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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-15
WEhayc sold Hatch's Universal Conc

WEhavc sold Hatch's Universal Cough
Syrup for about four years, and it has stcad>
lily gained in popularity from its first intro.
duction. We keep all the cough remedies
considered standard" in this section. The
sale Of the Universal has become greater
than any, perhaps greater than all others
combined. We do not hesitate to recon-.
mend it. NICHOLS 4 LYTLE,
Westbury, Cayuga Co, n. Y.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-15

If our readers want a New York relig.
ns,litcrary and family newspaper, conserva
tive and fraternal toward the South, send for
The Methodisi, published weekly, ut No. |
Murray street, New York. II is offered at -
a year, postage included. II a specimen copy
is desired send . cent stamp for postage.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-15

RHEUMATISM QUICKLY CrREp.--Du.
rang's Rheumatic Remedy, the great Internal
Medicine, viii positively cure any ease OF
fteuitatian, on Tie fate d tie earth Price
81 a bottle; six bottles, S.; sold by all Drug
gists. Send for circulars to Helphenstine "
BENTLEY, Druggists, Washington, ~. c.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-15

He tina. judgeth without knowledge is
q fool, and wisdom is not in him. You can
get knowledge Of the SO Five Ton Wagon
Scale, sold on trial. freight prepaid, by send.
ing to Jones, Of Binghamion, B~inghamtor,
N. Y.,for free price list.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-15

To THE care-worn man OF business who
afford hlmselfa recuperative holiday.
u pleasant reliable stimulant becomes a ne.
cessiiy, aud such he will find in HOME STou.
ACH BrrERs. Prepared by the Home BIT.
tiers Co., st. Louis, Mo.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-15

1t has been found that the only true econ.
omy il that which stops the little leaks and
saves in triHes. For instance, Que saves IN
milk, butter, eggs and flour by The use Of
DOoLEY's YEAST POWDER, which is made
from the purest cream.tartar, derived from
grape acid. Good house wives have proved
this by experience.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-15

Unless a skirt is very short II has to
be held up in walking just as much a. a
demi-train, and " the latter is much
more graceful for the house IL is still
worn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-15
Read the Following Certificates :

COLLEGE Hut. Cincinnati, O.-"I was In the lat
stagc otConsunptinn. Ten DAYS nftsr taking
Mona my, Chills. Night sweat, Fever. &C., de.
creased, aud hnally ceased altogether. NV restored
health isa mnrval to all who know me CARSON
"fthnOSA saved my daughters iifr, and prob
ahly saved mo hundreds Of dollars.'-Rrs h..
JoSES Rcnsrn, n Y.
wv, bless tod Tor the heneht We received from
your tLMONA REV. WARREN. canton, Pa.
n sufferer from Asthma writes Your Pun.
MONA 1. DECIDEDLY the best remedy We have ever
had q dtlie only one that has produced ent irely IN.
y talle results Gro. NJ. GRAHAM, Amsterdam.
New York.
may honht"inel ~ Trough Druggists generally, or di.
Iectiy FROM the Proprietor, OSCAR Il. MOSES, Is
Nortlahdt 81, NJ Y. Send for free circular contain.
lhg n,rtlrlllirso ~ many casea successfully treatrl.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-15

In Colorado it is said that at the late
election married men voted for woman
suffrage, while single men, especially
those of disreputable associations, voted
against IL
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-15

81 very cheerfully state That | used Du>
rang's Rheumatic Remedy for Rheumatism
with decided benefit"
ALEX. II. STEPHENS,
.Hfmb'r Of Copgrcss from Gcorgia.
Sold by all Druggists. Price 81 per bottle
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-15
FOR ASTHMA, ROSE COLD, HAY FEVER Etc.

