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, 1876-10-10
man par excellence, tho hcro,c Custer. lost Ills

.Morn 7ur .nr,r,ru ro,up 10 r,tr v,,,.or
as erax:1nr, na"a!ectare trsa 'S a oil ,i1 Gun:
'S th a ws nt ,nads 'n hy s ricr ~ tys; ilG ~
cn,n,,n,, ~ En,n ' it,,ta' ~, 1s,v,,nt .raii
Ar"nrv, for pnns,, Nnen: thnt si,teftnin ,1csir.
iaF s,s!, ." implement II order t1st i's saaa%,
iiv to%n % x}th th,ir timvcrs. Thc f:iIonc i ai.,,
s:,sGn. t,ot A., tr1ia,. ,r .n,nc III frn,n l,r'
hi,,i ttmc rrrks a,,ti calcH o,,t Lint he VIVA TRAD
Of aeSting ana and wanted to IS surrender r 'was oi
NM ""bn.iy viii "v"r tnrw for certain fnr. f,r
somn rensnt, nr nnutber. tl,r noyntiat.
ing Indian suddenly changed lis mini, md
fnri,,natniv. wera not wcll m If, tia Atoix
Inn~1'nrn e "~' ~ ''' N
Taken MI III nit, and having in view thu cir.
cuinstanecs susso'lnding thc casc, Col. SIijls !.
hIs Sairn. II ,ttc ng "o,,,lnamI. ic,,t. t:rnwfor,1
aares,iaiiv IL niTliv .,,,n,,cnitci iv I.fs rtmn.
mantliTG officer IL wc]i On y Dtl,crs w!,o served
with hiI,l nntl i,u,ler lin, during the action.
Sent. 1i.-,IurrlloI il miles, and ca1upei ncar
nn,,,I icrket ,nmat strar,t, Somr oI ,c e,,,n.
inn,l had tuyalrytuysc.stcals without salt, cut
fro1n abandoned ur!unle. '' '' ~''
oycr tl,e ridge ,lcr whcI, We catnt,t tast nirht.
1lnlnw II 1nost tlIti1cuit na.savo inder,f. ns,m
c[ully ior Tic poor fellows lyj1,r wounc,l Oh Lie
travels and filters, Maue Is miles tutlay, and
rcnel.cd what Il supposed to be owl Creek.
voirv. md ncrnnnon;c;l j,y Limit Chosc' Third
Calvary. and Lieut. I}ubl. Fourth Jntnntry, nll
mntlntcu on iniai, tynfcs. fcft In tbis n,or,Inv
.pccd ,e TO lie mining % scttfements IT. order to
carry ont tic design With whicl, CoI. Mills vas
marching, VIZ, to nro,,,rc rtnI fur tic cat1l-
maui. There urc but few Of us-knowing the
uncertainty of' mining towns-wlo aro Il. all
sanguinc Il success, ltlt Tic Coln,,cl nycri!ows
,rtf roGcncn nrtt a,ro In u,tii ,monf ne xrtt
, 1876-10-10

CHICAGO 4 NORTHWESTERN hallway.
Ttcsrt Ui1cra ri ClnfI.st tShtrmAn itou,c} and -
, 1876-10-10

Of this command are to US still yelled mrs
terry, Its condition IA s,lrh That without months
of recuprratton 1t Will bo unit for active service
III the Held. Five hundred now horses 9te
asked for to re6t the eayalyy now here, anu Il
the companies aro to hc hllcG up 70 tho M stand
VIII b. re1uircds Tho horses left Us arc weak
, 1876-10-10

