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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-28
Nonresident Notice.
Mary A. Hendrix VS. Wmilliam Hendrix.
IBill for Divorce and Attachment.

MARY a. Iltllul IA W w hlllliiii
[Bill for Divorce and Attachment.
Upon motion. and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Clerk IL Master, from
the bill which is sworn to, that the de-
PENDANTS, VIM. Hendrix and n. G. Call
are non-residcnts of the State of Ten
ncssec, so that the ordidary process of
law cannot be served upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for tOur consecutive weeks in the
Home journal. published in Winchester,
Tenn. requiring said nonresident de-
PENDANTS to appear on or before the fourth
Monday in January next, before the Chan
Gerry Court at Winchester, Franklin coun-
ty, Tennessee, and plead, answer or dcmur
to compliments bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing cX
parte. Witness my hand. at office. this
Oct. 20, 1872. Il. ii. FINCH, e. a. NJ.
nOvli-4t AZ
Fitzpatrick, Gregory & Davis, Solicitors
for cOmplainants.
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GRAND DRAWING The newspapers
have been full for some time of grand
drawings to take place, &C.. but nine times
in ten the prizes drawn are-blanks. But
there is no danger of drawings blank by
investing your money with Il. c. Handy,
who has on hand a supurb stock ofLadics'
Dress Goods, G%cntleman's Clothing, Toll
ct articles, &c, Winchester, Tenn. Call at
the "Cheap Store"
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A RARE TREATING have been kindly
remembered by Mrs. Saml Smith. Lieu
tenant-G General A. p. Stewart, residing at
st. Louis, sent her a quarter of a Buffalo
calf, and a piece fell to our share. 1t made
as sweet and tender steak as we ever tast-
cd, and ever since feasting upon it we
have felt like going out West, a Ia Duke
Alexis, to hunt Buffalo. Perhaps this ct
feet upon us is what Capt. A. g. Stewart
intended to obviate when he added, in hi:
note to us, a personal precaution that as
thc meat was very Wiid it might prove in
furious. We must say that we would not
care to be injured again in this way. Ger
ties, we would not be surprised If General
Stewart should send some Bear meat one
OF these days. and we believe we could
bear to be injured a little with that. Bear
and for Bear is Il motto.
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Furniture! -!

Everybody wishing handsome, medium
or plain Parlor, Chamber, Dining-Room,
Office or Hall Furniture. should call and
examine the stock of Bradford Nichol.
Nos. % Il q North College St, Nashville,
Tenn. which, for beauty. taste, elegance
and quantity, eXcels any other in the
South,
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Only $4,000 Shares
Tickets, IS; IL Tickets, $50.
No Delay or Postponement Of
the Day Designated.
ES.
The following List of Prizes will be
Distributed 4:

