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Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-16
THE COURTS.

County (Ourt-O'MELvENY, j.
THURSDAY. Jan. ID.
Charles Harter VS. ID Observation-Disclosures
of Court i'm favor of plaintiff, and note ordered
TO be paid
People VS. V Lopez-On motion OF defence,
continued for the term.
+ 4 AerY VS. Louis Messmer-On trial.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-16

The people Of Oregon are peculiar
people. Ii appears to be their first
concern to elect rascals to Congress,
and the next to prove them to be ras-
Gals and demand their expulsion from
the body to which they were elected.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-16
San Francisco Mark efs---By Teleer pl,

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. ID.
FLOUR-EXtra, So 500S7.
WHEAT-Good, 81 %; Choice, So 321a.
BARLEY-Coast feed 81 30; bay feed 81 80;
brewing 81 50al 80.
OATS-OregOn 81 65; all kinds 81 50al 80
WOOIl-Medium l7@l8c. Fall bury l4c.
HIDES-California dry l8@lS1ac; salted 81
@S34c.
PROVISIONS-Chicago hams 1879; Califor-
mia bacon l0dllc; lard l0@l015c; 700 bbls mess
beef So 5OaS9; prime pork SIS 50@6.
CORN-Yellow 81 81.
HAY-Sl2@Sl4 per ton.
POTATOES Humboldts 81 O59sl %; other
kinds 80@90c
ONIONs-Consignment received yesterday
sold at 81 756lSl S71a.
Observation-Disclosures bacon 10h@l21Rc;
Oregon l0h@llc; Eastern l0dl2; SHOULDERS Ga
81; California plain hams l2H; Eastern sugar
cured hams l2@l41a; smoked beef $685.; Cali
fornia lard l0@l2c; Eastern lO1a@ll; mess
beef SO and $40 for bbls of $50 lbs.
DAIRY PRODUCTS-Fresh roll butter 30@
4Oc; firkin and picked 25@35c. Steeles cheese
l7c other California diaries 800 l8c; Eastern
l3R@l61a. Eggs 45c. Honey, 2Oa271a for choice
southern, and l5@2O for northern in comb;
strained 89l4c in bulk, and 81 50a9 so per case
of two dozen glass jars.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-16

The San joaquin Valley Argus says
the increased amount of land put in
cultivation in the cereals this year,
will be very great in all parts of Mer-
ced county.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-16

On the 10th of January Myron L..
Bird, one of Stockton's early settlers,
and an active, energetic business man,
died at his ranch ON the Calaveras, in
San Joaquin county.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-16

A party of hunters recently loaded
two wagons with 'jack rabbits'-7OO
to the lOad-from the spoils Of hunt
in Beckworth Valley. They took
them to the Virginia market.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-16
CITY AND SUBURBS.

School and Miscellaneous Books,
Law Books and Blank Forms-S.aionery.
Blank Books, Albums and Ladies' Writing
Cases. Pianos, Organs. Violins and Accord
Ions, and other Musical instruments for sale
at lowest prices, By BRODRICK 4 CO.,
booksellers and StatiOnerS
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-16

Indian Pete, convicted of the murder
of Miles H. Van SchOrach, at the De-
cember term of the District Court of
Humboldt county, was on the 3Oth ult.
sentenced to ten years imprisonment
in the State prison.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-16
Look at This!

The only place in the city to get
choice Engravings, Chromos, Oil Paintings,
ETC., is at NJ. v. Ponet's, 66 Main street, where
you can buy them cheap for cash, or pay in
weekly instalIments of from Is cents to 81, ac-
cording to the amount purchased.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-16

]. n. WolfskiA has received advices
that the Angelica wine shipped by
him to st. Louis will sell readily at
from So to 81 per gallon. 1t is worth
35 cents per-gallon here.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-16
Local Markets.
PROVISIONS,
ThermOnletrical Record.

