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DALLY INDEPENDENT HELENA, I A A 17, JOSEPH'S BAND. i FOR SIXTY DAYS Dry Goods at Cost to Close Out. J. It. ROYUE CO.

offer their entire stock of Staple and AT COST AND LESS. Having decided to close our present busi- neses with ft view of malting some changes preparatory to re-entering ibis or some other branch of the mercantile trade, we an- uounce our design to close ABSOLUTE and ENTIRE, and lor the next Sixty Days our will be on the market at such prices at will insure rapid sale ot the same. The nsBortincnt being large and complete in almost everything pertaining to a First Class Dry Goods Establishment, the bulk of the stock consisting of STAPLE GOODS AND NOTIONS, just such A character of goods which are in every day demand by families, this is a rare opportunity to secure goods at LOW PRICES (and less than can or will be offered again unless just such an opportunity as thii accurs, which ot coarse is rare. Buyers also should avail themselves of the advantages offered, in the time specified above. Respectfully, J.

R. BOYCE OUNPHY BLOCK. N. B. We will atiictly adhere to the cash system while this sale is going on, as the goods are offered at prices tnat will not admit of being charged upon our books.

J. R. B. Co. personal.

--Bishop Tuttle will officiate in Virginia City next Sunday. --Mr. Ferdinand Bohm returned to Virginia this morning. --Mr. Frank McGinn, of Beaver creek, made the INDEPENDENT office a pleasant visit last evening.

--Mr. C. C. Chapman, of the San Francisco house of Spruance, Stanley reached here Wednesday evening. He will interview our business men for the next few days.

He represents one of the most reliable houses on the Pacific coast. The Doughty Wariior Returning to His Native Land. PLAYING THE FOX ON HOWARD. A Splendid Chance for the Hostiles to Escape. NEW YORK, August 15.

The Times' Washington special siiys th-it trustworthy Montana dispatches i i 'I s-iy the hostiles aru mi thu u-sorviitioii. Howard is at three days in the a The appcarauuc of the Indians in fou-i- Lemhi, which is in I laho, just the line from Montana and on thu western slope of the mountains separating the Ter ritories, would show that in i i away from Gibbon's Big Hole canyon light they have stolen back across thu mountains and are now from three to live il.iy.s nearer their starting point, the n-s-jriM- tion, than when they started. LETTER FROM SECRETARY MILLS LATER FROM THE BATTLE FIELD. The Bodies of Eighty-One Indians Found. EIGHTH ANNUAL FAIR A 11 OH Hie Six Companies of Artillery on the Way to Bannack.

Fort Oiiater. The Chicago Times gives the following data upon authority of Col. Sheridan: Gen. Buel has 100 mechanics at work and expects 100 more. His three companies of infantry are misting in the building operations.

Two hundred cottonwood logs had been cut for projected buildings and the survey had been made. Gen. Buel is determined to preserve the timher in the vicinity of the post, apd has accordingly forbidden the cutting of logs within a radius of eight miles. The Lodge poles left by the Sioux when they fled so precipitately after the tight with Caster, are beiiig utilized in the construction of barracks. He expects to have quarters ready for twelve companies by the middle of October.

THE TRIUMPH Tnuss Is a marvel ot mechanical ingenuity and accuracy, and hence if properly adjusted will hold any Hernia in practice, when the Triumph Rupture Cure will infallibly and speedily cure it. These wonderful Appliances ore sold at 334 Bowery. New Turk, and 1815 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, where the Truss is warranted and the Cure guaranteed. Send 10 cents for Descriptive Book, to either office. Notice.

Heece having been called to minister to the wounded soldiers of Gibbon's command asks the indulgence of his patients. All orders left at Weir Pope's drug store will be promptly attended to by Dr. Bui- lard during his absence. ARMS Secretary Mills writes as follows from Deer Lodge under date of August 1-1: Howard with 310 men started after Joseph yesterday. Also 50 of the Deer Lodge escort.

