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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-07-25

State Of Tennessee-Franklin Coun,y
Lewis Mctcalfe, admir-, etc.,
VS.
The heirs ami creditors of j. W. Carrie,
deceased.
Lewis Metcalfe. administrator Of 7. W
Carter, decd, having filed his bin in ii,
Etanccry Court, at Winchester. Tenn. slr
gcSting the insolvency Of said estate, Ann
asking leave to have the same settled m
in this Court. WI
lt is therefore ordered that all person
Iiavlhg claims against said dcccdant an
hereby notified to exhibit their demand
and make themselves parties to aid soi.
ana NE the same with the Clerk and MAJ.
ter, duly authenticated, ON or before fl.
LIST day of January, 1868, or the same will
be forever barred. Witness my hand, NJ
Office, the Nth of July, 1867.
III. Il. ESTiLI, C. d n.
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Insolvency.

Having suggested to the Clerk of tho
County Court Of Franklin county, Tenn.
the insolvency ofthe estate of Joel Van
zant, deceased. all persons owing said cs-
tate are notified to pay mp Immediately.
and those having claims against it must
present them, duly authenticated on or be-
fore the list Of September next, or they will
be forever barred.
}i2L ISAAC vANZANT, Ad'nir.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-07-25
I%nsOlyent Notice.

Having suggested the Insolvency Of the
estate OF DR.. ". Estill. deceased. all indebt-
ed to said estate are notified to settle imme-
diatcly. and persons having claims against
said estate are notified to Tile the same
with the Clerk of the County Court on or
before the Goth of October. 1sG7. or they
will be barred. JAS.>H. DAVIS.
july25 3m Admir-.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-07-25
The Day Of Small Things.

The New York Express says: We
are living now in the day of small
things, Smallpolitics are taking the
place OF liberal craftsmanship, and lit,
tie men walk where formerly giants
strobe. 1T is lamentablc to think that
q great nation like this, with u history
so luminous with great names, should
now be the sport Of poddling polili,
clans, and be left to drift to destruc
ton, for the lack ofthat ancient spirit
Of patriotism, and that chiyalrous, I'M
selfish devotion to the public welfare,
which breathed into the Republic the
breath Of life.
1t IS lamcntablc--but il is true. The
Federal Constitution was the work Of
many great minds. When it came from
their hands, it was a marvellous pro-
duction OF farseoing craftsmanship,
which challenged the admiration Of
mankind. Like everything else Of hui
man origin, it had its impcrlcctions, it
,;ah~a esS.
ument to pcrpetuatc their fame.
For many years the nationAourished
and greW great under that Constitution.
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The destruction Of the Constitution
was the preface to Il state Of things,
which has Il melancholy resemblance
to'thc Decline and Fall. TIm was the
only chait whereby the snip Of state
could he nayigatcd with safety. The
chart i, now broken to pieccs, and the
ship herself is under the control Of
what a massachusetts statesman not
long since, not ipaDtly termed so got of
drH,Co, ,n,tn,an'n
i"'"' Sc''ooA-ooy cay" we used 10
read oIC@iia Marjns sitting amidst the
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-07-25

GONE INTO CAMP.-HalIs mpany
of militia has gone into camp near Blu
ena Vista Springs, on the Hyde's Ferry
pike. Gresham beauties are at Tul-
Dispatch. FY 4
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-07-25

CIV ~ the musical concert at the
n.. GnnreA tonight, orthe benefit of
Donnell University. The bcs. amateur
performers axe announced, the obiec,
is a worthy one and We hope to see as
crowded a house as the Mary sh.rs
had ona similar occasion.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-07-25

1t is currently reported that General
Thomas will order to Memphis a regi.
ment of regulars. composed of one
thousand rank and file, to preserve the
peace on the day Of election.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-07-25

IMPORTANT MEETING.

