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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-05-22

!. IS 20: strange Tia; tie S5-.-l.-
press peaks Of Lac late CHE; Justice
in language OF mingled sorrow 2oi-i
mln..on. ICle ever vas their al7sr-
slsy-,ac mos, formidable perhaps
with whom they had 70 contend i1,
riaz tie civil war, fyr he supplied as
Goycramca; with tie ..aevs Of Ear-
be cast ever angry feeling from l,
bosom when peace "zs proclaimed.
anI became the s.e,df-s, friend Of ms
late eCen.es. IHls69 ae made : tour
through the South - preside over ,ae
Circuit Cour- in Richmond Charleston
and Raleigh. He vas cord z,.y We.
coined :: eyery stage Of his j1urusy
al Rca1o1d lie merchants gave him
Z hearty reception al 1.-THE Tobacco TX
change. s1i :, the close Of his sgesc1
be gave tie iol.oEing sentiment Ehi-t
lie sail lived in bis heart Ma Cod
bless you 81. AID make 81 tie future
of Virginia nore happy and Pr5s
5ss ia2n .e most happ, and prosper
'u, days OF her pass Wig: Eo1i II
lot he Eorih 10 the county - large Il
Ter Chef Mss ,.a.e possessed ; por
son o. the l1fga hear. ofthe l8.e Csief
j~ssliee. s1i Hould T..5 sincerity ex-
press such : sentiment IL NeE Orleans.
SaAf.@.on AMI the Otles cities Of,be
pA- The decoration d1y 70. the
tsasr1l dead ia CArles.oa oe-avE
-s MI Case rAs there. AMI be
fn, - Ae ceremony. Hetbsar I,
pressed TIE hope IA, H. ,;---s-
sooa come ~heE iAose uAo Id 60,
IN both armies would bury TO-
differences ard s;reu sorsrs On u
ersl and Confederzte dead alike. T,;.l
was q sentiment AKIN to that .hieh.
prompted Mr.. Sanner to erase The
names Of the battles OF the va from
The national flags. The cry OF iauati
ism defeated S1nners propos lion
Is; as i. sought TO elsi reproze4 upon
be lssi years OF Nr. Cl2sa Ths via
.icl;ion ofsuch generosity sad s-ca 8
pint Il reconciliation m,y De safely
4 20 the sobsr seecad thought CT the
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From Kansas.
CEraFEL LsE--E Co S1ysAS .
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CETTeFEL LsE-TE Co StysAS .
Aa! Ja- ls75,
Eltr Esak Jurzsl.
N0,isiHE ia the columns of ya-r paper
itzf !ou -5leif o-g8iE55lt.as from All
rur-S ] s-vla-e ll..-Ee- does ~ -..s 80
c-i-t-I- . little gossip frSu t. T-ll--
Vel. TIE general gry here t. -Larl
ifDs- - are IgiE- % tlzi ll-.tal
p.r -ltT -l- r1r1 q a @
We. in htUs,S have r-e c.1-l-cl-l-
EL-aI crop docking v-L AL tie r-l1-
i-e q h-i-e- -iLty 4rE-.
Iae~ emigration % I1z- fcl lis $50
Ia. been es1rEJ-s. bot f-1-l uhz- | c1r
80 411 hszr. tLe ia-t a. I1rnsI Ard -hey
AZ coming E1a-zl -: e-- ~ their
msszge- snd j. CzEE i-sL--. The de
izEs has o@-n footed
Tie FErEcE Gz5Eers Ia ben ii-eCs-
lng tie q-e-c1 - "a TLs- c-c1u CAD.
= Secesf1ily r4isei In -o-i1ss1 kA-2
Hany have .otns 70 iae coae.zsiCa 10
aanae- Of oc-iss Se.sGz u
H.ac<tts ccuntv.
\ the ,,-s5IAag ARE tie rolling uriess fcr
- S Aarnsiened. Co. h -
-. o1t> iss<zfs -k.1-4- .
3SenN E~r tcsA.I- -
10 - pr p<>s.ai Ftosr. So :.
Ireceire the Hone Jeura.a
an aluaF- EiEi 20 hear = lite go
oh Fruklin. I'VE
Al quie; an3 peaceful in cur ,s-n
-lich contains about 2pQr inAAbiiants
Respectfully. g.. L &
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Nonresident Notice.
Ar+i-.r =. PrIllip Kline.

