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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-17

hAxKks \ accustomed 10 tell, ~ tle
origin ii Hold the Port, !" abont Bher.
mans fa0aaAGs sgnall~d 4, Glen. C0sse,
q Altoona, Mold tho fort am Oom.
Ing" Tho evnngelisl, however, docs
not Guots Gen. Corse's reply, which was.
|" Am abort 4 cheek ono and ~, car,
hut an ablc 70 whip I'll heli yet."
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-17

On mother Wilson, who has kept 4
fruit stand In front NJ TIM Academy I'll
Music. New Orleans, Tor many ysars,
hes returned ~ hsr placA from the 1eos.
gia fever districts. Hho hAA voluntarily
nusscd ycllow.fevcr pAliento In every
epidemic sincr 1877.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-17

nwsn = i ussvs sssh "ne lss0
NsWdesss tesstved 81 shy time AHstse ~ teos,
NM f0s M shuvtes psssed thse ase paentha. ~
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stuts Ut rftstHed ~ thu iHstttuk Ahnss tArsst ~
ansrfisH dos mn sntnpl, utth this kmis.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-17

Tho attempt III ChasleA Madison Ia
crosh tho ocean AlonI In ! dory hAa pr,b
ably resulted fatally 10 tho stvanfursr.
since nothing has boon heard ii him 81
bis frAil craft Tor nix or eight weeks. and
tho perIls ol stch an undertaking arc
wsll.nigh insnrmonntAblc, oven nnslcy
~ most favorable conditions, = ~
shown BY tho experience d Capt. John.
aon, 0f tho Centennial, who declares
that DO would not attompl the feat assjn
for II UNI. 600. Madison LETT New Yusk
about the 9Th of July, and when two
days ont had his man bOom broken,
July IL he boarded thA British schooner
Newport, where he rcmainosl about Tn
minutes, aud lstcr on hs boAyslcA Inc
ship Bectf oven, and proyisiored biz
litilc craft fof the continuation 81 BIZ
voyage, SINCE which tinic nothing l,Ns
been heard from him. f1IM am
Mass 1durr. fsrf.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-17

RARR HMeol~QoDaNe. We ~tit emp
Ny In. FMuHt tss~ putiIsf
U26 tlnNs. "AtOfnskGns AAttfv n me
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tsHd fes thsn.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-17

AGENTS a: ::s; ; (: y, :: !: \:
i0svE0lUR publications, snA A.ss several othssq
p,,tptIsINd D., ~. Ntsd MI NJ tks ahote. And
aHA lnf particular, Asldfrts, fts terms. Outets,
AZ. The Muitst tlll i.nilisi.iliR COMPANY. Sto
Fest vAfh Afttfs, AeM 1.rk.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-17
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.

tahsistlsn pr~tsins tCat@ehtm N perseverance,.
Asishm~tr titohtnscus Higher aad csitsssasn' !
cnHns sriah. hevAAsepsaa tIrysns \ stssstcs and
cttiseMaen'sl Grammar t6susns ihsttsms~S,. sss.
ersbphs lNilehetle tntssmedtottl. MeMeHvatluA
itaNdssl, History ikesseya Cuxnp~natnss,, tstsn.
in~srtal cnFrvsrcaAehce snA Ensiieh COMPOSITION,
Commercial IAv ttDsyant D nsssstoaS,. BrAwins
uerfnau sad rssMeh, optional.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-17

'rhr Ladder 10mmA.1100kZo
u valual,lc Information toescry Z0Z
woman. Ui.D ~ YOUNG .N. i.
Married ~ single. LADIES' /s..s
.itl iI,pnk u. TOR this Wsssss
Hand Hook and noA/ sssess
mother Vii object ~ ns9.
~ placing II In The Wit
hand. II her slaugh ~0E
- on' Me0H'nraly-ls. A p0piray,
Intended EpIlcp.y. aud III M !
fOr rcu. vnils arrangements
erai.I. Sth~ir Cause sud (ure.
a..,AHhIs EAlMy viii b. found
..'s decp1y Interesting III III
lion hefv0es snlTsresH BOTH
AObs MTIlEN " tlie lsrseoina
AHANb. books Seni vsts q
Vony addfeps oAddYte. With
1sssmp. n f.Pco. bedford. Mo-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-17

