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There were no arrivals from sea yesterday
sTEAMBOATb.
Geo Spanger, O'Pry. from Lower Coast
klce Farmer Dragon. from Lower Coast
Martha. Bassc t. from Lower Coast
brin- Ca rick. from Lower Coast
Belle ROwl md Rea from Minden
j w Garrett Booth, from Cincinnati, with two
hatgeS
J + Frazer Canton, from Lower Coast
Two FiatDoats ,om the Ohio River
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Below Coming Tn.

Spanish bark Parvenr, days firm Havana. to mas
ter
Norwegian bark Bragg, Swinsen. 40 days from New
Ross, to master
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Sunday Morning. January 80.
Cleared Yesterday,

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Lizzie, Felsher. for Pensacola Master
British ship Paul BOynton. McMulen, for Cork.
Ocean. Zerega eco
British bark Cairo. Rogers. for Cork
A A Maginns Sons
scheoner Winward. Staples. for Havana
Joseph Kelley
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REGULAR BAYOU LAFOURCHE AND COAST
SEMEWEEKLY PACKET
r. = The fine passenger steamer
dk.. st. John.
F. Bergeron, master. j. C. Bergeron clerk
Will leave above every SATURDAY at SIP NJ
and WEDNESDAY at II NJ. returning down the
Coast in daylight, on FRIDAY and MONDAY
For freight passage apply Oh board, or to
o26 If K. O. MELANCON 30 CONT at,
REGULAR RAYOU LAFOURCHE lid COAST
SEMI WEEKLY PACEC.H,.
The new passenger steamer
Assumption,
Joe Dalferes master, N. u. Dupuis clerk
Leaves New Orleans every Tues.
k5sS DAY at p NJ. ana SATURDAY y, u
NJ, returning down tho Coast in day.
light on THURSDAY and MONDAY.
For freight or passage app on board or to
oas If E E 4 kic cHE.R1Er, g Cont street.
CHANGE OF DAY
REGULAR BAYOU LAFOUKCHE PACKET.
r. Tho New steamer
AESSt1S Robert Young,
U. ID. TerrebOnne. captain,
J. NJ. Daniel and Frank Dalferes clerks
will leave New Orleans hereafter MONDAY and
THURSDAY at p. NJ Returning leaves Thibo
daux every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 6
A. NJ extending the Thursday tips as far as Lock
p TT
For freight or passage apply on board, orto
HITE e. CARLIN, Agents,
JaIo TchouptOulas street.
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FnM VERA CREE.
rANPIt:u, TUKEAr, OAMPEACHY, PRoGRx
50. EAvAEA AND NEW YORK
NEW YORK HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAL
STEAMSHIP LINE.
This Line L. ooisposed Of the steamships
City Of mexicc. CAPT w. 4. Sherwood.
Iixy Of Msrfda. J. ". Key nolts
City Of Havana Capt 8. y. Philips
eEE98, TIE steamship
SsxzAMs City of HBvana,
S. F. Phiilio5, commander
will leave her wharf fsnI sf Galio,s7 satco. ,1st
District or SUNDAY, February -. 1876 at { A. N.
FaaeA99 10 gera Cur, s6C god.
r. ALEXANJRE d SONG
20. 80 Broadway, New York.
n, freight OF pEsss. Q, apply to
J. III. WIrGhRSrGCN q ,slt
No 90 Cs-or 'eloz zttaef.
The City of Merida will follow SUNDAY, March
5, 1876.
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STEAMBOATS,.

