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Notice.
TO HOLDERS OF PARISH WARRANTS.

There il money in the Parish Treasury
10 pay old warrants registered in 1874, up
to aud including No. 675
+. SAMOAN,
Feb. 9th. 1873. Parish Treasurer.
Extract from the Minutes Of The Pgoceedi,,gs
Of he Poiice Jay Rcgittar Session,
Oct. ist. 1877.
RESOLVED: - That all Warrants or
CLAIMS against the Parish. not presented
t. the Tre3sarer Tor payment, within sixty
days after the Treasurer advertiser he has
funds in the Treasury to pay the same.
shall be reregistere1 and tie funds adver-
tised :or payment of the said Warrants
! or Claims. shall be applied by said Trnasu-
, rcr to the payment of the next oldest War
rants or CLAIMS, in the order Of ths.r regis
tratiori.
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STA"E OF LOUISIANA.
l.. A. WEBRE, Sheriff.

PARISH COURT-PARISH OF IA
FOURCnE,-E. A. OSULLIVAN vs.
NO. .769 JOSEPH LEGENDRE.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF Ell FA
40 to me directed in the above entitled and
numbered case, | have seized and will .ffer
for sale at public auction pursuant to
law. to the last aud highest bidder, at the
Court iiouse, in the town of Thibodaux,
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EBLANC. EMILE L. Recorder, Court
LHouse, TnioodauN, a.
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

PARISH CQURr-PARlSH OF La
FCUKCBE. JEAN BITE. BOURGEOIS,
MELVILLE BRAUD. SUBnOHATAD
VS.. NO. 40 JOSEPH LEGENDRE.
DY,VIkTUE OF A WRIT OF FL FA
- to me directed, in the above entitled
and numbered ease have seized and will
offer for sale, at pablc auction pursuant
te law to the last and highest bidder at
the Court House in the town Of Thibo-
daux, on
Saturday, April 20M, 1878,
between the hours of II O'Clock a. m, and 4
o'clock p. M, the following described
property, to-wit:
certain lot Of ground being the South
half of Tot No. Is on the plan OF the Town
of 1hibodaux and being subdivisions Nos.
2 aud of said lot bounded North by the
other half offs d lot No -, South by Thib7
odaux street East By PHriot street and
West by Maronge street together with all
| the buildings and improvements thereon.
| YEkMN OF SALE-tas on the spot in
United States Treasury Notes.
March 10Th, 1873.
Il. A. WEBRE, Sheriff
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BUSINESS CARDS.

I AGA RDF j. Barber, Green st. be-
IL tw cen Market and Lcvec streets
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Mondays Race.

On Monday last race. for the consider
alton Of 500, took place at the Fair
Grounds. 1t was single dash of one-hat
mile-S75 to the first horse and SIS to the
second. The horses entered were Buck
skim by NJ. Mounts; wild William" by
II. j. Hoppy; George Grahan,," by E. l..
Fridley. and SLEEPY" by NJ. Murphy. OF
Fort Ellis. After selling pools for about
an hour, w. s. Mckenzie, Geo. w. Wake
field and Lieutenant Hamilton were chosen
us judges; the riders mounted and, after
several unsuccessful attempts, the horses
got fair start, with the exception OF
.GeOrye Graham whose rider did not
understand the tap and was lett cOnsid-
erably in the rear, .'Buckskin having the
poll took the lead, SLEEPY" second, 'Wild
Bill'' third and Graham" last. This Or
der was maintained to the quarter pole,
when Sleeps" nose showed in the lead.
but it was only for moment, as Buck
skin" soon passed ahead and gaining all
the way down the home-stretch passed I'M
der the string over a length ahead, to the
qualification of majority Of the Boze-
NANTES and the utter disgust OF the SOL
diers. A quietus was put on the occasion
BY the running Of a scrub race between two
thorou. HIRED cayuses. for the sum OF $40.
which was not altogether on the square
nor to the satisfaction OF some OF the boys.
The amount taken in ut the gate by tile
Association was S63.15.
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BOzei.lisla k.rCO cry.

