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tured hOrses and mules.

Sheridan is reported rs believing ''there
will not he, in strictly military sense, an
active campaign; that no trouble of q seri-
Gus nature need be apprehendcd, AMI that
the troops will principally direct their up
erations against the predatory bands of
Indians who have been roaming through
the cOuutrv''
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Revenue.

Collector Fuller notifies those liable to
license fees in our collmns to-day. Read,
and act accordingly.
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THE FORCE.

will be commanded by Gen. Miles. an
VIII consist of 900 men, as follows:
II Cos. 9TH Cavalry, via. Fl. Butor,
and Missouri River,
4Co's. LIST Infantry, up Yellowstone b,
boat.
4 Co.'S 2nd Cavalry, (32O men) from
Ellis.
6Co's. 18th Infantry, up Yellowsson,
by boat.
8 Cos. 81 Infantry, now at Tonsu,
River and GleE,live.
III Cos. OH l. sntry, now at Tongu,
River and Glendivc.
THE PROSPECT.
This command has been formed II til,
special instance of Gen. Sheridan, who
asserts the belief THAT with this force anc
continuation Of the policy of dismount
ing and dsarming at the Agencies, he
trels that the submission or pun
ishmcnt of the hostiles yet out will be-
accomplished.
THE POLICY,
According to the New York Herald and
the Cheyenne Leader, will be offcns We
and extensive preparations are being
made to place at Gen. Miles command all
the necessary troops and supplies as early
as possible, so as TO enable him to strike
the hostile chiefs before they can
rec"pera'c their ponies and collect their
suppli' of buffalo meat IN the spring.
The base of operations will be the
Tongue River Post, aud to that point
animals and supplies have been for some
time pushing forward.
Our dispatches state that s'the Presi-
dent indicates no special line Of action
until the settling down to work of his
but be does not think there will
be airy change in the Indian policy. His
feelings are directed toward humanitarian
view of the question. fully recognizing the
just rights of the red men,
DIsMoUNTING THE SIOUX.
On the 2Sth nit. the following circular
was addressed 10 the Indian Agents by
the Secretary of the Interior, endorsed by
the War Department.:
"Civll agents at all the Sioux agencies.
except the Spotted Tail and Red Cloud,
will hereafter be allowed to exercise en-
tire control Of the distribution of all goods
and supplies to the Indians present at
their res pectiye agencies, with the under
standing that no supplies Of rat ons or
goods shall be Issued to any Indians or|
their families who have been engaged in
hostllities against the Government until
they shall lave been arrested and dis
mounted. AS far as lies in their power,
agents will assist the military in the dis
,overy, arrest, and dismounting of Indians
who, after taking part in hostIIi,ies, have
to agencies, and in preventing
Indians at agencies from joining or giving
'elicf or information to the hostiles. The
sbove regulation will take effect at the
Spotted Tail ard Red Cloud agencies as
soon as civil agents shall haye been ap-
)ointco thcreto.'
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ca Good, Dry Cord Wood-Pine'. ant
Quakingssr-delivcred on hort:notice.
13tf T. BRUNEVr.
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Cpnle again, David.
HOllOwav'e Pills

The most powerful existing medicine
for the cure Of female complaints. Fifty
yeArsexperienre, incontestably prove these
remedies unrivallcd for the disorders IN
cldental to the SITTER sex. No family
should be without them. They may be
taken by young and old, as they will
restore health when every other means
proves unsuccessful. % cents per box or
pot
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-29
CIark'S Fork.

The charcoal contract for the smeltel
has been awarded to Ed. Ilib6ard at 1G1s
nts per bushcl. Operations wi be com
menced at a, a. early day.
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Philadelphia Weekly Times.
We have the FIRST number of this the
largest paper published in the United
States. 1t promises to prove valuable,
Origina! publication, and is we'll adapted
to Montana readers.
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n0r Work Horses, Mares, Mules. ant
Harness, at low figures, for sale by
13tf +. BRUNETT,
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Popular illustrated book 26opages)on
MASuooD! 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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l. o. o. F..

