davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-01-26

bic er feline Neusisrbe befriebtet hattie. go
mnste benin ale Gn9enbtid Colt aenadot
tperoen, Tim bic 2inie oes 3uoes niht Az
ft1ren. Son ben @ingeborenen nuroe Der
S,c,f6nis gut, aber rubia empfangen. @ues
ihien aufgs.egt, absr es tanoen feine 3urufe
ftatt. am S6luB bes 3uses fam eire 3abl
einbeimniiber Sdup'lin9e, bic &lepbanteu
nit allen Sarben bes Hesenbo9ens gsi9miidt.
iome in goloeuem unb iilbernem @ebdn9e
olitsrub. Wenise Minuten Dor Sonnen.
unteraang nerfiinbete elm Sanouenl6uB bic
Nnfunft oes nicef1nislihen 3uges am @nbe
jeiner 8eiie. neber ben Snhalt Der @abi.
netsbelhliiie, beren SerSfientlidung ienem
Gage ~isltenen @lanseS porbebalten 1T, mirb
unp erbriihlihes Stiuidwsi9en benahrt.
Dian ipriht BON nmfaHeucen @%nab.racten,
BON relhen Spsnben oes vStsrns BON Sn.
bieu," 10 ielbft BON politiifen HeformmaB.
regeln, bic in GusImt fieben ioIen; balo
piro @ewiBbeit barber norbanoen letn.
Sstttr1mt betannt 1T MIR, baB Der NIT 10
GROCER Seftiefeit stpiiden ben @slebrten Der
inDtlfen unb Der rfiif.arnbtihen Spras
den nm Die ueberietung oes Sttels o&aijer"
gefhbrte Seoerfrteg nntsr SerDerIung Der
Borihld9e beiber Yarteieu betaelest motben
III. Der meme Sitel miro meber G%rinnerunaen
at inbiide Srabitionen wahrufsn, nod
mubamebanii1e 9errih2rseoanfen ermedsn,
ionbern in bic inoiidsn Sprahen Elm nsles
Wost einiiibrsu, Elm @eibeuf bentiGen
uriprunss on bae inoosermaniids SHUTTER
lamb. kaiser-i-Hind, b. /. &atier III Su>
oien, lantst bic Snidrift UNI baS SDHiginbilo
auf Der Grinneruu9 meoaiQe oil iHarlud.
rothem Banbe. Die jebem gbsilnsbmsr al &c,
&eibsperiamm!uu9 5ugebadt 1T.
, 1877-01-26
Gin emtSekItder Weroa@t.

Der In3. B. Wef." lentt bic Nafuerfiams
feit auf ben &heil Der @oronsrssp nteriuhung
tiber Die Spfer bss 4ibtabula @,ienbabn.
un9lids, nus peIhem heruoraebt, oaB nl9t
nur feiue Ysriuds 9ema9t wnroen. bic bren.
nenoen Grimmer oes 3uses 3u lOiaen, ions
bern oaB elm @iisnbabl beamtsr io9ar aus
oriidlid bsfoblsn babe. o,e 3Mr Steue &c.
bradien 20ibapparate nift in 2batisteit sn
fssen. nOer S1auplas oes unslids," iast
oas angeiibrte Slatt, nliest olht bel 4ibta'
bala. SaIo, mad oem unaliid waren 6euer.
iprieen an Srt unb Stsle. DoS Seusr, ous
ben 9anl.n Eliim msrbaufsu usr3 brte, mar
eamale nod ltwa1 auo bdtte oura Elm paar
frdftise Wa6erfrahlen 8tl6idt uerben ton.
men. Absr es puroe nidt Seiprist. Gae
, 1877-01-26

Su BEN mnnberbareu @igen
idaften BON @lenu's S9mefetieife
gebOrt es, DAP ite ben &opf bon alien Stup.
pen nno Shiirfen pollfommen retnigt uno
Die Iniammlun9 bapon am Saarboben per-
%htnoert, inoem fe Die Yorer Der Saut itets
often, in normaler Seldtisteit uno geidmei-
big erhdlt. Depot, Grittenton's $50. Se1lte
ape., Nem Dorf. Nud Siu's Saar- uuo
Sart : 6drbemittel 1T bort gu baben, ihtuars
ooer braun, HreiS SO Gents.
, 1877-01-26

