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DELINQUENT.
Delinquent Sale Notice.

A DAMS HILL CONSOLIDATED hiHiHo
~ business. San Francisco. California Liza
ton If works. Eureka Mining District hufeAA
county Nevada
Notiee.-There are delinquent upon tne lol-
mt mo. I0I. levied on tie 18th day OF May,
1872. the several amounts set Opposite ~
names Of the respective SHAREHOLDERS a. III"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-11
WANTED

7 THE PEESN NINE. $40 CORDS OF
"A good MAHOGANY WOOD.
wN- ARLINGTON. Superintendent
Ezreka, Jane Il, ls-e. isrLu
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-11
District Court Order.

II TIE DISTRICT COURT OF 3 sTxrH
SEdfesAl Distract State Ef Nevada IN -zd
fer Ezrtk. Ccxz1x. in she matter Il sEe estate
q P p. BCDD. &ecesss&-
II spp<xrsD< 70 tie Court BY fAs p~~tirea
presented rrd hlsd By p r. R1ds- the admin
i~str.ro- q fke estate e P P BRid, d@r<assd.
praying fog Aa order 70 sri -he 7~al estate a.
private safe. and that IL = for tie bet interest
Of the estate 70 sell the sszne-
IL Is therefore ordered ~ the G1a-f. that al
r<rsens interested in said estate spr4sr h~fsr~
the SAID District Cgnrs 90 WEDNESDAY,. the
SsA day e July. A. D. ls7@. at 10 o'r1o<k in The
forsnpon Of said 6zy, II the Cozrt-rsusn os said
psstr1<t Court in the town and ooansy Of Fu-
refs. Nevada. 10 Show cause Why "A order
Should rot he grxn.ed 70 the said administrators
10 sell all the real estate ~ dereas<d az private
sale. and taxs = copy 81 this order be Published
AZ least four successive weeks in fk@ Enress
SKSrrSEL . newspaper printed and published
in sail town and counry q Eurekx-
HENRY HIVES District judge
C. J. LAS<rSe, Atty for administrators
Dated Eureka. Nevada. June II. A. n. 1879.
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CURES!
DR.. MEN LEE,
The Celebrated Chinese Physician,

Is PREPARED TO TREAT PATIENTS IN
4 tbe masf srientsfc manner He has made
medicine his lifetime study. ard eIres sls1c<i
every disease He cures rtsEnas-isaa in q
short tsaa-. He has rrw -rnissiass for all
SPECIAL DISEASES, and can cure them VERY
quickly Ets merliefEss sre All gsNs1 Aots He
uses no csfd remedies. He hiss inside . Nusntsr
Of astonishing cHrxs. sn6 all persurs aflsne
shsui& Il er<4 consult him Chrz1c diseases
yield readily - his remedies. add sures whers
na4ny others hxv. failnd-
NOTICE. I'M a graduate Il lid medical
Schocin ~ cxatnn-
oFFIcE-Red Building. west sisse % Nonroe
street. Sel 4
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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-24
All the Four Peg Cent. B0hsdS Sold.

Washington April lS.--I'he following
circular WAS issued from the Treasury De-
partment this afternoon:
The circular Of April l6. 1879. is hereby
recinded. MI the four per cent. bonds there
in offered for sale having been sold. F4ie
ten dollar reinnding certificates Aili here
after be exchanged for lawful money in
sums not to exceed 500 at one time. by
the Treasurer and Assistant Treasures OF
the United States and by Ill public Off eers
bonded for that purpose. They will not
he issued hereafter upon the certificate of
any National bank depository. Commits
sions on sucn exchanges heretofore or
hereafter made will he allowed at the rate
of one-eigl.th OF one per cent. on any ag-
yregate Of SlCG0 without regard to the
period in which sue'l exchanges are made.
The Department circulars of Marcel! 18th
and Goth, 1879. are modified accordingly.
JOIN SHERMAN Secretary
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-24
"HEiP.A-GOOD. SIOUX.

