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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-03
H1Qr.cE.
81 ATE CFIEDIA~A,j
l. DIS County. !

T. DIS County. !
To the Sheriff Dryols Co.. Greeting.
!. Da21 Il. Edmonstoa. Cier. o. Ia
Dubois Ciic.G Court. 80 'ie state OF
,ld:ans. ~ here ~ certify tina, N eiec-
''on viii DC Ae'd IT the usual place. vi
mole NJ cieti,Es in the % .erl Pee
,inct Of said county o. 'he firs' Tues
.g, niter IL. II Monday in No-sn-
n. (baiIg the I'll Gsy of y oven Der,
le56. tween .ne huu cf9 O'cloc,< \.
Y. =. Go',loci- i. NJ, Tor the purl ose
e 'H,'ing zen CD Prssi'eutis!
riect,r 70 east iho vote the cla;e Of
.nGian4 to-
o., - 'or Pres lent - The nj
TED ~H,-s art on person icr Vice
-.e..ieu, o, tie Quilted -;ts'es
l. eor'ornitv 10 the oustitution Of
the jgi,cG States aud tie STATE of ludi-
ana
la wi.r,ss whereof have hcrcanio
sat my hp-d end sssi OF said Court ut
'asr III, 49, o. J-to, or. -. D. ! $40.
3AZIL b. LJMoNSrOE, {. ID. I. G.
PROCLAMATION.
state ofInGiant NO cona.y go;
The qualified voters ~ DUBOIS county
,yt hereby notified tggi lie P0!.s wi
.e opened At tie usual e sces OF hold. ng
e,pliior-, j. The soyera, Townships OF
said County, Indiana, on the Fitst
in November 1876, Tor the pUr-
pose loehtioned In the foregoing pre-
.ce,oe whereof AL persons interested
nj -" notice and govcrn themselves
Accordingly. witness ny hank and
seal. Ills the ls.A day of October.
's7i.
3. b. EDNONSTC1I, SHERIFF n. c.
Oct. 3. T6--Sw
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FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL
TREES FOR SALE
AT a BARGAIN.

TIVE undersigned has for sale the
1 choice and large selection OF trees
and shrubbery. grown a. the nursery OF
The late VIM. Green deceased, ard offers
them 10 purchasers az very low prices.
Ir. Green was practical nurseryman,
ond had varied stock OF the best va
rieiies adapted % this climate. aud the
trees lac sold IN this county. have proven
IN bearing 60 DC ~ be Represented them.
For the purpose OF selling out the
stock, ] Will be at tho nursery, two ani eS
west o. Ireland, on Mondays and Tues
days of each week until, the list Of De
crmbor, and will make it 10 the interest
81 purchasers TO give him cali.
Agents will please report sale % me
on the day OF delivery.
WM. II. II. GREEs.
Oct 20, '76--Iw.
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I,.yamin- Your Tickets

BEFORE YOU vote next Tuesday, and b.
-arc they contain the correct names o.
Che Tiiten Snj Hendricks Electors.
Remember yeu vote loo the Electors aud
not tor President.
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Ut. Vert x 90. extend cordial
invitation - the public generally 90 call
and see u ia our new home. and cx-
anime our large stock Of rew good,
Just received aud being sold at bottom
prices.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-03

8 Jonn lfoN.er IL removirg The
,;ocA OF his v ssai sgtou harness nlsnu-
factory to Jaspe-. AdtHg this 20 h,s
Irrser; stock Ac.c Will make a large
a-soriment llc will cell chea? for
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-03

~ Pure burbon whisky ior medical
purposes, purchased directly from thc
Jlstiliery. 81 T. Wertz & Go.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-03

V--A.i >..H,s' de- wa appropriately
ol-,4s ed uy sac ,SlcWOe:s OF ~. Joseph Z.
cOugre .a'iru 81 ,Li- place. The grare-
co. jhc c.in,te.. we're han isOnciy deco
latrI
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-03

0-y The carpenters are pushing the
work on Dr. Wellmans new residence
At the north edge ef town.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-03

u Hog is ;i4e tii1e to bcaatify your
house, ts.rHs - i feHces ~-ilh Goa; Of
durable paint 4 large and complete
a'sortmeIsi 81 pain;s aud oil, sold Il t..c
New Drug Store, at snic prices.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-03