brtENj1cs In tic cf,rpa. Was ordered to mike q
se1sn t" nS stnrn Gy
w"ndercd nre% lsey sS1t ~ FOR Eu some Oh days
snnle people said nj Tic tItno tl,at he got lost-
tint laid Iowu In hi. Instructions. and without
striking l]lc po!nt 10 which lie had been
ordered. t}cn. Burnside sent him a rather curt
message, directing hl,n to rel,ort in writing
to "tI,ctc hcatialartcrs'', nwjlcre he l,ad bcct,
and what he Ind been ,loing'' Tile tirnernt be-
ing occupied in entertaining some friends ut tho
ttnc, turned the matter over i, his A,lIutnntt
an Irish o!!1ccr, whose reputation a.a wing was
only cq.laicsl by his galaIltry as so1dler. Tic
temptation was tut, slro,9 tn lx: overcome by
Dc aeldsdesf ss ho wrote: vi ts:' '''' ''"' ~ A''
llEaparAnrens SECOND BRIGADE,
--61v,stox, Nfsrm Anxr Conrs. /.
Tho d-slest march that ever was tladc,
Elnce the daysof Old King Pharaoh,
w. @ tss march =, that Was n'adc
,1.s,s!.s ~ Inc sssona y. nsigaos: n,a
t9aa'aanaca " uen, r. se1reso. r .,s A..
=, lhe cEenu hatit II tlat fceIc1n MeHeu IN. INC
"repurs" without reading y am tllat y wah
sent 1orwnri i, t'at slape' Heni hhl'lssac inr.
gase as pofSi11t[or o. Liz )oEe' 'tesI mGSshe1
iMr,laenSc tiepnl,ent saSctll lot..,u, not.
lhe Wfier snss n1t WISH ytuf scauefs 20 in'eE
Irnn tl',s tnat Zen. Cr,nk sst1er aot iobt or
tos 10 stfc my a raI nc ysrr
tn'ien ~ u was E!t the ~ Ecniie.nan Mufing
Tue War, vino. alter listening very earnestly Tor
TWO Or three hours tn sundry etrictafes o. fascf
e1 e wiie ill., VIZ ar va. al beias @ s % a
swcrca "! r simply TINT t'r rrest'snt Was pa,a
ssl,0O year !or nItenang To- 1ast ausa @ mat. ,s..
ters: Il an n.y. dmt s ies cltsa , non 70 ep n
And here, g, .mftuM, 1t my bo saia e1,at IN
Tho ACTS Of al pnhlfc nen nt'tl especially those
n military l!ig, .hsrf are many thnes unknoWn s,,
t9 tue general pnhl!e' ,whlsl II kn,wn, 1s o .n
, 1876-10-10
Junction with Cen. Terry.-.Fight
ut the Slim Buttes.
Continuation OF the J0urney--.
Much Rain aud Very
Little Food.
Arrival at Crook City...A Change from
HorseRosh and Jerked Buffalo.
Tho Trip to Custer's Park---
Something Concerning
the Gold Mines.
Dragging Of The nlutrt...Tho lndiaus Sli!l After
Tllen...prtrarlng for Ne1t fear.
TO CROOK CITY.

