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National Republican., 1873-04-09
AMUSEMENTS. A
The Theatre Csmiaue.


In the performance of"Yacup" at the Comique
last evening there was decided Improvement
The Harrison Sisters have much TO learn before
they can rank with Charlotte Cushman, but they
speak their lines well and act with considerable
ease and natnralnesS. Mr.. Thompson Is enec-
lively sustained by Ragan, a. the policeman, and
Edwards and Douglas as the villains, and by
DICK Parker In hla special line.
The spectacular ballet ls growing In popularity,
and all VINO have never seen 'rhe Bird Cage OF
Flen" should Improve this opportunity. There
VIII be a matinee for ladies' and children this
afternoon. The fact should be borne In mind
that the stage Of the COmiqne IL free from coarse
yugarity OF any kind.
O'Drisn's Great travelling Worlds Fair.
This monarch OF all shows will exhibit three
times daily, on the Sixth street lot, south OF
Pennsylvania avenue, commencing Monday
morning, April II, at 10 O'Clock; the second per-
formanee takes place at O'Clock in the after
noOni and again In the evening At $780, Let
everybody remember that the grand procession
will parade through the city In the morning,
prior 20 the morning exhibition under the slX
is possible for Mr. o'Brleh 90 give so much
amusement for so small q sum as twenty nye
cents but that 10 his business, not ours.
Metropolitan Theatre.
The Metropolitan was full last night, and the
performance, a. usual, Of that extraordinary
character which Wild 1rishmen, crazy Dutchmen
and the impreAsble 5ambO so mnoh delight In.
In addition to these, the stage was peopled with
ParlsIan sriSettes, bellies OF the Mabllle, cham
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TINTED STATES PATENT oFFICR,
~ WAannqroE, ID. O., March b. le7s =.
Frederick City, Md, praying for the extension of
Gs,snt 5raated to him on ihe xth day q Juns.
an improyemsnt IN Harvesting Machines
elosed on the 9Th day Of May next; that the time
for nllhs ,arEumenis and the EKAminer's report
that said petition be heard on theilth day Of June
Sp2IsW n. B. IEadFff 4, ooniinissioner.
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TINTED STATES PATENT oFFICR,

LIMITED STATES PATkNT OFEICk,
wAsHIEoTos, D. o. March D. lsIa
wioh, Conn praying for tho eItenslon Of 4 patent
granted to him on the 9th day Of July lsd9 Tor an
RmproSement In Protecting Surfaces 81 Articles Of
II q ordered that the testimony in the case be
Hme for Aling Arguments and the EIAminer'a report
be ltIniied to the 18Th day Of June neIt and that
Any Rson nX OBpQ.Te th!f sEsePsl0n P9dl0Un1n,,noD,r
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sTATEs PATENT oFTIcR,

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" WAsHrqIos, d. O., March %, 1919,
On thu Petition Of WILLIAM SoHNfpLv and
CAfHARIFi ]. sonNfpLY, Of ftantensAnk, New JeE.
sey, AdmlnistTatTiI Of Thomsa schnebly, deceased,
%ilaS sehSS6ly 5 i9 sTla tRe saia fhomas f seSnSbiy
on ihe siM day, % June, issa. for an improyoment
-H6 ordsFsd ihat Jke testimony In the ease %
s on ,ns NE Az an hs tspSrs T bs
.a ns9Sn e shs stA 9sfs bs sS S.t sAi 'Aid
Any psraon may oppose thiS srtepsl9EIg, ,o,.,r,,
NhSswSW eOmmiisiohsT q Patepia
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The w0.h,..,., Co. ,.-,....

The WashinGtOn City savings bank,
t Suihet OF seventh street and Louisiana avenue
RaJao PEI cent interest on all depoAltA Dop0a
's eau DO made and drawn At viii.
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zmb2s.eoam and drSssists EensS.hy :
Baltimore Lock Hospital.

