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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-10-29
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

We are authorized to announce Col
HAYDEN March Il candidate to represent
the counties Of Franklin and Moore in the
Lower House of the next General Assent
bly,.
We are authorized to John NJ
Donaldson Il candidate to represent Frank
lin county in the Lower Branch OF tn
next General Assembly.
We are authorized to announce John K
Bcasley Il candidate to represent Franklin
county in the Lever Branch OF the mex
General Assembly.
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MusIc.-Occasionally they wN come
round-these italian harpists. Yesterday
there was one in town. and he played upon
his harp of many strings-played several
beautiful airs in front Of our office on JEFF
fcrson street. A modes: crowd collected
to hear. and in the crowd we observed
several who ..tradc in love-" and they
seemed to think the sweet strains were
food for love-" And then we
saw some who had 10 music in
themselves, and were not moved
with concord of sweet sounds" whether
such are "fit for treasons, strategems anu
spoils," let slime and chance determine :
And then our Orphcus went his way
wondering, no doubt,
SIS there a heart that music cannot melt
Alas! how is that rugged heart ioriorh.'
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Nonresident Notice.

Shelby VILE Savings Bank VS. L. C. Graves
and others.
Upon melton. and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Clerk ~ Master from
tho Original and Amended Attachment
and Injunction Bills in above cause, which
are sworn to, that the defendant. g.. +.
Folwell. is a NONRESIDENT of the State of
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process Of
law cannot be served upon him
It Is therefore ordered that publication
be MADE tor four consecutive weeks in the
Home journal. published in Winchester.
Tenn. requiring said nonresident dcfcn-
dant to appear on or before the lth Mon
day in January next, before the Chancery
Court at Winchester. Franklin county.
Tenn, and plead, answer or demur to
complainant's bill. or the same will be ta-
ken for confessed and set for hearing ex-
parte as to him. Witness my hand, ut of
lice in Winchester, Tenn. this sept. 18th,
1874. L. ii. FlNCll, I. " h.
octl5-it Az
Brannan Il Hunt and Coldwcll. Warder
& Costing, Solicitors for com plainant.
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Non-Residen Notice.

p. II. Curtis, admir-, &C., VS. Jesse NJ
Sharp, Ut ais.
Upon motion. and it appearing to tn,
satisfaction Of the Clerk 4 Master. from
the bill in the above cause, which is sworn
to. that the defendants, Jesse NJ. sharp
Mrs. +. j. Cromwell, OF Jackson. w. X
Duncan. and B. X. Duncan and Wife T.
l. Duncan, are nsn-residents of the Stat,
of Tennessee. 50 thai the ordinary process
of law cannot be served upon them.
II is the refore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks IN the
Home Journal. published in Winchester
Tenn, requiring said resident defen-
dunts to appear ON or before the Ith Mon
day in January next. before the Chancery
Court at Winchester, Franklin county
Tenn, and plead, answer or demur t.
cOmplainants' bill. or the same Will be Ia
Ken for confessed and set for hearing eN
parte as to them. Witness my hand. a
office in Winchester. Tenn. this Sept. 81
1874. L. Ii. FINCH, G. 4 IL.
octl5-It 50
A. ). Col,ar and Fitzpatrick. Gregor
4 Davis, Solicitors for complainants.
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Sherif's Sales.

BY virtue of TIN ee orders of sale In my
hands, issued on the 18th OF August. 1874,
by the Clerk of the Circuit Cenrt ofFrank-
lin county, Tenn, | will. or the
9th day of November, 1874,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester, sell
the following tracts or parcels of land. to
the highest bidder for CASH, to satisfy
the debt, interest and costs in each case,
tO-wit:
In the case of
A. Powers VS. G., W. Tips and W. c.
Tipps-
The following tract or parcel of land,
bounded rs follows Beginning ut a white
oak oil the east side of Mann'S Ford road.
and near the road leading from O%sborne's
Mill to Mann'S Ford road; thence II SisA',
c lis 55-l0O poles to a small black oak, sour
wood and black oak pointers; thence 5
30, c 1913 poles, to a stake, dogwood and
Sourwood pointers in the south boundary
line of the Butterworth tract Of which
this is a part, and in the north boundary
of the tract purchased by b. j Taylor OF
the estate of Jcrc Taylor, decd thence
with Taylor's north boundary line, south
Sl1a, W us 59-l09 p to the Mann's Ford
road thence along said road n 1905, W II
poles; thence II 49,, " II poles, to postoal
at A.. j. Wiscman's corner; thence II 29e
W 81 poles, to Il stake; thence II lllas, "
AZ poles, to Il stake and black oak busl
pointers, thence II y e. II poles. to tll'
Notwithstanding $50 acres. Lcvicc
upon AS the property Of W. {. Tipps-one'
half Of the said tract being levied upon t,
satisfy this order of sale, amounting, 2Gti
Of July. 1874, to $3iG.3O, besides costs.
ga
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..Some steal IA thought,

