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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-04
ATHIS OLDTRICEXS.

| we nave Oeen exp CtI"S H. Out WV
not know what shape it would assume
Like fish out Of water, the editor 81
the Times, since assuming the position
has been Ont of his native element. Hi'
forte as an editor consists Of abuse. IL
must have somebody or party to ,nveigl
against. Publishing neutral indcpen
Idemt-Jcffersonian Democratic paper, cal
culate.i 10 suit all classes. parties, dis
|tinctions and castles, he could not affor,
t" risk the prosperity Of his shaky EN-
terprisc by indulging his prop"nsities il
political issues. and lie has been forced
necessarily t" keep quiet, but he has b. el
looking around for subject upon which
10 vent Ills spleen without haZZarding hi
financial prospects,, and which might ~
the means Of lifting the clio ,ds Ot advel
sity that surrounded him SO early in III.
newspaper Carer in Eastern Montana
Eureka! lie thinks that he stuck it
and p!unccs, without guide or compass
saw. The doubtful testimony of irrespon
siLlc parties, into the mysteries with
which disappointed agents, contractors
AID employees discharged for ger eral
worrhlessnes-) have enshrouded the man
agemeEt Of Indian Affairs in this Terri
tory. He says tho agencies are control
led by r'ny, more gigantic Cn the imag.
'na'ion of the Ed'tor) i" fraudulent tran,
actions than. the WHISKY Ring, and he
reI,asl,cs Tor thu .dification Of his reader,
the old correspond nc. Of the New York
Heral in reference to scr"pi"g brands off
sugar b.rrels at Fort Peck. which was
written by. or at the instance Of, trader
v hO had been b"osted from the rs.rva-
tiGn fer violating the Law. The E'IitUr Of
the Times asks Us 10 rise up and explain
The meaning IF that scraping process. Il
means simply, that the author If the
charge burning with revenge because
he was prevented from accommodating mon
" in illicit tr hic. '.scraped" together as
many falls heads as could be j.,nmed in,"
! newspaper article and paid for its pub
ication. in newsp yer h"pciny th'reby
= wreak his veng ance il cffecting he
'cmoval Of the Agent, an at the same!
line possibly under new admins ration
# the Agency to again ply bis illicit trait
ic.
The editor of the Times will find thai,
i arly all the charges Of corruption snd
raud against agents and contractors
rig'na'c with peasOns who have been
Prevented Ivy the agents or contI6ciors
gainst whom the ch .rges are na'.. from
ilT: Government or Indians.
nd W. believe the E 'iior is possessed If
uffi''ient intelligence to know that his
weeping charges are groundless.
His illusions u ;Lis Paper as the or
a" Ut the ring, and bis personal d,air.b. 8
reference to the editor, are too con
'mp'ible to notice. His inveciives falllt
HARMLESS as the ''ge.tle pal,er OF thu
III upon ,he"-bsck of d.ck. Let him
''.uIge his appetite TO its fullest extent. L
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-04

A large railroad meeting was held Al
Sheridan. Madison County. on the Goth
AUe pee hes were IN de. and q series O,
resolutions adopted favcrinx the PROPOSE
ZION ct the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company to extend their read TO Montan.
Territory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-04

Mr.. Buikrit. Meinb.r OF the uOu..
from Deer Lodge c"unty. gave notice
that he wOnli Introduce hilt for the r..
mOvxl OF the Territorial Sort Of Govern.
ment from Helena 10 D es LOdoe CITY.
The bill will probsbiy b. Introduced
next Wtsk.
Let the Capital take = rest.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-04