Western Star Lodge, No. 4.
N G.-Ben. F. Bisel. Tr.-J. F. Speth
V. Cd Basi,ski. VII Il. Calfec
II. S.-A. D. McPhcr- C.-John Stevens.
son |. G.-L. Clark.
Z. Sc NJ Tracey.
Meets at Odd Fellows Hall every Mon.
day evening at ~ O'clock. Is If
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-29

] am selling out at cost my stock of Cal
f)rn,a Blankets, Overcoats and Clothing of
all kinds. Also my large stock of Hats, Gaps,
Home made Buck Gloves, &c. &C., all of
which will sell strictly at cost. Call and
satisfy yourselves before purchasing else
where. I17tf1 T. BRUNETT.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-29

Who sold trader that barrel of rum,
which Lieut.. D"ane couldn't make burn
until he had mixed it with gallons of
coal-oil? Don't all speak at once!
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-29

JackSon's Wonderful Oil does not burn
or blister, and requires no rubbing.
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RELIGIOUS.

Services at the NJ. f. Church each Sun
day at IL a. m. and Z D. m. Sunday
school at $50 p. m. Prayer meeting each
Thursday evening.
L. w. Is. LONG, Pastor.
Rev. L. 3. Crittcnden. Presbyterian,
holds divine service each 81 Sabbath in
the NJ. Z. Church
st. James Church.
Services each Sunday morning and
evening at the usual hours. Sunday School
Immediately after morning services.
Seats free and all are invited To attend.
THOMAS +. DICKEY, Rector
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ca A good quality of Seasoned Lum-
Der of all kinds. 10 quantities to suit pur
chasers. r. BRUNElT.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-29
Montana Bacon.

Jackson's Wond. rful Oh! cures Muscu
lar rheumatism.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-29

A number of our citizens have tried
Jackson's Wonderful Oil and recommend
Ii very highly.-Iadisonian.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-29

The finest lot Of home-cured bacon We
have seen for long time Was sold to
Rich and Wilson lately by Chas. Arceny
Esq. 1t is good enough to eat.
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Presbyterian Service.

Jackson. the renowned Chiropodist
will soon br here.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-03-29

Jackson $ Wonderful Oil is eff, ctiYe for
all paths and aches requiring external ap-
plcatiOn.
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Query.

CT job Lots IF Clothing. Hats, Caps
&C., at Cost T. BRUNETT.
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And-SO-FOrth.

Jackson's Wonderful Oh cures Lam
Rack
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Local Matters.
Crowded Out.

BY editorial blundcr, Vesuvius' reply to
James IL. Mills of d, or Lodge. Next
week.
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Contracted Cords and Stiff Joints Sur
render to jackson s Wonderful Oil.
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ca Bass & Co.'S, Ale Odell e Hall.
Original Matter

We publish an original poem on our
first page, written by al old resident of
Bozeman, but now of St. Louis. Mo.
This week we give place ip our columne
TO an interesting grasshopper letter, from
Matt. w. Anderson, now OF Colorado.
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To Dairymen.

Jackson's Wonderful OIL cures Neural
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BLACkSMlTHING.
4. 0. BRAWNER.
;OZEMAN, +: MONTANA.

We have started a Blacksmith Shop,
object, to make living. Place Of bust
ncss-Annis' old and, Main Street. Boze-
man. Charges reasonable. Satisfaction
guaranteed. and share of public patron
age respectfully solicited.
A. o. BRAWNER.
Bozeman, March %, 1877.
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GEND 25c. to G. P. ROWELL b Coz
y New York. for Pamphlet o 100 page
containing lists of 5000 newspapars, and
Estimates showing the cost Of sdveztisi1e,
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1@ Sour mash whisky at Odell's Hall
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IN GENERAL

Inc report Is repeated from Winni.
peg. Manitoba. that Sitting Bull has gone
70 the British Posseskions With loo cap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-09
ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY.

