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S. W. Lan1hOrne.

s. w. Langhorne.
Call and examine my stock. if you want
anything in the line of Patent Medicines,
Perfumery, Paints, Oils. Window Glass
Toilet articles, SC. l deal largely in
Garden Seeds, Fishing Rods, and Fishing
Tackle of every description. Pocket
Cutlery, superior quality. Orders from
the country promptly attended to, and
goods guaranteed as represented. will
not be undersold in my line of goods.
am here to stay with the people of Gala.
tin County and desire patronage.
21.tf 8. W. LANGHORNE.
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Montana Notes.

The Miner moralizes thus:
Of you who are animated by prejudice
against Helena we beg leave to ask: Have
you ever inquired as to the grounds of
that prejudice? Have you ever asked
yourself how much of foundation it has
Of fact or of reason? Perhape i: is the
wealth OF Helena. That wealth is the re.
suit OF industry and of business sagacity,
and any feeling of envy entertained on its
account is the small spite Of smaller
mind. But whatever it is. 60 there and
live awhile; 60 and observe the enterprise
OF its citizens, and the generous public
spirit with which the principal tax.pay.
ers treat any subject, such as the school
question, that involves the privileges of
their poorer fellow citizens, and you will
return with your dislike converted into
admiration of Helena aud its people.
Madlsonian: There Is something re
markable in the rapid growth of the cat.
tie trade In Montana during the last two
or three years. Previous to 1874 few, if
any, cattle we're purchased here by eastern
buyers, and the drives to other markets
were made exclusively by residents of the
Territory. Now this state Of affairs has
changed, and this simmer there are sey.
eral buyers locking for marketable cattle
among our ck-Efowers. It is q fair es-
innate that one hundred thousand dollars
will be left here by these men, and the
business promises to be steadily increas
in6 one. We hear it said that one firm
alone was prepared to buy to the extent
of sixty thousand dollars this season, If
they could have found suitable stock for
their purpose
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-08-02
BOzeman Items.

Ellis s. Davis throw down the GLOW.
this week, and We call attention to theil
advertisement.
-Four Indians we're seen ut the Chesnu,
coalbank on Sunday. They were mounted
ssd armed, but, not having been seen since
may have been wandering Grows.
1t is probable the Nalin brothers may
lease the Metropolitan hotel, and open l,
improved and renovated during August.
Ponsford has just received = shipmen,
direct from the East of Bass Ale and st.
Louis Bottled Lager Beer. Both are
superior, and are sold at reasonable rates.
A sudden alarm of fire took all the town
TO Judge Davis Office last Friday. Cause
some defect in the due. Results gen
eral exodus of law books and arrival OF
ladders and buckets. Damage slight. The
due was good one, and the event shows
the necessity of great care in the manage
ment of fires and stove-pipes.
A Nez Perce Indian came over from the
Crow camp on Sunday. driving 3 head of
stolen Grow hoses Being drunk, he
WIS arrested and locked up. Some think
he has been interviewing the Grows with
hostile intent, but he hardly looks like an
ambassador. Deputy Sheriff Boerum has
gone to the Agency for witnesses that the
case may be investigated.
While driving in from the Post Sunday
night IN attempt was made 10 stop aud
board our convey azce by . man standing
In the gulch at the foot Of S-hill. A CON-
bination Of ticks with the whip upon the
horse and man freed us, and We hustled
70 town without looking back. We hear
of . somewhat similar attempt made on
the road few nights previous, and I'd =
wise carrying six shooter. It may be
that no harm was intended, but such
demonstrations are unpleasant to short
sighted man on dark night upon lonely
road ct the foot Of hill,
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RELIGIOUS Notice.