~ FoW neg-Jy. wetc arrested in
Eocspori last wc-ss for pcni;eutiary Of
f-u-e.. aud connsit,cI to al -Four les
Radical votes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-03

nFThs balm Of thoEssnd flow ers
ias shed ia sweetness ia Fsrfumery at
r. VERT < Co.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-03

NJ Sidewalks aad street crossings
are being put in order ia several places
I'm town. None toe soon.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-03

DO Il- .-Pu-ic~- pare. "a a!rcidy
r...i sl-l Jc1Nos - reb,l v.sis.s, spd
s..u .te- - juH - an oyster in
re- 49, 10 Ire 'u,rr- policy Oft the party.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-03

~ After III, election is over next
Tuesday. or people will be ready to
trlk about thp railroad agaiu.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-03

OTDr. Crooks ssd John Troxle,
made short visit TO Ninccnaes anC
Washington tti- week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-03

John spalding raised 40 bushels o.
wheat on twelve acres OF groun a.
Washington Democrat
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-03

y The R.hc,l- have "a; h"H O.
llc-' 81 The ~OJiheru clt..E,. aad Ht.o,
decline, 90 "a whetisr lac will oppose
gteir payment Or not.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-03

- Sheriff Edmonston and Lon
Greene started to jeff rscnvilie with
sam. sanders Monday morning..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-03

" Mr.. JOSEPH krc;t has an adver
'iscnsEt in Inis weeks Courier. "a p
s-Aiu- "a have tue BE- 4 co4! "a TIE neigh
bvfArcd.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-03

~ liver voter si'Ould consider IL hi
tuuudeu dut. q - 20 the polls next
IJs-,iiy, aud -ec that al of his neigh
bgrs 90.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-03
Real Estate for EaieI
D0Asg 81 CAPEszAEGT,

NO. l.. u goo3 farm OF 100 acres, in
the lowe. pllt % Pate township, Du-l
lbois cc.,Its, 80 acres under cultivation,
: orchards. living Springs, good log,
house OF rooms. Barn, So bies &c, AL
80 has an outcrop OF block coal 40 inches
lthich, near the Air Line railway.
No. 20. 4 good house aud lot In Jasper
Lot 100 feet square OH West Main street, |
COED well of water, stables, SC. PrlceI
1880.
No. 1910 acres OF finely Improved
lana in Hall Township; 6a acres cleared
ana under good fence; good orchard Il
good two-story frame house good barr !,
plenty Cf good water. Price AID terms
re- Enable.
M. S4-l2o acres ofmiinp rcvei land, |
AT Rae crossing o. the Rockport ari Airl
Line RaliroadA near Hur ingburFh,
with enough timber for fire wood Oh ~
TO pay for it.
No 43.-Stcam saw Mill. with good
pair of French burns. for grinding corn,
engine IL inch cylinder, boiler good, ia
Ia splendid location for "A FIGURING Mill
and with power sufficient To run both
/, -four aud saw mill, and on White river
where the supply of saw-logs is mex
lhaustibc. Attached 10 il il "A coal bark.
and two acres of ground, with n good
residence thereon. Price only $1,000,
and on easy terms. a rare speculation.
I No. 45.---Good two-story frame house.
,lour rooms and cellar. Stable and out
buildings. splendid well OF water, fine
location for residence in the town OF
Lfasr,.,. Tsitce SllOD 'erms 5000 cash
IA - = ~ -
,bt9aht ~ anu . years
4I.-nO acres Of fine river bottom
h. -. - g. g W.
a"n near poe me oil lNe - H. - "
< w. Any quantity Ot line OAK timber.
live. %. sig .t,rf.. cleared. with toiaraile
,.f-t~, -, -, :. p,f., o,L,. eco
20, rs
'ZH' lsl, 1t remainder IN one ANA TWO
|t.al..
"a, .. his...-. .,t, i d,
4 n, ''.
I So 49,. y =.
w., .i.-,. 10 -, ~ .r...ft. boo. .a.- $500. a..
ta.t N b. .r ai.o --.t..iis d. sll al. 81 ..sf nc
&c.. b,.- s-.,,Lll cola a. rtas,nsl4t ffcs .a1
700 .s. ,'ta.s &c. ms.
Ne Il ia. rr. = Gre and 20 aer,s 20 r'fgsii,r
.s.. .,.,t -l san. --v vf .r. 81 ,a..- .a+
i,tr L.I lo pfrr -' 90. Ttfals
.-.-.t,t-, .s.t g.. m. In OLA. ana Two t,4rf
g.. 40 -, ..t...,t,. ,,,, t.,.. d, r.y
- 't'--'' 'N' 3"''' 10 $50
reg W..
-'--'i acre o fo' ihfn ~ enc :" A'f's %
'.''--F d. ''' all '-'eii''o VITA ri'''''- 'e'-
80 f-.-A fre f'e iaTm ei p" AGREE. 70 f.Ee c'ah-
I e & -'' h2' fla." ~ ol'.' s'.,' CIV
H" - = - 'a-n ',' '.',,a.'' i''..' "'
" .
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rrDo YOU read your own rap,-, or
borrow your nnigheor's.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-03

