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ca Bass & s., Ale Odell g Hall.
Yellowstone VS.. Missouri.

The Benton Record says:
1.-The North West sta'es: We under
stand Mr.. j. V. Bogert. of Bozcman
will probably be the New York Herald
reporter with Miles command in the
coming campaign Then, according to
the rport published on our local page
regarding Sitting Bull at B aver Creek J,
Mr.. j. V. B. will do his Faber showing
on this side of the Big Muddy.' and
will probably have the pleasure of meet
ing the steam Yellowstone when she
comes TO 3 nton."
10 which We respond, that notwi,h
standing our amiableness, the upsetline
of all our theories by the spectacle of tina,
steamer at Benton this season must cause
as
40 tear our hair,
And tumble in the mud.
Till all the ground
For miles around
Is kivrrcd with our blood"
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NOTICE..

BozEMAN, Montana, Feb. IA, 1877.
The undersigned hereby gives notice
that ali notes, &C, cunts and demands
made payable or du- 10 the recent firm OF
]. B. s. j. V. Bogert, of Bozeunan. are in
my hands for adjustment and collection
and such Indebtedness must be paid to
myself or agent at the FIRST National Bank
of Rrzemau forthwith or suit will be in
stitnt,J. GEO. w. fox.
fll tf1
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ASSOCIATED BLINK:
PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK
j-ly. OF HELENA.
nOPY YOUR LETTER q
u Excelsior Copying Book. y
MADE OF CHEMICAL PAPER.

" TXCcISlOT Copying BOOK.
MADE OF CHEMICAL PAPER.
Quickly copies any writing WITHOUT
water, PRESS, or BRUSH. used at home,
library or office. For ladies wishing to
retain copies of letters, every business
man, clergymen, correspondent. travellers,
it is invaluable sells at sight SEMI $500
and we will send 800 page Book. letter
size, BY MAIL paid to any address. We
refer to any Commercial Agency. Send
stamp for Agents Circular. EXCELSIOR
MNFG. co. ITO Dearborn ST., Chicago,
lis. 5000 AGENTS wanted.
81 If.
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Let us be Clean, in order that we may be
healthy. To be thoroughly SO. aud to
counteract eruplve tendencies aud render
the skin white and smooth. let ~ use
Glcnn's Sulphur Soap. No eruption can
withstand is.
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Farm For Sale.

A farm of 220 acres adjoining Bczcmap
Improvements, one log house, corrals
fencing, % acres broken. Win sell cheap.
Apply to WV. Anderson at the COURIER
Office.
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The annual M cling was held on Tues
day at Hamilton. We have arranged for
report of proceedings, which we shall
publish next week.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-04-05

Ho!!oway's Pills and Ointment.
Scrofula was considered INcURABLE
until the grea. discovery of Holloway
Pills and Ointment" flashed upon the
world. Diseases which battle the skill
IF the medical schools readily yield t.
these peerless remedies. Scurvy, f. ysip
las, Salt-rheum, Itch. an all cu'anenus
rup'ions are durable by them. % cents
er box or lot.
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Letter List,
Letters remaining uncalle for in the
Post Office ut BoZrman. Gallatin county
Montana Territory, March, %, 1877.
Thomas Burk j B Breeder 3
G E Clarke j A Duranth
G A DAVIS j B Ferris
J y Frederick joel S Flanagan
A ] Goodman3 Wcstland G:agg
Ovid McPhe,so Clarence G Stickles
Felix Sandrin Christian Spiegel
5 Taylor Samuel Triplett
Isaac. Woodllff Geo s Watt,
Held for Postage:
Henry Diffenbaugh, Osceola, Ohio.
] II. TAYLOR, p. N.
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oiMADE by Agents in cities and
Jeountry towns. Only necessary to
show samples to make sales and
Slnoney, for any one out of employ
>knent and disposed 10 work. Used
j iaily by all business men. Send
.tstamp for circular, with prices to
5. Address ESPECIAL AGENCY"
Kendall Building Chicago.
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I. 0 o. F.