lAea'"ifepafihs W. "eAt ae"''
------
TO CROOK CITY.
Trnnr,
spec4ai Correspondence y Ths Tribune.
CAsir Dla floRx AND YELLOWSTONE Ex-
'' ni,.. os.. HaNN ~ s,,,e ~, N ~. , las,n.
Dnltota1 scpt- lo.-o'"eo my 'ass iclter
to you, datca from our camp NJ INC
base Of tho Big Horn Mountains, this command
has t,nasctl through a series of experiences In
.ho rav r"S ot a, ,orrsttnu cxnnsurc ami fot,r,,r
shs WY VI nlu''"s. e.ioou.' Wv.
not having Its parallel IN the history Oh war or
OF armies
,o,ncd },v ten troops Of tho Fifth Eoyalry. com
.ro,,1o1 H., non Hforr,,t rhn.a +r,ous ~,
.'.,'nueu ue". mo.t' .l.." ~. .aI 1oops na.
eol,s up W ,otceq a'nsctes ilunl so.' Lasa"t,e
from, a sniritcd scout in pursuit OF Cheyenne
Inlians ,yho Ind 1rft 1,cl C)n,d Arcnrv.
..'t'a"e ', .'., VIZ .','a t ,s. .,,'
a''u' Us na.ural result VI 'hc n"'" ~oth pr
FORMED, their llorseA were III no mcas1a !lTst-
the The rtith ucrc.sttatoi same chanrcs IN tho nr.
oan,rattoo NJ tlocom,namd. ucn. Merritt. lr;ur
next III RANK 10 dcn. CROOK, was piaecs' III COM
mund OF I'LL tho cavalry. Iicut.-Co1, Royal re-
tatl.ed Ills old command, consisting Of tho ten
srpops Of tho Third Cavalry under Mini. Evans.
anu i've o.. .he eesona sa., nnsr Iaps Noyes. .ne
dircct command Of Lieut.. Col. Carr, OF that reg
in'cut. ocu Merrltt's statf consisted! Of Lieut.
f,o.o,.,. 49,. r.,,.,,' t,c.ntrr ,n,1 p,r;,oo
Iaval.i' tounE' rouf'n ih'""''S' a"o '"'oee'
Twenty'th!rtt Infantry
ccvc,' DIVA, ratlons-harl bread. bucon, coiIcr.
mn, % s,,rar-on % the norle trim. md fo,,r i,ay.'
.nu ~. s,,,,ar. sMI he ''n NJ ,roon. cro IN
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-16
GgsIRs .lIRECIUKI,

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Services eyery fr-t su! third Sab
baths Of each month at Red Cloud
and lnavale. y O'Clock p. at
Red Cloud. > O'Clock P az In
ava'e. Every second aud fourth
Saita,h, at Rarin aud Harmony
PRECINCTS. REV. A. MAXWELL,
Patton.
BAPTIST CHURCH. Rev.
J. /. MINER. Services second
Sabbath ia each month a. IL a. NJ
SABBATH School every Sabbath
morning at 10 \. VI.
}. - POTTER, Surt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-16
III al NOY'I1 Z.

'. u. Vaughn, plaintiff y. f. l..
Vaughn. ncI-u l.ur. Ui-.rirt Ca T..
5rh District, Ia and for Webster e.,
N'h.a-ka:
The above named Nonresident de-
4 ieut viii take motto. r,a' an acton
ha> been commenced and petition fled
Ia The abnv. cause, the object an !
u.ayer &c which pr';'i,n i that the
p'alni!f '. t. Vaughn, may tc j
vn-c"i from tie Defendant, l. j
Vaughn, ard hat he l. required 10
answer or + eai + SAID pe'iron on or
before :he tenth d,y Of April 1876.
Y II VAUGHN,
Rv .JNo. l. WILCOX. Att
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-16
c-S;E.: g SALE,

The Valley Hou.e in this place own
ii by j. e. Warrer, i, offered sor rent
or sale. a, h. wishes % 20 out Of thC
business. ih.- hotel receive. me pat
r,uase OF nearly ali the commercIal
am that trave. through thi, country.
also al the stage lines thai come inca
TIN. p.ace. Ii has Jne of the he's, ,ts
be- wr,l oE I.i4c,l in Ferns. easy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-16

John u o. .g-wl take notice 'ha:
.|I4,l.;t t,;i-r- 81, "D ths >ih day ..
F-nriary. i>.6. d.a 10 the Cie-,> oihcr
~ lie p,tr.c. 1 at : y cr~trT crIn'l
\~-a-a,Aa. ~; ~ ItI'n the ooJ-c; AMI
PRAYER TO. shrh J. ~ at"sIu 4 divorce
tom yaI tor h.hl,u1i i~run>enne>> and
r-r.ru~ c%-r..jy al, praling custody
c'n,,1pr cgl. tn I'll many.
iIr,,e required - l7-x-r ssli Pc
r'.su - or o-',rr s.e 81 lay oi Alni
l>.t
JULIET? iH.Gf,S.
= - IL kA-EY. her at'orr :
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-16
NO.UE
/ : LAND OFFICE.
BsprlIngt.U. ~ ?
March q n l>7G |