1t is seldom we have occasion to visit a
saloon or brewery. but on Monday last
business matters called us into the interior
compartments Of the Bozenlan brewery.
owned and conducted by Messrs. Speith &
krug. Since our last visit, nearly IA veal
ago. we find these gentlemen have been
making many valuable and expensive i'm
provemcnts in their various departments
prominent among which are the solid. neat
and substantial stone floors to their large
and comnodious cellars. The process OF
manufacturing AMI preparing beer for the
market was under full Roadway, from the
boiling to the freezing point. AID every
thing appeared to lie in apple pie order.
Messrs. Speith & krug are now bottline
large quantities of beer, after the Eastern
style. Il convenient form for families and
Others who use the article.
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Custer County Election Returns.

HUNTLEY PRECINCT NUMBER 6.
HUHTLEY, Nov. 6, 1878.
Editor Arant Courier:
As requested we send you the returns of
our precinct No. 6:
Delegate to Congress-Maginnis, 26;
Orr, 2.
Representative in Legislature Paul Nc
Cormick, II: z. w. Meadow. 6.
County COmmissioner-Wm. Van Gas
kin. "a; j. &. Guy. "a; d. F. Mcmillan. "a.
County Surveyor-Wm. Mcfarland. a.
Probate Judge-A. Carmichael, IA; A.
p. Warren. 7.
Sherih-ThOmas II. Irwin. "a.
County Clerk-L. S. Taylor, II; r. b.
Wilson. 7.
School Supt.-J. NJ. Turner, 10; 6. NJ.
Miles. Il.
County Treasurer-C. w. Savage, q; J.
Mccormick, 3.
District Attorney-James E. Galloway,
p; r. ?. Vivion. 0.
Assessor-A. P. Flanagan, Is; G. NJ.
Miles. 6.
Coroner-C. B. Lebcher, "a.
Justice of the Peace-Charles Bessy. 10:
j. Westbrook, l.
Constable-Wm. b. Coad. Il: J. Harr, l.
II. p. GRINNELL.
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POSITIVELY the L.1KG ES1
And Oniy New Stock in
the Territory
PFLElcH & ClARKES,
Main Street, Helena, M. 7

