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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-12

FRENCH AGENTS PURcHAs1NG PoRK-Is
FRANCE PREPARING FOR WAR 2--C Chicago,
July lO.-The Inter Ocean wnf publish to-
morrow tas a, a,portentors fact that during
the, past fortnig secret agents from the
French Government have, arrived sinsthis
city, whose presence here is known to. but
few, in France and to, fewer here They
have secretly contracted with q few large
firms OF Chicago ackers Tor immense qtan-
titles OF army supplies. The contracts spe-
city not only the quantity and quality OF the
supplies, but the manner OF their preserVa-
ton. and the amount OF rations in zach pack.
age. Acondensed soup, capable Of preserYa=
tion for a long pefi6 land of speedy rrepara.s
tion, has been colllfra cted Tor. Similar ageh1
have been In d few other large cities i'm this
country'and I'M Canada. Enough food han
been ordered to sustain 4aiarge army during
q hong campaign. inter Ocean CON %
siiers these operations. BigniE Ecantsin view
OF the condition OF affairs ia Western
Europe. 4 e \
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CHAMBER OF CoHMERCE. E.-A meeting OF
the Board OF Directors will be held this
evening at halt. past 8 O'Clock. "
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/ LEsLIRs ILLUSTRATED, NEWSPAPER for this
week received from j. f. Ellyson, book
seller, 1112 Main street...i, 81 ,3s-s,i - IS.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at th,
DIsfArcH PRINTlNG-HousE.iijG i Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed. U:rii:r ~
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i iCLARETr-fnest brands; Duff. Gordon sherrJr-
our own importation; Willis Wbiskey, Leghan
Whiskey, Select WhiSkey, "a FL Consolador =
and aPftana "-two excellent brands Of cigars Of
our own manufacture. Liberal discount 70 the
trade ~ - - 'iWALTER D. BLAIR g. Co... !,
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SHIPPERS, TIES, >HUsKINs, SERGE GOODS, SAN
dals, Prince Aberts, Oxrerds, NewportS, MagnoIias
Buckle Newptofts, &C., cheapat :" - ~ 81
/ -; RtnBosoHRN's, 500 and GIL Broad street.
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WorkeS Resumed. Lit is expected that
work VIII be resumed all along the water
fines this morning. - Il Il, .sntfyy., ~ 4
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IFor The Dispatch, through r. A. Brock, Esq.]
CAPTAIN JOHN SMITH, .yn5s > !!
President OF Virginia. Coancil A. ID.
go - I6OS.'O. 20. s.t4.,,.,

BY REV. EDWARD DUFFIELD EEILI, Alb;
President of Manchester College, Minneap-
oils, Minn. III Il III iso:g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-12

NJ. EILYscN s. CO., advertising agents, insert ad
verise1heats IN all of the neMBpapers or the Unite
States at publishers rates. Orders LEFT at the Dis
patch counting-fo6ms viii receive iprsmpt atten-
ton, nj Y,t}t 81 ,Et/itfD Ittfli.1-E { q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-12

ssrTHE CIRCULATION OF THE.tisPATcH
ls LARGER THAN YHE ts1sffsTS CIRCUS
,LAs.fioH or ALL THE OTHER IsAILYsEEws-
pArEKs or TnE tirY :. Y" :iss.s' i,,s s. - 35 =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-12

