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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-09-28
BRIDPORT,

Mrs. Bush is quite i'll with disease
of the heart.
Mr.. d. ii. Bennett is painting and
improving the outside of his store build
ing.
DR.. E. G.. Blaisdell had the good
fortune of an accession to his family,
Sunday last-a daughter.
Mr.. IIuestis had the misfortune to
lose part of one finger by the agency
of a moving machine, last Monday.
The committee are raising up and
repairing the Congregational parson-
age, much to the qualification of the
pastor.
Mrs. Myrick submitted to surgi-
cal operation TO remove cancer, few
weeks ago, but it was not successful,
and il is probable she cannot long sur
vivc.
"A spelling match originating with
the Good Tcmplars was held at their
hall on Tuesday evening. A sharp con-
test for championship resulted in favor
of Miss BREASTED.
Mr.. Frank Eldredgc, E. G.. Wilcox
and wife, and Miss Ella Hill were the
delegates from the Bridport Lodge OF
Good Templars to the County Union
held at North Ferrisburgh, this week.
The village school, taught by Miss
Alta A. Elitharp, of Bridport, closed
Saturday, Sept. %. Names of pupils
that were every day present: Della Gil
ard, Ella Richards, Artie Spcycr, Willie
Warner, Willie Richards. Names OF
those having no tardy marks: Artie
Speyer, Willie Warner, Willie Rich
ards, Robbie Ballentine, Henry War
ner, James Fletcher, David Cane, Pow.
ers Bristol, Henry Bebo, Willie Bebo
Ella Richards, Louisa Gyott, Susie Sol
lace, Susie Hamblin, Matte Fletcher
Number registered names, forty-two
Average attendance. thirtv-fiyc.
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his voice TO the pitch of 4 locomotive
whistle and earnestly inquired whether
he preferred it "roast, boiled OF fried"
When the soprano feebly asserted her
preference for sheep he said, "Stick to it,
don't let that big bass singer intimidatc
you" Then seeing that solemn dea-
con gazing intchtly upon him he re-
marked that he was accustomed to
hearing it called lamb or mutton, and
but the solemn deacon and q big ush-
or arose in their might and escorted
him from the sanctuary amidst the
walls and shrieks of the enraged choir,
who altogether were asserting their
preference for the woody quadruped.
lie was afterwards heard TO remark
sadly with knowing shake of his head,
as he carefully busted the seat of his
breeches where the deacon's boots had
been, that we were all prone to evil, as
sparks fly upward.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-09-28
II Has Stood the Test.

If YOU doubt the wonderful success
of SHILOH CONSUMPTION CURE, give il
a trial then if you are not perfectly
satisfied, return the bottle and we will
refund the price paid. 1t has establish
cd the fact that consumption can be cur
ed, while for coughs, hoarseness, asth-
ma, whooping cough, and all lung OF
throat troubles, there is nothing like il
for a quick and positive cure, and il
seldom fails. 10 cents, 80 cents, and
800 per bottle. If your lungs are
sore, or chest or back lame, use SHI-
Ions PoRous PLASTER. Price 25 cents.
Sold by n. +. Rider,
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Aihhlehurg Rrgistrr
FRIDAY, SEPT. %, 1877.

The attention of advertisers is called to the fact
that the REGISTER Is the leading local newspaper
in Addison County and has a larger circulation
in the county than any other two papers.
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SHOREH1N.

