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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
A Short POStpOnement or II
Fifth Gilt Concert.

Az manager ofthe lift concerts given in
aid nf tn, Pullic Library OF Kentucky
nv %position creates an important trust IN
hrhalf of he Public Library and the
ti,kctholdrrs Of the fifth giit concert. Inc
Public Library OF kentn,k Ky and the tirk-
ctholdrrs are jointly Interested IN the
AMOUNT Of the drawing. Iie lar2erthe
fund to be distributed in gifts the gre 'trr
will he the yitt awarded to each lucky
ti,kct-heider and the more the amount re-
allied Nv the Library. To have "A fu,i
drawing j. so maniirstly to the interest "t
tao.t Interested that. rather than rave \
fractional drawing on the 3hh INST" l
deem it due to the trust rOnfluru 10 me
Inv the tjcket-holdrrs and the Public I'll
hrary OF KeLturky. that \ short postpone
| ment he ma,ir to enable me to dispose VI
the unsold tickrt- and have aflll drawing.
Though the VERY large amount now IN
hank would enable Us to distribute hand
som. yifts. vet we should feel d~isappoiht-
ed in tl,i, o,rr last concert. should We he
comurlled To make IL fractional drawing
however large.
We have received 30 very large a mum
her of letters from all parts vt til" country
from those most largely Interested. nrSihl
A DOstpOnrmrnt il all the tickets !" no
sold by the Both, that we feel >trrnGtheh''
in our sense Of duty tn the tlrket-i'"lirr
and the Publir Library. to MAKE the post
mnemcnt. Unirr the circumstance, W
Rave determined, in the inter st ORAL par
!. ties. TO postpone the concert and drawn;
70 saturday. February n. 1870. at wh'r
time the drawing will positively tas
place. and. Is a guarantee OF go"u ia't
=. towsrl tirket-hOllers. W. pledge onrsel'e
, to refund to any ticket-h"lter his none
/, npon presentation OF his ticket, sh"',ld u
, drawn. fail to come off at t'rdav roy
u liked. The past. We feel assured. WIN u
= sufficient guarantee " all Interested th'
tliry will be fairly and honestly dra
n with. The money paid for tickets Is "a
;. credly preserved against all contlngenrl'
q until after the payment of the gittS. att
= which the expenses are to be Reimburse
and the Public Library is to be paiu !
profits. Nov. %. 1874.
Tuus. f. BRAMLETTE,
Agent and Manager.
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$4,000 GIVEN AWAY !

We will send the Home Journal and the
Louisville Weekly tourier-Jo"rnas' post
ace pre- pail on both papers, for one year,
for $3.50.
The Weekly Courier-Journal is the
great family paper of the Southwest IL
will. on December 81, 1874. distribute I'M
partially SlO.OC0 in valuable presents
,mopy its subs. rihrr.. and every su''srrip-
ton sent through us will he entitled 10 a
registered and numbered receipt for inns
Distribution.
"VALDlVI.A;' TALE OF THE SOUTH
a magnificent serial story. VIII he com
menrcd in the Weekly Courier-Jourtal
early in November.
Send us $500 and get both papers.
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Clubbing Rates.

Below will be found a list Of periodicals
with which we club-lhc regular snhsrrlp-
tion price of each, and what they can 0c
had for in connection with the Home
journal, to-wit:
"Appleton's Journal" n, Appleton q
Co, publishers, New York. Sl.5o per All
num-. Home journal and Appleton one
year tor 1925.
The Popular Science Monthly d.
Appleton n Co.. New York. $500 per an
mum. 1t and the Home journal for s6'Oo'
New York Mcdical Journal $lOo
per annrm. 1t and the Home journal one
year tor 1925
"Littell's Living Age Boston. Pub
liallrd weekly $500 per annum. For
SS.75 we will SEND it AMI the Home Jour
nal one year.
"Harper'S Magazine,"-Si2e %perannun
Home journal and Harper one year To-
1925,
"llarper's Dazaar,'-Ncw York. siV
Der annum. 1t and the Home Journal TO
$5.25
"Godey's I.ady's Book" Philadelphia
So O per mum 1t and the Home Jour
nal one year Tor $4.5O'
i .Scirn,itic American New York
So 70 per annum 1t and the Home Jsus
nal for 81 70.
The Galaxy" New i~erk-S42o pc
annum. 1t and the Home journal ic
1923.
$ "Peyerson's Magazine" Philadelphia
Y $500 per annum, II and the Home JvuI
~ nal one year for $3.50.
"Ballsu's Magazine" including chr'
i mo. one year, $l.6o. The same and u
Home Journal one year, 1920. Nitho'
chrome. 1925.
Frank LeSli-'s Illustrated Newspaper
n 500 per annum. 1t amt the Home Jou
;" nal for $500.
:. :. rank I.eslir's Chimney Corner
a s4.CO per annum. j: ant the Home Jou
IA nal for So 90. .
&c Frank Leslie's Lady's Magazine
of So. 30. 1t and the Home Journal for VI
y, per mum
y. "Atlantic Monthly" Boston. $500
~ annum. 1t and the Home journal
ri! 500.
IS The South" New York. So W per Il
Nv nun. 1t and the Home journal, 81.
is -. These rates include postage WIN
j. will he paid by the publishers III "''a'
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From Crow Creek.
ANDERSON, Tenn, Dec. 7, 1874