= We have IN the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE
and execute work In a manner that cannot be sur
passed. 1a;.gls g}a1 ftf5 s,e.'t 3!.i - y Us.
; WeaIso. do all kinds Of BENDING and RULING.
Orders from the country promptly flled aud de
liyered BY express or mail. tt,s ~ 2 iis.
2 We: win cheerfully furnish estimates and send
samples Ynep fna a teaufftHit fit taW >:nh s1ca,sw,&w
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ZErEnLE is to take charge Of the Park
Hotel. -lfi:a ..iI ri .:Hts'HG! TT32 ..t1d
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,scHEycK,s eEA-WEED: Tos1c.4.In the atRos-.
phere experienced here during the summer months,
GU produced BY the 6eat takes away is
desifs foe. ah6Iesome Food, and frequent pcispital
tioasssaeae tcdy enesgE, asticulariy these
Ing from ihe effects Of Diseases IN 9r,
DEF ID keep natdra healhful act of thesys.ep
we must resort to artificial means. For thispmpdse
scHENcK's sEx-WEEp ,T0Nfg.1ysa saffy eaestual A
Cav doses Efai efeateaf kifs fs0hstass
to tho sHefTRsed hotss For rdyspapatg tia mHnaua-
BILE. Many eminent physicians .nzye doubted whe-
ther dysgeH5a can be Regraanentty senredr by ahe
drugs which. are generally employed Tor that ppss
Pose The sEA-WEEp; TOXIC 10 lts nature ts totally
such drugs II eontaiis no .corrTroslgs
minerals or ssids In faet, assists the regular ops
OF nature atd sarpiSes her deficiencies. The
ltanie M its nature 10 naeh resembles the gastric
juice that 70 is almost faentcA1 with that fi The
gastric Jafceis thenaturar solvent witch, In hsak
ttiycondiuon of the eatses the food to be az
geSted and when this juice fsnot exersted IN sdi
cient quantities indigestion, Nth all its distressing
symptoms, follow. The SEXsWEEp Tonic performs
duty OF abe gastric uice when the latter is def-
Ictept sscnENcK's sEArWEE TONIC sold BY all
ei ls9a .5as tL-:.I.!.2 nGs .foHi.t
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vol. IL,IlEI'|;.! |,
4ifIlnlDnd lspatll|l|.., ].

q 9Is.s a f5 ai ,ss is. - 3 49,. =
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! BEATTY RECLAIMED, EArTY RErAINED, by the
use OF That most harmless aud delicate preparation,
aoujRkUp's oBYNrfaayCR All Warranted to con-
.aiauoiead, enc, bIsnafH, ,os ciialk Large bottles
reduced to aOne Doliar.R For sale ibyt PURCELL,
lam &LGn.. k--1 HiiEtyNIEt .lIsta y NtosIttf Z
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THE. MOZART TINS EVENT As has al
ready been promised, a superb bregramtla;s' la;'
Will be : presented this evening by .s the
Mozart ~ Association. The orchestra will
;piay the 5SoSertures William; Tel, p sadl
asM Morning, Mon, and Wight. and the
,waItzes sson the Beautiful RbineW Butt II
is With pride that the: Music Committee can
announce the, vocal attractions for this
evening, which probably have. never been
SURPASSED since the association was organ.
ized.' a cborus of sixteen, voices, including
our most celebrated lady and gentleman
amateurs, viii sing the dlfartette and chorus.
from: sssomnamb mb1la,n and the celebrated
quihtette and chords from g Martha" Mrs.
Keinhardt viii Sing 4 sole from Troy yatore !;
Mrs! DR.. Burwel the !" Echo; Song for
flute and voice; and Miss Alice Swain
.svarfations de Concerto" from the |" Car Car
nfYhl de Venice" ""Hs -, =, ,..,.,.lr,,,,..,,,.
Tbis evening also the Baton 81 ebony,
mounted with gold and suitably inscribed.
wiz be presented to Profession Jacob Rein Rel
hardt, musical director: :tou,.,.,,,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-12

E.iW. POWELL. 1Ok A. NJ, pawnbroker's sale Of a
large stock of forfeited pledges at A. Harrts's
loan Office, 1922 Main street. ;..,..,.,-.f
RICHARDSON e. Co.. 8 P. NJ, building lot on
! Franklin street opposite Monroe Park. 81 ~
JAMES MAODOUGALL, OK A. NJ, large stock of
dry goods, clothing, boots, shoes, hats. &c.
JOHN ". WRIGHT. Sheriff, land. T. &. WHITING,
-IIigh-Constabie A. NJ, at 8. h. Campbelps,
No. 20 north Ninth street, chromos, pictures,
mIrror- and picture frames. nh 'irG. u y
ROBERT B. LY.NE,8 2. M., trustees sale Of build
:cfTwenty-irst street. 20 'Ss' = n
J. THOMSON BROWN, @ p. NJ, commissioners
sale of two Main-street stores, No. 1924. ana
No. 1882. ,s,-..-sI .,.,a -. ],
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IsTI7EFTI g. I.t sIJEAS~LL ~
PRINTING.HOUSES,