r,,,,,t i,cm tho Life of Warrington Irving NY MS
n,rbgs, Pierre NJ. Irving, Vol, ~, Page w ,,h,,,0J
i'rhC uoriGr rrrtrrihVl ms IN cNprrlinritl =" Nv
h,,n t,Ir.c,tcd Gy DE- a. VI NolmeH on ms lpln snu,T,
Llama Whitrnml's Remedy iOf. h7'f'H'ht y WhNppun,.'
in Sp n lnc.piSss Of water, Is be taken oSct7 fo'' hours
4 good night was the result
81 have had the s%pasmodic asthtnnaa. n,t"cn yrghF',bn n
commenced taking 'tonn Whitcomh'H Kennedy inI wv
k,tima' eighteen month. sSCS ail HeVa III ~, JAW nSyr Yates
rnroxyfm rinrc," SARAH SELL fduy'o""' ''"'
co. T., 10 Editors RuIol New Yorker
"uayc cold 'whiicomh's Remedy for nearly trcnS
rsr., know " nothing 10 uniformly sirc'thlul
TiiiODGiE METCALF, Druggist, fremont street,
Boston, at
,o,ih"s A.,I,na Remedy" O. J, OsbOluiN p'e'"lent
KeItune Insurance Co., Boston, Mass
"My mother lnd euncrcd eight yeats from nc hnrycss
asthma. The recurrence Of this. hr,t.lnopuns nsohy
sr.,r ycar must coon wcnr her ont. Jonas Whltc9mns
Asthma iIcmody' arrested tho terrible disease, nnd nns
kent it OF for The whole ,ca,on' 70 tme grcn. i%S oti tho
American Home Missionary Society to TIC A. l. ""e-
pendent
t-,cnorcd oniy be JOSEPH BURNETT co.
Boston. For sale by all Druggists.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-02-08
RAILROADS.


Our legislative solons must be driyins
about the last spike" as they have. beer
working indus;riousiy On railroads fol
several weeks past We suggest rests
holiday vacation. or even Mnaiic asylum
for change, and let it b. located it Boze
man, by all means. We have several
suitable subjects already and anticipate a
aTee increase Ito our popula:io) nsxt
season.
The Territorial Legislature is very much
mistaken ip the temper of the people OF
Montana if it ACTS on the presumption tnal
they will submit to an oppressive tax fol-
the subsidising of any narrow gauge road
400 to 500 miles ir length CONSTRUCTED in
great part outside Of the Terri orial limits
over the highest ranges On, the contInenl
and where 1t would be impossible to op
crate 1t more thar six to seven months in
the year. If compelled to relinqu,sh tn.
Northern acific and we must have railroad
connection with the Union Pacific, let II
.e by the most senaible, practical and
natural route. With liberal subsidy we
can obtain a branch, broad gauge road
from Cheyenne to the centre OF the Ter
ritory. which would be worth more to US
than half dozen narrow gauge roads
from any or all directions. Let us not act
as the foolish man, who, discovering that
a powerful horse was indispensable in his
business, but lacking the means to pur'
chase, determined to compromise with
himself by buying dog. Would 1t not
be we'll to interview few of the citizens
and business men on the line anc at the
present terminus of the Utah Northern.
They regard the road as almost an intcler-
able nuisance, and wish thousand times
the "dog were dead" 81
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-02-08

The Cl eyenne Leader states that Barn
Hughes. one Of the discoveries of Aide
Gu'ch. and two others, ''have found te,
dollar digg'ngs on the upper Big vino
river. 10 miles south of the United State,
government graded wagon road which
leads from Camp Brown TO the Yellow
stons National Park. The d,ggings Az
1870 mics from Lander city, and about l5(
from Frankiin. Idaho, aud the camp OF
the fiGders is about the southern boundary
of the Park at the eastern base OF the Two
Ocesn pass. The DISCOVERIES report an
abundance OF gold everywhere Throughout
. tasin 30 miles in extent. The only draw
tack is the d-pth 10 bedrock. The form
alton Of the country IL granite, black slate
anl porphyry, With basins of washed de-
post. There is ahundsace of water. grass.
same and fish. Grizzlies are numerous,
and the buffalo winter In that vicinity.
The Wind river val eY, just east of Bull
Lake, Is Ene agricultural country, aud
the river bottom 10 not simply fnnxed
with tres like most western strains, but
10 heavily timbcrrd. The camp 10 called
Rswacxbve."
y This report world appear 10 support
~ theory Of oar own prcspectors snd
Missy army ellceTs regarding The aurifer-
Gus future Of the Wind River region; and.
81 true. can but rsu!i in b, nefis 10 East.
ern M3n'ars.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-02-08
MILITARY MATTERS

