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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-22

fetbii9e 9sputation bur4 Die No@ridl
pon ben in gonitantinopel aussebro9e.
men nnrubsn peranlabt uorben III, ibre
Wsitcrreiie ;u oeri@i,beu.
.Ais geiabuus BON gonitantinopel
,pirS our9 @ssimenter aus Der 9epante
uer!tdrit, bon benen mam annimmt, ba6
IL nit ben jiinsiten GreisniNen unbs=
fannt iinb.
Gonbon II. Jeb. Nus Berlin
pirh tele9rap9irt: Sn Gonitantinopel
Nth tdsli9 Elm 9taatsitrei@ eruartet.
Dor BENZ iaiierliden YaIuit liesen
0ampfer bereit, UNI benz Sultan bei
elmer Glu4t gu bienen.
--Jiirit @orti9a!off ion Ii9 auf 6rin-
Seabes griu9en beg gSoren bcreit er=
Hdrt baben. big gum ndaFcn Mai i'm
Nmte 5u perbleiben.
2onbpn. II. Teb. Cine 9giensr
Depeide melbet: gs beiBt, oab Die
NaIaitpartei uno Die @oltspartei in
Gpnitantinopel int 9ampf mitsinonber
lis8cn. Sollte bic Nolfspartei Iesen,
10 wirb bic 3iidbsrufuns @ibbat ga.
i&as bic nddite Golse iein.
Staten.
Nom, IA. yeb. Ser 2ailer BON Bro-
jilien itattete beute bem III. gater einen
8eiu9 ab unb iprad bel Der @eIesens
belt bic 9oHnuns aus, Der YapF iueroe
i'm ginuernebmen nit Der braIilianii&en
3esieruns 3ur Beititisuns auer anf Die
airne in 8raliIien beSiisIi@en samie.
yieteiten mitmirten. Ser If. Batter er,pie-
osrte, bic Rir@e pfle9e 1inoerniHe liebsr
aus BEN @s9e 5u ralmen ols ju l4af=
fen un0 er boHs i'm Stanbe 81 jein. bic
,1ormonie auf bsm tirdliden @ebiet
jajaoer bsrhsi3utibrea, suel4e Rets @ra-
lilisn gum &ubme serei4t babe.
q ON, 15. Geb.-Die 9rilaten BON
8erona> 9ron, 3beims. Wien. 5ala.
burg, @arasoila uno Santiago, io,uie
bic italienilden MonIisnori Dina, Bar
reti lh,o 2uisi lino POM Fl. Batter
ofiieiea benodridtist ,roroen. oab er lie
in benz beporitebenben gonHltorium ;u
Garoindlen su ernennen seoenlt.
Ne9ppten.
9onbon. = Gincr epe3iaIoe-
pel9e aus Mleranbria SufoIse iinb Die
agpptiiGen Sruppen in Ser 9ldbe bon
Nta hoa,uab ,pieoerum 9el6la9eu ,por=
ben.
Gpanien.
VI abrib. = gus gutter Guele Der,
loutet, oob bic Sdli6tuns Der 3uiiden
ben basfiIhen Yropin;en uno Der He-
sieruns beitebenoen Siifcren;en nabe
bcooritebt. 9ie Yropin3cn ,uerben ibre
9utonomie bebalten uno BON Der Nsili=
tdr- Gpuicription befreit bleiben, ,po9e=
gen lie li9 uerpfi9ten, je Elm 8atail=
Ion Treiluillisc 5u unterbalten, ,peI4es
in 9riess;eiten een 9efeblen Der Nesie'
rung unteritellt iein lol.
NusGbinaunbS Sopan.
Sbansbai.--gs linb ernitli9e
3piitisseiteu 5,uiiden Dem pantheon
@eianoten in 4etins uno 9;uns ii
Damen oussebroden tpesen Der 9e=
ldaftisuns BON Coolies auf Cuba.
Sic Gouosrneur ,ueiscrt iih entIdeioen
fcrner 5u seitatten, oab Coolies fir Die
lpani1fen Golonieu ensasirt ueroen.
e n 1ntth
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-22
q Il s | d II B.