--~~|@E--NS~~~~
D1sPATcHPRINT1NSlGa77lHI z INT NSla7lHIlo USE sr: ,'
GOOD. WORK; Low PRIcEs::l.. -
~ - >. ,l,,.,'t. iSs--tL III fft- bstFS = (. i2'
Having one of the LARG EST',AND BEST,
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES INrHE SOUTH, eonr'
biaed with skflful mechanical talent, we are pre-
pared toexecute promptly, in the very best style
and At Low PRICES, every description Of III, !
-.:,; BOOK AND JOB PERMITTING j, .,yaor
40 ~. 5,& sJcH,As1inIGn IS" -
INESs-CARDS. r:Ft! - t>if,
"a. vIsTING-CARDs.' ~ &'i". '.ti
. roe PRoFEssIoNAL!CARDs, Z Z.
E"~. .:',.>' swEDDING-cARDs,' :; !, 80 =
n1LL-HEaps,y e'H>aH ii4a ~ =
1Tci 1LETTER-HEADs, p's'.. 4: :A'l7..'So
..ii - 80, NoTE.HEADs,a - -! ~
: .!F,Fcr + ,.:.t2a'' ACCOUNTS SALE, Z" =
: ,oi 9H1l;, Z ,.i"iNj" .:':% STATEMENTS,
CHECKS. s35 :,orrs3r , 3$ .sl 2a .,s 8,
:, .ia or .JpaHa tta"W : r,is DRAFTS
( clRspLAkSSia SiaNrFEsTs, :"t.ln. = s.i!;i-,'t .
DnUG-IABELs,. ss;.L'"..., .: .. iA1s in''a :, -
q .-L-. :..:.diTt .fa - ENVELOPES, -
rAarf'L ARGUMENTS, 1880 -. $. ,.,.s 49, :
lp,f 1870 Tss.E ~ ,>2@a:''8 ,Iit'I &c., SO
,f., srFr,G osii '-7----$ Is ~: .!.tg IIt.tl gn
RAILROAD AND STEAMB0ATFWORk Az
: t,4.i.Rg.t0,9 0,9rSPECIALTY.sar;e g2.t - ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-12

BIRTH, PARENTAGE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
rENCIEs IN HIS SEVERAL. AI.,NARRATIvEs--Pov-
ERTY AND ISsIGNIFICANCE IN HIS LATER
YEARS, coSTEMPTUousLYs ESTIMATED BY
HIS coNTExpoRARIEsBU BURIAL AND gPI.
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UNDERTAKERS.

8 LITE, CEMENT. AND PLASTER. !.
LEME.--1, 200 barrels daily
IN expected per sci ooner Maggie Bel, ,,r.:, u,
: te29 a. .: LEE.
'VROUNDs pLAsTER.M25o tons FINE,
yTlGRoUND. PLASTER daily expected per
schooner Ella frances. -E'9r >!Sp.tt
lie 80 - i,l.g.f rts-.gi j. ., LA. 8. LEE.ai,
r IMEL7IfME!t LIME. Five hundred
t - INDIAN ROCK LIME -. :.
received this day FRESH from our new iron-clad
silas. For ssle Iow:,st2 ~. 4. - ~, =. - ,,no r
Dock street. jDILLON' ELIETT& & CO.,
Manufacturers.
MARCH IL, 1877. NH 10 ],
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,THllRlESMINGl-.MAGMINEs.,1ke MINGl B. Z. AlGM ne.

il =.
We are manufacturing our THRESHERS and
GLEANERSof or two sizes, being for. FOUR and sixr.
horse power. and noa1t themoa two on four
as may be desired. =. Z, 90 t%
Z These machines arc the sasiesfs
managed THRESHER and SCI PAkATQRS ffGe 8
FAST, s1d clean and separate The Ernini thoroagfI
They clean wheat oats as IL comes Dom re mA
- j. w. CARDWELL, ri CO.s,ssI3is 81
fsS5 l6l i 20 1871 Cary street,
y je 30-d&wlm Richmond, va.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, TWO FRAMEDm
L HOUSES, Nos. ITO and 7l2 Buchanan Nj
street near Venable-fve rooms each. In good Or
lcr-at reduced rent 10 secure good tenants. Apply
TO GEORGE w. WARREN,
Real Estate Agent,
iylo-eod3t No. lilo Main street. f.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-12

iTaAWNS.--Fipeiltho lthousandf, yards ,JAC0-
sLNET LAWNS at 1axc.-regular shilling goods-t
at. 3'1i3f 80 ~ JULIUS MEYERS,
te 29-e9dl B f.s..,i 6o3 Brnad street Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-12