Western star Lodge, No. 4.
N G.-Ben F. Biscl Tr.-J. F. Spie,h.
V. G.-J. Basirski. WI B. Calfee
II. S.-A. D McPIcr- C.-John Stevens.
son: I. G.-L. Clark.
p. Sc. NJ. Tracey.
Meets at Odd Fellows Hall cvcrv Mon.
day evening at Z! O'Clock. l8 If
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Second Hand WuSOns
and Harness
FOR SALE!

A quantity of second hand Wagons and
Harness for sale-ch up for cash-and two
or three spans of good serviceable Mules,
that we will sell cheap for cash, or ex-
change for grain.
lGif RICH s. WILSON,
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CEND csc. to G. P. ROWELL g. COS
- New York. for Pan 'hlet , 100 page
con, aining lists of 5000 newspapers. and
estimates showing the CO I Of advertising
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Fnrt Ellis.

AS much anxiety prevails regarding the
future of Fort Ellis, We have taken steps
10 inform ourselves. AMI hope soon to re-
ceive positi' data for publication in the
COURIER.
Gen. Blaine thinks the post must re-
main a Cavalry h. ad-quartrrs for some
years to come, and a personal Sr. Pau
letter concludes thus:
1.-THE 2pd Cavalry may not return t.
you, but have some reason to think
Ellis will remain a Cavalry post for at
least two years. OF course, no.one yet
knows positively, but you won't, l think b,
lose your 'critter companies this year. "
Major Benham is now in command
Lieut. Worden Post Adjutant and Com
mi>sary.
Capt Marshall remains at Ellis, his
order to the field having been counter
manded Ivy Dept. headquarters.
1t is rumored that Col, Gilbert, now at
{ amp Baker. is ordered TO the command
of Ellis, and will be accomp MED
by two additional companies Of In
fantry. Col. Gilbert is one of the most
officers of the service. and
We hope his transfer to this post may be
DermauenC.
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Custer County.

We are advised That immediate steps
will he tak'n to orsa"ize this county,
move in the right direction.
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Tongue River and Big Horn Post

Tongue River ana Big dOrn FOSts
In reply to several enquiries. we state
that when Gen. Sheridan requested the
$500 600 appropriation for the two new
posts, he agreed to abandon SIX Of the old
oncs-whith ones Is not, SO far ss We
know. yet decided upon. From distance
table published last year "a copy of which
IS on file at Fort Elii>). 1t appfa"s that
the Tongue river post will be 100 miles
from that on the Big Horn, taking it for
granted the latter will be located at mouth
Of the Little Big Horn. The Tongue
river post is about 236 miles, and the Big
Horn post Gf located as stately will be 1863
miles from the mouth Of the Yellowstone.
The latter will, IS We lately stated, be
built of logs-the former of material
purchased last season, the present stock
AIDES 10 be destroyed, or used as adjancts
10 the new Blu ldings. Both will ts IL
company posts-and the quantity of sup
plies required will be the same at both.
Expeditions are fitting out for the Big
Horn country in Utah. Nebraska. etc.-
the head waters being the point aimed for.
That large influx of population will re-
suit this season we cannot doubt, but that
the business will be over done, TO the in
jury perhaps of those who 60 from here,
10 not improbable. Look, before you
leap.
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Helena Fair.

Jackson. the renowned Chiropodist
will soon be here
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Notice.

All persons indebted TO me are request
ed to call and settle as soon as possible
Il need the money in my business"
18-tf L. BRU N VII.
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Courier Clubs.

Anv person sending rs five cash sub
scriptions will receive the COURIER ono
wear gratis.
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Popular illustrated book (26opages)on
MANHOOD! WoMANHooD! MARRIAGE!
Impediments to Marriage; the cause
and cure. Sent securely sealed, post
paid for 50 cents, by DR.. c. WHITTIER,
617 St. Charles Street, st. Louis, Mo-,
the great specialist Read his works.
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BB Work Horses, Mares, and Mules.
At low figure. S, for sale by
1877 Il. RRCNETT.
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Transact A General Banking Business

EXCHANGE DRAWN ON
HELENA. VIRGINIA CITY,
DEER LODGE, CORINNE,
SALT LAKE, SAN FRANCISCO.
NEW YORK, SAINT LOUIS,
CHICAGO, OMAHA.
MONTREAL,
Ard all the principal Cities Of
Europe.
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Local Matters.
Removal.