AbENN
Physician OF this celebrated Institution disooyered
when N the Great, HospitAls q Europe yiEi Eng,
spssy and md sas Gs q
EtoEssEs On ADusEs OF THE SYSTEM,
q fths KidnsIs or nlfdasT Inyoluniary Dlschsfsss.
RP2saSS ofHsS SS sps PsR 3; DsPsS
q S2R e ne Hss Tf'SsRRs ma
howell Jihoss tsrIpie Disorder. arising from soIi.
s@s tsaa aa sSs sss y sss
Sirens N the Mariners o. Ulysses bllshiins their
SS S eSfSsSp ssss sssGdiE5as sday a saa
VICE tkii drsSdiai and dsstsastSs habii n weh az
sSaRs o s9s saRs sS sSSisaS, sS q
nteliect yho might ethetwse have eptranced isien-
sslsS q ecstasy the living fs may "a al VIZ s Il
is ;S. S' 81 sHs PsSs4S SdaS % ss S:ss
mSs.I q ~ Rsst aSa f36s Palma u ,hS ssd
A .as sTsSsS SSsos. SsSs Ssasss
SS%gs1Gn qYsats d q ;bs nina ar
Sass Is 9s assasa 2ss q MfRSrS
ISR q sosly. seli dlilTasI o1s q soI taSs. lin
ATTY &c. art some 4 IitRiHaEP M fSil, produced
ms s4trsS IsssS SSSn MsS @ IN
IpS 0'h SpJisESiEsFP als]f EHSGiiElsIRP 81 fH TSiSS
Tes & many th2nsa1ds cured q this estlblishnent
oRt s rsSE sRS s " r yoBn
:,op wtnssasd BY ths IsPfSaslia pyes u lhs prsss
a snd SHas tSo q puSs shse S sHPssEs P:sS
sns * q sa 3 iS e Ss ctsssdaeoh'Al sum
Oasus' 7 South srsdsriOk stEsss, Baltihsss,
noVS MARYLAND.
National Republican., 1873-04-09
LIZ Aan Maat

Paper Hanging done go TO Tubman's, Ala Ninth
street. lie has a large stock Of all grades; his
prices are moderate, and he has good workmen.
40. Pure French Candy ATO.
Il manufactured daily and Aold at the low price
Of 20 cents per pound, at go Pennylyania ave-
On, ATERS LIBCrLToRY that has done such
wonders for the sick, now Issues a pnten
restorer for the beauty Of mankind-for the
cOtneliness which advancing age In 30 prone 10
diminish and destroy, His NIaoR mounts lux
uriant locks on the bald and grey pates among
us, and thus lays us under obligations 10 him for
the good looks a. well a. health Of the CON-
munity,
National Republican., 1873-04-09

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
L TRi0I OF COLUMBIA, THE nth DAY OF
William O. blAde ct al
u [ ~. .oss t..t.. M =. an
arine H. BladeL
On motion Of the plaintinsby Mr.. r. 4. Davis their
solicitor. s ordered that the defendAnts, Jesse d
ance 70 be entered herein on OF before the hrf rule
day occurring forty days after this day; othesire
fault - -
by the Court, A. wYLIR, Justice. kc.
mhlaW6w
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Permits 20 Build.

The following permits 10 build were issued
yesterday: Stafford Parker, 4 frame building,
10 BY ~ feet, two stories high, on L street, be-
tween Second and Third streets; VIM. N. Brady,
frame house, IS by 80 feet, two stories high, on
street, between Pennsylyania ave-
nue. and L street; Franz Lehman, frame build
Ing, 20 by ~ feet, one story high, on seventh and
Ing, II by 90 feet one story high, on street be-
tween NJ aud N streets southwest; KeefeT A
Jennes, a frame building, IS by 20 feet, one
story high, on Eighth street, between II and 3
30 by % feet, two stories high, on Union street,
hetween FouT-and-a-half and Sixth street, TO be
used as warehouse; John @. Smith, q brick bulld-
Ing " by 02 feet, two stories high, on II street,
between Third and Fourth streets northwest; T.
Lewls, a frame building, % by - feet, two
atorles hlghl In an alley between q and II and
seventh and Eighth streets southeast.
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Call at Dlttrlch's-
The - SILK Hat,

bIOduWhl
win he kept In order SIX months without charge
"A. DIrTRIcHe SILK HAT FACTORY,
I24 seventh street, near Patent once.
Also, large assortment of the latest stylea
Hats, for mens, youths and boys wear.
mhih sakthim
National Republican., 1873-04-09
MERCHANT TAILORING,
SPRING GOODS.