Stuart's and Clark's companies struck across from the Big Hole to Bannack as soon as Gibbon reached them. I think men have also gone from Flat and Butte to-day. Norwood's company was also ordered to Bannstck but the courier missed him, but Gen. Gibbon would meet him soon after. I advised Hickinan of the movements this evening and asked him to stand in.

Two companies of regulars, are now six miles below Deer Lodge, and have been ordered to Baunack by forced marches. I think that there will be 25 men here from Bear today. I sent two wagons of hospital stores to Flench Gulch to day and they will be there by daylight to-morrow. I don't believe that the hostiles can get away from the force that is now in pursuit as they have 3,000 horses and many wounded. This thing will oil be over in a week, but they may get out on the stage road flist, or break up into small parties.

Sbort Stopa. --Four thousand fine Key West cigars, just received by Ilaupt Meyer. tf --J. T. Sullivan has removed to Broadway, opposite Vawter Im-jeS --There will be a ball at Cave gulch tonight and two races fit the same place tomorrow night.

--Greenhood, Bohm Co. have ou Dudley's train, which will reach uere to-day, sixty-five packages of clothing. --Genuine Silver Crown and genuine Bouquet cigars, Perique smoking tobacco, and a full assortment of cigarettes, mcer- chaum pipes, gunware, ammunition, at Emil Loewenberg's. --Kleinschmidt Bros. on exhibition at their liquor store a large usort- inent of barware, fixtures iind ornaments.

Parties interested in this line of goods should not fail to sec them. --Kleinschmidt Bros', wholesale liquor house received yesterday fifty barrel lot of Kentucky whiskies; also a large assortment ot case jjoods. They now have a complete stock of wines, liquors, cigars and bar fixtures. --Kleinschmidt wholesale liquor house keep constantly ou hand the celebrated Kentucky Favoiite biand of whisky, shipped direct from the Eastern distillery; algo Kentucky Choice, Old Valley Bourbon, and the leading brands of double stamped, sour mash Bourbons. They can and will compete with the California markets.

Call auJ examine their stock. tf Mr. Lin McFarland arrived from Dee Lodge lust evening. He accompanied th escort train up the Big Hole valley to with in fifteen miles of the battle field, wher they met General Gibbon with his wound ed, and taking the General in his buggy returned with him to Deer Lodge. All th wounded were found to be getting along very well, and Drs.

Mitchell, Steele, Reece and soon dressed the vvoumts aud made them as comfortable a possible. Tlu-y were then placed in am buliiucea and spring wagons, and, as wil be seen by our dispatch, they arrived there yesterday, one day behind General Gibbon But one officer, three soldiers and one citi zen are considered to be severely wounded GL-nenil Howard, with his cuvalrv uiu fifty of General Gibbon's command unde: Captain Uawn, left the Big Hole for Horsi Prairie on Monday morning. Twentv vol unteers from Deer Lodge, twenty frou Butte, and ten from Dewey's Flat, Beaver head county, followed after Howard nnd would probably operate with him. Oue of General Gibbon's officers counte eighty one ludian bodies on the field, the Indians having concealed many under the banks of the creek and covered others with willows. This shows that the fighi must have been a desperate one, and tha General Gibbon's command can proudh claim to be the heroes ot the greatest Indian battle--with oue exception--since 1865.

Territorial News. num we may LProm the Butte Miner, Aug. H.I The frame of the Walker Bros, mill now up and as SO men or about tht ber are in its construction look fur its completion at an early date. A large amount of machinery and other freight for this mill came in last Saturday Last week A. M.

Esler shipped 76 tons coppr-r ore from the Parrott lode and 20 from the Mountain. This ore will average 35 per cent copper. W. A. Clark during this week shipped 20 tons of high class silver ore.

