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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15
2rs, General Custer

he'd never seen General Custer's wifl
when ! net him nj the Union League clut
recepston. last winter, nor himself hui
once before In my life, aad did not even
know he he'd wife. Observing. while
Ne were engaged In cooversaaioa. that he
Isoaled toward . 1sdy who had previously
|elictted my interess. sasd, 'Aoener.l. who
10 that ladyi DO you know herl She has
such bright. sweet look; and. though
|so simply dressed (she wore a.plain, dark
silly II 50 thoroughly 1sdy that l want
70 know her. Above oil, she looks inter.
|es'ei aud happy. ! wonder who she ,s
Madame" replied the General. look
ing very pleased. II shall be most happy
u present the lady to you, although, in :
desd. she knows you already,'' and step
pia2 to her side he said: "Allow me to
present MI wIFE!''
That 10 how became acquainted with
Mra. General Custer, and. indeed. she
was . wife to b. fond Of sad proud Of
Never away from her husband; all her
married life was spent on the frontier,
which offered no hsrtlstips or privations
70 her, which could be compar to sep
aratiOn from him. She had The sweetest.
ssuest face. aud her eyes tnet his with
such absolute trust - thrilled mo y ith
pleasure that was PLAIN to s-e Size was
10 Michigan girl. and hsd only him; but
'.Oh!" che aaid, mo one can ever know
but I, how good he IT," She had grown
quite to love camp life, which had. she
|ssid, many compensstions. The principal
one OF these VAS freedom from the Ills
and weaknesses which belong to high CIV
il,zAtion. No headaches, no neuralgia.
no nervous prostIsli0n, no pains 10 the
side or diseases OF the liver. Sleep is an
absolute restorative, aud in the regions
which haye never known kid gloves or
French cooks every one wakes we'll.
Poor young wif-!-it would have been
10 merciful bullet that had taken her with
her husband. A note from her announced
their departure . week earlier than they
had expected from New York, In conse-
|quence Of orders received from Washing.
ton. Il am very sorry" she wrote, ''bus
YOU know . yoldier's wife must always be
ready" But not for this; her enemy. it
one 20 inoocent aud good ever had one.
would have gladly saved her this terrible
blow.-(Jeonie June, IN Baltimore Am.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15

man. Who Was ctttihG Hr1ss with . han
moving machine. came forward 10 NEE
US and rails, his straw hat with the un
m,stakshle cir Of . gentleman. Esthe
explained our errand. Mr.. D4mnst
list ening intently, never taking his eye
|off her face ss she spoke.
vs II AIN probably the prrson meant, :" b,
said. - At least have the SOM allsdss
to iu my house. 10 pay a debt which
falls due next week." He paused and
Thought for moment silently.
Il wonder you were not afraid ID
drive 10 this lonIy place. he said smll.
ing.
We were little bit. perhrps,' faltered
Yet you came. How v,ry good Of
you! You must let me drive you
back.
oh. pray don't leave your house IN.
guarded! Those may cosfie you kn0~.'
Oh, there is no danger now. Fosewar-
ned is fore armed
lie call, "a man, and gave sUu1e 0fdere,
went into the house moment, aud We
were of. Dear me how safe we felt sll Al
once! The dark nooks had lost their ter
rors. and the return drive was delis shtful
Next day Mr.. bennett came to tell ue
hat the thieves b ID been caught rtdhsnd
ed, AID were safely lodxed in the county
jsll. He had Z. covercd Mrs. Pendc8ter'a
liver also and altogether there was %
much 10 hear and to discuss, that nobody
wondered ut his co,uinx yet sn,tl,er and
another day. end finally evefy day. /,
was surprising how much more interest.
ng Ire seemed TO several of as. / wal
more than once reminded OF Esther.
,imile If the ham and the bread aud but.
s.r. Before long, however. il became
evil. MT TO whom belonged the chief shar.
+ the sandwich. and just before we as
broke up in early October. Esther. rose
and flushed, stole into my room aud held
before my eyes . finger on which glit
tered new ring set with small diamond.
'So,' said,' you really have! Aud dc
you like him very mueh?'
Like himl should think so.'
And you cont dislike the idea of liv.
ing 10 the backwoo'ls all your litei'
NO, not very much. Besides, W
,han't stay IN the woods always. Nov
and then we mean to run away
Anu you're not af aid!'
Afraid. with Will 10 t.ke care of me?
should think not! Oh, Dolly, give mt
mother kiss! Only Think, of you h.dn't
,een log, that ,iay. should never hsv.
cen him. Ilow ranqely things turn
at! There. that's Tor Dolly. and that's
or On en- Log. Bles, her always! aow
l'ol! she was! V,ue Ia reiue!'-Harper 4
Bszar.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15

