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An .at relating !a tls in,sa.e of capitol stost by
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ANAtfEA AAhts An Act relating ta tho HrFsasB af capitol stnek hy
 iailuiad Companies, he t enHrtrd by inc S,tiatB and iinusr Of Ilfpre
 ssniallN's lu General Ahssmhiy ruuyruedi Rse Whenever any milruai enmpauy shall de- sifr ta lnensso iis capitol stock q shall make al pllratiun tn the railruat commissioners in writing HptllnH Ibrtli the amount iu which, Anl the pur pGsfs fnr which Il H drain tn make such inrrrass Mhsrrupun the commissioners shall nN time and place for hearing 5urh application, and rquiru such hniien thereof Co ba given they shall dnet reasonable.
 h's Tho commissioners shall mako finding ni all 'bt 'Hsfuiial ihrts pnsenthl n thriu u regunl tp Hiif pr posed increase of capital stock. and port the sAHiG tO the next HAssnn of the general assembly, with recommendation whether sufh increase should hn allowed nr not, Rud. if allowed the manner in vii h and terms upnn which such stack should br issucd.
 hcr 4 Ah railroad company shall lnrrpRsu ltH cap itnl stuck except by special authority ut thc gpFr' hl asHemhly, nor shall nurh authority hp layru rs. erpt npiu The recommendation of Inc railroad commissioners as hrruiu provided.
 Snr tt shall not bu nrewsary for th" pnNis' ions Of this urt tu be arrepted by any railroad coln pany before inc same shall become operative. as m amendment tO thr charter nf such company. Ere All n"ts and partE of acts inconsistent hcrr' with arr hereby repealed.
 Approved March go, ls7s.
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ORGAN
PIANO BcaUtiiul Concrlt Grand Pi.
 an Js price Sl6Ou only S1)5

PIhE0 BcaUtitul ConcrIt Grand pi- ORGAN - an 'S price SlGOu only S425 ------- (uIelb Gnand square PanoS pllc, $i lOb only 3355. Elegant Upright Piaros, price ts, 0 on.y 5lj5. New Style Upri!hL Pianos SIP 30 Or gans S%j. ur4Lns F 2.ols $725u. hurch OI- shns lG stops price sjyO only SIS. Elegant 537j Mirror Top Organs. only SlO5. Buyers come aud see Inc al home if uIu lot aS replestn- tid, k. R. Fare paid both ways and Pla"0 or Ui- gan Giv"n Tree. Large Hist. Newspaper with
 Inch information 'bout cost of Pianos X Organs sent flee. Please addless DANIEL r. BEATTY, Wash ington, New Jersey.
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cHAPTEE cxr.

An Act reiating to returns Of Savings Banks. Be 1t er5 eted by fhs senate and House of Repre-
 sentatises iH General Assembly, convened.
 Sec The trg4surer of eaeh savings hank. on or before tho first day of October in each year. and
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tce a week in your own town. S5 Outfit free, pUO No risk Reader, if you want business al which persons of either sex can make great pay all the time they work, write for particulars to H. HALLETr X Co.,, Portland Maine.
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House Bill No. II
 CHATTER CNII.

An Act in amendment of an act concerning Public
 Charitable and Reformatory Institutions Be it enacted by the senate and House of Represen-
 tatiVes in General Assembly convened:
 That section eighteen of chapter i've title eight of the revised statutes be, and the same is amend ed so as to read as follows:
 Five thousand dollars shall be annually paid from the treasury to the General Hospital society of Connecticut, and the same sum to the Hartford HO pitGl, to be expended under the direction of the governor and the managers of said institu- tions respectively for the support of charity pa tients and so used as to benefit the different towns, as they may from time to time make appli- cation: report of which expenditure shall be made annually to the general assembly.
 Approved March 27, 1878.
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House Bill No. 312.l CHAPTER CXIV

An Act in addition to an act concerning the Terms
 Of the Supreme Court of Errors Be it enacted by the at and House of Represen
 tatiyes in General Assembly convened: Sc1 Terms of the supreme court of errors shall he held annually in Fairfield cnunfy on the third t lbcr.
 Sec So much of the first section of an act in re- lation to the terms of court arpraTe June I9 1876 as provides that said terms shall te held in the mouths of January and September. k hersIy re- paaied.
 Sac All process made rcturnabie to the second Tuesday 0f september. Ts7S shall not alata, but slisIl be caAxdercI and taken as returnabe to the fot1rth Tuesday of October. ISIS. Approved March 17 ISIS.
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CHATTER CXIII.

