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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-27
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL,
New York Money Market.

NEw foRK, March 20. 1870,
Money vas loaned to-day at 3@7 per cent, closing
saay atL
Foreign exchange was firmer at is5GpIs54 for long
aud t56k G+sT4 for demand
Government bonds were strong and JGGp'. higher.
State bonds were dull.
Railroad bonds were active. The following. were
tho changes compared with the last sales An nd
vance OF per cent In Lahigh and Wllkesbarro con
soils, u IN Northwest gold rs, = in New Jersey Central
and 4 IN Missouri Kansas and Texas consOs assent.
ed. anada Southern nrsts guaranteed, and Ohio and
Mississippi seconds. There was decline of = in Den.
Yer and RIO Gralde frsts and = In Missouri Kansas
and Texas seconds and Kansas Pacific Denver dlys.
ion) trust receipts, Lake Shore registered seconds
sold IT lO0 Rock Island Bs Of 1917 at ll Union Pa
Onc llss at g7t, Central Pacific gold bonds ut lOgi
and Western Pacific bonds al 1885,.
The stock market was g ncraly firm and u higher
range OF prices WAS established, the Granger shares
being m 81 prominent IN the Improvement, The early
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NORTH, roRTHwEsT, VEST, AND SOUTH
SUNDAY, S 90 EABE FEF +. isis a. $40 NJ
5;o5T I'M Y9iK, fIiEx6EEPHIA. AND Bos;
Baltimore only. stops cS at shipieys fs S% An
nmat gPon Junction. Jessyps Hanover, and ELK
StrasIprg, Winchester, Hagerstown and Way via
-fBXITIMoRE AND LAUREL EXPRESS
sO csssS Fl Books psdmSnt snsSuFs Win
sSoNw YORK PHIkAPEPliIA .r1 bosT Sp
New York and Philadelphia. stops mt Annapolis
"a tSuS 19TisHihH Ssfsso FRED red
erlck Hagerstown, aud Valley Branch, except
to CINCINNATI daily. Grafton to sandusky daily
300 ion sunday only Baltimore, Annapolis, and
IoOO-BiLTIMoRE EXPRESS. stops at Bladens.
burg, College, BeIlsyle, Laurel, Annapolis June
, tlon, Jcssups, and Hanover.
r2:iO-B baltimore Annapolis, EllIcott City and Way.
hSOm ,, YORK, PiiILADELPHiA, AND Bos-
TON EXPRESS. Stops ut Laurel.
l;S5.tOn Sunday only for Baltimore and Way Sta
BALTIMORE, BLADENsBURa, AND LAU-
REL EXPRlsS Frederick via Relay. stops ut
4a5-,fPoint Of Rscks Frederick, Hage! stown, Win.
AND VIZ %s1 Stations 9H Sundays to pO
500 Bsi.inaTs, xasapo t and Way stations.
5S0nat PllLAbELPTIA,N 0RFotk. AND AND BAL.
IlMOHE EAPhfSS. ElllCOtt tlly, NOrlOlk, tN-
cept Sunday. Norfolk passengers taken In the
cars direct TO boat at Canton, Stops nj Bladens-
burg and Laurel.
an" &Nb EXPRESS
Sleeping cars TO Chicago
l0t-BALTIMORE EXPRESS.
9OO-Pont of Rocks and Way stations.
9t0-tST. LOUIS, CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE,
AND PII1SBURG EXPRESS. Plttsburg, ex-
cept Sunday. Pullman Cars
i0:l5-fNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND BAL.
TINORE EXPRESS. Sleeping car 70 New York
md special sleeping car to Philadelphia.
tDnly. ION sunday only. Other trains daily, ex-
cept Sunday. All trains stop OF Relay station.
For further information npply AT ticket Offices al
depot, corner New Jersey avenue and g street COL,
0d 6i9 and iil5 PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest
Washington, and Masonic Temple High street
Georgetown where tickets can he procured anu or
ders viii be taken for baggage to be checked and re
ceived at any point In the city. . 10, ,,,,,,,,rs,
l.. NJ COLE, w. NJ CLEMENTS,
General Ticket Agt. Master Trans'n
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GEORGETOUN NEWS.
ColIected DIV nepubIIcan Reporlers.