According to the plan of the Smithsonian In
stitute. Kept especially for the HERALD by
Brodrick & Co., January 18th, "a.
A. M--602 r. M--68o r. M----63o
Average, 81,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-16

Over twenty-five inches of rain has
fallen in Grass Valley since the COM
mencement of the rainy season.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-16

Ha- The tide of immigration is steadily set
ting in, and the first thing eastern people do
is to throw away their New York Hats and buy
new one of DESMOND. They say there is no
comparison between the two.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-16

Oakland can now boast. of three
morning papers, one eveng paper,
three weekly papers, and one monthly
review.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-16
In the matter of the application of Sarah +.
rtlarke to hecome Il Sole Trader.

Clarke to become Sole Trader.
Notice is hereby given that Sarah F. Clarke,
wife ofGeorge J. Clarke, of the city of Los An
geles, county of Los Angeles, State of Califor-
County Court of the County Of Los Angeles,
California at the January term thereof to wit:
on the second day of February, a. d. 1874, for
an order of said court permitting her TO carry
on business in said city of Los Angeles in her
own name and on her own account. The
business she intends to carry on is that of
buying and selling and dealing in real and
personal property and merchandising in said
city of Los Angeles.
SARAH ]. CLARKE.
Los ANGELES, Cal, Jan. 3, 1874
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-16

John G. Pelton, ex-Superintendent
of Schools, is lying very i'll at ms resi-
dence in San Francisco
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-16

At Harris & Jacoby's Cash Store
Gentlemens fine Canton Flannel and Mer-
mo Underwear at one Dollar
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-16

At Harris 4 Jacoby's Cash Store
SchOol-books at reduced rates.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-16

A discovery of salt deposits has re-
Gently been made in the vicinity of
Petaluma,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-16
GET YOUR PIANOS FIXED.

DAUL SCHGN, THE ONLY
l. tuner but one to whom Matthias Gray
has ever given a letter of recommendation,
will arrive in a few days. During his last Wis.,
1t he TUNED 40 PIANOS. The best timer,
repairer and regulator who ever travelled.
For futher information apply at Brodrick's
Book Store. jall-lm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-16

Ba- Every style of Painting and Glazing
done in the highest style of art, and at roasOn-
able rates. by c. Raphael 4 Co.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-16
Special Notices.,

Fisher & Co. have a very fine stock
of Gold Spectaces. What is nicer and more
appropriate Holiday Present for an aged per-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-16


Following is list of exports received at the
depot await shipment:
January l5-474 bxs oranges; bx lemons;
bX lines; l046 bars bullion; 8 bbls tallow; lS4
wet hides 81 dry hides; | SIX walnuts; 2csks
wine; Dbl wine; II pkgs sugar cane Is bdls
sheepskins; iron safe: "a SKIS popcorn; cs
skins; bdls skins; 9sks beans; pkgs red
peppers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-16
Price of Piano Tuning
Reduced to $500.

Repairing d Regulating. Reasonable.
T y. PATRICK, Intending to Re-
q main in Los Angeles for several months
will reduce the price as above. Leave orders
at Simonds' Candy Store, No. Spring street,
or at the Emerson Piano Forte rooms, in the
Photographic Gallery, No. 65 Downey Block.
inl3lw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-16
Special Notice.

N M. BROWN, M. D., SURGEON
IL and Homeopathic Physician, Office,
l49 Main street, Los Angeles, California. Per-
sons living mt q distance can be treated by
mail by sending full NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. symp-
toms. Give all the symptoms as nearly as
possible in the order in which they occur,
time and conditions II any under which ag-
CARNATIONS occur, appearance of the tongue,
lip and edges of same, condition OF bowels,
appetite, thirst, etc.
Diseases which are incurable under allo-
pathc treatment are quickly and pleasantly
cured by HON eOpathy. Chronic diseases of
all kinds are especially susceptible to this
mode of treatment. jn3-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-16
A New BUSINESS.

Another line lot OF JeWelry, Watcn-
es, Diamonds, and Clocks, just received at
Fisher K Co.'s
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-16
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Port of San Pedro.

Jan. H-Bark Tidal Wave, in ballast for
Port Madison.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-16
Common Council.

Minutes read and approved.
The City Attorney reported that the
Mayor has voice both in the appoint
ment and removal of incumbents, con-
sequently no valid vacancy exists in
the Office of Zanjero. Received and
placed on file.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-16
WANTS-LosT-FouND.