Tive COURIER now occupies its new
Office. The press room is upon the first
floor, and the editori i sanctum on the
second. We invite 10th friends and enc
mics Of We have any to visit us-inspec:
us and bring US the news
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The Mai 8.

CT Job Lots IF Clothing. Hats. Caps
&C., at Cost. T. BRUNETT.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-04-05

CO A good quality of Seasoned Lum
Der of all kinds. in quantities to suit pur
chnstrs. T. BRUNElT.
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CAVALRY.

ST. PAUL. March %, II.
reports reach here of surrender a,
tongue River Post of nearly 100 Sioux
and more expected. ~ d
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-04-05
The Bruce Farm.

Jackson Wonderful Oil cures Muscu
lar Rheumatism.
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DIRECTORS.

GEO. W. Fox. w. w. ALDERsoN.
}. s. MENDhNnALL, W. II. MARTIN,
w. B. MEADOW.
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Jackson IS Wonderful Gil is effective for
all pains and aches requiring external ap-
DllCatiOn.
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CO Good, Dry Cord Wood-Pine and
Qnakingasp delivered on short notice.
13tf T. BR,INETr.
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A number of our citizens nave "'o.
.Jackson's Wonderful Oil and recommend
1t very highly Nsdisonisn.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-04-05
Montana Presbytery.

Jackson's Wonderful Oil does not burn
or blister, and requires no rubbing.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-04-05
The First Boat.

J.ckson's Wonderful Oil cures Neural
Eia.
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BORN.
Letter List,

TO the wife OF W. II. T.a:y, on Fri.
day the 3Oth u!tO.. a son.
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THE CAMPAIGN.
Latest News.

specials to CouR1En.l
CAMP BIC TIMBER. April 2 ~
Column just here.-Roads terrible
Reach Saltwater 4th.
CAVALRY.
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The Agency Story.

Contracted Cords and Stiff Joints Sur
render to Jackson Wonderful Oil.
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Ho!!oway's Pills and Ointment.

rT Sour mash whisky at Odell's Hall
National Republican., 1877-04-16
CITY BREYITIEs.

The station. houses were, as is customary,
Tsll Patr0ni'sd by the tramPs Saturday and last
Thieves entered the house No. 0 Grant
ss Sy Sns sSssy hIE .t.
known nothing was taken.
coal OIL lamp exploded In q house in Con
Ersss street alley. 0eorgetown, Saturday night,
oaesr harper before any damage was done. ''~'
nessrs. Reeves, Pagsnhon & Co., the pub.
hshefs Of Dr. Nswman's sermons, have issued In
RsSps,Ss Rp s iSTI r1, ths eloquent dscoarse on the
sss ., Lille, preached On the sth instant.
Oficer Hess found Q dead colorcd male
child corner Laaystts and Second streets,
Georgetown, about eight o'clock yesterday morn.
A runaway horse dragged buggy contain
rear rear the Long Bridge, about four o'clock ysstsr,
Gay enernoon. The result was nothing more
serious than drsnching and . good scare.
A eolored boy, named William 8. Byri,
GSs. and s.nsinI On Ninth Sisas str..t e. ~ IL;
Ccntrs Market, At the time, was arrested in
Alelsndris, where he had proceeded with the
Ths liquor dealers of Alexandria have
adopted resolutions protesting against and de.
neunelng ~ unjust "the Mofett punch liquor
,sn 1i and pIsagns thsmsslyes 70 eo:opersts With
oftas law or having It modified By the LcgisIa-
The eoiored boys In the Re form School out
nSmosr the whites to such an extent that the
roliee court has stopped sending colored boys 10
that fnstitution until the balance has been made
and In the meantime special oficers have been
detailed TO hunt up little white raseals In order
to reduce the colored majority.
"Why e your mouth like hole In chin
nsyf" asked an observing bootblask Of the
nalor yesterday. The Major sat down on q door.
Snsp Sp and reflected, and finally asked the boot
plnek Why. The scamp replied, because 1t
takes In stovepipes," and he got over q fence
against the boards. NJ
National Republican., 1877-04-16
ST. DOMINIC.S.
The Example Of Christ in SUFFERING,