Iof'. VNHet pAl 5u ptileloeu uNp 9ult VuuI
einen.
Sonetnem 10 ob1befannten s IN.
T aftor nub 8au 1nternebmer,
Scr. @m. Stud, 1886 Sutdtnionltr., Ybilas
belpbia. ugfadocm i'd @eleeeubett eebabt,
bic pobltbatigen 0irf1n9en BON 3 r.
90 / itar'S Sala of @tlb
s berrp ieIbit fennen gu ferne,, bafte i'd
es fir meine Bfliht, aud at ieinen @unften
su ipreden. Gor einiger .3eit iparen meme
beioen fleinen &naber mebr ODER ipeni9er bon
beftigem 9uiten befauen, Der setttpeiie 10 Def,
tie auftrat, oaB mir gauge giafte mad, bleis
ben mn6ten. Wir periud)ten Die peridiebens
iten 0itttel, bod itets obue @rfols. gSir
b0rten BON @ iiar'S s. a m, ners
iud)ten ar1d ibn urb bieier half obne l1ebers
t~reibuns iofort. ST 1T augenebm einsuueb=
men, Die talnoer uerlansten banad), iobalo iie
MIR 81 nlten beganueu, uno ebe etne ISOLDE
%oergaugen, mar aud Der 9niten poditdnbi9
peridnunoen. Seit bieier 2eit babe tb ben,
ielben bdufg ielbit ge9en 9nften nno Set
idnupfung gebraltht unb ebenio mirflam ,pte
bel meinen &inbern eefunoen; mesbalb i)
ielbigeu aud benz Yu5lifum marm empfeblen
fann." so Gents uno 81 Die Slaihe. Sn
alien Qppthefeu III haben.
, 1877-01-26
Maieber Mb9an9. s Ms"' a.. sss

Ngtnttn unb 9ertaufer!
psnrp 2Darp Bse@er's Jamilien . Ytttuna trttt ttrs
5erblt.S aiien an uue stebt tbrsn 4bUnnenten ,ipet Der
erpBtsn uub iGpntea Siepsrapbteef en-, spei aubtrf dn.
s~isbsaesa ctlpsrn. wslps tpIprt Apsans fapsn, Won Dl,s.
N~npsripn, als Ssssnltuds sa ,prsm Wide awake" uab
bic bette iemtis etbUisue 1elesenbett fur Fe. 2Dg liefern
ben lttatefsa uap l&pnasn WsrtIui SCI sasnfan unp BE-
satltn itpr ppts 9omminfen. Sep,r frlbe,e eeer aeue
lt6er 0prratt ~. ausenbitflt&sr VsrRabune sprbanbsa.
Die 3eiiuns isltf Rspt untsr jamilten .Sournalsn pbns
ttrss 9Isi&ea ea, unb II. fp popular, bag fe Die ar5a ts
0erbrettuns III Der aSeit bat! Das seae litsrarii1s
Talent pttb perwenbet. @ewaro @esIsfpn's 4raabluna
fdnst eerabs on; bic frutessa RaptteI II eeen ben Ntpnos
nsntcn e~eltsfert. AIRS. Stpwe's laneelsbnte Jplae aut
MY wife and T., be8innt n 1t benz nsusn Sabre. Sr.
8tno Stuaup, Der eta srtts Se.ar ebsr stn unabbdn ,ses
@eiadlt wani&, iputs FUR G,leulars unp prttsHae it1
uemesn an 3. y. 6cre v. Co., Nsr Bort. 4<Di4pf.
e.: Sss' 3 !. s' ssss.is Ss,ss'''''"N Ssntea perlangt.
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&shsssbK@ Rttssga.


tsrenal IA Il, bel duem Iarulif&en Ulable NIT bea faD
xnbtfeataren @~erlansen ~ fSsn, sarahKtdI ~ uebrnes
aab beaap& bur& btu eur&t baron aussefHlpfrH ,u fdx,
ftlseH. DsG nidt aada Ia bateEt letba, sahs.s nB
ssaa ait SauSssnsHtn, ha n tnmu fslr edaas, Res d.
was u tabdu Nubd. Su aaAlt bu Dpspvptlr I'd ftlbf
xsS lstns san,. untssbane. Die sfaalt&t grstl!6iea
ltHfett pirt axt f~reublsft unt hsu pattentta brtHst baS
Desn6tfen, bal bas aebea tbm dnt Eau n nnb ftbf VI
RdAfen ttH raetbts- xidt iatta 3us DerlueexxS NIB b
tlr inM GdbRusstA. dbu uArxn ~
, 1877-01-26

