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REGISTERS ORDERS.
OEGISTEKs ORDE&
PEGIsrER's OFFICE
Nex Castle County. Ocroeer ts'I.

~ PEIIsrER's OFFICE
.E New Castle County. Oc'oeer = ;o'..
r,,.,, the application OF isaac Gruoe,A
t,;s,rstor eta OF r. Sc u1o3um. ave
~ Si1m, nyt on Hundred in ssiu epupS
m siai II is ordered and directed oy tLe
. 49, that the Administrator ai ressio:
W.. no,,ce Of the granting OF LsHss .!
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| rorICE-Au per~ons having ehn
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Of Iron.

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ron viii e6ecsuaily cure liver con pfAht
isundice, dyspepsis, CHROME ea
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= Idneys and all di. eases arising from
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Iss pHIs-s Of eoooterteiiA. Do not let your
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& NE Hair.
II. te<s and cheapest Hair Dressing ano
: Ha5r Cearey IL the world. ney remove
= a1otrur. alley iryitas5on, snoihe and COO
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= A-lIrE OF. aad prprnoas the growth IN
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= TIE. i'm rAx7 q briQtAncy and sil ap
p.srsnce 20 braid and Why hail. aRd as
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EnA- POO s-sAnS Las Sstr, removes SIeeSs
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= aa-x, sus Why naiT. Price per bottle
Ask yocr trzzzist for them or send 70 =. !
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MEG .sYY1S OFFICE
New Osile Coz


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inc or d,svolvins saar qusnhfy Of susa'
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n And the publ generally should send
=. for the LArEeAt, most ExeenMse
and COnRiefe llA~sieA - CAAa.
= l0sa~. with sseaaess voslesy aS
:, WateAes. Jew elry, saver fiA
man nfacluers and save money SEND
. three eents for our new catalogue. :
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: EDUCATlONAL.

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Y i, ns,,,, j, ~ N chartered With Univer.
.,ty PRIVILEGES is under the charge OF GLIDE tne
Stry = ,;ysrstinisn Fathers, and Offers superior
sdysansases Ars % to todenta, who desire 70 maze
thorough Classical -eientifc 20 orGSmmSII. psnnsSI.
cal course II is ,itnased, s,eTsn on 1h miles nom
81 Sxnhsd hsd.i ma RGlr6Sd Ssxuon and Posi-
o6ice s. the college grop pdA
@.rnnns: pr sesalon Of nvs months, IN
advance) $50. .....
= ror nbllspsrticula1s, n send for catalogue
sRey.r, A. M1DDUETON,D. D.
President.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-04-26

IA If I
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The Crows.

The report. that the Grows have been
killing and suoslstiog upon cattle upon
the Musrleshell. 10 repeated by the Hus-
1t asserts, ''they have not only
had what has been required to live on,
but have killed them on the same plan
that many white men kill buffalo--for
sport-somc times taking q quarter, and
often nothing but the tongue. Now, who
is responsible for this wanlon destruction
of property? Is it the Indians, the Agent,
or the Government? Somebody must be
responsible Our stock men will not per
init these outlsges.
We reply, that We have no reason to
Thick the Agent responsible-that he has
not been in funds and conld not purchase
adequate supplies-that he has seemed u
exert himself to the utmost; bu., finding
an empty Agency upon his arrival and no
proper response to his acquisitions since.
he has been nearly powerl.ss in the emer-
gency. The result has been probably
such a the Husbandman states-sn out
rage upon both whites and Indians. Those
who have so lost stock should prepare
properly fortified claims and file them
against the Government. We hope for a
change 10 such matters under the new I'D
of the Interior Department.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-04-26
A Gard tn the Pub lie.