EOR RENT.-THREE HANDSOME O.
IL NEW BRICK DWELLINGS, with all Mi
modern improvements, continuing each about If
teen rooms. will be rented cheap, corner Marshall
and Tenth streets. FRANK d. HILL,
jy lO-eod3t l10S Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-12

TINEN DRILLS.A Fiity pieces PLAIN
Ia STRIPED, and EHECE ED LINEN. DRHxSi
from &c up--the cheapest line in the ctty--at
.te 2fs.eOd tI.tf 10 III JULIUS MEfEHSstAA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-12

DERCALES.-1For pieces yafd.wide,
e sPERCALEs-newaad beautiful styies--at s,4e.T
wSs!a se aa,eM lsafi, ~ = suUIEs AEyERs. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-12

EOR RENT.-That large and COM d.
II Portable FAMILY RESIDENCE. corner of fMS
Marshall and Adams Streets having been put In nice
order, Is now ready for tenant. Kent very low.
Apply to Mrs. DIR. WORKMAN 201 Marshall street,
to JOHN T.. WILLIAMS,
~ Tot 49, TX :. Bank OF Commerce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-12

EOR RENT, and possession given 1st a.
Il OF August, five Of those SPLENDTDEJ
TENEMENTS In Joness row, on Grace street Le-
tween jefferson aud Madison streets, which have re-
Gently had additional story added, making them
in comfort and convenience equal 10 any houses In
room Kitchens, water. and other modern improve
lnens. The houses will be in thorough repair, being
grained throughout on all woodwork, papered, &C.
To good and permanent tenants inducements will
be offered. ROBERT Is. LYME,
~ 7.5t Real Estate AuciiOneer and Agent.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-01
PRIMARY DEPARTING NT.
Farmers. Mechanics

and all people who appreciate the value
of keeping a memorandum of business
transactions, daily events. and items of
interest or importance for future reference
should call on their druggist and get DIR.
Pierce's Memorandum book. free. The
Doctors Grand 1nvalids' Hotel at Buffalo,
which costs, when finished, two hundred
thousand dollars, will be opened early in
June next, for the reception of patients
afflicted with chronic diseases and de-
formities. 1t will afford the most per-
feet facilities for the cure of such afftc,
tons, and its Faculty of physicians and
surgeons will embrace graduates from
both American and European Medical
Schools who have become distinguished
for their skill. The Peoples Common
sense Medical Adviser, by DR.. r. V.
Pierce. work Of over nine hundred
large pages. illustrated BY two hundred
and eiehty-two engravines, and elegantly
bound in cloth and gilt, lie sent to any
address by the author on receipt of one
dollar and fifty cents. Almost one hun
dred thousand copies have already been
sold.
8. A. Craig. Esq, druggist, of West
Alexandra, Pa. says: Il sell more OF DR..
Pierce's preparations than all others CON-
bined. They give satisfaction in every
case and can cheerfully recommend
them to the public"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-01
Timber Culture.

Since publication by Us of the Tlmte'
Culture Act, Mrs. Indiana Leonard has
filed upon land under its provisions. Dur
Ing the past month the local Land Office
has received an important official commu
nica,ion regarding the pubic timber lands
an: ia common with General Brisbin has
transmitted as important letters, the frs
TO the General Land Office, and the latter
to the Committee on Public Lands. 81
strong pressure is being brought upon the
lGoyernmept to prevent destruction OF
timber. that it would seem wise in farm
ers to take advantage OF the Act, and pre-
pare for the day when wood and fencine
may not be, as now, free to all who own
ian axe.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-01
Meagher.

The Benton Record records the fact
that Mr.. Thomas, the station keeper al
Dearborn crossing, has opened a coal
vein containing quality of coal which
We think superior 10 the Whoop u
,rticle. If the military authorities at Fl.
Shaw would use coal instead of wood
the NINE could he worked with profit.
George Houk. from Cypress Mountains
reports that about the 26th ultimo lively
fight took place between war-party OF
Snake Indians and a small camp of Per
i'Oreilles. The Snakes killed three Pen
l'Orellles and several horses the figh,
took place on the Teton river, about IA
miles from Benton.
There is great abundance of game at
present about the head of Sixteen Mile
reek and Shields river. Mcssrs. W. A.
Sweet and U. w. SWEET assure US that elk
roam this region in droves of hundreds.
Fortunately the law protects them at this
season.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-01
A Card to the Public.

