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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-08-21
Chancery Land Sale.

BY virtue of decree of the Clanccry
court of Franklin county. Tenn. at its
(spccia) adjourned term in July, 1873.
pronounced in the cause of &. w. Black
VS. A. u. Black d others, l will sell
on Monday Sept. lst, 1873,
for cash, the town lot described in the
~plcadings, in this cause, situated near the
north corner of, and on the public square
in Winchester. adjuining the lots of W. f.
Taylor Il A. Jourdan and the Curle lot,
containing = acre more or less, to be sold
to satisfy decree of complainant for the
sum of Sll20W interest and cost. a the
property of defendants. This July 3lst,
1873. II. II. FINCH, &. IL NJ.
Aug1-tds Tls)
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-08-21
Chancery Land Sale.

by virtue of a decree of the Ghanccry
Court OF Franklin county, Tenn, ut it,
June term. 1877, pronounced in the cause
of A. G. Williams VS. j. NJ. Martin, ] will
sell to the highest bidder for cash, at the
Courthouse door in Winchester. Tenn. ON
Monday, Sept. lst, 1873,
the 2i3 acre tract ofland described il the
pleadings, adjoining the lands of Gardner
West Il Others, situated in civil district
No. 1, of said county. Sale to be made to
satisfy decree of complainant for the sum
of $l022,S5, together with interest and
costs. This July 3Otll, 1873.
Il. II. FINCH, G. Il NJ.
Aus7-tds GlD
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-08-21

They understand something about
the value OF advertising in New York.
A correspondent states one firm has just
settled q oill for $4,000 for one years
advertising aud that the earnings re.
sulting from that advertisement were
s65O,0O0 divided among four persons.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-08-21
The Corinth (Mise..) News, is re

The Corinth (Miss..) News, is re-
eponsiblc for the following:
A druggist not a hundred miles
from Corinth, received the following
prescription to put up last week;
"Tinct. K%amphirc, ounce;
Tinct. Ladcnum, 4 little;
Ryan Pepper, 5 els. worth
K%loraform. q little, not much, as II
is dangerous;
Dose, half tccspoonful when tho
Eramps come on"
He was evidently fixing for kolcra
Kolcra Morbus, or anything else spell
init Ky
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-08-21
Louisville Market.

Bagging quiet and firm. 14all14c for
hemp. l3lsal5c for flax.
Flour steady with abetter demand. cx-
ira family $3.50.
Wheat quiet at 81 .15a1 80.
Corn in fair demand. sales of white At
55c sacked
Oats, 42r4lc. Rye zoe.
Bacon shoulders Saic, clear rib sides.
lOc, clear sides 1Ol..
Whiskey firm at SOC.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-08-21

An exchange gays, Asa r~acNerooh
DO things by halves lie has gwen
million dollars and fifty six acres OF
land to LclIigh University, in which
the tuition is free, the lodging rooms
are given TO students without rent, anC
board provided at cost. This is cdu
cation dog cheap. In fact, tits m'Sdo"
crying aloud in the streets.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-08-21
A Youthful Couple.

The Kingston East Tcnncsscenr
saws: A little Miss Ford, Of the neigh
boring county Of Mcigs, Of the tender
uoc Of twelve, was united in the holy
Louds of wcdlock u fey days ago, to
Master GcorgeG Green, aged sixteen OF
the ncighborhood ofllalf Moon Island
Of this county.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-08-21
Chancery Land Sale.