$780, sssA 81 nv /; !!!!' s {:
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-17

Five Centennial visitors At0od u ~
corner II Chnrel, and Oorllandt alrcs(s
lsst eyonins. rivo cArpct-haGr, Ia WI.
o.is stages al decomponilion. depended
from their hands. Five barry 9nbrol.
las warn brandished inlerro1s lIvely. One
vesy small ncwst0y wsa u Tho centos u
10 group. Now" aail tho smallese
man with Tho largest oarpst. l,ss and ~
most ngilatsd umbrella. "now. M liltlo
man, want Jon ~ TILL ~ whsre ~ -
dnd chcsp but rsapcc4abls hotel" ~
dunnO nothin' bout these 'sre cheen
hash. houses, " aid tho boy, pounaina %
the cigsr.stump which III lltlje nnAn
hed dropped n bic exdtemsnl; ~ cant
tell you nothin'. puts IN % ths Fifth
Avener ipyself." Five Centennial um.
brellaH rose wrashiully Ii Tho air, bnt
Tho boy VA NOT there ~h~n they fell. =.
NsW York Paper.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-17

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In am form ii VI ~ tnnsNstis lF,lns
taiion. aef ,ttsttfr " ssess fAr seckf.
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atruG lrat thu signs'ttfts si L.
Mslsss anil 4 talSa llne~, un the
wrapper
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Mot4rv Hbiic.

", y. WAAguN. ttettea Aasst = n. D -. Paul
neIleny Co.. Neeosy Pubic $50 0sas ~ la'teAsnn
Aeeal. o111aeee III msii sMl has rsosva astsMs
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-17
et. Aasy's lassitats,
rmAlMsE ~ CMssM. Wis.

Thls tnisltMsioN. s,tMstsd In Ne m~sl dsllehllni
b0rAlnN IN tvatre dM CNtea. y MnIeS M d)geee1An
u The eehoal etse<ss n Nseve Dame.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-17

ytseiicss ~ TIE GeAce.
q. r, MISREPRESENTATION. ossss o.ss knnhsli 4
sAkEs j. kk6W7a, ovss nstsss ssass.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-17
Chester Trade.

JUsllcS ~ tAe psA1s.
AMos p. c0nns, Cst,sssasas nsAs - ssssp
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-17

any one, especially stranger. should
preanme N attribute ~ chance what WAS
r0Ally tlic result u tkilI, and told Mr..
Jones--sls, In my opinion, Mr.. Williams.
b. was quite justified ID sl0ing--that no
gentleman would make such an obssrys-
ton. Your friend replied angrily; ono
bot word led 70 another, TIL your friend
herr oxsc NJ. Joyce tho 10. This of
cGarse brought thu matter Tor the tiine
10 ~ end; cards wrrc exchanged. and
your friend left tho room. Here il his
card, and now yOi understand what
brings mo here this morning.
Perfectly. And now, Jones. what
do Won say 70 I'll thisi'
- sAy that know no moro about Il
than yon do
ION your honor, Owen
Ion my honor, hill.
- fray, Captain Hcdkin. were ynl
present =
!. No, 1 ~s1 not. Joyce told II MI IL
me this incoming. when h. asked me- 10
com" here ~ hix iria vi.
Then yon mower nav Mr.. Jones
before
- Never, TIL this morning
- Aud you DOM know. u your own
knowledge. the. my friend hero WA Il
Lynoh's last Ill ,htl'
Certainly not Out Owen Jones Ii
- mama d 0iis gentleman, and hero Ii
his casd.'
" Yss. but 10 tolls JON hs never W.
eheess and nevss gavs his card, and I
believe him
80 An ], thsn, 70 undssuland, Nr,
Wtllia1s,' aaid tho Captain, With greet
gravity tLAt you dout believe my
lrtendr
nThal doc not follow. have mot
eeid %.
"Ma1tess wsss nov looking uelise tlan
aver, aud ! bsgan 10 fear That, instead
n getting myself o'lt Of scssp~, ! hal
got my friend into one Also
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-17