Wants published at the rate of614 cents per
line for each insertion or 10 cents per line for
three Insertions No advertisement under
this head taken for less than % cents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-16

EOR SALE-S,S76 Acres of Land,
Il Good location for Ranch, perfect title,
and of which 800 acres can be irrigated, 400 are
bottom lands, and all grazing land. There is
also plenty of wood of nearly every descrip-
ton. Inquire OF
j. II. RAMIREZ,
inl6-tf Also street.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-08-06
Fourteenth District.
RIVER SIDE, Aug. 81

RIVER SIDE, Aug. 81.
EltOr Home JO}nWdl;
AS it has been somc time since your
readers have heard from the north side OF
Elk river, | will again giycy you Anew dots
We ave now having an abundance OF rain,
rs the dark waving masses and beautiful
louu shoots of corn will fully testify. |
never saw corn look better in this neigh.
borhool: although \ in some sections or Bed
ford and Lincoln cUWntic, it is the S~arrir>l
known for years. Millct very good. III
fact everything seems much revived
Even the birds louder carol forth thci'
songs
so pretty and gay;
The dover hoist UP thcirhradS
And in l~ovelicr tints themselves array.
Yes, Mr., Editor, | uhink veal have mucI
causc to thank the great givcr OF AL Soo'
things.
Candidates are working like bees, bu
their troubles will som be DER.
Your cores pendent attended mectin
at Owl Hollow yesterday. The meeting
began last Saturday, There was a larS
and respectful audience and was much "
and beauty from Winchester, salem, an
surrounding country. Had an cXrelIc'
sermon from the presiding elder, Mr. \
liSon. in the morning, and Il good eNort'
ton from that invInciblo rrNlHail>t' y
Mayhcw. in the afternoon. y nNmorr
mourucrs went upto the altar, and mul'
2, interest seems to be manifested. They II
$ tend to protract the meeting, more a'o
4 SUBSCRIBER,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-08-06

day morning, and found him terribly
beaten. but think he viii recover. ~ there
were no internal injuries. Wade anal uoil
came back to Dcchrrl late in the even nE,
both drunk. and raised II row with a negro
man. COTS brother came ont 60 try to
qucIl the disturbance, when they hotl'
grew furious and fought everybody th!l
came in their way. In the 'm,lce' wade
was knocked down by Cons brother,
Cons mother and sister came up and trlyG
to paciCy him, buC it was no co. II"
Knocked them right AMI left The knock,
down that Wade got settled him, and
finally they got CONC lict.
No arrests have been heard Of yet.
ltls to be regretted that these boys have
turned uuS such despcradoeS, rs they BOTH
have parents living in this town who are
quiet, pcaccubIe citizens. y.
y. S,-Writtpn in ahurry, Perhaps yol
have Il more correct statement, iorE"
to state that Akin was robbed OF some toU
or five dollars in money, and no doubt |
was their intention to lob him Nhen the,
LETT Dechtrd, y.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-08-06
Valuable Lands
@ Sale.
Y. D. Gregory VS., Mary Slater an'

Y. D. Gregory VS.. Mary Slater and
others.
10y VIRTUE OF a DECREE or THE
ID County Court OF Franklin county,
Tennessee, pronounced in the above cause
at the July Term. 1874, Of the County
Court. | will, rs Clerk and special Conn
missioner, Offer for sale at the courthouse
door IN the town Of Winchester, on the
First Monday in September, 1874,
it being the 7th day Of said month, upon Il
credit Of one, two and three years, tie
lands, houses and lots Of which John T..
SLATER, died, seized and possessed, w
The H0me Wacr. containing %
acres, 3 roods aud q poles. BiddlnSS To
commence at $50 per acre.
me Hohc lTHc%, of 81. acres. BID
dings to commence at $50 per acre
YWe f-GCTe Lot. Buildings to com
mrncc at SO per acre.
YHe tirO UG0di0Hd IrdCfS, con
tanning Il acres. > rood. aud 20 poles, vii
be sold intwolotS. Bidding, to commence
at SO per acre each.
me .tuen HOH&c, situated in th'
CORPORATION. Biddiugs TO commence Il
$3.50 90.
The house aud lot known rs the H"f
GG6HrHc SGiDOH. BiGdtngs to com
mrncc at $4,000.
me ire estate Of 4. ). H"tr" I!
iw0 Gdirr&. The buildings TO commrnc
A, follows: The onc occupied hy ur.'
c. ShapArl to commence at FSO, an" III
one adjoining the samG on the west
commence ut SllO'O0. :,
Said lands are adjoining and near II
curuOralion Of Winchester, ana the hol'''
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-08-06