An Act relating to Receivers Of Savings Banks Be it enacted by the senate and House of Repre-
 sentatiyes in General A sembly convened:
 That it shall be the duty of all receivers of sa- wings banks heretofore hl,pointed or who may hereafter be appointed to include in the report re- quired by law to be made by them to the bank commissioners. statement in detail of the expen- ses incurred by them in the administration of the affairs n. such bank, including an estimate of the amount which they will ask the superior court to allow for Their own services during the time cov- cred Dy such report; and the first statement here after made by such receivers shall include in de tail as aforesaid, such expenses and estimate l charges for the whole period of time elapsed since their appointment.
 Approved March 27 IS7s
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0aanaf f nlulfal by fhs bsuI fomnisstaiefs stii ifausnlii Co thrH . ssarn staiHmsnt nf iis fnA iitiqii HgyuH ihr faf fslRss e,isi and msFsft ssss al e. ass is snl aHssfus la Ah pzrti nlars nsliiinai iA ihr apnuai siateHisAls uf hank aud lfist ettpanita i3 saitl r,iHiuiAsisutIa.
 hse sstllp tsp, rii'n'eF itj hts pi the pub llr ais at iai1 is ieFthF frpralsd
 Approved AAf,h 1s iHia
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Are the most effective and congenial pur- gativc ever dis covered. They are mild, but e fife ctual in their op era tion, moving the bow Is surely and without pain- Although gen. tie in their op- nratinn they
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H1 can make moury iaster at work for ns than SsB at anything, ri'e. Capital not requirol wo
 will start you sl2 DOT day at home made by the iniusrous. Men. women, boys and girls wanted everywhere tp work for ns Now k inc time. Costly outfit aud terms free. Address, True X Co., Aulug'n Alrine
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More than two hundred of these beds arc in use ill Bethel and Danbury, and far we know every one is giving the most perfect satisfaction. Recent important improvements now render them better than ever, and we make the following special offer. We will put up any number of these beds for five dollars each cash ani warrant every one to give the most entire satisfaction or refund the money. We will deliver them and fit them properly anywhere within the towns of Bethel. Danbury, BroOkfcld. Newtown, or Red ding at the shortest notice. The price has always been sevsn to eight dollars according to location. The above special offer fig in view of the hard times. In sending orders rle lse give the width of the bedstea !, inside measurement. Now to all who want to be nap y We say, buy the Branchyille Spring Bed. Address
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 sag | Damagf dem by dlrs t5 shfp ar laInlis or rattle pntigt t1 ihr sGtHarimn ni ttt sfhetu % to haya hern auuHitfrl iu ilar iieu- h u1 pnil by snrh tlsH aud it may n1Y ? fa,sA A da ti- Asts Whgl paft, lFtiil thu own rpr hHtEr ni rur q dDa nr tlUss iI Ta | uts pl Hrl town. ul fI fN owner ur uNnrIs HhHll unth rrHI uttauI ina iuWp in Wliir ihe hsluagH Waa ilur, tHff saHt srh lr men nay aalilAbf Htiit Rt.usl hH taMu p towns whrrr autrit uNti"r uF avn #lCe, Hulrt s euph owner nT uNuatH pr aurh uiWu uF EGt us sbhaii on untino Py tt tLa tIrffu ,rul tH. tuWn sA, P such daHaga Was done tl, altlW uf sfp I tuIu- ago ani any town which shall ! Q ai 1 grl ta pay my laiiagp as rfsHl4, may lrrutl Ihr amnu4t thrrpnf from ilr uWhur ur 0Wutfa ut tIu ai E ur dul,s doing Enrl damage,
 Sec a Every prfsou ile owner kupaF ur bar bonr 0l my hns nF dogs, Ahal ulhrr kill said das Er dogs, Hr muzsH thr sant' tb Ile ag rI tEce uf tho Splopimln uE the town wherein said dng or dogs am owpfd nr kept uutil snch tlmt hs said Ftrrtlnrn shall urtirf slid mug2lr umnfed f ID said dog ar dogs Any penlp who ahait ise ur neglect tO comply Wlth the conditions uf this art shall bc subject tO tho fines and penalties con tainod u sNtun a,N of lhiH art
 Sc, c. The Hrlerturn of every town in this state shall immediately on the pRssaga hf this Ert or ls soon ar the same shall come o their knpwl. edge, post nntlre in every school district in tho town wherein faid scuctlupn reaida, setting forth all the rqlinsnrniH of tnis law Wllh all the bu"H and penalties for nnn-cuInptiAurr with thr Fainr.
 S,'. 10. That any pciTiun OF per uns wl3n s,tall kill any lu{ or iuss rgistrY as li1rsaid slllll unless such kiHug br juslidablo. ln the pFn;ortiun of lif property bu ilgblr tp tIu OWIrr ur own. CTS ufsurll hg 1r dogs, in au 0ctna Of daiffEri. on this stBtutc for the full Y.u of surh 'os or 'dole, such yalua to be cFiabilshnl Dy rumpeteut 4ovidencc and also he liable to prusc.atiun upon rthe complaint ul grand juror ni the town w!Irr' , tho owner OF krngTr ot Suca d1} ur drs rh ll p reside and shall uu cuuyrinu, he hnrd not nlnir. than seven dollars or imprisoned nut morn than . thirty days, or bnth.
 Sec. IT, All nets and parts of acts Inconsistent herewith arc hereby rrpaalcl
 Approved March 27. 1o7s.
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An Aei susreaiinB riiHptr eiRhiyfight uf the
 rulit Acts al is,l, halug Hu e4 ,u Wiaiuu Co
 hty,ngs iAHkH
 il it'ugutfA by thN ReuAto und House nf haprs
 HruNtista tu nrurrl Arsr Hhiy FpiN,hd
 Rertiln l. That asutians uAt and two nf ritRptrf egigy eight ai tho pUhiiU acts uf a7, tanH au arI trsgidlns faF tho accumulation aud disposition uI ruhtu4 ut mnds iu savings bunhs he, alti tlc stuis Aru hereby =UslWuiHi IuF thp lrrm uf uiio year num ths hrst Jay 70 Manh lhiR
 sr', 2. This art sliall take elicet lrpm iH pas hnnN.
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An Act relating to Fisheries. De it cnacted by the senate and house of rcprcscu-
 tatycs in general assembly convened: That mo committee of sylcctmrn of any town shall designate. anal n" person shall marl stake out or enclose for the cultivation uf oysters, clunls or musSrIs, any natural clumbcd.
 Approved March 27, ISTS
 [House Bill No. 143l
 CHAPTER CT, An Act concerning Railroad Bridges and Bridge
 Guards. De it enacted by the senate and House O R pre- senatvcs in General Assembly convened: Section 1. Every railroad corporation shall within six months trnll th, pa s,.' of this act ii required by tht ruih0a commissioners. erect ;.nl thereafter mautnin suitable bridge guards at every bridge its rairh.ul less tnan eighteen feet in height above the tlTrk such bridge guards (u be Approved by tine railrtial commissioners and tO be erected and adjusted tp thril satisfaction. Sec. j. Any railroad corporation rcfllsiug or ncSlectin% to comply with the provisions of this act. shall for each month of continuance in such refusal or neglect. forfeit aud pay to:ny person who shall sur therefor the sum of fifty dol..rs tu be recovered in Gu action Ol drDt OH this statute Approved March 47, 1878.
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E<-rE=S -~=& GIuJlOls bilS4 are still the most thorough and search ing cathartic medicine that can be employed: cleansing the stomach and bowels, and even the blood. In small doses of one pill day, they stimulate the digestive organs and promote viz orous health.
 AYERS PILLS have been known for more than quarter of century, and have obtained a worldwide reputation for their virtues. They correct dis eased action in the several assimila- tive organs of the body, and are so composed that Instructions within their range can rarely withstand or evade them. Not only do they cure the everyday complaints of every body, but also formidable and danger ous diseases that have baffled the best of human skill. While they produce powerful effects, they are, at the same time, the safest and best physic for children. By their aperient action they gripe much less than the common purgatiyes, and never give pain when the bowels are not infamed. They reach the vital fountains of the blood, and strengthen the system by freeing it from the elements of weakness.
 Adapted to all ages and conditions in all climates, containing neither calomel nor any delcterious drug, these Pills may be taken with safety by anybody. Their sugar-coating pre- serves them ever fresh and makes them pleasant to take; while being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in any quantity
 PREPARED BY
 Dr. ]. (. AVER 6 CO.,, Lowell, Mass., Practical and Analytical Chemists. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYEHRRE
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or i,arsaHs nfirtai of daairagine sash noiires shah ha suiiai ta lhr pan ! ss lEd above,
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AGENTS! REAB REAB THEsI THEst

