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, 1873-11-11

Mr. ncMinE'R SCfonndc, m Described |
by His Own Pnpcr--vvho Wcro Thcro !
--DistfnEufalicd Citizens and n Band |
..prcacntnti0n uE n Medal to tho
ssGkOrlOua - Lcnslcr ss~-NIr. IEcAfnE'a
Spccch--11c Declare. 1ne IEns Thrown
or Tho Republican pnrty Yoikc--a1o
ItlndEca tho tspooplc,a Isnrtys' to Il
HGout, E3fifctaatt, nntl Iuoncst t:nv-
err,ncllt 's--st witty and Animated ~
lecs,iurIss by HIcssrs. Coalhs,urls,
Lfc1,, CallaisIkoy, 1sonntrcn, NI..**ny,
Schueninger, ttntl Othcrs--A Et-.+t of
Rouson niltl n Eloxv Of Wine.
Tho Sunday edition Of tho Slaats-Zeit.n9 con-
taina tic following account Of tho sorsnatio glyon
to Mr., IIobing on Saturday night:
II sas inevitable, aftor tho grand victory which tho
people'a Marty won that tho nocosaty should mHko
itsef foit of having In addition to tie ta,nal.aqs
and on Tic North Bde and which hroao from the 1rak
i,upulses Of uncomfortable Joy, moro 1ot anu as-
n aa spee @ o @
ervces of tho acknowledged leader and o1
T6us It eanc about that yesterday evening hr. A:
@. Heaing waa aurprsod at is house BY the visit o.
r. sshssainsss sssias sse a
John n. Hointree, Ad. McAvoy, Lengsehf;r, gss,h;,
t SsSm e. Sn F.
H. u. Miller, ec.,about 1fy gentlemen ~ all. They
were acconpantca by the assat Wostern Light auara
n..e. -, n.es1iant Tneh, ,ssrcnsde o - ~~
fter t1o rnraa ind a.aen,1]od In the prcet nar1or
- 4 ho,,se n1,d HaT l,ccn wcIcnmc1 rs SIr TInsjnu
ond ii. ,viro NJ II Il Winsto hnnlei fE htr ITcsi1t
s @ f"rr,,o ~ Tia crest merits in lin aurcrsY of tln
onnt,af .aanat 1nr;tsnar and nronteayinu Tint the
nm,s e,nrtu fomnaaI v, i,ie naat. nIrn womi1 ie
tha WITT ~ tha f1Jnre a anlrnt. nniS metln an
sucmnnriaj. snc WITH tho inscriuio1t: 0~
| ITO Oun GLon1ouE LEADER,
~ - r, ,,, ~ - Wrmonx ~. =, nm nr, ,o,ouu r,r
| IN THE oAt1A@ ~" rnrv = AD A'"'ooe A'0
ar. 1r,, ,,1 -. a.nr,o.oa 4, ur.r,, +o,c,. 1,fa
Aior aar' s tss'nS M h @ nT raenn"n - ~ sary,,cea
tnanka tor nv n5 me ti4 10 ia not arrioa -, thc
palu LIN! n9 ~ rnottnn ~ .mv ro.v,rd ~ raro1
coneat III tne ~ III - s " ,.s 1uTs ~ .con
hton nus shst @ ~ ,t .rs ~ ,aiJ @ ~ H.va ~ hen lana
~ aao esen tnas itp ~ ,t ~; ia an,tI M ~ Wnna,
Geaui W. s tY. ,n,r5 r. 3n nh,+ i'o comid r.
sraa1 ia III mot ss,m In bonor ri lin vciory
e s.e ~ ~ , not hnvo Won It r. All tho 1thernj
ene1 no .d nv o atoo% ~ ,nnot mereiv thoaa n
81 mi tnna ~ nativs Mrti, aud In rei1ccd t,a
~ .io - asv hot thcra ,gnre mora ~ fho 1ns
ao Was add Son ~ ,ss s th ' poia Iartu tho ha .cnr
anaa, nnGa i'sea WAN I'' Ae'p''' fo1'' ''"A A~e
| nssetle"' ,,,., Iii,
After no had sGen that morning eonla po uono "a.
existing parties, he Ind boldly thrown oi tho fart
yoko Ho had come to aoW tnnt no parsy yht aon f. f.
man II po"eE .onHee t LUZ t re,,1, u,rt~ ."a nm
coming corrupt 70 !ar % % ne par.5 WIS .co oo
earned, ne Was eong4nceo nnt - "ouu b!1 ~, 6' =,
efficient, and noneat COVER H. @ aaa uu @ ~
mud tho paper which 1e aau ~ phrt tne aonor ~ ~!
rcaent wonla 10 Tue nlst 10 a'scoxe' a."
, 1873-11-11