A bashful polite young man, was sud-
denly asked 70 sav grace at the table. He
had never done 1t in his life, and Wisl1
much embarrassment he stammsred ouSf
10 Lord, we thank thee; We ass very
much obliged 10 YOU. Yours respecsSul-
", Amen"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15

During the present scssie u OF Congress
there were introduced IN the Hcass. Of
Rsprssestatiyes clos bills and l64 john
resolasione, aud 10 the Senate 1915 bills
snd Is joint resolulioss, making total Ut
$50 bills And 1s9 joint fesclut'cns. Ut
the ahel about 40 were public assss lSo
psiv..> acts. Is public joint resolutions,
and 8 private r~solutions have become
lawo. Among the important bills passed
BY the House this session, but which 20
over until next winter on tho 6enstc's
cslesdee, are the following: The Bounty
Bia; The Steamboat Bill; the bill to NJ
aegsniss the United States judiciary; 10
sspsal shs Bankrupe law; for tn further
distribution Of the Geneva award; to
compel ths PaciAe Railroad Company to
cses,s sinking fands for tho repayment ol
lheie indsbtednsss to the government;
declaring sAilsosd land grants subject n
6eaae laxaajoe; ths House and joint 1850
lusioa 70 psosids for shs psotecsion Of the
lexas frontier.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15
Times Of Holding The Courts Of the
Territory for the Year 1876.

The Supreme Court ut its late ecssior
fixed the time Of holding the court fOI
1876. making some changes. as follows:
SUPREME COURT.
In'lielena first monday III January and
Second mon, ay in August.
FIRST DrsrRIcr-H. N. Bake. Judge
In Madison county, at Virginia City
End monday in Marcn; second monday in
September.
In GaIlatin county, ut Bozeman. frs,
m"nd.y in May, Al monday in October.
In jefferson cOun y, at Rad rsburR. Isl
Tuesday in April; 4ih Tuesday III Sept.
SECOND DrsrRICr-H. knowles, Judge.
In Deer Lodge county. at Deer Lodge
city. second monday III April.
First monday in September. (fOr eli
causes that can he tried without jury.
excep, in cases where the parties consent
that = special yenire may issue to try the
sam-.)
First monday in December.
In MissOula county. Ut Missoula, fourth
monday in June; second monday in No.
yemher.
In Beavcrhead county. at Bannack, first
monday in June; second monday in Oc.
tOber.
THIRD DISTRICT I'd. s. Wade, Judge.
IN Lewis and Clarke county. AT Helena.
first monday in March; first monday in
NV. inter.
IL Meagher county, at Diamond City.
fourth monday in april; third monday
in October.
Note.--United States Courts are held at
Virginia City. Deer Lodge and Helena. at
the times the Territorial District Courts
are held ut those Places
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15

! A person who was sent to prison tor
marrying two wives, excused himself by
saying that when he had one she fought
him, but when he got two, they fought
leach other.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15

- The women are heetibg show
For mans delusion given;
Their smiles of joy, their tears OF woe,
Dcceitful shine, deceitful dow,
There's not one true ia scven."
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15

Sioux squaws do not wear striped stock.
inxs. Three 6lreaks of green paint are
c0Uler aud chtaper,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15

A prayer meeting, in Oslialf Of 1sWsr
paper Importers, w~s recently held In
Chicago.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15

| A Kansas giIl wouldn't be married
without yellow ribbon round her waist,
and buy rode eight miles to get it while
the guests anxi0usly waited.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15

Several MN who were reported killed
with General Custer have come to lie
again. They were not with his COM
mand.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15

A Suspicious wife. on being asked
where her husband was, replied that
abe was very much afraid he was Aiss-
iuY.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15

Teacher-''Peter. you are such bad
|oOv that you ore not fit to s,t IN the CON.
pnny Of good boys on the bench. CoAo
up here and sit by me, SIR"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15

hon. J. ]. Hickman, hesd Ut the Order
Of 0ood Tsmplsrs throughout the world ,,
10 c0uffned 70 his bed Of Louisville. with
d dangerous abcess Of the thsoe1 He ILL.,
ness sesiosnly retards the opsraaioos eed~
cred by The Right Worthy Grand Lodge
to secure 10 authority In 0seas Rsittaia,
and H.. negotiations with the British dels@
gates who seeded from the session oC
that body.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15

