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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-10
How 10 CtHC Along.

Don't stop 10 tell stories in bushes
hours,
II YOU have a place Of business bt
found there when wanted,
No man can got rich by sitting
around stores aHU saloons.
Hgyer t'!D.I' IL lG-i1ngl mnttpr,
Have order sys,r,r rc~,ri,riiy and
also n]rompluosa.
Do nnt mrGI1o with n~rsir,,. ,,u
know nothing Of,
DO not kick every one in your path.
Llorc miles can be made in u day bY
going steadily than By stopping.
Pay as You go.
A nan Of honor respects his word
as he docs Lis bond.
Help others when you can, but never
give what You cannot afford to, simply
because ID is fashionable.
Learn TO say No. Flo necessity OF
swapping 1t out dog fashion, but say
1t trm!y and respectfully.
Use yonr own brains rather than
those OF Others.
Learn TO think and aGt for YOURSELF.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-10
From the Macon GA. Daily Citizen

hASFoBrE's SAvtrGyE DryTrIpIcE.-
Thi, preparation To- the teeth is without d
peer. lt fully CONES up to all that is sta-
ted of It, and Is undoubtedly the great de-
sidcratum which has 50 long and so ar
IDENTIFY been searched tor By the dental pro-
%lessiOn, namely: \ concentrated solution
Of Castillo soap combined with the best
vegetable a~sLriHgeut, Tree from acids; all
the compound part OF which are ut the
most beneficial and beautifJ Inc to the
teeth. This exquisite Dentriiico cannot
fail to please all who use u tooth wash.
Try it.
For sale by J. NJ. iIutchins, Winchester,
rcmn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-10

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'"'ce ""' o'' "''' '"''0'i'' 0''
midsummer "a" ''"o0"' "'''''.' '''
from Dgec'Ao~' D. !'40' " ''Vl''''''
80, $780, IN winch lAe FAMOUS com
promisc' measures OF 1880 "otc pass
ed. The second session Of the son
CDngrGs3-thc War Congrc5S-lasled
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-10

Gen. Custer was Of Gcrmnn oncca
try and 4 gallant soldier. But he wa.
u Democrat, which explains the brutal
ily Of Republican comments on BIZ
death.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-10
NOTICE.

The Carriage and Wagon Shop hereto
fore conducted By Logan e Burrough vii
be continued by the undersigned. Al
persons irdcbtcd TO the old firm mus
make Immediate settlement.
JOHN BURROUGU.
August 81, lS7G.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-10

Tennessee 10 moving forward in the
way ofintGrnal improvements. and can
now boast Of forty cotton mills, with
5G,%j9 ~spjndIes, consuming li,ija
bales of cotton annually. AS these
will increase in the South We will find
them going into bankruptcy in New
England. Indeed some of their lar
gest works have already suspended on
account of Southern progress, and
there ia no conceivable reason why
cotton goods ehould not he manuCac-
tured in The producing region.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-10

Wendell philIips has no tears to
shed for Custer. He thinks that he
was slain il n fair fight by an enemy
who wGs Il better strategist than him
self. Moreover, be declares that the
real Custer massacre wss that .erpc-
tratcd by the General in his campaign
against tho Indians in 1853.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-10

a Hayes paper in Philadelphia (The
ltem,) furnishes some interesting read
ing Tor the sincere independents who
suppose that President Grant and Mr..
Hayes are not pulling together. That
journal says: As evidence that the
best feeling exists between Governor
Hayes sud the presilcat, the fact is
mentioned that within two weeks,
when MI appointment Of Appraiser OF
MryChGudise was to be made at Gin
cinnati, the President sent all the pa
pers embracing the recommendations
for three persona to Gov. Hayes, and
appointed the person selected by him
as the best qualified for the position"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-10

Tho Senate acquitted Belknap, the
vote standing 81 Tor conviction and %
for acQuittal-not the necessary two
thirds. Several Senators explained
their votes on the ground of jurisdic
ton, assigning that ~ n reason for
voting FOX acquittal. But Two Demo.
Gratis voted for acquittai.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-10

The President tod the notorious
John Kelly a few days since that Til
den was not fit to DO President.
Many Of the Presidents friends enter.
tain the same opinion. Babcock, De.
lano, Mcdonald, Williams, Bclknap
Spencer and Robeson, for instance
Tilden 10 too honest for them.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-10