For many years We have made two
medicines suited to the ailms nts Ut vast
class of sufferers. Thousands OF cures
have bern made by them, and, in fact.
the word failure could not be coupled
with them. But within the last two years
|counierf-its of our medicines have sprung
lap, dangerous in their close imitation OF
Iour Trsie Mark. TO secure the peopl.
We have placed upon each genuine box OF
Holloway's Ointment the fac smile OF the
signature of our agent, Mr.. JOS Hsydock.
l o counterfeit is felony. We shall re
|lentlcssly pursue any one who initiates
this with the utmost vigor Of the law.
We most earnestly beg that The great
mass of the American people will aid US
liza our efforts to protect their health, and
help Us in our task of bringing thes+
|unprincipled men to the bar of justice.
Uniformly refuse to purchase Medicines
|purporting to be ours unless Mr.. Joseph
Hay dock 3 signature is attached to each
box of Pills or pot of Ointment, and tn
end will soon be reached.
The public's obedient ss: .-ntz'
ilmv HOLLOWAY u co.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-04-26
Local Matters.
The Sioux War.

We publish on our second page an i'm
portant letter from our Tongue River
correspondent. enclosing two dispatches
from Gen. Miles-a!so dispatch from
one of our correspondents with the Mon.
tana column, and one from Mr.. Koch.
The detail. given Lieut.. Doane is high
compliment to that oficrr-but it is de-
served, and, though We Imagine his duty
may prove dangerous. Gen. Miles has
shown judgment in his selection. The
idea that Sitting Bull is. or has been, over
the border gathers strength, but Mr.
Koch's dispa,ch indicates his return to
active hostilitics.
Regarding Crazy Horse, special to the
Cheyenne Leader of the 10th indicates
his final decision to surrender the Chey-
ennes, Oealallas, Arrapahoes and Mime
copjous forming his followers. They
have agreed to 90 to their agencies as
rapidly % their wretchrd condition will
permit. and Gen. Crook has gone t"
Camp Sheri an to meet them. This spe.
cial asserts the presence, then, in the
British Possessions of Sitting Bull. but it
is not improbable the news sent by Mr..
Koch is correct. The Leader. fortified in
the opirion by the military authorities,
regards the war q virtually at an end
but should Sitting Bull return, sum-
mer' work may yet be on hand.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-04-26
Down tho River.

The Dawes and Al6erson toats were
finished on Tuesday. The fleet will move
the moment the last boat may reach the
river, Mr.. Dawes being now on the way
across the range.
The Brewer boat will sail Immediately,
Mr.. Brewer having said good-by yesterday.
T. C. Burns has decided tt build a
boat Mr.. Matthews, who filled the
Dawes contract; has this one-lt covering
a '.sh,p'' of large capacity. Should Burns
upset, the country below will be flooded
with everything from milk-pans to cradles.
On our editorial page we publish Lieut..
Doaue's boat article, which may supply
data of value to those who are intending
the voyage oown the river.
Wonderful Oil Jackson starts to NOR
row, via the Yellowstone, Tongue river
and Buford, for Helena and Missoula. He
says he has bis h,ots half.solsd, and will
bring up In the Fall At the Geysers. Mean
while. bio team and outfit ct Mlssoula will
get along a. best they can. while the
largest factory in New York IS busted
making Oil 10 fill expected orders.
Basipski Bros. stock will proceed to
Tongue river by the Brewer boat.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-04-26
Queries.

WV, H. TRACy.-How can decide
about burning brick. when nobody knows
when that school .house Is to be begun?
IRVING HuNrER-Would you advise
me to cut extra lumber, when 90 school,
house proposals are yet issued!
J. D. CHEsNUr.-Why should l put
money 10 seasoned lumber, when can't
lind out about prospects of that school,
house?
II. O. CRowELL.--How can depend
upon mason. work and remain here.
can = ind out anything about that school
house?
GRAND CHoRys.-What is to be done
why isn't anything done! when is any
thing to be done? Ane
echo answers what, and why, and when
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-04-26
The New Posts.