The MONTANA CONFERENCE of the NJ
E.Church will convene In Bozeman on this
THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST ID. Bust
ness meetings will be held each follow
ing morning. All are invited to be pre-
sent.
Sabbath, August 9Th, at IL .. m, BIsH-
OF Bowman, of st. Louis, Missouri, will
preach, 4 rare treat is in store for all
who can enjoy "a feast of good things"
L. w. Is. LONG, Pastor.
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Gen. Sherman,

~'-~AAAAS~AAs
Tie steamer Rosebud left the Canton
ment on the 10th for the Big Horn, will
Gems. Sherman, Terry. Miles, Poe, ant
Card, Col. Bacon and Capt Smith, anf
Mr.. 4. E. Sherman. The party, escortet
by L Co., Capt. Norwood, I'd Cavalry
reached the mouth Of the Big Horn OF
the 22d. and proceeded to Fort Custer
where Gen. Sheridan and party were me
Geo. llerendee1 acting a. guide from
the Cantonment.
Last Friday telegram was received a
Ellis, which necessitated dispatch of I
messenger to intercept Gen. Sherman, wht
was thus advised Of the Eastern strike'
and Of probable necessity for his return
Ex-Sergeant Anderson carried the mes
sage and met the General at Clark's Fork
who, with General Poe, Colonel Bacon
and Mr.. Sherman, arrived At Ellis yester
day, the remainder of the party having
returned to Tongue river, and East.
It is understood that the trip to III
Park and the visit intended to Missoul'
and Walla Walla will be abandoned, IL
consequence of the..riots ct the East; bu
the Generals movements will depent
somewhat upon the result of dispatcher
sent East on Tuesday.
A company of LIST Cavalry had been or
|dered to meet the party at Missoula il
possible if not, Capt. Norwood ane
company were to continue the escor
through, and will not, in any case per
haps, return to the command.
On the 23d . council was held on thu
steamer Big Horn between Sherman
Sheridan. Terry and Crook, at which thu
Indian campaign was considered and
plans arranged. The steamer Rosebud wal
tho scene of quite 70 union Of officers
there being present, besides those already
mentioned, Col 6ackett. Lieutenant-Col.
and Major Forsyth; Major Bartlett. Capt
Gilbreath, and Lieutenants Whitney and
Macklip, 18th Infantry; Lieut.. Carpenter,
9th Infantry; Lieut.. Pinney, 9Th In
fantry: Lisuts. Burke and Schuyler,
Aides-de-C Camp 10 Gen. Crook, and Asst.
Surgeon Patski.
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Tho Conference.

The members of the conference are
arriving - Bishop Bowman is 1t Mn.
Alderson's; Presiding Elder Riggin, al
Mrs. Story's; Rev. Clark Wright, 1t Mrs,
Longs; Rev. Mr.. Shipper, at Mrs. Mar
tins; Rev. Mr.. Duncan, 1t Mrs. Mays
and Rev. Mr.. Van Orsdel ct Mrs. Tracy's
Rev. Mr.. Hall of Aissoula may be de-
tanned by Indian troubles, and others an
expected 10 We 60 to press.
A subscription toward payment Of The
church debt is under way, ard We hope u
be able TO announce it's success 10 0ul
next issue.
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Niles City.

A letter from Miles City speaks very
encouragingly OF the prospects OF THIS
nI.os. Business IL improving, and stran'
eers are constantly arriving from the
EAT. Jno. Mccormick is building the
county jail, which promised early com
nletiop. Private Garry, whose shooting
Of : soldier We reported last week, hae
nesn turaed over 70 the civil authorities
vhila the sheriff had In custody for ex-
.m,nation several horse thieves and other
crimipais. Unless Judge Blake may de-
c;de "a hold court It Miles, oil prisoners
must be brought to bossmsn for tr'al-
but. q the Judge has been communicates
Win Il nav not pcoys necessary.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-08-02
The New Posts.