Distributed +:
LIST Prize-MissiSsippi Plantation,
1000 acres in Washington Co... $4,000
ID Prizc-One Brick store House,
fronting on Public Square, Muir
frccsboro, Tenn 10000
81 Prizc-One Brick Store House,
fronting on Public Square, Muir
freesboro, Tenn l5,OOC
4th ~PriZc-Brick Store House, sit
uated in Murfreesboro, Tenn. $1,000
9TH Prizc-Brick Store House, sit
ualed in MurfrecSboro, Tenn. $1,000
9th PriZc-Brick Store House, Sit
uated in MurtrecsborO, Tcnn.... $4,000
7th Prizc-A Large Brick Dwell
ling House on Main ST., Muir
flccsborO. containing 10 rooms, $1,000
Sth Prize-Largc new Brick Dwell
ling House on Church Street,
MurfrccSbOrO, Tenn ........... $4,000
9th Prize-Finc Rutherford COun-
ty Farm on Stone River, 1875
acres. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
10th Pr~izc-Large 2-story Brick
Warehouse, Lebanon ST., Muir
frccsboro. 4OXl00 feet. ......... 10000
llth Prizc-New Brick Residence
on Spring st.. Murfrecsboro .... 5000
18th Prize-l Vacant Store House
Lot on Main ST.. Murfrccsboro. 5000
18th Prize-Ncw brick residence
in Murfrceshoro G rooms, and
acre of ground attached ,,.,..., G,OOO
I'm prilnCCnsh LOCO
Vnvt . priycs-l5 tn II eoch-Cash
NS SHEn OOO
Nnvt prigps-l7 TO 22--Each, ST.
0O0 in cash 1000
Nevt2 priles-22 TO 23-Each one
valuable RuilIiuo Lot in Muir
frrcshoro Tenn. S1.OOO .. 1000
Ncyt & prizps-ll TO 3O-Each n
oinront piano 5000 h4OO
Ncyt III priyrs-W TO l5-Euch II
Ruilding Lot in Murfrccsboro,
Tenn. SgDO H.40O
Neyt \ prizcs--1G to attach. one
Huildina LOT, acre, in suburbs
ot Murirreshoro $500. 1000
Nrvt prizr.--51 to GO--Each, n
fnn~ .Stonrwolrr Huw~y. $500 1000
Nryt1O priucs-GOto %. Each. II
fmn CniL Watch som 1000
Nayt 20 prizcs--70 TO l20--Elch,
ona h,1n GOOD Tennessee Cation,
SIN 5O0O
Ncxt lon priyns--150 to ooO--F,rh.
ana tun Snyino Machinr sion 10000
Nnyt 20 priyn.--5)o tn 253--Eorh.
nnn hnp Dominic HlrEtl Snll
Cmr ST5 24OO
Nevt in0 pri,es--051 to G5l--incIu-
Siyr-Eorh.o one red Cedar Water
Can made Of cedar grown ON
fine hottIr-tclJ of Murfrccsboro,
Tenn. S. ',.'.'.,.......... 1000
The sale of the above property is made
for the purpose of raising an Endowment
Fund for the benefit of the Confederate
Cemctary at Murfrccsboro. Tenn, and the
fund will be placed in the hands OF the
Memorial Association OF Murnrcsboro, OF
which Mrs. b. ID. Wendell, rs President,
and Mrs, Gen. John III. Morgan is Treas
urcr. to be used in keeping in repair the
Confederate Ccmctary near Murfrccsboro,
Tenn.
The drawing will take place under the
u,'ectioii y ! " Nu'h"i'.'on ~ -
mo- in rull view of the audience. and will
hn Inv Mind rhildrrn from 10 to IL wears of
a~n IRON, two GLASS wheels, the contents of
whirh cam he seen NV the audience, one of
which viii contain the Gifts ON printed
Gins in sealed Ioyrs, and the otbrrlcather
taos with number on them corresponding
tn7 All the tickets sold. After the contents
revolving, the heb bl tnd. child at tn, the first tron VIII yhn
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Non-R Resident Notice.
Stillwell q Biercc Manufacturing Co. VS.
i. A. Loughmillcr, ct ais.
Attachment Bill.

~
i. A.. Loughmillcr, ct ais.
attachment BILL
Upon motion, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Clerk IL Master, from
the Attachment Bill, which is sworn to,
that defendant, John A. Summers. resi-
dence is unknown, so that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served upon
him.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home journal, published in Winchester
Tennessee, requiring said nonresident de
PENDANT to appear on or before the fourth
Monday in January next, before the Chan,
Gerry Court at Winchester, Franklin county
Tennessee, and plead, answer, or dcmur tC
compliments bill, OF the same will be
taken for confessed, and set for hearing
eAparte as to him. Witness my hand a
Office. this Oct. 81, 1872,
r.. III. FINCH, c. d NJ.
nOyli-4w 80
Brannan Il Hunt, Solicitors for com
DlaiDantS,
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Abe Frizzell, late Of Winchester, but now
a citizen of L~ynchburg, in the new county
of Moore, has been elected unanimously
10 magisterial honors. The Pioneer, pub
lIshed at Lynchburg, credits Abe with
SAYING that his personal beauty alone
gave him this unanimous vote. Facetious,
fun-loving. fondly-remembered Abel
we congratulate you.
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AT LAsr.-We find it absolutely 'neces-
sary for us to sue a number of our good
friends" who owe us. Our appeal Tor
help, in order that we might be able TO
meets debts We owe, has been OF no avail
So, come this way, Mr.. Sherifl-we mean
business VIZ. oLAiiEN'
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Land for Sale.