.
On Monday next il is proDoscd thaf
thc nconlc Of tlis countr hold n meet.
mo rorlbe nurpose Of couusolipp 90.
oo,bor IN roaorl IN - m,ifcr ;nvolving
the interests o, rs al in General, Int
cha c,rmiro community and those who
,ocd loborcps IN %nortjeular, We think
this mottor Of smell im]poy,anca That tbc
,ucrc montion Off will sccurc a Iargc
,,tondonce nj fine annointcd fino
yborc i. NO dopbt Of boftcrino Il sys.
tom Of labor. and roltoyipq ourselves
Of fine instability and uncertainty at.
tachino 10 rrnndmca who have been
hrouoht rnlor po1icoI instruction. TO
d;syono,l cortro ofs aud fine inloroe-q
or o]mnIovors The uoogIo Of this
conrty dos,rc to rct,in fine services OF
tho rc,.o and through fine rcaiprocilc
Of inforoqts, if NOT attraction, would be
:, rotpro os tbcv are nav. his Hrmoe,
ana most substantial 'r'e'd7' "'s'
beyond al question: tH"J r'c'Proci9 o.
interesfsIs violated ana 0a'IEoye" NY
me ignorance Of inc larger A'l"i'gi o.
negroes III allowing themselves u DC
manipulated aha co'.'o''s1 W ""''e
men VINO nave only tIeir OWN .'iia'
paiU"ah eHoo i" accomplish, ana """
hesitate not to advise the negro 70
leave MS "oEh ana altcH' i''a'e"'
meetings. whenever nc wants TO- ASST
ring hIm in"' MS cN'P'0Ycr c''I''D' 5''
along "'','o"' A"D'' "."''' '', t0'-
pie IN IbeIr strnggIe 10 I''N' "'Io@'
ana retrieve 'Hc'f 'o''c7'u VAe l.'a w"
are io'coo 10 "'oP' some "''"'' VI
self p~reseryaaon' anu Il inc negro SUI
lcfs thereby, he has llny5Uil To- blame
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-07-25
State Of Tennessee, Franklin con.,
10. G. Garner, ct ais, '

eVate OF tennessee, Franklin CoDo,,
10. G. Garner, ct ais, %
VS.
ledge, ct als. "' Hut
On motion of complainant, and t..
pearingto the Clerk q Master that nv ~ lp
PENDANT, Eugene Underwood sa"o ,nc DE-
dent OF the State of Tennessee 81 't tL,I
ordinary process of law cannot b C" "a.y uu
upon her. OcSeFyr
1t is therefore ordered that pubIicatio,,
maze ior four successive weeks IN ~ !.
aiolne journal requiring said defendant N
before the first Monday in Spptembor Vn0
ana plead, answer or demur to saiJ ' ~
or the same will betaken for conios.n1 VII
set for hearing eX parte. ''
ii. r. ESTILL, C,&M
July %, 4t 81 4 so a.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-07-25

NOYICE.

The Fourth Quarterly Meeting will be
held at the Methodist Church on the 3D. and
4th Of A~ugust-ltev. Jerome b. Anderson,
u. Il. oh
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-07-25
Died,

On the 22d inst, in this place. of Dropsy.
after Il lingering illness, which he bore
with a patience we have never seen sur
passed, Mr.. Charles G. Crisman, aged about
iifty-five or sixty.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-07-25

State of Tennessee, Franklin Com,r
Joshua Bibb, ct. ais,
Christian Smith, ct. ais.
Upon motion and it appearincto fl.
Z. ~ NJ. from the bill filed, Which |, Sw"~
TO- that the names and residences Of II,
GclehdantS. the children OF Peggy DoIi
Gee Il, are unknown. IL is Therefore or.
Uered thaC publication be made for fam,
e"liseol't'Fe WeeNs IN the Home journI
requiring said defendants TO appenr hr".
the Clerk and Master of the Cb,nn",
Court Of Winchester. Tenn. on or hn,o,
the first Monday Of September next, Nv.
plead answer or dcmur to compIpingt
b.il, or the same will he taken for corG.
seq and set tor hearing ex parte as ro tIpm
ii. IL. E5TlLL, c. & Il,
July2J 4t@
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-07-25
Circuit Enucf

Has been and sstiIl in session in our
town. Judge Patterson presiding. A
heavy docke, to get through with will
Protraet uae session . week or Two lon
WI .
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-07-25

Election Tickets printed ut
This office at 5octs per hundred.
Bring in your orders.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-07-25