The CoSvENTIOS.-lt was held mot
>holleu") in Winchester last Monday ana
the result can be found by referring tothe
Secrctary's report in this paper. 1t very
short, but long enough. We would only
say that it was one of the tuHeSt ,oh'en-
tons ever held in this county. Every us
trict was represented save three, and TINS
lthc lst,) was one OF the three, andup 10
this good hour we know Of no excuse why
it was no: represented, for the call hau
been made by proper authority ana 'n'
people Of the county came up promptIy II!
good faith, III accordance with WHAT th'H
SAW In tho Home journal, and came Us
good Democrats. determined TO express
themselves plainly and without eq!il'pcn-
ton. That expression manitcs'eu 'l'ttl u
the choice of Hon. A. :. Marks Tor GOV
crpor. and Hon. JnO. NJ. Bright Tor III
grcssman. In the first manifestation We
are most thoroughly Pleased, ana III IN,
second we make 10 objection. our hcui,
was warm for al the aspirants, ana VT
were careful to not exhibit any persona
preference. But we saw the dfv'-tn'
fceling--and then our concern was "
harmony. To us indiyldnW pEticlonot
were trash, but the success oil our par
everything. And this is the feeling WIZ
nerves our hand as we write. Inc AM
canizatian of the South; Negro supreme
cy; Radical rule which looks 10 feutla
bay0nets, and a third term lot MI"hI
ouerous taxation. and a thousand ms WI
follow in the wake of Democratic oi,sen
ton. To prevent this we used the n,':c =
our influence, and the result was suliIErc'I
good to cause us great pleasure. llu'
land we confess it with pain.) the CONVEX
ton was not quite so harmonious ~ "
desired and hoped it would be. ihuiNI'
ual preferences operated badly. but no
the Ominous clouds are past ahc We nay
heard no mutterings from any one :,
acquiescc, Just Us they should no.. icy
matters fade out OF sight before tue ~
rious sun of Democracy. lie VINO won
do aught to dim the brightness thereof
no Democrat. and no friend OF the oont
IT some were beaten in Their peF,on
preferences. and if there was soulc ~
discorG, some manifestation OF anxlcl
&c---thesc things are common TO opnse
tons. Let no Radical or negro lauen
his sleeve. This Is Il white mans cover
ment, created by white men, iuleu :,
white men. and destined to continue !
should. under white men. We VIII I'D
no more Uheatiiam johnson foellsh"
and wickedncss. Chcatham ana Johhs
men met and mingled. and spoke anu so,
III this Convention. and the result Is
fora ,.- .s-.,.:4na ur. In nrAlnE-s
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-08-06
Dcchcrd News.
DrCHrRD, Tenn, Aug. 3, lo'i'
D1TOE Home JOURNAL:

DrcurRD, Tenn, Aug. 3, ISL.
EprroR HOME Journal:
Last Friday n man by the name OF AKIN
came through Dccherd, having with MN
a d~oublr-barrcl shot gun, Oh his way TO
VIM. Hollis. (who lives on Rock ,reek'
and who is Il gunSmith,) to have some re-
pairinp done to his gun. Nhllc at thls
nrlacc he fell in with Pat Goif and george
Wade, both railroad brakesmen, but uhdeI
SUSPENSION at this time. They Learned
that Akin had a little money, n LOT III
with him TO treat, and Induced nm 10 0uy
q quart OF wliskcy, which he dld, they
telling him that they were golng out III
the country a short distance. II "ouiu
| ca hi, routo. On going about two miles II
| The direction of Tat:'s Mill. they stopped
/ NJ = negro mans house George Hancock :
| IN get some water. They told Akin TO -
i, and call tor some wafer. lie reiuscu, o!
he around that be was unacqialhtcn
/ thinking that 1t was Il white man resi-
dance. Wade grew iurioui, and told hill
witb an oath, that he had insulttd MN
and struck him with somettln? tAkll
,inps not know what aad knocked mn
sen,elc,s. They then beat him ana klehe'
him. and abused him numerically, u
,ir,lIy rot him some distance from wner
,he array began. and left him lying III IN
rnud. where he lay all night: Next morn
= iIe lie wa, picked up by ar. bISart In
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-08-06

