies the la
test fashionable prints, and everything in
the line Of ladies' goods, wear, &C. And
70 gentlemen. the most fashionable cloth
ing. hats, &c. This house has brought
down prices to the granger standard and
Old friends are invited TO call, examine
stock and prices before purchasing elss-
where. The Invoice for the year has been
large, and were purchased by d.. Lamme
with view single to the wants of the
community, and they have placed heir
prices on scale that is bound to induce
purchase. They invite call from all who
desire good goods At low brlces.
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ELLIS g DAVIG

TO Excel in Improvement Is the
leading element of this country, end no
other article of laborsav'ng machinery
has equalled in this respect the sewing
machine 10 rapid strides Of improvement.
Among them the Wileon Shuttle Sewing
Machine may be counted the leading one
in this connection. Everything has been
added to it that constant experimenting
aud science could suggest. and it is offered
to the public today without IN equal for
family use. Light, rapid, beautiful, dura.
BILE and perfect, tho Wilson holds the led
ing place among the best sewing machines
in use.
Machines will be delivered at any Rail-
road Station in this county. free Of trans
porsation charges, II ordered through the
Company's Branch House 1t 61O North
Fourth street, st. Louis, Mo.
They send an elegant catalogue and
chrome circular, free on application.
This Company want few more good
agents.
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The Largest Stock Of Dry Goods
In MONTANA!
Magnificent Display Of Rich Goods
immense Reductions

Handsome, two-buttoned Kid Gloves
cloth sud opera shades, ut 81 per pair
Handsome Windsor Scarfs, % CTS. each.
Handsome Windsor Scarts, IringSd, 30
cents each.
Superior heavy end light weight Ladies'
Hose. Is cents per pair.
Ladies' hemmed Linen Handkerchief,
50 per dozen.
Standard Oorsets, reduced from 81 p
to Is cents per pair.
We exhibit the most elegant stock oil
Dress Goods and Shswls, which we Offer
ut lower rates than can be found in the
market.
Beautiful Summer silks, warranted OF
best quality, for 81 per yard.
Ladies' ~ Linen Salts. from - up.
Gulnet and Lyons heavy, rich Groe
Grain Black Silks, sg q per yard.
Our stock q black and cOlOred Alpacas
cannot be surpoesed. which we guarantee
10 retain IL bsililaucy of lustTe, being
the best flushed aud heaviest weight
fabric male. Your attention IL particu-
larry called 70 tbs shove goods. u
Immense stoc1 Of hasdsome Pr:nts,
Prrcalss, Piques, White Goods. Fancy
0vods. Domestics, Flsnnels, Oxssimeres,
Table Ltaens, Towels. etc.
An examination q stock and prices
viii fully repay.
J. n. BOYUB 4 90.
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Sinking Of the Boxeman.

Ae0AR ~ t&A0 0O80m00.
On the 18th tie bos& ..Bozemau. - he.
.s-slng to Peases Expedition ves wrecked
-. :. ..HJ|es's SPRING. We undesstaad
tasI me -"csrried a l.r,e .worr,
Of supplies, I'll Of wk:c. -. - ~: smoanl
ing IN part Of fifteen Or twenty ~: .oas'
fo"r, tls Big Torn sr. /, number 4
small erms With ammuditicn. !. lot O. a.
penter's tools and Major peasek trunk
Pease and Carter remained viii. the boat
e long - possible, END abandoning il
saved their r"ea by clinging to drift-wood.
Il was expected tbct the BOAT would be re-
paired on the 18th. {. which time the e.
petition would continue on tier trip. Il
is to be hoped that the loss The expedition
sustained will not &c tie cause of the
members suffering for Jack OF supplies.
Doubtless before they come down 70 the
short rations the Josephine will have ar
rived on her second trip to the mouth of
the Big Horn.
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Cherry Creek.

Mr.. George Young, recently from the
Utah mines, has returned to Havana and
expresses his willingness to camp with the
Cherry Creek mines. Mr. Young while
absent improved the opportunities offered
and made careful examination Of many Of
the best silver mines in Utah. He states,
and emphaticslly too, that Montana is Far
ahead Of Utah in silver lodes, both "a re-
CARDS the richness of ore and the width of
veins. He states that he never saw as
we'll defined lodcs during his absence, or
that will even admit of comparison to
those of Cherry Creek. In his opinion
there is one lode in Cherry Creek which,
If in Utah, would sell for. at the lowest
one million dollars. When
will We ever have q railroad to our ''big
bOnanzas
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,Ocal Matters.
Rich & Wilson.