John G.. Brazclton, admir-, vs. Olivia Wat
tcrSOn ct ais.
by virtue of n decree of the County
Court of Franklin county. Tennessee, pro-
nounccd in the above cause, ut the No.
vcmbcr Term, 1872, | will, ON
Monday, December ID, 1872,
as Clerk and Special Commissioner. offer
for sale, ut the Courthouse door in the
town of Winchester, II tract Of land be-
longing to the estate Of Daniel Brazclton,
deed, containing acres. a plat of said
land will be exhibited on day of sale.
Said land will be sold upon six months
credit.cXccpt the sum of iOpcr cent. which
will be required in cash ON day OF sale.
Purchasers Will be required to give note
and approved security, and a lien will be
retained until the whole of the purchase
money is paid.
GLEN. ARLEDGE, Clerk.
nny--tIs ~
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Terms : $2 per annum.
pcod the Advertisement of Messrs. Len

Read the adve, tisement of Messrs. Lene-
han, Williams & Co., Decherd. Go to
their store at any hour of daylight and
YOU will find it full of purchasers. They
are doing a heavy business, for they keep
on hand Il large stock, sell low, and
adrertiSe.
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Circuit Court is in session in our town,
Hon. w. p. llickerson presiding. We
have had no reporter present, and must
wait until our next issue to publish the
proceedings.
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For SALE.-A Scholarship in Dolbear's
Commercial College," New Orleans, and
one in the "Mound City Commercial Col
legc," st. Louis, Mo-. worth, respectively
$50 and SCI. 80. Liberal discount made.
Apply to W. j. SLATER.
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DEATH OF Mrs. BENNETT.-We did not
hear, until the other day, that Mrs. Ben
nett, wife Of John X. Bennett, Decherd
had died a week or two since. Her friends
speak highly of her worth and mourn her
loss to society.
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MATINEE MUSICALE We acknowledge
with pleasure, the reception of an INVITA-
ton to be present last Saturday Afternoon
at a Musical Matinee, given by Protessol
S~teinhagen, assistants, and pupils, at the
Mary Sharp College. 1t was Impossible
for us to attend, but those who did attenC
speak in lattering terms of the affair
Prof. Steinhagen is a master of music, ant
has manifested an enthusiasm and energy
that have made his department in the
Mary Sharp the most tlourishing OF all.
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Insure your property at once with WI
SLATER. He represents the best compa-
MES and you are short-sighted iyou fail
In insure,
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Lumber! Lumber

The undersigned is now prepared to re-
ceive bills for all kinds of lumber, laths
shingles and cedar posts, which will be
promptly sawed and delivered on the cars.
as ordered. Terms strictly cash. For prices,
&C., address j. W. GONCE.
oct24 Anderson, Tenn.
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Observation-Disclosures, when you
want elegant furniture at low prices, that
McKoin & Co., No. II College street. keep
on hand the largest supply in Nashville,
and will fill all orders with prOmptness.
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MONTGOMERY g. CADzow have fixed up
an elegant show window at their elegant
Saloon. We wonder that similar show
windows are not the "ordcr of the day
in Winchester.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. 10. S. Reeves, of the
firm of IIollins, Burton & Co., Nashville
Temp. Harris, one of our printer boysof
cid, but now a fine looking agent ofthe
n. q c. Railroad, at Chattanooga; and our
handsome friend A. Z. Sims, now travel
ing for big tobacco house of Nashville,
and as clevcra boy as one cver meets with
all of them are in Winchester, their for
mcr home. They are here on either fun,
love or business-thc latter we suppose.
Success to them, however, in either branch,
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Mechanics, either blacksmiths, carpen-
tiers. painters, masons, plastererS, or what
not. make a great mistake when they do
not advertise their business.
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InSolvent Notice.

