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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-15
MONTANA NOTES.

A new mining company with a capital
of 81, 100000, called the Murray q Dur
fee Mining Company, has been organized
by Mr.. j. K. PaIdee. The company's
property is at Philipsburg. and active
operations will be commenced soon.
The Hope Co. mill, at Philipsburg. was
idle few days waiting for castings from
Helenu. The nine is looking splendid.
The Monroe Company, Vipond District,
has Just finished a run of 100 tons OF
their ores with satisfactory results. and s
adding 10 its cap .city by getting i'll two
of TIE Purvine pans Of the largest site,
and with its capital arrangement for
handling ores ann its efficient batteries
expects to be able to work ut least thirty
tons per day.
Last week there was considerable float
ing ice in the Missouri river above Can
You ferry.
Geo. Steel of Sun river and Joseph
Mcknight of Fort Shaw are paying
four cents per pound for a quan.
,itt Of oats to fill Government contact
Preparations for merry time on
Christmas evening are making at White
S.iphpr Springs. Mo"sher county.
Mr.. Irvine Stone, Of Mesgher county,
brought to the Helena market, last week i,
four Thousand pounds of butter.
The Helena smelter has started up
| ,,nN.e el,o t,,ororos..ut If isopt Gnvor
having on hand about two hundred and
fifty tons Of ore.
A wind storm blew over Largent's new
hotel at Sun River crossing.
Maj. j. Il. Boyce and wife. have ar:
rived at their Helena home from thu
States.
! VIM Smiths stable on Rattle Snake
creek. near Mlssoula, was destroyed by
fire on the 21st nlt.; supposed to be the
work or IN incendiary.
| Coal oil Is scarce in Missoula.
The Territorial Auditor has taken IN
appeal to the Supreme Court from the de-
cision of Judge Wade in the case of Fisk
Bros. VS. Montana Territory.
A little son of Mr.. WIN. Carr, of He]ena
received a severe injury from u fall on
the ice few days ago.
The Masons of Butte will celebrate St.
Johns Day, the 9Th inst, by giving 9
grand ball.
A postoffice will shortly be established
ct the forks of the Muscleshell.
Hon. Sam Word, of Virginia City, has
recently been confined to his bed by q
severe attack Of inflammation of the bowels
Phil. McGovern has been appointed q
Deputy U. s. Marshal for Montana.
Deer Lodge county pays one thousand
dollars year ID dedicate and furnish
medicines to the INDECENT sick at the hos.
pital ard county Jail.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-15
VOLUME 6, 1876.

To-day! 1t is an even,ful day with US
our birth day. Five years ago, when
Bozeman was in its swaddling clothes, the
AyANr COURIER was started and has ever
since been the herald of events in the
future empire sta,e-Montans. We gIsdly
chronicle t. fact that our being here has
been beneficial to US, and return thanks
to our readers and patrons.
The Semi-Weekly COURIER is an index
Of the prosperity of the Weekly COURIER
and will at all times represent the inter
ests of Montana, particularly this section.
and expects TO receive in future Gas in the
pasO the support Of the people whose
welfare it has watched the past five yeats;
in the meantime we will do our utmost to
merit the same.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-15