Watches, Clocks and JssU2lvH.
~ ENsepN = 1A,WMv. ssst side u kis' sssss.
CMxs. ]. wEsnkm. IN mysss b~s,Aiss, ,vs
A00ss ssssh NJ TtmSs 0N1rs.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-06-09
Gen. Terry's Progress.
From the Cheyenne Daily Leader, Ma,
26th.1

Ten. Terry's Progress.
From the Cheyenne Daily Leader, Ma,
26th.l
A courier from General Terry's expe j.
ton arrived At Bismarck on Sunday eve
nmg. On Saturday night they campet
fifty miles west Of Bismarck. on the Big
Muddy. The expedition makes from tel
to fifteen miles per day, the wagons bel ~
so heavily loaded, as to make it possible
travel faster. Up to Saturday night they
had seen no indications of Indians, which
fact has tendency to strengthen the be.
lief that the hostiles are concentrated. and
will be found in force In the Bad Lands
on the Little Missouri. A few Indians
made their appearance near Fort Lincoln
on Saturday, probably young men from
Standing Rock.
The steamer Josephine has landed her
first cargo Of expedition supplies, and
three companies Of infantry at the mouth
OF Glendivc creek, on the Yellowstone.
which will te Gen. Terry's base of sup
plies up the Yellowstone.
Fort Buford dispatches state that three
companies of Infantry and two boat loads
ut provisions have arrived at the mouth
u Glendive creek, where Terry has es-
fablished supply station for his own and
Gibbons commands. Custer leads
lerry's advance with two companies oil
cavalry. No engagement has as yet taken
place, but signal fires Of the Indians are
'ecn every night. The Indians are
bought to number about 5000 warriors.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-06-09
Europeans and Wende,.,.,.

Europeans and Wonderland
Charlie Collins. of Sioux CITY. with A.
eye to business, proposes to make mn .
large party Of Europeans At the Oenten.
NAL, and take them on trip through the
Great West to the upper Yellowstone "a.
x'on. The Sioux City Journal saws il /. Inc
grandest and most glorious thing ye, cor.
ce'ved in the way of side amusemert
Talk about mules" and ..Loxs - and
corr" They will do very well for eide
speculation; but this excursion-it viii,
just lay over them all. Col, Sellers never
hao an aspiration that reached knee.hioh
70 this mammoth scheme OF Mr.. Colin.
Charley says be will have this exc,r.;or
ready to start from Philadelphia in abon,
= month. 1t will cost . mere tribe 10 each
man % make the round trips matter -
ny SOW. But what is that paltry ann
compared with the vast amount Of n,e..-
urs and knowledge to be derived from ~.
tnp! If it proves success Il vim =. :
grand thing-for Charley atleast -Her.ld
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-06-09
More Arrivals From Dead.
wood.

Chas. Holland, formerly Of the CHRIS.
tian House, Sioux City, and vouched fol-
as Thoroughly reliable man, has returned
from the Deadwood Region; Black Hills,
bringing with large quantity OF gold,
Three men who came out with him had
81 800 in gold, ard three Minnesota men
brought out $1,000 each in dust, All
will return at once.
Holland reports that ali the miners on
Deadwood and Whitewood are averaging
from SOTO SIS per day. Just before
Holland lett miner struck pocket, from
which he took $500 in one half day.
There is no trouble with Indians in those
1istricts.--CheyenDe Leader.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-06-09
~sYELlOWSTONE NAHIGA.
TION."