We want everybody to hear
this cstimable and prominent
Federal officer. Informth col
ored people that he will speak,
and ask them to turn out and
hear him--hcar q man whose
devotion to his country is
above suspicion and rcproach.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-25

salunvc's CCnscrIpsions-Ills Vice Presidents
lcqnires Willie Women TO salute Hi"'.
PoRr.Au-PRixcE. Dee. 4. 1851
Things have become very desperate here, and tho
Hsysien doar has fallen low that u takes forty
Haytien paper dollars 70 be equal 70 American dollar
In gold.
worthy and 10 ressrt too desperate 10 preserve bis
situation keeping men In state OF living terror The
caoos have gradually gained strength on the frontiers Of
ST. Domingo and have rstaken Fort Bhsson, driving
The national troops before them amidst great reoicnga
Alarmed By these reversss ssinavc embarked on
board ,hs HAytisn war steamer on ths ga Of
December. which arrived with large body Of
Hayden nvaaes from the interior known the Pques,
who used BY soulouQus In his reign for tho msst
murderous purposes They were not allowed 70 land a.
they I'D cutlasses and ell the food they re-.
qure sugar cane They sailed for Cnpe Hsynen and
there Sanave VIII, had the troops another attempt TO
suppress tho revolutionst4 Before he started he or
aered general ccnscrpuon upon the streets and men
uuwl!ngiy dragged the Tanks Of drmorazsd
soldery without ceremony The general assembly
sounded bit only forty men could be SO. on. hsir
hdngs: these after nlghtfal escaped and the I'D Do
cenber had to leave without them.
The governments mas been placed IN she hands OF Gen.
erai Ulysse black man. who did sonlouques bloody
formed the Legislature that he VIII ALLOW perfect free
dom In the Chamber during his Temporary power but
every man knows what that means, and Tho opponent
OF tho present ministerial polio, have taken sheier
every white woman shall rise and salute him - lie
passes their veraHdahs.
Business Ia perfectly paraiyzed. and tho inhabitants
live IL state of terror much the fear Of
savages let Loose upon then like dogs, snoad sanave
take offence or become disappointed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-25

Roma - Ions a Italy shan b rseonced with ne
And ~ tne Holy Father shall b. menaced win sesns
states which remain y hian invaded ~ regular Se~
10 nS circumstance Let yuur Majesty " pssuadsa thai
only moved By ssnss Of duty may hAse ~ mon
are ths work Of tims that complete
aggregation only be durable ~ shall have
bsen prepared by ssslssoa 81 iatsrest IDEAS sss su
toms.
In word think that unity ought to follow and po pro
cede union But tns conviction wise inauenoes ny
conduct The Italians are the ees. Judges o. Mns, oa
prriond 10 weigh on the decisions OF frss psops
hope thesors that Majesty will unite your EFFORTS
u order that In future nothing should arise TO
dAr2 De good harmony ~ happily between
tho two sc..-ruinsnts
Thus d.as expressed vsrs EustalneS ~ the SOY.
ereiyn 1851 IL there anything eQuivocal tcrs and
did any thing else the 9th Tie policy Of the
government has been equally sincere aud pacific a. In
tas Affairs Of Germany. The Emperor nas said w
ought to accept frankly tho changes xnch have been
there accomplished and sta to eyory
which does mot comoromiss our Il disnity
thon that government rspocts the rights Of ihers
and causes iu own 20 ba respected. This policy has
been taat OF Franco and shall discuss Il IN pres
encs of unjust scclss,ions General appreciation.
~ .ier yote r. the c.ose, the Close ~
The PaksipEsr->pae close 81 the debate y demanded;
AIN going % pat Il to ths vote.
ssvslAl v0icEs-Ns, M. Yes, yes
The PaasIDasr-Tns question can emily b decided ~
Q vote. &
The Chamber, on being consulted, decided that the
dc ate should not be then terminated In consequence
the discassioa Was adjousncd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-25
THE ITALIAN AMNESTY.