The story OF Sitting Balls death
turns out to be a mistake, The rcpor
grew out Of finding a dead Indian wh,
had two fingers missing from his loli
hand. AS Sitting BuI! had two Of his
fingers shot OF somo years ago, ID wa
concluded that ho was the dead In
dian.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-10

Tack is now land on The Cincinnati
Southern Railroad to and beyond Wal
ton, in Brown county, Kentucky, and
the construction trains are running
over the bridge at that place. When
that road is completed, Chattanooga
will stand second TO no city in Ten
nCSscu,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-10

Near Vauceburg, n.y. a few days
since. Washington Lee shot and allied
Robert Ellis, whom no accused OF be
ing too intimate with his (Lec's) wife.
On the same night several hundred
men took Lee from the jul and hanged
him.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-10

Preparations have been made to be-
giu building the Custom House at
Nashville. II will be a fine structure,
and an ornament to the city.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-10

When the young ladies hand you n
card nowadays with the cabalistic let
tcrs Z. NJ. c, A, it means sou may
call agaiD,'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-10

The New York Times (Rcp,) re
cards the failure OF the Republican
Senate to convict Bclknap a serious
misfortune to the country.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-10

Mr. WIN. NJ Ey0rts ID warmly cup
ported for the Office Of Governor 81
New York BY tue New York Times aud
Tribune.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-10

We are under renewed Obligations
to Hon. John NJ Bright for valuable
public documents.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-10

Cold was quoted in New York Mon.
day at lllI. Tennessee bonds, "a! foi
the old and A., for the new
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-10

The new Centennial handkerchief is
a email American NaS. An exchange
saws "this would seem to involve a di-
rect blow ct the stars and 5tripcs,'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-10

A. twcnty-doIlar premium for tue
fastest hog team is a feature Of The op-
preaching Robertson county fair,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-10


At TIE time that Giant sent Sheri
dan to Louisiana on lis ncfarious mis-
sion Of faIsehood aud tyranny, Gov
Tilden sent a special message to til,
New York Legislature on the subject
in which he said.
New York, first Of the common.
wealths OF the American Union in re.
sources and military power, should de
clare her sentiments on this occasion
with u distinctness, a dignity, and 2
solemn emphasis which will command
the Thoughtful attention Of Congress,
of her sister States, aud of the people
of our whole country. With the una
nimity with which she upheld the arm,
Of the Union in the past conflict, she
should now address herself TO the
great and the most sacred duty Of re.
establishing civil liberty and the Dcy.
sonal rights OF individuals, OF resfor-
ing the ideas and habits of freedom
and OF reasserting Supremacy Of the
civil authority v c the military bower
throughout the Republic"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-10

The explorer scat out by the New
York Herald claims to nave found q
iutc 0rNhitcs 10 tho heart Of AlHea,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-10
The "ChiciiaU" stem.

A Saratoga correspondent Of Tho
Philadelphia Times says:
There 10 Il new step ont among the
Young ladies. 1t is called the .'chiCk.
en- alcP. 1t threatens greater popu
larity than the Greoian bend. The
movement that produces this extraor-
binary step is only known to tho in
itiated, but the effect is that Of the
body being inclined forward TO an az
gle OF iorty-hye degree4, and all the
weight being thrown on the toes. Fol
lowing ciUscly upon this will undoubt-
cdiy zone the goose step, and the.
there will indeed be a great rivalry
among the bellies III The art of pedes-
trianism.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-10
He Young, the RadIeaI candidate

Ike Young, the Radical candidate
rJt u.u.r.ss ~ the Fourth North Car
o,.4a lis.uc,, ,o.a; "1ho only tlins
the Radjcals viii haye 10 DO during
tho campaign i: 10 lie like I'LL"
s..s.-..-. $500 ..s'Ss s.ssA~@. ssa.'aa
TIE suit u Ann LilHa. one Of the
wives Of Brigham Young, against her
~quoudam husband, has been decided in
her favor, the court allowing her ~ al
imJny Of 800 per month, The dc
sGudaul pays The cost.
80. .ssar.,s
A young man 5ont twenty-five cent?
in answer TO an advertisement OF
"How to write wIthou, pen, ink or pa
pcr.n III about n week he received
he reply, "Wrtlc on q single with 4
pencil" Another who sent half q dol.
lar 10 Gni out the best way to Sc, rlI
Of lics, was advised to 'put Il little
moIassos on his tongue and stick it out
until the nies should light on 1t and
then draw il in and shut his mouth W
They have both stopped answering ad.
v"eltisGmoGtq.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-10

II is reported that all the American
onlccrs! IN ug Egyptian arlAy ver.
dismissed on tho moi. Of JuIy,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-24
Public Meeting.