ANDERSON. Tenn, Dec Z, 1871
Editor Home journal: 49,.
IA we have not written Won for some Il'n.
ne concluded to give you a few zen, u.
some local interest over here. feoptr"a.
about through sowing wheat. imS.
quantity has been put in. anu the carry
sowing looks well. u,,.,sd the
/. F'Anderson has about completed .ne
srst wheat mill ever erectei on oro"
creek this side Of the State llne'
A stray genius passed down the c,ees
lately selling to the yerdant a pal1" e, ~
"sipi for catching fish. He charSSd s anv
for the receipt, and it was this; .iake on" "
o.. oil OF loafrage and mix with tue 9ai.
The bows whom he sold 40 chsdIty u,o Wv
take the hint until the rascal wa lii -
Mr.. John McCsllie lost i large dog an,
TO nyer one year ago. "a tree killed n,m,
And his wife put up two little sns .i,na'
pigs and fed them only the usuM a,o"
ance Tor the dog. The hogs or prs W.,
killed a few days since and the ne. y.
nearly 600 pounds pork. We prtdisl ~" "a
,hrrs viii he a general dog kii''hR y
Grow s,on. Mere % p.-
Yours DO, fA'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10

Contrasting market prices here in VIM
chester with prices in Shelbyville, Fay
.,teyille, and surrounding towns, we
wou,d come to the conclusion we had the
highest price market Of all. In Shelby
,;lle German Millet sells at 80 cents per
no hounds; Hungarian IS cents and Tin
.,bv and Herds Grass At 75al0O.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10

The election OLA Mayor and Aldermen
;, aerye nextyeer is being discussed, and
!, Is. very proper. We do not think our
...n,e take sufficient interest in clecting
,l1ermen, and therefore have less cause
=. complain Of inefficient management.
W. hope We shall have as good a Board
,.xt year az the present.
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Nonresident Notice.
Michael Kennedy and wife VS.. Thomas

Michael Kennedy and wife VS.. Thomas
RatiVrd
Upon motion. and 1t appearing 10 ihs
satisfaction of the Court. rom thf iellt'on
,i,J In The above cause. which is sworn
r., that tIs defendant. Thos. Ratford. Is u
non-rrsidrnt of the state OF Tennessee, so
The ordinary process OF law cannot be
served upon him.
It i, therefore ordered by the Court thai
nuhli,atiou be made Tor tour consecutive
weeks requiring said defendant to app,ea'
ON or before the 1T Monday In December
1874, and plead. answer r demur to Peti
lion, or the same will he taken Tor comics
,ed. and act for hearing exparte rs TO INN.
Witness my hand. at Office in Wihshss
ter. Nov. I'd, 1874. ..
GLEN. ARLEDGE, Clerk.
noy6-4S AW
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10