The following dispatch dated Washing
ton, December 8tb, shows that Southern
politicians have lost confidence in the
blow and buster of Fernsndo Wood, and
his stripe e Dragging demagogues:
In the Democratic caucus yesterday.
Ben Hill and other Southern Democrats
notified Fernando Wood that they did
not want any more rebellion in the South.
They claimed Tilden's election and de.
manded that the Democrats assume the
responsibility of seating him. and sug-
gested that if Any future forcible resis
ance was to be made. Wood and his
friends must lnaugerate it.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-15
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, December 1.-THE Presi-
dent presented Carl Schurz' S communities
ton praying that q constitutional amend
ment he presented which gives the Count
ing Of the votes to the elector'al college,
Laid on the table.
Anthony. from Printing Committee, re.
ported IN favor of printing the depos'-
tons accompanying Senator Sherman
report on elections
Su sbury, Eaton and Thurman oppcsed,
and Mcdonald, Sherman and Morton
favored the report.
HOUSE.
Frye presented the protest OF the Color-
ado Legislature against the refusal OF tile
House to admit to his seat the member
elect from that State. Referred to Judi
ciAry Committee.
McCrea,y reported bill to amend the
Pacific Railroad act by making the Bur.
ljngton and Missouri Il. II. In Nebraska
branch Of the U. r. r., and requiring
both roads to be operated in conformity.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-1ngalls reported
a resolution requesting the Secretary OF
the Interior to report Immediately what
efforts have. been made TO remove the
Sioux from their treaty reservation TO the
Indian Territory. and what is the object
thereof. Agreed to.
Hagar's bill, introduced at the last
session, making silver dollar legal ten.
der and providing for the issue of silver
coin, was referred TO the Finance Ecm.
miitee.
Edmunds moved to take up the joint
resolution proposing constitutional
amendment for the counting of the cleo
,oral votes by the Supreme Court.
Merrimon objected on account of thu
Dist joint rule, which provides that tlIe
unfinished business of the preceding
session shall not be taken up for action
until six days after the beginning of ,
subsequent session.
The Chsrman overruled the point. an
nouncing that the joint fules were not II
force. and besides the sgd Senate rul'
provides that ut the commencement of tn,
second session business shall be resumed
and proceeded with 90 Though no sujuuIu
moot hadnccnrred.
Mcrrimon appealed from the decision
and after long debate the chair was sus
tanned. Yeas 80; hays 4. Those votin,
no were Maxey, Merrimon, White an,
Wilders.
HOUSE.
Piper introduced q bill establishing
Territory of the Black Hills, and pro
viding temporary form If Governmen
therefor. Il. ferr+d.
Lemoyne, of Illinois, offered the fol
lowing resolution:
WHEREAS, serious differences Of opin
ION may arise between the members O
the two Houses of Congress a. to thei
]ulisdi. ton and powers in the joint Sc,
sion in counting the electoral vote. AM
the questions involved being questions o
law. therefore be it
RESOLVED, That the Senate be reques,
ed to appoint committee to act with
committee of five to be appointed BY tn
Speaker of the House in presenting to tn
Supreme Court such questions as ei.he
of said committees may deell importan
in this crisis, and asking the members o
the Supreme Court TO give Congress u
opinion thereon.
Laid on the table under the rule.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-15

economical to let parcel ot deIh 'sot w.
waste their substance. and spoil their ives
If these political leaders persist IN s'i'r'"e
I'D hatred and stfife, they will nave ~
fight it OFT. and they will find themselves
this time held by the people 7trso"a''y
responsible, and in manner when w."
not be agreeable TO them or sale io'
them.
If the Democratic lea''ers are s'atesmf"'
il they are anything higher than u"sc'u
pulous demagogues, they must 'ha'
this is time conspicuously for moderate
speech. for mutual Cancellation. tor con
srrvative language and conduct. TOT III.
structing their people in the ways OF
peace and honor; and not tor nsrepre
senting the facts of the difficulty. lhclt'"g
to suspicion and distrust, and thus IN
flaming the minds Of the ignorant men,
bers of their parry with sentiments wh'cn
Can lead only to riot anti civil d'sorde
and which to the cursorv leader seem
deliberately intended to produce these
effects
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-15

Burlington Hawkeye: 'lndian sum.
mer's about here, remarked q young
officer on General Crook staff. '.lndian
some ere about here" echoed the Cen
eral, you are mistaken, young man;
there is no Indian about here, for Cen
erai Terry and I have scraped this coun-
try WITH fine tooth com6 and haven't
found sign of him anywhere"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-15
Official Vote For Delegate.

The Board of Territorial Canvassers,
consisting OF the Governor. United States
Marshal and the Territorial Treasurer,
met ut the Executive Office on the Slh Inst.
and canvass ID the vote Of the several
counties for Delegate in Congrcss with
the following result: -
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-12-15
J. e. Finch,
BLACKSMITH & MAcnINIsT
BOHEMIAN, MONTANA.