Messrs. Estill & Brother announce III
this issue that they have repaired and
have in splendid condition their fIoui
Mill one mile northwest Of Winchester
one thing is ccrtain-thcy are turning o0'
os GOOD flour as we ever saw or tasted. We
sot fifty pounds from them the other day
and we arc sure that the meanest cook ii
the world couldn't fail to make good bis,
emit out of such good flour. And II d
Clements, [known to us all in the army a
"OId Kerbc") is their miller, and fully
understands his business.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-08-06

PEEsoNAL.-llen. A. s. ColyaF has been
in town several days attending Circuit
Court. TO hear his shr'll voice in law
sDccch transports us back to the days OF
carter, Vcnable, Ross andTurncy. twenty
years ago; and although lie has had many
LEGAL conflicts since then, Ne seems as tUl
of energy and industry as ever' and IL
hard to handle in a lawsuit. His prcSen'
Youthful appearance is apotcnt arSumen.
in bchalfo of temperance. Mr.. ColyNr hat
,,ony warm friends in this county.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-08-06

MARRIED.-At the residence of the
brides father, in this place, on TUESDAY
evening, 2Sth inst, by Rev. Il, W.. Mitch
oil Mr' JONI A.. LAwIHG, formerly of
Winchester, Tenn, to Miss MARY rRANCIs,
d,mohtcr of Alexander Hunt, Of Athens.
-rAthens (Ala.) Post, July 3lst.
We wish John and his bride great hap,
pincss. lie is a deserving young NAN, and
stands in the esteem of our people here
second to no young man raised in Win
chester. We admire him for his industry
md his warmnrss of heart, and congratu-
late his bride upon having won him as :
partner for life.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-08-06
THE COUNTY CONVENTION.
Nearly Il Full Representations.
1t Declares for Marks and Fright

According to the call Of the Democratic
Executive Committee, the pcopicot RAM
lin county, through their District repre-
sentntiycs. appointrda at primary meetings,
convened in Winchester on the 81 oi Au-
gust for the purpose of selecting delegates
10 the Conventions that are to be hcld IN
Nashville and Shelbyville-the first to
nominate a candidate for Governor, ana
the other 10 nominate a candidate to rep
resent this, the 9TH Congressional District
The SAINT delegates were appointed to cac''
Convention.
After some preliminary attempts at Or
qanizatfon, Dr. Jno. j. W. Payne vas
called to the Chair, and j. NJ, ltusScy
elected Secretary.
The followiug-nancd delegates were
appointed by the Convention, io-wIt;
district No. IT. d. Gregory, Je,s'
Arlcdgc, W. j. SLATER and Il. DuIirld.
2.-Isaac Gray and Ashton hutterworlh
3.-A. c. Ilumlce, Il, N. Mann, T., +
Moscly and }. NJ, Anderson.
&c. l.. Jones, p. ). Mo'ely' w. l.
Keith and -. }. Martin,
5.-E. Malhcs, j. NJ. Donaldson and )
NJ RUsscy.
i, G.-W. +. Gregory and W. n. Taylor,
Wv S. Byron and 7. W.IIoIt.
=, S.-B. +. Knight, LaIay cite Lynch an
Lewis Anderson.
9.-Jno. l.. Bennett and 5. u. Rowe.
10.-,Jas. Sargent and T. \. Keith.
I.-n. b. Cowan, Joe Holder and NJ y
Il Matthews.
PHO. r. Anderson, Jno. Shcrley an
j.. 7. BraHelton.
8.-Fielding Rice, W. Sells and 7. VIII
kerson.
III. A. Silvcrtooth and ]. II. Graham
> lG-D. G.. Rice and James Tankcrsiy'
17.-Jno. j. w. Payne, j. K. Oliver an
W. +. Gray.
1S.-H. II. Roberts and John Miller.
After many proposition. or resolution
and considerable speaking by various pc
sons, the Convention decided to 90 IN
thc selection of candidates for GoYerh'
and Congress. which resulted III a uhali
mouSdeclarationrer Hon. As. Marks It
Governor. and Hon. Jno. NJ. Bright
the first choice for Congress.
JNO. j. w. PAYNE, PreS't.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-08-06