According to published notice larg.
and influential m. citing was held last Fri
day at Odell's Hall to recommend suita
Die candidate Tor Railroad Trustee Judge
Is j. Beck was elected chairman arc
Judge 5, w. Langhorne appointed Secr-
tary. On motion of T. P, Vivion. ESQ
John $ Mendenhall, Esq, was nominated
by a clamation.
This meeting was composed OF leading
'ciizens from all parts of the county, who
evincs d good deal Of interest in the Sc
lection Of the candidate for Trustee. TIE
selection Of Jack Mendenhail was made
with much enthusiasm and it was f, It
th,t the Convention 1 al found the right
man for the place He has long been y
resident of the county, and engaged dur
ing the whole time IN an ext. nsiYe bust
ness, and All feel perfectly satisfied that
he will faithfully discharge the duties Of
The trust with fidelity and with a due re
gard to The interests Of the people. We
think the selection an admirable one, al Il
have every confidence that the ci liens 1t
Gallatin, who have known HIM so long
and well, will vote tor him at the polls
Ii selection as candid tie was freely be-
slowed without any desire or solicitation
on his part The people wanted him to
serve. and he yielded to their solicitations
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-24
take a Chance?"

Bozeman is alive with Black Killers and
others. All sorts of specu]ations are go
on-watches, guns, horses, wagons. picks,
Ipick-handles and wheelbarrows are in de.
mand. and sold nd raffled off Three
wa ches had already been rattle the other
day, and Mase, one of the towns brightes.
youths, had another one for the same
purpose. He interrupted crowd OF
Itllers Of the soil in front of the tin-shop,
who were discussing the spring onion
subject, by singing in their ears "Take
q chance? -Four bits or half dollar for
a chance in my watch!' About this
time gentleman with sheet of paper
in one hand, coming up on the other side
OF the street happened to draw his watch
for The purpose of ascertainlng thu time.
One IF Masses listeners observing this ope-
ration. said to Mase. '.rhere ls 4 man with
another watch for rattle! You hal better
run across the street and intercept that
gentleman comm in the opposite direc
ton before he does" Mise saw the poin,
and starle ed Instantly, but fearing he would
be too late cryed out Take chance in
my watch, his'n pnter!' At this juncture
his supposed opponent stepped into the
bank, and Mase, with wo-be- gone look.
shook one shoe and manv pounds of earth
from his foot, said: Your no sch
thing! His watch warn't for raill.! l
won t muddy my feet running after that
deaf nan any more Take chance,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-24
Improvement Of the Upper Mis-

Improvement of the Upper Mis-
/ souri,
A Washington special TO the Indepen.
dent says 1.-THE House Committee on An
preparations f'vors the item of 100000
for the improvement Of the Upper Mis-
souri,. 1t ia likely to incur no opposition
in the Senate The Window Committee
on Transportation will also report favor
ably on it. The appropriation is now
looked upon as certain and Montana may
look forward to cheap irrights for the fu-
tnre There IS also strong effort being
made to procure an appropriation for the
Yellowstone, and we ore almost sure to
get IT,
We trust our Delegate will succeed in
procuring IN appropriation for the i'm
proyement Of the Yellowstone. It's i'm
p"rtance to the prosperity of the Terri ory
is not second TO that of the Missouri river
as Channel Of commerce Navigation
will be opened on the Yellowstone this
season, aud it is to the interest of the gov
erhment as well AS to the people of Mon
tana hat boats should ascend the river as
high as possible, thereby facilitating
tra"sp' ration, lessenlng the cost of
freight. q d shortening the distance of
over land trains. There is no doubt of the
practicabili,y Of the largest sized boats
coming to within thirty miles of Bozeman
by the removal of few Instructions be
tween the old Grow Agency and Pompey' s
Pillar.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-24
Big Horn.