Sersiftuns etner.. Camille.
Gin erihttternoes @reisniB. oeien u"iaden
IN mDiteri6ies Dunfel ssbiat fino, wiro Der
rNeiter .3eituns" aus Der an Der Sfterreihis
l9sn @rsnse selsseneu i9IefiGen Staot Bic.
, 1877-01-26

kAMl EasxR lie f4rsdyl&ea e&metasx mSbalf~
we&e bttft Rranfteit NIT it'd brtnat. penu Ia benz ,6&H4
IBID Bttters" dn 3eilmtttt sebsten srtrb. has Seber ittA
fiansen fannf g. lnbet Bite S&naeriea tsfprt ans ID
Ds$. I'D ttHtr b.Ensta ts cine s1nadsstse S.!lune q.
taeit Ia. Eeufeahe ftsatn ben Sag. an ntlHtm fe sesD-
tak sssita btefts wanheftare Sefmata n setsAxAeA
, 1877-01-26
''Star- Wffu" platform.

EiIberslan,. cline srpae Sterte. Gin pSafanpisss
StIs anrsr OtIen. Urasst II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gen aeQ. ytrealare srGs,s p%tritnotI. Aorelttet
Sn29nfi 6tnr @lattorm. 81 l9ae
, 1877-01-26
SlabiDap's T'erfeti Titrgatlbe titS
rsdnlirenSe Ytlftr.

Sc. JlabDaD's Perfect Tiirgatlbe iittS
reaulirenoe 8iltn,
sSnsa aeIAtnae1os, fauber einaefaBt, fir Die 6eluta
auer Gt5rnnsen ees. Wtagens, Der 2e6er, Der Ginse=
peibe, Der Nieren, Der 9laie, Neroenleiber, 8npf,ueb,
Beritopfuna, 6artleibieteit, l1nuerbaulibteit, Opspep=
Ma, Inprans ber Gale, Gauenfieber, unterlcibsent=
~stinbuua, bdmorrboioen uub ane ltnpronln9en IN ben
inneren prsanen, tpiro s~arantirt nnb ,,uar haB lie
soEtip furiren.
neutrality-suspicious..
entsalten fein Mertur, MineraIis: uher iddbIiHe
Ar3neimittel.
W Mon beabte Die f%olaenoen Spmpton'e, ,pelde
Hh burh St6rungen Der 0eroduur9sor9alte ~onsei9e1
IerItopfune, innere bdlnorrboioen, Ylutanorai9
mad bent &npfe, %ianrer GelGmaf, ~llebelte!t SOB
brei,nen, W:Seripiaen sesen Nabrun9, .Gefibi pm
lleberfiilIun9 uno Shipere i'm Ita9et, loures Muf=
ItuBell, Iufs uno Gbmo9en Der Wtaqen9rube, 9dlptn=
oel, idneges unb f6peres Itbrlen, 6er5iudungen, 3l=
laminenidreden NIB Befubt bes @titidems beim 2ie9eu
Nbmabme Der sebfraft, idparse Giiitthst! ober b0s
Bib eires G1leiers bot ben Mu9et, Sleber INN
BUMPER edier3 I'M 8opfe, @tangel an sdfpeiB. 9elbe
~SEGrbune Der balt uno Der Wu9er, Sdl1er5 III oet
settle, II, Der gru5t rnb ben Gliebern, ploblide Mnfaae
pon bise unb Brennen i'm SleiIt.
gBenioe OpIett BON Hdb.uap's Ntlet b%efreiet oas
SpItem pom al ben 9enannten Stnrunyen.
Brsis Is Gents fit Die Shabtel,
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SO XrDient.

@Ln~ Ieenten p%erlanst. CUTE Gele9enbett, 0elo
2utt 5u p%erOenen tur &eute, peluDe lyre ,Selt oDer
eilea &Dell oappn BEN Strtaul milerer
lprteh lplunlen. &lberaie Gpmmilllpnell. SWreIpI
Ia1 oen Seom8un8er. y. y. NDg o645. Asfeiil
American AeiL co., 81 MnO 35 Selep SnaBe,
ytetp yurt. 4iDzbplt
, 1877-01-26
Sieber nro falteS Tieber.