Aho HAhinpio Oh Chrfst IN Suffering.
This is undoubtedly the most beautiful place
OF worship in the city, and It's size and gran.
deur is the subject of universal attention. The
services there yesterday were Of an interesting
and solemn character. The choir, which Is
second only to that at st. Aloysius, sang their
sacred music in excellent style. 1t is composed
Of Mrs. Shea and Mrs. Riley, soprano; Mrs.
Ryan, nee Preuss, alto; Mr.. Witherow, tenor:
Mr., Koechling, basso; and Prof. Missbach, or
ganlst. The beautiful music of Lejeali's Mass
In ID was finely rendered at the II O'Clock
service. Before the sermon Mr.. Witherow
sang with good effect "Yeni Sanctus SpIrltus, !"
by Gumbert. "Ecce Panis }" by Millard, with
tory.
Rev: Father Fortune was the celebrant and
rev. Father Sheridan preached the sermon.
Ihe text was taken from the first Epistle Of
Peter, I'd chapter, Goth to 23d verse: UFor
what glory 10 1t If when ye be buffeted for your
faults ye shall take 1t PATIENTLY but If when
you do well and suffer for 1t 70 take It pa
tiently, this Is accepted with God. For even
hereunto were ye called: because Christ also
suffered for us, leaving us an example that We
should follow his steps: who did no sin, neither
was guile found In his mouth: who when he was
reviled, reyiled not again; when he suffered
he threatened not, but committed himself 10
him that judgeth rlghteously."
The reverend father treated the subject I'm
mastery style, and gave his hearers some
sound, practical advice on their duties as
Christians and as men. He spoke eloduentiy
OF the beauties Of Zone shepherd aud one
hock," and OF the true believer as having
lhiy Of faith, unity Of thought ard unity Of
National Republican., 1877-04-16
LIFE In WASHINGTON.
SMErCHES ABOUT THB CITY NJ THE
REPUBLICAps REPORrERs.

DivrSPoRr RoBBHD.-Somet time saturdsy ,
night an unknown thief entered tho house No. ]
Dc Sales street northwest, and stole o lot Of
clothing valued at go, from coiored man named
Moodson Davenport who vas employed as pri.
during the absence Of the family from tho city. 4.
PrrrISe a HEAD ON DELLA. Amelia
johnson was scooped In yesterday morning by
Omcsr Howard, Of the Island station, for putting
head on Della Green. Both Of the parties arc
se,esnd.nis en s,s Of Han, and reside in Pleasant
which culminsted in a manner not at All agrsea,
isr her sdverssry's arrest Della viii appear
against Amelia this morning in the Police
THs UNION REVIVAL MEErINa.-In view
ofthe continued interest manifested In these scr.
vices, has been determined TO hold them drii,
through this week. The noon meetings. from I.
tsl o'clock, st the Cougregational church, cor.
nsstings At the Methodist PRO- es' ant church, on
rsstioa o. the services viii be under he new ra.
eor, Rev. DR.. Wilson, the meeting each evening
VIII oe led BY some one OF the pastors or layme o
whe hare been heretofore engaged in the work.
A sLErr sroILRR ARRrsTEp.-Jsmss Col
bsrt . coal black resident OF Limerick alley
southwest, vas yesterday arrested on complaint
sfCslis Daniel. The parties live adjoining each
ethsr In the alley. andthe accused has made him.
ssass e ss tSs GS
eeopAinant. Saturday night he was worse than
svn, and by his boisterou ssondlct deprived mis-
neighbcfs ofther slumbers. Yesterday morning
Pfsesrsd : warrant o. which be was arrested. ''
A suNpAY-EvHSINa FIGHT.-Last eyen-
hg, about o'clock, Policeman Snoot, Of the
First prscinct, noticed . crowd Of colored men
psssing up Maryland avenue from the direction
sfths Long bridge, and from Appearances IL was
evident 70 the oficer that there was going 10 be
row. The "cop" followed them until they
reached the corner OF Tenth street and MARYLAND
syesse, Immediately in front Of Ryland M. r.
enspeL where they had . regular set-to. The
snesr rushed upon them, and caused general
stAmpede. The policeman, however, captured
fhsDss Mackall, colored man, who rave his
aee - - years, and his occupation as that Of a
vsitsr. Thomas was required to "wat- in the
station until the Police Court opens this morning.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-B. II. Warner, real
estate broker and auetIoneer, sold on Saturday
aissraoon. for james O. Payuc, trustee, six small
hsne houses on tho west sido Of Four.
ehah street, between Maryland avenue and
street southwest, In square <92, as follows:
suoiot II, TO J. W. Shilss at $40; sub-lot ia 10
J. y. Hanlein, ESQ; sub-lot 10, to J. N. Pitcher.
~; ssh,iot 70, to Dr. J. X. Reilly, 900; subiot
p 70 r Dohsrty, q 900; subiot "a, TO DR.. j.
~ small nams house, on the opposite side Of
the street, 10 Henry Frederick, at ts3o. Also.
lot square s3s, on Virginia avenue, between
Third and -Four. and hal streets sout Invest i'm
Irsved ey small ffams house, to d. solomon, at
National Republican., 1877-04-16
SELF-MLSYKRY,
Ths Lssse. TaasAs Yssa.raay - ksv. JsA.