HAVING resumed business at my old
~ stand, respectfully solicit Share
OF patronage. All work guaranteed. and
prices 40 low az good work can be obtain
ed at any other place.
COME AND SEE ME.
]. r. FINCH,
RoEaxAx, n. T.. Nov, 90, 1876.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-06-29
Dr. Radway's

perfectly tasi.ls.s, ell gaL'Iy coated with sweel
gum, purge, pgu'ai. purify, cleanse, anS
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Bowels. Piles, and all Deraneements OF the Inter.
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Purely Vegetable, containing no mercury, miner.
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o0-Observe the following symptoms resulting
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Heat Burning in the Flesh.
few doses Of fkADwAY'S PILLS will free the
system from all the above named disorders. Price
% cent per box. ssid by d.ugsiste.
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fobl-0
DR.. JAMES

has stood st the head Of the profession for 30
years. Age and experience are all.impor1snI.
nnanal Weakness, night Losses by dreams.
ely Be cured. Ladies vanting the most dslicate
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postage. Dr. James - - Eopms aad parior.
fo1 80 % one hut DE dosssr. Olos hoars, 8
-. stxictly ooaAdelaial. 0ayo d1v.liI
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MEDICAL.
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Pa0li'S Electro -VOltaic Chain Belt.

HIvE5 a continuous current Of electricity
" without shocks, perneates and vifaliZes the
entire EysIem, increases the circulation, aids
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failed. II is endorsed by the most eminent ply.
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20. Box. 33s5. Say what paper.
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our name and trade mark for the purpose of de-
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should be addressed only TO the Office OF the
Paoli Belt Co., II Union Square, New York.
june6-d6w
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churches, It Is the result Of human sa.rc,,
that has solved some doubts which the OLD
creeds embraced. ale who never doIhteJ
never hait believed, " asd Tennyaon touch:
the high mark of truth when be -
ssTr.--.,. -a!5
Blew ne --.tA IN honest doubt,
~ , Ilsl n half .0ur oresis-"
s- he who doubts, cannot be without
Ire belief, changing, of course, for all
things change; but sure, because, search
ing always on the light of reason, he will
find foothold for himself, among the cliffs
Of eternal truth, which tower forever, far
above our heads.
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A. ]. THOMPSON & co.

IENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NJ for the purchase and sale Of Grain, Seeds,
Hides, Green and Dried Fruits, Butter, Eexs,
&C.. sc. Particular attention given to Wool.
l4o So1th water Stzeee, CHICAGO.
Nssioaal Bank, Wo0dstock, H.; German Na-
tioaal 1ank, Chicago, ~; Hall, Fastefson 3
O., Union Sock YAFds, CA1caGo: /. @. knife
-, Hlvankee; Industrial Age, Chicago.
1ay17-eed&WeA
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
OVARIAN TUMOR,
Of Zen Years Growth Cured
By DP. Railways Remedies.
IHAyE HAD AN OVARIAN TCMoR IN ThI
oyARIES AND BOWELS FO2 TEN YEARS.

