davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-08-26
Giniee quite Gfinoe :

1.-0iue neue &rRubuns. sranSIiA eaSg1fs
uub es7bert sur1 matent.
S.-Dtaht eiuen optItommenen Qs6. gtA,
slei9 auf beioen eeiten, an allen Mrten BON Stohsm.
3.-2auft leiht, fanft, etrdui6los unb rai@-beEs
6 o~mbination bon Gisenidaften.
4.-Sautrbaft-lauf SABRE la 9 obne Eepa'
raturen.
5.-gerridtet ollie arten pom Wrbstt
unb 5ancp NGbereien in elmer por5islibsngDet(..
6.-Sft fir ben @rbeiter iebr Geidt 5u b n b.
baben. Die 2anse Der Glide fam rsgulirt perben,
pdbreno Die Dtaidine i'm Ganee 1T, uno bieie fam
nit ettetn 5aoen oerieben peroer, obne bag berieIbs
>drt CIDER 5u geben bat.
S-plan eiufa6, finnreih, elegant, inoem
ser stih ID NJ ben Gebrant pon Cog sBbeel Gears,
!otarp Cams unS 2eoer Grms fprmirt miro. 6ar Den
utomatic9rop Seeh. ipeiber 81 ne eleta.
mGBise 2dn9e bes Stidts bel ireenb
elmer Gei6minbiefeit fbert. Dat unlersr
Ieuen Z breab GontrotIer, tusfdsr cine elstd.
r:dBis: 9efue9un9 Der glssoIesSar eyIaubt uno eur
8trle5uns bes Eaoens uorbeust.
G.-@ontruction d u RI iersfGIti9 unb Don.
sah:t. ST ~fabrisirt bon ben ssf4idtefen uRs
ceFabrenften 9rbeitern in Der beriibmsm
" j19tpn Mrmprp, S.iH1g n. o. Nbilabelppis
sar: r Gb~f1"ST4ssr7s. 2Wt7mat.
, 1876-08-26

SD bin "a SABRE alt uno tpar 70 frant. taB
tG feline Speiis mebr Sertrasen fpnnte, i9reibi
PER- peter Clemens, 2ittle Orleans, Mp. Sd
rabnt DIR. Muguf &Snig's 5ambur.
ser Iropfen unb bin nun pieber nibt mn
,an3 bsrseitsat ~lonDern flble mid pte! trafti'
JET ais friber.
, 1876-08-26

8eseu 5autFranfbeiten mnb ale r1nreinis-
teiten, pel9e Ssrbprbenem 8lut entlprinsen,
ilno DR.. Mueuf 8Dnte'S 5amburser
G%rOpfen Gin gang ausse3ei6netes MittsL
BERN ie finb bic befen 8lutreiniser. Su
f6breibt serr Sobn @eOrss gppeni9aB tn &C.
mont 81.
, 1876-08-26

Sd bin pistsr bs7sr als i'd je srtpartete 3u
psro,n, ldrstbt pbil. &pR, Salempile, Wise,
bant DR.. @usuf 8Snts's 9%ambursu
Erppfen. Sd lit lanse an Seraflcpfsn nnb
aps spei Ner3te 3u &atbe, Obne pab i9 Sinbsr-
uas srbielt. SD enti9lcB mid, bic Sambur-
esr Errpfen bes DIR. 9usuit 8onis su sebrau-
DIN. @ptt sur Gbrs unb DIR. Mueut aDnie's
5ambureer Irppfsn gum &ubm.e mub i1 ia-
gen, bae mir %pisisIbsn mems @slunbbsit mic
bereaben.
, 1876-08-26

SEER @tsif In Snanbasc Sin, Drill, ttsilt
uns nit: Sd lit felt spei Sabrsn al elmer
bEsartissn SleGte, bic alien Witteln riberltanb.
aebrau6te i'd msbrere Wpten lang DIR.
Musuf SSnis's 8Snis's 9ambur-
asrIropfsn mad @pri9rift unb purbe
BON pisism bSsartissn esibsn ppaidubis ssbsiIt.
, 1876-08-26