BY virtue ola decree of the Charcery
Court of Franklin county, Tenn, ut its
June Term 1873. pronounced in the cause
James ". Davis Admir-. of William Me-
Murray decd. vs. NJ. II. Bone Il wife Mar
tina II. Bone. | will sell to he highest bid
der for cash, ut the Courthouse toor in
Winchester on
Monday, Sept. Isl, 1873,
the house and lot described in the
plcadings. situated in or near the
town OF Winchester, Tenn, adjoining the
land OF sam Smith & others, containing
about three acres. Sale to be made to sat
lSly decree of complainant, for the sum of
S205O 10, together with interest and costs.
This July Both, 1873.
Il. II. FINCH, c. q NJ.
Aug7-tds G10
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-08-21

Grace Greenwood SAYS: "Thc fact
g, there arc too many Of US women,
And there seems no ielicffor coming
Generations except through the heroic
!emedy Of quietly putting al female IN,
ANTS out of the way. Nothing could
be so good for US except aIong ana
glorious succession Of llerods'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-08-21
Non-R Resident Notice.
George IIockersmith and wife ys Knight
& Darwin, adm'rs, ct. ais.
Injunction Bill. y


Upon motion. and it appearing tn the
satisfaction of the Clerk Il Master, from
the Bill in above cause. which is wOrn to,
that the defendant, II. j. Darwin, is u
nonresident Of the State of Tennessee,
sothat 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. II newspaper published IN
Winchester. Tenn. requiring said non
resident defendant to appear on or before
the 4th Monday in January next, before
the Chanccry Court at Winchester, Frank
lin county, Tenn, and plead answer or dc
muir to cOmplainants bill, or the same will
be taken for confcsscd, and set for hearing
cX partc as to him. Witness my hand, at
Office in Winchester, Tenn" this July
18th. 1873. Y. II. FINCH, C.& NJ.
jul2i-it 4 80
Brannan q Hunt and Williams u Mar
tin, Solicitors for complainants.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-08-21
Cincinnati Market.

Flour dull at $G.l5aG.3O.
Corn quiet at 45ai7c.
Rye steady at re.
Oats quiet at Blade.
Mess pork quiet at $lG.75.
Lard dull. held at Sc for steam. ket-
tie Sisc.
Bulk meats quiet with light offc rings
shoulders 7l2c. clear ribs Sc, clear sides
"a. bacon steady, shoulders si4aSIsc C,
clear rib sides 10. clear sides Zoe.
Whiskey steady at 92c.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-08-21
Non Resident Notice.
James c. Looncy ct ais vs. Joseph Holder
and others.
Uniunction Biil.)


On motion. and it appear ing to the sat
isfaction of the Clerk IL Master. from the
Bill which is sworn to. that defendants,
5. A., Banks I. Il W -. Cover, arc non
residents of the State OF Tennessee. so that
the ordinary process OF law cannot be
served upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in the
Home Journal. Il newspaper published in
Winchester. Tenn, requiring said non
resident defendant to appear on or before
the fourth Monday IN January. 1873, be-
fore the Chancery Court ut Winchester,
and plead, answer or dcmnr to complain
ants bill, OF the same will be taken for
contested. and set for hearing eX partc as
to him. Witness my hand, ut office. in
Winchester, this June 18th. 1873.
u. II. FINCH, G.. Il NJ.
julyl0-Iw AZ
Brannan Il Hunt, Solicitors for COM
%plainantS.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-08-21
The Most Perfect Iron Tonic

Hegemdn's Ferrd,ed E2irir Of Rark.
a pleasant cordial. possessing the valr.
able properties OF iron. phosphorus, AMI
calisaya. without any injurious ingredi-
cnts. Asa preventative to fever and ague'
and as a tonic for patients recovering from
fever or other sickness, II cannot he sur
passed. and il recommended BY the mo<t
eminent physicians. Prepared only by
HEGEMAN d CO.. Chemists and Drug
sists. New York. and sold by all respec-
table Druggists.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-08-21
GROCERIES,.