Collected by Republican Reporters.
Mr.. X, Il. Shckell, the supervisor of streets, has
placed guard around the fore-bay Of Mark
Soungs old burnt mill in order 10 avoid acct,
dents.
Colonel William McWliamS, OF Baltimore win
deliver an address before the members of the Order
of the Knights Of Pythlas at the hall Of Hermione
Lodge, No. II, Tomorrow evening.
Abont six o'clock lasteVening white boy named
l.. a. Pollard aged fifteen years, applied AT the
stRtlOn.hOuse for lodgings when he wNsreCognizcd
as fugitive from his home, near Richmond, Va
lc was arrested and returned 10 that city last even
ing
The contractor for paving High street has block.
AIDED the sidewalk to such an extent MS TO make II
almost impossible, aud the complaints OF the resi-.
dents on that street and those who have to pass
that way are numerous II is the intention of the
street to call The attention of the District Commits.
sl0ncrs TO the blockade.
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COMMERCIAL.
Washington River Front.

wAsuINoTos, March %, 1870.
ARRIVED
Biscoes wharves-Schooners w & Castor, Smith,
POGO moke with lumber to Il Il Jackson IL Co; Sails
bury. Goslon, Salisbury. with lumber to same.
Rileys wharves-Schooners Annie Merrill, Wood;
WIN Leighton. -: Onward. Bail. and station. Bird.
all from the Chcsa pealSe Bay. with oy sters market
J0hnson's wharyes-Schooner Ida Jackson, Beach
Accutink, with wood TO Johnson Bros
Ct.EAREp.
Dscoe's wharves-Schooner w q S CASTOR, Smith.
bound down. light,
Rlieys whnrves--Schooners Intrepid, Turner: Car.
penter. Adams: Mary Ellen, Poe, aud Mary Helen
Gordon, all bound down light.
JOlfnsons whnrves-Schooner Cora Smith, Williams
Occoquan, TO load coal for johnson Bros,
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Equity Court-Justice MacArthur.-H VS.,
DockendorfP; bill dismissed. Colbert vs. oBrien
decree TO be prepared. Fletcher VS.. Fletcher; con-
veyance of June 16 1873 by plaintiff to defendant
declared null and defendant enjoined, Sc oBrien
VS.. Republic s. and b. Association; complainants
10 pay S6l2.71 within sixty days, otherwise sale.
Mccullough vs. Dennison; exceptions overruled
and special auditors report confirmed. Berry VS..
Berry; ]. T. Hanna substituted rs trustee. Fowler
vs. Ellis al pro coniesso against Mrs Jane Lenox,
Mrs. Emma Russell, and Mrs. Y. c. Bowen. Owens
VS.. Smoot leave to file amended bill. Bradley.
administrators, vs.. Green trustees bond approved,
Gregory VS.. Kuhlemann; guardian ad litcm APP
pointed Adjourned until tomorrow.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
Criminal Court-Justice iagner.-James Madison
Munfi Stnnn murder
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Georgetown Commercial Nows.