$5 bis 500 per Sag ;n @amie
Sepinsun9en frei. @orsiie:
15s1mil u. Stinipn u. Gp.. |orlano. Dte.
, 1876-08-26

EaAA Mdnnfr unp Srauen mereeu test er
oVV Ianst fir uniere neuen @oisfeesrn
6ileer. Gdbfetce, %2einenfacen unn Gd,retbpa
pier. @roAe Gtnnabmen nit StdDerbeif ae,
r1adbf. U'an ftretbe iofsrt um &ireuIars an .. Z.
@uernfep. gublfber. Concert, q. 3. 4g14mi,
, 1876-08-26

g a. q 4 Fir g9enten n unferen 3epn reuen
p " Nouelties, seraoe In Ben Marfi
9ebrabt. Wtan braudt lie III ieoein 6auis. MuIter
ulo Girculare frei per Dot %oerjaubt..
4Se27aps y. 3. SSbtte u. &c., Tetpart, q. 5
, 1876-08-26
Nio Ncnp Goaeee.- @acun, Ga,
ben "a. Tebruar, 1876.

...... DR.. Musuf 8Snie's Sam
burger Srppfen fnb ppn ansseaei6netsr
Wtrfuug unb besbalb rabesu unentbebrlth fir
mtb. Rep. Batter 4. s. Eebmann.
, 1876-08-26

zeebftI auf msSr ais 200 ssr bsssutsnbsren Stasts
tn europa.
eelb'Musiablunssn burA bic NoHdmter fotpis per
Eelesrapb mad ausn pldssn In 9sutIhlans,
pefsrrsi&, Der eassi,, 5Onanb, Ddnemars, e2ms.
ben anb gcrtpsssn. ben Gmsf6nstrn fri is's baus
s~slieert.
Grehit'Srfsfe fir sseifenbe sur nsnusuns In alss
sr6Bsrsn Staoten Der alttn Melt.
@tntaffruns bon Grbf&aften unh Esrssrunssn
isOer art In alien @Iasen Guropa's.
Uerfbthuns bon 8Itern uub pa6eten naA
europe.
Derssuuns antomrenbsr Sitter In ssS Dorf, uns
Wsitsrbeforesruns ~bssieIbsn naa BEN 9nIanss.
GnrssSif%ss 0eIs aur art sstauIt anb ssrtsaft
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16

what consistency in public fiei Consistency is to
fully understand great purposes 70 remain true 10 tein
10 take to attempt to check disease y using
medicine still more dangerous han the dlsease atli ~
serve with ones best knowedse consetnlloGsy, cons t'9
and Of this consistency am proud ana tis eepie Dh
Excuse me that have said SO much about myself hut
from the citizens OF this city, ana especially iIom Ger
complimentary. L shall never forget the testimony OF
wien was on the eve Of departure for Europe can
only show my gratitude By remaining true 70 the pf
ciples which have hitherto advocated You nave non %
oTel me because under all circumstance, had tue
courage opd the fidelity to conviction declare wdat
believed 10 De right Gentlemen shail not 0l9aioi
this confidence 1 shall always regard thls huSIy 10
conviction as n5 highest duty, whether II nases my
enemies s more hostile or changes foeS mo @
This does not trouble me III shaH DC lhe Piue " ny
chdren that I without prejudice sought Tor INC
TRUTH and without fear spoken the trhthi that haVo
ates OF NY intelligence and ny conscience, ana that m
spite of ali enmitios have remained rJo 20 my conVic-
tons. So alone can express my Rldutuue 10 lOSo WY
have iOnoyd me with ihelr confdc &c. And 30 stdhd
before you as an INDEPENDENT citizen as $1,000 ist yea
Not as chance explorer mt the slb't q. % %ItoI D'
as a mau has years fought aud struggled Tor it
form. Ard J say to you, with the uH CONVICTION oi
10y heait mere we nave ol I,t " ll'u y. li'ui , -
whose fGchtY can depend. DO YOu take care tlat
npJ YES 10 he dfiudcd bv tic silly Invention
that Hayes has formed league WIN the enemies OF @ ih
est conviction that the interests of immigrants cond be
safer ia no ones hands thau in those ol Ha5es SHOW
once TO Americans that tue Germans
understand the great interests OF the natOh
rs wei as they, aud tbat they VII w never Sc,
denagOgucs. Independents, rclec; What responsibility
would rcs. upon shoulders II you should heip 10
bYfu sbout q Democratic victory, and by TINS means
people should sr many years TO come sigh udcI te
heavy yoke of Democratic power pointing at you VIVA
the words, You have done it," appeal 10 you ter
mans 10 assist in tie victory OF Rutherford T. Haycs
and In honor TO the German name suffer yourselves ho'
to be derauded OF your In thr glory that VIC
tory. Czcs OF \, TYurk, You know that IN your own
state the contest must ba decided do you know your
responsibility Devote tue lew remaining weeks
before election 10 the public welfare, that on Nov lne
brave prnp.c OF New-York may clasp hands wiih the
OHIO iuC platform OF honest money
and reform good government, and Rutherford h. Hayes
and William 4. WHcelcr.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16