! ,6sil this day opsn for ln,pectlon a splendid
invoice inv n the latest importaii2n AphINo GOODS
Scotch Melions, lheyiOts, Diagnals, serrantine,
Plain and Fancy Casaimerea, a. we'll A. q large
aoTtment Of staple Goods, Black, Blue, Brown.
Olive Cloths aud Uaseimerei
The goods Will be made up 10 order In the latest
styles and Of the best workmanship.
a well Assoried stock Of oents furnishing goods
always on hand. -
3. w. OWEN,
Merchant Tailor,
Iia Pennsylvania avenue, under Owen House.
mhlslm tChroniclel
National Republican., 1873-04-09

TuE MOST uSHlrrY PERSON In the world Ia the
dyspeptic. Everything looks dark and gloomy;
he feels "out of sorts with himself and every
body else. Life IL a hurien 10 him. This can
all be changed by taking Peruvian Syrup, "a pro-
toxide Of irony Cases OF twenty-seyen years
standing have been cured by Il.
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oRAHpEsI SCHEME or the ACE.
$5OO,OOO Cash Gifts.

- 10000 tOr only - -.
Upder Authorty Of special legislative act Of March
10, I'll. the trustees now announce
The Tkird Grand ON Concert for the
Beueat Of the Pubiic library
OF Keutuchy,
To come on In library Hall. At Louisville, KY, o
Tuesday, April ~, 1879.
Az this Concertt the best, musical talent thAtcAn b
procured from all PARTS o. the country will add peea
ure.to the entertainment, and TIN THOUSAND
lion d2llaTs snrreney MI be distributed by lot to
National Republican., 1873-04-09

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
", ,S. ,.,,,,Nwg1 w1sgHEGIos, y p March y lsSs
N. H., 1dninlEtTairiI Of Edwin b While, decsassd
ffT sas Ifns az TI5'S N .
lS,e for an Improvement In Alarm Attachment for
II 10 ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the "a day q June nelli thai the tune
limited 70 the 18th day of June neYt aud that said
petition be heard on the 18Th day Of June NEXT
ApdWaW II. b. LEooETT, Commissioner.
National Republican., 1873-04-09

n. d. BLACK CLOTH FRocK CoArs, ti6.
4. d. Black Cloth Frock Goats, fl2.
Black DOeskin Pants, from % to si2.
Diagonal Coat and Vest, to match, imported
goods, with light Cashmere Pants; t2s suit.
Spring Oyer-sacks, from 81 to t25.
Good Cashmere Business Suits, SIS.
Good goods, well made, and fashionable.
NOAH WALKER A Co.,
u GIL Pennsylvania avenue.
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Lydia Thompson.
CITY ITEMS.

GREAT prrLLy Of slate Mantles, al HAMILTON
4 PH.nsoss, Y. NJ G. A. building, Ninth and D
streets. eo2t
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D, d, BLACK CLOTH FRocK CoArs, ,io,

THERE Is no EXcrsE for poor biscuits, rolls,
bread. griddle cakes, muffins, watiles, Ac., when
Dooleys Yeast Powder Is used. Grocers sell H.
National Republican., 1873-04-09

Gail AND sEE in operation the most wonder
funny Improved Gas Burner OF the age, an In
crease OF 30 per cent. Illuminating power, and ~
per cent. less consumption Of gas. But don't
buy until you see II demonstrated. On exhibit
tion and for sale At the mantle and gas fixture
establishment Of HAMILTON n PEARsoS, Y. NJ. q.
A. building, Ninth and u streets. cost
National Republican., 1873-04-09

THE NEW CoIosSApE uoTEI, Philadelphia, Pa,
tlan Association.
National Republican., 1873-04-09