In another column will be found a batch
of most interesting and welcome Indian
news to the readers Of the COURIER and to
the people of Montana generally. Lieut..
Loder. by this brave and brilliant exploit,
has not only given unmistak:.ble evidence
ofgenuinc soldierly qualities. but he has
performed an incalculable good service to
the Territory. and one which will be CRATE
fully recognized. especially by the people
of Eastern Montana. 1t is but due, also,
to General Risbin, under whose prompt
action and general supervision the troops
moved for the purpose of intercepting and
the hostile raiders. to say that,
from the moment news reached Fort Ellis
depretations in the Yellowstone
country, tile General las been most active
and vigilant in the movement of troops
under his command. and that nothing has
been left Gndone that was in any way cal
TO insure success or lead to the
present glorious result,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-24
THE COVRIER ANIMAL AGAIN.
A Neat G0hnSsi issseDf From OAR Sister
Territory.
eve are indebted 10 Mcssrs. Anderson &

eve are indebted 10 Mcssrs Anderson &
Son. publishers Of tile AyANI COULTER.
OF Bolenan. Montana. Tor n copy OF a neal
and compact little pamphlet issued at their
office, combining IN almanac. with a yari-
ely Of statistical information. stunned up
under the general heading. Eastern Mon
tana in a NUTSHELL Ii treats OF the min
cr;l aud other resources OF that Terrific Y.
giving special attention TO those OF Gala
tin county. interspersed with valuable sta
tisiics and information. not only of inter-
est to intending immigrants. but to the
public as well. il enibodjes tables OF STAGE
tires and distances. particulars OF climate,
soil. productions. oonlbAed with variety
OF local sketches and engravings, repre-
senting Montana life and scenery. In fact,
il is replete with spicy and interesting de-
tails throughout. and there is one thing
about it to. be spoken of in terms of spe-
cial commentator. We allude to the lib
crafty of the merchants OF Bozeman ia
bestowing upon such /; desirable work "A
fair share OF advertising patronage. from
which they are more than certain Of reap
ing handsome returns. The Messrs. Al
tlersOA Dr., iye great praise ter their enter
prise. and we he.,tily wish We had the
means at command 10 do the same service
for Idaho that they have .!oLe Tor Nom
tana. --Idaho .Irafo@etr,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-24
SUFFERING BLACKS,
An Appeal 20 the Charitable.

Kansas City. April IA large number
Of colored people from the South have
landed at Wyandoite. Kansas. within the
past few days in entirely destitute circum-
stances. They are occupying the churches
and public halls OF that place. Many of
them are sick and dying from exposure.
The Mayor OF this city telegrapied 10 the
Secretary Of War asking that raions for
the destitute be issued from Fort Leaven-
worth. Secretary McCreaiy says lie has
no authority to issue such order. and us
Congress is in session.applicaton for relief
should be made to that body. The Wyan-
dot.e Relief Committee has issued eircll-
lar TO the generous citizens of the United
States calling for immediate financial aid
In addition to the seven hundred already
there. they say thousands more, in the
same destitute condition. are on the way.
All contributions should be sent 10 North
rtlp K Sons. bankers
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-24
THE CHINESE.
4 ctiOs Of the BOARD Of Trade Of Port.
land, Oregon.

San Francisco, April 1G.-A dispatch
from Portland. Oregon. says: The Board
OF Trade unanimously adopted long me-
mortal addressed to President Hayes, con-
demning in strong terms Chinese imniyra-
lion 10 That State. Among other things.
the memorial declares that the Chinese
seriously interfere with free labor, as they
are able 10 exist upon pittance that does
not suffice fer the naerest support of the
white Lberer and his family; Let their
crimes and pauprI'ism are a continual
source of expense to the State; that tlieg
do not by any mems add to the we:.ltl, OF
the State by the acquisition of real prop
erty. payment of taxes or the development
of any of its resources; that every dollar
they earn that is not absolutely neces-
sary for their support is sent out of the
and that they have introduced
diseases and crimes in our midst entirely
IlnkDowD prior to their advent.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-24
Montana Condensed.