4 letter from Tongue River assures u
that while few of the steamers employed
can carry their freight up the Big Horn,
sufficient will DO landed at it's mouth
to supply the Post We ate also advised
that Genl Sherman disspproves the site
of the Tongue River Post, beng Of the
opinion it should be located upon the
Yellowstone, and that 1t should be chang.
ed In accordance with that idea.
Thirty-one applicants for the Fort
Custer leadership had filed their papers,
but a. the council had not been commence
ed, DO action had been taken.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-08-02
Tongue River Mail.

Upon completion Of the Baker City
ferry, now constructing by Messrs. Nc
Girl & Co., the route will change to the
opposite side of the river, which offers .
better road. Mail, which the Tongue
River Postmaster thinks was placed in the
sack st that place, was lately picked up
on the road and returned to that Office.
This is strange occurrence, and may ex.
plain the cause of the non receipt of let
tsrs of which We hear so much.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-08-02
Are We in DANGER 2

We pr. sent full details of the situation
lin Western Montana, giving all data re-
ceived up to time Of going to press. While
we cannot At present understand why the
Indians were permitted to escape, and
who they were, We must object to the
criticism of Howard and his officers in
|dulgcd il BY the correspondent of the
Independent. We know of no evidence
in support of such wholesale charges.
l he probable escape of the hostiles to the
Yellowstone is an important feature OF
the case, and although the circumstances
seem to point to pcaceab!e intention on
their part, our people should not relax in
vigilance. Our settlements may, indeed,
be endapgered-we are almost withou
troops, and have IS yet no militia organ.
ization. True, the I'd Cavalry may soon
bc here and by the time of its arrival the
situation may have 90 changed that the
Column will be retained here. However,
We owe It to ourselves to nove in our own
protection.
In addition. the following from the
Cheyenne Leader is of importance: Ut
is reported that several parties of Indians
are etealthily making their way north
from Red Cloud aud Spotted Tail Agen.
cies, and some fear that they intend con-
centrating on the Yellowstone during the
summer. Although these bands are
crossing the trails of Black Killers, they
are not molesting anyone. It is bclie:ed
that q union movement to attack General
Miles is on foot"
Gen. Sherman's order for return of the
Cavalry gives such leeway, that 1t will not
be operative In case of apparent necessity
for its retention below--consequently. we
should not depend loo much upon its ap-
pearsnce at Ellis
A conference of Major Walsh with
Sitting Bull at Wood Mountain was under
way between the 18th and the 25th, and
may result IN something positive regard
ing the fugitive band. But at present the
entire matter can hardly be understand
tngly considered - we can only counsel
vigilsnce and preparation.
Marshal Wheeler thinks the escaping
Indians are not hostile. and that they are
attempting to escape via Ocean Pass to
the Sheep Eaters country, where game is
and the white man 10 almost
unknown.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-08-02

Mr.. Daniel F. Beatty, Of Washington
N. j., the energetic and persevering man
ufacturer of the Beatty Piano and Golden
Tongue Psrlor Organs, deserves the high
at credit for having produced the most
nerfect musical instrument combined With
the utmost beauty and chastensss of do
sisn vet offered the musical public. Bee
his advertisement in another page. Address
Daniel r. Beatty, Washington, N. ].
3o-lk
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-08-02
The School HotaAA-

40o SCHOOL HOUSE.
The bids opened on the 2Sth were re-
jected and changes made in the specifics
tions-the requirement of cut stone CIV
ing way to boulder foundation.
The bids filed, IS nearly as we can OBJ,
tam data, were as follows:
Ohesnut, $ll,2A. Less $50 to e20(
upon change in specifications.
Bell, 81, 500.
--, 81, 500. Others not reported
The second opening took place on thu
LIST inst, resulting at follows:
J. c. Switxler, $4,000.
J. J. Tssker, 1880.
G.. Senieur. $l1.5OO
W. H. Tracy. $1l,49).
The plan cost 800, the bonds SIS, and
the ground, which is a high piece of
Main street, to the rear of Kay g furnitur,
factory, was purchased Of Mrs. Rouse fol-
$425. The award was not made as We
went to press.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-08-02