Salt $500 per barrel by the car load in
depot.
Nails $5.2j per kcg for l0l, and
25c for each additional diminishing grade
Rice Sc per hid. for Carolina.
Coffee 23a25c per ID. for common to
choice Rio.
New Orleans molasscs 7Oa75c, sirups
45a6Oc; golden sirup G5a70c.
Sugar quiet, Standard lards 12le cents;
Demerara ll1a, coffee A IA. coffee Bll2Ac
coffee Gle; New Orleans prime yellow
lO14c, by the hld., fair do. 9l4c, common
SlsaS34c.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Feathers, prime, G5 cents; fair, 45a55c;
inferior and mixed duck. 2Oal0c.
Eggs are dull ut H. sal2c.
Ginseng. S5a00c.
Meal, kiln-dricd, 81 30. bolted, GJc, IN
boltcd, zoe.
Pcanut 75cents per Duslicl.
Rags quiet at 3a3lIc.
bilNu ilHIl-oC WI upllcS anu quarter
peaches. and 4 zee for half peaches.
Butter, choice country, 25c, fair DC,
common lSal0c.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.
Flour-X $5aSG.OO; Xxx. $500; xxx
SG.75aS7.5O 30; choice family, $S.j0a9.OO;
fancy, $3.50.
Corn is active, but irregular. Sales ut
G3aGjc.
Oats, loose, 40a42c in depot. 4Sa5O for
sacked.
Hay, S25a27 per ton for the best.
Wheat 81 .30al 40 per busllcl.
PROVISIONS.
Iard--Snow flake, in tiercc. Zoe, prime
in %tiercc, 0i4c, kegs, . i4al0lac, buckets
lli2.
Bulk Meats-Clear sides, Zoe; clear rib
sides 9l4c; shoulders. 0a4c.
Bacon. clear sides, lll4c, clear rib sides,
lie, shoulders sac.
Country hams l2}4c.
Breakfast bacon l2lac.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-08-21
FINANCE.

Gold---Brokers are buying at 1l41l% and
holding at ll5ls
Silver is taken at lO5 for halves and
quarters.
Tennessee bonds are firm and selling at
about SiIs cents.
State warrants are very dull. and would
not sell at over 30 In large lots, though 90
is paia for small amounts.
n ashvillc q Chattanooga Railroad stock
soc.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-08-21
Ernnk blair said before GranHs first

Frank Blair said before Grants first
lection, that il he once got into the
White House, he would never leave it
live. In view OF the talk about .
'nird term, what do the people now
,hnk OF Blair's prediction ? Browns
vile Bee.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-08-21
Come up and Settle.

All pcrsons.indebied 10 Garner & Hand
~ VIII save cost by coming up forth with
and settling .heii Indebtedness. The, make
this as a last call.
Aug1-tf
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-08-21

The Alabama papers publish gloomy
.oports from farmers in regard to cot
'pn. The yield will be very slim,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-08-21
Nashville Market.
COTTON.

COTTON.
Inferior 5a7. Ordinary, lOa1lIs Good
ordinery, n. Low middling, 1G11alGA.
Strict low middling, IT,.
The transactions for Monday were as
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-08-21

The following cash prices will be paid
for the articles mentioned, delivered NJ
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-08-21
Winchester Market .

Corrected weekly by W. W. Garner &Cc.
Winchester, Tenn.l
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-08-21

i'ip . ~ >O'
sidcrations, a sense OF dellcacy, arising
from my official relations, forbid any
active participation in such contests,
among political friends. And aitc.
Captain Hobbs induction into office,
aud until his resignation was rendered
and accepted, ! was not approached on
the subject of his successor, and had
not only given no assurances to Colo
mel Burch, or to any one else, that he
would be rendered the place in case of
u resignation, but had not inti.nated to
him, no: 10 any one, that would do
so. And when the vacancy did occur,
| was perfectly free, in entire good
faith to every one, to have assigned to
The place any other qualified and eligi'
bic person. And, had | done so,
neither Colonel Burch nor any other
person, could have said. or eeen Gh,
that had violated any existing prom
use or assurance, actual or implied.
Nor could thereby have disappointed
any reasonably excited expectation.
There was no motive presented or
influence used by any one to secure the
place for Col. Burch and in the exer.
else of The high official prerogative
conferred by law upon the Executive.
| was moved by no higher or lower in
centive than a sincere desire to have
the affairs Of that most important Office
administered by one thoroughly com.
potent, and who would serve the State
with strict fidelity to bis trust. In so
far as the charges IN question may in.
, 1873-04-05
POLITICAL