9 n ala n B.

vQuIe un8sIWHUIBt &c WeIus utW N"ISuB
Fellen, bdS gnsIonb ben oiplomatii9en
Wtrtebr snit Der 99forte sdn3!iA obbre&e,
|ba bic tiirtii9e Notion nidt miiroie lei,
einen plab unter ben aufsetldrten @ol-
fern GnroSas einSunebmen.
= Gin @erii9t min miHen, bab Der
Marquis BON Salisbury Sen 9er3ogsti.
tel tr1cIten mirb.
Sic aoblsnsrubeubeIser iollen ii@
bebufs @eminnuns @ineiii9er arbeiter
nit benz bieFsen @eiaubten Gbinas in
Yerbinouns seicbt baben. unb es
6e;bt, bab bicier iid anbeildis sema&t
bat, bic gin,panoeruns Su bemertitsl-
lisen, tpsnn man bic Smmisranten st.
gen 8erfoIsnne unb Weleibisuns F@er
itsqe.
2onbon.-Mus &om ,uirb telegropbirt:
Nsit 8esne auf bic pielia4 pent'lirtc
Tortiebunes bes patieaniiaen Goneils
baben bic earbindIe, oenen bieie 6ra9e
sur Bssutahtuns ibermielsn tuoroen
uar, Dem II. Batter uor9eitslt, bab cine
s8isoerer0ffnuns bes Goneils als incp-
portun betra9tet ,perben muiie. oa bic
l1ria1en. tpside ben Mbbru1 be6elben
berbsifubrten, nod INNER tuirtiam
|ieien.
Ser rDai!p SEEMS" uirb aus grinbiii
telssrapbirt: utiobat Nui9a 1T bier
einsetrotien. Ct bemerste elmer tn9li'
|l9en OspntatiOn sessnIbsr, bob ieine
@srbassans 5us9 rdiiif6e Satsisuen
hsrbeisefiibrt tuprben lei.
- Gbe,ptet Yal9a, Der Nnitifter Scr
buls sarii@cn @rauel 1T in Gonitantsno=
|pel perbaitet iuoroen.
-9ie ruliil&e @csicruns bat bic Gi-
isnbabnseicul@aften onse,picien, Nm.
bulan,waeen su itclIen uno li9 ouf ben
sransport BON 10000 Mann mad
8iIbineii ein5uri@ten.
Birmingham. .-@ie bic .pcit" per=
lidert, baben bic 6iibrer Der 9iberaIcn
bsidloiieu, iid babin ausSplpre9en,
oab ss Die Yfi4t Gnslanos 1T, i'm @er=
Gin nit ben iibriscn Mddten oosr i'm
9totbialle nit &uBlano aucin bic 3iirtei
sur @s,pdbruns pon @aranticcn fur bic
ei1erbeit Der Gbrilien su stuin9en.
2onoon.-Sn Srl9rao beiBt ss. oab
Montenesro Die tiirtilben Gr;coensbe=
o;nsunsen aassnpmmen Eat.
Sn 8osnien III Elm nsuer Iufl ltanb
aussebro4er.
aus Ycra tpirb Der rSimes" 9sldric=
ben: Sic gang. 9bdtisteit Der tiirtiiAen
&esieruns iaeirt liA sur 3eit oaraui
III conecntriren, unaufborli9 neus
Sruppenmalicn on Die Sonausrense gu
lenhen. Ssoer gierp pirb anseipannt
uno jeoer Yfennig peraus9abt, nm iid
fir ben unpermsioliden Gampi porSu=
berciten. 9unOerttauienoe BON @etueb=
rem uno MiGionen BON patronen tref.
fen aug gmerifa ein. Gs 1T in Der
sbat iurdtbar barber nadSuoenten.
,p;e Der Bebarf an @elo unb 9euten
Ielbf nur bis gum Gribjabr befrieoiat
,perben ioQ.
Granfrer1.
Yoris. -@srii9ts,ueiie oerIautet, oab
Der Ser,os oa Cages bonn Miniiterinm
bes Muswdrtigen juriidtreten unb a!s
@e|anbtsr na9 st. petersburg seianbt
uerben tuirb.
- Ser Istalluorraf9 Der 8ant BON
iSrantreit nabm mdbreno Der letten
9o@e UNI /, 100000 Granes 5u.
-@sitern itarb @sneral Gbansarnier
in leinem "a. Gcbeusjabre.
8eI9ien.
gruiIel.-9er mittbeiIuns. bab Der
Wliniitsr MaIou feline Gntla1uns sc.
nommen, ,pirb ofFsiea tpiberipru4en.
Deuti9Ianb.
@erl;n.-Garit gismard sab an boris
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-22
q I, seiAe n,