Inond. far Railroad purposes or 1o' ~.
CONTRACT ou contemplated herein. and o:.o1.
s.id agents on behalf Of TINS ltIi'I ;';
s" !" ~ -. authorized 70 contract as storcsaA'
, ,""' Act :. al be passed by both mousse ,s'
|of ,he Legislative Assembly approves ~
No Governor. AMI shall then be suo'"'''e.'
=. :. ~ election to I've held in the various '.
ELECTION precincts of the seve,'l e' ','a,'rs
= The Territory, to The qualified elec" n.'
~ th,. Territory Of M"ntan" on t',e ,s,'
.,.v If March. A. D. 1876, "no SAT. e'e~
~, ...ll I've held and the returns 'ne'eo'
TO male and canvassed in the same Ia -
~ a -. provided By law for the election ." -
F." de,ec.,e to Congress Th'' electors s"" y,
=, snch election cast ballot opo" wn ..s'
:. ~ he written or pr nted the wor's 10.
.anroys, Of Railroad Act" or ""g",n''
.nnroy.l of R.ilrosd Act" and s'""'o !"
sp ;,r,,v Of all the votes cast be "for ap.
.,r..y., If Railroad Act" then 'n's &C.
...,, he deemed to be in full force ana {.
e.. otherwise to be of no force or el1cc!
NJ INV action Ivy any officer Of The Terri
..-., .xcen. for the holding of such e'ec-
,;a. w.. Nv reason of any provisions OF ,h's
: =, sh.l, be void, unless this act Is . ~,
arnroved by . majority OF the d'"""
voters Of the Territory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-04

The Ann rican traders ~ the North west
are outs,rirpi"g Ill comprtiters in the iur
trade. lis ,hohZht that the :ahe OF
robes in that sociiOn this season will tx
coed that If last year..-( Record
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-04

The Republic n National Con, ontion
Is Called to meet In Cincinnati, Ohio, on
the 4lh day Of June, 1915
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-04

The helena News IL getting TO be II.
spices: local paper In Helena 'A'
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-02-04

rich & WILSON.
Dealers in General
| MERCHANDISE
and Freiehters.
Corner Main and Boneman streets
Ressnsass, JWolssHns
AGENTS ron
r. B. Clark's Express and Stage Lines:
The Diamond r Forwarding Line;
Coan & Ten Brooks Carriages and Bu,,
gies (the only reliable carriage for ths
mountains) and f0l
IT. c. Power 4 Co.'S Agricultural Imple.
We are now receiving and have en- rou,a
The Largest and Best Selected STICK
Of goods ever brought Eartsrn Montana.
which We offer at
The New York herald., 1876-09-23
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA

THE FIGHTING IN TIE IsTERIoR-REpoRr Or
A GREAT BATTLE IN coLoMBIA-TRooPs CON-
GENERATING IN THE CAUCA-A FATAL ACcI'
pENT- COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS
FROM THE REPUBLICS.
PANAMA, Sept II. 1916
The news from the interior OF the Republic s con-
ncting BY the Atlantic outlet II was reported that an
important fight had occurred at the town OF Carriage,
but by tho Pacific outlet il Is said that no 1ght has ys
taken place
MILITARY CONCENTRATION
In the Cauca tho government lorces are daily in
creasing. To-day expedition will leave here Tor
Buenaventura, port in the Cauca II Will consist oi
about fifty volunteers charge Of about 500 Remng'
ton rines which have just been received IRON the
United states for the government
The Witch Queen, large schooner has been oougns
and duly armed for duty petite cruiser.
FATAL ACCIDENT.
On Sunday, the 10Th instant whilo testing some
the beach near this city, one OF them ex-
plcded killing four persons dangerously woundng two
III rec others and slightly hurting about eight more
The President OF the State and the leading ouicers OF
the squad are among the hurt
The government OF this state IS
AUGMESrIyG MILITIA FORCE
TO s2l men, by official decree. The bulk OF these
will be sent into the statcs at II necessary No
nghting s apprchended in this State.
THE QUEEN
is named the General Frujcilo She is armed
ventura by the Chslian steamer I.ontue These YES
sells started hence At daybrcak this morning.
Her Britannia Majesty's steamers Repulsc and Dar-
ing arc IN port.
The New York herald., 1876-09-23
THE BOYS IN BLUE.

A CALL ON GOVERNOR HAYES by THE RETURN
ING PENNsYLvANIANs--A SPEECH AFTER THE
GRANT PATTERN
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Sept %, 1876
The Pennsylvania Boys IN Blue. returning from In.
dianapolis, called on Governor Hayes, at tho State
House this afternoon, aud paid their respects in
speech by Governor Hartranft In return Governor
Hayes spoke folows:-
SPEECH GOVERNOR HAYES.
VETERANS. COMRADES PENNSYLVANIA, COMRADES
ALL thank you Tor THIS greeting. They tell
your Is nearly up for the tram. will not detain
you with speech make you my profound acknowi-
cdgment Tor tnis hono- am very glad to recognize
the lecling hcn took you to Indianapolis. ! trust
the soldiers OF Pennsyivanla will be ready to stand by
tho cause OF nationality and freedom
The New York herald., 1876-09-23
WEST INDIES.