IHAvE HAD AN OVARIAN TUMoR IN TIE
oyARIES AND BOWELS FO2 TEN YEARS.
ANN APBpa, Dec. q, 1875.
DIR. RsDwAY: That ether may be benefited,
make this atsmeDt:
have had an Ovarian Tumor in the ovaries
and bowes tor ten years. tired the best physi-
clans OF this place and Others without any Dene-
lit. II was growing at such rapidity that 1 could
not have lived much longer. friend Of mine
ind uced me 10 try Railways Remedies i hal
not much aith in them, but finally, after mut h
deliberation. tried them.
l purchased six bottles Of the Eesolvent, two
boxes OF the Pills. and two bottles OF the Relief
usei those without any apparent benefit. i de-
TRIMMED to persevere. 1 used twelve more bottles
Of toe ResoSent, two of thu Relief, ard two box
Is cf Pills. Before they were gone i had lost
twenty five pounds.
1 continued to use the medicine until l was
sure that was entiiely cured. took the medi-
cine about i've nonths. and curing that time,
lest Iorty-fve pounds. In ali took three dozen
bottles of the Eeso!veut. six bottles Relief, and
/ feel perfectly well, and my heat is full Of
gratitude 10 God for his nelP in my deep aiiiic-
ton. To you, Sir, and your wonderful medicine
I feel deeply indebted, and my prayer is tnat it
may be as much Of blessing TO others as II has
been to me
iSgned, MIS-. Z. Z. BlBBlSS.
Mrs. Bihbins, who makes the above certif, ate.
is the person for whom requested you 10 send
medicine in June, 1875. The medicines above
what was sent 10 her by you. l may say that
her statement is correct without qualification.
lSigued, l.. g. LERcH.
Druggist and Chemist. Ann Arbor, Mich.
This may certify that Mrs. Bibbins, who
makes the ahoye Certificate, is and has bean for
many years well known 10 us, and the facts there
IN stated undou btedly and undeniably correct.
Ans enc who knows Mrs. Bibbns, will believe
her sta,cmnn Singei, BENZ. ID. Cocker,
L. Is. Po.D, EAsY Il. PoHD, MARY COOKER.
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4
In all Rrivats Matters consult
DIR. CLARKE, 1S6 South Clark Street

DIR. CLARKE, 1S6 South Clark Street.
He Is an Old Experienced and Rylidbe Phv-
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ITIES AND DISEASES OF A CHRONIC OR
DELICATE nature with the assurance Of relief.
~ Send two stamps for Safeguard Of Health. "
Dr. Clarke's Celebrsted Female Pills, 8: 50 (exfra
strong) $500 per box. Periodic Nixrure, go
per bottle. ."Peseahe Preventff" so each.
Warranted. Private Home accommodations and
nursing when required.
ELECTRO THERAPEUTICS. Dr. Clarke ad-
ministers Medical Electricity. scientifically Gn
AID OF other remedies) for Rheumatism, Paralysis,
Chored (St Vitus Dance) &c.
Sp0mdtorhed, Semfndl Wedkness. Ni0ht
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filled at once. Consultation free, sacred and con-
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Ssbl-n
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FOR THE CURE OF ALL CHRONIC DIsAsEs,k
SCROFULA OR SYPHILITIC, HER
EDITARY OR CONTAGIOUS,

EEII SEATED IN THE
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CUR.uPIING TIE SOLIDS AND WHAT
ING The FLUIDS.
Chronic rheumatism, -croiula, Gandular Swell
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Dyspepsia, Water Brash, Tic DooreuX, " hite
swelling, TumoIs, Ulcers. Skin and Hip Dis
eases, mercurial Diseases. Female Complaints,
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CONSUMPTION, Kidney, Bladder. Liver Com
Sold by Druggists
Dr. RAILWAY aCo., g. WARREN ST., N. Y.
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n"nfas,;on os ta;,L - LIZ oLn.nI III. an n'
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lnels, ana ai'el II IN ihhunlefap,e ways,
uhlii II "oui, ps oa en,,reiy new, ana not the
same q. an. on, ne ne sa,G' s.W 4 gave Hiy
.T own interpretation 10 II; wen, L said'
can 90 tnaa 700 viii they lei me in.o
your cnutcn. lou see tne same Horus
are useI tnat were current In 'ne long time
gone. bu. an the phrases are iuiI OF ne"
neahlne, ana 70 each one Is ieit tne respon-
1.oilily OF ming mem 10 ms salisiaction. -
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an enoeaVor 10 oe reasonapie ana al the
same time ortnoao1, which Is IKE Trying 10
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ing water on the kIndiing stuff. This is al
80 true ot all the doctrines which are car
diLai points OF falth In the churches OF Or
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eend one lsata-saanp - RADWAY 4 co., Re.
- Wansa r.. New York Inlhrnatioa 1sGth
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aRs3S
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FINANCIAL.
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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-04-14
A Baltimore Millionaire.