The St Andrews Society hold Its regular prepara-
tory meeting at Dclmonico's, Madison square, last
evening Aher organising for business the members
informed by Mr.. James Brand, tho president
that tho annual festival and dinner would at
Demonico's on tho evening OF tho Both inst, when
the officers who elected last night would DO IN
stalled Thoy are as foows:-Jamcs Brand, Prcsi-
don't; John $. Kennedy, First Vice President;
Walter Watson. Second vice President; Bryce
Gray, Jonn Patton. John Sloane, William
Robert Dinwddio, Treasurer; John Mackay Secretary
William Gordon, Assistant Secretary; William NJ.
Taylor, d. D., William ormiston, ID. D., chaplains;
DR.. X. Colviilc, Physician.
The following ommttocs wero then elected for tho
year:-Standing COMMUNICATION Norrio John 7.
Johnson, Robert Gordon William Wood and Samuel
Mclean. Committee Of Accounts-James NJ. Nor
rison James NJ. Muir, Allan Campbell, John A. Had
den and Alexander Stuart. Committee Inslalla-
tion--Thomas Henderson and ID. NJ. Crerars.
The report OF tho Treasurer the year Just ended
showed that tho income tor that period 81 6l5 52
the disbursements Tor charitable purposes, 5000
The value OF tho socetys present funded properly
was $40, 600; Its present market value u $36 00O.
AItcr tho adoption OF the report tho mooting adj
iourncd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-09
WOMAN'S MISSION.

Tho celebration Of tho nth anniversary Of tho
womans Missionary Association Of tho diocese OF
Long Island, was begun yesterday morning In ST.
Peters Protestant Episcopal Church. State street,
Bond, Brooklyn. Bishop Liltiejohn not being
present. Bishop Carkson, OF Nebraska. was elected to
preside. Bishop Morris, of Oregon and Washington;
Bishop Vail, Of Kansas, and Bishop Extraordinarily,
Of CHINA occupied seats In the chancc. Rev. Mr..
Leonard OF tho Church OF the Rcdccmor, Brooklyn,
read the report OF the secretary, Ph9be Hagncr II
forth That tho work OF the association had boon
greatly extended and membership Increased An adj.
dress was delivered by Bishop Vail Of Kansas the oldest
bishop present, In which bc spoke In very com
men,ary terms OF the work OF the association, and
urged the members TO continue doing good Al tho
close Of tho Bishops remarks collection taken
up and tho sacrament OF tho Lords supper admins.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-09
THE TICHBORNE CLAIMANT.
REMOVAL or oRToS TO PoBrsEA PRISON.
From the London Times

REMOVAL or oRToN TO PoBrsEA PRISON.
From the London Times
Thomas Castro, alias orion, removed from
Dartmoor TO Portsea on Friday. October 10. Every
possible precaution taken to prevent tho fact
from becoming known. lie conveyed before day
light In closed from Prncctown to the waysids
station OF Horrabridgc, In charge OF two chief ward.
crs and taken thence In third class compart
mont OF a Southwestern train. Castro hand
cuncd and wore tho usual convict drcsa lie arrived
mt Portsmouth at nineteen minutes past FRI
day afternoon and conveyed to the convict prisa
at Portsoa, well had tho been kept tina
neither tho railway officials at Landport nor th'
wardcrs nj tho prison were aware OF the
celebrity OF tho individual with whom they
brought In contact. Tho reason for tho
health OF mo convic, neither has boon made MS rc-
ported IN the ordinary course OF convict routine Tho
tact Is that Castro did not get on well with the prison
officials at Dartm0or. He full Of complaints and
grievances, and was frequently being punished tor in
subordination In thcse circumstances II was deter
roundngA Though convici has lost eight
his Incarceration In Ncwgato he enjoys good health,
and since his removal has even boon cheerful Tho
Portsea Prison Is a manufacturing Establishment,
the inmates bong Tor tho most part ongagcd upon
the public works IN the neighoorh.od rhere are,
however twenty men who employed rs taora
In making and mondtng the convicts' clothes, and
10 the number OF these Castro VIII DO added.
Al Dartmoor no Entrusted with sowing machinej
but there Is only at Portsea, and that Is on.
gagged, no will DO compelled TO do hts tailoring with
tho needle Tor some umo He Is, however, by no
means novice with the noodle and on his arrival he
exhibited tho clothes In which he was dressed as
spcctmcn of his handiwork flo has been promised
the machine tho arst time II IN NJ liberty From thu
momcnt oil his entering his now ycsidcncc he was
put on tho extra dietary scale In consequence OF
Tho somewhat circumscribed space at tho Portsea
Prison Castro will not DO allowed the privilege,
which no enjoyed at Dartmoor, Of taking his rsguis
uon exercise by hmso but will BE- compelled " take
his walks with Tho rcst OF Tho fnmataA Yesterday
morning, previous to.attend,ng masa, no made h,a
nrst appearance In the exercise arounda Ho iormod
part tho ordinary sootsons oil throo and appeared
10 DO tho boss 81 terms with the rsss Of ths
convlcta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-09
STANLEY IN AFRICA.
THE FIELD OF MISSIONARY wonK WHICH H
HAS OPENED.