Genl Miles. Us his letter published 10
another column indicates, awaits arrival
of steamers At Tongue River. These steam
ers will BE loaded with eupplie' Tor ene
sroop, a. materials for the Posts. The
Y%liovstone was loading. partially, with
such freight on the 9Th, and on the "n
IN. Fanchou left st. Louis with 25O tons.
The Ohcysn Leader says that "wnen
the Upper Missouri Is opss 70 navigation.
she locations will be established, and about
that time Commodore Dsvldsoa's boass
viii be ready to deliyer the first install
mont of lumber on the Yellowstone. Then
the Quartermssser's Department w'n -
ready TO lay the cornerstone Oh ~.
Custer Tor whatever II may % es',e1! :.
the mouth of Tongue River ana f'''
semeshing else On the Big HoFa.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-04-26
Personal.

Mr.. Joseph Holxm.n w.. n....
M'ss Theresa Sands At Denver. on the 1s;s
instant. "" '"o Av'a
y; Z. Gilbert, con Of Lieut.. Col. Gilbert
.. camp Baker. has been appointed Cadet
~ large to enter West Point in June.
Mess. A. J. Davis, Greenwood and R.r.
tells, OF Helena, have been In ,ovr-,h.
!, considering PURCHASE of the brick
hotel. o VIVA
w. w. Anderson left for the E..t Or,
sunday, called by personal matters, one
OF which 10 the selection of new material
for this paper.
Freight 10 on the wagon road for Eli.
& Davis, Lamme & Co., Strasburper &
Sporting. Brunest, Bssinski, Meadow
Bros. and =. A. Bostwick.
DR.. Lamme, it is rumored, Is iuterestet,
in the Government Transportation
Contract for tn: Yellowstone. VIZ
hope this may DO 80, - he would uree
more persistent attempts up the river thar
anyone else.
DR.. Hunter, We regret to hear, has 10,
been confirmed ~ Grow Agency surgeon.
The cause and the csusers are not vet
mentioned; but We trust his defeat may
not prove permanent.
Capt. Jne. F. Weston, assigned to duty
with the Montana troops. will upon con
clusion of the duties suggested, proceed
to Helena. where he will assume the duties
|of purchasing and depot Commissary.
Tyler McC)ees, late OF Bozemau, and 4
young man who proved his ''sand'' upon
the Wagon Road and Fort Pease Expedi
lions, was caught by the late Missouri
food at Bismarck. The Tribune says,
he and man named Collins were cor
raled in cabin without food three days
and nights; but, standing by the cabin,
though flooded, they escaped upon sub
sidence of the river.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-04-26
Baker City.

The Yankton Press says the steamer
YelIow stone moved up to the upper ware
house on the 9Th. and commenced taking
on freight, for new post high up the
Yellowstone river, from which tie mer.
chants of Bozeman aud Eastern Montana
will be supplied. Dr.. A. Lamme. owner
of the Yellowstone. also has large stock
of goods with which he designs locating
at the head.wsters of navigation Ut the
river and building . business house there.
We. soon it will become flourishinE and
prosperous town, and will be located IN
tho vicinity of the new military post to be
built near the mouth of the Big Horn, on
the located line of the Northern racine
railroad.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-04-26
Eastern Flour.

The Yankton Excelsior mill hes ship
ped 500 sacks of flour to Benton by t!.a
steamer Benton, and 900 to Baker City by
the steamer Yellowstone. A. An Offset,
Gslla,in oats are now en- route to Tongue
river. and our farmers are preparing to
supply the wants of the new mar kets
opening below us. But we warn our far
mers, and merchants, and miIlers, that
unreasonable prices Gu produce will surely
ipjure them, and result in such destructive
competitionthat GaIlatin county will stand
no show As against Eastern shipments
We seem to have golden egg; let Us moi
kill the goose that lays It.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-04-26
Steamer yellowstone. !"