MI. Rhees stated that the financial question
was the anabsorbing topic with teachers and
those VINO had anything TO furnish 70 the
SCHOOLS. Ine teachers had received nothing
since DecemOer one nrm had $1,000 due %
them, another Y 900 another 5000, aud so on.
In search for Information he hal called 90 the
Governor and other Ot1cials, hut could receive
no encouragement as 10 when the money would
come. He had been told at was the fault on me
taxpayers whenever the people pay their taxes
the best way was to investigate this matter
thoroughly, he addressed a note TO Mr, Slater.
collector Of taxes, asking what amount OF
money had been received by him On account Of
the school fund since July l, The following was
his reply;
CoLLrcTon,s oETIoE, D! 2. AprnH Is1l
w. j. Rhsss EsQ nrsafse ~ fabile !Sho0lS'
DEAR Biz: lii reply to your favor OF the 9th In.
atant, I have 10 inform you that the collections
OF thls once from July I, 1879, 10 March 81, 1873,
on account OF the levy "for the support Of the
public schools, Including colored schools tthlrty'
threa oents'D on property In the city o. Nash,
inEton for the year ending June 90, leIa, amount
20 lita. .IIp.1s.
W. II. SLATER, Collector.
Inquiry was tAen made as TO the amount Ol
National Republican., 1873-04-09

spring stock.
Just received
A nne selection Of
Wall Papers
aud window Shades,
Al KIDwEILN HgSDRRsoSS,
406 Ninth street,
opposite Young Mems c, A. Building.
National Republican., 1873-04-09

CAMDEN yAsEs statuary, Fountains, SC. HAM
and u streets. eO2t
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For sale
70; o0o to 20, 900 feet OF SECONDHAND
IublNG, at fron Is to IS cts. Der foot,
ready dlted. '"' ."
AlHil %. r. H.H. WARNre
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NO AGENT
Catarrh, Consumption, and
Rheumulism.

Immediate relief and permanent euro eualn-
teed in every case. Particulars sent fec Addres4
CLINTON MEDICAL INSTITUTE, l41 East l5t,
Street, New York.
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Bntter and chease are almost indispensi-
BILE articles Of food. Properly used, they
are nutritious and besl,hy; but sn inordi.
nate use of either causes indigestion and
dyspepsia. Owen Gaffney's Sunday CON-
fort, Jadiciorsly us<d will remove both Of
there troubls.
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You
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-06-12

Well, the Great international Cara
van" with its wild animals, birds, mon
keys, performers, horses and funny things
generally, came into town yesterday on
good time, and gave two exhibitions ac-
cording to advertisement. We have not
time or space on the eve of going to press,
to say much about this show, but must as
scrt that it WAS ahead ofany We hayc hadin
Winchester since the war. This is the
opinion expressed by all with whom we
have talked. The bare back equestrian
ism of the Lee children was truly wonder
full, and no better clown than "happy
Jack Lawton" ever came to amusc the
public. Jack is Il glorious fellow and with
out him the show would lose half its in
tercst. Wcdid dislike 10 see him leave us.
But enough about the show. Next
week we want to tell what we saw, whom
we saw, and intcrlard a few ofthe% thoughts
that fitted through our brain on the oc-
casion, when more than 1900 Of our pco-
pie were present.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-06-12

Miss D~EAsoN's SCHOOL,-Last Friday
afternoon we visited the closing exercises
of Miss NJ. +. Dcason's Academy in Win
chester, and if we were to devote u whole
column in praise of her as Il teacher, we
would be unable todo her justice. The re-
markable memory she exhibited, in being
able to prompt, without book or reference,
all those who failed now and then TO rec.
elect their declamations entirely the
pcrfectncss of her students in the branch
cs taught; the pralseworthy dcmeanOr Of
every scholar-thcsc things alone spoke
volumes in behalf of Il lady who deserves
the liberal patronage she receives. And
it is remarkable to see and know the love
her students feel for her. Although Il
strict disciplinarian, she nevertheless wins
the affection and confidence of all her
scholars, and we hope and believe that
when she opens her school in September
next there Will be an increase in the num-
Der of her pupils. The presentation Of
two beautiful priZcs-a silver cup and n
gold lockCt-to Misses Jennie Jackson and
Alic C DcasoE, made the closing scene Of
the exercises, except some remarks by
one ofwhom it does not become us TO speak
since the subject OF selfis Il most mwcl-
come one, and in pity for the subject
we forbc0r.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-06-12
County Court Land Sale.