Pardon Of tho s;aribaidian Invaders Of the
Roman States.
fuhj0iued ~ ths report OF the Ministry 10 KING
Victor Emanuel. Recommending thai An amnesty should
granted coaosrned tas recsat invasion Of the
Roman Siates:-
SaK When tho hrst attempts 70 iavate tho Pontinca
territory place June last tho judicial aatlortiss
commenced penal proceedings against the prime authors
this emsni, hlcn were saoss lusnuy extended 70
oil the chicfs of toe armed eaais whicn invaded the
frontier 70 the following mon ha
Iapressed with absolute necessity Of rosoabI
ing me empire VI tho las, your ,vofnmeut has con-
itself bound to 0ciae IT. action with that OF
the tribunals IN REFRESHING tho guilty Wien con-
saeraoos o. tbs utmost grasi constrained II 70 arrest
tue chief and promoter Of the eaeprse spOp nls retsrn
from tnoss frontiers ought 70 have violated,
the governments did hesitate place him also Ut
the disposal Of The judicial authorities u was de-
termined jssice to follow her regular course.
Now, however, tnst tranquility aud calm begin 10 re-
viys ana the representatives Of the nation a2as
assembled in Parliament soie 10 make tire author.
zsd VOICES heard, patriotism determines 90 10 throw
y will over I'll, sorrowlul facts tuat nave 20 greatly
troubled the pabito quiet
secsnd!ns therefore the generous impulses Of your
lestys heart tho Council ~ Ministers IL happy 10 be
abe ~ lay before you of AMNESTY IN favor II
those have tnjuret Tho external security OF the
by taxing part In the Invasion OF the Pcnuusai
territory .1 .
The 05eal Gasass Of Florence publishes the text Of
the formal decree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-25
BoIRD OF CouyClLnEg.

Proposed Donation Go tho President Of the
Board Of Aldermen-Thc Sidewalks 10 BE
kept DEMONSTRATING Certain streets with
kicoison Pavement Ordered aud Recon-
sdrrrd.
This Boars me, Yesterday afternoon. Nr Drinkman.
the President presiding
number Of I~pen were received from the Board Of
Aldermen and laid ever
The resolution passed by tho other Beard donating
81 oCo 10 Mr. Shannon the President ef the Board Of
Aldermen, was read and amendments including the pre-.
sdcnts OF the Board o. Coune and the Aqus-
sact Department were proposed aad lost The rsssiu-
then laid ever.
The Beard soncursd with the Aldermen in the
adoption Of resouss requesting The Mayor 10 frisrm
the street cleaning contractor thai he failed 70 out
The .esms Of hts contract By wnca be 10 eksAted Go
clean The crce~aks Of oil the streets In the cy and
that gay msnt for cleaning the bs scsps do until
he complies withshe Jrvvlsions Of q o s,pt &C..
Resolutions were adepsed 10 favor oil pawn. with the
Nicoison Tsvemsn! TIE Nllovisg ssssw:-iAcy.
Bddga, from broadway 10 the Barary; Pearl som-
nsnclng ~ Wall and extending bsex 10 Haaoscr;
Murray, from broadway 10 West; New, firm Wall 10
beaver, ard Rector from prsaivsy 10 Hafson river.
Subsequently, these resolutions were rsosasidcrcd and
indefinitely postponed
motion TO adjourn tilI Thursday was carried.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-25
AMERICAN RECONSTRUCTION.
Grand English Church and Educational
Nlovrmsnt for the south.

Grand English Churc1 and Educalenal
Alovrmsnt for tho south.
from the London Advertiser. Dec IA
project IL foot fer the eStAolfsDnent OF South.
University Ia the United Safes and the asststa noe
English caurchmep N attaining that object mas been
sough. BY the Rev. f. W. Trsmctt of 81. Peters, Bel
sze PARK the movement 10 NOE sectional one u Is
attended Offering 10 the whols American Church,
Tho Southern S.atos eeaipst the Northern.
Nor does proceed from single party 10 England
both High Church aud Low Caarch aro associated 10
IT, Al the archbishops aud most OF the bish-
ops, ali the colonial metropoitans and many
vel kaown leaders of church opinion approve
Of !. ana havo expressed their willingness 70
co-opsrate. Several eminent statesmen. both corr
scrsaive aud liberal, have promised to assist Among
the Mr. Gladstone, Dir Claiborne Hardy,
Ear, Stannope the Earl Of Snaie bary and Lord Jonn
blsnncrs Upon tho commiuse tns Earl OF Carpar.
Won. Lord Crsnbourns Earl Neison, tho Archbishop OF
yosI. tbs Bisaop OF Oxford Mr.. Dcresford Hope and
Dir. Gladstone There certainly coild 10 better
representation than this OF dlsrent sections Of Church.
men.
mo feeling which has led to the movement h the de-
sire draw closer the bon 10 Of sympathy between
EAelanf and the United States aud the Ecgisn and
thnrcnes Tho cordial reception given 70 the
American bishops who attended ths faD-Aasican sy-
nod has ready prodacei very gratifying results and
felt to assist Ia the establishment, or rather the
restorat on OF the Southern Usiversy would further
thea ~ eudship and mutual respect. Il viii be
pleasing neeato VI the VISIT Of the American pgelass
~ England.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-25
The FRENCH LEGISLATURE.