Dmcstic ~cwlnc Machine.
Not unlocked yc', fer sale for s55-
re,Ails Al s79-a, the CoUH-LR OFFiCE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-03

F--09at forget tho election next
Tuesday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-03

Hard Zines ami Worse Coming
May be avoided b. the election of
Tilden ani Hendricks next Tuesday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-03

Winter l. coming on, aud every
Gentleman wishes 20 be VEIL dressed.
"o matter what the maicria! ofh,s cloth
ing may be. To supply tia, desidera-
Tam Mr.. Andrew Hcppper, The f,.hica-
hie tailor in frent 81 the court hCn.e.
has secured the agency OF ButtcTrR.ck's
celebrated fashions, and is prepared to
cut aud ft in the latest style.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-03

IrRe,A BacS', now advertisement.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-03

Considerable feeling was manifest
de last week in regard 70 some ofthe State
prosecutions. The verde, IT, ,hc Sand
ers COW case was universally approved
Al the cases for carrying pistol ana
Ofa's knucks against ~ 3. Sgrad 'cy, il
was generally thoughi ne got OF cry
eAfaply with o 81 'O -.np. In o." ere
against nr. Bigham or assault i, ol,-
.ery Ga young C.r'. the 5Ilgncnt 81
: IlJ fine, was thought 10 be rather severe
'hI yet, under the evidence, was
generally approved
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-03

work on nr. welman's new residence,
At the north edge ef town.
rFThs balm Of thoEssnd flow ers
its she'd ia sweetness ia Psrfumery at
r. VERT < Co.
Dmostic scw.nc Machine.
Not unlocked We. fer sale for s55-.
retails At s19--G, the CoUEILR OFFiCE.
rTDr. Crooks aad john Troxler
made short visit TO Vibecaaes and
Washington this week.
~ Pune burbon whisky ior medical
purposes, purchased directly from the
Jistiliery. ct T. Wertz & Go.
NJ Sidewalks aad street crossings
are being put in order ia several places
in town. None toe soon.
gTANer tin election is over next
Tuesday. or people will be ready to
talk about tne railroad sgsiu.
- Sheriff EdInonston and Lon
Greene started 10 JEFF, rscnvilie with
sam. sanders Monday morning.
Hard times ami Worse Coming
MAY be- avoided b. the election of
Tilden aui Hendricks next Tuesday.
~ oW negroes were arrested in
Eocspor, last w,,si. for pcni;eut;ary Of
fence aud cotnrtt;cl to all -Four les
Radical votes.
70 liver voter si,Otlld consider II hi
tuuudeu dutv q 80 20 the polls next
Tuesday, sud -ec Tia, al Of his neigh
6ors 60.
,TNr. JOSEPH krc;t hassa aiver
i.cReGt ia tnis weeks Courier. au =
claims Ia have tue b. 4 co.,! N TIE neigh
tvrArcd.
y The R.hoal, haze "a; h"'H O.
ll.-i 81 The ~OJ,heru ela..E,. aad lac,
a,ribr, 90 "a wheiisr lac wiil oppose
sheir payment or not.
Il- I.~Pu..ic~Z pare. "a a!rctdy
PIT sl-1 pctyos ur ret,l v.sis.s. sDd
s..I l's,r- s - ia D - sn oyster in
re-. 80 10 tle 'utrr- policy ofthe party.
E-A.l >..H,,' de- wa appropriated,
ol-..,ei uy see llcWO e:s OF ~. Joseph.
cougre la'iru 81 ,Li- place. The grare-t
60 lie c.rnote.. we're han somciy deco
la,ri
rs Henri Laadgresc .ast week Sc
crivri ier cI-r. of H~w r-1ts and shac-
p.ircs ~. tiriu a. ,r be!,re la 81
count, u k,le stock boots. from 3 90
10 - 90 aud vsrraEtei
0r HoV is ;te tiile to beaatify your
L,use, ts.rHs s. teHcss with a Goa; of
durable paint 4 large aud complete
a'sorlm.lsi % paints aud oft, sold Il t..c'
Ns's Drug Store, at anic prices.
John lfoA.cr IL ramovirg he
,.ocA Of his v Sshisgtou harness nisnu-
factory to Jsspe- Adtiap this 20 hi-
Irrser; stock he.c Will make a large
a-'orinenL he will cell chea? for
asa
Lyamil. Your Tickets
I'e.cse YOU vote next Tuesday, and BE-
-arc they contain the correct names o..
The Tiiden Sni Hendricks Electors.
Remember YEA vote loo the Electors aud
not Tor President.
TT. Vert x 90. extend a cordial
invitation u the public generally 20 call
and see u ia our new home. and cv-
anime our large stock Of rew good,
Ju't received aud being sold at bottom
prices.
Winter l. coming on. aud every
Gentleman wishes 20 be wrrL dressed.
Ho matter what the matcria! ofh,s cloth
ing may be. To supply tia, desidera-
lam Mr. Andrew Hcppper, The f,.hicn-
hie tailor in frent Of the court hCr.s D..
has secured the agency OF BpttcTrR.ck's
celebrated fashions, and is prepared to
cut and Ct in the latest style.
II Considerable feeling was manifest
de last week in regard 70 some ofthe State
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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-10
Election law.