HAVING OPENED A WHOLESALE AMI
RETAIL DRY GOODS AND NOTION HOUSE,
as ..BOVE, WE INVITE THE INSPECTION
Of BUYERS, BOTH WHOLESALE AND RE-
TAIL WE HAVE THE LARGEST AND BEST
ASSORTED STOCK EVER SHIPPED TO MON
TANA, EMBRACING ALL THE NEW FAB
RIGS, BOTH FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC, AMI
ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES FOR LA
DIES WEAR; A FULL LINE OF GENTS
FINE EIrpNISHING GOODS AND DOCTOR
PRICES UNIQUE PERFUMES.
BUYING FOR CASH, AND HAVING Hal.
FIFTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE IN TIL
JOBBING TRADE, WE CAN OFFER SUPERB
OR INDUCEMENTS TO THOSE OF ANY
OTHER HOUSE. EACH AND EVERY DE-
PARTMENT Is REPLETE WITH FRESH NEW
GOODS. NoOLD sHELE-WOIN GOODS To
OFFER.
SEND FOR SAMPLES AND PRICES.
ORDERS WILL RECEIVE PROMPT AND
CAREFUL ATTENTION.
En- tyan.it: A FULL LINE OF THE MOST
ELEGANT COSTUMES AND LADIES' CLOAKs
AND WRAPS EVER SHOWN IN THE TERRI
TORY, EMBRACING this FALLS DESIGNS
FROM THE CELEBRATED Worth, OF PARIS,
LANOUErTE. OF NEW YORK, AND OTHEk
FAMOUS "MAN-MODIsTEs."
PARTIES VISITING HELENA WILL con-
SUIT THEIR OWN INTERESTS BY PRICING
THIS STOCK BEFORE PURCHASING ELSE
WHERE.
RALEIGH & CLARKES.
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1t the request of number Of citizens OF
BoZeman, Mr.. w. H. Hanforl. lately from
the East. but now located in the upper
Yellowstone valley, came over for the pur'
pose OF delivering course of lectures on
Biblical topics. He lectuled on Monday
and Tuesday evenings to good sized audi
ences. at the Episcopal Church. and will
deliver his third lecture tonight. Mr..
Hantord.s first lecture was: 1.-The Fulfill
ment of the Prophecy. and, in its delivery
he eyinced thorough knowledge and ac-
nuaintance with sacred and profane his
tory and a ready faculty of imparting his
thoughts and deductions to his hearers.
His SECOND lecture was on the all-absorb-
inp tonic Of ..llell." He entered into a
thorough and interesting investigation OF
the subject. both in the light of Scripture
and nature, examining both the Hebrew
and Greek terms from which our Anglo
saxon ..Hell'' is translated, but the gentle
man failed to find regular Orthodox
..Hell'' in all the Universe. Mr.. Hanford
Il ready, clear. pleasant and forcible of
hand speaker, is Il gentleman Of culture
and tar more than ordinary ability and is
well calculated to make favorable impress
sion. even if one wholly dissents from his
views; bsing no doubt honest in his con-
yictions, he will command respect where
he fails to convince.
II is due MIR. Hanford to say that he Is
not minister In any Dl0dern sense of that
word and, we are informed, does not be
long TO any religious denomination, aliho'
!. arm believer in the Bible, as he under
stands II. and hcllelivers the pVpsent course
If lectures free. The subject OF his lecture
this evening will be: 1.-The angels who
kent not their first estate, &c" list CHAP.
If Jude. 6 verse. All are cordially invited
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Buffalo Goats, Fresh Bread and Bolts At
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Three E0zemanites Attacked by Ban.
MackS on the Yeilowstonc--Onc Of
them Badly Wounded.
Grow AGENCY. NJ. T.. Nov. l6. IS

Grow AGENCY, NJ. r., Nov. 1G. 1878.
Editor Of the Ivant Couyie1:
James Gonrley, w. d. Cameron and
Thomas Trail came in to the Agency yes
terday (the l5th) from the Stinkingwater.
They had been attacked by some Bannack
Indians, three lodges, and one Of them is
uauly wUun,,c,i iu the am, ard back. His
name is Thomas Trail. He will remain al
the Agency until he is able 10 travel. This
occurred on the Bird inst. There are !,
number of B.lnnacks in small parties all
along the foothills. on the reservation. who
are hunting. dressing skins, and moving
TO join Ten boy. Most OF them are hos
tile and are engaged in stealing horses.
The parties above named had thirteen
mares and colts stolen by the Bannacks.
NJ
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Anderson. OF the COURIER. WAS badly
DEBATED tor the Council, and eases him
sdfby abusing Delegate Mayinnis tor be-
il. elected by almost four thousand ma
jesIry to fourth term. Judging 10y the
vay in which the people of Galla,in sat
6szn on Bro. Anderson on Lis first attempt
10 get An Office. no Iian will raise cry OF
fourth term on him. Independent, Nor. IL.
yksc editor of tie Independent was evil
IDENTIFY ..sat down on" SO hard. and SO bad
ly xsxeshed, over forty years ago. that no
body has ever suspected him of having
either qualifications for Office or ability to
discriminate between abuse and respectful
criticism. There is one good thing, how
ever, about Kerley: he never means any
particular harm. and if he should, nobody
would ever find ii ont.
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SeFenl ade.