Sieber unb Wedfa!Seber fir so Gents furtrt. o.
gisbt fein 6eilmittel Is Der gBelt. ipelbes 6iebsr unS
9Behleliieber uno a., ionlti9en oermanot.n 4ranfbei.
ten, 0alen., Sdarlat., t~DpbbIes., 9etb,s nnb ion.
itise 6ieber (osnen bard gtaoisap's @iQeK nbaeb olfen
niro) 10 raid beIeitiat ais ~ ,bS,ue's gsiea E.tisf"
10 Gents her fIaige.
, 1877-01-26
0odsH

@afra, S&asfaa fesef enthsHea aus SerSvrtexem NIut.
Gssen bteIe 8rantbtt.tn ID ,G&ptbti@ gitters" bas wtrR
gagaas G@uSntttd, neil Il Der beRe Dlutrstniser IL, "a
% atebt. ater rlrb b< Gtbraa& N fpdt pse nt&t aenas
6AarIa&sekr szS Gnsert NIT gi,br serbunbtse 4ranE
ketiea aasksu&ea, hanx mus Der Gtbrau& ipfprt ei1As
4eat perbtn, IA Aranftttn In ttefna 6tAbtun dxe a..
sesf 0sHsuhfant e~fsrSra.
, 1877-01-26

De E,ssea n be srss. Rptriaatr be- Rbryvrs. %,
*ss erSdlt has sanss ssasm Rabrans anb Sraft. WtnS
Der NlaSea uue anetrs 0trbduaasssreant naGlafen, tba
ssue EiSt.ehtt ~ ,n,pid.in. mus br sanJe RSrpsrr ia
hsn. DIV Rranipsitsa, pslat sas ssasrter Ebdtielett BE-
as fauyturfaAt tlebt tnamu hieftltt. Dtn III ia
3sass, .psbts hss .e&w.sifS ottters," ba q as etar.
sasssE.tssI Writ, Ne 8erbasxnsssrsaae rtsstt anb lin
sssaass Eb&ssstit btratat. 70 sttl. aranitetttR belt, IL
asfasnsas sas, strlattsexes Rats. esA. Dir asanss
SAsstuAiuaA N
sal ali aabnm e1xssnfransbetra extatpsa ests 70 ~
sns eurunstx Der g9asentbattsfett, ais burn erblt2.
Anla9e tber teftist &rfdltuns. aDsaa bic Spetlt MD
sseeoris serssuet une Der Rbrger in 5plss ssGen ni&t biz.
talsltt truabrt rirs, ssa5 aSma9eruas tin.reteu unl
- esf&pa&ts esasm erlisst ben letatekE.a Nnfaa cine
aFtkltans be ba dasr prien Bon ~frafttser @.lambbei
~ nt&t IN 6ttra@t fame. D4s teribn,ttaen Nsr,ts
ssns f. saas sos s%Hsabfa&t is beg raen stabtsH 81.
psnsdH, sttttn ptnf &asnabmt TIRE AuinatriIamieit N.
tR ant W. RssxItrans Der Derbsnuaassrsant bemit ~
Sssites, YIELDS ber patttKt ~ f& nimnt, tim at4t fruat
0d&nerst serurfa&tz nnb ai@t bird ben RSrYtr 10
ia Sab ttsl tntsseer gar tetat sper In aasGiars 8eh
sssia sss fAlfats RatraRs " bisrn-
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MaDwaD IT. So,

80 @arren, Gde Gburd Ctr. q. 3.
Sizes SEalhes uno Mnbres Sdidt cine Eteinarff
IN Rablpap H.. Co., 80 y8dttet Gfe Gburd Str, Men
9ort. Mustmuft. 1~auicuOe u'rtb miro Sbnen sl'o'
! .L.X
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IS bis 500 per Sag 5m @amie
@eoinaMnaen frei. Morele:

'Ss1ma] y. Ettnipn u. Co.. Wortla,o. We.
RaAn MANNER unb Srauen merben feet Ger
OOO Iaugt far unsere neuen 0pIbfecern
Bilcer, Ndbfeibe, 3~einsufaeen unn 4dbretbpa
pier. erode Gtnnabmsn NIT gidFrbeit ess
madbf. Wan fhreibt iptsyt I'm 9ireuIar an .. Z.
0usrnip. publifbsr, Gpnsprb, U. p. AaDamL
, 1877-01-26

@ansumonf! Mae Ipotbefer erbiel=
ten $ a mbur 9er s amtlten= Safe rs
, ct BON ST.. Aug. &0ntg fir bas Satr
1877. @ebet bin su oenielben uub bolt @ud,
eireu.
, 1877-01-26