The last Legislature passed a new law
regulating elections in this Territory Nee.
ton IA prolongs for one year The terms Of
all county. district nd township officers
elected in August, 1875. Below is the Sec.
ton:
SEC. 81 The term of office of ali dis.
'r'cts, county aud TOWNSHIP .tiicers elect. 4
under he provisions of this act shall BEGIN
on the third Mohsay In Dec. mber nov,
ensuing after the election. and the fern, ~
office Of all officers elect d at the p4n.,a,
ell c'ion in August. 1874, shall hol., and
extend until The third Monday of Decem
Der next ensuing The expira ion ii ,he;r
present term OF office All county. district
aud township officers elected atthc Aupns,
election IN the year 1875 shall hold th,,r
r sp Give offices until the third Mona.v
IN December, 1873: Provided. that n.
term Ut office of county Treasurer sh.,
being on the first Monday in March. nex,
ensuing their election, and the con,,v
Of the several coun,iea a..
hereby authorized and empowered to fill
any ana ali vacancies in said office. Great.
ed by the expiration of the term If oftic.
any OF incumbent, or from any other
cause: Provided. That when any officer
who ny law is required TO give bonds be-
lore ent'Ilng upon or when entering upon
MS said office. ard whose term of office ia
. p.on''seo. snail, before entering
'po" .na' po''ion VI bis rm hereby pre-
= soe. s'e NJ" undertaking in the
le' u and to be approved as is now proyid.
I'd by law.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-10

The Pittsburgh, Pa, TIE egraph, in
speaking IF the bill recel tly passed bv our
Legislature 10 loan the cre'lt Of the Terri
tory TO the Northern Pacific Railroa,
Company, says:
The ope ing Of this railroad TO tn.
heart Of the mining regions of this impor-
tant Territory, will be IN event of VAST
consequence not merely to tho people Of
Montana but ID the great ilroad and
business interest OF the United States. A
very large area of this Territory cont ms
NUM- rots mines of gold and silver. lead
and copper. &c. many of which, owing to
the great cost Of shipping them At the
resent time under the present Inadequate
al d costly arrangements Tor their trans
pnrtation, must remain uhworked. By
The construction Of about five hundred
miles more OF the North, IN Pacific line.
now running to the Missouri river al Bis
marck, this mine of national wealth will
be tapped q. its centre by first class rail-
road, extending over favorable ground
across Dakota, aud along the Yellowstone
the finest unoccupied railro ID valley on
the continent. Then instead If the long.
costly and tedious route. which We have
described. there will be about one tboc-
sand miles Of continuous railroad from
the heart If Montana 10 the head of nayj-
cation on Lake Superior. about thirteen
hundred miles to Milwaukee. and about
Fourteen hun''re. mics to Chicago. Then
instead IT taking twelve to fifteen days
as it do now in tn" winter, the trip can
be made. all rail, from New York to Gen
trail Montana in five days. without fatigue
Bisn arck. the point where the railroad
crosses the Missouri, river will then be-
come the great transfer and shipping
point between the railroad and tie v.st
navigation OF the Missouri and Mississ,p-
pi rivers.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-10
KumOred Cabinet Changes.