Fatal Result OF II Eight on H0Rruafho
Propeller Lowell.

rataI Result of IL Eight on Noardat tho
! Propeller Lowell.
At O'Clock yesterday afternoon, peculiar
encounter took place on board the propeller
+: Lowell. OF the Northern transportation Limo,
alyin in tho river ut the foot Of Lasalle Atroet,
;resulting in the drowning of tho aroman,
Etman named John Ice.
Ii It appears thai at tho hour named the
|! engineer OF tho vessel, Augustus saylos.
had loft the eugiuo-roon, aud was filling the fur-
Iinaco with coal. Hearing steam ESCAPING from
tho valoa OF tue engine, ho crtod out, "Who'a
there" The Nreman, Lee, responded, " am. !"
In few minutes the engineer observed that the
| naddlo-wheots wore moving slowly. and, ollragod
| 1t tho fact TINT Ills engine was being tamperod
with, ho rushed up stairs into tho engine room,
where lo found Leo Attempting 60 open VaaYe
gino, aud, perhaps, startod tho Vesael' Ae Or
dared Leo to leave the engine at once, but the
latter responded by making IN insolont ro1nark.
sn Taf'S @ S " n to 4 qa tito t1 to
tn turn u the blow. without auceoas. The ,two' two
mon then clinohed. and wore about
to go down, whom sayy!sa, yIss, ,.i2y, iy ~
tlfsw o hf' e s way {od d9on On % t. tht
deck, where ho stumbled and fell down tho gang
way, and, striking board that was laid from tn
vessel to tho pier, Ae rolled into the river n1ae
was drowned bofoto assistance eon1n mt ~ too aa
himself. as lo could easily have done BY clutch clutch
n arnoIa l,y tho tall, or was too much intoxicate4
to apprccinto bis danger, THO latter Ia the mos
reasnpablo suppositon, as he had boon drinknI
oxoessyey days apd hnd hem suspend
~ srhe niYray had boon observed by polio
olicor, Who Who promptly arrested saylos and tw
Station. gayloa viii hayo preliminary s,;am ',1
, Jic sonu1s to 10 u worthy man, much cstca me
by his employers. llo deoply regreta tue re NJ! y
i of tho encounter. Eforta to recover Loos t'ui'
: wero unsucccnrfu1. He was employed OIL ti
Lowell as hremau, waa 22 years ola. una
: ao0toh1nau.
, 1873-11-11
-r4
MARINE.