and s existence are recognized, for all good is Of and
from God Every attempt ia 20 be encouraged Tho
boy who h anxious To learn that he acquires his sp
bet from the ia he streets JUS the boy fOr whom
schools are instituted: and VIC might as wei give up oar
schools because mcn elevate and cdaeate t5en-
selves rcsn the Church because 89Gie EAtianeis
exist outside her pale
what tn parentlge Of the goodness that exists to-
day Can be possible that II has an or zi apart from
God Consider the civilization o. the Greeks and Ro-
mans. That reached high point OF excellence, but
would not pagan, however learned be obliged 10 con-
fcs he considered the great features Of cvza-
tOn, the UhantnrOpic movements OF tc whole, and the
sercStaint O individual members, all 50 dametrcay
opposed 70 the doctrines Of the Stocs and Epcureans,
that some new power had been intTOdnced-aOIne new
motive animadug humanity This new motive,
this power, IL the spirit OF Christ II ctmeates the
whole world. II reaches those who think of Him.
IL affects those who know not OF Him. Modern
goodness certainly is different from that of tie aneents.
uuhlic and private LIE and theirs. The world Is
better for the love OF Christ although many do
not know it, although more do net acknowledge
IL. In what better work, then, shall man
be engaged than 10 show those who are g0od the
parentage their goodness and 20 lead them where IL
may De- conpleted-lO Christ. Snail the Nathanels be
satisfied with themselves such meu arc not too gOod
to BE- Christians. They VIII acknowledge now mlleh
thcy have need Of something above themselves Tne
good who knows himself knows wherein he lacks,
aud arpgLtes nothing 20 himself IL Ati been SAID OF inc
Cnuich that she stands aOCf often FROM TIE causes Wlc
size should nOurish-s.lch Temperance. But ttis IL
Through her the spirit OF Christ has worked
upon the conscience aud heart OF humanity and the
influence God has thus originated aud developed tlese
very phantnrOpic schemes Indirect y--uay, Rather
directy-has the Church melted to take up those
great Thus C1ri5t calls to Tim all men. None
are too good bad % Those Ony are worthy
L. be- saved who can CXoIim " rhOu alone art worthy,
for Thou alone hast roda med rs u Goa"
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16