Large parties are leaving the Black
Hills for the Big Horn co-n,ry A cor.
respondent Of the lii ependtnt writing
from Custer City, says:
returned from Cheyenne to find tn.
camp in state Of intense excitement and
large numbers Of miners preparing to
start for Owl creek, on the Big Horn
An old Frenchmpn named Marines for
merly in the employ of the Northwest
Fur Company, came here about two wee ks
IA Q with a wo1 derful tale about gold ly
ing as thick as bibles on the san bars OF
Owl creek, on the Big Horn. He gave
such minute descriptions of localities anu
told such an apparently truth u story
that two parties, one of four cen men AN,
one Of eight, have started for the new
Fl Dorado, old Marines accompanying
he latter as guide.
The excitement nearly occasioned a
stampede, and shouldn't be surprised il
b If the camp mt eventually turn up on
the Big Horn.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-24


The huge, drastic. e ing, sickenine
Ipills, constructed Of crude. coars'. and
bulky ingredients. are fast being superse
ded ~ Dr.. Pierce's Pleasant Pnrgat,vt
Pellets. o. Sugar Coated, Concen rated
Root ard Herbal Juice, Anti Bilious
lGrannles-th- Little Giant Cathartic OF
Mul,um in Parvo Physic Mo ern Chem
ical Science enahles DR.. Pierce to extract
from the juices of thu most valuable roots
and hel bs their active medicinal prinei-
Piles, which, when worked into little Pei
lets or Granules, scarcely larger than mus
tari seed, renders each little Pellet us &C.
live anil powerful AS a large pill. while
they are much more pa'stable and pleas
ant in effect.
DR.. Ira A. Thayer, of Baconsburg,
Quo. writes: Il regard your Pellets as
the best remedy for the conditions for
which you prescribe them OF anything
have ever psed, so mild and certain IN ef-
feet, and leaving the bowels in an excel
lent condition, 1t Stems to me they must
take the place Of all other catharlic pills
and medicines"
Lyon d Macamber. druggists; Vermil-
lion. D. T.. say; I'VE think they are GO
ing to sell like hot Cakes as SOON IS people
gci acquainted with item aid will spoil
the pill trade, as those that have rs. d
item like them much letter than large
pills"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-24
Powder, Lead, Shot
CAPS and CARTRIDGES,
For ealc at RASINSKrS
BAsINSKI,S.
Blackhillers.
For sale at

Already there are some seventy five EN-
lgrahts in Bozeman en- route 10 the Back
Hills. We are informed that about Ii
persons are now on the road for this plac.
coming from MIsso,a. Der Lodge. Jef
ttrson ana other counties. Parties now
here are waiting for their arriv Il b fore
going on. We learn that large party
propose 10 come this way from Helena
starting about The Is Ii Of April. Will,
the military in advance. marching in The
direction OF the Hills. the Bozeman route
IS the one preferred. and is infinitely safe,
lLan any o'hcr. Supplies. -four, ard al
other articles necessary for al outfit. can
be obtained in Boz"lnan Al very reasonable
figures. Flour (XAX) retails at So. 50 PER
sack.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-24
Public Meeting

On Friday. March 18th. mass mfetln!
vas held at Speith & Krug's Hall. TO nom
mate candidate for Railroad Trustee
Nelson Story was Gale to the Chair an(
NJ. NJ. Black and z II. Daniels were
elected Secretaries A majority Of thu
mce'ing presented the name Of J. Y. Bo-
CERT. Esq. Z S. Land O ce Receiver, al
q suitable candidate for Railroad Trustee
A resolution was adopted to hold 4
Mass Meeting. at c. ntral Park. on Saiur
day. March ., 1916, to ratlty the ac,ie n
OF said meeting, or to agree on some Other
person for the D. siiion.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-24
Yellowstone Transportation Co