Our steamer is coming! She was billed
on the nth ''for Forts Pierre, Buford
Bismarck, the mouth of Tongue River
the Big Horn and Bozeman." The Yank
ton Press announces ''she will 90 further
up the Yellowstone than any steamer ha.
yet Travelled" ''Csrrying 50 tons private
freight for that river, and 100 passengers
for Fort Pierre. At Bismarck she will
load the remainder of her Yellowstone
freight"
Now, we shall see who is correct Ben
ton or Bozeman.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-04-26

Nothing can be fairer than Mr.. Daniel
F. Beatty's mode of doing business, and
which evinces his confidence in the
of bis instruments over all
others. He warrants his pianos and Of.
gans for six years. gives five days test
trial. aud refunds money if purchaser Is
not satisfied. BY this means his instru-
ments are brought into competition with
others, and invariably come out victorious.
Address all communications to Daniel F.
Beatty, Washington, Warren County, n.
J. See his advertisement. G-4t. e.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-04-26
"COurier" VS.. Indian.

"Courier VS.. Indian.
The Benton Record, replying to our
protest against its a,luslon to the COURIER,
says:
"Wc were aware that tho 'Courler' had
changed hands recently, but had no idea
that there was any change in its senti-
menta on the Indian question-one would
hardly suppose there could be under its
present management"
Now, will the Record be kind enough
to state what it understands TO be the
CoUR1ER's referred.to ''sentiments on the
Indian Question 20
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-04-26
ENTERTAINMENT.

Prof. Carr gave literary entertainment
at Od~ll's Hall on Tuesday night-his
programme comprising a selection run
ming from grave to gay. evincing talent
of no mean order. Paul Revere's Ride,
the Ir;shmsn's Letter. ETC., ETC., were
excellently rendered, and the large au''i
ence applauded the many hits and sue
cessful Interpretation of prose and poetry
Prof. Carr will appear again at an early
day. in programme more varied, and In
specialiies be has made his own.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-04-26
s. w. LanQhOrne.

Call and examine my stock. 1t you want
anything in the line of Patent meo' G,"ss
Perfumery, Pants, Oils. Windo" a'ase
Toilet articles, &c. I deal Largely III
n.,dro seeds. Fishing Rods, and Fishing
Tackle of every description. focke'
CutIe-y. superior quality. Orders from
the country promptly attended 10. sne
yoods ouarx uteed % represented. vii
ma, ~ under,old 10 my line Of goods.
.m here 70 say with the people OF GAIA
IN comfy and desire patronage.
a, - S.W. LANGHORNE.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-04-26
Wilson & Rich.

Announce that IN making preparation TO
a large stock of goods in the Spring. now
offer their splendid stock of Ladies' Dress
Goods, Trimmings and Furnishing Goods,
1, Cost. Also Clothing. Hata snd Caps.
Gents Furnishing Goods, Scarfs. &C., &c.
The public will do. well 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
eli delinqser's to come forward and SET
tie. We arc now receiving by express
the latest styles of Hats, Ladies' Ties.
Handkerchief &c. which No offer At
very low prices. e-l3tf.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-04-26
SAUSAGE.
Says the Benton Record

Says the Benton Record:
Zone of our townsmen received . Bo.
logna sausage wrapped up in copy of the
AvANT COURIER, the ether day. He Gays
it's the best article he ever saw in the
COURIER.
Ono of OUR townsmen received q 30.
loRna donc-up in copy OF the Record. He
says hs refused it-not because he objects
to sausage, but because he always objects
to the thing sausage is DONE up in.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-04-26
Fort. ClaQett

Mr.. Koch writes us from the Agency:
An ice-gorge caused the Missouri river to
flood the bottom. where Fl. Olagett is
built. just above the mouth of the Judith.
The River Crow camp was there at the
time, and, 80 sudden was the rise, the
Indians had only time to escape with
their children and "medicife. Their
lodges, filled with robes, were all washed
away, and only the tops of the houses
were above water. They recovered after.
wards most of their lodges.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-04-26
Who Pays ?