The FIELD OF MISSIONARY WORK WHICH H
HAS OPENED.
From the Memphis (renn.) Appeal, Nov 81
Stanley's splendid discoveries In Africa have
aroused the trading spirit al the world He has
found shat the Congo whose not far dis
tant from the Nile, has . course OF 2, 900 miles. A
vast extent OF the surface OF Central Africa, which
our maps had long presented u burning verdureesa
desert, Is fruitful country. producing immense
wealth; and u can all DO reached by tho Congo The
river ID interrupted by falls but Il Ia o grand means
Of reaching large portion OF the very
centre OF Africa, Notwithstanding Its existence
throws the interior Of a gigantic continent
open TO commerce, and already tho CONNER.
cal world Is asking how the splendid opening revealed
by the en,erprisng Stanley be made productive OF
dollars. The religious world also asking wnai
they do with this grand opportunity Tor Christian
effort II they will teach tho negroes wear cotton
Shirts those search Of dollars will help them 70 90
all they can. Tho Humanitarian naturally asks what
will be the tate OF the thousands who will be brougnt
contact with the white Must they perish be-
fore him, 80 the Indans are doingf Missionaries will
tell them what good religion the white people have
will they show them good white people the product OF
that rogionf Money viii be raised 70 send teachers
to talk-how often such efforts have Jailed to make
sny return proportionate 20 tho money and labor
expended Would It not DO better this tima
instead Of sending people talk to The natives about
tho superiority OF our religion, TO send them spec
mems OF that religion IN action-men and women who
arc just true full Of charity, forbearng unss1sh and
goods There Ia already discussion TO who Will make
the most dollars by the newly discovered country and
fears expressed that The English will the better
Of because their Tree trade system will enable them
take readily tho products OF the country; but with
us those products Will often have 70 be refused
count Of our heavy import duties France, Belgium,
Italy as well as England and the United States, are
discussing how trade can be introduced into tho new
country and fortunes from IL be made in tho old.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-09
JOHN BROUGHAM.

Mr. Brouaham still romans In very critical condi-
tion Hts yscian stated last night thatf thero 10
chango Tor the better in tho course Of the next
throo days the fears OF his friends will be justi
lod Anxious aud Kind inquiries mado by u
large circle OF friends NJ his residence Irving place,
and every thing has been dono that medical skill can
suggest 10 restore the patient
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-09
PAUPERS IN REVOLT.

Warrants we're issued by Justice Davis, In Jersey
City, yesterday, Tor tho arrest OF the turbuIcns
paupcrs who iod the revolt in tho county amshouso
At snake Hill on Wednesday. Some OF tho inmates II
appears, grumbIod Mt the quality OF tho soup and
dashed several mugs OF II the wardon's assist
ants. The warden himself had his right hand terribly
bitten while endcavorng TO remove arefractory woman
TO COLI Michael Cough. a Waterman, was fcarfuily
burned In tho abdomen by red hot poker IN tho
hands OF a paupcr named Anton Massa There arc
nearly seven hundred Daupcrs In tho almshousa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-09
A HIGH PRICED SWEEPING.

Mr.. John n Dolcm,es, the present member Of Assem-.
bly, from the Sixth dmr,ct Of Kings county will sweep
tho street and sidewalk In front OF Deputy sheriff
Rossngsytens house, Schools street, near Leonard
street, Williamsburg, tomorrow morning and viii b
paid 500 for his work.
This done TO carry out contract mado anterior "a
the election, and 10 consequent upon tho election Of
General Isaac J. Cathn District Attorney. Hac
Winchester Britton been reelected Rosongarlcn wou<
have performed tho Same work Tor Dclomisr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-09
BOY MISSING.