OUACHITA RIVER
NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA RIVER
TRANSFORMATION COMPANY.
Regu ar Ouachita River Weekly Packet.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at D Z. M
n For Ouachita city, Monroe, Tren.
ssssssssz.saa ton, and all landings ON Black and
Ouachta rivers-The steamer
Onachita Belle,
j; w. banKs MASTER Joe Holmes clerk.
for the tributaries
Capt. F. A. BLANKS President
H1TE g. CARLIN BRITTON g. EPPIER
ADAMS WORK LORD g. MCPEAKE, Asts
+. S-The Ouachi1a Belle comes down the Coast
every Monday in cay light. Will attend to all bust
ness ohefed 10 ner. jail tt
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| OPELOUsAs.
| INDEPENDENT OPELOUsAS WEEKLY
| PACKET.
kssgsSa Atchafalays, sim%sport Biz Bend I Land
:. ing Old River and all intermediat,
po'n'S-ihS sh' o'ns s.. M passenger st amer
Leaves WEDNESDAY, Fen D. : s' ct 2. NJ a.e
For -resh f Or !. e apply .. board or to
Through bills of lading to Bayou Bnuf and De-
Cla.zes. d1s
REGULAR OrELOUSAS PACKET. :
Leaves TUESDAY, Feb. j. at PM
@ n For Washtngt0n. Port rarro
Smmsport Churchyiiie eli landings q
the Coast Atcbafalavs River and Bayou
Courtableau-The new and Eght-Iraught passenger
steamer
r. Broad master viii. Thee JOHN clerk
Bayou des Glaizes giving through bills lading. Fol
BRiFr5N EP 1sI1s or 1o sS Common st.
Through bills of lading to Bayou Beuf
REGULAR OPELOUSAS PACKET.
Leaves SATURDAY. Feb s. al S PIX
IT, For Washington, Port Barre,
,kSaS Simmsport, Churchville and all IL ter:
mediate landings on the Coast At ha-
falaya River and Bayou Conrtableau-The new and
hghtdrausht paSsenss, .s steamer
W. Burton master csnt Emo ou.trsv.nx o.r.
All freight for Bayou des Gialzes will be landeu .,
sm mn Or Big Bend Lam ing:
so u ]. NJ. BOWLING Is Decatur street.
OPELOUSAS AMI COAST.
Leaves WEDNESDAY, Feb 2 at SPIN.
EA - For WaShfnEGOa, OpelOusas, Pert
A&39fHf Barre Hlmmsy0rt. Churchviu. and
landings On the Coast, AtchafaIayA Rivor
and Bayou COurtableau-The
&C Pickett, master, 4. Meynier, ST.. ole h,
tOc Bayou des Glazes to be landed at SimmspOrt or
Big Bend Landing. Through bills lading to Bayou
bouf For utlght or pa. age apply on beard or 10
l26tf LORD e. MCPEAKE. rs Camp street.
BAYOU DEs GLAIZEs.
FOR BAYOU DIES GLAIZES
Leaves on FRIDAY Feb. A. at p NJ
I lind Il For Evergreen, Cotton Port,
kessss s8 junction. M'reauve, Big Bend, Smrns
port and all intermediate landings-The
Eghtdraught passenger steamer
Garry Owen,
NJ M DufOur, master, A. r. TrOusdale clerk
wi il leave abcve
For freight passage apply on board or TO
!tal3 # RRlTTON e. EPPLER. Agents
nAyOU SARA.
IT, For Bayou Sara, Waterloo.
hermitage, Port Hudson, Baton Rouge,
United States mail sem. weekly packet
Gov. Allen.
On place Of w. S. PikeD
I'D. Brown master s. 5. SJIeck, clerk
leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY at 5 p NJ
for Bayou Sara For freight or passage apply to
HITE & CARLlN, 3 Tchoupitouias Of.
sic &C. GODDIN. 80 Magazine street.
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STEAMSHIPS.
BOSTON.
7~"~~-~>~~<<>~7~~~~o~~~~~~~~
FOR BOSTON.
To Sail on WEDNESDAY, February D.
~F*A, The new first-class iron steamship
Pottsville,
Winnetts, commander
will sail as above from her wharf opposite jackson
Square. For freight apply to
WILLIAM CREEVY, Agent
Ja3 40 Carondelet street.
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REGULAR WEEKLY INDEPENDENT PACKET
Leaves every SATURDAY, ats NJ
- For Trenton, Monroe, Cslumhiu
II Harrisonburg, Trinity and all interme
'ksFizissaiA diate landings on b ack and Ouachita
rlvers-The splendid pass enger steamer
Lessie Taylor,
M. Kenlson, MASTER j. C Baker clerk
Leaves regularly above. For freight or u;.ssa ge
apply ON board or to
DOUGLAS WINBURN
ja29 IS Natcbez street
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HhN YORK..
0~~0>~~~~>~~~~~No-o~~~~~>~~>
The CROMWELL LINN.
FOR VIEW YORK DIRECT.
To sail on SUNDAY. January 80, at 6 4. NJ.
sHshE. Th,a iine Is 60 imposed of tko following
Eeamshiys.
1NICkEEROCKEB, HUDSON,
COBrES NEW OKLEAEN.
The stexmshiy
Hudson,
L. V. eager. commander,
Will leave nsr wharf, lcoS Of Toulouse sVle.r.
INSURANCE ON CARGO BY THIS LINE
THREEQUARTERS PER CENT.
Freight FOR ~ r,,yyi, 1sieQ.ol dayr0 taken
BY this line and through bills Of lad.nR given for
tbs same.
FOR freight or passage apply to
ALFRED XOUETUH,
nl4-H II Il Carondelet street.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-31
POLITICAL.