Delegate Maginnis has been reelected
Chairman of the Territorial delegation ii
the National capital.
There will be telegraph line built from
Milk river. 1t will be within sixty miles
Of Sitting Bull, and will afford the old war
rior an opportunity of talking to his ''Grea1
| Fathers. ''-Bisma,ck Tribune.
The Ee,c North-West. OF the 2Sth inst,
reports the Fair for the benefit of the Insti-
tute as progressing favorably. The re-
ceipts for the three days, ending on the
| 10th being upwards OF $500. and the vote
had not been taken on the landsomest
girl.
A man named Frank Williams. in al
tempting to get on Il wagon, while the
same was in motion Thursday evening last.
was thrown to the ground and two load, d
wagons passed over him. lie was taken
to the Hosptsl and DIR. Mitchell called
His injuries are not serious. His thighs
were badly bruised from the wheels, but he
is again able to &c aDout.-New North
West.
.'S;'nd Bar. :" the Phillipsbur.,s colrespon-
den. Of tie E>fe North Vest f;,cetousIy re-
marks: Through considerations of a per-
sonal nature, shall refrain hereafter from
commenting upon the musical and litera-
~ eccentricities of our people. This thing
of gazing down into the barrel Of a six
shooter six or eight times a day is getting
TO be slightly monotOnS. especially so
when your ris arts is man of eXcitable
and not disposed to settle
matters on any other basis than that OF
blood, of which unfortunately have but !
ttler
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-24
Prof. Swing. or Bob En=crsOII and
the "Mistakcs or u $685.,

Professor Swing. OF Chicago. recently
preached sernien Oh Bob Ingersoll and
his lecture on the mistakes of Moses. .
In the course cfhls re marks. the Professor
defended tie use of ri,licule as 4 means of
attack, holding that it is most effective. and
that nothing but such pitiless lows as are
dealt ont by this pliin-spoken lawyer
could make any impression upon the hard
shell of our modern theology. Another
idea OF the sermon is that the Pentateuch
is not history. bu, poem. and only IS
such should it be recognized and es,imat-
ed by the Christian world. In the follow
ING brief extract from bis sermon, a few
of the readers O the COURIER viii recog-
iZe substantially the same thought that
was advanced in a public lecture. delivered
in BoZeman. year ago:
Upon the hardened crust Of such the
Ology no blows but those of a i.dilcss ridi-
cnle could mike any impression. Those
relgionists who send to pertition men of
stainless Integrity. saying over their right
eous graves that mere morality is most
damnabIe. those teachers who will then
send Il bloody murlare. and lifelong swim
tiles' TO Heaven by final baptism of five
minutes of faith. have long been beyond
the reach of ordinary language and logic.
frey flave long needed the hot shafts and
deep derisien of this plain-spokken lawyer.
The t,uts of grass which we tender clergy
mtsa threw ut such trifiers were ridiculous
efforts: they needed good. big rocks. Do
You not al' know that the church has al
ways been carrying niong those little in
tilrniiies which need to be well ri,culed
and well laughed at: And this ridic4,le
and laughter III" just as much I..rt OF tie
progress Of tisae Christianity rs the sol
emn manner of "a Luther or Wesley are
pat Of Il progress.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-24
A Combination of Steamboat Lines
ON Upper Missouri AID Yellow.
StOHe.-Sub.(On raetS On
Northern Pacific Elk.


Correspondence Of The Pi,neer-Press.
Bismarck. d. T.. April s.-The success
OF the Coulson Line in getting the Govern
ment contracts on the Upper Missouri has
prompted Il combination between several
smaller lines. A. ii. Wilder. of st. Paul.
and John II. Charles, of Sioux City. have
pat into the combination the steamers Gen
Meade and 5Sntesesse: ". J. koumtzc. OF
PittsbIlrg. contributes tine steamers John
Scrlly. IL. ID. Rucker. Gen. TOmpkins and
Gen. Custer; Messrs. Peck 4 Aiken throw
in the {. X. Peck and Nellie Peck. 1t is
stated tina. the combination will pass under
the name Of the Northwestern Transporter
ton Company, with ii. {. Aiken. OF Sioux
City, as manager. They claim thirty-tive
hundred tons of Indian goods, as a send
Of. Besides. they have the grain for sew
eral posts and the freight of the traders at
Forts Custer and keogh. Wilder is the
Go" Al both OF those posts.
GOOD SEASON.
Steamboat men anticipate good season.
At least. there vii he considerable freight
4 third more than last year.
Fort AssInniboin will require serel.! thou
sand tons. Three brln-new steamers are
ea route from Pittsburg and ST, Louis for
Bismarck and the Upper Missouri. All the
regular fleet of thirty steamers are in good
and ready for the freight that is
The Northern Pacific is the name of
the new railroad transfer boat. building lit
St. Louis, and expected at Bismarck July
10th.
J. &. Prescott, Of Cincinnati. Ohio. has
the sub-contlact for sM1ify miles
Of grading on the Northern Pacific extern
sion.
Charley Collins new daily appeared this
evening for the first time. 1t is neat,y-
printed sheet. full of local ne~s and special
elegrams. If Bismarck supports the CHAM
,ion. she will 10 well 1t is a worthy pro-
luct.
1t is generally understood that the jump |
re- in Mandan have concluded to make up |
test case and carry it into court. They
want to find ont what title the Northern !
'aciiic has to the land it is selling.
The stage company. per Capt. u. Blake
ry. haze purchased the steamer Denver
rom George lAcker, to carry their bust
ess across the Missouri.
Charles Smith and Frank J. Mead have
he contract for the first ten miles of grad
" west OF the Missouri.
The l0rtheIn Pacific locating party has
farted on its trip to the Yellowstone. A
ephew of Senator Lamar is a member of
ne little expedition.
LII. IL. W. Foster, of Minneapolis. ar
we'd to-day, with Mandan in his eye as a
'cation.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-24
Garden CitT FidlIilgg Purifier,
mo. s3.l
Application for a natan
l.. S. LAND OFFICE. Ba2n,fAy. VI. 7