bis substantial mercantile house OF
town is now in receipt Of Its first
almen, Of goods, TO be followed in the
h Ten days by the receipt of the largest
bment of general merchandise made 10y
6m on any previous season. The
ds slresdy received, and attractively
played on their counters and shelves,
! ist of the most fashionable prints,
hing, staple groceries, crockery ware.
offering 10 purchasers choice selcc-
BE- in the different lines, at prices that
irresistible to the most prudent and
|nomical. Call and see the new STYLES.
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Shafer, the Murderer.


dvices from Bismarck state that Fred.
tfer, one of the murderers of Warl
was confined in Jail at that place
lifting stquisilion from this Territory,
lei out of Jail and IS gone" 1t is
stated that the officers at Bismarck
SO many obstacles in the way of the
ptsna Deputy Sheriff that he cOnclud-
b leave Shatfer 10 charge of the City
|shal until he could get q telegram
(ugh to Helena, and it seems that
fitting guardian Of the public inter
Of what is spprantly justly termed
Ia ha'f-scre" (Bismarck), turned the
pinal loose. or cached him IN order TO
(in the 500 reward offered for bis ap.
\enSjOn.
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A Fish Catching an Antelope.
Often have we laughed at and ridiculed
X. Beilder's story of the beaver climbing
a tree when holly pursued by hungry
and ravenous pack of jack rabbits, bu,
stranger etill is the following: A few
days ago young antelope lief. lis mothers
side and roamed the hills-foolish youth
TO see the world; the hard, hard world, and
left its milk and mother. 1t had not gone
far when it was espied by q large fish
who. strange to say, was on the land. The
fish alluded to was the largest Trout. ex-
cept one, we ever laid eyes on. It cap
tured the antelope. If you don't believe
it, 20 to Matt Black. who has the antelope,
or to Gov and he will show you the Trout.
You can play with the antelope. but don't
go foollshin,s much about thet tish-he 9
a big ore.
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communications intended for pub
= ,hc COURIER should be sent in
=, :, as Monday evening if possible.
MAGNIFICENT OFFER!
|Isodid Chance to Secure a First
Class Sewing Machine
=, q Small Effort Required

.orv liberal contract with the Weed
10 Machine Company will enable US,
I'M. TO place their celebrated ma
in many families in this Territory.
y An opportunity to secure a first
machine seldom occurs. May we
|xnec, our friends, end all interested
|, rork. to make an eaanest, united
70 extend our circulation and there
bcressc our influence? Cannot the
|, form club in his or her neighbor,
.od secure this sewing machine AS a
Eums A few hours Of we'll directed
viii obtain it. A lady member of
Grange in the Territory. or any
hastcr, with a little thought and ef-
Ian easily send US the necessary mum
Il subscriber to COURIER that will
|e them to a present of one of the best
10 machines manufactured. The
lines are warranted TO be perfectly
latest improved and in perfect order.
TERMS.
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AS1UOMols
Frank Easier IL sunburnt and h.,n,
while stopping u the Mesropolit.n t Is
soon departs for Benton.
MI: Ferris il in from his rancho =, -,
Madison and reports that section Of 49,
country - being in . thriving condition
Mr.. Wyman Of the Pease rancha On y.
Yellowstone 10 in town.
Al Luud, Esq, returned from n. W.,
!owstone where he has been looking .fte,
his big herd of cattle.
Lieut.. Roe, Second Cavalry, returned
TO Ellis. looking hale and hearty after hi,
sojourn in the States.
Nelson Story returned from a VISIT q
the Grow Agency yesterday. He reports
things quiet at the front.
j. D. Nc Camman, County Treasurer
has located in town, and ,s now busilv
engaged in the discharge of the dutie,
pertaining to his office.
Gen. Clapp left the new agency, arriv
ing at the old one on the 22d inst.
Charles Reynolds, Deputy U. s. mar
shall, arrived here on Thursday evening
from Helena.
Mrs. Fl. n. Mcguire, with her two chill.
drtn will leave in a few days for the old
homestead Of Judge Mcguire in Ohio,
Her departure will cause a universal feel.
ing OF regret In this community. where
she has SO long resided, and her society
has been such pleasure to all. The
Judge remains with us. and 1t is fair tc
presume that Mrs. Mcguire will soon re.
turn. We trust she will have q safe and
pleasant Journey.
Il. J. Hoppy and family bidding adieu
to the Yellowstone have returned and are
now occupying their old home. Mrs.
Hoppy and her accomplished daughtc,
Miss Maggie were welcomed back by thei,
hosts Of friends, and we trust they NAV
long be with us.
We have received letter from DR.. Jas.
Wright, late agent for the Bannack In.
dams. stating that he would soon leave
Ross Fork, Idaho, for his old home in
Iowa. and after July LIST his address will
be Des Moines. Iowa. The reports here
tofore published relative to his location al
Helena, it appears, had no foundation in
fact
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Nj. MOUNTS.
Has opened