= R1vALs.............Nov.1U 10.
scar Coral, Lincoln, lumber:
schr petEe!, Muskcgon, lumber: ,,,.,
+: Shr Jcaais Phillips, hlantstes, lumber.
Ta99ss 3sx Ssaa sa,o s2 nanaa sanarss. saa''''
schr g. q. Mixor, oswcgo, coal.
solr Adra atic, Muakegon lumber: ,,,,o,>o,
qItn Prom Al Annie nj Aurie, Muskegon, lumber,
sssr 5oses ~ en,sk9MGSn T. Muaseao., a%esf Iumbor
schr Seventh. on 10. Mnskegon, lumber. =
sehr Dispatch, Sturgeon n4y, lumber:
schr schr nhrco Anr slia nss. Il Mcnornnce lumber.
schr Hofald, Lu,linston. lumber.
Rsrss narss O. ooden n. i1arsa, Grand Haven. lumber.
Barge G. F. Alon, orkna Mayen, M inn1bss;; 1s,;;.r
schs Moseilo. Ford River, lumber
schr ganona, oswego ealt: & .,, ,,,,
sehr sss ae s9yio5s nasssIa r!of, saa sin pasx'
schr Fayetts Brown, aa'o nntfa''o' coa' coa'.
Prop james & Tish sr}!o Tn hntao; sno;,sap sanf'e'
Prop rotomac, IuIalo, ;a''ndrtes.
Prop Badger State, ,'uufalo, sundries.
schr ]: Taylor Ghsb9yKax, tfasa aainpsf: 1,,GSer
Prop Toluao, Buffalo, sMniricu.
Bchr Reindeer, 0swcEo, coal.
schr Willard, Green Bay, LUMBER
OI.EANED. ...,... Nor. 10.
Prop oconto Escanah 1Go hrIs hss5 i'm ,a
sclF Jeva!o Phillips, Mara'ee 1oooo ba CATS i0o oeS
sctr s. naies Empire Pier tons corn moal' u bFs
pork 10 hr|s t,our Sna @ a"ndrss, hs sao b o.t, 10
se c'ss9 Ses Ss:i e aas santss ha 0u
schr IIgglo i jonrs, nutialo, X, 600 bu corn.
schr MosheF pe.rptt 1s Guy ~ hM 5 ef1,': m wheat
Prop rsvorlto Msomince 5u0 bu oats, 80 brs beef
N10' s brls oil, a5 brla salt, and snudres.
'' IS Sra doar % brls beo' Is brls PORK, and sun
/
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A Suggestion ns to tho Gxpositlon-
{1utlufMXs

IlMtlNfMNs
ES to e"ssao s'aaost through your COL
,,n',a IT. tt,"sn whom il may concern, tho nro-
ns, r;at, ~ 10 ,rosI nos an Of tho Expntto building
Jiy fnr lio nrponoa Of f~nsling p ;or aud room 10
iRdiwjdmaI f sny ux foe uquare, furnishing
lin 1,ocosnnry mower to drive tl1eIr machines;
.ro,iuo iro f,o k'dine properly heatad and otor-
wsa IN pno,l order Tor tletr uao, Mt low chargo.
amo1, n M earranremolt ought to yiold at once q
niont ono tn ann IN INV for o cleaning, repairs,
a,a'1'o.n,as ana niher 7u nncessary @ ' oxponaos. m
In cnnnontinn with this enterprise there
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ming It out on IL. Tho following Ia tho SCORE
1araa nna aa m.ate1ay redced by so1ors
,ne|y' ,1y' oaroleas plays towards tho olono
Htss'ngtr-lH. TO- ., 1929 A1;31 q 3 aa
~ 'dreraaca-DnsHtngcr, 2-al Ubassy, u 28,3l
jidhfst rus-DesaunRer, IL, H. 10, 90, 10 Ubaasy,
GO, 81, II, 20. ~, 70, Gs, G8.
THE GAMES TO-DAY
will bo os followB Afternoon Dion nri
George Slos4on, Maurice Dnfy anl rotor Snyder.
EyonIng-Alhert Garnfcr md John Dossungor.
Maurico Dnly md ucorgo 6losaon.
, 1873-11-11

BLOOMINGTON, H., Nov. 10.-Tho funeral OF
1., Cook occurs 6t Normal tomorrow. Tho
uol. at luis residence will bo attended by an
9orraeo n'men.o concourso Of ctizens from Normal,
Ills s9 ID ss Ct III s'1 Mssss aeS saa
pefs nron ~ nn ombers Of tho Rallroad Board, and
hnd ntom 49, ~ tha gsnc, will be present. The
the sgsfGtaff leonard, Of Normal Alntatar Of the
H1eoTn:urecational 1eT: Church, to which Col Cook be-
1onaod. viii eonduct the Service.
, 1873-11-11
SUICIDE.

speetal corresponde'cs q 4HS chteago Tribune; 1,.
wegia,l girl, WHO has boon in tho employ oi
JAMES y. aimpaon, OF Deeorah, H., committed
suicide last night. Tho yorllot of tho Coronora
Jury WAS that the decaasod cano to her death
from abortion. No party can as yet be connect"
I'd with 1t.
, 1873-11-11

Wore In fair loand ut 90 for corn to Buffalo, or de-
c}tpo Of 6c from Saturdays rato Vessels wera ake
for Uswego ut w for wheat. rho engagements re:
ported wuro follows 10 IuAalo-ssl4r Niagara aud
baFe Superior, corn ut Gu; Eolr Tecumaeh WhcAt on
private tarms nrop Idaho. wheat and corn tprpuRh%
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Sc1lcnck's Mandrake Pills.