| We regard The appro aching canvass for
President as the most important that ha!
ever occurred in the American Union. Thu
election of Lincoln plunged the country
into civil war, from the effects Of which
she las not recovered. His untimel
d a'h resulted in the attempted impeach-
mint Of AID ew Johnso who succee Ted
hin as Vice President rnis attemp,
borr IFS fruits of evil. Had J hnson be, n
left alone, he would have carried out III,
policy Of Mr.. Lincoln. whose desire wa,
&c claim the country. and establish i,
upon it- former basis, the slavery question
having been sc,tl, d in the freedom Of the
negroes. which was the leading issue OF
war.
The history IF the country, before the
present party came into power, has nc
parallel where's politicsl power has reign.
cd over twelve years It is necessary Tor
the promotion of = healthy growth Of tn
country, especially one und.r a Republi
can torn of government, that parties
should be as nearly equally divided as
possible, in orsier to secure justice to the
people. The axiom of house divides
against itself must lose its virtue in this
rasc. 1t has beeu demonstrate that All
parties, Wings. Democrats md Rrpubli :
cans, prove their corrup ion ny an IN
disputed lease Of power. Ute develop
ment.s have made this apparent to every
D e. Will. we believe Gen. Grant has
ever hid, ii has not been in his power to
control the actions Of his subordinatcs.
Iha his appointments VI re made
with q view 10 their fitness for he
POSITIONS .ig vi them and their in,eg-
ty and hOnesy in .!lscharylng the dur
'es pertaining TO The salHt, we do MOI doubt
}ut many IF them hive prov d re-
rcant to the trusts reposed il them. Like
he beautiful lily, standing forth in its
'urity, when the sunlight of heaven gives
strength, they have fallen into the
Tough by the action Of the fist storm,
ihicn IS sure to "v.rtake those whnI
louli build their fame at the expense
f the people.
Tht extravaganza Of Washington society
! no excuse for the p.culations Of pub
G officials. These things will lead TO
The Democracy in the APP
roaching 'mpaign. A majority Of the
rangers are evidently with that party.
nd dependents will he sprung for the par
ose Of dlver:ing attention from the real
sues before the country. But the time
ne,r al hlnd, and the people have it
their power to settle the matter, when
e shall have nment-honcst in
$ purpose and exercised il the interest Of
rose who suppori it.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-31

The editor Ut the Times regards the
petltiOl published in the Helena paprrS ~
NppO-itiOn to the N. p. X K Act rs CEN
srRE of that paper, '"h ch stands alone
almost among the press IF Montana in
support of III II measure" How long. Oh;
how long. The Times remained neutral
during the predancy Of bills before The
Legislature, and after the pass &c Of the
Northern Pacific bill ard thr rejection Of
the proposition to aid the Utah NorthcrA,
by the managers OF that read, at the clev
enth hour COM to The support of the
former And that, too, after vain effort
to sell out TO the Utah Northern, cheek,
corruption, men'acl,y. where is thy
blush? Can such conylomera,;on of
meanness exist and hav. name aud local
hxbitation il this respectable community.
The editor says il had only ninety days to
live. 1t has Outlived its usriuin s.. LIT
1t die The iynomihiou, death its precepts
deserve. 1t is morally dead, and has only
10 give few spasmodic kicks to render it
literally so.
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'ht SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN.
From the St. Louis Globe

