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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-05-29

1t may be Of interest to know .lai
The President never draws bis salary
himself, but receives i. through the
rIst National Bank Of Washington, to
'a'eh he has given the power Of At
,o'nsy, aud the money is always drawn,
rom the treasury by the cashier oil
that bank and placed TO III. ersd', I'll
the President in the bank. Ths
rants for the salary OF the Pasta.
and Vice President are made out a, 4,
Treasury every month, the former. IN.
der the new law, receiving s.,lss ,es
per month, and the latter ss33, SO.
Members of the Cabinet are paid from
the rolls of their respective depart
nents, and receipt therefor the same as
III other employees. The President
nd Vice President do not sign any
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Ecclesiastical.


Tie i~o UEsae5es Of the P,ssbyts
rla Csurea A.ve ossa Let-g con
Tsauc.s = BE,dzs,s, sd s~@ors--Tt.
bec1 male 20. : .7---l9z. Rev Dr.
A J Bard, vE5sE.I ksoE1 20 z0z.
Of lie people Of WiaAets-, Is pastor
,sr seTer1l yai-s o:l.eC P, CcTch.
=ts l.lro5Gost ito tie meeting Q!
,Ls o.1z: bI-c1, sal lie 81 -5i-ss
- ~ -e -9-si l.. i4y ~s-l s39-
arrive v-s -A: VOID u -. c-e
n.ssJ.4- Cum ! Baltimore
&. as,3ziea. Of ne C.1c.a.4l Ga
z=..e say ia. Dr. Bli.1 spike n--
: regard to : s1i9a l. &c, BE- ask@i
-. = cyzz:.aa d c~3zier=-cz Er11
4: 81 81 d :s--.aa os 1~l2o.-;*5
Dr. Crosby. Is-s,1:1E, -ssYs.i@d,
.s-9:9-2.-g tie gs5i WISHES q Ire
C1=oa..2aI., sid telling us. III.
C4g..- v91.l scg. shea Ia :-s
pr9Td=-ye y,Gci s-.1 a--.3- rs-
Be co-s1==l.t a committee O!
conference HH 2pPol-Hi
TIE Moderator s2.i:
The C.2,e:la1d Ca--.a Esz o9,
Of lie .sy.vz. Of 800 IT. I /.
s-.4-g l.o- Z @1.- from : E=-
:-.Ev Pre.sr:.T. I1s C-l5e,4-9-
-s--a ;-e E.s.5y.s-2a t.-1 d gov
eilze... be. llssE quite Hi3s.F ,->z
Ia: Cl1rca q via. matters O. doc
a.-e IleT As 10: C4sIl.s.s, ID:
Armenia, sad DU:- AE@s3.-E.sm s.
T.. O. .-r-e. .kz4 :-e G=:-og..s
y. ,1G o,.y T.. secs.1= '-sa .l.o
organic --.gl = tl.y VI. cone z.'l
III contest % 0! 1.t- 4 LsE :.s.3
2ri Al will -syc1- 70 ls 53E
u ta4t bass 5. who VII 70; cone
u--. c,1.--, u sag sa4T
Tennessee Ia sen; 10 LIE Assembly
: IT.. . c--.E Ils eylod q Ten
c r. z I've ORDERED .ls establishing d
& cg.9Ee1 las ley Gail .It yEesoy-
.siF -nle. is care I-ssa VIII
,ioa Of lie .-- v9;1s o! ~ tom u
g5vs.aE =. 2s- 50 ~ 20. Ia, Jes4
faxed - .-.- BODY. z.l !: E 4-z-d q
so.rs Tie difficulty. Tax briggs -P =.
once t4s question. >42. ne sep=-,:e
the c9.gre1 P.tsbyr.r.4as from 1s, o..
eallzs .-eG .l.g 3 sef=.z. to4y, -a4
.e. ,-e-l zo.E on. TER owl des..1r.
or saz.. re reeve ,.el mo our baby.
Is component PARIS LIS question
cAaao: BE- 1ooge6 much longer /,
tie Apostle Ten. uas rg.; when he
.2ld Col Lad m-Ge Q. one blood g..
nations. j.: is about TING tina: clUrcles
b 81 recognized the .ac,. and sc;el upon
&, II tie negroes desire Z se,era.e
organization 10 Tilbe granted TO .1em
bat this = no; { l@g Of sepey2.lo-s,
bu. Of ua.oD. When the Cuuber.anIs
come to u and ask organic Union We
say. Yes. II Providence Is wiling
We co1..uge 10 cal. tue attention Of
Southern Prcsby,erals - .lll.5I-
and stall We say 20 lie -cy.o.ei
presby,e.ans, Depar. from Us yo-5
skins are black tbs vgTt do.
EoA begin 70 10; and *e O., 10. be.
.leve ,aa. the Assembly vii. allow j..
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Nonresident Notice.
Jesse Arlelge vs. Phillip Kline.