baltimore Correspondence Toledo Blade.
There Is man in this CITY who has
accumulated five millions, and whose
sympathy with his struggling brothers is
IA keen and acIive as it is mndestly and
helpfully bestowed. To find him, go to
Fayette street, opposite "Rrnnrrl -
An occasional paste hoard strip. which
reads &C. J. Hull" will lead Won To the
sky y-parlor back. This is good sized,
comfortable room, plainly furnished
Here you will See a large sized. we'll
propnrtiuned man of about fifty-fve
with a countenance which bears the
frankly and cuurteouslv; but if. having
heard of his henevnlence, YOU have come
in behalf of some visionary scheme, or
have unwittingly undertaken the cause
of some inpo@rer, yOu will find that he
has no hlind side for yourself or your
client. He was graduated from Harvard
College when quite yenng studied law,
and began it, practice in Chicago. The
financial storm of 1857 found him in
tent upon real estate transactions and
nnprepared to meet it, and it left him in
dent to the extent of a million and a
half. He surrendered everything bul
some small pieces Of real estate which
his creditors did not consider worth
having. He began again cheerfully with
these few neglected scraps of his former
fortune, and resolved TO pay every dol
lar Of his immense indebtness. Ten
wears ago he had done so, and, to-day
he is worth five millions, and does no
owe dollar. His method of business i:
TO purchase large tracts of unimproveC
suburban property, and parcel it out ii
small quantities to poor people on eas.
| terms. ] am aware that this is the gen
| eral method of some who grind the poo
hardest, and force unexpected forfeitures
But Mr.. Hill, among the many thou<
ands with whom he has dealt, here anC
elsewhere, has never in a single in<tanc,
failed To- refund in case of forfeiture O
contract, though not required 10 do so b.
law or agreement, and no man who ha
ever purchased of him has found himsel
in possession of an invalid title. But IA
more than this. Benrvolence of u sensi
BILE and practical kind ha- heen the hahi
of his life. He has given money, sym
pathy and advice tn tens OF thousands
And no man is SO degraded that he viii
not give him helping hand Since h
has been in Baltimore il has been hi
habit To lecture to the inmates of tn
MARYLAND Penitentinry. on Sunda,s, Il
KEEP them supplied with periodicals
aud enlravor 10 inspire them with de
sire to lead better lives. There are, to
dav. hundreds of honest, frugal, thrift,
men whom he has lifted ont Of vice, ant
degradation, and thousands more, equal
ly honest and thrifty, whom he has re
scued from aimless and careless habits
and lifted up to noble purposes ant
aims.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-04-14
The French and German Armies.

From the London Army and Navy Gazette.l
We believe that the French army, in
spite of what has heen written in this
country on the subject, is making great
progress in every wav Work is being
done silently and we'll We have just
seen the letter of an accomplished
ill few days ago, was really too hard,
and dwelling ON the extra amount ofdn-
~ npcessitated by the trimming of reserv-
lists. We see that in Paris the cavalry
regiments are being drilled To take the
rail at night time, and by "ihe lantern
dimly burning" IA squadron rides mp to a
station, dismounts, piles arms, nn-ad-
dies. inStalls its chargers in the railway
boxes. packs up hay and corn and takes
its place in the carriages. Once ready
for start, orders are given To diSem-
bark, and man and steeds are broken Ia
this new service Conveyance of cavalry.
An important measure of unifcation in
the armament of the German army i.
ahout To he effected. The Bavarian Gen
| eral. Podewila, inventor of a system oI
mnzzle-loading rifles formerly in nst
with the Bavarian troops, has just CON
strucied a metal cartridge fitting botl
the regulation Werder (Bavarian) and
the Manser (Prussian) rifles. This car
fridge has been issued already to tht
Bavarian troops, and is likely to bc
adopted also in Prussia.