Maj Benham has gone to the Croy
Agency to Inspect the flour lately rur
chased for Indian issue.
An order has been received at Ellis &c
tAiling an additional o fficer tothe 'Fiathea.
Agency. 1T. Schofieldhas been SELF cite,
and left on Tuesday.
On Friday last tho vanguard of rh
Snake River survey party reached TIN
Post, via Virginia City.
Target practice is now the caiIy orde
at Ellis, in preparation for the sprin.
campaign into the Sioux country.
Chas. w. Roffmau. lately appointed
Post Trader, has received his appoint.
ment.
D 1t is. rnmored tlat the cavalry will soon
be recalled from FIa!head Agency, anc
Capt. Browning's company of the Tin
Infantry sent there FROM Fort Shaw.
1t is rumored that the Fort Ellis com.
ma d will be encamp,d as low down a.
:he- New Agency within elk weeks-il
may be as the result of Gen. Bfisbin's late
rumored request for permission to com.
mence an offensive movement by March
18th, or Of Gen. Miles, reported wieh fo,
presence ut Tongue River of the Montan.
Cavalry.
The strength of the organized militia
force of the United States, says the Dako
tian, according 10 the latest returns re
celved at the AdJu.ant Generals office. is
60. AT, consisting of ll5 gene al officers,
sos general staff officers, l ,l75 regiment al
field AID staff officers, 1856 company
officers, and $685. non-cnm,ni<sio ned
officers, musicians and prlvatss. The
number:of men available for military
duty is returned al 2, S75, AGO, being $685.
5OS less than the number reported last
year.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-02-08

Tilden's friends say he never reads the
ugly things said about him-dittoof Grant
But it is stated Hendricks aud Wheeler
read all such things and ST up nights
cogiiatiDg revenge.
5000 New York ladies agreed not to Of
fer wine to callers on New Years Day,
but somebody caught st least 5000 fashion.
able young men cllrging TO lamp posts
before noon.
The nation thinks It "unwise to bring
in SO many judges when the Chief Justice
might by casting vote do all that Con-
gross cannot do" But is it not establish
ing dangerous president WHIT n the court
handles the matter at all? will not one
half the people revlle the court. no matter
how honest 1t may act in political affair?
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-02-08
said company. and examine and measure

said company, and examine and measure
said s'e'lun and report result.
9th. Bonds shall then issue to thu
amount of three thousand dollars pcr mite
for said TWEEN IT, miles.
7th. And thereafter upon completion
Iof division Of twenty miles bonds shall
issue, and upon completion of one hon
dred miles bonds to the amount of ont
hundred til ousand dollars shall issue, ano
so on until Completion OF the agreement.
9Th, The County. commissioners Of the
several counties ehall from time to time
levy a special tax, as other taxes are now
levied, 10 pay the annual interest to accrue
upon the bonds and TO provide for the
final payment Of said bonds, unless here
latter otherwise provided for.
9th. That the Northern Pacific railroad
company shall have preference over any
other company, corporation or association
|of persons, in the benefits proposed if j,
files its acceptance on or before the fifteen
III day of April n,x!-it 10 have until the
fifteenth day of June next to commence
the work. If it fail to accept Of said terms.
Tor if accepting, fail TO commence said
WORK, Their any other responsible company
|msy.accept the terms OF this:Act. In case
any other company accept, they shall
CONNIE nee said work on or l,efore the f.
teehth day of August next, otherwise
their acceptance and this Act shall be- null
and void.
10Th. The Territory shall have the right
to levy advalorem taxes upon the property
OF such railroad: company within said Ter
ritory. as taxes are leyied upon other pro-
?erty and for the same purposes, but as
Territorial taxes only.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-02-08
N ews Items.