mos" who nave teen disposed to doubt
the sincerity IF The inauyura,ers Of this
|en,erpr se-the placing of boats upon the
1e'lowsfOne river the coming stasnn-can
Fock"f them, and congratulate Eastern
Montana on the dawn of more prosper
Gus times. We are proud to know that
those constituting the Yellowstone Trans
porfation 70. are our own citizens, Men
:" no have staod by the community. and
assisted IT in the various .nterpris look
ing 20 It's Advancement. They have en-
barked in this business winch will no
doubt rebound greatly to the interest NOT
only of the people Of This section. but 10
those Of the whole Terrltnry-through
Their own private means, AMI they de-
s. I'VE the encnuragt ment Of Gun shippers.
They propose laying down freigh, here
AID ut other points in the Territory cheap
er than by any other Ilne. That they can
10 so, no one will doubt who is familiar
with the route. The new steamer .Yel
lowstDDe." constructed especially for ID.
trade. is first class in all its appointments
Other boats will be put ~ the inc as
trade mands. Let the ps opt encour-
age this enterprise, which will develop
the richesi portion Of our territory. and
bring prosperity to the whole. Merchants
and other shippers Of f eight will do well
to consult with this company IN making
their orders for the coming season.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-24
The Rumlev Mine.

The Owntrs Of the Rumley mine have
organized JOINT stock company, the final
papers having been drawn yesterday and
the certificates of Incorporation issued.
The capital stock is 81. OOO. 900. The
following officers were elected: Presl-
dent, Lharlem gne Tower, of Phllaiel-
phia; Vice President. S. +. Hauser; Sec
Rotary, A. b Nrtle,on; Assistant Secre-
tary, W. $. Mills; Treasurer, d. G. Cor
hin, Treasurer The board of truste, Q
consists OF W. $. Mills. r. H. Lee, G..
Tower, A. NJ. Hotter. w. f. Sanders, D
G. Corb,n and A. B. Nettleton. Tie
principal Office is IN Helena al the First
National Bank. and the branch office in
HERALD.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-24
FORT PEASE.
GENERAL BRISBIN'S ACCOUNT
OF HIS EXPEDITION.

Chicago, March II.
The following telegram was received al
Gen Sheridan's headquarters from Briga
der General Terry, commanding the De-
partment of Dakota:
MOUTH OF BIG Horn, MARCH
Arrived at Fort Pease, March 4th and
relieved the garrison. The Fo,t was
evacuated today at noon. The Original
garrison consi. ted Of 46 men. of which
were killed and 8 were wounded. Thlr.
teen had left and gone to the settlem. hts
by night I fou' in the Fort IS white
men and negro and have brought them
away.
SAW no Indians, bu! found 5 lodges of
about GO Sioux who fled south. think
they were watching the Fort to pick up
the men who yentarcd out. We star,
for home tomorrow.
Signed: BRISEIN,
COmmaDdinp
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-24
Local Matters.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
EPISCOPAL

FL
There will he divine service IN The
Young Mems Library Hall each Sunday
at IL O'Clock a. m. aud z O'Clock p. m
until further notice.
I. f. D.CKEY, Rector.
METHODIST
Religious services will he held regularly
at the following places by the Pastor o!
the Methodist Episcopal Church Of Boze
man.
FIRST Sunday. (yceach month"; Bozcman
II a. m. East Gallatin, y. m. Boze
man, p. m.
Second Sunday, Bozeman, II a. m
and Up. NJ.
Third Sunday. Tairview, 10 m.
Reeves 3p. m. Bozeman, Up. M.
Fourth Sunday. Bpzcman, II a. NJ.
Weaver $ school house al Z D. m.
Sunday School every Sunday at p p. m.
Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening
Up. m.
Class and Social meeting Immediately
after morning services. Strangers and
friends cordially invited
A b. CLUCKNEK. Pastor.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-03-24
Troops Moving.

Gen. GibbOn with his command is eX.
pected to arrive at Fort En.s tomorrow.
lie has SIX companies with him. Five Of
them are taken from the forces at Fort
Shaw and oe cnmoa' from Camp Baker
Il is not ascertainca what day he will leave
Fort Ellis. When he commences his
march down the Yellowstone, he will have
ten companies. taking four from til" pres.
ent force at Fort Ellis, There vii be in
all in his command over six hundred sol
diers. He goes to join the forces of
Crock and Custer, who are sGyancing
from Cheyenne ana Fort I'll coin. We
unders and thai Gen. Glbbon will estab-
l'sh Two new posts during his trip dcwn
the Iel'owsto. G. We l,ok tor lively
times this summer il the ntighborhood Of
the Big Horn and Powder rivers.
We shall endcavor to keep our
readers posted in regard TO military opera
tons in that section