Those pills are composed exclusively Of vegetable In
Rroena and although thoy eatiroly snporssds thu uso
directly tho lvoE and a.c valuable remedy ia
state of that organ. M?or Coplnnt bilious Disorders.
Indigestion, Sick HoAdacha 1Pphoid Eeyors d., A9.,
ali eccumb tho rno Of Sohancks Mandrake PILLS.
For s1lo by nil dsu9RIsta and GpRpr8
, 1873-11-11

Imitators n1ld Their Scheme!

ob to Rrof at lnst Only original discoveries ko that
81 Dr. Hombold,. stand tho test o time. Aslinhods
that roasos @ full xlttues stil rulied upon to cure
e. ts' Eaota Il bls.patlen I'd sonbios
arg organs In ofthce fills stohdy successful msdl
iaits JoIIN I, HiiHRY, NV York, solo Agent
, 1873-11-11

Illinois t. Michigan Onnnk
oAsA1 OFFICE, on1o*oo. Nov. 1o.IAnn!vEpmEs
q %" sss Wes, 8 d yds
T., Lemont, 70 yt!s stone; Neacue, Lcnont, as yas
eora 6h!eaao Dolo, vtlsa 1000 bu corn Hercules,
Sfs S' ~ Sa r' % 1 ba 't oen
selea. 5000 u corn; Maple Lcaf birds Bridge s,ooo
S r%nT s, Loapo L. 6oo ba Ma5
30 yds stone; Con- Mcphoraon, Lcmont, % yda stone
Th!,nderbelt, Lemont, 20 yds stone sugo Willow
~ Mes If 100 es; ss
s. bra 81 S1s T.. fs
lumber, 1850 lbs merchandise, tons coal Seneca;
Es9;n 5sg sr1 IT, GsISss, f: 1s ;Tss
mont Trageior. Lamont Admiral Lomont, 2i.tl6 II
sprngs oonsao4 81 eont Gen. Mepeessen, MpSes Mle L.
mont Gun. shornan Seneca.
NGy 0 eesn aB o.
tawa Onondaga, Morris, $500 bn corn 5000 bu osss.
6675 lbs empty brls Industry Morris. 1000 hu corn,
l,7oo lbs seed prop Wasp Summit, IS yas stone.
Vessels Passed Detroit.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 10.-pAasED DowK-.Props
Nebraska, Alaska, Arctic, Empre sa,o nasks ,1 1we
sow, tsis ill., Ksth, + NJ xsnp sun5'ss aSids fassr,
1. Hanna, Francis Palms, James King. .. 3: Austin,
oha uo 9RI 81 FIT IT, daa msva1,
nattls, Banana, CLARA patksr, David Wsis. CITY q
riverside, onond.sa, Flyins Mist Monitor, 4srve.t
Home, Homer. gam oook, Hoboken. 4: ". Lucky
Psssab n4y Stfop y d G ssxse a;s stsss T. H.
| Dan Foot, pridu Of America.
-Derks Var. Valkenburs, Dissol: schrs II. Foster,
E4ssss1 Vr-prop 5anech and barge,
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and prop ]. Fisk, wheat through prop not named,
Vanderbilt corn at CSC. To oawego-schr Bhmana,
wheat It like; sor J. nigler corn on private m terms;
lurgh-8chr not naincd corn on owners account 70
8nri.ia-rrop Uty Of Detroit ind bnrgc Guiding Btar
wheat anil corn On private torms Total, 10 capacity
oqlal to 100, 900 bu wheat, md "a, 600 bi corn.
, 1873-11-11