We will pay agents salary of sl0l per month.s and cypanscs to nll our New and Wonderful lnvon- tinns, Address, SHERMAN X Co, Marshall Mich.
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LJT5 is not easily earned In teso tines but 1t p cun bo made in thru months by any ona uf either sex, in any part nf tho country. who k willing tu work steadily at the employment that give your whole tnip t0 tho work or only yonr spare moments We have agents who arc making aver SgD per day. All who uugage at once can make mon inst, At the present tiIae money can. not he made easily and rapidly at my other business, lt costs nothing to try tho btpiness Terms md S5 1utAt free Aldrdss at once II. HlLlErr < Co.,, Portland Maine.
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COLD.
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AAgkaEsH II ynu cant got gold yon gan
 fti Hrfrulacks, Wi need pfHan n every town
 tn iaLe sHhfrr.pi0us mr the lai4niii cheapest dai hfst Illustrated family publication in the Wafll, eiupant works of art given free t0 sRbsribrs, Ina ligirH is low that almost everybody snbseiiiiea. One agani ipptFts mnkng over Slhu in week, \ iaiS aReht reports taking aYuf Alj anbseribpfs in ten days, Ail who engage make money fast, Yon eau devote on your timp ta the business, nr only ynnr spare time. Yuu nrei not be away rom hnnie 0Vrr night, Hun do lt aA well aa others. Full particulars, dir.e;inis snd tnrins me, He, lmnt and SApers,ye Oniht free. II you want profitable work 5aud us your address at onee. It eosis nnthIng to try the buslnefz, No one who engages hils Co make Rfrat pay, Adliuns. z The PeepleH Journal" Portland. Maine.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-07-11