~, ~ AouIS OIODc
ihere Is probably no msn IL vho
community owe so much as 70 ,ha hn ~
.a'r-spoken physician. who does ~; EST
.ual duty both to himself an n his &C
''ents. Really skillful nhvs;o; MS pa
~ t ~ numerous that their y,r,n.s ,oa o.,
- mention. AID hence the adver,;sen neeo
u oo,, Dr. Il '. Pierce, of Buffalo selnen ''
Die; Dr." claim the readers attention nay y.
r'erce is type of class Of msn Dr
: sa." success by Careful and wal, y, "no 90
mo f.,. cot attempting too much Or e sas.
, 'ng false Ideas as to ability r VI 'rea.-
, ,e',.'ls physician in these DAYS q, me only
a, ,s disorders and hiyh prsssu =, e'mpl-
,'ana. s'p ",he man w1a n ''s'ng
sa'l his one branch Of ,ha 'p under
,aea IN his line is Dr.. Pierce business ra
. .1, Of his readers b. n.s rnI the
/, u ~a,, Sense Medical Aavise s written
,s %e'' worth reading By those .,, w"lc b
, asn : work: With s'rct business ""p b need
n NJ" Professional skill, reason.h,a "e s
:, aa large c"rps Of comperen, as9;s, fees
=. nlerc' will doubtless mai. e -:
'o''l'ar as "household wo,d aas :. his name
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-31

1t will be a matter Of establishment to
the readers Of TIE New Northwest,
which has heretofore be a champion Of
the Northern Pacific r llroad. to learn
that its antagonsm 10 the ate bill passed
by the recent Legislature is only cquall.d
by the Ring organ Of Helena, tn hide
pendent The Northern Pacific, which
will pass through Deer Lodge, as well rs
Missoula, is tn" only road that will
be direct BRETT TO the West.
Side The hostility Of the Missnuian and
the North West cannot therefore he ac
counted for. except upon the hypothesis
of tire mOnic4 intln' nee of the Helena
Ring, We have regarded our friend Mill
as j, coIrupiibl-. but lie viii hrye TO clean
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-31
"But, boys. you know, Tom:
Like pigs. do nol nv ,a,t >,

The Times man, taken out of The slang,
OF poverty by Col Black and given N,
Rratuitious use Of the old printjae No.,
'crl"l purchased HE citizens Of Bozemar
seven Years agp at current rat, and after
wards bought W al fifty cents on tn al i.
VI by Col. Black. and for tue us. !,
w6'ch W. paid Amos, doub g its COS,
comes 10 The front and says we la better
ray our rent and ~: ttoub.c ourselves
about his.
70 abiding to the matter, we only d.
sired 10 show that our neighbor WIS me
'ooi OF others possibly by the force Of
circumstances = But, more probably Il,
his mate, fawning cussedness. He saws
nc defies our merchants and people. ma,
Nc can publish his paper ten wears with !
0ut Their pltro age la, h. not The ~ J.
Aesoh tahiiy-tpur IN nuMbcr-,u do IA, /
woK and I've on ru, .,,.-c.s
= neccessery. but boys will not nav IN,
rent. " nor buy paper, ink an, oi her iii.
necessary 10 run rewsrappr,- viii Col
Back!
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-31
honor to I've,
Respectfully,
You OBJ Serv't
z. CHANDLER.
Secretary.


While nm "a If ID nat you vill nor
'orm your duties arcrrd,ns 10 tn. sn;r;
ana language Of your oath. deem !
proper 10 advise You to examine the ma
t'ves e persons y no appear to b ear,
ah" Jealous 70 procure the indlcime a.
any pr'is The interests o, men ron.
fict often. and at Temps 10 sra,ify mai,
ar" sometimes m ale IN the room of III.
grand jury Extract from Judge blake,.
charge % the y. s. Grand Jury
That's what's I he matter with H.nr.h
An Effort las been made here TO crnsb
men wh' have substantially done more 10
benefit this community than any two
,ilers. The in 'ercsts of one have con.
licted win those o. 9th. rs, and to week
"a the form..r and increase their own
'ains, they have escorted to every means
ie has stood MANU- " in the conflict.
~ by 'ndonitable cntre," AMI n"bleness
pnrp"sf has surmnanied M frail oh
lac'es throw" in his path by tie weak
''em'es VINO would have aycrt+d his IT.
IRIS which have tended 10 the genera
fOsperiiy of The community
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-31