hbition viii bring 50 completely within MS coptoI th
last so years. II is revelation even 10 the student Oh
S'asf c .bolvcs containing the volumes already re-
ferred t. hsucs map Of tae United states on W, he
center OF population at the time each census US " ~
stcadincss WITH when the OF population has moved
yye.typrl ON Il l lines and the slight variation IN
ne sti,nc o. H. center caused by the purchase OF Lo'I-
siaua the annexation OF Texas the acquisition VI Nit
tory by the Mexican the settlement OF thc sret
or even By the ciyil war, foclby shown
by this chart. several other Interesting maps lr' NS
cXhhitod uy the Census Bureau Among "Hl j. ono ot
The Uniied states in l776, showing the boundaries OF
tie thirteen original STATE, as thtl Wttc lVv g.,
the outlying territory owned py eieh, we da'c oI s
cessiou United states or - other States ana tho
point. at wnca Che hrIi %, % te i of t 'ics and
Tarrtories they now exist ana The source, I'1in
rived .t anoticr-and It is ouc OF The most interest
iaE OF them al.suow-, by means q" squares oi an ie'
sizes ana culors the proportion ot su cidts au H'n
cis to the whole population durn@ li yer 80 ~ ~
each oi the four great divisions ot th' ni"d rlt- anu
also in each OF the several S.atcF IT, insight wL"h
this chart 1ves into t.a hoclal c!Mat'H ui 'e ssl o, @
States is "a very sUgccstVc one AT OK ines niIs utu
charts. with o;ucrs showue the relative stfcneth OF the
the relative aahcT oi persons ciised IN l.' @ :"
published in Col. iI3 -l1', report 81 the part inc
Census bureau Gas tlken ~ the ENht1ii2n. f. 70
Gen Eaton. tJiuuIsSlIUtr oi IIsrti iluN IN or
tcfuigug thc contribution Wuich hiS nnictu sh"Nl
na,r 10 fbe Givcrnmcn; display. aimed simply at pre-
soutiug suggestive and historical cAh"tinn OF zoe
sruc ~ cducltOall influences In IN" U1tcI states As
Inc Toted states have no national s. STEM of public
education DE detailed EXHIBITS or NECESSITY had 10 nr
g,r b tio St.tes or by individual institutions aud
eac.,.rS The especial cGico of the hulriu was ihcc
,r. 10 inform state aud CIts yiuc tiua officials ana tAc
managers OF institutions wat 81 WIs dclhc th@t t'E
slouli s-nd ~ philadelphia, and % urin- tc "iii,lr'
giTrr ti.ir arrival: 10 su,n ~" PREPARATION ci ms
tones aud keeping o. permanent records ~ slH,ca'a
~ rie, s,c,a d,ii;b'e necessary. in addition to
has IA BHoaooi Education Ia, lns'r some ,l.,I, con
tFinutpIs 20 tlc Crhtriilal .'N"4 "" ,i iti - y"
very l,st permanent y.Iine and to Wach su'l mere
a' re- Tt' M 'l'' HAN was 70 illustrate The scope OF
educational iIatliutious by means o ph"l"ri'PHS y.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
TRUE slIHw or THE CHURcH.


tl.o'ss'tst g. s.p.N.
The Rcy. Arthur BROOKS OF the Church OF
tr iucsIurUlu Protestant EpscuyaU. .t Nad5oa.aNe.
auI Tllit-Ii.-sr. pr.-cu"d yesterday morlins from
ST john. t., a.: "JcHls seE Nathaniel coming 10 Hin,
and .ll, o. Asn B,l.daa isiacll,e indeed, IA whom IS
10 gu..e"
Jur Lcrls rus oi acton, tle preacher said, was TO
do.i v..4 m,u 90, Iie flGud them. Il sometimes led
Him 20 u.,cy ..liu+ rchuae, aad sometimes w0ld, OF
approval tn rulo guided !ihn IN Hts Intercourse w'rh
Nathaniel WHO i.d come at tLe inytGton % iPhp, aud
who wss drawn .n mrsUsc by curiosity Yct our Lord
rccolr zc hs character and said, Bciod an Isr'cllte
iadecu b. WHOM no guile" ile continued Tie cOnyer-
sai1n instructed tine lsraeiite and drew him nearer TO
Himself For MS then the question arises, What IL the
Ieatiou OF t!a Church 10 rlUuuy good meni can she
arf them 90 Christ her efforts and successes
lac only the WIS Certainly 10 IL one Of her great
,ecs 20 I,A toward nel luot men, ami % lead tAVm
ou tU Tue PcrJClOh v. goodness IL9 Y. " gUodAGss
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16