-TIiN' IT. NV
Complaint having been entered 4,
Ri, FL BY Nj AN Arnpii against
Mutin Mo>b,r for ahaad ujn- h.
tim'rr culture entry No i6l. dt,ei
May 9Th. l>-4, upon the norih-aA
quarter So. II. Township ). rang IL
west, in Weber COUNTY. Nebraska.
with n view 70 Tie cancellation al >aii
entry: The ,a,d parties are hereby
Summon d 10 appear at tits ofDce on
the ls,h day of April, $50. az i
o'c'aek p U To- respond aui furnish
te>t;mony concerning said alleged
abanaonmsni
WEBSTER EaToS Regi.'e-.
81 s, kVAA WoRTuTNG HCcciY.T.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-16

4 COOL cwo-- tory Store Buiiiing
aDi al TJ-i c-i'ar Under the suib.-
Iug. good lrati3n wiiha good wei IN
the ivr, ani "c-upei 10y a dry gop!>
store. the CHIP printing Office. AMI
I miiliner >h"p vii be >oli cheap
for cash. or ea>y terms. For further
information aiira-- VI. Il. NCNTTr.
Ut Red Cloud. Webster TO Neh.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-16
For Sale at the
Brewery.
Oue good luIher wagon, cheap
80 COOL seed Barley. :

Having ii-pa>ei Of my stock nf
Millinery Goods ani wishing - close
M nv bu>,ne>s Immediately, | xould
respectfully request all xho a,a iD4-b;-
ID To u,e 10 rah at VI b. McNiits re-
Idaeec aud settle.
SasNH NFNsELr-
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-16
NOTit T..
I. s. LAND OFFICE.
Bloomington. Nrh.
trt+uary o2i. ls16.t

FEBRUARY o2i. ls16.b
tnmr'ant having nren entered al
this Office by Arthur \. Pope against
.Ano~ Eobi0> for abandoning hi> home
stead ea'ry. No. G4l>. dIr.d A.rrii
!, l>.2, upon she north east auar.er
See -. tow1>hip fonr a.. ,arcc rinr
t9l west, ir,N eh-tercomn'y. Nebraska.
with a Wow To the c,nc~el,.-i ION # ,a;I
enty the lid parties are hereby
summoned IN anp-qr ~ ;ui> o.irs on
the 9th DAY 81 April l>-6. a. ! o'clnrl
, IL, 10 respond and furnish r.>,i
ncnv concerning said ALI Cd ahan-
donm,n'. Deposition IN The above case
w b. taking. a. rhe Copnrv Cls,s'.
offce a Rcd Cloud Neb April. I,76.
AT ] ocicck p m.
WFBSTsR EAToN. Register
304 IVAN NoRTHIN6. Receiver.
Red Cloud 'al les two this tine.
McNtt Maniey. ami "a. Kellogg, are
the lucky 'ei'oEs. This i the first Ger
I'd. and We can overlook the appsr-
ent vanity with which he p~ersmnu'ares
the streets, greeting everyone wirh q
hearty shake of The hand, and tn. re-
lation OF the fact. har. at the 6r., lu!l
in the stcrm which has been aging
the past two weeks. he tsc1ue 4 Ven.
cradle p-rter t'mlias Mac" is an
old >,aCer, and the only pereeputle
change in his appearance is in his
boots. which turn down a little more
at the heel, ana cause bis gait to re-
! semble thxt of loosely pinned saw
. huck.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-16
Ry .JNo. l.
LEGAL NOTICE.
Clthlrine " ai,e