Nh. Mehden's splendid brass band, &C.
conpanied by three Of our leading home
observation-disclosures Charpie and Lewis
and Hon. L. X. Edwards-favored several
Of our citizens Tuesday night with de-
lighttrl srrenade. About II D. IN. they
surrounded the residence of w. w. Alder
son and pleasantly surprised the inmates
by discoursing some of the glandcst and
sweetest music that ever floated on the
midnight air or was echoed thrO' the val
lies and mountains of Montana. Gentle
men, many thanks. Come again. and may
your pathways through life be s,rewcd
with roses.
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BOzen0n Clothing Emporium.

The town Of BOZeman is steadily, al
though almost imperceptably. growing in
cesnnverci;A aead business Importance every
pesr. an d we might Say almost every day
OF each succeeding year. We were never
nsre ferciaAy oan:enced OF this fact than,
one day last week when we had occasion
to glance Though the extensive depart
nents ard Immense stocks of special
ssesehardise of Gen. l.. S. Wilson. corner
of Main and Bozcman streets. In COM
mon with the general public we entertain
cd a sort of VA he idea that MIR. Wilson
had gone out OF the infinite and Indefinite
assortment trade and had taken up with "A
few speeiaIties. but We were not prepared
to find him carrying such complete and
extensive stock of clothing, hats. caps and
mems furnishing goods. as we found there
on A somewhat TASTY and casual inspec-
tion.
We speak advisepy wien we say that.
nsthing to compare with this stock. either
in quality. quantity or prices has ever be-
fore been shipped TO or put on the Eastern
Montana market. In fact, many OF the
articles Of clothing. furnishing goods. hats
sad caps. boots and shoes. having been
manufactured expressly for this market
snd Nv personal direction Of Nh. Wilson.
are. In quality, style and general makeup
superior to anything carried by any other
mercantile establishment in Montana.
Some OF tie ulster oyercoats. just received.
are superior TO anything we ever before
examined. The cloth Of which they are
made appears to be tise best that can pos
sibiy he manufactured from wool and the
lining (aii WOOL is, by new and ingenious
devise, woven into the body Of the cloth.
and the style and makeup OF the garment
sequal to the most stylish and reliable
custom work. But We have not the time
orr space to give anything like detailed
description of the thousand and one artl-
cies Of rare merit to be found in this es.ab-
hshment. We would advise our readers
"go and examine the stock for them
selves, assuring them that they will be
richly repaid for their trouble If even they
u'not intend to purchase at present.
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Served Him Right.

1.-The baby has got a new tooth, but the
old lady is laid up with a cold in the head,'
remarked one of our Republican friends to
a defeated candidate N that party day or
two ago.
"Well. what do care:" was the reply.
sway said the gentleman, '.before the
election you used 20 take ME aside and ask
me how the family was coming on. and to-
day I've been hunting all over town to tell
you. and now you growl at me. But it
don't make any difference anyway, for
voted tor the other candidate.'
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-21

Prof. ii. Melden. Masters Pn. and J.
McEn,ee and Master VI. Denahy have sew
cred their connection with the Joe Taylor
Comedy Company. and intend returning
at an early day to their home in California
They IRE I'LL good musicians. and rs they
intend giving few entertainments on then
way home, we haze no hesitancy in saying
that pc ople attending their performances
will be well repaid for their time and ex-
Vense Mr.. Meiden alone. on his various
Instruments can give an entertainment that
would be appreciated by any audience in
the United States.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-21

hadng recently received Cur new Stock
OF malel1" from the East We are again
tnablui 10 Plat The COURIER on paper OF
the right size ana the very best quality.
And rs this number L. tie commencement
Of new roiume - yOlnl-4a Sit seems
right and proper that tie Coi,rE. shouln
don ''a lied siirt' and ..Sllitan coil ~
inaise lis lDli'cst hsG to its thousand
readers and deliver iis,!t ihHsIy. Here
To E"ar good ise;,sth and your families.
md may they all live long aud lros,ar.'
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$500 BEEF HIDES
For which We will pay the hlghest price
IN CASH.