Che Last Gilt concert Ao'r""'''
The announcement OF the po,tponcment
of the last gilt concert OF lNr lWhl'c ! i
brnry OF Kentucky will not s~"r,risc he
uubIic, In Governor RranilettS card,
published below, he gives reasons ior II
which will be accepted WlthoU, question
bv every one. The management ~ tll''
instance, consulting tie interests OF tich-
ct-holdcrS ard those d"SiI ming to become
tickcL-holdclS. have not waited un | ll'e
la t day to make this announcement, NV,
lust us soon rs they became satisfied ol Ihr
necessity of this po,tp,heHcnt, nave
promptly made the anrouncemeht, 1t Is
unnecessary to review the causes Wh'th
have he e.Si'ated this action, rs I cy are
fully r,citrd in Governor ErainI"lts care
The pr0mUtncsS and lrUnknrsSNl u "h'cl
the bubble have been made aware oil lllr
intention Of the manager viii meet Win
the hearty communication OF every one
and excite such a new interest n conli-
lencr in the scheme anl the ability OF tae
manager to perform what he promises
that there can be 70 doubt thal on llr Gay
specified the last concert VIII be u lUlI one
PoSrrONEMENT LAST GIFT coNCENI-A
CARD TO the PUBLIC.
The announcement Of the poStponcmcn
OF liC nIlH illN IlNb 'Vh'''1 W :. : WV
+ Library OF Kentucky to the 3Otl Ncvcm
her, am satisfied will surprise icN a.
disappointn none of the friends and patron
of Tie enterprise. Indeed. amy otnr
II course would create dissatisfaction. Wit
| A precedent OF II pOstponcment oi 'arl
l. the four concerts which have already bee
d given. the public have very naturally an
st reasonably expected that in this, 10y IA
II the LARGEST scheme Of the Scrlcs ana u
largest ever offered to the world. tie san
course would be followed. and there Al
" thousands all over the country WGo Al
only waiting for the setting Of "A c'rtd
fceI day for the drawing before scndil
in their orders. The sales of tickets
this date have been highly satisfactory
III and a large draw ing might he had on Il
I'D 3lst July. but, feeling assured that Il Sllo
"uoStpourmrut would enable us 10 close o
ut The remainder ufthe tickets and make Il
drawing Il fun one, we have adopted I
NJ course which has evidently been anita
~ mtcd, and which must cvcntuate me
&c satisfactorily for all.
sit Now that the day OF the drawing Is Il
nd solutrly determined, there remains
mt further occasion for delay, and | wo'
~ urge the friends Of the enterprise, "
Ia intend to purchase tickets, to send IN Tho
)r. orders, as it will taN my office loiIS ulm'
of capacity to accomplish AL that Is e"
lch done in the short time which remains
in the sale of tickets.
on. VIlOS. +. BRNMHEIIE,
AGENT and Manager
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-08-06

ISclpENr,--An amusing incident oc-
,rrr.d in the Court 0 sometime since
y, cosc had been tried before Il Justice OF
,ho pcoce at Decherd, vino rendered de-
oi.ion in favor OF one of the parties fer 10
ocnts. The defendant appealed to the
Circuit Court. and while the case was pro-
,,o.sinr. the Clerk. Mr.. II. J, Jackson, ten
Iered the amount 10 cents to the defend
out and the case went cut Of Court, cau5-
tho much amusement to tic bar and spec
iatOrs.