Ihs Lesson faught TssearAay - Rsv. JsAn
r. Nsw0aa.
DR.. Newman delivered . grs,d disoourss
Yesterday morning on IFower and Glory,"
his subject being one Of great interest. Ths
audience listened with unusual attention. ~
he traced the different faculties, sAosed hou
come Of the passions that are sivsa to ma,
only prove Injurious when not restrained Or
kept within proper bounds. Tke text vss
taken from First Cefinthians, IL ?. Il ke<p
under my body and hing II into susjec4soa. |"
The Doctor said the rscords Of the pass ars
replete with the triumps Of human se.ius, ani
IN all lands are moeumeuts conservative
OF human greatness The Saasely pile and
LOFTY columns and the triumphal arch are buf
tokens of the worlds admiration for iis heroes.
Embalmed In song, recorded In hisfory cax1 An
bronze, chiseled In marble, he said, are narks
OF honor. What arc they 10 Q man Who has
conquered himselfi What toke0 Of hooor
are 6ehtting such co.querors What Phitias
shall rear the the temple Of his renownl NE
Doctor said the great thought IN the tad d
SELF mastery. The term body b used @ q
figure, the apostle having reference TO The
Grecian games. He represents man as q boxer
and his foe Is down, and he says mus keep
him down until be cries enough. The ten
teaches the great lesson Of self fdeniil-self
consecration.
What is selfnasterys Ii Is that sovereign
control OF man over man. In speaking Of self
knowledge he said: There 10 this radical de-
feet In our system Of edncafion-it heads q
man away from himself. Many q school boy
can give the boundaries, areas, and proiucfx
OF the continents, but cannot tel the number,
size, and formation Of the bones IN his body.
He can recite the names, lcngfhs and di-rc-
tons OF our rivers, tut would blush In irnor-
ance II asked the amount of blood In the ku-
man system. he can map out the cons.<lla-
tions Of the heavens, and draw diagrams Of
the intricate network Of the planetary syk-
TENS, but has q far less kpogledee Of hs oxu
beautiful nervous system, and its inan.nce
upon the life and character Of man.
He Is more familiar with the sttrac.ioas
and repulsions of electrical bodies, with he
afinities and repellancies of gasses Aal liuuiis.
with the formation Of rain and the cornpast-
tion OF rocks, than be IS with the process Of
digestion and the effecta Of food up,a health
and longevity. The PHILOSOPHY Of fool, drnss,
sleep, Labor, rest, exercise and pleasure is hsui
indfierentiy studied. In illustrating his sub
ject he spoke Of Saul, Alexander tie Great,
and Peter the Great, bow all Of then were
men OF passion. Alexander was led to slIy
his friend Clitus, who once saved his lie. Al
feast Clitus. In speaking OF Philip In t<rzas
OF admiration a. q warrior, aroused the
passion Of Alexander, so that he sleE hin. He
urged those before him TO learn the great les
son OF Life, "kDow thyself," /" and thus Ratl \
a crown immortal and robes rs White a ,A<
driven snow that caps the mountain tops
National Republican., 1877-04-16
IoCtL NFscErIaNT.