ExpLANArIoN.-Since the publication OF
the above. several persons have sent Z" us
TO know if we would take lumber barter
&C., AS pay ment. We now say that l"r
S3. -. az al, rrliscd. We will send the Lou
isyille Courirr-JOnrual and the honc
journal one year, ,ut payment IN ASH
must he made in advance. Each one 80
subscribing will have a ticket III the o's-
@trlbution of $4,000 worth OF handsome
presents whici, the Couri,r-JoHrnal pro-
posp.to distribute among It's patrons, Dec
81. 1874.
The Courier.Journal IS one OF tn. hes
papers published in America. and we mere
offer it and the Home journal for $3.N Il
i- paid in advance. AT the same time yo'
paw no postage, and will have IA chance II
the distribution Of presents the Courier
journal proposes to make.
~ - ITTVR
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10

A break in our press last week caused Us
II delay of several hours in order to iaVe''
mendcd. consequently our subscribers III
the lower portion OF the couAty tia no.
get the Journal quite o time And t''
sickness OF our foreman may cause ailotlle
delay this week.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10

Read the prominent card Of Leneha0.
g. Co.. Decherd. The success
they are meeting with is due to the TACT
that they purchase with care the gooos
that our people need. They are dlii'sen'
in business, perfectly correct and-t'e!
IL no, hid. their light under a bushei
Like. the church bells which advertise tna'
..rv;e.s will soon begin, they ring out
the bargains they Offer
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10
MARY SHARP COLLEGE,

Local patrons of the College are hereby
notified tnat amy thing W. need III Tue way
OF supplies. ncces>nrles ol living lor "'''en
We TIA, 4 to pay money, VIII be receive" III
payment Tor TUITION these nave tt"'es
Dee. Z. 1874. u. }.
devY-2w Alc"'"Ie''
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10
BARBERING.

F.. A. STARkEY. with an experience
ortwrnty-thrcr wears in his trade. invite
the custom of all who want 10 b" shaved
shampoonra, or to have their hair cut or
dressed in neat style at prices to suit the
sE- Hair or whiskers dyed neatly and
well. . -,
sB- Special contracts made with III
who wish to shave 10y the Month.
~ No credit. +. 4. STAkkEi'
nrr,s Winchester, Tenn
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10

Last year the corporation tax OF Leba-
,,on IA town about the size OF WincheS-
ter, WAS seventy-hvecent OH the hundred
dollars. Seven thousand dollars were col
,,cted from the citizens, and yet, says n
correspondent Of the Lebanon Herald,
"no Improvements were made, but all the
money was spent and SIX or seven hundred
dollars of Indebtedness created" We don't
think, in view Of this statement that we
in Winchester have much cause to com
Main at 20 cents on the $lO0. albeit the
craveling done so far is not very much
and very poorly done. In other words II
ia toe thin and narrow. looking like II
sribbon in the middle ofthc street,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10

The January number of "p'tersnn's
Magazine" is just received, ahe"l' as
usual, of all others. "As Good AS II Moth
er," the principal s%tecl-plate, Is one OF rare
beauty Even Unto Death" is an nnu-
.ually powerful story, by Frank Lee Ben
sdict, illustrated by another tirSt-class
steel engraving. The douhle-size coiored
steel fashion plate, and the Berlin pattern
the latter printed in ten colorS, are alone
worth the price Of the number; but beslae
these, there are about forty wood en-
cravings, with music. stories, novelets
poetry. &c. This Magazine claims t" DC
both the cheapest and best. The terms are
but tive dollars year to single suoscr''
bers, postage free. Peterson the HOME
Journal one year, postage free, for $3.50
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10
Masonic,

All members ofLodgc, Ne. 1883, are ear
nestly requested to attend a Regular meet
ioy Of the Lodge, Saturday p. m. Dee. 10Th,
business of Importance to be transact
Al W. l.. Buckley,
d.sq-9v Secretary.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10

90 ROW expect to have Christmas tricks
20 sell, and do you want to cell themf Adj
rar.,se. then. in next weeks Journal.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10

We IRE greatly encouraged by the re-
ception of II considerable number W new
subscriptions within the last week or two
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10
MARRIED..