Mrs, .Pluniley passed through town ."
!. .ute to Butte to join hr hus and VINO Is
residing there at present. Mrs. Plu"iey
has travelled all the way rom Bismarck
..;.hout escort uia the Tongue River route.
NV stage. being the first lady, we e "a Q.
- ',ndsrtake and accomplish the long and
nazar. Ious journey. She is brave woman
" aa., deserves to be well received, and we
. Che and her husband will find pleas
ant home in Montana.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-21

We have been 80 much absorbed in cleo
ton and other political and business mat
tiers during the past few weeks that We
have quite neglected to make IA note of the
frequent accessiOns to our population. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Harper have another girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Cleveland another big
boy and Mrs. So::thworth boy, and there
are other cheering indications OF prosperi-
ty ..tOo numerous to MENTION
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~ g
Our Dream.

We had dream the other night,
When everything was still;
We dreamed that each subscriber
Came up and paid his bill.
Each wore look OF honesty,
And smiles were round each eve:
AS they handed us the stamps
They yelled, "How's that for high?''
But when we awakened, behold it was
only dream. and our pile Of .'duns'' was
Just as high us ever. We were sorry, OF
course, and hoped to one day dream such
dream with our eyes open.
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Seventh Volume.

The last issue of the COURIER COM
pleted its seventh volume. The COURIER
is faithful exponent of the interests of
Eastern Montana, and is in every way
cretiltab)e to the town Of Bozeman. 1t
ought to prosper. and we hope it will. and
keep pace with the rapid growth OF the
section in which it is published.-Inde-
pendent.
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Our New Bank.

Messrs. Story 4 Wilson formally OPEN
ed the Bozeman Bank on Monday last.
they occupy the building belonging t.
the late First National Bank of Bozeman
and are now fully prepared to transact a
general banking business. very much to
the convenience and satisfaction Of our
business men and the community in gen
eral,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-21

The AyANT COURIER, with the current
number. closes the seventh year of its pub
LEGATION. and enters upon its eighth volume
with an increa.ed circulation. The COURIER
is without competitor in Eastern Mon
tana. and ought in so wide field to attain
an ab,,ndantly paving patronage.-He,atd.
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Notice Of Dissolution.
Legal Advertisements.
PROPOSALS

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
Bozeman, NJ. r., Sept. 4, 1873.
By order Of the Board of County Commissioners
GaHafin County, Montana Territory:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That Sealed
Proposals will be received until Monday Decen,-
her 2nd A. d., 1878, at o'clock, p. m. for the
care, support and maintenance of the sick, poor
and lnfirm Of said Galaiin county, per capita,
po=als to include and cover the entire cost OF
feeding, clothing and nursing Of the said sick,
poor and infrm. and all burial expenses thereof.
said proposals shall be addressed to A. J. Malin,
Clerk Of The Board of County Commissioners, a,
3ozeman, NJ. L.
In witness of which hereunto set my hand
and affix the seal of said county, a my
[Seail Office in Bczem..n City, this September
4th, A. D., 1873
Anne j. MALIN, Clerk
Of the Board of County Commissioners
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Administrators Sale.

We will sell, in front Of the Sherif's ONCE
in the town of BOzsman, to the highest bidder
on Saturday, November 30th, 1873, all the per-
sonal property Of the late Silas Ralston, de-
ceased; consisting, in part, Of Horses, Har-
ness. Saddles. Household Furniture. three Re-
voiyers, and other things, too numerous to men
lion.
Sale positive and without reserve.
Terms of sale: Ninety Gays, with approved
security.
". ! o. cP p s1ans, Administrators.
C.L. CLARK, Auctioneer.
Bozeman, Nov Is, 1873. III
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-21

The National Burlesquc Combination
Troune gave three of their entertainments
aprinr the past week at Olell Hall. They
NJ on Wednesday morning tor Raiders
bwy and Helena. Their entertaining nls
her. made lois OF fun for the boys. Frank
Hail. in his Irish characters, is Il decided
success. as the Irish Justice is sure t.
bring d0an tie house every time. His
songs. az well Us the songs. etc, OF other
members OF the troupe are good.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-21

DIR. A. Lamue. after an absence of nine
months. stcamboating on the Missouri and
Yellowstone, returned to town Tuesday
evening last. Welcome, home, Doctor
md may your shadow never grow less.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-21
The New Agent.