The New York Chamber of Commerce
favors silver coin as the legal standard of
the United States.
Oyer 1000, 900 OF counterfeit currency
were late ly destroyed in Washington.
The Nee Perez hief Joseph has been
|ordered to the Nez Perez Reservation il,
Idaho. or force will be employed TO that
|eni.
The late dispatch asserting the exhaus
tfon of the Comstock mines are pronounced
bogus. They indicate an attempt to freeze
out.
Changes in 10 alton of troops are
rumored with reference to the Sprlng In
dian campaign.
A suit has been commenced against Til
den for SIS, 900, unpaid income taxes.
California capitalists have transferred
$40, 600 900 to Wall ST. operations.
Alexander Stephens is reported dying.
The London Times reports the whole
region from Dan to Beersheba crowded
with immigrant Jews from all parts of the
world. A Jewish republic in Palestine is
Mcdonald, Of whisky fraud fame, ia
pardoned.
Artillery has been ordered to fortress
Monroe.
Numerous petitions favorine female
suffrage have been presented TO congress.
Judge Carpenter decides that neither
or Hampton were legally
nsug ted-thus Chamberlain holds
,ver.
Garfield and Hoar ara the Republican
members of the Electoral Commission On |
he House branch. Evarta, Matih.wsl
md Stoughton act - Republican Counsel.
md Black, Carpenter and s.oughtoa as
Edwards. Morton and Frel-
nghuyson are the Republican members or |
he Snats BRANCH, and Thurman and
layard represent the Democrats.
The President approved the Biz: on the
9th ulf.
Judge Bradley Is the 18th Justice select
d upon the reading Of the certiiicsles,
Arkansas. Alabama, Oanneciicut and
Delaware were paaaed for Tild and
Iendrit h. and Calsfornia aud C0loradol
or Hays and WHEELER Flonia Vas
vschs 4, ~hea the Democrats o, jecstd.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-02-08
Precious Metals Hand led In
Omaha.
Iron The Omaha Republican. l

From The Omaha Republican,
There was received of the precious
metals at Omaha, during 1876, over 500,
|OOO, COO IN value Of gold and silver. Oh
this vast aggregate, SCI, 600. 900 was silye,
bullion handled by express, besides q
large quantity sent by freight. The gold
product handled here was SOS, 600, 900,
an increase of twelve per cent. over 1875.
The product of soc, OOO, 900 includls that
of the Omaha smelling works, which was
over 81. O0O. 600. The ga, 600. 600 of silver
includes go. 0O0. COO Of coin, and ct this
about s.. Ooo. 900 returned from the East
for our trans Missouri country and the
Pacific coast region. The Black Hills
gold-iiust prodact amounted TO $4,000, :
600.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-02-08

Hon. W. o. r. Hays has introduced
IAN act to encourage the construction OF
o Railroad from the bead Ut navigation
lon the Yellowstone river TO the Eastern
boundary of Deer Lodge Comfy which
we are unable to re-prodace in full, bu1
the salient features of which are:
1st.. That for the parpose of aiding In
the construction of a railroad from the
head Of navigation on the Yellowstone
river, thence westerly in the direction OF
the route of the Norther Pacific r .ilroad
survey, distance of three hundred miles.
1.-THE sum of One Million Five Hundred
thousand Dollars Is hereby contributed
by the Territory Of Montana, to be paid
in the coupon bonds OF said Territory. ia
the manner and on the terms provided In
this Act.
I'd. Such railroad shall be built from
any point on the Yellowstone river above
the mouth of Big Horn river, selected a.
the head Of navigation, from thence on
the shortest md most practical route in
westerly direction as far as the eastern
boundary OF Deer Lodge county, or TO the
distance of three hundred miles-of .
gauge not more nor less than of the
Northern Pacific rai!road--an engine and
rars shall pass ov the entire distance of
lhree hundred miles within three wears
rom the first day of July. A. d. 1877.
Sd. Said railroad shall be constructed
~ the company, in three sections of one
lundred miles zach. and extend westerly
IN the most practical route for through
quite 10 the Oolumbia river.
4lh. The bonds issu'd shall be % perl
,ent on $1,000 coupon bonds Of the Ter
itory of Montana, payable At the city cf1
View York. twenty-five years from date
# issue, and r-decmatlc At any time siter|
en- years from date. . The pleasure oil
aid Territory,
9Th. No bonds shsll b isaued until
here shall hare bsea constructed and
quipped twenty miles Of Sid railroad
y said point on the Yellow
tore rivrr. when the Governnr sllsll ds,
ag' ate three commissioners, cilisens oil
he Territory vile shail 70. q exrense o.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-02-08
SUNDAY CLOSING.