At the G. p. Church. 81, inst, by Rev.
James Campbell, Mr.. c, B, Russcy to Miss
W. X, Turner, Harry Henderson and
Miss Ida Smith, Attendants.
The church was crowded with specta-
tors, and the ceremony Was t~astriuiIy per
formed. Next day II splendid Reception
vas given at the residence Of the bride
groom's parents, near town, and a large
numhcr of friends were made happy. Al
of them, with Our.clf, wish the newly
welded couple u~nalioycd Joy forever II
brief, we hope that Heaven may blrs
them with u fruition OF ali their londeS
hopes.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10

Old inhabitants tell us this has been the
most beautiful Fall within their remem-
brance,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10

Good t,our makes good bread, and II yon
want good -four you can get 1t from Syler
u Mann. Their mil i>in splendid order
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10

The friends OF u God in the Con
stilution' amendment are preparing i"i
a National Convention December 10
and Ii, They still tear that the AZ
might, cannot properly perform H.,
worK unless recognized hy the FEEDER
Constitution, But they are harmless
lunatics.- Avalanche.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10

Have you n policy Of insurance on your
residence, or business house. or gools? IL
not, call on W. j.. SLATER at once n get
,eliabie indemnity IN a good company
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10
vT0yEyDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 0, 1874

cold winter is coming God pity the
psor. Anybody can say th"t' But actions
are told speak louder than words.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10

The RAINBow.--li0w many Of the Home
journal readers saw the rainbow last
Thursday morning? 1t was a full recon-
pense to us, il we had no other, tor being
an early riser. Words are insufficient to
describe its loneliness. 1t surpassed any
thing of the kind we ever heheld, IL was
a complete half circle, Gestriding the earth
in the West. and all its gorgeous colors
distinct in unbrOken l0yeliness from base
to base.
g In fair proportion running from the red
70 where the violet fades into the sky
At the same time the WI was illumin-
ating the East. and in the Enthusiasm OF
our heart tor all things beautiful, We could
but wish that God had made the world
thus in the beginning to remain 80 FOR
ever. But if lie had. wicked and unap-
preciatiye mcn wenld 20 ON in their sin
and uncharitabictess; their bargain
driving and envy, just as ~zea'"u''y ah'
wantonly as they do under the dull leader
sky which shuts out the normal blue D
Heaven as we write. And so. when thi
beautiful refraction faded away.-'dit'
away in nraven'-w recalled our wisl
and said to ourself: God doeth all thing
we'll"
Twas born in a moment, yet quick u
its birth.
It had stretched to the uttermoSt ends
the earth,
And tair us an angel, il floated as tree,
With awing on the earth and II wing O
the sea-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10

NorIcr.-Anrr January lst' 1870 we
will be forced 10 prepay postage on every
Home Journal sent ont OF FRANKLIN county
consequently our terms will be as 'oIlow.i
T.,,a, -, ,,o,th. ~ 20
Six Observation-Disclosures
Three ,.,",",,'''",'" 90
This does net affect the subscribers At
ali. The only difference is that zee pay
On. postage and they pay US, Subscribers
living In the county viii have no postage
40 pny. Further, no name viii he tnter,a
upon our books unless the subscription pe
paid in advance.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10

Remember that all subscribers In arrears
the lst day of January next VIII be erased
from our books.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10

Gold in New lorI last Monday opened
at Ni!s and closed 1T ma.
Tennessee bonds closed the same DAY
at n.
Cotton was dull nj IA y ior midd'ing up
land.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10

FORD-STEW ART.-By Rev. W. b.
Wattcrson at the residence OF Newton
Robertson, oil the I'd day Of Dec, Mr.. VIM,
NJ. Ford, of Ala to Miss NJ. &. Stewart, OF
franklin county, Tenn.
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HOTEL,
WINCHESTER, TENN.
J, G.. HOPKINS

Having taken charge ofthe hotel bul!alng
in Winchester, promises TO give 'ioNc ~
l@tention to guests. ana lhrMiSh Ms 'ao.e
Win th, hest the market affords. Terms
mnI,rnt.. deeply
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-10
The Favorite Home Remedy

This nnrivallrd Medicine is WARRANTED
NOT to contain a single particle OF MrI
curry. or any injurious mineral substance
huf Is
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DECHERD, TENN.

syy-Physlcians' rescriptlon'sccurat''y
ompouuIed. at all hours, day or night.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-09
n I.sra, s.f~H. -.