tpslbe cbne @emsrfung CUR Autnabme e'n'
aebeu, nerben 70 lange ein9erIdt uno bere@'
net, bis fie abbefellt wsrben.
anaeiaem werbsn 1u ben 9euobnliten
FHifen einseriidt, ndmli& 10 Gents per
8reoief. 3eiIs, fir Die erhe 0inrudun9, uni
S Gemts fir iebe fslRnbe. GIr Xn,s'9sn,
bic lanaerc 3eit aeben bIeibca, uiro Elm be-
b.utsaber Ab3u9 erlaabt.
Die 8erausaebcr fnS in Bsfit elmer soQ~
foabiSen guspabl
Reues unb eef4madSeller &ettern,
nab fab baber i'm etanbe,
Drudia&tn aler Art
IN beati@er. ena!ii&er, tran;0iii&cr
n9S nsr,pseiider epra@e
aafs Sdnelite, S&onite uno S'u'9lte
~ liefern.
sx> saspfebIsn i'd ju seneisten AuItrases.
6ebrudt neroeu:
eetterbeabs.
BiabeaSs,
sef&dftstartem,
0ireulare,
8lantS,
41laeate ~. y.
axf lir,ete RsSj.
Dsksdxseeu xxb Oslser abreiFre nan:
@eter l. 8rtd,
Ct. Glpmb, Wtix,s.
Letter Box 407,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-22

epe,iaIeommiIIon enti4ieb bobin, bat
in Der 2ouiiiono Nn8el,senbsit tein
3eusnib enteesene.nommen merben
lou, auber Die GlettcraI Certificate.
Sir oieie guti@eibuus itimmten a4t
unb baeesen lisben.
GommiiIdr Yapne beantroste, g
mose ieoer Der beiben Geiten nod cine
stunbe 3u tpeitersm Yloiboper scitattct
merben. Die beiberie;tisen 8eiitanos
lebnten bas jebo9 ab.
Oaranfbin 9in9 Die GommiiIon in
aebeime sibun9 iber. um womosIid
beute Mbeno nod elm HeIultat su ersie.
len.
Antregunsbis sur @II6bike.
Wcn - llbr beute Mittas big S beute
Abeno befanS ii& Elm GROCER Wseni9en.
tnduel Dor Der 0ammer bes Oberae=
ridts, Der ollmdblis big ,u 5000 an.
mu@s. Damn unb mann mii4ten lid
Gonsrebwitslieoer unter bic Men9e,
uno ale barrten nit llneebnIb auf bas
Oeffnen Der 9biiren. 9ieier NRoment
traf ieoo@ crit um 6 ubr, p6ais eine
Stunbe ipdtcr, als er beitimmt iporben
mar, elm.
@dbrenb bes Nodmittass eireulirten
i'm Capitol auerlei @eriidte binii4tli4
Der ,uobri@einIi@en Gnti9eibuns.
allein bieieIben ,uoren 10 mioerIpre9enb,
oas mon linen teinen @lauben l9emtte.
MQe;n oieiclben bra9tem Nerpirrun9
berpor unb iteieerten folsli9 bic bereits
bo4scbenoeu @osen Der Mufresun9.
Seoer, BON Dem mnn elaubte. bab er
bsHere Musiunft als Nnbere babe, suurbe
icfort mad ieinem gri9ein.n bon Neu.
sierisen amrinst uno NIT 6rogen te.
itirmt.
I'm S lltr.
lieB mon bic in einem nate aeleQenen
3immsr bes 3ufes barrenben Nefts=
beiitdnbe fommen.
Ginise 3eit persing, e1e mon ben
Gonsrebmiteliebern uno Semen. tpel9e
5idets batten, ben Gintritt in bic Gam.
mern gsltattete.
aIs bic sbiire ss0Hnet purben,
crdnste fi4 aaes binsin;utommen unb
baIo oarauf mar oas Simmer b;s aui
ben lssten EIas belest.
0ie @erban6Iunseu.
5olsenoes fno Die &eiolutioren,
iber weIde Die Gommilfon III ibrer &C..
belmen @itung perbanoelt bate uno
wclde Johann an bic Sa4palter beri4.
tet ,purben.
Soar bate oiele 3cfolution bean.
trast: rGs miro biermit anse orone
oab tein 3susnib cntsescnscnommcn
ueybe."
Nbbott ofisrirts als Subititut: ~Gs
uiro bierm;t anseoronet, bab 3eugnib
'nt3esenSenommn ,uerbe. um barSu-
tbun, bab bic 8eitimmuns oes 2ouiIo.
naer MabIseieBes, peI@es Die 3ab'
|un9sbeb0roe fur ienen @taat i9ut
unconltitutioncn uno 6as Serfabren
Der senannten 8eboroe folsli4 unsul-
zig it,"
Sas subititut ,uuroe NIT folsenbem
Sotnm per,uorfen: Sa-Mbott, 8aparb
Clifford, Tielo, 9unton Yapne anb
aburmon -; Nein = Yrablep. Gb=
munb's, 5reIinsbuplen, @ariielb. Soar,
WHler, Morton uno Strons-S.
Gin onoeres bon bemielben porse.
idIaeenes Cub ititut. mona@ 3eusnib
anseremmen ,uerhen ioll, um oar5u.
tbun, oaB Die 3dblunss6eborbe ron
2ouii iiana, ais iie bic @timmen 3dblte.
ni4t legal eoniiituirt mar. inbem i;s
aus bier Mite!isoern elmer uno oeriel.
ben Yartei beitano, udbrenb oas @eiet
uori@reibe, bab aus flnf Mitslicoern
bon uerlAisosnen politii9en parteien
bete9sn iollt, wurbe NIT berielben Ab.
abset6an.
Gin brittes BON ebenoemIelben Dor.
sei9Iaeenes @ubititut, peI&es onorb=
net, bab bic Gommilion be3iisIi& Der
poroebliden BetriiQereien 9euonik on.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-22