Debate On Narslsss's Csr%ssn rslsy-Tn-
psrtans p~ciaraftews ~ hns OppssMiop-
France "AioBs In Rarcpe't Nsd IAN tho
Eationniities Against Qer'-.AlisastsU 81
tas Caiied staIes-H0vv Takv Has Been
Treatsd-Tks Impsrisi lDefenc~ -sSapsiesu's
Letter at Cavcur,s DAask-Hns Acixacwi-
-sdznscnt 81 ftsiIas Uaity,.
Tn. legislative Body Of Traocs9nct IN ssA dos Deesm-
Ser Sea1sticr IN ihe saair. N. Rouhyr hlnisser
81 STATE; he Marquis do Mssstisr, forsiAu Anainss
has she other geysrame1t oenmssA,nsrs wen, present
The order OF the Gay wss the dAcvsson sn the In
Italy.
NJ 0ARNrn.rAGxs rad--Cenuensn. Z shall ~ onco
proceed TO The exarination eyenis wnicA hars
Desn istey accomplished ~ Sh-A thrAatea " take
psars In Iefmanx. fosr months age spcEe on This
1noiect w the Interests Of peace niece and MAUI.
who depssd upor thsr iabes Ter their esey bresx.
shsar, hear Tue dssy 81 wiss govsrkmAut 70 "a
Fssore conudeuce snd give security " byslnAs but In
rpnsequsnce ~ toe ihs OF arburg the crisis
hes become more acnse than For mon eSt the
kmperors speech 81 the dstr buss of rsooo suess 10
tD- exuibtors seemed 20 bs ~ favcrsbs ansAy, but
tbst urney OF cerdciercs ssted sd rritatsd tnSia
epinp IN Germany and caused dlsquetuds FrAnce,
tcsnss the tate 81 Europe seemed 20 depend uponhs
fAsoss,io OF tao ssvtresgns bh az frae 10 az kumIhi-
~ crsf b. fApyrobatics the l-tl People sskeA
whehsr ~ Saixburg the two Expresses
ysrssa sDoNt thss tolsls o. discussed ths temporal
power fdiFeteht mevensntsD; ~bethar tae Two Ear
yerer cDnnreS themselves 10 matters eornscisf With
ans cuass aDd t~conry tnsrraptioD OF wtelher thsr
d.lee ~lloss wer,to end Tn war wGst was the
result OF .hess nncs aDiess Co1nt do Bsmox seized
on tie orpornuamy bring 90 the elections ios we Par
ts Norla: ~ Emperor Ia ms spsscn ~ Arrss.
g1ssiaa - t@ndaacs ~ pc fss1rs s"t "scsfsA tnsf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-25
HEAVY ROBBERY AND ARREST OF Tm
ALLEGED PE3PEyRiT0R.