CINCINNATI, April 4.-Tho Republican Execu-
tive Committee, to-day madc nominations for
four Police Commissioners, IN accordance with
tho recent action Of tito Common Council divfd-
Ing tho city into four districts.
Special Dtspatch to 7hs Chicago 7:Jf1nne. !.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, April AT full moettng Of
tho me1nbera Of tho Champaign County Bur,
held In the Courthouse, this afternoon, to REQ
ommond to the yotera Of this Judicial District q
suitable candidate for Judge, to DO voted for at
tho June election, Col. J. s. Wolfe WAS tho
unanimous choice OF tho Convention, and was
strongly recommended to tue yotera Of tho dis
trlot for the position.
MILES, Mich, April 4.-The Republican city
cauouH assembled THIS evening, and organized
by eleoting Dr. T.. ]. Dontne, Chairman, and
blat. L. 4. Duncan, Secretary. A. motion to
nominate citlzens' ticket was defoataa. Tho
balloting proceeded, and the following namod
Bentlemon wero nominated For Mayor, G. w.
Plat Recorder, William G. Gilbort Treasurer,
B. 1. Fish School Inspector, Orvl Coolidge !;
Justice Of tho Ponce, Il. X CharoH Chairman
Of the City Committoo, J. p. Hewlett.
Spfclal Dispateh 70 The Chicago Tribune.
DEsMoINEs, April 4.-Tho Farmora' Granges OF
Black Hawk County, In Convention Assembled
at Waterloo, with twenty oranges represented,
took tho political bull by tie horns in passing
the following reaolutions,
WHkMEAs Tho intercsts of tho farmers hayo beon
betrayed and sold out by all partIcg aud We now deem
RctoIusd That ne will support D. ". Adams. Of ALA.
makto County, Tor Governor, and James Wilkinson, OF
Ta1na County, for Asutsnant-0oyernor, At the next
Btato election.
, 1873-04-05
DjSGRACEFul.

Blow for Blow ON the Floor ef tho
New Jersey LeEaslaturc-A Jersey
Senator ATrosred, Charged with
Bribery md Corruption.
TRENTON, N. j., April A disgracoful fight
took place this morning in tho lobby Of tho
House. Yesterday, in debate, Mr. Carao called
James M. Sooyill ia perjurod man," md IN
scoundrel," md when Mr. Cole and John Hood,
members, met this morning they engaged in a
war Of words. scoyill oamo up, and, mixing In
tho quarrel, Cole called him "a liar" and was
immediately knocked down by 1covill. Tho
Speaker ordered all the doors to bo closed, but
before 1t could be done Carge' rushed into the
fight, and ecovill knocked him down also, and
lie was badly punished, It Is said, while ho
and prevailed upon sooyill to leave tho State
House, and tho fight ondod. Colos faco WAS
much disAgured. Tho affair grow out Of the op-
position Of 6coyill to the bill affecting tho dspo
ejtion Of some property now In tho courtH. Soon
after tho fight both HouBeB adjourned sine die.
There was some excitement created hero to-
day In consequence OF the arrest Of one Of tho
Senators. Immediately after adjournment, sine
die, an officer walked up to the Hon. G. E. Shop
parl, Senator from Cumberland, and arrested
him on warrant issued On tho complaint Of ono
National Railway, charging tho Senator. with
oorruptly receiving $500, in oonhldora.
ton Of hia vote III tho intorost Of
said National Railway. It is stated that Shop
pard received the money, but did not vote as
was expected or agreed upon, and Il is said ho
intended to return tue money. IL, The Affidavit M
keeping 1t. Mr. Sheppard gave bail for bis ap-
pcarance before tho Court In May NEXT answer
the charge,
, 1873-04-05