Jesse AEle]ge vs. Phillip Kline.
Upon motion. and it appearing tn III.
satisfaction OF the Clerk & Master, from
the Bill in above cause which is sworn 70,
thaI the defendant Is . NONRESIDENT Of
the state OF Tennessee. so that the orii-
nz-y process OF law cauRot be served up
OF him.
Il Is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in ire
Home Journal. a newspaper Published il
Winchester. Tenn requiring said non
resident defendant I appear Of or beior.
the 4th Monday in June next Jeiot
tie Chancery Court AZ Winchester. Frank
lin county. Tenn and plead answer or Dc.
uur 20 cOmpl2inaHt's bill. or the same vii.
ba taken for eonfesse1. and SCI for hearing
ex pzre as te him. Witness nv hand. Al
iice in Winchester. Tenn Ehis Apr,
oath. ls13. t. Il. FLNCHC n
VIM. r Francis, JE- sol. Tor complain
ant.
mays-4t AZ
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-05-29

4 "a rss: saLsa, Az VIII 1ttS Las
s.s AL AE1 SCI &asG, dang Ls
EAs.s 6nv "a woman Wiz = e4st--
IN lace Al : sgly ST, fsr iran 1ftes-
% ~stvezleea loct& Ao--s sri y ne
;-ka.T .5srt Tt2i .As-e are 80
ru1ny ~onen WIS K-s -oI f-s4.soe1
iats . 1sa.-.e Al srsL 3 prospect Aoa
-ast .hsy 5-Gvt.y 1l2e-s4ks 10 % r.
-1v. -o-s- LA itg Eta dream I'll
zD3s- s7cA 5~sl-L1Ess -AeT 4
wsrk ast ~ SIZE - r-staaksei
-a,, 1-3 her 40 -: @s = Iyss u
10 Il csrr1-L.y SAYS -stA ,3r Ia:
courage tri vesy ---s .'r 1tl coz
no. st-sE
/ -11s 6.sss &. Z r.s@I tI.a-l .
s.Es-1ai %. cous.- &c las COZ
u.v1utes so- SIS eng -e Tes-i
@. Is G5.t n frcz 10 ~s-o--1tlS !.
H. east VIZ t1vs Il ci2 t--l :.
Is os1. collar. t--2. 1i1sa. Up
sn-slv sls-.4 -s -; wei. IS eyes
iar-si LIS b&-zs 30 5 g5tke[ 4-d
s-1Ts lie weather. B.. .EAs1= 3 Wo-
Esz EsD1r.zg ~ al .: booze. Ron
~ 1znst :. ~ E54so= says Sc
-Zsl wear Il o. Eccc--i Of TIE ~e4i--
.. .. l-1E E1y ot-=: -It1:ss ~
70 u.s.sci -=- -eG al t-Es&;- ~ Tax
,3li1g % Eay;1l-s IN; E2s 11S-t-
tered betors. .. s4tk-g Lar 1s--s
l-,c -t- pockets, Sc -os.5 q tzAs-
%. 81 .-uroge: e-k-Lc.es OF; o.
Ed spree, Q. foi 81 escage1 lal4.S
Of . lr-&,.c &sy.-1, should SIC 81
dssT.c Of III !-P:cDPi1 2r'Lge-eu'
Q! -. -a1..--e-.s - save Ter -52 e
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Supreme Court Land Sale,