Jesse ATl=iEe = Phillip Kline
iron rrc-59E. z1d il appearing III tie
satisfaction Cf Gze Clerk & 9&S.sT. from
The Bill il a5Jve cause. which Is swo-l 20.
:Lz- -hs defendant i s NONRESIDENT OF
tie SAFE Il Tennessee - Thai "a nd
-1-y uyoess C.LLE c4uEo: bs se-v=l up
or him.
Ii i therefore ordered gh2E publication
Il made isr f-- consecutive wuSs II TIE
Home journal. 3 newspaper published II
Wi-c-=.eg. L-L-- requiring &a1 -cl-
gss.I-1t defendant 70 lVp@Lr ol - -@ts:s
the al N--izT iE JrG= n=xt. H=.1-e
ilz Caz-tsv Cal--s II W~i-cl.Si5-. E-s-z-
ltr e1G1cv. Tenn ar5 plead answer cr1e-
Ug- 70 c~oU1V-1.EEnt bill - the SAME Ea.
be taken i5- cs-.~4- an x. ~ hearing
* u4rse l. 70 LiU- y 5---ss Ey L1ELs-
IN WiEeL=-z-. Tenn lis A..
asa. IS-& tn FINCH 4. 81
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Kansas iyr some years has been
noted as The nursery Of mora. non
,..ys.. Of all sorts. a family OF tie
name Of Bender. living les; Cherry
Vale. ia tia; S;ate. have lately been
Uncovered % be implicated 10 :Leson
mission o., 4 loag series Of murders Of
tie mos: shocking nature, which for
coll. g.. . lei a:roc.:y may fairly rank
among ;-o Fr5digiss Of crime. The
discovery oioze Of: tie victims on the
farm Where ,lsy lived !eJ % : search.
which revealed lie graves elaine Eo.e
victims Of assassination, a.. oiiasu
murdered apparently ~ . blow on lie
head from 4 Ratchet Toe Bender
IAN = g;ofessed to Be Spirit. a..s:s.
b.: i: - sviden; they we're prompted
% :Ae.r d.2boi.cAl WORK No. Jy Spirit.
usl.s2, bu: By the loves, s2., Of ma
ters..m--a Us. FOX the money Of tie
unfortunate travellers who s:opPel .
tLejT eating saloon, on the lade.enl
ence road. The Kansas lawyers vi
shorty have an opportunity, un!es:
lyacl lAr i~aIeryenes 10 iha. ho;-Leai
cd community, OF showing VIA; they
know a5ou; emotional insanity.
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a correspondent. 0f tie Southern
Cu..iyA;or. advocates the erection o. a
sls.. cotton factory 10 every c0ul:v ID
The South. He : : that = factory u
one thousand spiniles and looms in g'o-
portion c4a be pa. in operation for
ab0Q: Gneea thousand dollars sad be
made to pay handsomely. We are
satisfied ia2; II TIE South would man
u.se;uEc is cotton it would pay double
tie suoga: received for The EE ma
tuna, and this is : moderate estimate
wien - remember thz. manufacturers,
remote i:on The eaton districts grow
nSaAf AL 'iehe; Wills; he ptolGcer
'e1AA' l0Os. S-Es.y there ! 10; /.
eoeniy Il he SoaiA iaai CAIRO; laid
s2ea factory aai tie aggregate OF d
labor uouli earieh ,ae -ao,, s,r,a
sooz DOUBLING is poPula,io1 sad y;v.
i4g i. : political inaaence ,s., III
make l. : power in the laal, aside
co1@r4,os 0! tree Institutions All q,
public virtue II eTery coaS;y IA Ten
Les.ee ECy.i build : Ec.Oy OF -sy
sor 20 zee, Toe wanis Of the people
tie cry Of inability to pay tAe iSleres!
OF Is deb; would soon case ani El;A
i: al eo1p,aints OF h2rd times and OF
prsssire taxation. Thousa1is Of DO!
lars .onld Re Kept :, home which now
90 abroad neve-- 10 IeigTa; employees
Of sch factories you'd furnish : mar
Re. FOR the fame: and tie indications
): TINT: roz,3 Invite i1uisaaoa and
z eys,y ray. c9a;Sb9,e % he AqGi-
.1.ion Of the STATE debt 70 tee great
-elisf 0. the people. II
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InsOlvent Notice.