high, and forms the .woatcrn Limit Of ponnsns
Bay, the entrance to which is threo miles Hido
and about two milos doop. ,This littlo bay e
very nuoh enoumbared with rocky slonls and
regulnrly-ehapod islands, but It frequently
affords sto1tor to coasting vessels, whose mas
tera arc thoroughly acquainted with the passage
botWoen tho1n. Tito land at tho hend Of tho buy
ia moderately high, tho lighoat point. called
Hospital Hill, rising fully &5o foot above. tia
lovo1 Of the sea. Il milo and three-quartern from
Mara Head lioH Botty Island, wlatoh Attaina NJ
elevation Of ninoty-two fcet. Southeast shoal,
with two aud throo-fourtlis fathoms water, lica
nearly iii tho contro of tho channel botweon Botty
Island md Mars Hoad. Prospect Harbor is dis
tant from tho Hond about two and ono half mile8t
in q northerly direction. Tho anchorage is good
on tic eastor1i shore Of prospeot Alvor, inside Of
Heron IHlnnd, and, although thero nro dangors
off tho haslor, they can bo easily avoided whom
onco tho iAlands lavo boon identified. Ponnant
Day, west Of sambro uarbor, lies botwoon Pom
nnnt Point and Mars Head.
Margaret Bay is splendid sheet Of wator,
nearly twenty-five miles In circumference, having
. depth OF nlno milos, tic ontranco being mora
than two miloB wide. Compared with other por-
tions Of this coast tho bay Ia unusually clear Of
dangers. Tho wntor in 1t Il, dcop, nnd III varlouH
parts thoro are harbors cnpahlo Of recoiylng tha
largest .Yo1sola, which may frequently Lie close
to the shore.
, 1873-04-05
THE WEATHER.


1aOAtictltfOas.
CHICAGO, April 4.-Iho Thermometer records
this morning aro: San Francisco, 10; Coriuno,
48; Cheyenne, IS; Omaha, G2; ct. Paul, a.;
Chicago, 4G st. Louis, 60; Momphis, 68; New
Orleans, 60 Nashville, 63; Louisville, &C.; Gin
cnuati, SC Detroit, ST. Buffalo, Sd; Rochester,
3s; Albany, S.; Quoboo, 33 Boston, AZ; Nc"
York, II Washington, 43; Charleston, 8. O.,
81; Jacksonville, Fla, 81; Koy West, 10.
Wan DEPARTMENT, OFFICE or THE CHIEF s1a'
NAL SERVICE, DIVISION OF TEEEonAAs ANr
REPORTS FOR THE BENEFIT OF COMMERCE,
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 4.-probabi]itiea-
Tho low barometer in Iowa will move more rap
idly eastward towards the Lowor Lakes, and OK
tend especially towards the Middle Atlantic
Coaet, wloro special depression is about Ia
form during Saturday. For tho Lake Keglon
Baturday, northeast and eaBterly winds, with
increasing ololdiness and possibly light rain.
Winds bncl1ing to tho northwest, with falling
tomperaturo over Lako Superior and tho Mis-
souri, Valley. For the Southwest, increasing
southeasterly winds, veering to the southwest,
with threatening weather: For the Eastesn
Gulf and South Atlantic statos, increasing south.
eaaterly winds aud cloudy weather. For TIT
cast winds, cloudy and threatening woathor.
Cautoning signals continue at Duluth, Alit
waukee, Chicago, Grand Haven, Detroit, Toledo
and Cleveland. ;,
DEsnIo1NEs, Ia, April 4.-Thore was hail
storm horo at dusk to-day, followed by thunder
showers till midnight.
SAN FRANolsco, April A plentiful rain hat
fallen In most sections Of the State, though 10
some localities there have boon very cold hhtl.
storms and frost, damaging tho orchards and
ylucyarlA.
, 1873-04-05