Having suggested the insolvency of the
estate of Daniel Brazelton, deed, notice is
hereby given for all persons Indebted to
said estate to make Immediate payment.
and those having claims against it must
file their claims, duly authenticated. with
the Clerk of the County Court of Frank
lin county within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be forever barred.
JOHN Z. BRAZELTON.
Aug. :, lS72-3m Administrator
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Christmas is coming, and close at hand.
Those who have christmas tricks for sale
should invoke the power OF printers ink.
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Miss FLoRENCE.-We are acquainted
with one young lady in Winchester by the
name OF Florence, and a fair sweet lady
she is. But whether she is the one alluded
to in the following item, which we sec
going the rounds ofthc newspapers, we
cannot,say. We believe the Chattanooga
Herald is responsible for it-to-wit:
On reaching Florence station, on the
Nashville and Chattanooga road, the other
day, Conductor House called out its name
to the passengers inside the ladies' coach
with much emphasis, when a young lady
by that name from Winchester responded
"yes, sir" and started toward him. The
commotion this little incident occasioned
among the passengers. and the bushes
which crimsOned Miss Florence's face on
discovering her mistake, can easily be i'm
agined.
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NorIcE.-Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats,
and Caps, Hardware, Groceries, and, in
fact, a general stock OF goods at cost and
carriage. | have just received a complete
assortment of Dry Goods, Boots ndShocs.
Hats and Caps. Hardware, Tinware,
Groceries, &C., &C., which | will sell for
the next thirty days at cost and carriage
for cash. These goods were carefully Sc
lected, upon the heel of the trade season,
when goods are always low, and they will
be sold without reserve at these prices for
the length of time specified. Those who
may need goods, if they would save mo-
ney, would do well to call before making
their purchases elsewhere, for, in this
matter | mean exactly what | say, and So
licit the trade of this (Franklin) county,
and that of Coffee and Grundy counties.
In exchange for goods | will take all kinds
of bartcrat what it is worth in cash, such
as Feathers, Wool. Ginseng, BccswaX,
Green and Dry Hides, Mink and Coon
Skins, Butter, Eggs, &c.
Thankful for the liberal patronagelere-
toforc received, and trusting that this in
ducement may contribute to its enlarge
ment, | am, very respectfully,
ROBERT RUSSELL.
DECUERD. Nov. 81. 1872.
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For SALE.--A good COW, with young
calf. Apply at this Office. 1t
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DECIERD, Nov. q, 1872.

Edwin Martin, Jr, has become editor
and proprietor of the "IIouston Home
Journal" published at Perry, IIoustonCo.
Georgia. His salutation to his readers is
in good taste and evinces ability to make
an interesting newspaper. Wewish ed
die great success, especially in view of
the fact that he learned the printing bus
mess under us in Winchester and we know
him to be intelligent and deserving. The
retiring.cditor, in his valedictory, says of
Eddie Martin: "Besides being well quail
fed by talent and education for his po-
sition, he has the advantage of having
learned the printing trade in his youth
He is too well known in this county to
need a word of recommendation from me-
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InSolVent Notice.

Having suggested the insolvency of the
estate of J. NJ. Buckley, decd. notice is
hereby given for all persons indebted to
said estate, to make immediate payment,
and those having claims against said es-
tate, must file their claims, duly authenti.
Gated, with the Clerk OF the county Court
of Franklin county within the time pre-
scribed by law, or their claims will b.
forever barred. j. I. Buckley.
nOv4-3m Admir-.
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GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.