Thrco months ago Mr.. and Mra Cannon, OF Troy,
N. Y, placed their son Charles, aged eight years. In
charge OF woman whom they know MS Mary Gil
medical treatment Since then they have heard
nothing Of either and uro alarmed Tor tho safety Of
the boy An accurate description both was yestcr
day placed the hands OF tho pol by the distressed
Yarnn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-09
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES
Titiens worth $25O,O00.
rha Now York dino are being Initiated else
where
George Faa cett Rowo and wife have returned from
Europe.
Thompson.
PATHS Milan performances arc said to DO her own
private speculation
Adelaide Neson is announced to play In Germany
and Italy In April May June, and In Paris In Sep
tcmber
At her benefit In San Francisco Miss Kellogg
ccivcd l07 floral tributes, nfty-eght OF which
baskets and other large designs.
The London Circus is packed nightly. Next week
two Egyptian artists, who said to be clever,
TO BIO added 10 the attractions
Mr.. ID. IL Harkns takcs his benefit tonight
Richard III. at the Eagle Theatre. On Monday tho
Lydia Thompson troupe reproduce "Robnson Cru
soon
II will not be forgotten that tomorrow Dr. Damrosch
gives his third symphony matn6o at steinway Hail.
Tho programme embraces selections from Goldmnrk,
Meyerbecr, schubert, Brahms, Wagner and Beethoven
Mr. G. II. Dittman has assumed tho management OF
the Oratorio society Of New YORK. Tho irst concert
will take place November Is, at Steinway Hall.
'Judas Maccabeus' will BIO gwen with Dr. Damrosch.
his orchestra and several excellent artists
the mites oil humanity now on exhtbition At tho cor
OF Fourteenth street ana Fifth doubt
less tho greatest curiositics In the city. Tho
question among the word players whether they
shall attend i'm Incidentally or im.midgetly.
Mr. s. G. Pratt gave tho second or his piano recitas
at Chickerng Hall yesterday afternoon In the pres
cnce OF apprcciasivc audience. Tho programme
was nearly tho Same his irst appearance, but
was performed moro smoothly than then, SO lar rs
tho pianist concerned, and afforded greater salts
faction to critical ears. Mr.. Pratt has unqucstion-
ably been conscientious student, and Will take rank
among tho best OF native pianists.
Three grand Brgno concerts TO be. given at tho
Academy OF Music, commencing on Friday, tho 10th
OF November Tho eminent tenor will DO assisted by
several artists by Gilmorcs Band. Great prcpa-
rations being made for tho evont the particulars
OF which will DO made known In a few days Miss
Lillian Norton, OF Boston, and Mss Sallio Robcr
among the attractions On Thursday, tho 18th inst,
Gilmore and Brignoli give a concert at Philadelphia
Tho following Is tho cast OF tho LADY Of Lyons"
In which MISS Mary Anderson will mako her first APP
pearance In New York next Monday Pauline, Mary
Anderson; Nine. Doschapelcs, Mrs. Louisa Eldridgo;
Widow. Melnottc, Mrs. Mary Hill; Claude, Mr.. EDen
Piympton 10y tho courtesy OF MI. Lester Wallack):
causcant, Mr. j. w. Summers; Gaavis Mr. George
Books; Colonel Damas, Mr.. II. b. Norman; NJ. Dos-
chapeIes, MT John Moore; Gaspar, Mr.. Frederick
Fcnton; Jabat Mr.. Edward Marble; tho notary, Mr..
McA rtn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-09
A PASTORAL DINNER PARTY.

Rev. Father MacdowoIl, Of ST. Agnes Church, en-
tertaincd distinguished party NJ dinner yesterday.
Among tho guests were His Emincncc Cardinal Mo-
Cioskcy Mayor Ely, Rev. Drs Langcake and Donnclly,
Bishop Lynch, OF Charleston; Father Farrell, McssrA
Bryan, Solomon aud others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-09
STOLEN PROPERTY RECOVERED.

Mr.. A. d. Wheeler OF Providence, II. l., was robbed
on the night OF the 9Th inst OF horse, buggy and
harness, and suspicion rested on william DENNIS and
James i.arney, who had been in his service. The
stolen property recovered In this city yesterday
bv Detectives Korns and Wolscy, and the men,
DENNIS aud Larney, were arrested and locked up to
answer for tho theft
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-09
JAIL DELIVERY.


WgsrcHEsrgR Pa, Nov. 8, 1877.
Thrco prisoners broke out OF tho Chester County
jail yesterday Two OF them wore recap ured, but the
third, Albert Barton, coIorcd, is still ut largo