For some time past The different Gran
kes OF this County have been DISCUSSING
Inc advisabllity and propriety 0. aiding
ana taking an active part in getting IN an
Agricultural Fair for Madison County 10
o. held some time mex, tall. Last Mon
day evening an informal mectin, Of P.
lions. from many parts of the county
was held IN this city 10 further discuss The
matter II was the opinion Of he M, e.
Inc that an Agricultural Fair would be
be"eticlal to the county, and that ,h,. Fair
could and shout be gotten up by non
commune .nts AS well as Patrons. The
hearty corporation Of all INTERESTED wou,d
make Fair success. The initial steps
Will be takrn to ag::tate the matter all!
over the county. and it is ,rrnposed TO I'll
pooiic meeting soon to pe'feet plans
snd arrangements. If iii movement is
started IN time, and the proper dire. ron
t'yen 70 't, We can have a good Fair next
I'LL Matlisonian
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-31
The Black Hills.

from the Cheyenne Leader. March II ]
Several bands of Indians winch have
l'ht's'ed the settlements on the Platte
above Julesburg, .or some months n.s,
''ave suddenly cleared out for the nur,h
and II Is suspected thu, they have had
marching orders from Sitting Bnn ~
Spoi ted Tail,
a. ssrs. Salisbury & Patrick. who h.ve
oeen engaged ~ the stage business in
Moht"ns Tor some YEARS, have taken ho,d
- me Gu yenne 4 B ack H,lis sraye l.,..
ana VIII soon conin nee operations on /.
large Scale. This .hey are fuly abb. ,ol
10 as thy propose 10 lnv.sl tlOO. 600 l..
he business.
= dahy li"e will 0e put on bctwe, !
.het enne and Custer on April Isl, A..
u We been male win ~.
~" companies to sill taroduh ,ict..,s
rom oil points IN the States ia 90 80
ny. The rates o. ~ viii be low "a
a'ee Classes u tickets VIII bc sold
c,Ad ard t1iId class,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-31
The ENEMY OF DISEASE;
THE FOE OF PAIN
TO Man and Beast
Is the Grand Old
MUSTANG
Ii I'M ENl

Which has stood the test Of 40 wear.
There is no sore it will no, heal no,
ness It will not cure, no ache M y, laas
hat affiicis the human body. or The p pug
lot Il horse or other domestic anima, ooCI
does not y ED 10 lis magic touch, AZ. 'us
II" costing - cts, 5Oc1s Oo'
y OO. has often saved the life If, "
man being and restored to life and N.Y. ~
fu!ness many valuable horse. w
FOR MEN. IT WILL CURE
rheumatism. Burns, Scllis. Bruises cr..
Frost Rites. Swelllnos. Contractor C o
Pam III the Back. Lumbagn Sc;a,,es
Gll.hlains, Strains, Stiff joints Sos
Nipples, Eluptions, Pains, Wou nS,'
Ulcers.
FOR ANIMALS. TT WILL C1,Rp
>payIn. Calls and Sores Sw,uuv p;,.
5one. Windgalls. Big Head poll Nh
inmors and Sores. Lam. ness. Swe)lin,.
scratches, Iistemper, Stiffness, Strains
SORENESS, Open Sores. "'"'
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-31

Soon the ,nc>in IF war will resound ir
the lower Yellowstone country. Already
have the Indians commenced their muir
dero,.s work in he Black Hills. A raid
was recently ma e hy III m on Cus'al
City. resultln. il the death Of one maj,
and running off the stock OF the miners.
A party Of whites went in pursuit. The
l"disns rc'rea'cd il T. e direction Of tie
Red G oud Agency Crook ard Gust, r
will soon b" III the f,ld from the East.
and the gallant G!bbon from the West. A
military force viii be concentra ed in the
country. the poll J Of which we are led
to believ" will be aggressive. suilir,ent 10
teach the blondy-handfd Sioux Il lesson
they are likely not TO forget soon,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-31


ae'' ln' n affis.d here ia>i evening. di.
rrl rom Custer City. They r,pori fin.
vea'ler ana good reads. When they i,.f,
sesrs 700 houses completed and occi,pi, q
~ Custer. r. :"
private letter 10 an at;arhe of thc
Leaier, from a Phiadel.thia zen l,u,an
states that lhe Back Hill, are .,oanin.. !
up nig IN ihe Quak.: Cay, ana all thr.-
INC New England and Mid IL 81 les. f.
es''hS,es that fully 5UUO Phit.d lnb,ans
ar pr ptting - ,oait west ss.n III. oil
Leader, Narcn IL.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-31