John Chitvcoi Ezr. e RS \. d. TEiU-
BE q al.
Per.a4nt 70 A decree pronounced in tie
above named caHSr. hy the Honorable So
p-eTne Couy! OF Tennessee. sitting a,
It's December Term. ISL | viii sell 70 H.
highest bidder. ~ tie courthouse door In
the 0w u u incies.sr. Franklin county,
Tenn on
Saturday, the 18th lar ofJuRe. 1873
tie following described tract Of Iaa'.
Lying in disiEis. MOL. franklin ccglty.
Tenn about two miles ives. of Winche,-
ter: bounded on the north By the lands OF
Em=ricl; cas; By lands occupied hy G..
W. Hunt; south BIZ lands OF Isaac Gray.
and west bv thel7nds Bailey Reagin-c6E-
tanning - acres.3 rods and Il poles.
Said land j. sold 20 satisfy the decree in
This cause. for the sum OF S.94.1s, with
interest and costs.
Is Terms. Cash.
+. C. BURLINGTON. elk.
Nashville. MAy Is lS.3-tis
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The Dress Of Civilized Women.

The Dress O! Women has been an
ine1Haustibls subject for male scrib-
lers for a time as far back as we can -e-
member. Perhaps the Home Journal
has sometimes been lei 90 far as;ray
by public opinion - to indulge a sim
liar s~.Ia.a, but OF late years nc have
concluded 70 Keep perfectly re,icent
about q matter which seems 10 defy
public opinion most successfully, for
fellows ui!i love their sweethear.s. and
men love their wives, let them do a.
they may, and So rc trrst 10 other
subjects for the employment Of our
pe1--;he Moloca, FOR instaace; .ae
Congressional Salary Steal, the Louis.
lana wsr which Grant, tie tbick-head.
avarieious President, is response
Die for, DC, &c. Bat here comes a
lady with her objections to the present
'emals foolishness 10 regard re dress.
Ind, since a lady speaks Of vourse We
Up out ha. anu publish wha; size saws
or the benefit OF all beirimmed and
'onnced, rufiied aud fringed, and pug
d ladies ~ho dlstort their spiDes, de-
orm their fee, and pull their ears out
{ shape with heavy ear-rings,-the
eiie OF barbsrism-ard perch coquet
sh French bonnets. S o-ca,lel. upon
eads only one half so large as the i
A''e hair. or chisnons, make them ap- |
Here is wha, a lady says: q
hs no declare that / think i, would be
!, on. 70 die and &c, out Of tormep, J
nee, than 10 have To ria 80. -,
morning for some forty or sd nse every ,
and box ones body no in an 4
comprehensive armor. h.no sort OF I
10 ones hips, and more weights 1unsil
he head, which last are supported hi,
he roots of the hair; put ones fee,
INTO shoes O number too small, and not
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-05-29

ILs press "a busy = making zlP1.a,
ne..s % he Sgp.s-. Be-c1 r.zE Jls
t.5s Cslsz 4szz-.@s, Geas.2. GE2-.
keeps ne placz 0 el, perhaps 70 :-s
CITES. L.GGeE. Il l3az loz5e. 2 CO..
tag u lie sea, (. "b--;y erztgA rgp
r-.y &C. i. Is Mass Gran; ray take :
!A-cy some wl.l dreamer s-ggcs.s
,4-: ): nay bs offered % Caa'.es
CCs--g-. Eoi-.1g but death cs9
~rt,e-..-cs Of = public life Of 1ep0-c
SINS cou.i make TIA! possible C,lk-
.1g o. Kellogg, Hove or Ton Mar
pay, Duel. or P.nc4baek 2!e more
key Il !s certain 20 BE .OmeGoGy
Tia: ought %: 10 have il-lMob..e
Z e-s'er.
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TIE NASHVILLE Bauer links i. ~.
- s,-P.d oT.:s.gl; CT he Is:t o. he
.zs. General Assembly "a: 70 4svs
E2-s p'oVaica for paying Re ;rs7t.
llg expenses !: .s1s. 0! lie three Con
uiss.ooeEs appointed 70 ~Eep:essl. the
Sac a. Vienna /: ~ggsd lave been
& s,si Investment 10 tzs s.s'4, sc5
le o~1s.s o. z.1s-t. !121s Il I=1ne-
see saoa4 lave c-ssd Il sPF:oFr..
-. O. yg. -s1e !. Themselves
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-05-29