For many years we have made two
medicines suited to the ailments of vast
class of sufferers. Thousands of cures
have befn made by Them, and, in fact.
the word failure could not be coupled
with them. But within the last two years
counterf its of our medicines have sprung
up, dangerous in their .lose imitation OF
our Trade Mark TO secure the peopI'
We ave placed uTon each genuine box of
Hol'oway's Ointm' mt the fac smile of the
signature of our agent. Mr.. Jos. Haydock.
1 o counterfeit is felony. We shall re-
entlcssly pursue any one who initiates
'his with the utmost vigor of tie law
We most earnestly beg th.t the great
mass Of the American people will aid US
in our efforts to protect their health, and
help us in our t,sk of bringing thes"
unprincipled men to the bar of justice.
Unlformly refuse to purchase Medicines
supporting to he ours unless Mr.. Joseph
Haydock g signature is attache TO each
box of Pills or pot of Ointment, and thu"
end will soon be reached.
The public's obe''ient servants,
ilmy HOLLOWAY & co.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-01

Announce that IN making preparation fol
"a large stock of goods in the Spring, nov
offer their splendid stock of Ladies' Ores:
Goods, Trimmings and Furnishing Goods
al Cost. Also Clothing, Hats and Caps
Gents Furnishing Goods, Scarfs &C., &c
The public will do we'll to examine this
stock Would also state that in putting
in our supply for the coming season, we
need all money due US, and must call on
all delinquens to come forward and set
tic. We are now receiving by express
the latest styles of Hats, Ladies' lies
Handkercbiefs, sc. which we offer al
very low prices. 6-l3tf.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-01
The Governor

is hl med by some, but uniuslly We think.
because of his approval Of the North and
South r. r. Bill. As it is to be submit
tel to the people, he could not do other
wise without assuming authority h.
docs rot possess. Whether personally
approving the Bill, or not, he had no
right TO refuse its Submission at the polls.
and doubtless viewed the matter in that
| light
Regarding his veto of the Library Bill.
we endorse the comments of the New
Nor'h West:
"Govarnor Potts reasons for vetoin g
the dill were deemed by the Council suffi.
GENTLY we'll. taken to sustain it. We do
rot see, nor can the people ia general see,
why the control of the Library should b.
transferred from the Auditor to the
Clerk of the Supreme Court at All addi-
tional expense of $500 to $1,000, when
Auditor Curlbert is as well qualified and
well disposed to take care OF the Library
as Clerk Alden. Until that point is shown
the Territory will sustain the action OF
the Governor aside from the legal obJec-
lions offered.
The Canton (O.) Repository thus
alludes to the late Message: Our friend
makes wise, careful Governor, and Mon
tana is fortunate in having sosensible and
intelligent gentleman to shape Its laws
and policy in its early history.
The Idaho Avalanche says: On the
subject of financial reform the message
contains may valuable recommendations
Governor Potts has. during his term OF
Office, by judicious management increased
the value of Territorial warrants from &c
to 95 cents and seems otherwise to have
proved hims: If a very efficient Executive.
His m. ssage is one of The most concise,
able and suggestive gubcrnatorial docu-
mems that has fallen unGer our notice tOr
4 long time.
All of which we fully endorse.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-01
The TERRITORY.
Lewis md Clarke.

~1tis reported that GREENWOOD, Bchm &
Co., of Virginia City, contemplate open
ing a wholesale clothing establishment il
Helena; says the Independent.
The Chief of the Engineers has put ir
an estimate for another appropriation fol
The Missouri river 10 Benton.
The Delegates from Dakota, Wyoming
and Montana have entered their earnest
protest against the consummation Of thu
projected scheme TO carve out of theil
Territories Il sufficient amount of country
o make the new Territory Of the Black
Hills. -Independent.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-01
Opinions of the Press

The last issue Of the AvANT COURIER
dated s2I inst, comes to us with every
department complete and presents hand
some Typographical appearance. Major
Aldrrson, with Mr.. j. V. Bogert q:
associate, has made the AvANT CoURIET
"a spicy, ntwsy and readable newspaper
and should it keep pace with the issue
before us, Bozcman and Eastern Monfans
are to be congratulated in having such ar
able exponent of their interests.-inde
pendent.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-01
Mining Items.