.Some steal a thought,
And clip it round the edge, and challenge
him
Whose twas to swear to it,"
This is our reply to a certain person who
sends us some beautiful lines to publish as
the offspring OF his own brain. A man
who would thus endeavor TO impose upon
us would-would-vote for the Civil Rights
Bill, or u, S. Grant for q third term.
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We direct especial attention to the adj
vertiscment headed "patronize Home In
dustry." Mr.. Banks deserves Il liberal
patronage, and cannot fail to receive it,
MS lie employs good workmcr. is attentive
70 his business mud wurrnuts all Lis vnrl,
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In the case Of

In the case Of
II. $. Ielllns. assignee, vs. Ben. Acklin,
(col.) and W. ). Enbrey-
The following tract of land: Bounded
OH the north by the lands OF Adeline Tur-
nrr's heirs, east by the land OF Oaklcy's
heirs, and south by the lands of W. ).
Embrey. Levied upon as the property, OF
b n. Acklin. colored, to satisfy this order
of sale, amounting, Sd of August, 1874, to
S274.ll.
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The corporate authorities are liking up
the Square and several streets down town,
but are leaving High street thigh ana
dry" and we heavy tax payers up own
are wondering: "How is this for High
But, never mind-what helps our neigh'
bors helps us little. too.
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NltIh VI lIlt NlluIltClN Twill ol l'tN l'lGpll
county. Tennessee, on 9th October, 1874
in the case OF Nathaniel Baxter, G.. u M,
tor the use, &c. against llu. McGNOck, |
will, on
Thursday, November 10Th, 1874,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester,
Tenn. sell TO the highest bidder tor cash,
the Observation-Disclosures tract or parcel OF
land, to satisfy :he debt, interest and costs
in said ease. the SAINT being levied upon
as the property OF lln. Mc%tiayock. known
as the ".AliSonia Property" on Elk river,
near Nashville Il Chattanooga Railroad :
Beginning ut a rock and pointers II c cor
ncr Or. VIM. Estill'S land, and corner OF Il
tract sold by a. :. Colyarto Allen Mason;
thence along with said Mason's line n
50l.o east, passing an oak t"p-oil ut 80
poles. in all 81 poles to Elk river; thence
up the river Il 10 W y poles, II 30 e %
poles, II 81" u 26 poles. and.n 30 Il % pole,
TO Il leaning red-oak standin. ON the west
bank Of said rivcr-Said MasOn's II c cor
nci thence $50 e to Il post-oak So c OF
the river; thence $ IOs e ll0 poles and 10
links to Il stake, Gl}ae e = ll-25ths from
a bllck-oak and cedar pointers standing
at the 5 W corner of Richard ). Corn field ;
thence II 76is' { - poles, to Il stake; thence
: ~ e IL police, to Il stake thence S l5e W
81 poles. to II stake and cedar, now down,
below the east abutmcnt Of the dam
thence down the river 5 II AZ poles, TO Il
point opposite an elm standing ON th'
west bank OF the river and east OF TIL,
Loop" thence ocross the Loop 5O' v
GO poles, to the river. and dow the sam
II ~ l2ls poles, n CO. 80 poles, and
29a W 50 poles, TO the railroad bridge
thence with the railroad II l2' " 40 poles
II Is" 81 poles, and n 80" 50 poles to
stake-Dr. VIM. Estill's east boundary
thence II - 49, poles, to the beginning
Containing sixty acres, more or less.
sale within law ul hours.
This October 10Th, 1871.
II. L. STEWART,
Sheriff of Franklin county.
Oct22- 3w l2i.)
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Servants Wanted.