Our readers VII exei,se HE siesrsl' cf
heal items but they tn's~t hlanse timmr
.elyrs l,,r IL, they will not fight, and
they Win NJ sili. and thss win -.,ot.barn
but behave themselves 10 snch All 10
considerably quiet aud matter q fact way.
thai the most ingenious ruinai,cer ~s'ii'i
fail To- extract innre tLan an Item or ~
outoftlm ineideia Of . week. - they
must lie content with liberal supply u
state News. whici. viii Ice found 10 lie ap.
t,roprlate column
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LAT uqk We sdsvTlisra uss is-s ~
Mr, W. a. ti,aham ~ u, u hairless Ca.
On THURSDAY bsx ~ i'sfne~s "a.
hrpuehi 60 III. dslo, lof l'Ilnsssf - Gina
ham. The Agent Nf. H~dve,t ~as ga she
~lsFs. Inflammation was sisrn. and col
ofed man. naw known - Ab"r i.as'isr,
formerly Major Dickson. YEA. arrested a'
sl,r sisi~i. mnd sxalnll,ed tekee Esauits
Nunlrk. xnd falling 10 give ton.l iiitlit
sum n three hundtrd slclIass Nc sas cosi.
nssisd ~ jasl. 800
!. foa Fsl.lsy. sas,leisni hall sxss iesriefs.l
but sissIsr warrant was lasatd agdns'
ihs ccunea on s,seslieF ciMFEe 81 iheiL
aud he @s- fenssilata 70 Jall.
Probably beiorr hls lsial ~ feisa-s 4
clue win have isva obtalHed 10 uucl, y
The ngusry . prevalent u late IN lid
,icinily. rIa. on ~
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HIe For shrls..nas
Coon NEWS FHya SANTA CLAUS.

! ID .
AS it Ii very doubtful about Santa Claus
visiting HillslWrO this Christmas, az lie
has t.s,k his departure 70 the cold regions
to get married ON christmas eve; but be.
fore lie took his departure Ire did mot ior-.
get 10 send full supply Of valuable Gifts
aud Presents 10 iIis Head Quarter III
Hilislmro Many niceaiid valuable pres.
rnts have already arrived for Ills lite
folks, and will continue ~ arrive every
WEEK Z UNTIL CHRISTMAS DAY.
SUCH "a 'f6ysofevery description, Frenci,
aud common Candies; Apples, Raisins.
Figs C.coairuls, Nuts ~ every kind, Lein-
oils, Oranges, Acr,rtleOifs, Harps, aud
niast every conceivable article In tire
fancy line. He seBds greeting 20 all Ibis.
friends. and wishes them all n happy
CnrisInias ;ard his last request II ior eys
eryiaaiy 20 call al his Head Quarter afs,i
get supplied for Christmas Holidays.
Ia addition 10 santa Claus gopis, we
keep constantly ON hand ihe besl Chew.
ing aud Smoking r0tnHeo, snuff, and the
finest imported Cigars.
We viii receive Ia il few days mir lot 0f
ire Works, such a. Cla,keis, T0rpedOrs,
Roman can lies. shy Rockets, Spit Devils,
Bne-iighl and every description, Of Fire
Work. We will ais, have Oh land Il full
supply III Fine Groceries, expressly for
Cii,i-tmas. In fact we can supply yoa
wiih most oil sou shall wan; =, We i'eg
iaab Ladies and Gentlemen. aud evvr.y-
i,ply else, to call anil examine our stock.
Our y.nng Mr. R.e+nnid, viii he NJ lis
pr,-t ready ~ walt on ali WIN may call.
Allow us w cnnclusion TO return our
sine re iharks To- our customers for the
very literal patronage FIR tEe last II
m ntiSs ana beg Tor q continuance Of the
1 HOSENOSD,S SON.
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town and brother to tile former editor ~
the Presbyterian. was found on Thanks
giving ssay by party Of YONG gentie-l
men bunting III the woods near tuw,i, iit
an insensible condition. He was brought
home, on yesterday morning, about six
O'Clock he died. His death Ia supposed g
have resulted from exposure He leaves
wife aud several Children Concord Sum,
Joel A. Cooper. postmaster NJ Ensland's
Point, Il. Cherokee county and ! youhg
man of highly respectable parentage. has
been arrested for arobbi,ig the nails'--
Naws Aiea stzs8&A NtW8 fsess7 4f
y ss4a asts isa NJ sss sss4.l
Z The Piedmont Pres says, Judge Cloud
Is ilnnting fora wife la the Mountains.
Tile Young man Parish, who was shot
aiasut fifteen days ago, IT the boarding
house Of Mr.. sIcNinch, Il gfad,,aily inn
proving He IL allie 10 be up occasionally,
and TO walk about fora short time. The
ball has never been extracted, and the
young man still suffers with pain ID his
stomach at odd intervals. The mother Of
young Norris. whudid the shooting. has
been very Kind to tie Wounded man. mus
sns him assi.iuou b aud io!ng over, thing
in her power to alleviate his suiit rings--
Observer.
Eight ll.ieyes were convicted ut Meek
lenburg Cour,, and seAieiced 10 the leni,-.
Tertiary. 'aS s4
Ar. w. ". Mitchell, fatherq os 4. r.
Mitchell. .Esq; the Representative frgai
Franklin County ID the Gci,er'a AS
sembIy. died al his resiJr',ee IN Eranklin-
ton Friday night. The 9th Instant, in :he
SD. year u his aye. Mr. Mitehen was =
leading and prominent citizen q tl'r
county. and his lvss viii be sadly de-
plorr d. his soii was summoned iioine
from his seat in the House by stsiegraii
on Wednesday last, aud was with lis
fatber II his dralii. Nevs a
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TnE LEE EsrATE. I