Premature Loss of tho Hair,
which ts 20 common Nowadays may be eutirey proEonted
thousands Of caaes whore tho hair coming ont IL
handstu and hns nevo5 failed to aEost IT, and to
satio ulo u.1tivalfed drcasuE haiE. single
application will rendor 1t H0 and RloS1y {of several daJa
For sale BY druggists everywtIcrs.
, 1873-11-11


ssresn 9er an nnm elected bs Committee
appointed at the last meeting 20 SECURE su1e- ~
able rooms for the meetings Of aho "sev noSerS Of
scenco BY paying for tho gas aud b :atlng, a ana
rooms at tho PaeiAc Hotol were offort d TO them
without any charge whatovor. It wass >eclaou 10
accept tho offer Of the p19prietoss o. thn snt
ablo quarters Dr.. John Bartlett read le2e.!hg -
aasay on tho " Aguo Plant" after whiGhtthe
meeting adjourned.
Inst Friday German named John
| Bauer informed real-eatato, dea'ar named
% 81 1,obo in piece of suburban property. which
nromisod a good profit. Einehon Informed
| him that ho had ten lota, ]ocabod on
| tho Grand Boulevard, IN the Town OF hyde
unroted handsomely colored map upon which
tho lots wero described. Having groat conf
deuoo In EinehoH's integrity, he contractod for
tho property without going to sec IT, ana ne
ho drove out to Wow his new possessions. but
found thom not. Returning to the city, he be-
gan an investigation OF tho location OF tho tots,
and found them to be situated nearer to the 70
Chicago, aud, what was moat diecouraglng, he
discovered tint they were but 70 foet long and
feet wide. Bauer made an affidavit to the truth
OF these statements before Justice paggett. q
warrant WAS issued for Einehoffs arrest, and
WAS executed by Constable Hartman. Eineho&t
was was placed undor 81 900 bonds to appear before
Justice Daggott next Friday for furthor naml-
nation.
Tho Sherman House has changed hands. MIR.
N. O. Munson, Of Boston. being unwilling to
conduct 1t any longor. tho late panic having
made 1t difficult to borrow money. It Is aale
that the house was paying exponseh and aomo 2 :
thing over. That money WAS duo and unpaid i
stated, The cxaot amount iB not known: but !
approximatod 900. Part OF 1t was'owing TO-
| furniture md the remainder for rent. Ther
woro no mortgages, and Of courao there coult
bo no foreclosures. Beyond tho attachment
Fiold, Iteiter & Co., no ono attempted to oolloc
. money Of Mr. Mungon. It arpeara, however
! Tint stipulation In tho loaBo had been violated
and ths led Col. Frank Sherman to try to 50
npBseBsion Of the hotol and run 1t in tho intoreH
9 Of tho Sherman estate. Last Saturday week
t md Mr. Marsh, tho Tr1,stoo OF tho estate, won
;. TO Boston and Jaw hIr. MunBon. They talkod
l. him. and tho result was transfcr OF tho forn
!, turo. oto., at an agreed price, tho hotol asHuH
= ing tue indebtedness aud paying to Mr. MunBo
tho difforonc hotweon tho sum decided upon nl
tho lobts. Tho now propriotors took posse1a,slo'
U ! yoster1ay. The preHent manager, Mr. =:
!, Mupsop, remains n charge temporarily. IT
said Col, Sherman will bo tue now manager, al
that Mr., ParaonH will bo steward.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-13
Original Attachment.

G. W. Bowling, &C., admir- of II. G.. W.
Grant, vs. James Nj. Martin.
The plaintiff, on affidavit that the de-
PENDANT is indebted to the estate of II. &.
W. Grant. deed and is 4 nonresident OF
the State OF Tennessee, or that he so alb
seconds or is Ascending. or con,cals him
self. so that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served upon him; and having
obtained from j. NJ. Donaldson, a Justice
of the Peace of franklin county, Tenn q,
an original attachment against the estate
of the defendant. ret rnable bctoreh him or
some other Justice of the Peace for Frank
lin county; and the same having been
levied upon. one black mare mule years
old next spring. and about II hands high,
and one oX-wagon painted red. with new
tyer, as the property ofJ NJ. Martin; and
said attachment having been returned be-
fore me by |. II. Hall. a constable, who
levied the same.
1t is therefore ordered by me that the
defendant appear before me on the 2Gth
day of March, 1873, at my Oilicce, to defend
said attachment sust, or it will be pro
ceeded with eX parte. 1t is further or
dered by me that this notice be published
in the Home Journal. a newspaper pub
lished at Winchester, Tenn. This Febru-
AIRY Goth, 1873.
JOHN NJ. DONALDSON.
Justice of the Peace for Franklin Co.
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-13