Having suggested tie Insolvency Of The
=--= cfIlui=. Weaver deceased. uc-ics
: 1ersov given 70 all persons indebted 70
SAID es.1te 10 make payue1-- zLi those
having claims against :hE SINE -r- nC:i-
fed 70 file 'h=ir claims win the CLERK Of
me County Court cfF~rS,ia c~o11ry.516
duly authenticated. within three months
f-on lAt=- o. they Eiil r forever barred.
April 7lh. IS-& VIC. WEAVER.
2p-lLSu Administrator.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-05-22
THE xEw YORK HERALD
Feed for The CHinitiated-Ihe
HeralI's QuiatuPle Notes FOR
The Cur5cus-

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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-05-22
Proclamation by the Governor.

JOHN G. BROWN. Governor Iths State
ofTennessee-TO all who shall see tiese
misunderstanding:
lK7HEREAS. 1T HAS BEEN mad.
w known 10 me that certain unknown
plrties. charged with having committed a
foul anil ~ztrccicus aiternpt a, murder on
The gh day Of Nag. 1873. upon the holy Of
August yilleman. lac d or eoGnsy OF
T. Frsntlin. have fsI from justiee and are
row running al large.
wow. therefore. I.John G. Brown. Gov
error a. Aforesaid. by yirIGe OF tire power
and authority 10 me rested. do hereby Of
ler a reward Of Two Hundred and FilY
Dollars % any person or peTsons vno mat
Js.set and sPpIehen6 the said unknown
. usrziex and deliver them 10 the sheriff or
isfI-r Of our county Of franklin. in order
.hac i1s.tee in tia. behalf may be had aad
executed.
In testimony whereof. I have
h~ercuut0 sex mr. hand and caused
-sEL.' The zrs1t se1lof the state 70 IL
GzIei AZ Nashville. on the 18th
dsv Of May. lsTS
JOIN {. BROWN, Governor.
By the Governor:
Gas. y. GEES Secretary Of state.
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DaIiUQuent Tax SaleS.
STATE or TENNESSEE
EFANEIrS Cg-NrT CIRCUIT CcLE
Mr. Teru-. ls-3- '