"Louvr,' a Meadow Greek correspond
ent OF the Helena Her, ID, has this pala
graph IT, his lasl letter:
1.-THE most decided opposition to rail
roads. however, come. from men wh,
have abundance Of money 10 loan al exor-
O'ta"t Rites OF interest. Trey are free Ia
assert that "wiat goods they want "
Can get and pay tor by wagon freight.
Yer, indeed! Thy live for no one bu,
self; for nothing but the accumulation Of
money and acres TIER horizon is DIM
med by interest =
Just 20. Those who have No prospect
I've interests in the Territory. further than
depressing those in need, with exhorbi-
'snf interest on their present capital. do
not wish for prosperity that will relieve
Tue poor from their mr. sent cypress ons.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-31
LAND CASES, LAND WARRANTS
and Sc17D.

tnnt,sted Land Cases prosecuted before
me =. ; General Lanl Office and De
= t,ar slhen' Q. the Interior. Priv lie Lane
= ANS ?, $ MINING and PRE-EMPTlCN Claims
anu . HOMlS FAD cases attended to. Land
scrip ~. 20, and 1GO acre pieces for
sac. ih's Scrip is assignahle, and can be
aoca'ch IN the name 0: the purchaser upon
any dovtrnment land subject to private
en'Iy, nj 81 20 per acre 1t is Of quail
va'"e with Bounty Land Warrants. Send
stamp to Gilmore & Co. for pamphlet Of In
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-31
Black Hill Miners
on the War Path.
A Severe BATTLE.
Thirteen Sayages and one
White Man Wounded.

Fl. Laramie, Wy.
News was brought III las, night by .
party from custer City y fight between
the miners aud Indians on Deadwood
Creek. 60 mics north OF Custer. HE
miners attacked the India IS md killed Is
IF them. One white man Was Killed :.
Tue Indians ha been running Off The
stock. More trouble is expected. Hill
City, near tho center Of the = ack fIls,
has been burned by he Indians. The in
habitants succeeded III >cspin2. Hill
CT Is nine miles north Of Harney's
Peak.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-31
Pensions.

! ofhcers, Soldiers, and Sailors wounded
aup'uled. OF injured in the late war, how
us signify. can obtain pension by adj
'ressing Gilmore NCo. :"
Eases pro>ecufcd by Gilmore & Co. be.
s,o e INC Supreme Court Of the United
Saa, tut Court ct CLAIMS, and The
ooo 'heln Claims Commission.
!, Hacn department Of our business is con
a ,'s -" ~ separate bureau. under CHARGE
-, ~, ~, same experienced parties .,nploved
" me Old firm. PROMPT attention ~ ~
!. us'"ess entrusted To Gilmore &, o. -
NUS setnred. We desire 10 win succel IS
"s =, GILMORE & CO.,
ssNslsjasgsCl... ID. r.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-31

The matter having been presented /,
this Department for its action. a lette
WIS addressed on the 18th inst. to IN,
President commenting that the actor
auove Indicated b. TAX. anu an Executive
Order has this day been received in ac.
c0rdance herewith. revoking the order Il,
question rcstori, G The said tract /,
til pubic domain (said order is dated 81,
he S'h Inst.)
A letter has been this day addressed to
The Governor Of Montana, by this Depar,>
men' from whlca the following IS an ex.
tract:
CAS- the country described was arcexed
20 tue Grow r. serve solely for the pur-
pos" OF terminating. the perniclous traffic
IL liquors. carried on with the indians
and the Department is satisfied on the par,
pt The citizens OF Montana to assis, in lis
suppression. | beg l.. suggest that the
Legislative Assembly will coop, rate with
ne DEPARTING /, by enac'iny such pro-
'iblt"ry law as may best subseryc tue
,urpos-.'
have the honor to be.
Respectfully,
YOU OBJ Serv't
2. CHANDLER.
S4cr.f.rv
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