ST. DOMINGO SUFFERING FROM ANTICS o1
PROFESSIONAL REvoLuTIoNlsTs.
HAVANA, Sept 20. 1875
An English steamer arrived here to-day from ST
Thomas bringing from st. Domingo to the oh
inst.
President Espaillat has succeeded in mastering the
revolutionary general Marcos Cabral, who threatened
the capital He totally routed. The southern
part OF the Republic Is thus pacied, the only place
held by the rcvoiutionists beng tho port OF Azua,
which il bluckadcd by the government. Tho principal
towns III the Northern Provinces Santiago and Puerto
Plata are held by tho government but the revolution
lists keep all the roads intercepted No doubt Presi
dent Espaillat will quell tho revolution. Meanwhile
the country ST fers fearfully
Business il completely paralyzed
The New York herald., 1876-09-23
FURNITURE FACTORY DEsrRoYED-oNE HUN

FURNITURE FACTORY DEsTRoYEp-oNE HUN.
DRIED HANDS THROWN OUT or EMPLOY
MENT.
CmcAGo Ill., Sept o., 1870
Are carly this morning destroyed the greater part
of Mouska Craig & Co s furniture factory near tho
corner of Van Bqren and Canal streets The loss on
machinery and stock is $i5 600 TO $50 900; on
tho building $l0 000 insurance stock. $27 000 dis
tributcd IN sm, amounts among about twenty-nvs
companies The building fully insured.
over 100 hands thrown OF employ mcnt, but
the proprIetore will rebuild Immediately.
The New York herald., 1876-09-23
CONGRESSIONAL NOMI-
NNATlONS.
GEORGIA

ATLANTA, Sept D. 1876
The republicans OF Ben Hill's district have nominated
ex-senator Joshua Hill for Congress. Joshua Hill was
Congressman in 1860 and though a strong Union man
withdrew with his state. He is liberal republican aud
was elected senator since the war. lie the ablest
republican In Georgia and Will poll the full party
without any chance OF dceatin. Ben Hill
Tho Congressional slate nearly iu. Tho repub-
hcans nominations In Ben lIill's, Smith $, Can.
dlcr's and Har,ridge's districts independence Feton
and II. W. Hilard run against Dabncy and Harris.
Alexander Stephens, Biount and Cook run without
OppositIon
The New York herald., 1876-09-23
PERU.

Tranquility has been restored In Lima. The Co;~
gressional of want of confidence in tho Ministry
reconsdcrcd, to calm the troubled elements
In spite OF all, two of the Ministers insisted
signing.
They replaced by others. No Congressional
action has been taken tho Raphael Guano con.
tract The government has just drawn the sum Of
S2t5 900 against this contract at thirty pence to the
hard. dollar.
The New York herald., 1876-09-23
COLLISION ON THE NORTH PENN.
SYLVANIA ROAD.

sELLRRsvILLE, Pa, Sept %, 1875
collision occurred between three ana four O'Clock
this morning, Scllcrsvillc, Pa on the North
Pennsylvania Railroad, between the train which lett
BufAio N Y, yesterday al haif-past eight T. NJ. Tor
Philadelphia and coal train wrecSing the engine aud
several cars tue passenger tram. An unknown
man, supposed 10 have ueen stealing ride Killed
No other persons were injured
The New York herald., 1876-09-23
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.

The Republican Reform Club is to hold special
meeting on next Wednesday evening, to consider the
question OF organizing Civil Service Reform Club In
thus city, with other similar clubs IN tho prnci
pat cities Of the United states In effort to secure
reform the civil service the event of the election
OF Hayes and Wheeler.
The New York herald., 1876-09-23
ASSEMBLY NOMINATION.

SCHENECTADY, N. Y, Sept o. 1874
Charles Hastings was nominated for the AssembIy
by the republic ms Of this county TODAY
The New York herald., 1876-09-23
SALE OF A RAILROAD.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. %, 1870
Is stated aulhoratvey that Mr. Osterberg has sold
tho old Rockford Rock Island and ST. LOUIS Railroad
to the three Iowa pool lines Of railroad for ST. OOO
Tho purchasing roads the Chicago and North.
western, the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific and tho
Chicago, burlington aud Quincy. The road will DO
transferred about October
The New York herald., 1876-09-23
CONFLAGRATIUNS.