The Shoreham academy under the
new management is quite prosperous.
They have eighty scholars.
Considerably interest has been
awakened i'll connection with tho Meth
odist meetings in Shorcham village, and
several conversions are reported.
Thursday afternoon, the large store
house of III. &. Burleigh Il Brother, at
Larrabee's Point, took fire and was
burned TO the ground, with pretty much
all of its contents, including a large
amount of goods, immense quantities of
coal and five tons of powder. The pow
der exploded about three o'clock, and
was heard distance of twenty-five
miles. The loss is estimated ut from
$4,000 to $4,000.
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DIR. SnLou's SYSTEM VfTALizER Is no
doubt the most successful cure for dys-
pepsia and liver complaint we have ever
known, otherwise we could not guaran-
tee it. In cases of consumption, where
general debility, loss of appetite and
constipation exist, it will restore and
regulate the system, while SHmoHs
CURE allays the Inflammation and heals
the lungs. Price 70 cents. Sold by N.
+. Rider.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-09-28

can ounce of prevention is worth a
pound of cure" AS prevention to
every from of septic poisoning Terry's
Salicylic Soap proves the truth of the
adge.
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HAcKMETACK, rich and fragrant
perfume. Sold by N. f. Rider, Mid
dlebury, Vt. Elsewhere by dealers
generally. Seow1y
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-06-21
Fort Ellis Contracts.

Additional awards have been made fol
fiscal year beginning July 1st, subject tc
the following conditions, viz: mo gay
ment is possible until and unless appro
priation be made BY Congress for TIT
support of the army for the fiscal year
Certified vouchers, however, will be issued
for supplies delivered under the contracts
to be made" The awards are - follows
OATs.-W. B. Meadow. 100000 pounds
(estimated) At $137. lin addition to sh'
SOC. 600 pounds at first required.]
BRAN.-W. D. Meadow, soc, 900 pounds
ESTIMATED, probably IN error, Is bu
100, 900 pounds were called for) At $l.6s.
HAY.-E. SperliES, 400 tons Estimated
at $l0.43; lin addition to the 800 tons .
first required).
WooD.-F. ]. McLinn. 200 cords, q
81 AZ; Tin addition to the 1000 cords =
first required.)
c. A. Aogcr, 800 cords, at4.S1; (thi
lot may not be needed or takrn.)
CHARCOAL. johnson, $500 bushels
at II cents; In addition to the 500 bushel
at first required).
The oats, hay, wood and charcoal a
first required, Is given above, will be pait
for from funds on hand-all else mus
submit to the conditions expressed.
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The Boxenan Times.

seldom satisfied unless malignant, indul
ees In the following which would d,
|sredit to the "Blackguard Book"
'ON STRIKE.-The scriDbler on tn,
|sptown organ intimatcs that he has beer
|onefed better wages on the staff OF lead
ing paper on the West side, and in conse
1uencs mas gone on . strlke. Whether
NE valuable services toward the main
's'nance OF the institution OF which he j.
now an emplcye will gain the end desired
and secure the advance asked, we are no,
prepared to say. 1t is remarkable. though
;rat having been offered. (l)successive thu
Lucrative position of special correspondent
OF tie New York Herald. and, iatterly y,
that of editor Of Q leading Terriforia
journal, he should continue to scribblc on ,
potrld organ for tho small pittance of OK
week! Where is the London Timesl l,
certainly hasn' t heard of Vesuviusl"
We should pay no attention to this los,
effort of the "Bo4eman virago" did It no,
Affect by iutimatiun what It terms - lead
ing paper on the West side."
The ENTIRE statement Is unfounded in
fact and malicious in spirit. We have
NOT fstimated or asserted any offer Of
better wages" on any paper on the Yves,
or any other aide nor has any SUCH offe,
been made. We are not on what the
"Virago" elegantly calls - strike.v We
Yet conduct the COURIER, Is from the be.
ginning, and We made our own terms with
Mr.. Alderson-he made none with 10.
The "Virago" insinuates that the position
offered US by the N. Y. Herald, (but Of
which WE never spoke except to one OF
two personal friends was never offered
as at all. The "Virago". is informed tina,
we have the papers to show for it.
As TO its insinuatlon regarding what /,
calls the editorship "of a leading Terri
torial journal,' we repeat that We have
not 80 stated or limited to any one. Al
to $50 sweek," the "Virago" il of
wrong again. That is neither the "Vira
go's' business or the figure.
Considering the peculiar circumstances
under which the ''Virago' is said TO be
published, one would imagine modesty
would keep its meddlesome hands from
other peoples affairs; but it seems to
flourish best in the hot bed of envy and
malice.
The COURIER may appear to the jaun
diced eyes of the ''Virago'' '.putrid
Journal" Is the "virago" elegantly call:
II; but, at the worst, we imagine the
COURIER can lose nothing in any respec,
BY comparison with the Times-"Virago,'
We mean.
As rule, In Difference both to the pub.
lie and ourself, We try to avoid notice OF
the vituperative personalities of the "vira
CO., but in this instance . reply is de
maLdcd.
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Robbery at Saltwater.