The Washington Post of November 2tE
ays: Mr. Hayes yesterday signed tn,
commission OF Augustus X. Keller. OF
lancaster. Ohio, as agent for the Indians
cfhe Crow agency in Montana. vice Da-
ud Kern, resigned.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-21

Dances were given last Friday evening
in the country. one at the Grange Hall.
East Gallatin. by Mrs. Edwin Aston. an
other within few miles OF town at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. James White.
Press OF bushes prevented US attending
either. but we are informed that both pass
ed of, very pleasantly and to the grafifica'-
ton of all present.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-21

The Arcade Saloon carries a full line o! choice
wines and liquors, sIch As Anderson's ,oui
Mash, Nelson RYe, and the noted Elk Horn, Ter
years old; Cooks st Louis Imperial Wine. and
Golden Eagle Ca.awba. Also keeps St. Louis
Bottled Beer, Basset,'s Ale, and Ginger Ale.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-21
In Winter Quarters.

The following upper Missouri river
boats are at Bismarck, where they will
winter and be in readiness for early spring
trans portatiOn The Benton. of the Ben
ton Line; the Key West and Josephine, OF
the Coulson Line; the Col. Mcleod, OF
the Baker Line; the Custer and Tom; .
kins, of the kountZ Line: the Bachelor
and the Eclipse, of the Yellowstone Line
the Independent. Denver, DR.. Burleigii
and Union. ferry boats.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-21

DR.. Osborn has secured the services of
DR.. l.. ID. Ioungblood. OF New York, Il
graduate in pharmacy. who will promptly
attend to the wants Of all who may call
dulinw the Doctors absence East. il
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-21

The remains of Mrs. Erskine. who was
the first woman to die Il natural death in
G;llatin county. were removed yester-
,lly from the place OF interment, near
the Fease mansion, to the Bozeman cenl-
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Taken Up.

Came to my place, about three weeks ago,
GRAY HORSE, about ten year, of age and abou
Is hands high, branded on left shoulder with 1
letter resembling a v. and Spanish brand OF
left thigh. The owner is requested to call, prove
pay charges and take his horse.
H. c. CROWELL.
Rozeman Noveml,er lS 1873.
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For Sale Cheap!

small house on East Main street. Houss
IGxa6; contains two rooms. Also three lots
fronting on Main street: good we'll, and o,he1
conyeniences ON the grounds.
En- uire of IA1T. W. ALDEHsON.
fS2.ueclsf1
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Letter List,

Letters remaining uhcaled for in the post efiice
Al ,Zeman, Gallaiin County, Montana Terri
tory, November Il, 1873.
Allen G w Golcklein Mr.
Anderson Otto jenkins Edward
Brand Will & McDermott Charles
Bri gs George Q hurry Thomas
Cooper X McLinn Jasper
Douglas X McCasland Leander
Fenning Henry r Nelson Mrs l. Ann
Farrell Barney o Nealy A
G.nton William Smith Parmelia
Parties calling for any OF the above letters will
please say ''advcrIised.'
j. II. TAYLOR, Postmaster
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-21

No report has as yet been received by us
ofthe electio. in other precincts in Custer
county than the two above reported. From
the Herald we learn that the vote for Dele.
rate at Miles City was as follows: Magin.
mis-. 324; Orr, I. Old town, Maginnis, 50:
Orr, 4.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-21
SHERMAN PRECINCT

SHERMAN PRECINCT.
Delegate to Congress-Maginnis, Is;
Orr. 8.
District Attorney-Vivion, 25; Gala
way, 2.
Representative in observation-disclosures
mick, "a; Meadow. 3.