GKJRoErowN. March 26. 1870.
GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat-The market for wheat continues quiet and
dull with only small lots offering. We write good
milling demand for the best grades OF both descrp-
tons, and in the absence of any important saies,
quote nomnally at 81 i01 u for good to prime Fuz
and II 1JCGl 10 for Lancaster
Corn-There is an active milling inquiry for prime
parcels Of yellow and white corr ut LG i6c.
GRAIN ARRIVALS.
by canni-Boat Seneca, Castle, with 900 bushels
corn $50 bushels wheat aud 50 barrels -four to Hart.
ley Il Bro.
This IN the first arrival by canal since the opening OF
navigation Oh the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
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dealings were characterized by considerable strength
althouRh the speculation was comparatively quiet
and prices steadily advanced 4ni% Toward the
close the coal shares gave way slightly which weak
eneu the general market, and the closing quotations
were ut decline of a1H from the highest point OF
the day. Michigan Central was strong and closed at
~ advance OF ~ per cent from yesterdays closing
me transactions aggregated 12l,UJ shares of which
eOv were Erie 5000 were Lake Shore, 5000 were Wa
DBh, 5iVO were Northwest. IaO00 were ~ Paul l0uOl
were Delaware Lackawnnnn and Western, 500 we're
New Jersey Central, 1000 were Michigan Central, 9,Up
were Western Union, 1000 were Knisas Pacific and
S,WO were 81 Louis aud San Francisco.
The following were the closing prices:
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WAsHISoToS, ID. G., March IS, 1870.
Sealed proposals IN duplicate, to be ndOrsed Pro;
pOsals for Coal" will be received Mt this Office until
~ m. the 18th day OF MARCH, 1879, for the beow-de-
scribed coal to he delivered at the NavyYard Wash.
ingon u g., fee ofany expense to tine Government,
ard subject to the usual inspection, viz;
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR.
Five hundred tons (2,2tl pounds per toni Cumbcr.
land Coal best quality, free from dust sulphur, or
other impurities.
Fifty tons t22IO pounds per toni white Ash Egg
Coal hest quality, dry, free from slate and dust.
All to be delivered by April TO- 1879. Tie contractor
Is to place II IN carts provided by the Government
the Navy. ard wharf aud the quantity is to be paid
for at the weight OF the Navy.Yard scales.
The right Is reserved 10 reject any or nll bids not
deemed advantageous to the Government. Respon-
sble security required the bos for the prompt and
faithful delivery OF the coal. Blank forms for bids
at this Office. The contractor to pay the cost of in
spection. j. A. SMITH,
mnrH paymRstcr u. 4. Navy.
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I PROPOSALS FOR BRICKS, CEMENT, LIME,
l. ANn SAND FOR TIE REnoNSTRuCTIoN

OFFICE or ENuiNEEn AND ARCHITECT,
WAsHtNOToN, March II, 1870.
Proposals Will lie received mt room No. a. CorcOran
building until IL NJ the 9th of March, S7D for fur
nshing building materials above stated. Thespcc
tiCatlOns may be obtained ON application to
ADOLF CLUSS,
mchiSeoJt IStar Engineer and Architect.
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PROPOSALS..

A RCHITECTs OFFICE. u. s. CAPITOL,
"A WAsHiNGToN, u. G., March ~ 1870
Proposals Will be received at this office whore plans,
specihcations, &C.; c;in lie seen until TUESDAY,
April 3. at " o'clock m, for the bricks labor, aud
materials for laying the same, of the extension OF tho
Government Printing-Ofice.
EDWARD CLARK,
.mh26 Architect United states Capitol.
DROPosALs FOR DESIGNATION OF AVENUES
Il AND STREETS
ENGtNBER DEPARThHNT,
DISTRICT on COLUMBIA,
WAsHfNGToS, March q, 1919.
BY direction ofthe Commissioners, scaled proposals
will be received ut this Office until ~ o'clock, noon,
SATURDAY, APRIL ., 1879, for furnishing and plnc.
Ing upon street lamps IN the cities Of Washington aud
Georgetown the designations of Avenues and streets
IN letters aud numbers one and OnehHlf 90 Inches
In length and properly prOportiOned.
bidders are at liberty to submit any plan whatever
for enecting this purpose transmitting samples Of
work.
Bids must be Endorsed Proposals for Designations
OF Avenues aud Streets, and addressed to the under
signed.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids or
20 rts of bids. W. j. TWINING,
Major Engineers. Z. s. A.; Engineer Commissioner
District of Columbia. mar2)6t
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FRLlx DEsFOSSE's FRENCH BAKERY.

(FStabltBhed 1871
20 YEARS OF INCREASING SUCCESS.
FELIX DESFOSSE,
the well. known and only real French baker In WASH
ngtOn formerly of Nineteenth street), has perman-
emily located ut No 20l2 street. between TWentieth
and rwenty-hrst streets. near Pennsylvania avenue,
where he continues as heretofore TO make French
aud American bread OF the very best quality. French
bread II specially, Vienna rolls to order.
NJ B,-FrenCh Bread Is recommended for persons of
delicate health especially for those suffering from
dyspepsia. Beware of limitations. InNr2l-f
DRINVING FOR BALLS, RECEPTIONS sc.
ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS.
REPUBLICAN JOBNOOMS.
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UcTIoN SALE or SCRAP METAL.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
UNITED STATES PATEST-OFFtCE,
WAsuINGToN ID. c. March ", 1870.
On TUESDAY, April |, 1879. l will offer for sale at
public auction In the PatentOnice building, ut /
O'Clock y. m
A lot OF SCRAP METAL. consisting OF brass, cop
per, cast, and wrought iron, being the remains of
Identified models fom the fire of September q. is7i.
The weight OF metal Is estimated at from 80 to lC0
tons, rgeproporton of II being brass aud copper
Can be inspected at any time TO the day OF sale be-
tween the hours of . u. M. and y.
Terms cash,
by direction of the Commss' oner of Patents.
mchlg f. A, SEEI,Y. Chief Clerk.
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PROFESSIONAL.