A Bozeman correspondent of the Indie
pendent, signing himself "Veritas." writ
Ing In reference to the Abandonment of tn
Yellowstone river this season by the own
sers of the steamer YELLOWSTONE, init
mates that they lave thrown off on TIN
people Of Eastern Montana, and sold GU
TO the competing line on the Missouri
river" Such a thing is hardly probable
when We take into consideration the fac
that the owners of the YELLOWSTONE arr
some OF our most substantial business
men who are more deeply interested IN
The future prosperity of Eastern Montana
than any Ike number of citizens IN the
community.
The statement Of this correspondent
that
1.-THE excuse that the officers were
sfSatd of Indians will hardly Pass cur
rent. They knew as much about possible
danger from Indians when undertaking to
deliver goods at the at the head of nayi.
CATION on the Yellowstone az they do
now
10 not 20. They had the best assurance
when the boat was under contract that
two military posts would be established
On the Yellowstone early in the season.
In time to afford protection to boats navi-
eating tie river. At that time they had
no intimation OF the present delayed
movements Of government troops against
the savage Indians, nor has there ever!
been such large number of Indians COL
Ieeted on the Yellowstone river as at thel
psoeent time. ana never before did theI
came danger exist.
The owners of the steamer YELIow.j
sTosE. together with q large number of
our citizens. had for years tried to organ |,
tzd stock companies for the purpose of
securing steamboat to test the practica.
bif1ty Of navigating the Yellowstone river
but al their efforts proved abortiye. until
fOw Of tho most enterprising and sub
Dts1etal men among them took the mat
YER 10 hand, and put their private means
IN me enterprise. and the result was the
ildtayof the steamer YELLOWSTONE. a
light-drsught boat, which was
'esiened especially for this trade. It is
lot removable TO suppoee that these pub.
ic-spi:ited citizens would threw off on
or their town, in the future|ss
prosperity Of which they arc largely in i
crested. !,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-06-09
West Point CadetshiD.

Not'ceis hereby given that Il, who &c.
sire to compete for the vacant cadetship a
West Point. will present themselves fol
examination before the undersigned com
inittee. in Helena. on July 10th. 1876, a
3 o'clock .. m. Maj. Maginnis has gener.
ously offered the appointment to the young
man OF Montana who shall excel il this
examination. Applicants must be below
tho ages of II and y, well versed in read
ing writing, and arithmetic, and have a
knowledge OF the elements of English
grammar, descriptive geography, especi-
ally OF the United States, and United
States history. Candidates will be sub
jected to q physical examination, and
should bring proper references of good
character.
CORNELIUS HEDGES.
]. S. CLICK, NJ. D.
T. j. LOWRY.
HELENA. NJ. r., June 9th. 1875.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-06-09
From. the Daily Madis,nian

There is $3,165 in the County Treasury
|of Madison county,. /. Ike Peudarvis
starts h1s herd Of cattle for the railroad to.
morrow from the Upper Stmkinewater.
Inc herd consists of about 800 head.
I. 4. Merk, Of the Madisonian NINA and
mill is in town. He brought in gold re
tort valued at $3, 500, as the result of n.
last clean up OF the mill. Ore day last
week, on the Jefferson river. the bodv Of
. man was seen floating down the stream
Owing 70 the rapid current the effort -
capture the body was unsuccessful and :,
passed on down the river Who is itp
some man has been drowned on ore ~
the streams above, and has met waterv
grave. r
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-06-09
from the Butte Miner. June 1st.