The Butte Miner cert;fies to the follow.
ing:
Seventy-two pounds OF ama lgam, from
the Yankee Doodle arastra, retorted at tn
Centennial mill thirteen pounds OF bull.
ion $50 fine.
Young & Rordebush retored 240 pounds
of amalyam which yielded 4S pounds OF
crude bullion.
The Star of the Yves. and Dexter mine!
in the Pipestone district, show experiment.
of ore which give silver In proportions Of
$40 ounces to the ton.
Fourteen bars of silver. valued at $15,
900, were shipped from the Dexter mill,
the product of seven days. run on LIZ
Plata ore. A little less than $2,2OO fol
each days's run is pretty good work fol
one l0-stamp mill, and we venture the
assertion that the like has never before beer
accomplished in this Territory. Not ove1
63 tons were reduced, giving $23S for eacl
two thousand pounds of ore.
The Independent says: The success.
which has attended the development made
on the Park mine by the Pedro Company
has induced Mr.. Geo. S. Kennedy to Re.
main here longer than he had intend. d.
The Madisonian: Henry Filing made
q business trip to Pony last week. He re
ports favorably of the young metropolis
and surrounding mines.
Alder Gulch is not entirely denuded OF
its ''winter diggi gs' yet, Judging from
the piles of pay dirt which can he seen 81
intervals up and down the eulch.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-01
. 8 . . . 8 3 . . .

To the Working Class.-We
are now prepared to furnish all classes
with constant employ ment at home, the
whole of the time, or for their spare no
ments. Business new, light and profita-
|b!e. Persons of either sex cas- ly earn
from 30 cents to S. per evening, and a
proportional sum by devoting their whole
time to the business. Boys and girls earn
nearly as much as men. That I'll who
see this notice may send their address
and teat tie business we make this unpar
alleled offer: To such as are not we'll sat
listed we will send one dollar to pay for
the trouble of writing. Full particulars.
samples worth several collars to commence
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BOzenan Market Kep0r
GROCERIES,.

GROCERIES,.
Sugar, 1921 Coffee. 40 cents
Bacon, 23@s5; Ham, 25a2s ,Shoulders,2 !;
States Salt, O.;
Peaches. 2O@221; Dried Currants, 20;
Dried Grapes, 90 Dried Pears, 22(924;;
Beans. 8alO; Fresh Corn Meal, 8; o.,
Meal, Is; Hominy, II. ~
Bri ght Navy tobacco, 6S@S0c; black. So
@65. Teas-Japan 65@75. Young Hyson
SO@l p. Imperial 95@l 30. Gunpowder
.$l@1 40. Salt &c, Broomc $5@5 so.
Pickles. 5 gallon key, S4@l 80; Rope,
l7@lSc,; Syrup, gallon kegs, $7(97 So.
Candles, 10 80 per box; Soap, So oO(99
per box OF 60 TBS.
Flour, XXX, per sack, Sc; Oats,
81 10000 per cwt.
Potatoes. 1c per ID, Butter, 35c per
3D.; Eggs, 40c per doz., Cheese, zoe pc:
lib.
Dried Apples. Salt Lake, 1871; Califor.
mia, 20. New York. 224.
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The Act changing the names of certain
streams in Deer Lodge county changes
the name of Willow Creek, beyond
Philipsbarg, TO Morse's Fork. and Boul-
der Creek, this eide of Philipsburg. IA
Cedar Creek-both good changes as there
are so many Roulders and Willow Creeks
il makes confusion. These, with chang
ing Little Big Horn river to Custer river.
Ssinkingwater river to Ruby river. and
Big Horn county TO Custer county, cover,
we believe, the changes of nomenclature
Ut this sessi0n.-New North West.
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Garden Seeds.

Save time and money by buying you
Garden Seeds here. will sell you
Lapdreth'S Guaranteed Garden Seed'
at Eastern catalogue retail prices. YOU
run no risk of transmission through thu
mails. refer with confidence to many
in this county to whom l haye SOLD an
dreth's seeds. Give me- q trial and u. .ne
your catalogue with you and l will sci
by it.
[13-2m1 B. W. LANGHORNE.