T-s United States Eccnonis. sCe.k.
.1g 0! Nj Chase, says - life VS. CO
s-ot z: a period When lie vas l.Ysl
NOR. ~ser7icc45.e 70 lis c5gn,ry- men.
A..1o-g- lie VS. ina minority On the
Supreme Bench We, be va, correctly
Tsgsrlsd asa bleakHA.e: against the
Advancing tide Of corruption and cen
~. z1..9a. We cannot: follow her de.
parted statesman AMI jrr!s; through al,
BIZ c-.-@r b, 3: IS pEoPeE,a mem
b: otl.u :Iat in : period d cL-0.
all general disFlp,.,a Of c5ls.!.l.'
,.o-a. privileges be ;..ci IN b:.Ig lii,
co~lr,rymen back % the safe Old land
marks. He held, and properly So,
TIA, when the war wzs over tie cI
e,cise 0! the rar poTar r2s g menace
T. liberty, ard that the mere flc. Of
peace involved tie restoration Of con
s.ita..oaa. privileges. Ia fine, he via
d.catel tie majesty ot,he Law, and its
superiority over brute force.
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~InSOlvent Notice.

Having suggested the insolvency OF the
OF Daniel Weaver deceased. notice
Is hereby given to all persons indebted TO
AID estate 10 make payment. and those
having claims against the same are no,i-
he'd 70 Tile their claims with the Clerk of
the County Court Of Franklin county. and
July authenticated. within three months
date. or they will be forever barred.
April 9TH. ls73. VIC. WEAVER.
aprl0-3m Administrator.
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Dr.. Ha-riso- z-i Mr.. Hun
have b5za dlse-ss.ag y ...EAl:D II
Nashville From 81 Ne have seez 0.
TIE -I..sr Il ss.zs :14i Dr.. Il goi re
bss: o. Xr. II, Ini proved stat ~
have 2.rags 5e,IeT=l-,1A: spirits
.,.d 20 l-gi5ie conzuz.oz with -e--
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Nonresident Notice.
Mstc2lfs & Martin ct ais vs. Henry Lean
Gsrs. eI ais.
-n--.r - - -,.h Dit

Metc2lfs & Martin ct ais vs. Henry lean.
Gers. CT ais.
tOriginsl mi. and Attach. BILL
lyon motion Of compl2in2nts. sui It
appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Tick
and Master. from the Till in the aboy.
cause. which Is sworn 20. that d ,i-:rIl-
snt- Henri Lenders Ea nonresident 'i
the State Of Tennessee. OF his W~keg-abCg;i
is unknown 50 that tie ordinary p-o-res
of law cannot he served upon him.
Ii is therefore ordered thar publication
be made for four consecutive weeks int >
Home Journal. published in Winehe>;e-,
Tennessee. requiring said n0n-rp>iieu: de-
ie1dznt 20 appear on OF before Tire Fourth
Monday in June mex before tae Cl.-
Gerry Court - Winchester. rankin coLl,y
Tennessee and plead. answer. or ,lrmu. 20
clnylAin-nts bill. OF the same will .r
taken for confessed. and 81 for hearing
exQarte a. = hin1. Witness my haId IL
Office. in Winchester. this April >. l.73.
I. H. FINCH. {. & ".
mast 20
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Forty .tc-s4-d. t4cTe.s :! uy
81 1909 ~Logs4e4ls :. .e5setg s..
z---4-y s-.pel ;:.= s.
Rgoeraoa c2-a:y, AID 1900 5as-
eAs OF cgrz resolved f-gz o.lsr gci-2r
.~5laps8iel, o. o:1e ,,sis-n
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-05-29