N.ryA IsrE- ls.A
Whs-p,s J,t- G. Ha--1A Tx Cclert-
CT .r@ yEh-a. tAL@ 81 TIE cC-Ely q
Fran ,Z LLs rspo-cat - Gears u ~
I-w .-Ests stLIHG n cWE los. a.
Ian Ea-- Esse-sal soc tk- taxes ~ ;A-
rHsr II. tLl- -.s taxes ,1sts1l are due
AZ r--11- lur1l- and -E1- I1e respect
5ve 5vrs-s rs;Lt sl-e E1ys 20 sco,ts a91
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.a- --s-.a-- s: AL E1ss t3-Tli:
S,z- G. Tennessee - C-lF.ss 2oW.
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E-r Valued =; -: Also o-sh'
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-s... 400. .--z-. 1870.
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-z;1- Nv. " Brzz=.cCzs estate
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s,-.- No :. Vailed j. z-g1n. AL bound
81. s--L a-; rT -z-l. u Green BrlZel'
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- ,-ttl - lands ot Green DrZ=.'
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-.. ...zL. 40.
$50 tT=---s- vsJ5E1 Taylor. co,
~ -g-e IL In -owa 0! Deeae-l.Z an
-c----. as- p .--is 81. Amos Jones. col,
r-- -a--- 81 AgzT Carter: Els. By
r r v-rL-t-.I-s l5.: 4ol-h 1y BIZ -CEd
y,--aE II -ilfG. also one pol LIZ. T-L-
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-s-- If Tennessee = Nathan Frizzrll
T. -l-- --ger land cgH-4i1i-Et. acres
. ---., -~..-.e. No.I. aL1 bounded 5E u
-s.- -: west BIZ John Vaughan
, .---- as. ~ lands ofJlt-e Ilrl=E. 81.
s---s 5~ the Taz. ". Newman tract
land. Valued al. lao: taxes 400: cc-:s
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PGr-z-; = The above order Of sale. !
will expose cae aid tracts OF land. IoE1
.o-s. and parts q town lots. o. - mech 0,
=z=a o. them - EIl de sgfScienIto pay
the ;axes- er,s and ehsFg-s, thereon 70,
the -=ay 81. mentioned In above report.
10 public sale. :, ilz kizh=. bidder. FOX
c. - TIE Courthouse cC5E in Winehes-
tax. OF tie i; Monday il July. Is7& il Be.
Ing me IL Lz- q A5i month.
JOHN G. HANNAH.
u1yl-4T Tax C5lsuur.
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MONTGOMERY & CADZOW,

assortment 6 iWLl-sy. Brandy. Gin. Ram.
T!r=. t.. Also genuine Seo.h Pore.
tl3C-@Lm Ale
T1ey keep iL= largest supply efCh=T-
ing aEi SIJkirZ Tobacco Cigars Pipe.
and -uu5 kept iE .E= l5WE.
Dvs-e-. Szr-i-s zE1 C0zdImeE:: Al
xaTs On hand
I~rzrEf-! i1El liberal patronage IN The
a.. -hsT irtsci 20 labor IL the future 70
nef.. AZ Increase thereof
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Notice.

Having suggested the insolvency Of the
estate Of Loai< Foraes-J r- C4d-su ue--
s51 having claims zgzinss said estate ace
hereby notified 70 Sc the sane Will re-
Clerk CT tie County Cozr. Of Franklin
eoGn-T. 1snr@ss=e- OF or before tie Eth
cay q Nay ia authenticated in the
nau5er ~rTrSrih<i By law. OF theT sill be
forever bzrrad in law and eauiiT. This
February Tee ga lS-2
S1OTI DAVIS, Admir-.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-04

before the capitalists of London.
There is but one way to account for
this %stagnation in the mining market
of England, and that is the general
insecurity of American titles. We do
not much blame our British cousins
for declining to invest in mere possess
sorry claims to property on this side
of the water. Experience has taught
them that if the property so pur-
chased should turn out to be valuable
a long and exhaustive siege of litiga-
ton is almost certain to ensue. If we
were a Britisher we would not put a
single dollar into an American mine
unless the United States fee to the
land passed with it. No mining OPP
orator should think of offering a
mine in London unless he has a Gov
eminent patent for the same. 1t is
our deliberate judgment that none
other need apply in the future.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-04
EiNTERN ~TCHES.
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK,
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