We have received information of the
robbery Of Messrs. Strasburgcr & Sperl-
inG's trading post al Saltwater. At first
II was attributed 10 raidlnc Sioux in fact.
our dispatch fros there SO stated; but in
vestigation results in the conclusion that
''whitc indiana did the work. Robes
and merchandise to the probable value of
$1,000 we're taken. and firing the buildings
wss attempted. The fact. however, that
the Koch fat beat was stolen the same
night adds color to the idea that white
men committed the act, aud I'D down
ssream. Messrs. Strasbureer and z Sperl,
Ing are now investigating the matter.
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s, w. Lan0hprne.

Call and examine my stock. If you want
anything in the line of Patent Medicines,
Perfumery, Paints, Oils, Window Glass
Toilet articles, &C. I deal largely in
Garden Seeds, Fishing Rods, and Fishing
Tackle of every description. Poke,
Cutlery, superior quality. Orders from
the country promptly attended to, and
goods guaranteed as represented. will
not be undcrsold in my line of goods.
am here to stay with the people of Gala
tin County and desire patronage.
2l.tt 8. w. LANGHORNE.
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Jockeys.

The new es.abliehment, known Is Lock
ey's Glass Front, is now fitted up and
filled with choice lot of goods, which
will be sold at reasonable figures FOR
CASH or Ito equivalent If you don't find
what you want ct other places, 70 to
Jockeys 60 there anyway. Fresh
Bread, Cracksrs, etc.. - everything for
the freiGhsers, miners, farmers and tray.
|sliers. Will buy. sell Or trade Farm
|predacs taken In exchange fos goods.
J ST.
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Montana Fruit.

J. D. McCaman 10 Chairman of the
Territorial Pathological Society. We wisl,
he would tell 10 how to make the fruit
trees bear We paid $500 for three years ago;
and which VIC have since then regularly
wasered and irrigated, and naDured, and
ssrawed, aud pruned, and transplanted,
and ''nussed,' and spent money over,
and prayed over. and ''cussed" over, and
at last given away with our mai. diction.
They grew . foot the 6rst summer. to be
cut down two feet the first winter; and
then came the jack rabbits, and the ground
squirrels, and the grssshoppers, and the
dry rot, and the cows, and mule, and nc
apples. But We welcome the "P0molog'
icsl Society,"" and expect to hsye peaches
70 cell next season.
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MILITARY ROAD.

MILITARY ROAD.
Above Tongue River Cantonmcnt,
June 6 h to l2h.
Gen. Miles has sent Company H., 81
Cavalry. and two companies Infantry to
select and construct q military road from
here to the site Of the Big Horn Post.
I no Montana Column was obliged to re
turn. the horribly muddy condition of the
country end the incessant rains making
operations in the field and delivery of sup
plies almost impossible. Capt. Ball il
quite i'll from chillS and fever contracted
during the storms. We are now canpet,
s miles above the Can,onment, seeking
grass. CAVALRY.
IA citizen lately arrived says two CON-
psn,es of I'd Cavalry and six companies
Of Infantry had been ordered upon the
road dusy.-ED. COURIER
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Appointments of Bishop Tuttle