- Glorioa unb 2ouiliana Fnb }s-
nit ben Gemosrot.n se1oblen. mos
wiro nun nit Oregon seidebens-
Sasielbe!
= Sic son3e @9iebseommililsa
1T ni4ts aIs 99arteitlepperei. Smm,e
8 &eputIitaner sesen 7 0smotraien
SUinois.
SIN abseoronetenbauie BON Sntnois
bot Der oeuti&e abeeorbnete 3lsbmeia
Gtiet beantrast ,uona@ bas !oae=
nannte 9empersnsseieb BON Sninols
binfort ni&t mebr ouf Bier. Yoriex.
sl!e, Wein uno Apfelpein anwenobar
iein iol.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-22
Ser Nprbfern,
4eraussesebsn bon
#eytr \ $riek
ea;nt Gloub, Wainnefota,

srfasint iebcn GonnerHae unb tofet iabrfid,
IN &orausba3abluns: $3.50.
Sur psniser ais s Nonate 'uiro tein Nbon'
nement ansenommen.
Bon Nbonnenten. bic bic 3eituns nidt
ausoriiali9 abbeitsaen, miro ansenoalmen,
bab fie oas Abonnementiortsuftbsn nuntdsn
Die 8erabidumums, ober Serlps'gerunl9
ber Mb5oluus Der 3situns bon bem voltan,Ife!,
wobim ,ieklbe beorbert porbcn 1T, fotple nc
llatcrlaNuns Der An3eiae an bic Serausgeber
bon Der tina itattInbenben Ortsberdnoerun9
unb Der Inaabe oes neuen Sobnorts sntbln'
bet ni1t BON ,er 8esabluns bes solen Nbon'
nenentsbetraaeS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-22

Woibinston, 8. g., 10. Jeb. Die
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-23
CE FAMILY FLOUR