New YORK. April 8.
The Ne,rS of to-day saws further de-
velOpmentS in the Goodrich murder
case make it one of the most roman
tic and startling murders on record.
1t Is certain that neither Roscoe nor
Mrs. Myers had anything to do with
the crime. Goodrich, it is proved,
was killed on the morning that his
body was discovered. Private parties
are now working up the circumstan-
ces alluded to.
Narrowing details of the awful
scenes attending the loss of the
steamship Atlantic continues to be re-
ceived. All the women who were
asleep at the time the ship struck
were drowned in their berths, the
heavy seas which constantly poured
V the vessel and filled her, pre-
venting them from reaching the deck.
Some women who showed remarka-
BILE presence of mind, and apprecia-
ton of the awful situation only
reached the deck to be washed into
the sea and drowned. One woman
following the example of the sailors,
and stronger male passengers took to
the rigging and dashed herself there
to Keep from being swept away, froZe
to death in that position. Soon after
SIX men on shore wrote on the black
board, "Cheer up boats are coming
to your assistance % The announce
ment was responded to by hearty
cheers from the ship. After half an
boar of awful suspense men were
seen on the island carrying the boats
over the rocks, and soon was
launched, and took Off three boats
loads from outlying rock. While res
cuing these men Captain Williams
and passengers called loudly to the
crew of the boat to come to the ship
and take them Oft first, az thew were
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-04

in the most imminent danger, the
Captain saying l will give five hun
dred dollars for every boat load
rescued. The boat afterwards made
for the vessel, and took off two boat
loads. Half an hour later another
boat came and rescued many of those
clinging to the rigging. The third
officer, who had succeeded i'm reaching
shore Over the line carried from the
vessel by himself, organized a crew
and materially aided in the work of
rescue.
Much feeling has been excited in
Jersey City owe the fact that last
evening while the Council of Ameri-
can Merchants was in session, two
pistol shots were fred through the
window of the council room.
Stokes expresses himself confident
that efforts making to save him from
the gallows will be successful.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, April 8.
The man arrested here on SUPPOSE
ton of being Roscoe, the alleged muir
derer of Goodrich, has been released,
a Brooklyn detective prOnouncing
that he was not that person.
Captain Henry MAY, a large owner
of sailing vessels in this city, died
to-day aged 70.
OHIO.
CINCINNATI. April 8.
a number of stone-cutterS struck
for an advance from 81 so to So per
day.
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 3.
The State Temperance Convention
is largely attended, Judge Lindsey, Of
kokomo presiding.
MISSOURI.
ST.. LOUIS, April 8.
The Belknap and Sheridan party
left this evening for Houston in a
pa lace car.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-04
The London Mining Market.

American mining interests appear
very dull in London. A recent num-
her Of the Investors GudrdiaH contains
a full list Of all the registered enter
prises from this side Of tbs Atlantic.
There is but one Pacific coast prop
erty on the market-"The Utah Sill
yer Lead" capital stock sa50,Sf', di-
yided into shares of S25 each. There
has hardly been a time for the last
five or six years until now that there
were not a dozen or more mining
pyoperties from this side prominently
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-04

completely beyond control. Fortu-
nately but little wind was blowing,
and that in an opposite direction to
center of the town. There was no tire
engine, and the main reliance was III
tearing down buildings, which was
done as rapidly as possible. The eN-
press and banking house of c. Z.
Beekman was badly scorched. The
fire VAS under control at Z p. NJ. The
total loss as near as can be aScertalned
is about $4,000.
NEVADA.
PIoCHE, April 8.
In the Raymond and Ely case this
afternoon. the examination of n. Wes-
colt was concluded. John r. James,
a miner, and r. McMasters, assaver,
were called for plaintiff, the first as a
practical miner and the latter as hav-
ing tested the material from the
Panaca shaft as to the incline on the
Raymond and Ely claim and the con-
tinuation of ledge matter from the
old shaft to the ledge in the Lightner
shaft. At the close of the direct exam
ination Of McMasters, the Court
adjourned.
UTAH.
SALT LAKE CITY, April 8.
Judge Mexican yesterday decided
that the Territorial Marshal was
ousted by the Judgment of the Terri
torial Supreme Court. that the Uni ed
States Marshal could not serve in the
Territorial Courts. and being a Dis
trict and not County Court the Sheriff
could not serve venire consequently
the jury was impaneled illegally.
There are no officers in the Territory
who can legally form a Jury, but on
the ground alone of public policy he
overruled the challenge. The de-
cision created excitement.
VIM. II. Claggett arrived tonight.
Weather winterish and stormy.
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Corner of Buel and Clark Streets.
TOM NY DOUGLAS,
Sale Notice.