President Grant has some queer
ideas regarding the rules TO be OBJ
served in making appointments in the
civil service, but his friend Gov. Moses
OF South Carolina is, if anything, still
more eccentric in his views on the same
subject. According to the Colleton
County Gazette, one Licksfeld Grant
had osen the wstchman at the State
mouse eTer since that building was
erected, bu; an acc.s, Of ;rs;.c,.o,
zeal has nov brought him 10 grief
The South Carolina Legislature had
unaccountably neglected TO steal III,
furniture from the Capitol before ad-
journing, and politician named jim
Washington undertook to remedy the
oversight Licksfeld Grant caught
him as he was removing the carpets
through one Of the windows Of the
building, and had him arrested. The
result o! this uncalled- for interference
with the custom ofSoutb Carolina pol.
iticIsns was o bring down on the faith
fol Waterman the wrath Of Gov Moses.
who at BIC removed Grant and sp-
the man whom be had caught
tesling in bis place. Gov. Moses re
ards the late election as q complete
OF his policy by the peo- =
lie. and governs himself accordingly. !
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DELINQUENT Tax Sales.
STATE OF TENNESSEE ]
FEAxELIS COUSYT CIKcClT CoCEr-l
NJ T--- T.-x 4

A4rS1 4tgl1- AcsS-
Whereas Joan G. H1arAh- TAX COilsrt-
CT Of the rGhlis taxes for Gke eo-nty o:
F-xnki-- hEs reported 10 CSur- the fol-
traits Sfiaad ard .0Wn lots. ~
AzEsn. been assessed for The taxes for the
rear III. thai The taxes thereon are due
and rt-Eiz u-pxsd, and fa1s the respect
sTs oTneS cffAe s4=e hare 10 gods and
ch1-Itls within MS cycsEy Of whieh he
"a. 5~sfrEiz fc- said axes to-Tit:
S4.e q Is-nasst u Carries RoEliH.
.cc.ora1 -Q-- -oW-l III 70 pHeher- civ!
district Nc. :. bcg11ei oz me T5sl %
b. NEEg2e-s l31: Ec-r1 ~ Jim Hunt
ss15k bE Ik.s- v ilhns' 1T SAID .: :
T1l1e3 81 SBG- one pcIl lax. Due
printers IT,. Isl: C+yks fee l5l;- COL
l1sE-s fl.1L- TotSl. ssIG
S11ie c! Ie1H@se- W c Z. Curt
Three isw- le,s In Wiseh%s,s-- firss loi
: AcZ-5e5 o. the west oy LhUs- jackson :
81. G. IT, rer1a ~ / street: est :! l1-
"a Owes ~; Ez3 i k.ovE - tAe O.-
I2l aD1 Second 10. = TIE --alT -c%
ho--1+1 - i1e -~; ~ he {. CeErc-
81. -orTL ~ tie Nae College LOT. On i1e
east ard saith ~ g1liA C1-s-: lot LII
No. 5 j. A-5E- ~ the Black lc. ofC. =
CEr-s tc1.-s5 OF TIE wEs; ~ AZ.
B.EtEis lcl G. the r5rta " tn Porter 1re
D5-zr le.; Or Tke et>E ~ RIrhG-4 lay
lc-s scI. Sz53 lgis are valued AZ Sl4un
Taxes 6E=- s.; PRIMERS f-- 10; eltrA
!te-.iiG. tcll@t.ogs r. l1N. Total. sll-
S-E.s CT Tennessee " {. P. Ccshr11--
One JoEE lC- il W~iE1Ats,s-. SoUntS. O.
l-z z1s:1 ~ the N & {. Railroad; on
TIE szsi By Elisha Mereliias lot; on the
sosIA-sEsI ~ J. 7. >lEI-tTs d. N&lu=-
A. S13JL Taxes doe. Si5-s: ole pol.-
10; slsgk. fee 10; printer: fee, Ia;
eolac,or's Zee. 10. Total S3l1i.
>-z.s Of Tennessee Vi Jane NSn2ne-
Fear own lais in Winchester. said for
los azTing teen considered formerly ;;
one lot On which widow Vsazb1e noS
lives ard b3q1ie3 % the vest BY : street
t.z -eE II ard tie College lot; On the e1.'
81 Or. NcEU-checns' lot; on the north by
Z s.-==t Y-h1ing between il zEo Roter'
EErE.-T's lc.- said Ap-s are vailed 4;
SL.Hpu: also 81 scres land valued AZ SCI, in
civil. district No. ! Taxes due, $500,
9.sI& 40. Total SD -
Stz-e CT Te-uzss@ = W. g. Brooks
JEe Town lot in W~inehesI--. bugD6e-
We. ~ : street: nrr,h oy %. o. wEici
--@rs J: = wagon shop: eass By LOT co-1-
pied 81 W. Ransom 2s : l1ut@F yard
"a =,
Up H..
49,. - ',-- ~ - ri-5
- , -
U--.T n
- -
r---Tt ~
cost. zDl: TOTAL. 1890.
=. " 80
49, ~ 80
- ---
- 49,
- -. $780, a.
- -. go ,si,
@ ,- y 81, o.! g5--a d
Y-
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- "a
=.
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I'M L-A
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. " I,
- T--z- ~
r. IS y1sr 80
- .5. ,.~H-T1 M -.
1870
~
-. - - so -. $50
- !. ~ - T.-Ir. -.
- -. =, -
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"a uaz-4-gA! .! &c press upon Tie
b1cE salary b-..2ss. HZs liz ze.-s ,.
restoring 10 he L 5 T-.ss.ry ors-
S.gt, 90 Q! IT, stolen zoasy
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-05-29