Sila> VII Il.
Iou are hereby Motif tha, or the
. h iay of Nrrh, l>-o. Csjharin-
y hirc, plaintiff. firI her pe'I'ion ~
the lif.- # rhL rIerk Of the Di~rri.t
Court. Of sad Wel>,er county. Ne
hra>kt. praying thai She may be ii
vorc.i from ynn t1r the cause Of *
creme cruelty practi, ed tosart- her
by YOU. and for custody ntninor child
ren You 49, a!,o n uiei IL appeal
an i answer al! prtiii.n On or briurr
the 10 iay Of April, l-16. ~ -,.i
peri,,on vii. be taken a. true ani
Judgment rendered accordingly
C~ATHaRI>E WHITE.
~ 1 By n. :. HALEY, her ATTY
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-16
LOCAL MATTERS.
N.aii>
Arrival and Departure ~ f'a'
f,orl the Red Cloud u -

Arrival and Departure ~ hai'>
from the Red Cloud u
Hastings Leaves Mondays
Wednesdays and Friday =. = III.
Mail closed Q 2. m. ',rive> Tue
day Thursday aud SatuI iay =. = IL.
Harvard Leaves Tue-dav'> and
Fr,iay'-s p. n. arrives Tue-day-
ard Friday 81 p. u. Nail closed
81 =. III.
FRANKLIN. going east. MoB9aT'>
and Thursday IN. Ia Gong wr>'
Tuesday, and Friiay'> 10 i N
PLEASANT Hill leaves Thursday :
a M. Arrive Wednesdays ! p. IN.
Mail closed 9 = u.
JEWELL kan-a~. arrives Frilay>
Il m. Leave Friday ! 2. VI.
RUSsEr.. Kansas. arrives Tiunr-day'>
- u. Leaves Thur>!ay , p. IL
Office open from i until e p. u.
Sundays.
All registered matter must lie in
the evenlrg before the mails leave
". Il. NCNIrT. +. VI.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-16

I R,nm IA. same very fne whIre
Sod What. ~iiung=ri.u and H'"t'
for sale.
-Coumeni " 70 the fir ladies oi
Wa',r, Cr.S 'ur hn-pi;ti,; .u: good
,,bir. OF such. W. hope. 1, the h..
dom Of Heaven.
u.,.4 eli -, Min, - tie
,r,io Fo.,,,r.e =, W.'ru,
~ ~. ,,,.. ~.j,,;,y :, tie
-. 6 49,, IT, s,rn,ers =,
- .I,,., ,,ip.,,Iy
,a H., ula,, .r,u1 meyer be
.,a..a ..,. 49,, ii IN.
:.
The farmers at Na'nHt 'feeS are
going 10 rai-e Castor Bean" tAi' SCI
-on. In" y'a>-h'2p.to ioA care '"F
'heuh' '"dhA YOU
Til re will be anoth~t L-r=l Flra,-
o,T,-,;,,,. l..l =, I~,.y,Io nm st.
ur!ay the 18th. ifihc coming session
te nearly Il, interesting aud profitable
- tie nne =; u alau, Creek. It vi
ac...rv rar.v al vh, -, ro.>;bly a,
tend 10 5c pre.en.. W. have iue>~
eI = lack Of in,er,>; among the farm
sr< about RI CI.ul that J. t. lie Ie
r-ec,reL Ia. m.i.Iiy rycu,. chem
,elve, from ]a,t,ntin, on the ground
that the destitute Is HrlnSc a'i''r'
ami called i"'he ih'e'r~' 81 !'''i'a
a-siFan'> ana sore heai- We can II
sure all sHch 'hi' Ii mere i an P'1'-
icai axe Doing gr'Ehi III c""he''''
Win These n>'l'u'e' II i n'h' VI me
ny III >u'J''' :" I'''''' "h> "'
even "~r"''on@i al "i'"h' ''v'"
Even " ! itN itt',.I.E "A !" ca"
.'!"'' ~
;,.,. .,.r ~. -. 81
3D.. ,..., ;,..,!;..,, t-,
al
80 ~ -
NJ. >. '''. "' '.'.N' "'
"a" "'"'r -" ~ ''"' ''.T'. '.'.' ''''
~
.o,,.v W. L..w i; ..i,..,
-. III ,,.r :, u H.
,.o~.h.Tri,.j wt.,,-.r
,ls Ga r,,t,.,,,, - ,c t,t,v, H.. ),
vanity psii " , Wit. ant many an
hour La> flea ant,y passed sw.y, We
kuor not hos. ~i~:e.il- q hi, ANNA
mated anil in,err>r,n. c.,.l If the
iec,i,.r'lpr- at ii hnyatti Ne r.
call III -laphic description % rhe sen
sstlon caused hy ur hr-t aprca a"ce OF
a t aIhhoai GA the waters ct the siad-
eon. Ii l. such m'n that ty Their
stories al tines long pat connect
i"uug Auc'isl with tn" hopes AMI
aspirations, the III nag ani Ir'yI
'i'I!> "i tn Henfi, Wa t'en NEei' ia
bored ani iiei la Far'IH- win him
We iert t"at another >trihi IA, been
ii"H'h IL Tie cord "A'c' OI'is 10
-''''' ""' f'SS" Va "1
We hear it :a,Aei IN social circle
thar Ped Cloud viii lie quite deserted
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-16
NOTICE.
[. :. LAND OFFICE, ]
Il rouIuriun. Men ;
IL mr.. > H., 4