A petition to the Legislature askin
enactmens of law obl,gating the c!osn
of all places where spirituous liquors al
sold or given away upon Sunday, hs
lately been IN circul alton for signature.
While not personally opposed TO til
closing Of saloons upon Sunday, nor or
posed TO the sacred claims of the day. "
at the same time counsel care over an,
steps looking toward special Legislation
of any kind.
All men need one day in seven for rest
for home duties, for mental recreation
for religious interests The master need
lit. the clerk needs 1t, 1t is the actual RICH
of all classes. On this account it is no
necessary to placs the matter upon /.
religious basis; the moment that is done
the difficulties begin. The subject ono.
approached upon sanitary grounds i
would seem possible to gain. in time
unanimous support for the proposition.
The fact is, common sense demands q
law closing all business houses upon the
Sabbath, not wholly because it is The Sab.
bath, but because 1t is the day of res,
adopted by a majority of our people, and
consequently, the day most available to
the law. If the Jew object, because thu
Sabbath is no. his Sabbath, he is at liberty
to observe the sixth day; so with the 9TH
day Baptits. or.any dissenters, and while
we admit the selection of Sunday by the
law would cause business los of two
days to portion of the population. YET
it would prove so to but a small portion
and would result III less revolution in
custom than the selection of any other
day.
But to the case particularly in point: 1t
is proposed to close all places that sell or
give away Intoxicating drinks.
Now apply this to Bozeman, for exam.
pie: The law would close Ellis & Davis.
who do sell liquors, and open j B. &. j.
V. Bogert, who do not sch LIQUORS.
Would that be right! Surely not. II
would close S!rasberger & Sperling and
Burnett. and give special charter to
Rich & Wilson and Lamme & Co., and
May and Basinski. Would that be right?
Surely not. 1t should, then. be plain 10
US all that # one place of business is to BE-
closed BY law, all phcts should band in
justice must be.
we may admit that order and quiet
demand the suspension on Sunday of all
saloops-the psejudices lf you please)
md the religious belief of most of us
demand it-but saloons srs licensed BIZ
law and an enactment which discrimin-
ates against saloons (Which pursue al
egsl ealling) would be Unjust until
brought to bear against business of each
Ind every kind
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-02-08
The MINES.

Which are located on CIark's Fork, are
shown by developments to be the best
and richest in the country.
A road to the mines will be opened in q
short time from the Crow Agency, dis
tar ce of only forty miles, which will en-.
able us IL ,nake connection with the Vel.
lowstone boats, putting the products of
our mines at least one huHdr Il miles
nearer market wagon transr ortatiop) than
any other mines in the Territory. The.
Company now offer for sale.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-02-08

CHICAGO, Feb, 1877, 3p. m.-Elec-
'oral Commission by vote of eight to
seven decided that The Commission can,
not go behind the returns, but can inquire
into ineleglbi!l'y of Presidential electors
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-02-08
Directory or Federal and Ter
s.tt0,-iNl O69ees's OF
Montana.