Or SspEsze Court EGs recszdy DE-
c1s1 .11 The marriage 0! -eyrSes
VIE il The s.E;e q ssysry r@s .egiu-
~
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Valuable Lands for Sale.
Wiley E. Wool. e,al. '. +. wool. a A.

WILEY Z. wools e,al. Woods q az.
By virtue ola decree Of the Honorable
Circuit Court Of Franklin county. Ten
nessee- heretofore pronounced In the above
cause. VIII. OF Monday. June End. ls73
at the Courthouse door in Winchester. Of
fer for sale TO the highest bidder Lots
Nos ! and 3 belonging 10 the estate OF
James and Elizabeth Moods. deed.
Lot No. !. OrCOye Tract. containing l13
acres.
Lot No. 3 or Pond Trace. containing 40
acres 3 rods and p poles.
said lands are situated in civil districts
Nos 2 and 3 Franklin county. Tennessee.
on toe road leading TO Huntsville. Ala.
about i've miles from Winchester. and on
the line ofthe Winchester aal Alabama
Railroad.
TERMS OF SALE.
The above described tracts Of land will
be sold on q credi. Of one. two aud three
years. except ten per cent. ofthe purchase
money. which viii be required in cash on
lay Of sale. The bjddings 10 commenced
Is follows:
On tract No. ], or Cave Tract, at sIiOol
Der acre.
On tract No. 3, or Pond Tract at slsDol
per acre. /
Notes with two or more good and suf-
lclent securities will be required OF the
purchasers and a lien retained on said
c NJ 20 secure the payment Of the pur-
q ~ MONEY. The rents and posssssioB
year. Apq;, s ne rsserved for the present
mayl-tas IL JACKSON, Clerk.
A0&&1 Il
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Gibson county had an earthquake on
tue 3D. /. vas Eel: eigh; of ten miles
north Of Trezevant.
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Pursuant 70 the above order OF sale.
will expose the said tracts Of land. royn
lots. and parts OF town lots. or 20 much Of
each OF them as will be sufficient 10 paw
the axes. costs and charges, thereon for
the year ISL. mentioned in above report.
70 public sale. 10 the highest bidder. for
cash. at the Courthouse door in Winches-
ter. on the Is Monday in July, 1873. il be-
ing the 9TH day Of said month.
JOHN q. HANNAH.
mayl-w Tax Collector.
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IL il therefore considered By the Cour.
that jusigmeE: be and is hereby rendered
against the Aforesaid tracts Of land and
town lots in tie name oi the State. for the
sums anDeIel % each. being the mount
fakes due s-verslly thereon for the year
FL. ana It = ordered b. he Court that
the said severaltra OF l2f and los. OF
20 much thereof a. SHALL be sufficient Of
Zach OF them 20 sa:isfy the taxes costs and
charges annex 10 them s~eyeral, b sold
- the law directs.
Witness, I. !. Jackson. Clerk OF our
said Court. at Office. 4th Mordav in March.
1913. I. J. JACKSON. Clerk.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-22
Rim Van Wrinkle,