uir, -. 1876
Complain; having h,cu .nr,icd AT
tia, uf:icr h. .%!.n-- II Mtirer again,
Peter kaGIcan for abln,inuluc hi
homestead ru,Iy, NJ. 1888. tar i
Dee. oh. i>.S. ni.nm the n"'rh-.a~t
quarter -. -. township ! rr,iE.
rtuge 'rn ,lol vs., IA Webster &"
Nebraska. vii, Vi 10 the caGc,. j.
iIuU It >Hlu oliil ritc II q "a Glr> ave
hrI' by >Uuim."i-i ." hIicri 81 r't-
office op ;:c 2i-r ia, g.. ii,tct. i>16.
at ! " clock l.. IN. I" r"-ina'! ati :ur
nI>i testimony CuIC,rnIuy >a.,! ALLEGED
aiauicnment.
EpsTFR EAToN. Register.
- iw tNAN i ]oRTulNG Receiver.
n, yys'E
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-16
I :. LAND OFFICE. J
i,iunuHngi u. N,i. ;

February >fh. lN-G
Cnmr'aint having been cu'cu,d A.
thi> ofn- hN SEQ ". lhayer ar,ir-t
Frsn-i> Gal. gan for ahunfru,uc his
timber ~culrYr" curry, N. Us dated
Ny 2b't,, 1874. upon the nor'Lear
quarter Sec. -. township 1. rangr Is
w-,t in Franklin county, Nebraska.
with 4 Wv Ia he cancellation of >aii
emtly: the -aii parties are h,r,h y
summoned IN appear al this Office 90
the 9Th day of March, 1870, at
. ci"ck = IN. 10 respond ard turni~h
testimony concerning sail alleged
abrriormeur.
WEB>TER EAToN. Register.
EVAN N"RTHING Receiver.
DORSEY 4 pRESS"N.
cS-t' t-ty> far Plaintiff
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-16
..OIIf'E,.

-AOIN T..
L. :. LAND OFFICE.
Bloomington. N,h.
February irh, l>.6.
Compliant having been entered a,
this office hy Rehrcca I Tiumin-
against Charles \. Sparrow fer abnn
iariuc his timber culture entry. No.
loC. dated Arril 9TH, IN1i. ulon the
northwest quarter Sec 81. township I.
range ~ " =, in furna> county. Ne
hra>ta. with a view To- the cancellation
@: >ajl entry: the said parties are
hereby summoned 10 appear a, hi
othce ca the 3.i G,v of April. 1876. AZ
2 o'clrcs a. M. to re.poui and furnish
testimony concerning said ALLEGED
ahardoament.
EB>TFR EATON Register.
- Il EVAN u uGTIIING Receiver.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-16
Mas LCTZ.