nR. BoSwoRTH, 9ls f STREET n. w, Is THE
- most skfllfnl and the only Scientific Medical
Electrician Ia this city. All nervous and chronic
diseases positively cured Female diseases q special
ty Refers to Senators ID. w. voorhees,, Indiana; J.
g., and Others Consultation nee. A competent and
thoroughly qualified lady assistant TO attend to ladies'
oil .Iy
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H. T.HELM BOLD'S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU.

A SPECIFIC REMEDY for all Diseases OF the
Urinary Organs-E On-retention or Iucontlnence OF
Urine; Irritation, Inflammation. or liberation OF the
Bladder and Kidneys; Stone In the bladder, Gravel
Brickdu<t Deposit, Brights Disease, Milky Dis.
charges and all Diseases of the Bladder Kidneys or
Prostate Gland whether affecting Male. Female or
Child
FOR WEAKNESS arising from excuses or DIST
toms: Nervous Debility. Loss OF Memory, Indisposi
iion 20 Exertop or business, Shortness OF breath,
Trembling. Troubled with Thoughts of Disease,
Dimness OF Vision, Palms In the Rack. Chest, and
Head, Rush OF Blood TO the Head Skin Eruptons
Pale Countennnce. and Dry Skin.
IfTHESE SYMPTOMS are allowed TO go on very
frequently Eplleptc Fits and Consumption follow.
When the constitution becomes affected with organic
weak II requires the aid Of nvgorating medi-
cine to strengthen and tone up the system, which
ELMBOLDS BUCHU does In every case.
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UNRUsTEEs SALE OF PROPERTY on NTNTI
l. STREET EAST.
TNiTED sTATEs MARyITALs SAFE,

i INlTED STATES MARSHALS SALE,
by virtue of writ OF ier flca, issued ont of the
Clerks Office OF the supreme Court Of the District oil
Columbia. and to me directed. will sell at public
SALE for cash at the house door of said District
on MONDAY, the 18th day OF April. 1870 at II
o'clock M all the right title, claim, and interest OF
the defendant In and to the following described
property, TO wit Sublot No. tr square No 6fS Wash
ingtOn, d. G., together with all and singular the inn
prOvemeuts thereon. seized and levied upon as the
property of John H. Cassel to satisfy execution No.
1850, ut law, in favor Of Henrietta Stuart.
EREDK DOUGLASS,
Us. Marshal D. g.
JOHN SHERMAN. Auctioneer. nh2Bdts
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STEAMSHIP LINES.
For Norfolk, Fortress Monroe
and the South.

The swim and elegant iron steamer GyygP
LADY or THE LAKE ieayss ssssassa2szsssssszt
DAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, Mt O'Clock y.
m connecting with steamers for New York aud Bos-
ton aud Railroad Lines South, Returning leaves
Norfolk every Tuesday Thursday and saturday, at
o'clock D. M.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON leaves sixth
street wharf every Monday ut u, IN. for NOminl
Thursday for Curriomnn. and saturday for Leonard.
town, stopping ut intermediate landings going aud
returning
STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK.
The steamers JOHN GIBSON and T. G. KNIGHT
alternately leave Pier H. East River, New York. ev
cry Saturday Mt p. M; Georgetown Saturday morn
Ing and Alexandria same day.
Freight taken at lowest rates. Apply nj Office over
National Metropolitan Bank, Fifteenth street, or office
of agent foot of sixth street. Washington, andes Wa
ter street, Georgetown. SAML BACON,
mchl President
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HELMBOLD'S BUCHU

HAS NO EQUAL in diseases peculiar TO females,
Chronic Inflammation OF the Uterus, and oil COM
plants incident TO tn SEX
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BILL HEADS. letter. HEADS,

UINCUIAIt5, DODiEKS
and all kinds of JOB PRINTING executed with neat
ness aud dispatch ut THE REPUBLICAN JOB
OFFICE, the largest e5tabshmentln the clly.ocR
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SAN FRAScIsco March 90 1872
The following arc the official closing quotations OF
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FOOT SURGERY--CORNS, &c.