The owners of the Late Acquisition Spur are now at work taking out ore that will yield from 275 to 300 ounces ot silver to the ton. This first class ore is all shipped to Utah lor reduction, and from this claim alone it is expected that 100 tons of ore (it this quality Will be shipped this fall. The mine now presents a very fine appearance, the vein now being seven feet wide. Within the last two weeks Messrs. Young Roudebush have shipped 425 pounds of very fine bullion, nnd have something more than 100 pounds still on hand.

This bullion was fiom oie taken from the Burlington lode, but the mill is now employed upon ore from the Nettie lode, belonuin to the same proprietors, with most satisfactory results, the yield being a little over 100 ounces per ton. The mill began work only last Febiuary, and at the present rate of profits will haye itself paid for in less than two months, which is not bad even for Butte. Messrs. Y. E.

have lately ordered for next winter's use a full supply of salt, chemicals, and it is their intention some time next fall to replace the engine now working in their mill with a much larger one. WOXJuDED. TJiey Arrive In Deer and AMMUNITION. WE WILL SELL WINCHESTER I FIXED AMMUNITION During the present Indian troubles AT REDUCED RATES. from a Dlntance will be promptly attended to T.

C. 5'OWER A 94 Wain Street, Helena, M. T. KLElMftCHMIDT Wholesale Liquor House. MAIN STREET, HELENA.

MONTANA. We invite the attention of dealers to oar Stock of Wines, Liqaorg, and Bar Sundries which, in variety and quantity has never been equalled in this market. We have in stock the following brands: Double Stamp Bourbon Whiskies, Anderson's, Golden Sheaf, Old Valley, Hennessy Cognac, Otard and Dupuy Cognac, Brandr, California Champagne, celebrated Sparkling Wines, California White, Red and Sweet Wines, Fancy Imported Liquors--Cigars, Rogendale, Flower Garden, Banquet and choice Governor. We Will UnJemld. A Lady AVautt to the latest Pansin style, ol dress and bon net, a new way to arrange the hair.

Millions are expended for artificial appliances which only make conspicuous the fact that emacsation, nervous debility, and female weakness exist. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is sold under positive guarantee. If used as directed, art cau be dispensed with. It overcome those diseases peculiar to females.

Dr. Pierce's Memoran- Books ure given away by druggists. A Card. Having now fairly established our wholesale and retail clothing house in Helena we are proud to say we have the best assorted and best styles of clothing in this Territory. Having competent men in New York and Sun Francisco who attend to our business exclusively we are ftnabled to have always the latest styles and lowest market prices, of which vre give our customers the benefit.

Out stock consists ot men's and boys' clothing in all styles And prices, underwear, hats, trunks, rubber coats, etc. We are bound to be the boss clothiers of Montana. We desire our name to be known and our snoods to be seen wherever there may be a habitation on the Missouri, Yellowstone, or any.vhere in Montana. For uj there exists no opposition. Competitors may swarm around us and offer their goods at cost or less, still we can beat them and sell lor less than they at a living profit.

Our customers pay us a small profit above original cost, and they buy goods of us lower than of any other house in the Territory. We make these offers to obt-iin the whole clothing trade, to which we consider our sdves lairly entitled. By fair and square dealing, by selling honest goods at rock bottom prices, we hope to obtain hosts ot friends and steady customers. an? prove ourselves a living benefit to the purchasing public, who arc respectfully invited to call on us bofore buying anywhere else. GUEENUOOD, BOUM fe CO.

Helena and Virginia. Reaper for Unit. A (rood second-hand Buckeye Combined Mower Reaper Is offered for RC low nmrwi. Apply nt this office. DEER LODGE, August following ss a list of the wounded who arrived at noon to-day: Company A--Privates Brown, Lehr, Alberts and Lehmer.

Company D--Sergeant Daley, Corporal Murphy, Musician Cronin and Paivate Keys. Company E-Sergeants Bell and Watson, Corporal Luttmiin, Musician Erickson and privates Hunter and Maurer. Company G--Sergeants Bensinger and Frederick, and privates Burk and Rabbeck. Company I--Corporal Cunliff, and privates Fallon, Thompson and Devoss. Company K--Sergeant Clark, aud privates Devine Heatou and Ilurlbutt.