Que commendxble pecuiiarity Of Con-
modore Vanderbilt 70 that he viii n0e take
any s.imulxpt or tpsate, TO mitigate palu;
for he prides himself upon keeping his
brain clear row - he l,as always done,
aid his long life has teen In part due to
bic temperate habits. When his p6yd-
clan. d.. Linsky. urged him ose day 70
take come brandy, he replied. mo! l
should b ashamed to ~ into The pre-
ence of my maker unsler The ioAuesce Of
liquor" which 70 quite ." Osiginal idsa,
but one that docs him great credit He
knows that he cannot rsrOvee fwm TIE
combustion of chronic disorders undes
which he labors-the lailure Of The KID
neys to perform their functsons being oae
of these-but while snxious to lisses ~
long ~ possible. he pr0fsssrs himself -.
sieued 70 die. The dUct0rs aay thst ~
10 In no morn danger OF dying now thaa
he hes been Tor m0sth psst, end shat -
nay live for wrecks or even m0otho loo9se
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15

A Chicago fruit dealer announces 18th
Amendment berries for sale. He probably
|means blackberrjeA.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15

A young man, born OF poor bu
honest parents, went to see his sweet
heart on Thursday night. Her youn9cs
brother, during the .primp'ng interval.
entertained the beau 40 follows:
sis says she's goin' ter shake'you. she
is!'
.Ah!' exclaimed the astonished young
man.
Yes. she 10; she's got You down on
the slate fer Rrain' bounce, she has!
why, how!
We'll, now, tl'er amt no use for you
to chaw dictionary bout it neether
cause there sint no discount on sis-she'.
= be ole gal when she s,artsl'
NY goodness grsc--i'
She says she goes out with you and
tromps round jess - lonesome - some
ole married COW, and when yer treats II
ain't to nothing but cheap ole soda water
al n:ckle quart
The young man sighed and reached fer
. fen.
She sevs she wants . feller that's got
sum stils bout him and kin Get up .
square meal to his gal when he takes her
. salvsra,in', she does!'
The young man rummaged for his
hsadkerchief.
Il tell yer wot It 10, boss, my sis amt
no slouch, and when she gets crank In
Der head, dad says she grinds it wus nor
our ole rictely coffee mill. She's going
Tor you. and she'll tell oil the other gals
to shoot the miser, and you jest bet they
II DO 1t, scause they can't 60 hack on SIS
met much 7
The young man was climbing down the
front steps
Just then sis entered. and Johnny e1-
planned how he had egiv the ole dug.out
! big wabble.'
But Johunle's opinion, since his 'dsddy'
lei 70 Of him, 10 that II he he'd been Bit
Iine Bull during the performance he
vould nov ba sore In different loc'lity !.
rAtlaoIa Constitution.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15

Orpheus q. Kerr is dying. Perhsps
you didn't know that Orpheus C. Kerr
was the husband of the fair, fraudulent,
t"Ls'ce"t female, Ada Isaacs Menken. He
married her through the medium of hrI
poetry. She wrO:e verses for papes
which he edited, and he believed that
there was much good IN her, 60 lie married
her to save her. He did not cave h+r,
however, and lost the better halt Of his
,wn lie in the unfortunate matrimonial
She WAS hent on much glory,
and essayei to achieve 1t by travelling on
her figure instead Of relying on her brsi3s.
It was her boAst that she began with .
prize tighter (John Carmel Heenan),, bst
would end with a prince, one of tho isoua
partists, who smused hlmsel, with her for
time and then turned her over to the
crowd Of b0hrmiaus In Paris, where, after
y low life 0f dissipation with that bril-.
liant set of r0ues-6whbnrne represent-
ing the English among the number-sho
droppe'l off her feet into death and was
buried with an unpaid-tor monument aid
the words ''Thou Ko0west" at her head.
WHAT she d.dn't know waant worth
knowing. Aud poor Orpheus G., the
true, chivalrous, foolish fellow, . wreck
OF his old Ii g, into which he entered with
bright hopes and promising much. 10 dy
ing now, to 6ud ut the end fsilure.-
jennie June writes . noble hearted, ten.
der lr,buie to his memory, and that "he is|
wasting away with disesse that ha0es
lhe skill Of his physicians. He takes food
ooly every other day, and then nothiagl
nAlld
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15