:. from the Butte Miner, June 1st.
Butte, the most prosperous and rapid
developing camp in Montana, is situate,
in the southeastern portion of Deer Lodg,
county, and in the midst Of . belt of rlcl
gold, silver and copper lodes, covering on,
dozen square miles, and so numerous
that they form a close network under tn,
entire area. 1t is also in the neighbor
hood OF. or most nearly central to, the
rich quartz camps Of Bannack. Trapper
|vipond, Cable, Silver Lake, Phillsburg
Tower, Bear, Snow Shoe, Ten Mile. JEFF.
ferson, Radersburg, Rochester, Silver
Star and others.
Six inches more water will take the
Deer Lodge bridge 1t the Frenchman's
Crossing.
The Centennial Mill is running steadily
and Is now reducing ore from the Burling.
ton lode.
Rein Anderson says the Deer Lodge
river at town is SIX inches higher than he
ever knew it.
This already is the best placer mining
season since 81. More ground is already
washed in Butte nan all last year.
Poznainsky Bros. who have been work.
ing eight men on the Montana lode, will
aouole up the force next week, and will
run day and night.
d. L. McFarlsnd. Surveyor, has only
three more days work to do on the Butte
survey. The plat covers 1873 acres. with
20 blocks and 1909 or 1900 lots.
Parties who have been watching and
calculating, estimate that. the inclementl
weather has destroyed half the grasshop.
DER crop, and demoralized the other half
9 that they will not damage growing
rcps as badly as was expected two weeks
go. -Madisonian.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-06-09
DELEGATE 10 CONGRESS.

One ct he'carlinsl principles of tn,
em1esatic party 10 rstasioa 10 Office, ani
u the principle Is Carried ont in the cleo
Non ef the next Delegate TO Congress from
'shis Territory, Major ,Magiunis will no,
- retsrhed fora thitG tern. He has fill
- the positionfor two Successive terms
aod has made . 9ooG representative. es
-prcial1 durng his second term. We be
1--we he has underworld tGithfully to rep.
resent every section 'df the Territory,
something that casrof De said of form-l
Delegates. We believe Gu the principle
OF rotation in offer NnE also in giving
each section Of the Fertory chsnce in
.sels mattsruf seieesia g#nahdidate. Since
s1le organization Of the Territory, both
j parties baye igaDEsdt the claims of other
/: sections, and nave invariably selected their
4 candidates from Helesa and Deer Lodge
i. city. the formerTlaec seeming to control
/, the matter The political cliques of Hell
: ems usually have eveyt thing cut and dried
! before tAc hoiding of the conventions
:, They toadJ to: Deer Lodge to . sufficien:
extent - to secure her support, and that
. county and Lewis and Clarke being the
/, most popalous n the Territory, with a
J little outside help, Trey are enabled to run
. the political mactine to their own liking.
Sou'he 'stern M0stana has not yet been
! hoOored with tvcp q candidate on either
: ticket. except wirsr Secretary Tufts, of
Virginia, and Co.. Sanders, now resident
. OF Helena. lead forlorn hope on the Re-
publican ticket. Bozeman. Virginia City
; and Bannack each have good. capabieI
! men of both persuasions to select from,
. and We thinK It is time for their claims toI
. b considered The Democracy could not,
/. 0nd In the Territory more available cam
. didate OF man better qualified to repre-
1 cent the varied interests of Montana In
E. our National Legislature than DR., A.
: Lamme, Of Bczeman. He is man largely
interested in ear Territory; one Of the
'sirst pioneers to'turn the rich soil Of the
.Gallatin valley, and demonstrate its utility
/. - one Of the finest agricultural sections in /
the West, and whose personal interests in
the Territory would not terminate with
his election, as has been the case with ali
our delegates, except Mr.. Clagett.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-06-09
CROOKS ARMY.
Character Of the Command.

The cavalry companies average fifty five
men and horses each, and the infantry
companies average fifty men each. Some
more OF the latter may he ordered to lo1n.
The pack train consists of 800 pack mules
each carrying 200 pounds; 1O6 mule team
wagons each carrying 1850 pounds
There are i've assistant pack masters and
70 packers; 100 tesmsters end 10 wagon
masters The cavalry horses may be aver
aged a 60 to each company, as there az
many extra b0rses. This would give
300 In all. OF men there are 625. mount
ed, $50 sfoot. and 200 packers, Transfers,
etc. all armed, making. including officers,
an effective GOspe of / 80