On the Sth Of September, 1895. yong man ~ NE
name Of Bancker. who hal been for long time ana
was q that time employed Is . clerk ~ NJ 4
simpson, Of "a 10 South wlhism street n shs sisys
took II into his head IL Is alleged. 10 rsdscs the wess&
Of his employer TO certain uncomfortable extent ~
accomplish this very lasdsbs ~ task Y sl.o sisssS
that Sc TOOK froih . safe belonging 70 Mr. simpsc4
three United States bonds The vaue Of $1,000 sacR
and . quantity OF diamonds valued Al n, ooo ~
Is conteuded by Mr. Simpson that young Bancks atse
kstns possession Of the diamonas had them changed
for paste bra which be had ses into the gold -.
Gated BY the diamonds and replaced n the safs. He
Also alleges THAI At ess time Banker abssraesd $lec
fior bis establishment. and sso q another time
swndled him ont Of 600 which be vas given Y lspos
in bank. which Vas managed by The younk man, -
Mr. Simpson says, altering me ngurss ~ NE oAnA,
book ..
After doing all these vsrv repr-hsps,bs things alleged
against him stated thai Bancxer suddenly took pa
tor Europe which ~ succceded IN safely reacno
. very pleasant vOyags. lie remained, - jar -
bs ascersaned from The police, In the Old WORKS.
enjoying all sights that were 10 I've seen and The
pcasares that money spent ~ IN economical hang
could purchase up couple OF weeks ssos when ~
passage Tor lhs counry AMI landed y thh port
dAv or two se0. y
Detective Beunsts. learning Of hs ARRIVAL by whaS
means he explain. paid MIN 40 unlimited snS
suiirey unexpected Wis 1 aud persuaded nim ~ rug
the usua allurououts oil policeman 70 accom-;
many him to polico headquarters where ne nos - ~
durance vile waiting until magistrate wili DO him ~
favor to pass judgment upon him
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-25

TERMINATION o. 1nI FAIL PoseNSo CAsA-Ths taking
Of testimony In the mysterious death Of Mira Elisabeth
Fail and her 1aagh,sr Jspas which has been fully pub
Ilshed 10 these columns from time 70 time, VAS con-
Guided u . late hour on Monday ghl and Coroner
Lynch having charged the jury. thai body retired 70
deliberate ~ midnight There 80 aething further Of
in,eress ehstsd from the svIdense bsyosd the medical
testimony Of DR. Shepard, which u once Gear and
concsA The doctor testified 10 having found 10 the
coutsns Of the stomach OF Jsnnie Fall evidence Of the
preseacs Of narcotic poison After 10 absence Of IN
hour ana hal the jury brought IN the following vcr-
dict-.yhst Ezabe,h Fan anne 70 her death IRON
eHecs OF sfrychDns, administered Nv some person or
csatn the eject OF s)me narcotic poison. adtnni
tered by sems person or persols unknown" Tnrre-
upon Mr. PRICE, VAS discharged from cu.todv. recrv d
the Coconer's oulce, and went forth free man.
ALLEeSD FALSE PgErs>cls. the examination 10 the
case Of Joseph W. Aisnauf who 10 &c used b; Mr.
Montgomery Queen with having obtained thu sum Of
$500 from him BY fall pretcaces, In January. 1867
took place yesterday afterncpo before Justice
came 10 him and reprrs-nssa Ina, The irm Of Drsoa &
Co. and another parry Ia New Yorx owed hm about
ssa wano 70 borrow so Upon .Ssss
and the promise 10 pay the loan within few daye
tho complainant ieaned him tho rnonsy. Dir. Queen
subsequently asceraiDcd that the accused had money
due him from any parties Al TINS poiat Of tho proceed
tags he accused waive p.l.sr examination aud gave
bail 70 APP ear before thS O. nd Jurj
residence OF Mrs. whslpey Ut the Of Fulton and
hddagh srssss at ha-past o'clock yesterday
Ing, and proceeded to ransacx the house. Mrs wnelp-
ley, hearing noise in her room and Ia the gaa
Al this moment she discovered the thief making his
exit through window, but hrx Wheiplsy said she
30 stupid from tue ceets Of chloroorn which tho bur-
slar used that she was unable 10 give any arm Her
children % much affected BY The drug hat II was
impossible 10 waks them for several hours The burglar
did mel secure anything VI value
ARgSSr m ectv rrcrt nd Roux A.
man Riggs arrested four young yesterday after
noon, whom they detected attempting to steal coat
from clothing stops Ia rlary siroet. near Fulton.
TIE sccused taken before Justice Bsckisy, when
they give their names ss John kurphy James rhona
John Cannon and Joan Freey Ihey found
guilty. aud sentenced " four moatbs caeA King
Cvuoty ION ifentsry.
Masonic DALL-fhs third annual ball u Corner s;one
Lodge. No. 367, f. and A. II, gwen at Masonic Temple
Eastern District last night, tho brilliant affair
oil the season The lsdns we're dressed Win AL
In tie, and the decorations and appointments
admirably managed that the ballroom presented scene
Of kplendor.