The eleventh competition lor The iUf Field
a.d Iafu badge shot no Cs,cd!uoor on saturday.
his muUA Is open 10 al members Of tic National Bae
4ssooation, allowing them the use Of my rifle shoot
ing from standing position. and firing 20 shots RI q
distance of 200 yuIds There has gon,.aj been "rse
uuubr OF competitors for this hld-c, bui tao sudf'n
.I.urr iu rb v,ath.l ul the OVtuHS ui lHe tii ns-
ness reduced tie nuancr OF entries oa Nrdy =" -
Dgian tie ,lootin he wind was siroH- l9m lot lO
rii 'rrss mo r.uer William Hayes, nlcmNtr OF lhe
team f Ire AiaatUur RiHo cub who shot ln ,le htei
ut.b On llursIAy, won TIC przc Win ~ Olt O a
- ij, ~ npiurs Cap. j. J.. Pticc Oi TIE 7th Eeg-
iiorat was second IN the scores With H.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
4 erATI-a 10 sI-.fvIn

BcsroS, oct. 15-Ihe Sumner Memorial
Collniuss yesterday voted arrange Mr. Ban ;or
statue OF Charles sumner ~ erected the Public
Gstdcus M itil VIII $50 pr Europe on saturday uc1t
dL " VIII him p t,f model o. the proposed statue.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16
SUNDAY THEMES.
INSPIRATION OF CHRISTS EXAMPLE.
Tae Henry Ward Bcecter Plymouth Church (Congre
ogtiOROD.

his entire congregation the consequence OF move
made last week by assistant pastor Mr.. HALT
day. He insgated It by circular to the pew-l0lders
advising and requesting them abandon their for
the rest Of the month and the first Sunday OF November
in order that the strangers in The city might have an op-
portuuiy OF hearing Mr. Bcecher. On Sunday, Oct s.
moro than thousand strangers who had assem-
bled before the doors failed To get inside OF
them, and half the number remained to the close
Of the services IN order 10 catch n glimpse
OF his person be left the church OF informal
reception inside the building and on the street was
una odabc aud prevent the recurrence Of such
that the action taken All but abont fftv
members resigned their places ami these declined do
20 the ground that they had friends from distant cities
who would occupy them.
Practically therefore, Mr. BeecRcr's audience yester
dag composed entirely OF strangers. The fact was
discerihe not only by observation OF the faces and
dress OF the strangers. hut in the hating
which the choir followed in all but the most familiar
hyrs. The seating OF the vast audience labor FOR
the usPers requiring their utmost skill There
cral hundred regular resident attendants ct Plymouth
Church who not members, nl wei known to the us
ors, who rrcverety call them "rcpeaters" These OF
course, had received no notice. and were promptly in
their places. avoid seating ushcrs
fore m opening ~ the doors. mingled in the crowd and
h Inquiries discovered the "cruuine Ccntcuuihs.' AMI
taang them In Small groups of ten or Dozen conducted
them - IN" and seated them the
mint Wnen the door were finally thrown op.I,
large part oi the building thus dlrd The Cnlucuts
of c audience 20 di@1crs,d interesting 90 listen
to- almost ai tc r,mari,s being pa me manner OF 10
livery and the personal appaar oI Mr.. BpcChCr.
Many inquiries -radr FOR Thomas q. SIearuau
curiosity aprul,d to bc most active wi.h regard 90 his
looks ucN. 20 90 al the pastor The ban Gts" the
doors hlti, Wcll ~ Tie interior and during TIE
snruuu thr Stops radue t0 the gallery were inuassah.
toes leaves -, gat7 from the plot In front, aRd
th1sf.tir 1;oo~ am uro,o OH Gamer of brick m the
front c 'bc building AMI carried f away. Next Sunday
the church vii again be- gwen to Strangers hut those
wishing saas should ao carly p, the baElu. clrnof ec-
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16