Adam and Eve escaped two serious gd~
|neyspces Ut modern lovers. IN The frst'
place. Eve had no mamma to make judi.
'eious irQuines - 10 Adam's social position
and prospects Of patrim0ny, and Adam
had no governor" 70 see that he aid not.
throw himself away on . porsionless Rirl..
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15

For near twenty years regular Physictan
aud Surgeon 1T the city Of Phiiadelph'a.
.nd Tor some time resident Phy.ic's', u
the Pennsylvania Hospital. aud es'n:a't
ing Phys,c,s" in OlI.e. public medical IN
stitutious of that city. with 9 number IF
yesrs experiences - 3 Surgs0" IL the vol
umleer service asd regUsss army VI ~
United 6teteo. CaN b. c0nsulsed 81 o0sg
stsnding anJ chronic dissascs q tLal tors
The diseases Of women and chslO1oo :
SpeeiaIisy. Az r4s
OssoIsr losh, ~.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15
PROfESSIONA. CARDS.
DR.. M. u. Spencer,
RESIDE.NrT DENTIST.
BozENAN, MONTANA

q. R. Edwards,
A TrORNEY AT LAW-OfFice mex
IA door to A. Jammc & Co.'S, B,zeman
Montana. Will practice in all Courts d
the Territory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15
The baby's l,ts'e game-Bawl.

Nothing tomV6 home to man % much
- an unsettled bill,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15

Note.--United States Courts are held at
Virginia City. Der Lodge and Helena. at
the times the Territorial District Courts
are held vt those Places
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15

John Potter,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, Hamilton,
"A Montana. Will practice in all Courts
nj the Territory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15
FRANCIS eEIsDoRFF, N. D.,
Upper Yellowstone,
Opposite HAYDEN POST OFFICE.

q. w. VI our 00, m. D.,
physician ANDSURGEON- Office
i at his rcs,dense on Chu ch street,
BOzeman, M. r.. offers his professional
services to the citizens Of BOzeman and
Gallatin county.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-15

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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-08
LATEST TELEGhAMS.

We copy as follows from last even
ing's Gold Hill News:
Eureka, New, April This morning
about halfpast one o'clock three pis.
tnl shots were fired a. the corner OF
Main and Clark streets by Dan Sullivan,
gambler. His victim was Joe Schram,
known as Dutch Joe. Two shots took
effect, one in the shoulder and the other
in the abdomen. The wounds will prob
ably prove fatal. Sullivan was arrested
and lodged in Jail. The trouble COM
menced in tho Sazerac saloon, where
both had their pistols. but no shooting
was done unit! they got on tho sidewalk.
Sciram did not fire his pistol. The ori-
gin of the difficulty is not known.
Schram was under the influence o..
liluer and Sullivan was sober.
San Francisco. April Z. - O'Leary
completed his 313d mile at | 80, and
since then has rested. There is no ap-
probable charge in his appearance or
gait. The last mile was walked in II
minutes seconds.
John Booker, John Fletcher, Richard
Morrissey and Ed. Johnson, the Tar
Flat hoodlums, who few days ago as
slnlted local police officer Downie on
First street. while he WAS conveying
drunken woman to the city prison. were
convicted in the Police Court this morn
lug. notwithstanding the fact that nu-
merous denizeps OF Tar Flat testified in
behalf Of the crowd. TNy will be SEN
fenced on Monday.
At / O'Clock yesterday afternoon, as
the Navy Yard schooner Freda was COM
ing alongside the Portsmouth, her mast
fouled and carried away the main top
gallant studdingsail boom which, in
falling, struck and instantly killed Ma.
ior ". C.. Root, who was standing on
the Freda's deck. Tho schooner was at
once dispatched back to the Navy Yard.
Lieutenant Moore is in charge Of the
remains. Major Root was widely and
favorably known. and had been for
many years in charge of the dry dock
at Mare Island.
At meeting OF the Centennial CON-
mit.eo yesterday, the subcommittee re-
ported division OF the city for the COL
lection of Subscriptions iuto districts.
The solicitors will meet this morning to
begin work.
The Republican Committee met last
evening, but adjourned, without action,
unit. next Wednesday. Meantime it is
proposed to attempt to obtain the coop
Grafton OF the Independent Committee.
The Board OF Health met this morn
ing, an 4 Health Officer Gibbons and DR..
Lawlor. Physician at the Almshonse,
were turned GU. to make room for Dem
ocrats.
Princeton, April 7.-The body Of j.
Blum Of San Francisco. who disappeared
March 23d. has been found in the Sac
ramento River, near here. He was a
well known merchant, formerly of So.
lauo county. The verdict Of the jury
was accidental drowning.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-08