Delegate in Congress,
4 Hon. MARTIN MAGINNIS, Helena.
Office. Name. Residence.
Governor......B. F. POTTS.. Helen,
Secretary--.J. Il. CALLAWAY. .Hele"s
Chief Justice. p. S. WADE. ..Helens
Associate Justices HENRY Knowles
U. s. Dist. Atty. M e PAGE..... .Helens
y. s. Malshal...W F WHEELER.
i Territorial District Attorneys.
list Dist. ! g SPRArT......V Virginia City
81 Dist, ] X TOOLE................ Helena
Sd Dist, A Fl MAYHEW......Deer Lodge
Clerk LIST Dist. Court. L MUFFLY, Vir
isinia City
Clerk I'd Dist. Court, OBJ O'BANNON
Deer Lodge
Clerk 81 Dist. Court. A Fl BEATTIE
Helena
Surveyor General. A J SMITH,. Helena
Register Land On =, j H MOE. $
r. ceiver Land Office, f p STERLING
Helena
Collector Internal Revenue, T P Full
LER, Helena
Collector Customs, T INNINGS
Helena
BozemaE Lard District.
Register, u WILLSON.......... Bozem n
Receiver V BOGEkT...........B ozeman
United States Assay Office.
Superintendent of Construction United
States Assay Office, NJ. A. MEYEN-
|DORFF, Helena; Disbursing Agent.
I + FULLER, Helena; Clerk, R G
WALKER, Helena.
United STATE Commissioners.
GEORGE CLENDENIN, Jr.. Carroll.
JAMES NJ ARMOUR. Benton.
ISAAC II ALDEN, Helena.
JOSEPH J WILLIAMS, Helena.
T MUFFLY, Virginia City.
W p BUTCHER, Sun River.
GEORGE F CCWAN, Rad. rsburg.
JOHN POTTER Hamilton.
GEORGE w IRVINE. I'd. Deer Lodge
B O'BANNON, Deer Lodge.
FRANK II WOODY, Missoula.
Territorial Officers.
Auditor, D H CUTHBERT..... HelepaI
Treasurer, d H WESTON........H Helena
Warden OF Penitentiary, J n FISH. ID. err
Lodge.
Sup't Pub. Schools, C HEDGES Helena
Supreme Court Reporter, G HEDG ES
Helena.
Clerk Supreme Court, ISAAC r alden
Helena
United States Examining Surgeon.
REECE. Helena
Registers in Bankruptcy.
,LARENCE EWING, 81 Dist. Helena
MUFFLY.-..>.Va City.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-02-08

REPORTED expressly for the AvAN1
COURIER

WASHINGTON, FEBRUARY 7, l876.-Elec-
toral Commission, which met this morn.
ing at 10 o'clock, is still in secret session.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-02-08

Tour correspondent may be correct in
his DeadwoOd aatlcjpations-5us we by
no means feel encouraged to emigrate be-
cause of them. Evidence favorable to the
Black Hills is not yet so conclusive that
one can rightfully advise another even to
Ego and see ED. COURIER,1
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-02-08

Fords resolution providing against sub
Isidy for railroads built outside the Terri
tory received 5ayes and 8 noes-Hays and
Meadow voting for the resolution.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-02-08

Bennett jr.. managrs the business O
the New York Herald, and does 90 with
net, enterprise ard skill Each evening
the net proceees Of the days business are
locked ~ the ssfe, and Bennett g.ses to
Ted, knowing flrst how much better of
|he + q night than be wasl the morning
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-02-08

Territory Of Montana. j
Is uoun Z Of Of Galls'in, IS.
na :, : H. n.s, =. DOW, Cashier Of the above
above sts snn 90 ! 'o,enaly swear .hs. the
knowiedgc aud belief, 'e my
A. a ~ and sworn to before me- g.
a p. MCPHERSON
coRREcT-Attest: 'oSase Judge,
Is; MsSDEHHALI j
" y. y /: 1 A.sna.'oa' Dirse.en
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-02-08

4 ODOLLARS A DAY at home. Ass
IL WANTED. Outfit AMI terms 1rec.
True + Co, Augusta. Maine.