"Daily walks being requisite TO health" thousand
visit DIR. WHITES establishment, lil0 Pennsylvania
avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel for relief from ans
avoidance OF Corns, Bunions, Chilbains Bad Nails
&c. Among Ills patrons are many OF the most emit
hent medical judicial md political digntaries OF thu
world. Established 1851. Fee. 81 n visit dec26
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-27

RIP VAN WRINKLE MATINEE SATURDAY
SATURDAY NIGuT-LAsr TINE OF RIP.
MONDAY NENT-CARNCRoss MINsrREIs.
mhg.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-30

All old stock sold very low by Jockey
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asnae AalDS Gospel ..x'' Founder.

TX" Beidler arrived in town from Miles
On Thursday evening last. having in charge
several persons accused OF burning the
I GeveanIpcH1 hay al Fort Keoyll last
\ month. They WE he taken to Virginia
City and lodged in Jail there to await the
action 81 fhe L. S. Grand Jury next
March, The sSidenue is said to be strong
against nsst o; them. Two of the princi-
pm witnesses accompanied to Boze-
man. Soaring Perseai kMsn from some of
the coHspHatsrs Whe aae supposed TO he
still at large; --X- ras accompanied by
DAVID Bozeman and Frank Murray as
krcabinet' officers. ~ tsas donned the
Cardinel's cap. and appears to have his
|,chureh organization new ia inll blast.
tie says the '-b0ys" a1e ail an xious now
70 throw in the widows mite when David
passes the contribution box. There ap-
pears 10 be quite an awakening among
me -mgrims" in the bower country. but
some Of those haitleSed sinllers will have
TO remain some time at the ..anxiOus
seat" before they are thoroughly convert
ed frOM the error Of their ways.
No mercy TO those who come next'.-
TX always sticks to his text:)
I'm the sweet bye-and-bye. you'll learn,
pard,"
Aat tlle way OF transgressors is hard"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-01-30

Co,utla Deer LQl ge county wesu ordered
to be held at Butte on the second Mondays
OF March and September of each year, pro-
vided proper Legislation is had to authorize
jurors to be drawn from that portion of
the county south of Warm Spring creek.
A special session Of the Supreme Court
will also be held to fix terms to be held In
Custer county, If the necessary laws are
passed for the purpose.
: Ohio Falls Car WORKS, Of Jacksonville.
1ndlAda, recently received = contrast to
equip the Utah 4 Northern Narrow Gauge
Railway with the following cars. being the
largest contract ever given by narrow
gauge road: One hundred box cars. sew
enty-flve fiat cars. four cabO0ses, three
mail cars. three baggage cars. three COM
hination cars. and three parlor coaches.
This will give the 500 mechanics ut this
insnitinAe Institution work during the en-
tire winter.
BY the explosion of a kerosene lamp in
the dining room Of he City Hotel, on Sat-
nrlay the 18th inst, Butte came very near
haH 'ng big blaze. The table clotl, on
the .ables and the cotton sheeting with
which the room was ceiled. saturated viii,
the oil from the exploded lamp. igniting
instantly tiled tle room with flame and
smoke. Says the Winer: ''For . few
minute fhe house with it, contents ap-
pearei doomed beyond the chance OF pos
siblity ofteseue." The fire was finally
extiheubhed. with little damage.
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New Names FOR MILITARY Pests.