STORE BuRNED-THE LOSS AND INSURANCE.
BDDEroRD Sept %, 1915
A fire broke out this morning in Emerson Co. q
store, Goodwn's Mills, Lyman. This burned With
several dwellings aud blacksmith shop The loss
amounts to 81, 500 and tho insurance 10 50, 900.
The New York herald., 1876-09-23
EARTHQUAKE IN NEW ENGLAND.

NEw BEDFORD, Mass, Sept. %, 1876.
distinct shock of earthquake was felt IN this city
fnrhavcn; Amherst and Dartmouth, about half.past
eleven O'Clock last night
The New York herald., 1876-09-23
Relative Chances Of Parties at the
October Election.
Effect Upon the Campaign
for President.
PRO AND CON OF THE CANVASS.
Democrats Working to Reverse the Small
Republican Majority OF Last Year.

WHY THEY HOPE TO SUCCEED.
The New York herald., 1876-09-23
AN EXECUTION IN CANADA.

In Hayti every thing, is quiet
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-10-14
scquently they must get rid Of you.

scquently they must get rid Of you.
With all this before you, can you
help by your injudicious voting still
to keep Your country ground down
can you still SEQ the richest soil I'M
der the sun have the most miserable,
the poorest Inhabitants Of the Globe ;
can you still 90 on aud see your chill.
dren and our children raised up in
ignorance; can you still see our com
merce Frustrated, our railroads and
our navigah'c streams neglected by a
prof'igate Government. We hope
not. We say it shalt not bc, re wi'|
redeem this country, make it once
more happy and prosperous for all
and this must he brought about, hap
pen what will. All should help. But
if in the accomplishment Of this, one
race is arraycd against the other, il
must still bc done, even If one Of the
two must be wiped out. There are II
the United States forty millions o.
whites and four millions Of blacks
which would it be-?
| A MERCHANT.
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Pitch In.

Democrats Of Natchitoches, white
and black, but twenty four days re.
main till the election, and IN that
time must bc crowded every bit Of
our work.
First, every white man in the par.
isl, who has not yet registered must
do SO at once, and Il" it without fail.
Every spare moment must be CIV
en- to vigorous work-talk politics to
your neighbor, dream Of victory ~
night, and do all you can to pile mp
the majority in this State for Tildeh
and Nichols.
Hayes, Wheeler, and Packard, are
beaten beyond hope, and it is only a
question Of the size ofour majority.
The solid South aud the solid North,
save sixty electoral votes, will be
certainly cast for Tilden, the reform.
or.
Honesty is to tho fore. We have
won in Indiana and Ohio, and that
decides tho contest. With those
States 60 1llinoise, Pennsylvania,
Massachusetts, Michigan, and Wis.
cOnsin.
Let not Louisiana BE- backward.
Pile NJ our majority. No Returning
Board dare count 10 ont with Tildcn
"a President. Democrats If Natchi.
toches, Pitch in
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dissolution of Partnership.

THE Co-partncrship heretofore exist
ing between the undersigned under the
firm, name and style Of KEYSER 4 Nc;
kENNA is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All unfinished work on hand
will he completed by the parties.
All persons to whom the late firm .
indebted are requested to present them
to either Of the undersigned for settle
mcnt, and all those who owe the late
firm are requested to pay up promptly
or make settlement at once with either
partners of the late firm.
JIG. KEYSER,
Oct. 7, 1876, HUGH MCkENNA.
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For a Soft Fall.