A large number of our readers know all
about Godey's Lady's Book. We have
sent more subscribers to it than any other
magazine published. 1t is peculiarly a
magazine of fashion and light reading,
For 1873 brilliant promises are made. A
tirst-class chrome, which sells in stores at
81, and ready for framing, will be given
each subscriber. Price of the magazine,
with chrome, So. Address l.. A. Cooley.
northeast corner Sixth and Chestnut SITS.
Philadelphia, Pa. For S4.25 we will send
Cooley and chrome and the Home journal
for one year..
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filed to overlooking with the most valua-
bic and entertaining matter for the far
mer. 1t is published ut jackson, West
Tennessee, and one dollar per annum is
the subscription price. We will send it
and the Home Journal one year for $3.50.
We shall keep specimen copies of these
publications in our office, but under no
circumstances can we loan them. BY ta-
king any one. or all of them, in club with
the Home journal, money can be saved.
ATLANTA MARKET.-The following arc
the ruling prices for the articles mentioned
in the Atlanta (Ga.) market, as reported by
ii. L. Cox Il Co., of that city:
CoRN-Whitc, per bushcl, S0aS5; vel
low, 75aS0.
WnEAT-Tenn. White, per bushcl, l GOA
2 90; Tenn. Red. l 70al so.
OATs-per bushcl, 50a55.
FLoUR-Fancy, sack 0S pounds, 4 Boa
4 rs; Family, 3 Toad 90; Extra, 3 25a3 so:
Superiine, 2 75a3 90. Flour in barrels
same proportion as in sacks.
BAcoN-Shouldcrs, per pound, Slaa9
Hams, Hale Clear Sides, l2al21s.
MEAL-per bushel, S0aS5.
HAY-Tennessec. per 100 pounds, l50a
| GO.
LARD-In barrels, per pound, l0all
cans, Hall &c.
BUTTER-per pound, 25a30c.
EGGs-per dozen, 25a30c.
FEATIERs-per pound, G0aG5c.
DRY llIDEs-per pound, l0a20.
"A SHEETINGs-pcr yard, l2laal3c.
rs SnEETINGs-per yard, llalll9c.
COTTON IARNs-per bunch, ! Goal 65.
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HARPER's MAGAZINE.

This illustrated monthly is well known.
We have sent many subscribers to it, and
it still maintains its character as one of
the most readable periodicals in all the
land. It would be useless for us to mar
rate its recommendations. We don't ad-
mire the politics of the Harper Brothers,
nor the course they have pursued in the
publication of their "Weckly," but their
magazine is certainly a most interesting
work. Terms 81 per annum. Address
Harper & Brothers, Franklin Square, New
York. We will send it and the Home Jour
nal one year for So.
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House and Sign Painting,
Graining, C~alsomining
and Paper Hanging.

j. G. LEDDON, of Sewance,
Has located in Winchester, and is pre-
parsd to do any kind of work in the above
line. Would respectfully refer to Whip
pie Il Phillips, WI. SLATER, and L. Days.
Oct3l-tf
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PETERsoN's MAGAZINE.

The number for December is a perfect
gem. 1t is, perhaps, the cheapest of the
really good iady's book. 1t contains,
every year, IL thousand pages; fourteen
steel engravings; twelve colored, double
size, steel fashion :platcs; twelve colored
Berlin patterns; t%wenty-iour pages OF
music and more than a hundred n~ovelets
and original stories by the best American
writers. There is no deception about it
Yet the price is only two dollars. Address
Charles j. Peterson, 30G Chestnut st. Phil
adelphia, Pa. We will send Peterson and
the Home journal, one year, for SO 90.
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lie GALAXY

Bright, beautiful, sparkling. 1t has
madca wonderful impression for itself in
public favor, and is rich with literary
matter. Its "Drift Wood" scientific
Miscellany" Serials, Poetry, Notes of the
Day, &c, &c, are always interesting. Nc
magazine now published has any room tc
boast over the Galaxy. 1t would consume
too much space for us to tell all its attrac.
tions. Published by Sheldon ~ Co., G77
Broadway, New York. Terms 81 per an
mum. The Galaxy and Home Journal one
wear for So,
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REFERENCES.
Gen. John c. Breckinrige, Gen. N. b.
Forrest, Gen. W. b. Bate, Gen. b. R.Joln-
son, Gen &. G. Dibrell, Gen. +. Kirby
Smith. Gen. b. +. Cheatham, Gen. &. W
Gordon. Gen. Jos. b. Palmer, Gen. Bend
Hill. Hon. John W. Burton, Hon. James
ID. Richardson.
nuIlA I'm
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ARTHUR's TO- MAGAZINE.
This is a $3.50 monthly, illustrated, ant
full of good reading matter. We recon-.
mend it to our readers The publishers
propose to give a beautiful steel engra-
wing. 2lxN inches, to each subscriber
The picture is entitled: THE Christian
Graces," and is sold at S., but will be Civ
Ell free to subscribers. Address T. S. Ar
thur & Son, Philadelphia. We will sent
Arthur, the picture ahd the Home Journa
one year for 81.
THE FARMERS ADVOCATE.
This is a large sixteen page monthly
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MAGAZINE.