River News.

The steamers Key West and General
Terry arrived at Benton on the End inst.
The steamers Western, Red Cloud and
Josephine arrived at Benton on the 29th
ult.
The elegant Bachelor departed for the
Yellowstone with a fine trip. This steam
eris probably the Avant Courier to another
powerful steamboat line. The rapid set
tlemcnt OF the Yellowstone will give plen-
ty of work.-Bismarck Tribune.
On the last trip of the Rosebud, she ran
from Benton to Bismarck in y hours and
As minutes, the quickest time ever made
between TIE two points. She made the
trip from Benton to Yankton in seven days
and two hours. The time mentioned in
cludes all stoppages in both cases.
Twelve boats have arrived this week, and
ten departed. Gen. Charles II. Tompkins,
the homeliest craft upon the Missouri,
passed up to-day for the Yellowstone trade.
She was all the way from Pittsburgh. thir-
ty-one hundred miles. She belongs to
Kountz and was built for
Government freight. He has five
boats on the Yellowstone. There are Il
dozen boats on that river.-The st. Paul
commercial expedition reports safe ar
rival in Montana and a gay trip to Benton.
One of the party shot lone ''dorg" on
the shore, thinking it was a wolf. They
say the scenery approaching; Benton is
grand and must be seen to be appreciated.
-Bismarck letter to Pioneer Press.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-07-11
A Helena Forger Absc0ndSA.
independent, 9th inst,

Independent, 9th inst.
For two weeks it has been rlmOred that
Smith Meeks had left the country, and no
one seemed to know whittier he had gone.
Following in this rumor the arrival from
the States of Mr.. A. G. Clarke led several
parties, who had discounted for Meeks'
note. Of hand bearing Mr.. Clarke's name,
to make inquiries concerning the notes,
which were pronounced forgeries. Mr..
Chas. E. Duer discounted one note of S.
800, paying therefore $3.50. Another
note of 81, 400 was purchased by MIR. w.
ID. Smith for 81, Ills. 1t has since trans
pired that Meeks is indebted to livery men,
saloon keepers, and others, in amount az
to considerable sum. Know
ing that the ARRIVAL Of Mr.. Clarke-whieh
has been expected several weeks-wOuld
expose his villiany, Meeks started, about a
month ago, for short trip to Boulder,
from whence he took the Overland coach
for Franklin, and the last seen of him was
his getting off the cars at Cheyenne.
Smitl, Meeks has lived here for long
time, and until lately was generally well
considered. Efforts are being made to
bring him back, which in all probability
will be successful. Meeks' connections
here are very respectable people, and
much sympathy lie expressed on their &c
count.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-07-11
The Woman Uh0 Shot the st. Peters.
burg Chief OF Police.