June l7th-III. Sunday after Trinity
III m and p m Deer Lodge Co1voca
sion of the Missionary District Of Mon
sspa, Idaho and Utah.
June 2ls.-Thursdsy, Philipsburg, 81
n
June 24th-IV. Sunday after Trinity
NissOuls. II . m and 8 IN.
July 1st-V. Sunday after Trinity
Stevensville, II am. 4pm at Corvallis
July Sth-VI. Sunday after Trinity
Butte, IL . N and p m.
July l3th-Friday, Blackfoot, 8 p m.
July l5th-VII. Sunday after trinity
Helena, II m. and 8 pm.
July 2lst- VIII. Sunday after Trinity
Fort Shaw, II m and s D m; 1 p n
3un River.
July 24,h-Tucsday. Fl Benton, 8 p m
July 27,h-Friday, Unionville. 8 y m.
July 29ih-lX. Sunday after Trinity
Helena. 4 m and s p m.
July 3Oth-Mondsy. jefferson. 8 p m.
July 3lst-Tuesday, Boulder, S p m.
August 3d-Friday, Radersburg.
August 5th- Boxemsn.
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Tongue River Post.

Special orders Of the War Department
have assigned Capt. c. s. Heinszelman,
"A. Q. NJ. US. A. to the duty of construc-
ton of this Post; J. V. Brown, Chief
Clerk, and II. D. Gates. Superintendent.
Texas Jack will guide an English hunt
ing party through the Tongue River couu-
try next month.
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Personal.

Z. Hubbard will Re open tho old R.,.o,
piece at the landing. '"'0'
L. j. P. Morrill, Is now in I'm.
nay return to Montsn. for resideucs. ~
Theodore Shed, of Helene. b.. 49,.
appointed traucr At the Missoul. Po.,
Gaines, our aew U. s. Di,,r;c, A,.,..
= . native of Ohio, but comes !, ". frc,'
West Virginia " A'0u
Mr.. Jno. Goswy IS here bu.i,v .,,.,.,
In purchasing furs- Rich & wili.sn,
'rai" having brought in . large amount.
Mrs. Richard Jockey and children b,v,
arrived. and MI. Jockey has leased IN,
Major Pease Mausion-the fine,t In tow
Mr.. @. 8. Lansing is building . s..h AM
door factory and planning mill in connec
ton with George FlanderS hth An,
single mill on Bear Greek,
The child Of Lieut.. Van Orsd.,e. p,
Infantry, died 10 camp near Helena wh,l,
on the way to Missoula. Lieut.. Va,
Or'da'e hae the sympathy Of many friend
here.
Additional freight has reached Comm,
fo: Ellis & Davis, S.rAsburger l. sperlinR
Lamne d Co., J. Basinskt, w. Cooper
u. Burnett, Rich & Wilson, Hsrve,
Wells. Il. + Nay. and A. A Hawk.
Jas. George (Yankee Jim) was bitten b,
. rattlesnske at Point of Rocks on Mon
|day. He walked five miles before mee,
Ing anyone. when whisky was procured
and when last heard from he was 6oin,
we'll.
Mr.. q. ]. johnson arrived in town from
Virginia City on Saturday last. to NEE
his son from Tongue River, and accom-.
panied by his daughter, Miss Capitola
who opened = school near Bozeman O,
Monday last.
A. s. Packard, IT,, of the U. 8
chronological Commission, in charge o,
the Montana. Colorado and Utah divi
ions is now making the professional tou
of the Territory, gathering grasshopps
notes. He will return in August sne
make the Geyser tour.
". H. Babcock, whose wife obtained ,
divorce last Ser succeeded in car.
rying off their daughter, she having beer
given to the custody of the mother
Lately hearing of her concealment At L,
Crosse, MIS-. Babcock succeeded in steal
ing her away-aud now says the Demo
crat: Babcock WAS beside himself whsr
this denOuesnent reached his ears, AMI b,
started last night in hot pursuit. determ
ined, he said. to recapture the child o.
perish in the at:cDpt-and the end 10 no
yet.
The Independent gives = resume o.
Aontana's standing in the Black Hills
thus: Brown & Thum and Miller 6
Mcpherson are leading bankers; James
W. Matkin, J. e. Spangler, and Sta. &
Bullock are the prominent commission
merchants; John Nancy, John Maha1
and Doc. Carter run the finest saloons
Geo. F. Ingram, "Felix." is In the rca
estate business; Denney & Miller ant
Mcpherson are the leading grocers; Clark
Morrill, g. Co. are in the livery business
Goldberg 10 the c|r thing business; Johr
zimmerman keeps the Custer House; w
q. Clagett and Col. j, H. johnson ~
practicing law. Montana miners are slst
said to hold some of the hest claims, anG
Seth Bullock 10 sheriff." We're prou(
of our boys, we arc!
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SITTING BULL.