C,Ho1cE FAMILY FLOUR
SO bbls Occoqusn New Process Family Flour.
81 bbls - .'..
$50 bbls Occoquan Choice Family. -.
We warrant and guarantee every sale TO give
entire satisfaction. Call and buy before 1t. IS
gone For gale by ,r 1,,o
oc. 23-lm WASHlNGION ~ DhO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-23

S.wEoNEs IN LovE.-An interesting cor
resnondep &C is 1t present being carried on be,
twrcn i YOU og wonau iu Warsaw, Indiana, and
ber afia1ced lover, promising young physician
md surgeon. IN his last letter no told her tnat
ne m hoped on 10 be ia vorcd with healthy season OF
ieg isAasf last prht" he said f. T., aged 81 years,
nan ~ a and md necrosis of the tibia, ADD as the llmS
feIi M nnon the table amid the hoWs OF the sub,
iect 1who had stubborn!y refused to be placed
nnder the influence of aLIsthetics) l heard the
soft and mellow Ginning of the bells announc'
inp m the marriage at Warsaw, lnd.' on the "a,
at at the residence of the brides parents: etc. y
nv love, dear girl as conduct DELICATE op,
GRAFTON for cataract, see in my dreams laFeamds dream
90 realistic that tho soalpel rembles 10 my haIu,
and some within ap ace OF digging oue !ne
subieo eye) your owu happy eyes pesmlng loG
unop me. soft with their love ilphe. nn, ~y
pi Sstlina, W few moro legs and arms removea' ,,
iew. more operations 10 VlVls,ouoo, on,y
few few mare psT prescriptions and consultations, am snd
sls sbs, % ha A. last 10 the position to clasp you 20
nu Ioa'l hrssss 20 ss and call you my WIFE, NY QHa,-,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-23

BLOCK TIN and BABBlT
ID METAL just received at IS King st., cor
ner Of Eoyal-500 lbs Tinman's Solder r.: OF s ths
best quality; also supply o. bs5 In .a;i aiu ~
Bsbbi. Mulal, for sale wholesale and retall Ill
ousntjties to suit Orders solicited.
aen 20 - j. T. CREIGHTON - SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-23
ALEXANDRIA, VA, FRIDAY, Nov rs, l877.
FANCY GOODS.
ERGUSON & BRO.

y. J.EERGUSON q Blu
We have opened our stock Of GOODS FOR
THE FALL SEASON, consisting in part Of
Ladiss'. Gents and Children's Aerino un-
Dress Trimmings, in Silk and Worsted
PRINCES, Gslloons, Buttons, &c.
Toilet etArticles-Hair Tooth and Nail Brushes;
Neck Puff, Side and High Combs, Soaps ard
Perfumery. ~.
Ties, Lace Scarfs, Linen and Silk Handker-
chiefs and Kid Gloves
Worsteds, Germantown Wool, Shetland
Wool and Floss Sa1ony and German knitting
Yarns, in all colors,, and Embroidery Osnvasos.
HOOP SKIRTS 81 BUSTLES.
All styles on hand and made to order at short
notice.
Curls, Pufs, &C ; to which we invite your at.
tention, FERGUSON & BRO,
oct l3 ...... 96 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-23

WILL THERE BE NO MORE QUAKERs?--Mr.
Barclay Informs us that there are at present
onIy l7,OOO Q1skers 10 Eoglaud and Wales,
while in 100 they numbered G0,O0O, aod that
their greatest loss took place 10 the period oil
their greatest moral trlumphs. Was Coerldgc
right as Maurice seemed to think in suppos
ng that the life is out of the troc, and only Its
bark is left? Various causes have been assign
ed for its decline, such as brthrlg bt member
shi5,-not au origin Al principle of the system
which led to the wholesale admission OF noml'
psl mcubors, either careless about religion or
hostile 10 Quaker ideas and traditions; the tsyS'
fem of disowoog members for slight devatIons
from "the unwrittcn laws in such trIfl!ng
matters as dress and language, but, more IN
portant still, for marrying OUTSIDE the tflendS;
the silent meetings, which were very rare 10
the early history Of the sect, and the absence oil
singing and reading the Scriptures 10 public.
| It is hard to conceive, iodecd, how Christian
bodv can exist wthou. some regular provision.
for religious teaching; and the fact that one OF
| the greatest sccessons from Its ranks arose out
} Of the persistent refusal to supply larger re-
G,,;ous instruction seems to point to the lDeV'
table extinction Of Quakerism at no distant day
| l-J;-itth Quarterly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-23