Nsetr-l rrnonsdn Hrss.. aa-t a1egrs. solI
rea-srAAy 1fssrneun Ne Cnartes n Nt.fhs-s anh
Jth tarua-d. rrusss-S kcs m -. II md ts1 ef
Gharlts N ueulsssN % erAIitis1 81 hts III - III,
eash tDts ltRre.s Anshsn Hptzs trustee saosiivi-
Ssa q srfnhrRl osrs Ieant n ua-e - et
ea The rs1sh ssSe Sf Z STREET., sst-ssn Ninth AMI
Ieash sarescs Bsrrhv<st- Tes hacs we're sotf 70
Utrrge W. fss.mVs Nc fsfha.ss Let Ia Glr - IL,
II 81 t--Ne IL Ssr q. 80. ant II tpr D, la
~. hsrtssJ czrvs ess1rrn-ss rentn strrss
lni<-S=s Fast Sn SsPost-s y ,. 4 Sszisr Co.
tnnksrS lkof Fta1syfS1aa kr.1aa
tLns. fl3 Ssrtnsh serese opposite tns Patrnx
c1cet . se1l,rlc zeal n Al Ii4 ~
LsH-s1 tafsAnE- w1srhes. ptzea1s, ser. eeu rht
nHerrsrS SIS = s-rSst- Orters atfends.t To
An kADts e truaks r.1ss 10 s-t-r. r~pai--r ard
e-eee "a Nrrrsys sas Rsusyissahk avsn1s,
H.rkss SV1rN
National Republican., 1877-04-16
GIT h.-ts Rss<s Rs-s<r. rzrs r ,,rsss

LrHs BrnOss hsSriss saIrx. He TIA.
sn~kss shnss nss PaiSasSsa<r.- : aa,is fa.Isr,e-
sSas snsnr the uazg Fa=rsus Ss the -sltrs<s-
hsarS ssslsu=&m<ns st NJ T. p. Bz-ks. .. &c.
III F<nnsylrsaaa Irsnas. ssrxssa r.sl1a nd
Thr1ssssA ssrs~sx ssrV yga saa Rat Pi5s- 1si
ias~ors SIC shr rsu-Eu. Csis. E,st SAxaas s1ad
sw Bsssos Baruss- pax-ad SIR the iasx tar; t.i-s
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In wa uHa paT sir the sazs. as va rsan,-
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National Republican., 1877-04-16
81. AlSvuius' t,hurrA.

The services At St. Aloysius' church yesisr.
day, as usual, were very inpresSre and IN
terestine. Mass was celebrated BY Rev
Father Clamp, the pastor. and Father Scan
Ion preached powerful sermon upon the les
son Of the day. The choir, which has reAehei
rare perfection, furnished some grand n1sie
Many strangers visit 81. Aloysisls every sln
day TO hear the singing Of the choir, who's.
fame has spread beyond the limits OF The cay
Next Sunday, on the occasion Of the festival
OF st. Joseph, Grand High Mass vii se Gel.
brated, and the ceremonies viii he unusually
imposing.
National Republican., 1877-04-16

ArS Speed, Of Hopkins county, Ky-, has q
stradusrius violin, one hundred ana aiAIty al
years old. II was bosght Of strSIling sro1p.
OF italian musicians At Evansville. IBa- IN lssa.
for t2t, and ik thought to be worth . hEsarss
times that sum. Upon the insise Is cAryeS lhs
inscription, "Antonius StrAaRhl1ns FLcaelzAa A
d: issl, |" and Ole Bull, who sas the vislin tRa
other Gay and played npon u, TranGaoasl q .
very rne tpftTunent