The ii-l->. market price pallfr
butter aul rEgs AZ
.,1.sf Mas LUTZ.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-16
Legal NOTICE.

John :. king will take notes that
Nancy +. King. d! on the / II day Of
February. i>36 hlr IN rie office af the
tltrk ut ihc District Court in Webster
Co, Neh. her petition. the obi CT AMI
prayer OF which is tia, be may he
divorced from you, f.. cruelty
and also PRAYING custody Of minor
chi ireH ami a!imony.
You are required Ia answer sad pc
tilion on or before the I0th day Of
April, I>76.
NANCY r. KING. b.
% Ii II. : kAIEY, her Att'y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-16

C'RRF ED wTTKLY By l. BAUM.
{. tytf-y agar fr -. ......... In
Yellow fife >us,r.----..... ......>
HInirr RIO C,i'-e .....}..,- Tor ;! 90
I've. = p. -.... =. .....-.......- $50. 80
Br't,T per = 80.
Egg pr i7-n .......... 49,. .
F,r7ri- per yar! -........... 5'r'5j
Brown Shifting Or yari .......... as
irIIt~--...--.--... -.-.-. .--------- 10
Boon b.turE ..--.... 800. 10 TSi.
Heavy 4 own pnckIrc-.-----.5 81!
Boots mcn- per pair ---....-- - az
" omen. shoes per pair -.-..l sJHS}
PUR>U Ant - lr Visions 81 -"''iun
rGrLry->lx. article >N'y- 81 th' Con
~;!rn ,11 IT the >Ia.r OF N.hrl-,a |
hereby orr r that April ~ n. .!uu"
l.ra mi b'ohyr GJ'h he hN"l a>,h-
I'm, or nnl iins the regular term, 90
he Di-trict Crl-r. within .ni fnr
Webster c1gary. Fifth Jui'ciri Dis
'ftrr N-hr1,kl ta- h.year Is! 1876.
February . u l>-i
WILLIAM titsiIN. Jr,
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-09-21
DR.. Salter's Sp0cialtiGs.

At the Eclectic Dispensary cancers are
successfully treated aud u cure effected
In niueLy-nlnG cases ont Of Il hundred
when taken In time.
RHyUMAII5M cured in every case, IN
from one to three months, at II cost OF ilve
dollars u month for medicines.
DISEASES or THE THROAT cured IN from
one week 10 two months.
CAIAKgH OF THE HEAD cured in one to
three months, In most cases; occasionally
mretwith one requiring more time
WOMB DISEASES, liberation, ihtlan-
nation, lcuc0rrhea, cured N one-hiii the
time required by other systems, ana with
out the use OF Cuustlc.
EPiLEPTIC FITS relieved and porma-
ncntly cured, In most cases from SIX to
twelve months required for u permanent
cure.
NERVOUS DEBILIrY.-From excuses,
self-abuse, &C., successfully treated anu
cured ~ one % five months.
BLOOD DISEASES cured In from three 10
twelve months.
KIpSEY DISEASES cured in from one to
three months.
DISEASES ON LIVER amenable to treat
mcnt. permanently cured In q few months
NEURALGIA and other nervous diseases
successfully treated,
Cali on or address, $. +. Salter, NJ. d..
No. 80 Broad Street, Atlanta, Ga.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-09-21
They Laughed at our Calamity.