Jockeys.
The new establishment, known As Lock
ey's Giass Front, is now fitted up and
filled with choice lot of goods, which
will be sold at reasonable figures FOR
CASH or its equivalent If you don't find
what you want at other places, go to
Jockeys go there anyway. Fresh
Bread, Crackers, etc., - everything for
the freighters, miners, farmers and tray
oilers. Will buy, sell or trade. Farm
, produce taken in exchange for goods.
23stf
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RETURN OF THE COMMAMD-3OO 70 lOO
H0sT1LEs FOLLOWED AN
OTHER SCOTT
ETC. ETC.
Camp GIendive. i,

Camp Glendive,)
July, l9, 1877.
Our Battalion arrived here to dsv. Wher
last wrote you We were crossing tt
north side OF the river, aud were bound
ior fort Peck with 9Th Cavalry. Blu,
during the night OF the Sd, an order came
which stepped the crossing, and sent u,
ny steamer to Glendive, and thence t.
join Lazelle on the Little Missouri. HI
had sent in dispatches asking for Oavalr,
without delay. The next morning Capt
Ball, with H and G companies, I'd Caval
~ and Lieut.. Schofield, embarked upor
the Arkansas" and Capt. Tyler with
F company, followed upon another steam
er. The three companies left Glsndiv.
on the Sth, and marching to the Littl.
Missouri followed an Indian. trail two
days. We estimated the camp at 800 Il
100 without lodge poles running from u,
as rapidly as the extreme heat would per
nit. We followed as rapidly, but the,
succeeded in escaping across the river IN
to the bad lands, when, reduced to ont
days rations, we were obliged to return L
Lazelle, then on Beaver Greek. TIT
march was . terrible one through hor
rible country-all bad lands and alkal
water. flies, mosquitoes ard blazing sun
We were then ordered back to this camp
and Lazelle with his three compan:e, Of
LIST Infantry started for mouth of Ceda,
Creek, after sending the Battalion ED In
fantry, via Fort Lincoln, to Department,
OF the Lakes, Assistant Surgeon Brown
accompanying them. General Brisbin
ordered to reJoin US, met US here, as die
Lieuts. Jerome and McClernand. W.
now await further orders, and expect Il
return to the Little Missouri.
The 9TH Cavalry is now upon Sunday
creek. 20 miles from Tongue river.
Sitting Bull, we find, was at last report.
in the British Possessions, and the in.
formation received here to tho contrary
seems to have been unfounded W.
know of no hostlles around except the
band we followed.
CAVALRY.
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CRASH oppers.

The damage so far reported 10 seriou,
on the East and West Gallatin, Reese
Greek. Cottonwood, &C. Wherever the
pest has appeared, loss has followed
oats one-half; barley, total; wheat, one
third. Vegetables have suffered severely
and, though the fly parasite is killing the
9rasshoppers in large numbers, eggs are
being laid in many sections
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-08-02
Glendive.

This camp. now occupied BY the For
Ellis troops, il thus described BY the
Sioux City Journal:
Glend,ve is finely located on the north
bank of the river, opposite the mouth Of
0Iendiye creek, on beautiful plateau OF
prairie land, about three miles wide and
ak miles long, with fine looking buttes In
the rear. The buildings are of logs, GOV.
cred with turf, and Of . number and
caDacity to accommodate four companiea
of troops.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-08-02
Bishop Tuttls's Appointments.

The Bishop has 20 CHANGED his ap-
pointments that be will be able to remain
at HAMILTON Saturday night, August 4th,
and will hold service THERE at IL q. m :.
SUNDAY the 9th. He will reach BozE>
NAN during the afternoon, and preach 1t
st. James Church In the EVENING. This
course is suggested by Bishop futile that
Hamilton may have Sunday service, and
In courtesy TO Bishop Bowman, who 10
announced fvr that morning at BoSsuan.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-08-02

Benefits magic Cure'' for rheuma-
SIN. neuralgia or chronic pains in any
part Of the body, Is unquestionably the
best remedy ever used for complaints of
this character. We simply ask you to try
it and be convinced. Sold at the Drug
Houses IN Bczenan. Oily.
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RELIGIOUS.