Gr0ss Criminal Cnrelcssncss-A Pns-
songor Trn1n Ran Into by a con-
strstct1on Trntn-Other Casualties.
ST, LOUIS. April lit apnears that tho rail-
road accident Which occurred nt French Village,
on tho st. Louis l. Southern Railroad, yostor-
doy afternoon, was occaaioned by tho oulpeble
carolossneag Of tho conductor Of tho construction
train.
passenger trim WIS Just about to take a
side track, to lot frolght train pase, when tho
contraction train. which Ind been passed by tho
utes before (and its copductor must
have known Of its proximity, camo thun,
dorlng round a curve at high speed and
plunged into TIC rear passenger coach Sa1
tho construction train and cried out to tue pas-
songors to jump 1or their nvea. many ala vi
, 1873-04-05
THE MODOCS.

to 10 Lot A1onc--ponce or xNar Not
Yot Determined.
BAN TRANo1sco, Aprfi A diapatoh from
Yreka. M tonight dated March 27, says: Three
huaa1eo sroole p,o1o oAnr @1'u n'a'onoo ~ u LUG
uppor ond Of Little klamath Like. At tho Lawn
bed, tho Indians refuBed to como out to talk that
day, but promised to como the noxt Sunday. On
March o; q, tho Hoohor M Jim party was aeon et
thhIu n"he, "neie tno p's1'S soAi"uco hesehsS-
ng0 g., n4Ises: ti'a s.,,o,,, n,,oa,., a., ~ 1a,.,
vero soG,i ~. @ H naG Wnara to1
Ing tilon to 3oii, Can't. JacI, Hooker jim saIa
that flyo tribes Of fndians voro roady to foin
jack Whenever he would ret out Of TIC lava bod,
md told tho Reservation Indians TINT It would
Whites. ID DURING % the njrht % % l.o sent Two aauaws t
to tho white MN. Jordan. 1Yith monoy to mr.
chnaa powder. Ho rofuaed to ao,i INV Ia tho1,.
The neonIo at gnraene Riyer nro oroat1y exojta5.
and nS are so aerousy sased
Tho oitizonB no0r Goose Inke notition tho
Goyornor Of Oregon for nrotection. r''~@' WV
On April29. tbe Poaco Eomrniesionore innd tn11<
with the Modocs, who mado tho same @ ole old
10 ~ IN an I'M 1ao
mannor. snid ho had airondy stated % lis Ds tos1.s.
DC know no other country, ind would 60 to no
pose,
ri Mason,a oommand waa ordorad tn movo
at onco to oamp two nailoa. opposite jacks
'1fT. ppo1,b1v ton moro dsva will o1anso boforo
aopapy .1n n,m no,n nasa ,r!n W. 1@i tyaaon
PeAes e. VI maa 10 ~ cora,%snds ~
o. tmo ~ H. ~ .Gn Tnrrar' ~
~ " .no unSt so9 ~ T1oift irfantru nn
smo ~ ~ " 1uu ~. ~ fnat - IN ,tHie ~
10 Ga.np a. Inc a'a oGd p no u a to n1;ro
faTco unIor ~ ~ 1om H. 7oo
Chnr1an cse ~ !" tho c"mn ,ro tho
o5 ss; ~ III nsl;uan9ps that tho
lave peua Oh anutsuay VII ~ m,elnso1Se snhs ~
n,iu m ~ III u Jill tha moon. aosin
III Co,,1e C1e ,a ~ ,w;tl t1,a ntt,or romn,;s1,oTora
ILL., s a1 ,a! WIZ .no nroas;va
t;i ths Gpnna;aainn m, 0ot. tbrn1,oh their wort
~ sho ~ aat,anst oor,o ~
Mto KIsnantf TnEo ~ "" hinY ovarnoi,na
JnoLa afronrl,n,d hnforo n;11,t ali arrival Safo19
, 1873-04-05