| want two good white servants--one to
cook and one to do heusc-work. Fair
wages will be paid, kind and respectful
treatment given, and faithful, careful
work will be required.
w. i. SLATER.
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CoRpoRATIoNAL.-Our "city fathers
have commenced in a vigorous manner
the needed work upon our square, n
lot Of hands and wagons are busy hauling
gravel. This is good news. albeit it comes
at a time when hope had almost dIed
And now, let the work be prosecuted VIII
avigor worthy Of so good a cause for th'
days are near at hand when we canho'
work to advantage. A little more warn
sunshine. a few more boar irosts, and thei
the order of the day will be wet and WINDY
weather. sleet and snow, and general re
solves to wait for better weather.
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In all other counties In Tennessee the
election to take place next Tuesday has
been advertised in the respective papers
we don't do that way in Franklin,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-10-29

viii lard and bacon never fall! his Is
the Fall season, but the two suostanIiai'
named stand
Like some tall cliff, that lifts its awiu'
form, ,
Swells from the vale, and midway meet'
the storm
Of general bankruptcy which seems &c
darken the horizon of the future. oh
Lard!
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October 22d, 1S74-lm
Married.

LESHORES-CORN.-At the residence
of the brides father-R. 5. C0rn-on the
2lst inst, Mr.. Columbus LesllOres to Miss
Laura Corn.
POWELI-BUTLER.-At the resi-
dcnce OF the brides mother, the llth inst,
Mr.. Joseph Powell to Miss Emma Butler
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-10-29
LIME! LIME!

The very hest of Lime. securely packer
In barrels. can be had by applying 70 OF
IN a,dras,imc HAWKINS & SEWELL.
auai nis cs Scwanec. Tenn.
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LIST or GIFTS.

TOTAL, 10000 GIFTS, ALL CASH. IL
mounting to. ...,.,......... 81. 100000
PRICE or TICK ETS.
Whole tickets 5000; halves $2500; tcnthS
or each coupon 5000; Eleven Whole Tick
cts for $4,000; 22is Tickets for Sl.OOO.OO.
Persons wishing to invest, should order
promptly, either OF the home office, or our
local agents.
Liberal commissions will be allowed to
satisfactory agents.
Circulars containing full, particulars
furnished ON application.
IHOS. L. DR1WLETTE,
Agent and Manager,
Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
augl3-td
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BARBERING.

f. A. STARKEY, with an experience
of twenty-three years in his traue in,xej
.-hamnooneJ. or to have their hair en- or
Jrsssrd in neat style at prices to suit 'ne
''iasr: Hair or whiskers dyed neatly anu
"s5,; special contracts made with all
IL wish 10 shave by the month.
sS- no credit. +. A. SrARhEI,
Octs Winchester, Tenn .
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LAND SALE.

BY virtue of an execution issued by the
Clerk OF the Chancery Court Of Davidson
county. Tennessee, on 9th October, 81
in the case OF Nathaniel Baxter, &. " NJ T.,
tor the use, &C.. against llu. MeGaNock, |
Mill. on
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-10-29
C|01N|IG AND BOOTS & SHOES

Keep on hand a good line of Custom and Hand-mode
Boots and Shoes, from the w%el-known factory of Altar, Wins
ton d Co., Cincinnati.
LENEHAN, WILLIAMS & co.
October GOD 1S7l-lm
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HOSES STEALS AIRED HOT POKER

HOSES STEALS AIRED HOT POKER
HNH1S wonderfully witty st, le Of adver.
Il, tising is about played out.
We wish to say a few quiet words about
CIGARS, but really don't consider it neces-
sary to intersperse the stupid legend
through our subject matter, and 80 prefer
to give the witty part i'll lump to COM
mcnce with.
,By-the-by. have you ever played poker?
We propose to see our opponents in the
Cigar business, and by showing full ha nd
OF -Four Aces"-a new brand OF fine Ci-
gars-have q serene certainty OF earning
l he stakes. Seriously, our stock of Cigars
IL unrivailed either in Iowness OF price or
excellence in quality, from the celebrated
two for five cents {highly recommended to
beginners) to the purest Csbapna, embrac-
ing midway many delightfully."- fragrant
weeds, at from five to fifteen cents each.
A trial will ineure us your custom.
L. y. No odoubtful- looking male or fem ale
Indian allowed to loaf either outside or in
side our doors. This custom is Pagan and
reprchenBible. GEO. SYMMERS.
Nov &
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A Kerosene That Will Not Explode,