Denly. U. S. Marshal Murray, IS We
have already announced, is on the way
hc,e with three Custer county prisoners.
In . short time horde of witnesses must
arrive. and q cost of perhaps $1,000 Will
result to some one. Who is to pay 1t
Gsllstin county! We protest; and We
call upon our County Commissioners ana
other officials to protest aud light this
hing to the bitter end. This thing
which is but just commenced, Is legacy
from the last u gislature-s legitimate re
sult of the iIlegitlms'e refusal to orgsn'ze
Custer county; and Eastern Mo"tsn'
shon,d remember the men who did H.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-04-26
CORRESPONDENCE.
The Black Hills:

March 80. 1871. I
ED1ToR Cou1ER:-l hav. been in the
Hills ten month";. Ihsve spent most Of
thst time prospecting and running from
Indians. Have been from one end of the
Hills to the other; from one side to thu
other. on top of the highest mountains 10
the low meadows of La Belle Fourche
And the result is, find both Indians and
gold scattered promiscuously throughout
the length and breadth of the land. Gold
from the grass tops TO bedrock: Indians
from the grass roots to the limbs on tho
scarce. Indians plenty four
Indians to one gold. Have sunk more
prospect holes here and got less gold
than ever before IN all my experience, and
have met more broken down miners and
disappointed men than l ever heard of
before.
The Hills are . slauHhter-pen no-ont
will ever know how many men the lndi-
ans have killed. The truth would sur.
prise the world. Wien Gabriel sounds
his horn murdered men will pop up their
hairless heads from every nook of the Hills
Not that think the country wholly a
humbug-it has some good diggings. bu,
they are like Angels visits. The Hills
would make a good one horse camp in
Montana for from to 500 miners, . few
spectators, one doctor. and lawyer, and
Ia farmer or two 10 raise frost-bitten vege-
tables in, and peddie stale butter. No
thing has been struck this side of Dead
wood, Whitewood, Gold Run, and few
other camps. To be sure, numberless
camps have been struck, but afte r paying
a few hundred dollars they played out
The money has been made chiefly by the
spectators in goods, ,rincs and rum.
Stampedes have been the God send of
he Hills, ani plenty Of them are now
organizing.
The new Eldorado, Battle Greek, takes
its source in Hsrney's Peak. 1t flows
through granite, limestone and gypsum !;
there are three districts on the main
stream, and nine on its tributaries. Here
lis Last Chance District. haYe seen
some fine nuggets, and GONE fiae pros
poets haYe been found near Hollywood.
In few months it may prove a good
lamp. Harvey Ci'y il five miles above.
and Battle City four miles bclow-both
are already dying natural death.
Hayward is in q bowling wilderness =
but few months since it was strong
hold of the Sioux. cache for stolen stock.
Now it has n houses, and more going up,
shops. stores, stables, what not. The hills
are covered with pine, and the persuasive
voice of the bull whacker and the mule.
skinner is heard in the land.
We have now . surplus Of several
thousand miners, and idle men stand by
every tree. The country will not justify
another stampede-we have men enough
here to gobbls up all probable discoveries.
Isay to Montanians, stay where you are.
Now, look a, Hayward, it promised
much. but now 1eshargy ver.sprcads it.
Property is going down and the devil
will soon be to pay. The saw-mill and
tie drug store are empty, and PEOPLE wish
they had staid at home.
Iwrite thus in honest reply to many
letters received BY me from my old friend:
about Bozem, n and upon the Yellowstone
Friends. stay where you are!
BART. HENDERSON.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-04-26
EPISCOPAL Church

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The New North West states, that Bish
op Tuttle will reach Deer Lodge June
18th, when the annual convocation of. the
diocese will assemble. The rector of St.
Marks Church, Salt Lake City, will &C
company the Bishop. and the Rev. G. L.
Stuart. of Sank Centre. MIMI, vii! in
July assume charge of the church a,
Missoula.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-04-26
RelioiOua Notice

Tho Sacrament of the Lords Supper
Will Do administered ct the N. e. Church
Sabbath next. ct the close of the morning
service. "The Methodist Church, ito
Origin. Growth and Present Status," will
% the subject of Mr.. Longs discourse In
the evening.