Second Cavalry, Company Private Gould. Citizens--Otto Teifer and M. M. Lock wood. GEN.

ORIEIt. "Spare Neither nor Pitlnu." Gen. Miles issued the iollowiug order to Maj. Brisbin, who is marching after a band of 400 Indians located near Sentinel Buttes, in the vicinity of the great bend in the Little Missouri: HKADQUXRTERS YKI.IX»VSTONK COMMAND, CANIOXVIK.VT AT To.vr.fK UIVKII. August 22, 1377.

Maj. Jas. S. Brisbin, Commanding Battalion, 2d Cavalry. Major--I send you at once all the force you uslc for, and iu addition the best steel rifled gun, in my judgment, in this country for Indian service.

Major Lazelle has orders to move down to a point near Sentinel Buttes, and will be available to cooperate, furnish supplies, or, if a lurgc force of Indians is found, to join you for any service. Plcisc all in your power to destroy or drive in that band of and spare neither horseflesh nor pains to accomplish the work. When thu com mands turn back, or west, should the Indians retreat toward the headwaters of Powder river, I wish the grass burneil be hind you in that whole section of country, nnd the region of the Little Missouri left untenable for Indians or game. Very respectfully. Yonr obedient servant, N.

MILES, Col. 5th Inft'y. Comd'g. For Rent. A with seven rooms, with or without fomltnre and piano.

Apply to J. If. MING. Of the Montana Agricultural Mineral and Mechanical Association. desire to direct tlie attention of ou readers to tlie Eighth Annual of tli Montana Agricultural, Mineral and Me chauicul Association, to commence on th 24th of September next and continue fo six days.

Our knowledge of the ollicer and Board of Directors for the coming Far leaves no room to doubt that it wil eclipse all that have preceded it. The premium list for lift exhibition has been carefully, thoroughly and liberally arranged, respecting alike the interests the fanner, stock grower, mechanic ant miner, whoso hearty co-operation is sohc ited. The object of the Association is to ad vance the development of all the materia interests of' tlie Territory, regardless section or locality. While it is a johii stock Association its shares ute held by citizens In nearly all the counties of the Territory, its otlicers and directors devote larjfo portion of their time, and at considerable personal sacrifice--without remuneration, their only recompense being in the satisfaction that good citizens ma enjoy in contributing to the common wel fare. And it is the policy of the Associa tion to devote any surplus that may be iu the treasury at the close of exhibition to the improvement of the grounds, adding to its buildings, aud increasing its facilities and conveniences.

In the selection of the Superintendents of the several departments especinl care has been given to the choice of persons who will devote themselves to their cluirg es, and who, by experience and otherwise are specially fitted for tbe position foi which they have been selected. The amount of premiums offered exceed $8.000, being considerably larger than has been offered at any previous Fair. The generous special premiums offered by th business men of Helena is specially worthy of examination. Since the publication of tbe Fair pamphlet the following additional purses have been offered: Ac additional purse of $200 for Montana bred horse, four years old and under. Comes oil oa Tuesday.

The time for making entries for the two big running races of Tuesday and Saturday, for purses of $1,000 each, has been been extended i September 22d, at 6 o'clock p. m. The trotting purse, on Friday, has been increased to $750 for first horse, and $150 second. On Saturday, at 1 o'clock p. an additional purse of $200 is offered for trot- ling race to horses that have never beaten 2:50.

Read the advertisement. Information! Wanted. A large brown trunk, strapped, was lelt somewhere in Helena, about three weeks since, by teamster from the Missouri val- ey. The trunk belongs to a lady is i-ery anxious to recover it. Any neason knowing of its whereabouts i be suitably rewarded by leaving information at his office.