Scott Davis Admir-, VS. John Fornes ct ais,
BY virtue Of a decree of the County
Court of Franklin county, Tenn. at it,
June Term, 1873. in the above cause | will
as Clerk and Special Commissioner sell at
the Courthouse door in the town of Win
chester, Tenn, on
Monday, July the 9TH 1873,
the SOFA acre tract of land described in the
pleadings, situated in the Sth civil district
of said county, adjoining the lands OF
Samuel Warren and others, and lying on
both sides of the McMinnyille road.
TERMS.
Said land will be sold on n credit Of
twelve and t~wenty-four months, except
one hundred dollars in cash on day of sale
and note with approved security required
of the purchaser, and q lien retained or
said land until the whole of the purchase
money is paid. June 18th 1873.
GLEN. ARLEDGE, Clerk.
iune12-tds ~
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-06-12

~CnoLEGA.-All doubts about the exist
cncc of cholera in Nashville have been
dissipatcd. We cfOnversed with sew
eral persons of our acquaintance who live
there, and now the papers of the city adj
nit an increasing fatality from the dis
ease and an exodus ofpeople for the coun-
try. Sweeping sanitary measures have
been taken TO prevent its spread the
Mayor has issued a proclamation appoint
ing n Sanitary Commission, and doctors
are Illuminating timely suggestions.
In view of these things, we urge santa
nv efforts upon the part of the Mayor and
Aldermen of Winchester. We do not be-
lieye we shall be visited by the cholera in
an epidemic form, but a ''stitch in, time
may save nine," and it behooves us to be
on our guard. Certainly there is no use
for any alarm. and if the fell disease
should come in its wrath we do honestly
believe that to flee it would be us foolish
as the present assessment farce called law,
There is no place any safer than Winches-
ter, and if no one gets scared we do not be-
lieve we shall have a single case of chole.
IA, provided attention is paid to ~cleanli-
ness and diet, and to the following hints
which we extract from u communication
by a physician, and published in the Ban
ner. lie says:
Cholera is generally a preventable dis
en- 20. and i'm tile early stages can he arrest
ed Ii the habits be good. Study therefore
temperance in eating and drinking. DOM
believe that alcoholic stimulants are useful
in guarding you against an attack. Lei
the food be nutritious, and keep the diges-
tive organs In a heakhful condition. Use
no stale or uncooked vegetables. Let your
meat be fresh and your vegetables be well
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-06-12
Non Resident Notice.
Lucy shelton VS. Henry A. Shelton.
Divorce Bill.

Upon motion, and it appearing to the
satisfaction OF the Clerk and Master, from
the bill in above cause, which is sworn to-,
THAT the defendant, Henry a. Shelton, il
Il nonresident OF the State of Tennessee,
50 that the ordinary process oflaw cannes
be served upon HIM.
Its therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home journal. published in Winchester.
Tenn requiring said nonresident de-
PENDANT to appear on or before the fourth
Monday in june next, before the Cham
Gerry Court at Winchester, Franklin cOun-
ty, Tennessee, and plead, answer or dcmur
to complainants bill, or the samc will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing cX
partc, Witness my hand, ut Office, in
Winchester, this May lIth, 1873.
Y. II. FINCH, G. 81 NJ.
ma22-iw A.
Fitzpatrick Gregory and Davis Solicit
for Complainant.
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The Tax NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Editor Home JOarRdL:
wish to ask, for information through
your paper, the following questions:
1st. If ] hold a rail road certificate OF
stock, which is significant of my property
in that road, do | pay taxes on the certifi-
cate. and the executive officers pay taxes
on the property?
End. lfIloan you $500. and take YOU
note tor it as significant of my property in
your hands, do | pay taxes on the note
and you pay taxes on the personally, or
realty, purchased with said money. If so,
is it not Couble taxation?
Bird. If | hold your deed to a tract of
land. which is only significant of the prop
erty | hold in the county, would it not be
equally as Just for Inc to pay taxes on the
deed and you pay it on the land you sold
me?
Explain the difference, or ask the Legis-
lature to do so. Respectfully,
TAXPAYER.
The inquiry made by Taxpayer is most
natural and pertinent. The inequality
and injustice of the principle of taxation
is ventilated in another column OF this
paper, and is so glaring that most persons
think perhaps that the construction they
give the act must be enormous. Not So
The error is not in the construction of the
law. but in the law itself; and but for the
outrageous iniquity, there would be no
mistake in constituting the meaning OF
the law.
Taxpayer thinks it unreasonable that
his certificate of stock in a railroad should
be taxed and also the real estate which the
money bought on which he obtained his
certificate. Yet, section s of the act so
reads. 1t is not more Ubiquitous than
other sections alluded to as above stated
We think the act is extremely plain, but
the cnormity Gifts injustice is incredible,
and this only it is that causes the doubt
In the proper construction of it.
Double taxation is the Quintessence and
ruling spirit of the law-the offspring OF
the Legislature of 1929.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-06-12