9aufanSfAIseA

astsrSsnu DIas n he 9ssttsrtaAs 10 e$fasaAA0
aab jsss. sdbafttr 4rsnskettn.
, 1877-01-26

sIs4tes, tixasa, .-ssrA nxefaD&s satesasus &sasS
asasA.
, 1877-01-26
G1menif@ 8itters.
Ras aas &rduterfxfteA
&a1tsH@ 8ttassA

Or uebe xia sertxnhat SAkrta sysbedft ttR peA
ts fHwhtf&a arst ti BIN utRenf@afai&tn Sssf&anNa
Hd@e a faA auf alien Ibdlea Der Grbe snneatt, be -
vAIttee 6tlssft sen.Hn Rr&w.er uss sn eytsad AafA
ssa Naa ~ kaIptttaAnAthtte ~
, 1877-01-26

@hau&pIie.

Ess uasstfsp9s HrsnFpstsa anb bic uestsintf&e p,bsrA
tane etrldeen tanu xteaals u frab ~bsRsuneu rsrb.n
Dkaa ssbrauA. ~ rSag.bts@ 8atsrs" staau rad s,
~MSsNaH9 nas ~ lttts esur bu sbenstnannt.u III
s,afaastss Sslarstet iuraGstssbts ssS jsfss IL hSAss
ettcsfett atat I'D hals uiehef ID,
, 1877-01-26
Radway's Ready Relief,

Neiienbe iolten Itets zine Sla5ae BON Wabtpap'
Reabp Gelief bel ib fiibren. @enise 9ropfen in gBa5
Ter Wsrosn &rantbeit ooer Sbmer5en. Die pom geedie
oes gDa0ers berriibren, onrbeu8en. IS lit better ali
trard0iilher @ranop oosr @itters als elm 0teiamittet.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-08-23
A NECESSITY.

On the Upper Missouri and Yellow ton
rivers several forts arc established, man,
of them from one to two hundred mile
from each other. Separated widel,
in the midst of hostile Indian country
few soldiers at times at the fort, hundred
of miles from any railroad or telegraphit
Communication, they might be wiped gu
of existence days before any despatch sen
by special messenger. or the slower U. )
mail, could carry the news to where need
: el assistance could be obtained, and ever
the mail-carriers or messengers are very
liable to be killed vii hin few miles OF
he hostile demonstrations.
Not many days ago we We're menaced
on the west by the hostile Nez Perces
making direct line for The Sioux country
intending to pass through Bozeman OF
Flathcad Pass. Gen. Gibbon and com.
mand, assisted by citizens, met them,
however, and after severe battle turned
them from their course Had these Indians
succee ded in passing Virginia, we would
have been Immediately informed of the
fact by telegraph, and had ample time to
IentreLch ourselves. preparatory to giving
them reception such us Western men
alone can give.
But how are we protected on the East.
The Sioux might be between us and the
large number of soldiers east of us, the
military, in hot pursuit, might run the
Indians in On US ere we had time to pro-
tect ourselves IN the least, the military
having no means 10 inform US of our dan
ger. True. there may not now be any
danger, but We should be prepared for the
worst, I'm time of peace, prepare forI
war;
To protect our interests we need tele-
graphic communication from Bismarck
the chain of forts along the
Missouri and Yellowstone rivers with Fl. |
Ellis and the settlements of Montana. It'll
IS necessary for the commerce of the rivers,
not only to enable shippers to handle
freight with greater despatch. but for the
better protection of government and pri-
yate interests.
1t is needed by the military for their
protection and successful campaigns
against the Indians, and should be built
~ the General Government. The amount
avcd from special messengers, and cx,
'enses OF troops on expeditions, which
!nder the present systea.. prove fruitlcss,
would build and equip the entire line, and,
t,cr built, the line could be kept in re-
'aIr at trfling expense by Government,
roops, and could be made more than self
Importing by charging reasonable rates !
or private dispatches sent over it. <
We believe that. it this subject is prop U
rly presented, the Government will erect t
he line. The War Department needs it, a
nd will work for tour efficient Dele p
ate in Congress will see its necessity to Y
ur best interests, and use his influence p
'r its passage, and the people of Dakota. Il
ur sister Territory, will be glad to do |
ught to bring US closer together, and b
hereby promote our mutual interests. l.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-08-23
Proposals for Flour,