Cantonmert, June 10Th.
The 7th Cavalry Is now in camp or
Cedar Creek. GO miles below mouth of the
Tongue, and IN expedition Is there fitting
out supposedly against Sitting Bull, ye,
reported ct the North. Rumored, that q
part Of the % Cavalry will join the ex.
petition. CAVALRY.
(Shting Bull 10 vsriously reported .,
being on Milk River. near Juneau's old
trading post-or north of the Yel'ows:one
|-or on Powder River. A half breed. n.
rived as Csntonment Reno, says he ha,
100 lodges Of warriors, with good horses,
and THAI he says I've Twill fight as long .,
he has . warrior alive; 10 not afraid OF
Miles. and will give him all the battle be
wants In short time.'' At any rate, i,
seems certain he was not engaged in the
ls.e fight, and that the hostiles whipped
upon the Little Muddy are or were on the
Powder, 10 which section Camp Robin
son had dispatched Sioux runners. Col.
McC Cloud, Of the British Mounted Police
says the Sioux City Journal Of It'll, At ~
interview with the Chief, was told by hin
|he "woald1tv our troops campaign q
soon ~ be may recuperate from losses in
Cured BY overflow Of his camp near For,
Peck.-ED. COURIER
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FROM THE COMMAND.
AAOTGIANT DOAHr
Attack on Miles City.
NEW MILITARY ROAD.
Sitting Bun.
Attack on Adilee Oitv
NEW MILITARY ROAD.
sitting Bun.
lSpeeiais to CovRrxr ,

eos0 " NOVkI00l
Bio HonS ORR, Nay 10 1877
JACK baronette and A. N. omv.x
.escned here from tho Do.ne c.mp ves,.r.
Jay tor suppliea. They repor. the c.mn
u, 10 good condition and ID miles M the ri,
no.n' moving this way. They report No
nostlles yet seep, and the Crow. ri, IN
hsnd and jubilsnt over an immense catch
OF buffalo. Doane requests opportuni,,
tor Crows to trade with the merchant,
"< TO-" J. w. ALLEN.
lOor correspondent says nothing abou,
me Doane "1ndisn" report published BY
US last week-ws conclude i. base,ess.
Inc N. I. Herald has the followin re
gsrd'ng the Doaue expedition: Upop
Humps Cheyenne surrender "Gen. Miles
asked him II oil his people were present.
NO. General; there are sweniy-fou,
lodges that would not come In and have
gone over on the Rosebud to hunt buffalo.
orcered theth in, but they have disobey.
eo me and defed my authority. These
people are rebels, General, and I wan,
you to send your soldiers and DESTROY
them; I will show the soldiers where "a
lind them"
General Miles told Hump to detail two
OF ME young men to carry . message to
the hostile camp and sent word that un
less they came in and surrendered within
ten days the soldiers and friendly Indians
woulo both be after them. At the same
time Miles despatched Lieutenant Doane,
second Cavalry, to tho Crow Indian
camp, With instructions to enlist seventy.
I'VE Grows and in ten days move up the
Rosebud and hunt for tho rebelIious
lodges. Lieutenant Doane il now out af
ter them."-ED. COURIER
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Sh all we Celebrate?