Services at the N. E. Church each Sun
Iav 1t II q. m. and p. N. Sunday
sc6ool 1t $50 p. m. Prayer meeting each
thursday evening.
L. w. B. LONG, Pastor.
Rev. L. B. Orittenden, Presbyterian
hslds divine service each Sd Sabbath ir
The N. E, Church.
st, James Church.
Services each Sunday morning and
evening at the usual hours. Sunday School
Immediately after morning services.
Seats free and al. are invited to attend
THOMAS K. DfcKEY, Rector.
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DISSOLUTION.
N Office.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tina,
~ the copartnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned, doing business
in Bozeman. NJ T., under the firm.nsme OF
RICH & WILSON,
Is dissolved by mutual consent. L. 8.
Wilson will pay all debts due by the late
firm, and.is hereby authorized to make
collections of all accounts due to it.
L. 8. Wilson will conduct the bust.
ness at the old stand, and We bespeak for
him the same liberal patronage that has
always been extended to tho arm.
CHARLES RICH.
L. 8. WILSON.
BozEAAN, NJ. +. June Dad, 1877.
All persons knowing themselves In.
debted to the late firm of Rich & Wilson
are requested to call and settle without
delay. Statements of accounts will be
made out, as rapidly IS possible, and, to
save costs, l trust there will be NO delay in
settlement.
L. 8. WILSON.
BozEMAN, June sd, 1877. I34tf
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-08-02

Buy two and half yards of cloth and
have your pants made to fit, by
THOMAS CODY, the Tailor,
next door to Strasburger & Sperllng. 32-4t
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ROxemam Market Report.
AR0CERIHA.

VoOA0WA~Ss
Sugar, 5000. Coffee. 33l CENTS;
s s:ss:' a ri )! Ham, 49, s''''d$ 90
Peaches, 2O@22} Dried Currahts. 20;
Dried Grapes, 90 Dried Pears. 22@24;
Beans, 8sl0 Fresh Corn Neal, Q; OAt
Meal, 10; Hominy. II.
Bright Navy tobacco, 66@000 black, IS
|@85. Tsas-Jspan 66@75. Young Hyson
|S0@l Is. Imperial 95@1 %, Gunpowder
|3l@1 40. Salt &c. Brooms e5@1 30.
Pickles. s gallon keg. sea 50; Rope,
|l7@l8c,; Syrup, 8 gallon kegs, e7@7 so.
Candles, 10 80 per box; Soap, IS 50@9
|peS box OF 60 bs.
PRODUCE.
Flour, XXX, per sack, $5.5o@s; oats,
23c = ID. .s--. Is e..
Potatoes, 1c per 10 Butter. s5@a0 pss
H.; Egg, $50 per dos, Cheese, 20 PR
ID.
Drisi Apples. Salt Lake, 49,; Caliior.
mia, 20, New York. %. a,.
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A fine quality of (Bottled) St. Louis
Lager Beer and Bass Ale just received at
[25tfl PONSFORD'S.
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aALLATM COUNTY MILITIA
Fall inl

A company of Cavalry is now forming,
and the roll is receiving general sigma.
lure. The Governor has been notified.
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Try that Blake Whisky at Ponsford's

az Job Lots IF Clothing. Hats. Caps
&C., at Cost. T. BRUNETT.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-08-02

ca A good quality of Seasoned Lum-
Der of all kinds. in quantities to suit pur.
|chgscys. T. BRUNETT.
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Of Bishop Tuttle.