T. S. LAND OFFICE. HozHMAN, VI. 7
.tlril :, iS1g.
~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN tha. Gear~f
- NJ Young, whose pos -,aice address is
salt Lake city, Utah ha, thi, day lile,i his AZ
t!icaiion for & Patent fpT fifteen hundred (i:0 J
linear feet of the EherlarjI l.1,!e ,ii.e or vein
bearing silver, with sar'a"e ground i've hii,.-
bred (.0D) feet in width, ii uate l,inr and be-
ing in Havana Mining Dis.rie;, County of S.a IL
son and Territory Of Montana and known and
designated by the field notes and official yia; on
file Ia his oiiic~ as lot Number - and a, l..
Township ami south. isaaga :. La. OF Ia e
and Principal Meridian Of i!ip .crrii ry Ell Nom
lama The Exterior Boundaries Il sail I4)I NJ.
IS and ~ heing As follows, 10 wiz: Naria ion, Is
degrees II minutes Ia ~ degrees East.
tonmeacinS AZ corner W. !. Il graEiie StGrP
which l. also corner No. OF ti!a ''keanebe.' .
lo,ie-Lot IS ii I ), : K ,, I-ci;.ii,ai by san
uel - Rice; and running lhc.ce \ II deg W ,
Al deg =, 20j feet to corner no :; Il eraHiie
stone; thence : 81 deg I, $500 feet 10 corner No
=, granite stcne, which i also corner 10 on
'he aid kennebec lode, whence tie ;. eertion
oII UT between Section NJ. 81 Ia -. r. 4.
" anu 90 zee" IN No. IL Is, Rl, bears Y Il
Mts ~ ma y, l1Gi feet distant: tlte..ce : Il sie
~" iee'' H',ng the cad iiae IF sail KeaIei,e,.
acres. V =" wv
Ibis claim is b".a.!el on The souih-ea 4 bv
me said hci!nebec Lode, Lot No IS. claimed BIZ
samuel d. Rice. -
The location of this Mine I, daily recorded l.,
the Recorders Office of Matlis "a toatry. y r
on Page Isl, in Book - of l.3Ge - -
Any ana all per~'ns Claiming adversely am
portion OF said Eherhardi lode mi}> ~. .a;t,
mining ground a herei;:hefJre de crit,,I ara
required 10 fife their ADVERSE caiia with tL,e
Register of the United Stafes Land Oiicp ~
H"zelnan, ia the Tefritory Of N lnlau, Gnr u
the elNiy days i,er:od OF l-uA.icn j ~ hereof. ar
they will be barred by yir.ue OF The provi .ions
OF the statue.
DAVIS WILSON, Register
t. Knight, Surveyor and tit'y. FL
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FEW MORE GOOD 1NDIA.s.
Lieut. L0der wipes Ont "A WAR Party
OF Sioux. Leavina Susse 40
Tell the Tale.