Pictured. If you want them taken perfect go to Train's gallery, on Cutler street, near tke lead of Main, where you cau get the likeness of young or old, taken just as you vunt it by O. C. Bundy. He has some specimens of copying old pictures vhich cannot be equalled in the West.

and see for yourselves. tf Simple and inexpensive as it is, GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP is a most efficient remedy or certain obnoxious diseases, to be cured if which those allhcted with them often pend thousands ot dollars to no purpose. HILL'S INSTANTANEOUS HAIII DYB is the test und safest. At Lincoln, on the loth to Hie wife of David f. Gulp, son.

A Kcntluman lost a locket yeiterduy, either on Hot SpniiL-s road or In Helena. The locket was one with cameo betting. The Under will lie berally rewarded by leuvinj; tlie same at the 1MK- olllce. AcciktM Wanted. Wanted, an energetic traveler for tins Territory of lontanato sell on roinmlsHion the world renowned rench blacking of Juequanl, Pere and the ek-brated Combination Blacking lirush.

Address iat-augl4 Box IMS, Station New York. Piano Fur Sale. A line Water's piano, nearly new and (n perfect rder. will be. sold very low if inquired for soon, pply to M.

I A C1IAS. E. DUKIt, .1 aul4-dlm For Sale C'lieiip. I have for sale asplendld two seat carriage neany ew and In excellent order. Also one Une top bug- and one open buggy, both In good order and suited to the the country.

Any pc.r- on wanting to buy a really cheap carriage or a ood buggy should take a look at mine. They've ot to be aold. Now your time. Enquire of 1) EACH, Union Stable, Cloie Street. SCHITTTI.KR WARON.S! If or Kale by CIIAS.

LEII1HA1V. jylS-dtf A I I JTIENTS Aug XII, Sunday after Trinity, Madlaou 11 a. and Virginia City at in. Aug. 4J.

Wednesday. Sheridan, p. m. Aug. all, I I I Sunday after Trinity, Virginia City, 1 a.

m. and p. m. Aug. 49.

Wednesday, Polndexter's, 8 Aug. 30, Tlmnday, Argenta, in. Sept. -2, XIV. Sunday after Trinity, Bannock, and 7:30 n.

in Administrator's Notice. Notice hereby given to the credltora- of and all ersonsnavlnorclalms agalm.t the estate of John (i. to exhibit thftlr said claims with ecessary vouchers within four months after ubllcmtlon of notice to the undersigned, Ad- ilnlstratorof said estate, at hit place of roadway, County of Lewis and Clarice, and errltory of Montana. c. VAWTER, Administrator of the estate of J.

(i. Vawter, dec'd. August 3, 1977. Bankruptcy Notice. the matter of F.lbcrt E.

nywatcrs, bankrupt--In ankrtptcy. hereby given that I filed my final as Trustee of the estate of Elbcrt E. Uv- ftters, bankrupt, with the Clerk of the District ourtof the Third Judicial District of Montana, and lat on the isth day ft! September next I will apply Conrt for the nt of mj ikccomiM, and IT ndischarge from nil liability of Trustee of state. In accordance with Ihft provisions of the 43th "ctlon of the Bankrupt Act of March 3d, I. B.

PORTEH, Take Warning. Do not buy a single article of CUrthiiiK until yo have examined our (Joods and 1'ilces. t)ur Stock Business, Worsted and Diogiial; also, Dress Broai clotli Suits of all stylos and nullities Is very la In HATS we always have the Latest stjles. huvo a very full lint- of lllaukets, Underwear, Ilo tlery. Hubber Coats, Trunks, in fact ovoivthlii; belon(riu(t to a First class Clothing Establishment.

Wclui rebut one Price for a and throw out io Catches In ticketing Goods on the sidewalk to mislead tin unsuspecting that Goods are sold for COST, taking advantage of a want of familiarity with the value of eoods upon which to maki up the difference. Everybody knows that (iood can not be sold for Less than Cost. only clatn that our Prices are Uniform and Lower Than any other house SELLS the same quality Perfect Fairness is our Motto. Whether you are posted in the ftibric, Style or woi manship, you may select your Clothing at our Sales room, and rest assured that you will not be deceived or the articles misrepresented. We hold ourselves always ready to make every transaction Perfectly Satisfactory.