~ ~ 4a
By . decision rendered inthe Uniie'i
States district court for the eastern DIS
trici Of Virginia, Judge iIugl,e~ presiding.
10 All aelion ofrjrclnleiit. brought by titn.
". q. Lee W. AzrD Chase the mill pro-
periy on Four-miie linn. In Fairfax cs'niiiy
MAS ordered % be restored 70 ssii; Lee, The
lesisre ~ The late q. w. Parke fusli-'4A
The Significance oT this decision lies b.
lie fAct thai The iract 10 question y 4 pait
of tie oid Arlington estate, bsionging io
tl,r late Mrs. Rai,erl +. Ler. wiki remain.
der over 10 tirurxe W Z. Lee. and wae
sold ~ the government for alleged non-
payment ~ taxes. under the dif.sl Tax sci
oI Is52. The govelnmrnL holds the Ar
lingt on properly Ly .he same title pre-
ciseiy ~ The estate a4ljddsed "a Grir Lee.
Payment 81 the Lax in question. which
vas very small, was tradered Al the time
by friend Of Mrs. Lee. and Was refused
under rule sdal ted by the tax com
missioner. mt 10 recrivetlse tar fsom any
onr hul the owner IN peraaa. 0tller es-
tales were siI under similar rircuin-
-tsnc~s. il twoofthe-e cases. where. Nc.
tiols u ejrcimeni were brought me Unt
tel STATES supreme c..iirt have held. With
oui any division of.opinloii. Id the hat tvs
years.
First. the tenders Of pay men: Of tax by
. friend OF rrIativeaf the owner was x,s'd
aud suhsrqnrnt tai sold void. srcunlly
that the publication ufthe rule a.iaps.d by
tlls commissioners, refusing 20 receive th,
tax fran any one bat the owner. viiiair'
Ill sales Cor non payment 81 taxes. ana
slirl~n-Si with The ntces~lty ~ q te,sirr.-
Chr. Courier yUarHaE s essa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-09

TIC huss-e % Sc. Fred \. ssrudwhs
sluut tvs, ulles fIom tawn. Glfat prrsshi
taoecnElesl. was broken .l'sn . few Nights
ssne.. alrl ruli,cd ~ many articles ~ fur,ii.
fusr bs,l.iInr AZ. nllIy as's arilclr. afeail'sf
bsai. has lssn rec,yered-a feather bed,
which was kuna .ecIeied Ina. cedar
fhiekvl. oa li'v rnaa lra'iiag sesi fom
t,wn ~ Bssun- mill. NJ clue yst g The
fhelses.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-09

THE Old wsolsa hlsilding next 10 Pesheis
tplacco lsstofy and oplp~ile tsSS'uft
ilsu-e. have heeu torn down 90 give place
a. Substantial brick budding ~ ;'e sfec-
ssd next spring.
Tie saili<as has lvss lrsn an eye sore.
and ans p,aiea,lci fsceatlyhy tue town
Commissioners That irsiy ,nignt en-
large their ssF,iiri WIKI advantage t"iir
sppraranee and lnlrfs.l " the tswn.