DISOS CURE FOR CONSUAPTION.-
L As the season for Coughs and Colds is again
upon us, wc would call attention to the above
very vausble preparation. It is now i've years
since we first introduced this medicine to our
trade and during all that time it kas met with
constantly increasing popularity Put up in
bottles at 81 90 srd 30 cents each respectively.
The trade supplied at proprietors rates.
JANNEY g. CO.,
OCT l6 Druggists, Nos. 10 and l45 King st.
WIOLFF'S ACME BLACKING.Its lustre
w and blacknesa Of color is unrivalled 6y
any other blscking. 1t is more protection to the
leather than oils, because its use will shield the
leather sganst the continual changes from
wet to dry It is absolutely waterproof, requires
polish for several wccks through rain, slush or
snow. 1t is suitable alike for mems boots or
ladies' and childrens' shoes. For sale by
oc. 20 WARFlELD HALL.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-07-26
Fifty Years AGO.

Fifty years ago, the 10th inst, John p.
Bruce first entered printing Office, and
on the 10Th he visited the COURIER Office
and celebrated the anniversary by taking
a hand at the "roller." That he ''Iolled'
and "distributed" the ink
evenly and put "the boys" to shame, no.
one will doubt who observes his spry step
upon the street, or witnesses the ease With
which he yet mounts his horse, or the
with which his daily visits to
tow , are made. Fifty years of the life of
a newspaper mau! they have as much
into them of recollection and
as the 100 years of the ordi-
nary mortal. Fifty years! halt . century
of "proofs''-haif q century of "data''
and '.iscm,'' and the old editor moves
about, the walking "copy" of five de-
cades.
We trust the Msj.'r may live to ''roll''
out many future anniversaries, and that
hale and hearty, he may pass his last years
as brightly and hopefully as he has the
past and does the present.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-07-26
An Ante-Indian Race.

Superintendent Norris reports curious
discovery near Trail Greek and not IA
from the residence of Mr.. Farrell. l!
ID nothing less than series of shafts ano
cairns near . limestone ridge and outside
the mineral belt. MI. Farrell reporting
the existence of the excavations, Mr.. Nor
r;s spent two days exploring the section OF
country mentioned and examining the
Al its in detail. He found over forty OF
them. exclusive of several ridges which
had been mined for Indian paint clay.
One of the shafts was forty feet IN
length. twenty wide and seven high, aud.
While he found no tools. he found worked
flint stones which had been prepared evi
IDENTIFY for arrow heads. hide scrapers' &C.
The more curious discovery. however
v.s that of evident burial cairns In wn'cn
immense fires had been burned tor NOR
tuary purposes. .~ner;.
eace among the mounds of Ohio and othe!
western States, asserts his be''ef tns'
.hs.a remains are of Aztec origin-thelr
sre II evidently very great, and. If genuine,
Which can hardly be doubted. they pom! %
- occupation of the Ysllowstone region
anticipating their settlement " os'
kaown tribes. ~;v,,.
Upou his return he proposes g'v'os
them = moro thorough examination, sna
,v,,I ,asume the excavations begun iass
~ In the meantime be has sent tns
s.iscs 6Dund to the East, for compaF:s0"
Win others Of like sppeerssce.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-07-26
VOlunteera.

We understand that the Governors re
quest for permission to raise volunteer,
will not be accorded, but that the ques
ton may I've re-considered upon the ar
rival of Gen'l Sherman. Gen'l Nc Bowel
does not favor such movement IN Idaho
having reported as follows:
"VOlunteers of the character and status
of those operating with General Howard
would be worse than useless. If you had
been here during their operations an
sure YOU would discourage the use Of
volunteers in any emergency"
1t can hardly be expected that the mill
tary authorities will favor such organiza
ton unless it will consent to operate 10
der military orders-and we hear much
objection to such control here jn town.
This idea may be carried too far. and re-
suit in defeat of the proposition.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-07-26
The National Park.