1t is well known that the regular sub
scription to Dcmorest's Monthly Maya
zine is SO. That we may bring our Jour
nal to every house in the land, we have
made arrangements, by which we are en-
abled to send the Home Journal and DEM
orest's Monthly for one year for 50 sc
DemOrest's Illustrated Monthly combines
the most useful, comprehensive and com
| plete Magazine now issued. 1t is GER
tainly a model parlor magazine. Addres:
w. Jennings Demorest, S3S, Broadway
| New York,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

For the purpose Of cont adlotlng the. state
ment Of the Greeley organs, that the majority
Of the most influential German Democratic
and Republican newspapers arc In favor OF
the nominees Of the Cincinnati convention,
we publish to-day the following list Of Ger
man old and Influential papers according to
their proclivlties.
The Democratic papers against Greeley
are: New York iSddisSeiiuRg, Philadelphia
Demokrat, Cincinnati Toiksfreund AnSeiger
tlss Westens. st. Louis; Milwaukee Seebote,
National D,motrai, Dubuque, Iowa; Read
ing Alisr, Pennsylvania.
Tho German Republican papers against
Greeley are the New York Abend1eituag, New
York Hdndeisseitung New York Criminal
zsihfng. New York Nepezeii Oesiliche Post,
"a new paper Just started, } Buffalo Telegraph,
Rochester BeoJdchter, Newark IN. J.) Frcie
zeihRg, Connecticut RepuJlicdna, Portland
(Me.) De1tsche zsihmJ, Philadelphia R'sie
Presse Pennsylvania Morgensieyn, Baltimore
Wecksr, Washington %. C.) AnIeigsr, Cin-
cinnatl Courier, Cincinnati Volksbidu ILL.,
nois Stern dss Westerns, Missouri Sdaisseii-
ung, and eight other papers In the State Of
Missouri; Pittsburg Frsiheitsfreund, Indian.
apolls CInd) Telegraph, Detroit (Mlch.) Jour.
nal, Manltowoc (Mlch.) zeitung, Colorado
Sdatsseit,mg Louisville (Ky.) Voltsbldh,
Texas Frcie Presse, San francisco Abend
Post
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

We have received from the author, Hon.
VIM. stickney, "The Autobiography Of the
late Hon. Amos Kendall" The work has
been prepared In compliance with the wish Of
him whose career Il undertakes to describe.
Mr.. Kendall was widely known In his public
life, but Of his private life the outside world
knew but little. OF the husband, father,
friend, and Christian, the thousands who
honored his great powers and admired his
achievements, were almost wholly ignorant
The writings represent and reflect with
strict fidelity the nature Of their author, and
are themselves cumprehensivcly and fellci.
tously biographical. Lee & Shepard, pub
fishers, New York.
From II. B. Mohun h Co., corner Of Penn
sylyanla avenue and Eleventh street, we have
received "Practlcal Housekeeping" By q.
Fleming. Appleton & Co., publishers, New
York.
From Ballautyne, corner Of Seventh and d
streets, we have received " Washlngton's
Philanthropistsi or, A Name" BY NJ. Heber
Mcclure.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

Mn. SUMNER, in his speech yesterday, said
that Mr.. Douglass was one Of the commls-
soners to San Domingo. Mr.. Douglass was
not. He was requested by the President to
accompany the expedition, and to make his
own report To the President personally.
Mr.. Sumner also saw fit to resent for Mr..
Douglass taucied slight, which Mr.. Doug
lass himself has not rose nted.