! OFFICE CHIEF t.S., DEBT. OF DAKOTA
;. ST. PAU, MINI. July &c, 1877.
- EALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate
~ will be received until II O'Clock, NJ
Tuesday, August 90, 1877, for furnishing
the Subsistence Department, u. 8. A..
with Fresh Ground xxx Flour. NJ
ssprouted and damaged wheat 10 be used
in making this flour. Quality must equal
the best produced by the Union Mills of
Gallatin county.
AT Fort Shaw, NJ T., ia, 900 pounds,
AT Fort Ellis. NJ. T., 225 900
At Camp B .ke' MT, $4,000
AT New Post at Mis-
soula, NJ. T........... $1,000 "
The flour 20 be delivered at the Post in
good strong sacks or barrels, on or before
November 10. 1877. Each package must
be marked before delivery with the name
OF contractor and date of manufacture,
ihe flour to be rlgidly inspected by the
A. G. 5. of The Post, and tested by bak
ing before acceptance he brand of the
1our must be stated. Each proposal must
be guaranteed by two Responsible partje,
certified to Dis good and sufficient by q.
IS. District Attorney, Judge or Clerk of al
Court OF Record, or an officer of the army
Bank forms tor proposals. with general
instructions to bldd,rs will be furnishedI
upon application to the A. G. S. at any ofl
the above named posts. Proposals must
DC made upon the blank forms furnis hcd|
for the purpose. Proposals should be
made separately for each p,st. and the
envelopes should be endol sed '.Proposa]sl
for flour At" and addressed to Col.
John Gibbon, 9TH Infantry, u. 8. Army.
Helena, Montana, and will be opened 6y
him Or by such other officer as NAV te
designated for the purpose, at the office
Of the Army Paymas,er at Helena .on the
day and at the hour above named,
Proposals will also be received and
opened by the A. c. s. at the posts above
named for the Flour required at the Post
Payment for the Flour depends upon a
future ppropriation for the purpose, and
bidders must state in their proposals that,
hey bid with this understanding, Bids
1ers are invited to be present at the open.
ng of the bids. The right is reserved toI
= Ject any or all bids received, also toI
hmlnish or increase The quantities speci-|
| d by giving notice of such change. opl
,r before October l, 1877.
CHARLES MCCLURE. +
4O-3t Captain ami C.. 8. .
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-08-23
SALCTATORN.