GAN FRANCISCO TUNNEL AND
- MINING COMPANY-Location OF
works, Eureka, Eureka County. Nevada.
NOIlCF.-1he is delinquent uponthe
following described stock, on account OF
assessment levied on the Twenty-first
t21st) Day of February. A. ID. 1873,
the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders, as
follows:
No. No.
Names. Certificate. Sh'S, Amt
IN Daugherty..".. ~13,O6Gs3 S26l "a
Nm II Davenpor!...u t.5}31s 13o O.
W I Bennett.".....l $780, Is 50
RChamberlln lib $780, Go So
And in accordance with law and an
order of the Board of Trustees, made on
the 2lst day of February, 1873, so many
shares of each parcel Of said stock as
may be necessary will be- sold at public
auction at the office of the Company, No.
49, California street. san Francisco, Cal
%llornia, on the Twenty-sin,h t-9th)
Day of april, 1873, ut the hour OF
O'Clock +. VI. OF said day, to pay said de-
llnqu"nt ASST Ssment thereon, together
with the cost of advertising and the eX-
penseS of sale.
\. +. rENJAMIN, Secretary.
Office, No. $50 California street. San
rr'hclsco. 'anlornla. sritd
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Beatty's Jury Law.

We see by our exchanges that the
new jury law enacted by the last Leg
islature is not altogether satisfactory.
In Storey county, where it is now
being tried, the law is almost inopera-
tive. The venire must be drawn from
a list of about all the qualified cleo
tors of the county, only a portion Of
the officials, practicing physicians and
one-half OF each fire company being
exempt. At every election hundreds
of transient men are registered, and
the result is that when they are drawn
for jury duty it is impossible for the
Sheriff to find them. Hoodlums and
thieves are just as liable to be drawn
as anybody else. All Of the officers
and one-half of the me nbers of each
regularly organized fire company are
exempt. but the law makes no pro-
vision as to how the matter of exemp-
ton shall be determined.
We notice by the RereiNe that the
tiremen of Austin have recently taken
action with reference to this question.
Abiding to a meeting of the Fire
Department of Austin, that journal
says:
After considerable discussion, which
did not result in any definite action
being decided upon, q committee of
five, consisting of A. +. Shannon,
Geo. +. DinsmOre. Geo. w. Lenhart,
S. g.. Post and II. Pearce, was APP
pointed to wait upon Judge McKen-
ney and ascertain from him what
course he intends to pursue in the
matter. The committee interviewed
the Judge this morning, who informed
them that each company could select
ITS own exempt members, but if they
failed to do so that he should either
select as exempt the oldest members
of the companies until the requisite
One-half was made up. or place all the
names of the members in a box and
draw out One-half of them-thoSe re-
naming to be placed upon the list as
subject to jury duty.
Unless u firemer should meet
and determine the matter for them
selves, we presume that Judge
McKenney will pursue a similar
course here when he over to
hold our next month. 1t might be
a better way, however, for firemen to
claim the exemption turn about. Let
it be so arranged that one-half of
each company shall be placed on the
jury list for the first term OF court,
and the other half at the second
term. BY an arrangement of this
kind the convenience of members
might be consulted to a great extent.
DENIES IT.-The editor of the
RereiNe indignantly denies having re-
ceived the dispatch from the Execu-
tive which we published the other
Perhaps not: but we can inform
him that the document was forwarded
to us with a request to publish by a
gentleman Of Austin whose wore we
would as sOOn take as the Rereile
Our correspondent further
that he had been permitted to
the dispatch aforesaid. With
this view of the case, we can not we'll
divine how we were guilty of a breach
of journalistic courtesy by giving it
place in columns. There was an
implied understanding at least on our
part that the editor of the RereiUe had
consented to its publication. If we
committed an error at all, it was in
the fact that we gave too much promi-
nence to a batch Of very small game.