Superintendent Norris has arrived here,
end departed for the Park on Tuesday.
With his accustomed energy he has enter.
% upon his duties without delay, and
Issued the folio wing notice from this Office:
Notice is hereby given that extreme
caution is necessary and required in build.
Ing and extinguisbing fires within the Park
Vandalism in breaking, defacing, or car.
fying off cones or specimens from the
ueysers or Hot Springs OF any section of
The Fark 10 prohibited. Also, wsnton de-
struction OF game, fsh or fowl is in VIC.
lst'on of law. Law. public sentiment,
we future sttractlveness of Wonderland,
snd the good fame Of Montana alike for.
Do violation of this notice.
P. W. NORRIS. Supt."
lie hopes for Congressional assistance
~ me hear future, and we feel assured he
W! exert himself to the utmost to secure
"'n the eest interests Of the Pork.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-07-26
Tho Tongue River Mail.

I00 tongue 1t1V0I Null.
Cal. Brown has gone below 10 arrange
for the wagon service to be operated upon
the route. He assures rs wagons will be
run through to the Cantormcnt from
yesterday. A large delayed mail 600
pounds) was lately forwarded from Still
water-its delay probably accounts for the
non receipt of letters aud papers regard
ing which we have had so much COM
plaint, bat which We trust viii now cease.
A rumor prevails in town that the service
will be reduced TO semi weekly, which we
trust will not prove true. The route 10
too important to be 60 treated, and prompt
action should be taken in case of any st.
tempt to reduce its accommodation.
On Tuesday six wagons for the route
arrived. and Marshal Wheeler aud Probate
Judge Carmichael, as first passengers,
started tor the Csntonmento on Wednesday.
The Marshal goes on official business, and
will visit both Posts, hoping to return with
his wartime friend, Gen. Sherman; while
Judge Carmichael carried with him new
set of Custer county books and papers.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-07-26
Personal.

Tyler McCleese has returned from Bis
marck, reporting the early arrival here Of
Mr.. Mounts
John Work has abandoned the Black
Hills, and will scon resume his Montans
citizenship.
Mess. erosion, Switzer and Creenhood
have been here, taking orders and doing
the town generally.
Mess. Kirby and Walton, of Meadow
Creek, passed through town on Tuesday
bound upon . tour of obsereatio down
the Yellowstone.
Col. Black has gone below, but vii
will return after arranging to cut 1000
tons of hay for the Big Horn and Tongue
river densnds.
Capt. Rawn, commanding the Mlssoula
Post, was severely injured in the SPINE
while hunting last week. He will be con
fiued to his bed for some time.
The Broadwater fatboat swamped on
tho way to the C antonment. Some sup
plies were lost. but no lives. and, the boat
righted again. the trip was resumed.
Superintendent Norris is not to be de.
TERED by difficulties. Determined to visi,
the Custer battlefield and finding his
plans to accompany the removal party
checkmated, he started out alone from
Fort Pease. crossing the Big Horn twice
in an old hollo we'd out log. The result OF
his energy was shown in bis Battlefield
dispatch to last weeks COURIER.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-07-26
GrasshOppere.

Grasshoppers by the II, 900 invaded the
valley last week, but haN disappeared a.
most wholly from our immediate vicinity
Outside Of damage TO gardens and some
injury to the grain crops, we do not ye,
hear OF much serious results. Next week
We shall report result of investigation of
rumors Of extensive damage to wheat and
oats In all directions, East and West Of
town.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-07-26
The Campaign

20. Up 70 the ne hour of going to press, We are
without definite news from the comm.na -
Inc Rosebud reached the Cantonm.n,
On o.,, 'ne 10Th, With Gents Sherman, Terrv
Miles, Hazen. and others. The mart, IN
DC escorted by L company, I'd Cav.irv 70
bozeman and thence to the Gey.ers. =
All steamers there and below have been
seized for U. s. transportation ourno.r.
Mu'l'san, OF L company, I'd Cavalry
had been shot fatally At Miles Civ b,
Garry of the same company.
the Black train Was moving toward the
Big Horn, loaded for Black 4 t1.r,.,. 'A''