NEW ApvERT1sEMENTs.-If YOU wan
music, musical instruments of any Kline
nc, call on or send to McClure's Tempt
OF MusA, Nashville, You will find on
David 5. Curle there, and you will b.
treated right. See advertisement.
W.. ID. Chick, Esq, advcrtiscs himself a.
agent for 4 Family Bible. We have cx.
amined the specimen, and have no hest,
fancy in recommending it to be all that
M says. In fact, it is the finest and mos
complete publication of Holy Writ we
have.ever seen.
Miss Bohan & Floersh, of Nashville, ! ave
made \ typographical change in their adj
rcrtiscment. We have dealt with this
millinery house, and been pleased. While
other houses of like character have failed.
this one still fourislies, and we are glad
of it, for the proprietresscs are worthy,
anoswcll supplied with goods.
Dillin, WinStcad & Nave is the title of a
new firm in Nashville. Their advertise
inent will explain their business. Mr..
i"0tS'u was iVlHIcIiy III WV npOU anu
shoe trade, and was ,latcly burned out,
He now enters into partnership with two
gentlemen who are about rs clever as him
self, and w earnestly hope to see them
receive a heavy patronage from Franklin
county. They sell articles that are in
daily demand, and we can say, from per-
sonal knowledge, that their stock is larger
and more select than can be found in any
otherlhouse in Nashville. Besides, their
goods are all fresh.
Messrs, Dortch & lIaddoX, Druggists,
advertise a preparation called Extract of
Broom Top, and tell what it iscomposcd OF
1t is especially intended for diseases ofthe
liver and kidney, and Il particular friend
of ours who used several bottles Of it for
rclict of his kidneys tells Us that it cured
him entirely. 1t is sold by Dortch &
iladdoX only, and we must add that these
gentlemen are no blowing humbugs.
Speaking for o%urself, we would say that
any article recommended by Mr., Matt
Dortch would appreciate at once fifty per
cent. in value in oar estimation.
Col. L. D.. Sanford, at Decherd, Adver-
'ises a variety of valuable things for sale.
Read what he offers.
Vaughan Il Martin have dissolved part
nership. Read the announcement
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-13

DELI INTEREST Livery man and wo.
man Is more or less actuated by self-intcr.
est. But not all men or women know
now to advance this dominating charac-
teriStico OF nature. In mercantile matters
tle undersigned think they have attained
the open sesame OF the matter, and that
Is: ray the highest market price for all
Kinds of produce, and sell sugar,c coffee.
Tea, groceries generally; and Hardware,
cutlery; SAT-, bacon, garden seeds, farm
implements, &c, at Il small advance on
cost; IL the readers Of the Home Journal
mink we are mistaken, call on
W. W. GARNER & Co.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-13

VIII not exceed 100000. Lut even thi,
amount will be sorcly felt. And it Il
pleasant TO hear that the citizens are
not dishcartened. As one of our cor
respondents remarks: They have not
hung their harpS upon the willows
but say that Salem must. and shall
De rebuilt. For nearly half Il century
Mrs, Cowan's hotel had has an enable
reputation. She went to Salem in 1925.
since her death Miss Amanda Cowan and
her widowed sister (Mrs, Gen. CampbelD
have occupied the house,And we would be
$ale IN saying that no one ever got an in
ierIor meal of victuals there. BY close at
tehtlon to business and economy they have
saved enough to rebuild, and they will do
for to them there is no place so dear as
salem, Franklin county, Tennessee.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-13