Chicago, March 4.
The Times Washington special says i,
is rui,ored that the President intends
making entire change in his c ab,net. The
anti Bri, tow wing clam that he can now
find pre'ext that will crowd that gen.
tleman oct a1d bring new Secretary OF
the Treasury, a new Secretary of War,
and new Postmaster General into his
council. A prominent Senator said to-
day the President asked him If the
Senate would confirm John C.
New for Secretary Of War, if he were
nominated. Il is reported that tn Pres
ident lends willing ear to the proposition
o place Gen Sheridan in the War Office
temporarily WI liz be a'visin9 Chine,
which shall he homogeneous and respect
I'd by the nation. IN the present condition
OF things he finds il impossible to obtain
the services of cit - of high repute to
place in his Cabil.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-10

Mr. MAGINNIs. en- leave, introduced
%be following till:
"A BILL To proyiie for the construction,
@ot military posts on the Yellow stOne
Ard Muscleshell rivers.
Whereas Lieutenant General PMl,p II
6heri'An and .;sris~dirr General Alfred
II. Terry have. in their reports To the
Secretary Of War for tue year 1875. SET
forth The great Importance and Immediate
necessity of the construction OF MILITARY
posts q certain points on the lellowsto
and lscleshell Rivers, in the Territory
of d itans, and il the Milit~ry Iepart.
nent Ut Dakota. and such r, cOmmentia-
tons have hetn transmitted 10 C.nQy IS
With the approval OF the Secretary of War:
ThtfrfOre,
Be Il enacted by the Senate and House
ut R.pres' natives .: the United States Of
America in Congress assembled, That the
Gum Of three huu.iTeL Thousand dollars. or
~ much thereof Is may be- necessary. is
hereby appropriated tor tie Construction
ct such military posts or d,pnts. II sucl.
points IS may be se.eci d BY lie Secretary
81 War
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-10
INDIAN AFFAIRS.

From the recclt movement If troops j,
would appear that there was prospcc,
Of llv, ly tilt with the Sioux Ind, MS
This is duty that should have beer pr
formed several years ago. II is said that
sGen. Crook is u aching from Cheyenne.
Sen. Custer from B smarck. Gen. Gibbu,
1rOm Fort Shaw AMI GssE. Bri<b,n mas
gone from Fort Ellis. 1t IS unn+ rs: God
that these forces will operate in CO, juno
ton, and give the vagabond Sioux a
severe chastisement This is the only
course to pursue. These hostile Indians
need god thrashing. so as to make
snake tn m behave as other p, nc. full In
dams. Reduce the ln,iian 10 subsection
to the laws everywhere, by The stro,g
arm Of the Government. and they wilt give
no further trouble. 1t has been stain
on American ci.iiiz .tion, that il its one
a, niversary thousands Of saw
Axe lnnians exist IN our borders. slayiny
and scalping its citizens. The Govern
ment should use the whole army, II neces-
sary, to settle the Indian question. 1t
can be settled .. once. II the lnd an finds
that the Government is in earnest. There
should be no cessation of hOs;ilitrs on
our part till not single hostile Indian
exists Within the IaLi's Of the Unite
States. The campaign at present begin
prom ises To be active ard earnest. W.
understand that the arrangements for ii
have been going on quietly since last ,aIl.
And II appearances are not deceptive, w,
arc 10 have IN Indian war on III ex,en> iy.
Scle. The scene Of operations vii! b,.
mostly In Mnn.ana, aid We may have
taste Of it quite near the settl. ments in
lG1lla'in and Yellowstone valleys, but We
DO not aPprehend The slightest danger ia
this immediate vicinity. Some potl,,
however, are always ''XeitinE scared be
Tore they ar, l,sr.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-10