An examination of our Uoods and Prices ami ou style of doins business will convince you of tin correctness of the above statement. tahOGiLBoliCo EIGHTH Annual FAIR OF THi: Montana Agricultural, Mineral and Mechanical Association. TO AT A MONDAY, SEPT. 24th, 1877, AND I SIX DAYS. The Managers i Endeavor to make this The Most Attractive Exhibition Ever Held in the Territory.

Premiums Amounting to $8,000 Offered to Competitors. Programme. In all races, three horses aru to enter and three to and no horses will he allowed to enter for any the fol owing races that have no some merit 01 reputation for speed. All races not otheywiso designated will be to rule and weight to age. Ertry of Stock and Articles for Kxhlbltion and ar- iiKcnient of the.

same upon the grounds. At'U p. Running one-half mile, daslu free to'all, -weight, foi a ourse or SHOO-- all to the flr.sc CONTINUATION OK ENTRIES UNTIL, p. in. llunniui; Race, mile dahh, free to all ifontunu bred horses 1 years old and under; weight ane for a purse of to llrsC horse and SW to second.

AC30 D. Running Ilace, mile leats, best two In three, free to all, weight to ace, ora purse of SUHMi--gsooto the drat horse, and S'-M" the second. for this nice to elose on September 'IS S77, at p. in. AvjEjnufESi A.

v. At 1 o'clock p. ealllnffof Committees; exami- lation of Sheep, Ho(n and I'oultrv. At 1-30 p. irand Parade around Floral Hall of all stock on ex- ibltion.

A failure or any stock to appear will lude It, from competition for premiums. At p. llunnlnj? Race, three-fourths mile ash, free to all, catch weight, for a purse of $250--- 20D to the lint horse, aud $50 to the second. At 8:80 p. Stallion Trotting Itace, mile heats, ree to all, best two in three, fora purse of $130-11 to the Hi "i horse.

At 2 p. A a Address; Orator lobe hereafter unounced. At p. Running Rat'i-, two-mile ash, free to all, catch welirht. a purse ofj-'too-- i'OO to the llrst horse and to the second At 3:00 4 i Run-, free to all, six hun- red yards, for a purse of Sinn--all to llrst horv At 10 o'clock a.

Examination of Roadsters, addle Horses, Cattle, and all othei stock aud ar- cles not nrevlouoly examined: Iti'uuptlon of Imports a A warding Committees, and the placing of udges denoting Premiums. At 2 p. Hunnlng race, mile dash, free, to all, of $2oU -SttX) to thu first orse and $50 to the second. A 3:31) Trottlnu- Race, best two in three, fi ee, all, for a purse of SVm to the llrst, horse and IfO to the. second.

5Kr Entries for this race to close on September 22, bTT, at 6 p. m. to the Secretary at Helena, Montana, ir Pamphlet containing; Usts and other formation TAYLOR, PreHldcnt. J. K.

REYNOLDS, Ncc.y. nnotJivn A DITCH. For Sale nt Great ll The Undcisigned being Incapacitated for working chronic rheumatism, oilers for sale a large amount" i i ground and dltcn situated In the vicinity Argenta. M. T.

The ground pays from live illars per day to the hand. Thu ditch is seven lies long and In running order, with hose pip' 1 and sluice boxes. The diggings are extensive nd will last ten years. The ditch Is valuable for liter power and for Irrigating land after the placer worked out, and furnNhes the only wnter avafl- blc for hundreds of acres of farming lands In the elghborhood For particulars address f). FRENCH, dAwtf-nugl Armenia, M.