| New York, July 5.-The 7ribuncs Gen:
eva Special says: Vera Sallutich arrived IN
Geneva in disguise two days ago. She re.
lates an extraordinary story respecting her
adventures after her aequittal at st. Peters
burg upon the charge OF shooting TrephOff;
Chief of Police. Dttring the riot which fol-
lowed her acpuittal. she was seized by
some secret agents of the police, who wtre
were disguised as medical students. atd
who persuaded her they were friends. they
hurried her through an unfrequented pas
sageway toa call iage standing near and
she was driven with them to Il house in the
suburbs of St. Petersburg, where she found
herself detained in a sort of honorable con-
finement. At length it was intimated to her
that she was to be transported to Siberia,
but the same informant told her that for a
certain Observation-Disclosures she consented
to giye-he would arrange for her escape.
She was provided with the attire OF Sis
ter of Charity, and with papers showing
that che was authorized to visit Paris on a
mission. With these aids she managed to
cross the Russian frontier aud find her way
to Geneva: Her arrival was made known to
Russian exi!es now here, and caused
some excitement:
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-07-11
The Fourth.

The Fourth passed off very quietly dur
ing the day. Some of the Bozemarites
attended the picnic near Hamilton, others
went to West Gallatin or Middle creek
fishing. Those who heard Hon. John
Prtter's address at the picnic speak very
highly oft.
In the. evening the ball at the school
house was very largely attended and PROV
ed success in every sense of the word.
Excellent music was provided. J. A. Nc
Elroy. who has an unusually clear and
melodious voice, did the calling, and an
excellent repast was served down stairs by
the Malin brothers.
During the evening a large number OF
fireworks were set off by private individu-
ais. some OF whom kept bawl rolling all
night long, and, at the present writing.
have hardly got over the effects Of the oc-
casiOn.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-07-11
Custer County Locals.
Local Editor.
j. w. ALLEN, /:

Capt. Marsh says the Bachelor" will
not be a bachelor next year, but will join
the Mormons-have three or four consorts.
See the point?
e. w. Travis, f. NJ. Dunphy, Tom Shir-
ley and l. D. Kirby, ali Of the Bozeman
and Tongue river stage line. took passage
on the Bachelor at Sherman, bound for
Keogh.
Capt. &. w. Bachelor was on the steam
er Bachelor, Spying out the land" and
seeing for himself; and, like the Queen Of
Sheba, says: 1.-The half has not been told
me- He is more than pleased with tho
country, and the Yellowstone river far sur
passes his expectations.
The steamer F. Y. Bachelor made the
run from Sherman to Fort Custer, with
1873 tons of freight, in IS hours. She left
Sherman on the morning Of June 30th for
Bismarck, and Capt. Marsh says he intends
to make the best time Oh his return trip
ever made on the upper rivers. The
Bachelor will leave Sherman on or about
July 18th for Bismarck on her second trip,
and passengers can rely on a speedy and
comfortable journey down the river. The
stage time from Bozeman t. Sherman is
tour days, and those desiring to go to
.sAmerica - via the Yellowstone, can leave
Bozeman on the 1lth.
Gen. Miles and party returned to Fort
keogh on the Bachelor, and all expressed
themselves well pleased with their trip.
Gen. Miles, should circumstances permit,
will visit the National Park in abOnt two
weeks, and then will probably be trans
ferred to New York. The General says he
would much rather retain his present CON-
mand. Should matters nov pending be
satisfactorily arranged, his TIA ,sfer at the
present juncture of affairs Won. d be pos
tive loss not only to the district OF the
Yellowstone, but to the whole country.
He has proven fis ability to command, has
conquered a peace with the savage foe.
twice ridden the Yellowstone country of
their presence, and succeeded grandly
where others have failed. But this may
be the secret, for success in military affairs
does not at all times win the approval of
superiors and egotism. Churlishness and
imbecility, accompanied with fawning flat
tery. often has more weight than manly
and the faithful discharge of
duties. 1t is to be hoped that no change
will be made, only to enlarge his present
by making the Department Of
the Yellowstone, and retaining him at its
head. Bozeman should give paddy"
Miles rousing reception when he comes
that way, and show him the metal Of Mon.
tanians on their own ''dung hill"