Appointments Of Bishop Tuttle.
August sd-Friday, Radcrsburg.
August 5th-X Sunday after Trinity
Hamilton. II g. M, Bozeman, 8 p. m.
9-Thursdsy, 8 p. M, Bear Creek.
XXI 8. after Trinity, II .. m.
and p. m. Bozeman.
August l3-Monday, s p. M, Gallatin.
14-Tuesaay. 6p. NJ, Pony.
Wedn esdsy, 8 p. m. Sterling.
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All persons indebted to me are request
ed to call and settle as soon as possible.
1 need the money in my business"
1S-tf T. BRUNETT,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-08-02

The finest quality of Liquors of all
kinds, at wholesale and retail, at T. Bru-
|nett's. % If
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from the Command
TaAT CROSSING THE INN -.
G I,,TT1 !s, TROOPS UPON THE
LITTLE MIssOURI-2d CAV.
AIRY NAY WINTER Al.
TONGUE RIVER

Especial to CouR1En.)
On board steamer Rosebud ,
Mouth Tongue River
! reached here yesterday. 1 A. r:ou..t.
81 oy you. have investigated the matte,
o .. '1e report that Sitting Bull had crossrd
sne hne about the first of this month
=. mat the dispatches:to that effect nuh
l'sned in the COURIER were supported b,
news received here by Gen. Miles. n,
news from the command since II .t.,t.,
out On the 4th and 9th. Companies F {,
ana d I'd Cavalry and one company ~
cavalry and six companies of Infsntr,
form the column commanded BY M.io
4a.e'le, LIST Infantry, nov. following Al
1no'an trail on the Little Missouri, Gen
hfisoin and Lieut.. Jerome started to.da,
20 )o'n them, aud the former VIII ,s,um.
me command upon arrival.
1t is reported here, and pener.llv be
lleved, that the Fort Ellis Battalion q
GaYalry. will winter at this Cantonment
OLD GUARD.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-08-02

Domestic and Imported Cigars, whole
sale and retail, at T. BruDett's. 22tf
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All persons indebted to US are requested
to call at our meat market, in the Brick
Block two doors east of Rich & Wilson's.
land make settlement before the first of
June next, as the business cannot be con.
Iducted without money.
t26. II. MAJOR & CANNIS.
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A WORD TO Cash BUYERS.
Ellis g. Davis

Are receiving the largest stock of goods
ever brought to Bozeman. They assure
the people of Gallatin county they
will sell CHEAPER FOR CASH than
any other house in BOzeman will
or can. They do not quote prices,
as that is useless. Call and ex.
anime the goods and consid-
er tie low prices, and you
will decide that they =,
MEAN BUSINESS.
ELLIS g. DAVIS.
L3S-tf]
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h6 Sour mash whisky at Odell's Hall.

Blake Whisky and Imported Cigars
lust received at P0nsford's. 22tI
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FOB MISSOULA/
Second Cavalry Ordered There.
L 90. to 90 Immediately.

General Sherman upon receipt of dis.
patches regarding the Missoula danger
ordered tho transfer to Western Montana
of the entire Battalion I'd Cavalry. The
companies reported by US as at Glendivt
will reach here in about three weeks, un
less the order may have reached there
after departure upon the contemplated
scout.
L Co., Capt. Norwood, now due here
with Gen. Sherman, will move without
delay for the set ne of action, and the
remaining three companies will follow
unless the danger may have passed owe,
before their arrival at Ellis.
Temperance Lecture.
By Rev. Clark Wright, on Tuesday
next. at 8 p. M, at the NJ. E. Church
Admission free.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-08-02

If you want good suit of clothes made
and warranted to fit, call on
THOMAS CODY, the Tailor,
one door east of Strasburger & Sporting,
Main street, Bozemsn. j2.4t1
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-08-02

DT Work Horses, Mares, and Mules.
at low figures, for sale by
13tf T. BRUNETT.
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Try Blake Whisky at Ponsford's and
you will always take 1t. 22tf
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@St. LOUIS Imperial at Odell's Hall.

If you want drink of good Beer. try
Ponsford's St. Louis Bottled Lager. est