Darts Hall contained one Of those select
audiences, Wednesday evening, for which
Rock Island and Moline have some celeb
rity-interspersed with an occasional boor
who used his feet instead of his hands in
applauding; and who generally laughed a
sort of horse laugh, and in the wrong place
There was one other nuisance-the squat
of that baby. Now, we don't desire the
father or the mother or the grandmother
Of that baby to harbor the idea that we
have any animosity towards that particular
baby We think if that special baby
had been consulted it would have emphati-
cally protested against the outrage of being
intruding upon and annoying the aud
fence. We really thought, on several occa-
sions, that the little thingwas doing its level
best to put an end to the baby nuisance,
by awakening emphatic indignation against
babies in public places. Now don't let
anybody think we don't like babies-in
their place If there is anything on earth
we do ike-in its place, it is baby. But
the place for babies is not ina theatre, or
concert, or church, and we assure allpeo-
pie who have babies that they have no
right to take them to such places and use
them to swindle people out Of an enter
tainment they have bong hit and paid for.
And we assert our belief that it is the duty
of those in charge of the doors of churches
or of places of exhibition, to refuse to ad-
NIT children in arms. So much for the
baby nuisance-at present.
We have seen Joe Jefferson, in his spe-
ciality, several times, in Booths and other
theatres, but we never saw him act the
part more charmingly than last evening
His support, too, was generally good, ant
all we lacked was fine opera house, with
such stage appliances as would have en-
abled the company to produce a better
general effect
Of the play itself, no description Of i
can enhance its beauties or fine sentiment
to those who saw it, or convey an adequate
idea of it, or of the genius of its master, Il
those who have not seen it. The utter in
ability of poor humanity, in some cases. u
resist the appetite for intoxicating drink
the mistake of vixenish wives in their eff
forts TO manage their husbands; thu
heartlessness and scoundrelism of men il
| their ambitious schemes; the beauty ant
power of innocent girlhoOd; the faithful
ness of loving hearts the almost certain
success of honest and persevering efforts
in a worldly way; were truthfully and at
fectingly exhibited Irving himself
not more inseparably connected with hi
own charming story than is Joe Jefferso
in its recital.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-22


By the following announcement, which
appeared in the Desmoines Leader Of the
goth inst, it will be seen that the owners
of the Leader have made a sensible move
induced Mr. j. s. Drake TO take hold of
half the institution Mr. d. will infuse an
amount of energy and ability into the con-
duct of the paper that has not been usual
with Democratic papers at the State CAPT
toll. Here is the item;
The publisher of the Leader has this
day formed co-partnership with Mr. J..
| s. Drake of Rock Island, Illinois. Mr..
! Drake is well known to the Democratic
party of the State, as a sterling Democrat,
/ and to the profession as a successful news
paper writer and business manager. He
was for a number Of years connected with
/ the Davenport Democrat, and since 1870
/ has been part owner and manager Of the
Rock Island Ill J ARGUS, one of the old
/ est and most influential Democratic papers
in Illinois, as well as the most successful
in business point Of view. Mr.. Drake
retains his interest in the Rock Island
| ARGUS, but has it so thoroughly systemat-
lied and in the hands of competent part
ners as to be able 10 give his entire time
I TO the business of the Leader. With this
introduction we welcome him back TO Iowa
/ journalism.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-22
UNJUSTIFIABLE.

Az Clay, president of the Kn0r eoun.
~ farmers association C. A. Hinckley-
president of the GaiesJurg farmers club
and A. J. Dunlap. one of the vice-presi
dents Of the state board of agriculture
are out in joint letter commencing Law.
renee, the railroad monopoly and lawyers
candidate for supreme judge, and de
nouncing the farmers candidate. 1t is
the same old Knoxville county question
the county seat Lawrence and his friends
being for Galesburg and Craig and his
friends for Knoxville The men who hap
pen to hold official positions in these farm
ers' clubs happen to be Galesburg men
and while, personally, they have right t.
vote or act as they please on this question
they have no right to use their official posi-
tons to the detriment of the farmers
movement or in favor Of the railroad mo
nopoly and lawyers candidate-and it i
quite likely they will soon be made to real
ize that fact. Besides this, their carr
contains several out-and-out falsehoods
and is altogether a tissue of misrepresen
tations. The card has been pretty thorough
ly ventilated and exposed throughout tn
district, and is not likely to mislead in
ltelhgent or independent farmers.