That radicalism in Natchitoches IL
dead beat, Tuesday's turn out is suf.
fcicnt to show.
After . months hard work the
faithful responded to the tune Of less
than four hundred.
The local radicals feel and know that
defeat and everlasting degradation
await; them and such as have had the
misfortune to be born on Louisiana's
aoil, and whose crimes have branded
thcm l,arriciGles and traitors are look.
ing for a "soft place to FALL"
One Of those shining lights Of local
radicalism was almost on his knee.
after the Packard meeting to get
come respectable gentleman to drink
with him ':just tl'imblefall," said
he. OF course this pleasure Was de-
cliOed, aud when our radical rasca
Was pressing IN bis demand for cause
be was plainly told "tIat gentlemen
INDUCED in socisl drinks only will
gentlemen.
This three hundred dollar thief t.
whom We allude spoke very feelingl,
Of Ostracism and al that talked o
masonry, for two Of the gentlemen t.
whom he spoke we're masons, but h
vac promptly squelsbed on that scor'
BY being told "they did not rocos.
nise his masonry"
All this goes to show that defeat i
recognized by this crow and "salva
tiou" is the main object they are look
ing for. 1--WE will eco what we shal
see,n
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For Recorder,
GEO. w. KEARNEY.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We wish It distinctly under
stool that il candidates nOmina-
ted for Office are unwilling to pay
for their announcement, we shall
not announce them. This rule We
have adopted in common with our
Conservative contemporaries, and
II will not be deviated from; aud
includes all candidates not upon
the National and State tickets.
Our terms are as follows:
Nominees for Congressional and
District officers, 80
Nominees for Parish Judge, Leg.
islature, Sheriff, Clerk, Recorder,
and Coroner, Sl5
Nominees for Police Jurors 90
Nominees for Ward anil City
officers. %
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TIE END HAS COME
VICTORY Is OURS.
Tilden and Hendricks Walk
Over.
Bloody Shirt ana NOuse5 and
INDIANA DEMOCRATIC.
WEST VIRGINIA FOLLOWS SUIT
ONO REPUBLICAN ny REDU.
CED MAJORITY.

The elections on Tuesday, vir.
tual|y decide the contest for Pre-.
sitlent in November,
Indiana was made the battle
ground. Blaine, Morton, the
"Blootly Shirt, and all the money
were expended, and the Demo
Gratis carried the State.
The result in Ohio is gratifying
The leading journals declared that
unless tho Republicans carried
that State by 10000 majority a
least, they would lose it in No
vember.
Taking it oil in all, the victory
for the Democrats is complete, and
TILDEN Is OUR NEXT PRESI'
DENT.
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JACK WHARTON, the reiloubtable
t.Pillow hero, made, it IL said, 4
red hot Democratic speech at the rad.
ical meeting on Tuesday last, eulo-
gising Tilden and Nichols and say.
ing not one word Of Hayes and Pack.
ard. Wharton was drunk, wo sup.
pose, and having been engaged 70,
como years past in tho game Of flop,
conceived he was . democrat or for.
gut that he Vas . radical. That Jack,
honest ~ Fort Pillow Jack, would do
such = thing, dead sober, 10 cannot
believe.
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NOTICE..

There will he sold at Public Auctior
on the csth day Of October, 1876, ops
tract Of land lying near my Residence,
in Sabine Parish, containing 2l9 acreet
more or less. There are two good dwel.
ling houses, smoke house, crib and sts,
bic, between 40 and 50 acres under vcfv
good tense aboat 20 acres cleared. tn
land will be sold payable in three ID.
stallments, terms made known on day 4
sale.
Come one, come all who want . goe1
home, and buy while you can buy cheap
and on good terms, FREQ from I'll encaD
bcrances.
Will be sold Mt my residence.
SIMON GOODROW.
Oct. 7. 1876.
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Oct. Z, 1876.
\VANI'BD!
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n1 the highest CASH prices
M will be paid by the under
Vn signed on delivery q
nuU Cl0utiervillc.
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H. ]. Campbell

Radical hummer, and cham,,,.
Packard thief, you are wanted :.
NAtchtocics to pay
THAT TAILoR's BILL.
to Mr.. Bath, on st. Denis street T..
mcnding yonr dirt: brceches-,h,
amount yon promised to pay, who,
taking the pants from the sAor, b.
fore y"n left town.
Mr.. Bath does not care much a,o,.
the amount, but it only goes to sno,
to him and all other honest ma,
what a mean, pctty.fogging, lyip,
thief II. J. Campbell is.
Canvassins the State, forsooth, AMI
robbing a poor tailor of the wages h,
earned in mending your clothiur
Practice a little honesty before yoy
preach 40 much.
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Attention Subscribers.

The subscribers tn tho v1ND1CA.
TOR Who are owing us, must pay NJ
% once. Tho amount from each il
small, but sums up largely in the az.
gregaac.
All parties owing will find their nc.
counts in the hands III our collector
anless they pay up before the lat Oc.
tOber.