The Brewery Saloon
In First-clas; style. He desires a liberal
Patronage From All.
Sells Beer by the Quart or Gallon as chear
as can be had at the Brewery. Bottled
Beer constantly on hand. Everything in
tip-top style, ald none but the best wines
liquors and fragrant cigars are kept.
The ParlOr Club R.,<,n
Is open day and night.
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Elegant White and Cheviot
rts-For perfection of fit, general ex.
}ence OF material and workman ship.
e shirts are fully equal to any in the
ket. For sale by r. +. MAY, who is
just in receipt OF an assortment of
and Blank Books, and the latest novel
10 French Note Paper aud Envelopes.
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Determined to sell off all of our goods.
ELLIS 8 DAVIS.

lack Root rolled out on Thursday morn
ing for the Park with his handsome coach
and four in hand. At the turn loose Geo.
Wakefield preeided, and the manner in
which that coach rolled and the whip
cracked must have conveyed 10 the limited
minds of the cayuses in front that they
were hauling small edition of Pandemo-
mum with twenty Jehus acting as engl.
neers. lack will, when occasion re-
quires, run the coach through IN one day
TO the Springs.
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'urlng the past week several parties
Plly obtained their outfits and AZ silent
assed away to the mountains in quest
placer diggings and quartz. The boys
Oil workers, and SO they have gone into
ct'on of country which is unknown to
prospector's pick and shovel. 1t would
surprise US if they struck it rich, and
10, in section of country not far
p0yed from Bozemsn,
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Lost!-5OO Reward /!

N the Bend Of next month y orphaned
lh about So years of old. five feel
inches ,all in width. Had on when
sen a claw. hammer pair of pants;
(kAy hair, auburn complexion, and turn
eyes. The police reports that this
|rley Ross was loudly crying in tho
BITS that GOV always keeps on hand the
coslliest, finest. purest and most
k.ka PUNK stock of Wines, Liquors
Cigars 10 be found IN the Rocky
hniains.
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The cost of robes. furs and skins ship
ned from Bozeman this season amounts 10
The neat little sum Of 100000. The prin'
cipal shipper. Walter Cooper, has forward.
led fully one halt of the amount ana Will
doubles send OF more before the close
|Of the season.
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e price of subscription for the Courier
Der year. Persons getting mp clubs
! he purpose Of securing any of the
! premiums will please notify Us, and
late what machine they desire.
\ further information apply at this
!, or address,
JOSEPH WRIGHT,
IbIisher Of the Courier, Bozeman, N. I.
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That Serenade.

Once again are we called upon to ack-
nowledge the compliment Of Serenade
from the BOzeman Silver Cornet Band.
The witching hour of night was the time
chosen, and We must ssy that while we
have listened to this Band many time,
and praised them for their improvement,
must admit that the music drawn out ct
the last eerepade was the best yet.
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He remarked that he would certainly
attend to that Il tile matter and now even
n this late dste no keg Of beer has been
placed on nle il this once for futare re-
lference.- and he an Oflics seeker 100.
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he Resources of California.

The Resources Of California.
Dis is the title Of the largest paper
lished on the Pacific Coast, entirely
pied TO her natural resources, contain
ffty.six columns of solid, reliable read.
matter Issued monthly at San Fran.
b by John p. II. Wentworth, at g.
annum; the cheapest paper in the
BID f0r the money.
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Through the courtesy ct Mr.. Charles
Rich. Of the firm Rich 4 Wilson. VI
visited the commodious, fire.proof ware
house OF that firm and were surprised o.
the immense stock OF goods they have
on hand, and Charles Informed us thai
they had 40 equal amount on the way ane
to arrive soon. Those two large sales
room on the corner are merely sampI'
|rOOmA
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Pue OF our citizens was down the valley
week when he received . letter from
vile, saying TO him that, ION this love
pnng morning bird is singing in my
4" and he just looked wild for q min
sod Then took the beat for home, NUT.
70 himself, "Them's Beecher's sen.
'o@' old man, keep your eye peeled"
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MORE NEW GOODS RECEIV.
ED BY ELLIS 4 DAVIS.