Diamond City. April ia special corl-
| rier arrived tonight from the Muscleshell
with tie news that Lieutenant Losler. with
about Is men. had attacked and killed a
party OF s OF Sitting Bulls Sioux in the Vi
entity OF Careless creek, about 70 miles east
OF Maitnsdale. the particulars OF which, as
near IA we could learn. are as fellows:
On the morning of the 18th a party of
eros Eenties, who were camped near, in
formed Lieut. Loder, who was on "A scout
ing expedition with eighteen men. from
Fort Logan. that there was Il party OF
Sioux near by. Mounting at once. with
ont waiting tor breakfast. he started in pur-
suit, preceded by several eros Eentre
scouts. After a r,ritl tide of about eleven
miles. one .: the scouts signaIcd that lie
had found them. which VAS evident. rs the
sioux fired upon him at once. He return
ed the fire. but soon received fatal shot.
Lieut.. Loder dashed forward and Was soon
within $50 yards of the enemy. who kept
up brisk fire. One Indian stood tip as il
to cover the retreat OF the rest. and when
SHOT down stood up a second time. The |
of the party re,reated into
cooley. but We're charged upon and all kill
ed. fighting with desperation to the last.
One eros tentre was killed and one wound |
.d. The Sioux were all atoot. and carried /
Ariats. This is believed TO be Il remnant
d the party that committed the depre,u-
IONS on the Yellowstone a short time AGO.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-24
PROGRESS OF THE SpRTEIERT
PACIFIC.

Elsewhere will be found interesting in
formation from various sources in regard
To the extension OF the Northern Pacific
railroad. Evidence of the good faith of
the new company. in their avowed pur-
pose to build the road to tie Yellowstone,
is accommodating every day. For some
time we have been entirely satisfied of the
financial ability Of the company to extend
their line tc the settlements of Montana if
they so determined. and have repeatedly
SO expressed ourselves, and now, that the
important work has finally been undertak-
en-, apparently in such good earnest. We
cannot think that !, halt viii be called UNI
iii the rich and fertile valley Of The Vel
lowstonc is reached. Thai point once
reached, the road will virtually build itself
to the heart of the Territory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-24
-
SOelss Of Troops.

Companies II. and L.. Secon d Cavalry,
who tor some time past have been scour-
ing the Yellowstone country in search OF
thrredating parties OF indians. have been
ordered in and will soon leave for Fort As
sinaboinc. on Milk River, where they will
be stationed. perhaps. permanently.
Company +, Second Cavalry, Captain
Tyler in command. left Fort Ellis on Tues
day last. on scouting expedition IN the
vicinity of Saltwater.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-24
CHILE NOSES.
How Sitting Bnis is to he Treated.

Washington. April lS.-Chicf Moses hay
ing agreed to it. the President has set aside
Il very large reservation in Washington
Territory Tor Moses and his people. with
such Indians rs may affiliate and the Sec
rotary of the Interior may send.
Washington. April 19.-Some of the
Cmaliila Indians this morning. at lie Of
flee OF the Secretary of the Interior. ex-
pressed dissatisfaction with the terms
agreed upon yesterday. Chief Noses, how
ever. stands to the contract.
Tie Secretary OF War has addressed a
letter to General SiseTnmn directing. in
ease Sitting Bun or any Of his followers
cross from the British Possessions. that
they be held as prisoners OF war until fur
ther orders from the President. In view
of this action. Sitting Bull ana his band
have voluntarily Subjected themselves to
the authority Of Great Britain and ceased
to be subjects of the United States. They
viii not now be permitted. even with
peaceiblc intentions. 70 re-cross thc~fron-
fipr
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-24
Major Walsh. of the CANADIAN, m

Major Walsh. of the Canadian, mounted
police. knows more than anybody else
about Sitting Bull. When he was reported
having warned the United States to look
ont, there was some occasion to apprehend
trouble on the northern border. Now that
he corrects this report over his own sigma
ture and describes the famous savage as
quiet. this persistent bugbear may be con-
sislered az fairly evapolated.- Pioneer
Press
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-24
South African Campaign.

Cape Town, April l, via st. Vincent.
April 1.-THE column tor the relief OF
Colonel Persons command at Ekowe is
10 force Il passage through the enemy's
lines to Ekowe with all possible rapidity.
exchange the garrison and provision the
fort tol one month. and form another post
OH InginyZum heights. leaving it supplied
for Il similar period. Perhaps a third pos;
will he established at lnyoui river. The
relieving column takes the coast road.
where there is but little bush. and moves
under the guidance of John Dunn. former
CeteWayos adviser. No tents are to be
taken. Each night there will be a biyollac
and the camp will be entrcnched.