Ii;,iv+ answer that q ght. They sa'u 'ney
you'd breakf ,st at o'clock. ! CAM
down and met the Secretary alone, ant
told him thought had better Leave I'M
country. Tor would not perJure myse''
for anyone. Tha, could afford to have
nv throat cut. but not to perjure myse,'
for a.vhouy. He said he did not wish
me to do that, As We could NIX II Up so"'
other way. said, | think l had oet'e'
ieaye the country. The Secretary 'oio
me that
WOULD RUIN HIM
IL left. said. if go before the Com
mittre will ruin you. for will tell IN,
truth. He was greatly excited when
came down stairs TO leave, lie followed
md asked NE into the parlor and salo ~
me:
II want to make last appeal to you 70
st.v longer He said If went ne
would he ruined. said would rum
him il | ent before tn" Committee Ill"
left and took the limited express 10
New York. On reaching home l con-
suited my attorney asking him II ILL
Committee could re oh me by subpoena
if | lett the country. l stated the case To
hun MIR. & .rtlett. He asked me II l
ad b. en- subpoened. and told him ina,
had had Geographic dispatch calm.
me 10 Washington. H.. sail that SUD
poena had be, duly served, they couia
give me considerable tfOub e.
Q.hy the Chairman Did you ever have
any business relation of any kind VIII L
yer with the late Mrs. Belkn.p or the
present Mrs. B, KNAPP. or either Of them
other than those arising from this For!
Sill trad rshp? Have you not or have
ever had any sum Or suns OF money, orI
any evidence of Indebtedness or secur-
tiles Of any sort Or description, whatever,
belonging to eth rof them; or haye you
It any time been indebted to either
81 them in any way, manner. form or Gle
A.-Neyer. The present Mrs Belknap.
years ago, may have consulted me on bu>-
ness matters, but there We're NO monetary
rs. whateyer. between US, other
i'm | have heretofore stated.
@ In a conversation had with the
resent Mrs. Be knap, at rhe funeral Of
.er sister in December 1879, or in any
.,her conversation had with her or any
,ti,er p. rsnn at any other time, was il an
understanding that the mon y you were
D pay ard were paying, was to be the
loney Of Mrs Belanap, the present wife
f the Secretary OF War?
Alt WAS not.
The foregoing deposition and statement
1ade under oath. lavl,g been carefully
Fad over 10 Mr.. Caieb P. Marsh, witness
a the presence of The Committee. aud he
aving male such alterations and cor
eclions therein rs he deemed just, re
>sert to it AS q correct record of his tes-
mony, and attests the same by his zig .
ature.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-10
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.
Deer Lodge County.

Deer Lodge County,
From the New North West, March
Sd.
r;f,v lodpes-5OO soles-of asserted In
a;one from the Buffalo, en- route TO 'nt
locke and down the river, campeu ou' :"
Rlackfoot Sunday and sent IN representa-
Itiv.s with robes. buffalo tongues pap
,ooses. etc, to trade, etc. Ihey "e'e
Big Ca,oe's squad. and were under g
cort of Licufenant Booth and "c.acl'-
ment of twelve soldiers from Fort Shaw.
They were eleven days out from Fl. SHAW,
and were hard to herd and lazy to travel
and Lieutenant B. thi, Ks that as Dig
chief Big Canoe is q ''s.cambOaf.
Mr.. Charles Bennett received that Plon-
Ger diamond from Lon on direct, on tues
lay evening, it having been sent there 20
he cut ard mounted Il IS very pretty
it'll. stone-rated az first water" - but
owing 10 flaw in it had to be cut down
"a between quarter aud half carat. It's
London valuation is G1O-$5O. So it is
demonstrated that pure q amond was
found on Pioneer Bar. The question now
Is. Are there more ct them?" And 1t
will doubtless be tested il. the spring, as
the boys will keep a sharp lookout for the
sparkling beauties.
The Bhckfoot folks are apprehensive
If short water this epason. There is no
snow about town. al unless there is a
heavy tall yet only the Tiger ditch will
have a good had. ..Short watel" is the
Tread all round the gulches.