T. A I I I A A Thu popular house, under Its present elng entirely reflttcd, offers Excellent Accommodations To and Regular Boarders. ff public putronaire In solicited InSdtf THE PUBLIC. The Price Tells Everybody tells the Price Why we can Afford to Sell Goods Lower than any Other House in the Territory. 1 St.

Manufacture all of our Clothing, tliei eby save tlie manufacturers and Jobbers proOt, wlilctk it not loss than Twenty per will rwll. buy all our dents' FurnkhiOfr Goods diiert from the Importers and Manufacturers, and ptf Cash down for tlie same, thus lntr 25 per which enables us to ticket goods at fljfurei that zk the HUM su-ipwtiujr prollt which by other merchants paid to the Joblioi.s In New York land San FranclKO, can tflve tin 1 benetlt thereof to our custoineis. 4-tll do business with mir own capital. andStheivfor" need uot the aid oflXew York and Stn clsco merchants, or pay intoivst on borrowed money. our Mr.

Huns is a of New York, aud lie superintends the Imanufacture, and attend! the buyiDK of our Cootls. OlIL. Owins to these. advantages wo alwuvshave a new and stylish stock and better made goods tbam other houses. iii ubove rea.sons us to break dow the hijjh prices net etof ore existing, and we will continue the II Id) Priced dealers i they siiocinnb to the popular demand.

olll are lne tme i of the peojile and have marked out prices which are sure to suit everybody except our competitors. HSMiu' satisfartion to every iiurlmsoi nnd i Kr.aiantee the same in every instance. I I tu'utincut In pin chafing or not. The depiessidii in business and ilnancial weakness should impel every buyer to save eveiy per possible, and that dins is the house to do the same, no better guarantee can be Riven than the successful and Kiunc strides we have wade in business for.tbi eleven and in gaining and will of the public. 61 Main Street, and Cor.

Main and Broadway. I A IN EVEHV PARTICULAR Sleeping i I id aro in Montana. A SKLOTVER, A. D. TIOWE, Olttrk.

iu. 1877. ,1877. McGormick. Hardenbrook, FOKWAKIWItS OF Montana and Idaho FREIGHTS.

Correspondence will Receive PROMPT Attention. MARK GOODS Card McC H. Corinne, Utah H. SHOBKR T. J.

I.OWRT SHOBER LOWRY at Collect- HELENA MONTANA, ifte Jacfcson Imar 5 I' li I i ti fl Offloe onlBrldpre Street. 1 fELKNA MONTANA I'ropOHnlK lor Salcol'I CLERK'S OPKICK, LKWIS AND CLARKK COUNTY, Helena, M. T.t July 30th, 1877. Notice is hereby Riven that In pursuance of an act to amend an act entitled "An Act to provide for the funded debt of Lewis and Clarke approved February nth, 1S7H, sealed proposals will be received at tlie County Clerk's odlce until 8eptemler 1S7T, at li! ocjork m. ot said day, for twanty thousand dollars ten per centum Lewis and Clark County bonds, for the redemption of outstanding fifteen per centum bonds of said county.

Said bonds shall be redeemable ut the pleasure of the County after three years from their date, and shall become due and payable seven years from their date. Interest payable Proiiosals shall state the amount of said oonds wanted and the price offered for the same, But no bonds shall be sold under the provisions of this act for any less price than ninety-six per oentnm the face value thereof. order of the board. O. B.TOTTEN, y3l-J3 Od ClerlcBoardCo.com.

The Triumph Truss Go NO. 384 BOWERT, Jf. T. 1315 Ctafnt St, curing Hupturc in from SO to 90 days, and offer $1,000 for a Riiptnro they cannot cure. Sfrs.

C. M. Bnrnham, A.M., of 22 years' is in charge of the lAdleV Department. Tne Triumph Trust has been awarded the medal at all the fairs where It has been pxhlbltpd. free.

Orders sent by mall or express. Send ten cents for Now Boofc, at either office. N. say where yon saw this DR- H. BIHINHAM,.