The new military posts in the Depart
ment OF Dakota which have bsen located
and established from time to time during
the past two years have been officially
named by Gen. Sheridan. An official or
der issued from his headquarters under
date of December 3Oth, desi2natcs them as
follows:
The new post to be located near Milk
river. Montana Territory, to be known Us
Fort AssinabOine. y
The post located near Bear Butte creek.
Dakota Territory, to be known as Fort
Meade.
Camp Baker, Montana. Territory, as
Fort Logan, in honor of Capt. William
Logan, Seventh Infantry. killed August 8.
1877. in action with Nez Perces Indians, at
Big Hole Pass. Montana Territory. -
Post at Standing Rock Indian Agency.
Dakota Territory, as Fort Yates. in honor
Of Capt. George w. Yates, Seventh Cav
airy. killed June 25th. 1876. in action with
Sioux Indians. on the Little Big Horn
river. Montana Territory.
Post at Cheyenne River Agency. Dakota
Territory. as Fort Bennett, in honor Of
Capt. Andrew 5. Bennett. Fifth Infantry.
killed September 4. 1878. in an atfray with
Bannack Indians near Clark's Fork, Mon.
tana Territory. 7
Post at Lower brule Agency. Dakota
Territory, as Fort Hale. Seventh Cavalry
killed September 30. 1877. in action with
Nee Perces Indians, on Snake river, Mon
tana Territory. r t
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Bannack Indians belonging to Ten Dogs
band. passing through town on Monday
last, report that one Of their number was
killed by a young white man or boy on
Sixteenth Creek last week. From their
story, it appears that reports were circti-
lated that there were thieving Indians in
the vicinity, and that young white man
went out to look after his horses, and SEQ
ing an Indian descending the mountain,
and some horses near or ahead of him.
suspected that he was stealing horses. he
raised his gun and fired twice. the second
shot taking fatal effect. 1t is claimed that
the Indian was hunting deer and had no in
tention. whatever. of stealing. 1t is an
unfortunate affair, and shows, if true, the
young white man was entirely too hasty In
his conclusions and unjustitiable in his rash
act. The Indians report that three OF their
number were recently killed in drunken
row while camped on the Musclcshell.
More victims OF the cursed whisky traffic.
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To be Consolidated.

General Brisbin is in receipt of CON-
munication from Agent Danllson. for Ten
boy and his band OF Indians. stating that
he Danilson) is instructed by the Hon.
Secretary Of the Interior that the Indians
Of Fort Hall and Lemhi Agencies are to Be
consolidated. and that the Lemhi Indians
are to be removed to Fort Hall Agency the
coming spring. Ten boy may not take
very kindly to this arrangement at first,
but we are satisfied that it is move In the
right direction, for the Lemhi Reserve Is
utterly worthless to the Indians, while the
Fort Hall Reserve affords mt least good
pastunge and excellent agricultural facili-
ties
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ever i'll BOZeman at Jockeys
Judging from the tone and general make.
up of the Madisonian of last week. one
would naturally conclude that somebody
has been hitting it a diff in tender
spot. Brother" Tom. you should not take
such little things to heart. We had no idea
it was your cow" but il you hare lost
your maternal ancestor. Why don't you
blurt it right out.
The AvANT COURIER has introduced nov
city in printing-Ofiice arrangements Free
concerts are given I'D iibitun,'' to visitors.
Now, If ii would only add a nigger show
and variety troupe. we should think the
JOY of the compositors would be complete.
-MadisoataN.
The COURIER has already secured both,
and we regret to inform the .Madison;am
that. as usual. it is too hate in making ap-
plicatiOn. We expect tho to have Tom
cat jubilee soon, and will give the Madi-
sonian troupe q ''sit,,''f provided we can't
do any better.-[ED.. CoCRIER.]
Orders have been rcceised by o. S. Col
Iector 4. p. Fuller to see that section 3AO6
Of the Revised Statutes is strictly enforced.
The sertion PROVIDES THAT any person
Who ne&lects To- destroy the stamps on
emptied cigar boxes shall be arrested"
Col. Fuller Is instructed to report to the
U. $. District Attorney any aud Ill viola-
ions of this section. The Government has
ately been defrauded BY parties re-t,sinXI
igar and liquor stamps, and b now taking |
trOng measures to protect it, revenue.
Destroy MI stamps on einptied cigar boxes,
implied liquor barrels and tobacco boxes,
nd save trouble - isa-a~.s@s = ~ y go
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NOTICE! Money needed; your account must
be paid. JOCKEY.