B,Lrr,oEE, oct. John c. Ferris, an
actor. Was struck vith paralysis Friday nigh. whe
on o., STAGE go tr iio,di' s.. Thcat.e i tic chsr-
acttr o.; G,orac T1j5Js 90 LADY Audiey- secrcL" Ha
.- c.I.l.. -tDtu Er a.t aut u.c4 ytst,rtay ~. !.
az = oe,acr df Fyrs was fgou Acw-Iolk, where lis
wiir 49,. .a-a.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-16

Scedv gent TO pOliceman) )-BegSarl Who's
,,,-,yg How do You SNOW ! am't swell wiHt ~, p
i,,a q, balmask IN the kaIotcr Ul csicsor ALL ID
a.yyaik.n' Ome III my eOsiOomi
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-31
Troops.

The forces from Fort Shaw belonging
10 Gen. Gibbons command passed throu. /
Bozcman on Tuesday last, and presented
quite martial appearance. They are now
At Fort Ellis. We learn that Gen GIbbon
will start on Monday on his expedition
which viii present quite formidab ar.
ray. The passing Of he soldiers through
our streets was cheering Sigh. ami was
calculated to revive the hops Of our PEG
pie in tie opening up II III early LAY 81
Eastern Montana. 4 route from th. Ter.
riiory East is Indispensable to its growth
AID prosperity aud The prosp CT now ii
very encouraging. We think il is the
determination Of til. COVER ,ineni 10 clear
the path from hostile Ind!ans and make
travel safe aud secure from y sMarsk aud
Cheyenne 10 Montana.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-31
Personal.

-Paymaster Blame visited the troops
of Fl. Ellis. anG made the boys happy b,
giving each one his share of ''new mon.
ey.'
w. G. Conrad, Of the firm of. G
Baker & Co., Fort Benton, is in Buze
man
Samuel Neel, Of Helena. is in this city
looking after the inter, SIS ct his freigl,
train.
M w. Anderson arrived from the
East +. " days ago, where he has bsen
sp' nd;ng the winter
Come again, girls; it is not often that
the dismal abo ie Of typos is made bright
by the visits Of handsome young ladies.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-31

BOHEMIAN. March 90. 1876.
Messrs. NJ. Canaan. Wolv+rton, Osourn
Sp Ring. Howell ard 9TH re-:
Yours Of % b inst. is r.reiv. d, and i,
"py would sly that lh nk the inter
->ts OF the people can he a vanced Y
having two or more candidates tor Trustee:
ant, hay.h. no 9th ues!ge Than 10 s,lye
the people 70 he best Of my ability. !.
an.toun'e myself candidate tor the posi-
ion q Trustee, mnitr the n. p. Il. J..
Bill. Il .lcrEe', Shall serve in said ca
psrity until tht Interests Of til, D. O., e
cqulre M to resign.
Yours Respectfully,
A. L. CORBLY.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-31
e. is & DAVIS.
HELENA, NJ. r. March 21st 1876

HELENA, NJ. T. March 2lst, 1876
EDITOR COURIER
DEAR SIR:-Great Indignation is mani
ftsies'ed here by large number of c1ti.
zens and business men on account Of the
circulation Of petition by II US r, San.
ders. Hotter and Mr. O'Neel. for the pur
pose Of obtaini signatures, askin
the newspapers of Helena to oppose
The subsidy 10 the Northe Pacific Rail-
road
This Utah Northern r r. dodge. to
clear the way for two Years hence III our
Legislature.
More than one half of the signers
OF the petition will vote for the
n \ K. K, but they dale not refuse the
request Of the FRS. National Bank. of
Helena. Another reason merchants here
max" a business Of sigaing any petition
that Is presented, Pr divided It costs
lo,6ing.'
The action taken by til m here, think
as man; others do, will strengthen the
vote Tor the N. P. r. X
Yours truly,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-31
Local Matters.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