MAMMOTH RASPBERRY We have from
Pinney d Co.. Il very fun description O
the NammoM or Nootka Sound Raspberry
Ihey regard it as Il very valuable acquisi,
ton to our Small Fruits for Garden Cul.
ture. The berry is by far the largest O.
anything known in the Raspberry tamil '
besides being II most prolific bearer. The
canes are short, thick and st out. and en-
tlrcly free from thorn, supporting their
immense load Of fruit without any support
or danger of breaking down. The fruit
rs It's name in dicatcs. is of mammoth pro-
portlonS-from thrGc-quarters to one and
ohr~lalf inches across-a brilliant scarlet
Color lis flavor is entirely different from
any other raspberry known. having Il pc-
c'ilar TART. somewhat resembling that Of
the cranberry, unknown to any other of
Tn" Raspberry family but really no more
sour 1t Is pleasant and agreeable and is
pronounced "dcliciouS" by all who taste
IT, when in blossom it is a very SNOWY
towering shrub, covered thickly with its
broad snow-white flowers, eacRan inch or
more IN diameter, with its ample palmatc
leaves somewhat resembling the crane.
bat' 1t Is the most snowy and beautiful
when covered with ripe fruit. The large.
brilliant scarlet colorcd berries, in dense
upright clusters, give it a richness and
beauty scarcely approached by aIy other
ornamental shrub.
This Raspberry has not vet been very
widely tested, but as far as we have known
us being tried it has proved entirely
satisfactory and is well worthy Il trial by
every man. They offer the plants at these
prices: len plants, by express, $500.
single plant, by mail, so. Address, Pin
lcy Y Co., Sturgeon Bay, Wis.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-13
Non Resident Notice.

p. Il. Curtis, administrator of +. L lIor-
ton, deed, vs. j. VI. Martin and a. C..
Attachment Bill.
On motion OF complainant, and it APP
pearing to the satisfaction of the Clerk Il
Master. from the Bill which is sworn to,
that defendant, James Monroe Martin, IL
either u nonresident of the State of Ten
nesscc, or is a~bsconding and concealing
himself 50 that the ordinary process Of law
cannot be served upon him.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for tour successive weeks in the
Home Journal, published in Winchester,
Tenn. requiring said Nonresident defend
ants to appear on or before the mex term
of the Chanctry Court, to be held in the
town of Winchester. Tennessee on the 4tl,
Monday in June next, and plead an
swer or demur to the compliments bill,
or the same will be taken for
confessed, and set for hearing OK parte
rs to them. Wines my hand, at office,
this February 22d. 1878.
J.. II. FINCH. G. Il N.
marG-it AZ /
Colyar Il Curtis and Fitzpatrick, GregI
DRY & Davss. solicitors tor complainant.I
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-13
~CONFLAGRATlON Al SALEM.
The Village Destroyed &.

We are under many obligatiomst to Prof.
r. J. Middleton. Rev. y. L. Power, and
others, for information in regard to the
lire in Salem. which occurred ON Friday.
che Tth instant. From the letters before
rs we learn that the fire originated IN the
,mokchousc of Mrs. Amanda Cowan. about
no'clsck =. NJ. at which timca brisk wind
from the south drove the flames iurionSly'
,.,ir.t TO thcxitchen. then to Il large frame
ho,sc and brick,hotcl, and being then past
the puwcr OF human control the fiery clc-
mont soon devoured the adjoining build
ines owned and occupied by G. w. Bow
Iinr. E,ur.. and Mcssrs. Martin & Thonp-
.on. The flames then crossed the street
and consumed Captain a. {. Pldnilec ;
brick store house, his new frame store
house, and his dwelling. kitchen and smoke
house. Then came, as fuel to the flames,
Mr.. Rcubcn Farri-' dwelling, Samncl
pr,rseI,', Loot aud shoe store. and an I'M
occupied frame hou:c formally used for
.,loon purposes ly G.. II. Williams. and
situated across another street crossing ut
RIGHT angles the street on which the fire
nririratctl. Every business house IN the
village was destroyed. Most ofthc goods
saved, but in Il damaged condition, of
course.
A large amount of bacon. lard, corn,
,.bc,t. &c, was destroyed. and We learn
that nearly. If not all. the furniture IN the
hotel and in Capt. Plumlec's and faris'
residences was lost.
We have been handed the following es
innate of loss and damage to the persons
.,,oJ tn-wit.