cooked. and all fruits be fresh and ripe. *
Cleanliness OF the body is Of the first
consideration Keep the skin in healthy
state by bathing the whole body with 4
free use Of soap. Cold bathing Is best
used IN the morning rs you get up, never
just before going to bed,
Cleanliness in your homes Is Of equal
Importance. Let your apartments be dry
-DeVcr damp. Suffer no dccayed ycgeta-
bles or stNgnant water TO remain in your
cellars or yards, Any disagreeable smell
from privies, ccss-pools or sinks, Is proof
Of Observation-Disclosures. Remove them by
necessary repairs, lime, chloride OF lime.
or whitcwashing. Vcntilate well your
houses and apartments. Expose your bed
ding TO the mir and sun. Avoid excessive
fatigue. Keep regular hours in eating
and sleeping, and wear flannel to the skin.
a good plan Is, if the bowels are ut all dis
ordered, to wear broad band Of flannel
"a flannel belly-band,) around the body,
reaching from the hips to the ribs. Main
tain the natural temperature of the body
by sufficient clothing; especially keep the
feet warm, Never, when heated, sit on
the ground or stone seats, or sleep under
m .opcn window. If exposed to wet,
change your boots and clothes as soon us
possible. Take no purgatiye medicine,
except by direction OF Il physician.
Cholera is almost invariably preceded
by Il painless diarrhna, and this Is in all
cases TO be promptly treated.
When diarrhua is present, 20 to bed
and maintain q position on the back; use
abundance Of blankets, and send Cor Il
physician; stay in bed until you are well
don't consider yourself well until you
lnyn Ind a nutnpul pNnppInpnt fpnIn thn
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-06-12
Non-R Resident Notice.

Leroy Holder and Others vs. Peter Sells,
wife. and others.
On motion, and it appearing to the sat
istaction of the Court. from the bill filed
and sworn to, that Matt Bean and wife,
Lucy Jane, defendants to said bill, are non
residents of the State of Tennessee, sothat
the ordinary process Of law cannon DC
served upon them 81.
IL Is therefore ordered by the Cour that
,ubIicafion be made in the Home Journal,
4 newspaper published In the own or
Winchester tor four successive weeks. re
auiring said nonresident defendants 10
appear ON or before the LIST Monday in
July, 1871, and plead, answer or demur 10
said petition, or the same will be taken for
confessed as to them, and set TOR hearing
eX partc.
GLEN. ARLEDGE, Clerk,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-06-12

Prof. Steinhagen's musical class will
give another Concert at the Mary Sharp
College Tonight, and all who fail to attend
will certainly miss a most pleasant enter
tainment. We shall make a report of the
affair in our next issue.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-06-12

PERsoNAL.-Mr. Mark ii. Wilkinson,
who has been living in Memphis for some
time is on a visit to his relatives and
friends in Winchester. We are pleased to
see him looking as lively and well as ever.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-06-12

C[@Thc big show has gone on its way
rejoicing, and now the people are waiting
to see what mex will tura up for amusc-
mcnt. But the large stock of provisions
groceries, &C., to be seen at W. W. Garner
& Co.'S is truly interesting, and the peo-
pie save money by purchasing from that
firm