Tho collectors arc Fl. r. Jonnison, Franz
Honckel, Fred L. Fake, and Augustus johnson.
It WAS ut first intended to reward Fourth Officer
Brady for his heroism In rosoling people from
ateorago passengers aro pcnniless and In dis
troBs, It Is now proposed to assist thom as far
81 possible. The Committee will solicit contri-
buttons to-day and for 30 worthy an object a
large sum will undoubtedly bo collected. Tho
money will bo forwarded to tho agent Of tho
White Star line, to bo distributed according to
his judgment.
Ito the Associated Prtss.l
BODIES RECOVERED.
HALIFAX, N. g., April 4.-rho bodies Of John
Fl. Price, II. s. Hewitt, and Mr.. Merritt, Of Now
York, Albert Sumner, OF Snn Francisco, aud
and are now IN boxoB, awaiting metallic cottlna.
As soon as tho divers shall got at work, 1t IL
hoped that tho bodies Of the remainder OF tho
cabin-passengera will bo recovered. The bodies
Of the ateoragG- passengers and OF the crow arc
buried Aoro. The body Of Mrs. O. IL. Fisher has
not yet bcen found
Ono hundred and Bixty-four III tho exact NUM-
bor Of the bodies found up to this morning. The
work of buryiug them haa com1nonocd md q
gang Of men will bo sent down this ovoning to
hop the ABhor1non IN that work. DolioH an
nounccd ~ rocoyercd, including that Of Mr..
city to-day and put In motallo collins, to awalt
orders from their friondB. The report that Mra.
FISHERS body Ind boon found waB not correct.
The story that Abort Sumner committed sui
cdo Ia falso. A friend who was sayod says that
Sumner held on to tue wreck until 10 WIS
washed of.
Every effort will 10 made to rooovcr the fol-
loving bodies q, H. Fisher and wife, Vermont |;
W. ]. Hhoat, Wife, Hon, aud daughter, Nevada :;
Horny L. Wellington, Boston Mrs. Merritt
Miss sohrymsor, and Mr. Kruger, Now York !
Miss Drodio and Miss Barker, ohloa8oi BIZ.
, 1873-04-05
THE ENGLISH FORGERS.

LONDON April 4.--Goorgo Didwoll md Ed.
ward KoyeH, after thoir examination to-day, on
charge Of completely In tho frauds on tho Danh
of England, wore released on filing bonds fos
their future appearance.
NEW YonK, April 4.--Judgo, Woodruff, this
morning, granted writ Of haboaa corpus, re-
turnab1o on hIondey, in the case Of George Mo-
Donnell, OF the Bank OF England forgery noto.
rioty, on tho ground that tho offonso charged
conspiracy to defraud"--ia not covered by tito
Extradition Trcaty.
HAVANA, April s.-An American dcteotiyo has
arrived lore and identified Ddwell, the alleged
BANK Of England forger, as man well known to
the American police.
, 1873-04-05

OMAHA, April A fight occurred to-tlay be.
tvoon party Of pawnooa and Sioux, at Willow
1slend, Nebraska, reHulting in tho defoat Of tho
Sioux, several OF whom were s0yorcly wounded.
aud lost thoir guns aud blanlotH.
, 1873-04-05

p1rTspuRan, Pa. april AT Washington,
Pa., to-day, tue motion fur new trial ia the
case OF Henry Bricelantl, convicted Of tho muir.
der Of john Alliughaln was oyerrulod and
Drlce!and WAS sontenced to DO hanged.
, 1873-04-05
DISSOLUTION NOTICE,
DISSOLUTION.

Tbs firm of j. D. Marshall Co., has this day expired
ty limitation All unsslsd busness Will he ooasd BY j.
b. sttal who suoooods to th9 husasss Ut tho hto sn.
j. D. MAHYlIhLL.
ChlQazQ. April ]. 1910. Q. u. COOLIDGE.