CHINESE RIor.-While Virginia City,
Carson, San jose and other points are
heralding their Celestial misdoings, Co.
lunbus is not left behind in that mark
OF progressive civilization. On last Mon
day afternoon Chinatown was the scene
of one of the liveliest little scrinmages
ever known in this neishborhood. She,
the cause, rejoices in the cosnomsnial
appellation Of China Mary, and she has
passed through all the romantic and
other stages Of courtship, matrimony,
divorce and the attendant etceteras. His
name is Sam Lee, cook by occupation.
He commenced talking loud, and the
opposing heather faction commenced
firing their rcvolvers from all directions.
Twenty-Five or thirty shots were fired a.
the form OF the heeins Sam, who, in
turn, delivered the contents Of his Colt
ut his pursuers. Officers Read and Davis
rushed in and gobbled up nine Of the
beiigercnts and captured five revolyers,
two hatchets and knife. We regret to
be shogn Of the qualification it would
have caused us to announce the killing
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

II G. Prince

WRESTLING MATCH. - Homer Lane
and man variously known as Rail
road jim" and s'The Stockton Boy"
are to have q wrestling match, best two
in three falls, at the Carson Theater on
the evening Of Saturday, April 10. Who
Lane is everybody knows. He has
wrestled one hundred and eighteen
matches and only lost two-ths best rec
ord in the world The other man
RAILROAD Jim"-we know nothing Of
save that Lane says he is represented to
him to be good un." Doubtless the
match will be very spirited and inter-
esting one.
The PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION OF
Murphy will not probably take place
before Monday. Speaking of tbs John
Murphy. it is a singular fact that he was
one Of the jurors who tried the other
John Nurphy-the one who was hanged
here for murder. This is very remark
able coincidence and ono not calculated
10 encourage the present John Murphy.
THE JUBILEE S1SGEEs.-ILere will be
an immense audience to hear the Ten
nesee Jubilee Singers tomorrow night.
There was some talk of an afternoon
performance on Monday. bu. the agent
Informs Us that this will not take place.
On Monday evening the very last OPP
por!unity to Ieas these wonderful vocal
lists will be had.
CATHOLIC CHURCH NoFLes.-;;Gnday
s,ext being Palm Sunday, the blessing
and Distribution of palm will take place
Immediately before nass. which will be
celebrated at 1O1! O'Clock A. Il
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-08

DAVID lest, the man who IL accused
With having helped Murphy kill Sloan
at Empire on tho night before last, il
stiil at large, but vigorous pursuit
now on his trail is likely to cause his
early appreleusiou.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-08

of n dozen on 30 Of them, but the true
fact is that only ono was hur, -eut IN
the leg. DIR. orion Court was occupied
during mos. Of the week in trying ,ho
moon-cyed sons of--Josh. Two wero
bound over in the saiA u 500 10 up
pear before the Grand Jury, aud seven
were bound over in the sum of 800 each
to keep. the peace. Borax Miner, Ap. |.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-08
BIN. LAcEEY returned yesterday from

BIN. LAcEEY returned yesterday from
the scene of his exploits in trailing the
Belleville stage robbers. He looks
weather-beaten and is lame from
spraiued ankle. He says they had
rough time Of it. After all their chasing
and trailing and excellent detective
work, to find when he got to Columbus
that tho birds had been cnged, was not
the most encouraging circumstance of
his trip but Ben looks cheerful and
bears up under his misfortunes with
a smile which breaks through tho peel
ing skin Of his cheeks like the mellow
pulp through the rind Of baked apple.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-08

CORONER 5 CEkTiFICATE OF DEATH.
/, John p. Meder, Coroner OF the
county of Ormsby, State of Nevada, do
hereby certify that held an inquisition
upon the body Of James A. Sloan. ma
tive OF Missouri, aged 43 years, at En-
pire City. on the 9Th day OF April, A. h.
1876. Verdict OF the jury: Death from
pistol shots fired at the deceased by Da-
vid Best and John Murphy. Dated at
Empire City this Ith day of April, A. D..
1876. JOIN p. MEDFR,
Coroner of Ormsby County.