EPISCOPAL.
There will be divine service IN th
Young Mems Library Hall each Sunda.
1t IL O'Clock a. m. aud O'Clock p. u
until further notice.
L. Z. D.CKEY, Rector.
METHODIST.
Religious services will be held REGULAR,
ct the following places by the Pastor q
the Methodist Episcopal Church Of Boze
man.
FIRST Sunday, (ofeach MONTH Bozcman
LA. m. East Gallatin, 3 p. M. Boze
man, Up. m.
Second Sunday, Bozeman, II q. IN
and 7p. N.
Third Sunday. Fairview, 10 a m.
Reeves 3p. M; Bozcman, Up. m.
Fourth Sunday. Bpzcman, II q. m;
Weaver s school house at p. M.
Sunday School every Sunday al 2! p m.
Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening
7P. m.
Glass and Social meeting imm' diately
after morning services Strangers and
friends cordially invited.
A b. CLUCKNER, Pastor.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-31

Criminal fLCCOrO

Virginia City was not purged of It's sins
II seems by the Vigilan,ees of an early
day. They hive since lo,med up and
overshadowed the Territory with their
Nervousness. Capital frauds, grand jury
frauds. have been suppl' m, nted by il cest
and murder
The District Court now in session nj
that place has indicted two of its citizens,
one for incest and abortion and the other
for incest with his own sister. The for
mer, J. r. COrbett. at one time U s
Deputy Surveyor. occupied prominent
position in the community, and is man
Of more than ordinary intelligence Fred.
Gage, the latter, is Norwegian of ques
tioIable mind who has been enyagei in
mining 10 Alder Gulch for a number of
years.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-31
OOrrespO
BozEMAN. NJ. T.. March %. Is

BozEMAN, NJ. r., March %, 1876
We. undersigned, criz. ms and taxpay
Frs Of Galla.in county, hereby advise and
recommend the election OF A. L. Corhls
n the po-i'ion Of TRUSTEE. under the
III. P. r. r. Bill" for GallatiD county
he 10 pledge himself through the Bnze
man TIules and the AvANr COURIER ii
their issues of the present week.
1st That he will use al poss;bl effor,
to obtain secure contract with id road
-. That he will also SO pledge himssll
not to resign said position, at least until
said contract shall D, finally executed be
tween il aud the Territory,
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Orange Contracts.

twill be seen by the following dispatch
that the Secretary Of War has directed
that the Grange contracts be annul!ed,
and that those who furnished grain g..
last fall be paid. This will be gratifying
to the people and is just act Gen Viii
son has beeni y assisted by M,jor Ma
ginnis, our indie, cable Delegate. in his
efforts to get the contract rescindea, and
the money to pay for grain furnished.
Below is the dispatch.
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GALLATIN VALLEY
Eenz0Ze Seminary

Superintendent-Rev t. Il. CRITTENDEN
Principal Miss NJ G. CRITTENDEN.
Asst Teacher-Mlss ELLA AYLEswoRTH.
Matron and Drawing Teacher Mrs. CRIT.
TENDEN
TNHE seconl term Of the fourth annual
L S. s.ion ut this school will Cprh on
he >erond Monday. the 10th lust, in the
late residence OF VIM II. Drew. between
Hamilton and Central Park. This prop
erty has been purchased, renovated and
enlarged, expressly TO accommodate tho
8 mi arv. Tn site is eligible. the build
,nys comforra' le. aud planned with re-
oar'! enlargement, rs Increasing popu-
latiOn and patronage demand. Its design
is 20 give a substantial and polite edi::si-
ton. in connection with the Influence of
Christian family and happy home
This term will close on the 3lst day of
March. The t'ird term will open the
l0V h day Of April and close the 3Oth day
OF June.
TERMS.
For Boarding and Tuition, $50 per month
For uition Of day scholars, 4per month
Extra charges for teaching French or
German, for instrumental Music. Station
cry. material for Ornamental Work, and
Washing.
For further information, address tho
Superintendent or Principal, Hamilton,
Montana.