Unheralded and unannounced l appeal
before the readers of the COURIER thi
week Is editor, and have no apology t.
offer for SO doing. Whether l have til.
ability to succeed or not, only Him who
knoweth all things, and a phrenClogis
can determine beforehand; others viii
have TO take me as they fin me- Judge
of me by my course in life. If that is
right, l may expect approval and sup
port; if wrong, l deserve condemnation
end failure. ! expect criticism, may Of
ten deserve it; and if SO, will he glad 10
be corrected, and make any change for
the better.
Owing no allegiance TO any party, civil
or religious, the COURIER Will continue to
be an Independent newspaper, striving at
oil times TO elevate mankind to a better
plane of manhood, and working against
everything that tends to degrade or lower
him fellow the plane which it is his privi,
eye 10 occupy.
The favori,e saying of little Bozeman
girl, years ago, was: Don't be always
saying what you're going 10 do; do some
thing, and Mat wiH speak for you" /
have found her advice very USEFUL, in
other occupations i'll life, and have no
doubt but can make good use of it IN
this.
l expect TO win the support aud respect
OF the readers of the COURIER; but, i'll
any reader does not like the principles
advocated under the new management, /,
hope he will be man enough to come for.
ward and say SO. AS long as no two men
think alike, do not expect to please
everybody, and shall NOT attempt is.
MATT. W. ANDERSON.
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D claim TO be the heroes of the greatest In
dian battle-with one exception-sinc
1865. Independent.
The Pierce brothers, reported killed Of
Horse Prairie, escaped unhurt.
The bodies of W. l.. Montague. james
, Smith and Thomas Flynn were found q
the rancho Of Montague, brutally murder
led. The first and last named were founC
in the house and Smith a little ways from
1t. James Farnsworth was also killet
the same day, - Ii inst. The evidence q
MOntague's Shows that there must have
been . terrible struggle for life by those
killed, and that some Indians went to the
hunting grounds ahead as the remains OF
guns broker show that 1t was halpd- to-
hand encounter. No seal s were taken
nor bodies mutilated, and moi fire start.
ed. Montague had six bullets in him
Smith about the same, and Flynn is rid.
died. Farnsworth was shot apparently
seeking for shelter, and the Indians, as II
in derisiOn, covered him With guilt, and
he was so found.
All the bodies were taken to Bannack
and buried. TIE body of w. L. Mon
tague was taken in charge by the MasoDs.
MIR. Montague was formerly resident Of
East Gallatin. locating there in 1864 and
engaging in farming and stock raising
He was respected and este' med by all
who knew him, ana was considered one
of our most substantial citizens.
Alex, Cooper was killed by the Ind ans
within 500 yards of Il. II. Hamilton'sI
rancho. The Indians called to Cooper toll
come to them, that they were friendly.
He gave his gun to one of the party,
threw down his cartridges and went tOl
them. They tried to get Andrew Myers
and Mr.. Howard to come to them, but
Ealing in this, they shot Cooper. Meyers,
Howard and John Wagner made for the
willows and remained there until the In
1Ians left. when :hey came oat and buriedl
Cooper. Montague, Farms Crth, Smith.
Flynn and Cooper are all tina, were killed
IN Horse Prairie SO far as known
From the Madisonian we learn tia,
zen. Howard, having signifi' to the
Deer Lodge volunteers that they could,
lot go further on the path of the hoslilcs
Unless they would do so as rear guard to
lis command, the companies returned to
heir homes. The Deer Lodge volunteers,
. We'll as the people generally, Genouncc
conduct towards them.
August lS.-A displtch from Pleasant,
ALLEY says: Howard and the Virginia.
ity company c,mped at Junction last
light. Howard says that he will go down
s far as Pleasant Valley to-day, aud there
i've his horses breathing spell. The t
Indians do not seem to be in any hurry.
Till remaining on the stage road, nea,
heir crossing some twenty miles below I
Ie@s SAINT Valley Station.
A message received August 18th BY ].
|. Taylor. Postmaster, from Virginia
ity says:
xvii! have no eastern mail for three or
our days. Howard and command. with
'lrty volunteers, are at Pleasant Valley.
xpect TO strike the Indians on Sunday
OrDing."
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-08-23
Would to heaven
But this is not all. w

But this is not all. Would to hcayc
that it were. For. woe unto him, b.
might then find at last some faint ray o
hope and comfort in foreign land. Blu
this, eternal vengeance. can not be. A
climax to all these bitter woes, the Iler.
aid has pronounced and placed upon the
once noble forehead" The awful ant
eternal "brald of Oain.''
Now. seriously nelghbor, the peopl.
don't forget You have been Sighting this
monster Of Governor for seven years
that your last desperate act to hurt him
was an atremft to destroy Secretary Mills,
the bes: appointment the Territory eve1
had. You have struck at him, at isis
friends, and all around him, and you
haven't harmed hair of his head. The
worst OF it is We have never heard that lie
ever seriously struck back. Your figh,
with him has been all on one side, and
about as dangerous rs the attacks of an
Ordinary house fly while taking his after
dinner nap; and you have succeeded in
covering him with just about as much
dirt.
Considering these wars of yours then .
wherever you begin to detail these horri-
bic stosies of his atrocity and crime, the
people will conclude you have cot little
Constantinople lurking somewhere in your
The suspicious source from rhic;fI
these reports come wHi matviaWv areahenl
them; and the people will wisely conclude.
in your own language this day, that sit is
no more than fair to suspend Judgement
ill the whole story is heard, not only as
told by both sides, but as detailed by I'M
interested observers.
Hereafter, when you want to hurt the
Governor, don't say anything. Just stop
Ill this kind of talk. Wait TIL some "un
Interested Observer first details the story
md then give it the most prominent place
n your paper without comment. You
will thus augment your influence; and
We shall yield you hearty sympathy and
Import, as will also the people, whenever
he Governor is knowu to have done
wrong, ~.
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CONDENSED WAR NEWS

The wounded are receiving medical at
tendance IN Deer Lodge. But one officer,
three soldiers. and one citizen are con
sidered to be severely wounded.
One OF General Gibbons officers count.
ed eighty-one Indian bodies on the field
the Indians having concealed many under
the banks of the cret k and covered others
with Willows. This shows that the fight
must have been desperate one, and that
General Gibbons commsnd can proudly