Forty thousand laboring men ont o.
emJioymcnt. The crisis Of 1873 swept
Ike q Texan norther all over the west
md South, chilling and freezing unto
death our productive industries. Mer'
chant princes, brokers, farmers, manu-
ractnrcrs and laborcrs, felt the crushing
weight Of that memorable period. Lit
tlo did the people dream that those
shrcwd giIt.edged lords in the East
had 40 managed the financial machine
Of the government through designing
legislation TO put contraction brakes
upon II National currency, that their
bonded investments might he elevated
to Il fancy, golden pitch, But It was
30, Contraction commenced its death
dealing work. The e2tremitics OF ne
county, the producing regions, ieit
the blow FIRST. The m0ney.blood let
our section, and flowed East to the
great a~rterial center OF American
money powcr-Ncw York city, Here
it was amassed. Contraction contin'
ucd its work Of enriching the few at the
expense of the masses, Soon the man
uracturIng districts felt the commissions
Of this mighty earthquake. Mill stocks
shrunk, real estate value rcccded, en-
ployees were discharged, foreclosure
sales took place, and thus the East, IN
turn after the South and West, had the
cup Of bitterness pressed to It's lips
Can We not mock them now in ;hclr ca
lamity They CRASHED ut US when our
fear came, and jccrcd us as receiving
the Just rctribuLion Of a hapleSs reVo-
luton. Now The torturing screw has
turned to torture our accuserS MIL
lions Of spindles are rs volceless as
death, the anvil has lost its ringing
voice. the shriIl steam whistle has ceas'
ed to note the hours Of labor and rest,
New England is enjoying an enforced
holiday. New York, too, is feeling
the sore pressure-hcr workmen, by
thousands, cry for bread, while her
contraction lords roll in wealth eX
tracted from the tumble III wages Of
labor. The South and West arc no"
iuxariating in a superabundancc Of
crops Of meat and bread. No food to
buy, and fine cotton and gram crop,
with winch to canoe! indebtedness and
conserve the social and educational in
tcrcsts Of families. Contraction has
brought ruin to us, yet IT'S raven wing
Of despair is oYershadowing hose who
dreamed not Of danger Pulaski Git
i2Gn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-09-21

The new Domocratlg Executive State
Committee 10 called IT, meet IN Nash
Vile ~ ,le twnp,y fourth instant ]hr
meeting will be . very important oac,
aud we trust lAnt every member will
find ii convenient to DO present james
G. Malone, Thomas O'COHnor and d,
\, Kennedy have been added TO il, by
what authority or for what purpose
docs not. hut will no doubt he made to
sppcar,- Memphis Appeal.
oar Memphis contemporary, which
was oulcrpriaiuG enough to be repre-
scntHd BY 81 intelligent correspondent
at the la,G Convention, seems to be
troubled win q shOit memory, The
Committeeman from ten Congressional
districts we're chosen from their res
pcC,iyc districts. But the Convention
also authorized it, President "to up
Doiai three or four additional comm
lccmcD, 10 be seie3!ed from tie Mdhe
DiUj8ioU.' 1t was in accordance with
established usage, the object hetng to
secure GlwGy8 u quorum convenient 10
tho scat Of government Nashville
American,
IT we rccollcct right, O'Connor rep
resented the Knoxville district in the
s.. Louis Convention, aud was Il dele
gate to the late State Convention, from
Knox county, BY what right was he
put on the Central COMMITTED when
the Convention expressly declared that
the Mres additional msm6crs should be
selected from the Middle Division "
Mr.. O'Connor must have a wonderful
influence With MFR, Richardson, (Presi-
dent OF the Convention,) for he seems
to lave induced him to violate the de.
clarcd wish and express order OF The
Tennessee Democracy in convention
assembled,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-09-21

After his tour through the South il
the autumn of 1865, Gen. Grant EN-
bodied the subjoined paragraph in AZ
official report:
/ am satisfied that the mass Of think.
ing men of the South accept the pres
ent situation in good faith. The qucs.
tons which have heretofore divided
the sentiments of the people ofthe two
scctions-slayery and State rights, or
the right Of State TO secedc from the
Union-they regard as having been set.
tied forever by the highest tribunal
arms that man can resort TO. was
pleased to learn from the leading men
whom met, that they not only acccp
ted the decision arrived at as final. hut,
that the smoke of battle had
cleared away and the tine has been
given for reflection, that this decision
lad been a fortunate one for the whole
they receiving like benefits
rom 1t With those who opposed them
n the field aud 10 the council.