Among the numerous articles just receiv
led. we have q 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 cal and satisfy yourselves, o. send
per order.
TT 1T0 q nAVTn
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Basinski believes In having lively tanes
on the so,h anniversary Of oar ostiona'
birth. day. else why did - Icy 10 sacn :
biz supply Of Areworks end everything
else that noes . make u Fourth NOISY
and lively day!
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The Denver Annual Go tier. nee Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
which embraces in ito Jurisdiction thu
Territories OF Montana and Colorado.
will meet in Helena on the 10Th OF July.
Bishop Marvin, of st. LOUIS will preside
over the deliberations OF the Conference,
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~ 1or 90 Centsl-How to do It
~e hve-dollsr bill to Cows Palace
4u Rooms, play two games of bill
,eNe Gov or Ed the bill and he will
'nN So Cry it on.
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n. Hfsngers of the Prickly Pear are
~ " celebrate the Anniversary Of
M u Independence by . grand ball,
VIZ be given ct the c0mmodious
= e,.. .ose and school building, o. RI
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FOR CLERK.
We are authorized to announce ARCH
GRAHAM a candidate for Clerk and
Recorder of Gallatin county, subject to
the decision OF the Democratic Conven-
tiOn
W. F. DAVIS will be candidate for
Cle,k and Recorder Of Ga!latin county,
subject to the decision Of the Democratic
County Convention.
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aew 'rrlgating ditch has been made,
|ns Spring creek south of town. and
e''og water down the street on which
Ne~ church is located. and crossing
street at Walter Cooper's residence
"''er part Of the ditch Is fiumed.
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w indians go Over the Yellow
Rae Falls, and supposing they do.
u1 the matter now ?" when you can
O'eF 70 Cows and get the best samples
sampled Of Cigars, Wine and Liquors
4 moderate rate.
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Key. s. J. Catl;n, Presiding Elder of the
II. +. Church lSouth), preached an able
sermon on las: Sunday night at the church
IN this place. On Monday evening he de-
hyeEed an eloquent lecture on the Delupa.
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''How dye CO." they said last week, and
some would call Us ''Old Top" ''Old
k'boy," ''Lummix," 'Beeswsx," and
other endesring titles. A change has
come over them and We are now accosted
more gcnteely. The other day we were
addressed on the steps of our office as
Capt, and before we had got to the Brew
cry we were raised to General. We had a
notion to keep on walking and take COM
mand of Fort Ellis, but as it amt the prop
or thirg for . General to walk, or even
run a five company post, we therefore
sunk our military aspiration in a glass of
beer. OF course they are Office seeking,
and when the election is over will rob US
of our military titles and place US again in
the lummix squad.
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Announcements.
Election, First Mondayin August, 1877
FOR SHERIFF,

FOR SHERIFF..
We are authorized to announce the name
of SILAS RALSTON as a candidate
for the office Of Sheriff of Gallatin coun.
ty, subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic Convention.
If JOHN G. GUY will consent to
become candidate for the Office of Sher.
if of Gallatin county at the approaching
August election, he will: receive the sup
port Of MANY VOTERS.
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Small parties of Gros Yentres are camp
ed ID thu vicinity OF the Crow Agency.
they should go down Little ways OF the
river and get Up a te. party with their
SiOux brethren
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/. We are authorized land trust no one
will ouestioa our sutboritv) TO annouoct
Arch Graham . candidate for Clerk and
Recorder OF 0sllatin county, subject g
the decision Of the Democratic County
Convention. Mr. Graham hrs dlled The
oflics Tor the past four yeah, and accepts
ably 20. 10 believe. - the people o. ths
county. He y DemOcrat q strict fldc.-
", and has claims upob the party which
cannot be consistently ignored. He plasel
bic elaine bs10ce convention q nas par
- "a vfN abide liz decision.
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A Big Assay.

VIM. A. Davis brought from the lode
bearing his name small and what proved
to be very rich specimen Of silver ore.
After being asssyed, incredible as it may
appear, 1t went $40, 900 TO the ton.
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Another POa.t

Another Boat.
1t iscontenpiate.t 3endiDg 3: an early
cate, a boat WITH supplies to the ExpeGi>
ton to replace those lost On the .'Bo>e-
man,
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"ARoAINs-bargaans-selling of.
ELLIS g. DAVIS.

We are in receipt of four eightline
verses entitled "Just the Girl fC1 Frank. +"
We have not the space 10 spare 70. the
entire piece, and if we had would not
publish it, for we know that the writer
can do better. We will be pleased to hear
from him often If he will send us COM
respecting the section of
country in which he resides. This would
be acceptable to the OouR1ER's legion of
readers, but the following stanza called
from the poem above alluded to might not
be:
Let me meet her when I will
And that often do,
My heart will swell within me till
wish my profound love she knew.
For If she knew, know she'd lend
One hand to turn the crank
To draw the card and obscure the end.
That seems SO clark to Frank.
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Col r. F. May has splendid stock Of
fireworks, fsgs, &C., ordered expressly
for the Use of our patriotic citizens The
ever glorious Fourth is Dear at hand, and
It behooves the boys to lay IN their stock
|of fire crackers, rockets, &c, as the Colone
says they are even now being sold off very
lrapldlY.
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Another Expedition.

In about ten days quite large party Of
bozemanlfea will leave for he new town
now being built at or near the mo:th u
the Big Horn.
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I'll IL fsss lively 'hoppss sssa spring
ling aleas his hnngry compas,ons NJ
lbs Asy anoa,
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Col. Blacks train left to-day for Fort
Benton, loaded with robes, skins and furs.