From many of the Territorial towns
comes the note of preparation for tho 4sh
of July.
Shall Bozeman not exert herself this
year. and 40 the result of Z little effort.
acknowledge the claims of such . day !
that Bozeman may not again BE- found
forgetful of the Nations Birth -dsy
What say our Societies and young men:
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MILES CITY RAID.

Tongue River Cantonnent, June
A raid has been made on Miles City by
z Sioux, and GO citizen horses were driver
of. Three companies mounted Infantry
and one company III Cavalry. with II
citizens, have gone in pursuit. Warning
Was given, but no precautions were taken
by the citizens. A. B,
I'VE have heard nothing further regard
ing the '.lndian report" published by u,
last week regarding anticipated attach
upon the C.ntonment-unlese, indeed, the
nboye may bear some relation to it.-ED
CoURIER.I
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Departureo.

Messrs. J. P. McClalpe, J. w. Moore
and r. Goodman, of Aissoula, and two
others who Joined them on the way here
started overland for the Big Horn or
Sunday. Mr.. Moore passed through
Bozeman in 1870. and since that time hat
beeu awaiting chance 10 settle in thu
Big Horn country.
H. H. Stone, of Bozeman, has located
q rancho on Rock Greek near the Yellow
stone. Here, this season, when goose
berries and currsnts were merely begin
ming to blossom in Gallasin, Mr.. Rouse
picked full-formed berries.
DR.. Hunter and Trader Newbury hav'
returned to the Agency-the first full,
commissioned - Agency Physician snt
the second to prepare for Il trip to Chlca
10 for purchase of leadership goods.
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Ditch Company Meeting.
The upper Middle Creek Ditch Com
pany will meet 1t Odell's Hall on Satur,
day, June q. at l O'Clock p m.
Selling Out.

We call attention to the advertisement
Of Mr.. Bazinski. Desiring to abandon the
clothing business, he will dispose of his
entire stock at very low figures. Call and
be convinced. As he needs the SPACE,
now 20 occupied, for other goods daily
expected, he will sell clothing strictly O.
cost,
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The ood.Stock Society.

It has been decided to make the shares
80 each, that farmers may generally BE-.
come interested in this enterprise. to
which we last week referred. The books
are open at the ONCE of Mr.. McCsmsn,
and We gladly record general interest In
10 matter which should receive immediate
SUI por'.
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Etchetah.

Irs. ]. w. Allen and six children have
Joined Nj. Allen 1t Big Horn City
(Etchetah)-hsvis journeyed to Still
water BY Rich & Wilson'S train, and
thence BY horse team TO destination. Th<
family lost BY the Mccormick boat disas
ter everything except cloth;ak. and few
household articles left behind at Csrpen-
tsr's, Mr.. Allen ID station and ho:e
keeper 1t the Big Horn.
Courtney 4 Co. are building large
lumber dat BY which logs will be ferr'ec
from the islands for house buiIdIss.
Nsssrs. Dana and Miles. Of Helena
swat events at this point.
. Al last accounts, 10th inst, Jos. dawn
and DEPUTY Marshal Beldlsr were await
ing company overland TO Tongue hvsf:
The eelsbratsd Big Horn gun has beer
recovered and - mounted upon Tie Ole
fOrs Pease Outlook.
We az indebted - xr. Allen's Ietts'
Tor the foregoing data.
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The Edwarda' Sheen.

Mr.. Edwards informs 10 that tho shear
ing of the poorest Of his flock averaged ,
yield of st lbs, that some of the flock an
giving IL ard II lbs, and that the average
will probably prove . to 10 lbs. This il
. fine result, and shows what can b. don<
In Gallatin county with good breeds, care
fully selected and we'll cared for.
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NQttQo.

/ hereby give notice that having sold
my interest in the firm of Major & Can
mis- to F. Cannis, he will conduct the
meat business IN future upon L.s own &C
count at the old stand. All debts due the
late firm must be paid to him, and he Will
settle all of it's liabilities.
% tt. r. MAJORS.