IL NeruseHe mat VIII Not Explode!
4 LADDlS SECURITY OIL lie offered
"A with the coniilc:ce that it will prove
IN. oil that has been offered to the: pub ,ic.
TN. OIL il prime wHitc III color, Is tleodnr-
iH, I" tho highest extent achieved i'm the
nianu,actnre Of tnrning oils. and is var
rn' 81 /" stand iru ter. of $50 d-gr>ea
Fahrenheit:
II l. perfectly rafc { = uac in all Coal Oil
or Kerosene Lamps and "a its name indi
cat"s. Will give AL who use il perfect
'-rruit, Ia dung ~"
\'add,n Sccar.t, Gi. will burn 10: rr:
nave much Tess siG".l. and no, cruai lie
"irh. 'snd will hc / i'u'ld - hrvery tco,on.i-
cal. t"'t! upihla@ c: IL. entire ..sccu.u,''
IL IL liz furs,t u,
!. T. i!!.LlMAN CO.!
'"' u Hru. Sr-,rr
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Election of City Clerk.
OFFICE Cry CLE1,I

OFFICE CITY CLEKE,
COLUMBIA, 8. C., November II, 1874.
Tk1HE City Council will, at their next re-
l. gular meeting, to bo held on the Gath
inst, enter into an election for CITY
CLERK. TREASU RER AND ASSESSOR, TO
MI the vacancy occasioned by the rorgna a.
lion OF the present incumbent. Applica-
iore the Esd. By order OF Council.
WALTER II. JONES,
Nov 1876 Citv CIerk.
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4 white man, named w. C. MORGAN.
while sitting with his family, in San.
dersville. Gn., few nights ago, was
fired upon aud instantly killed. Ly a
negro.
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sh!! !ri"r'~. patrons and public at large
a"r respectfully !!o;i.cJ that in csI,sr-
iH'hjc 81 ~ !sr"c demand for II. f.vori:e
o'"h'l' "i I';'t's has, he,ii comrcivd TO
o., a.gtlicI hr,.ncii
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Fire Insurance.
GEO. HUGGINS' AGENCY

E>'n1.'SA'd IN Coiumbia, s. e., 1913.
.ErNA FIRE INSURANCE CO, Of Ualt.
ford, Conn, Sc 900 ,0CO.
IMPERIAL. FIRE INSURANCE CO., Of
London. England, sS, 600, COO
FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE co. of
Philadelphia. SO. 500 900
PHENIX FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF
Now York. 81 100000.
OLD DOMINION FIRE ms SURANCE
Of Richmond, Va, s3OOOO0
ATLAS FIRE INSURANCE CO.. Of
Hartford. Conn, t4O0 coo.
Risks taken on Buildings. Merchandise,
Cotton, &c, &c
GEO. HUGGINS. Agent.
Office opposite the Columbia Hotel.
S"pt Id t2m
Aniline Dyes.
T EAMON ANILlNE DYES are the
IL Strongest, most Brilliant and most
Durable Domestic Dyes in the world. ANY
article OF Clothing, Ribbons, Feathers,
Fancy Articles, DC, can bo Dyed in few
minutes, at trifling expense. A full as.
sortment OF these Beautiful Dyes in bottles.
with directions for use. Call and zee sam
pie colOrs at l.. r. SILLIMAN l. CO.'S
oct ~ Drug Store.
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shaw's majority 1913. Senator. T. B.
Jeter. white, (Con. Representatives,
W. a.. Wallace, B. II. Rice, white,
lCons:.) and s. P. Farrow, colored,
(reg. Rep
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Jn-thc Colulnb b.a Hotel Roturda

W 'r'ai. an! "'i..c-a]c Departments :
.''' ~ Nt III fu.l .l'nrr.. ~ meet the demand
NJ fri' nus from H.. .nuntrv are invited to
i'rl" ci our Factory, - No. lt3 Main street
'n;r' '""l: h'."" he Wheeler House. eis!
%! Indian Chc.
Nov I'D ". SUFFRAGE
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NJ o N Ely TO LOAN
On Marketable ColIaterals.

LNCHANGE on New York, Baltimore.
~ Phiiadclpma, Boston and al. proni.
nent citirs Of iAe United States and Eu.
rope bought and s0!.
DEEPEST II received and interest -bea rim o
certificates issued.
bought and sold.
ACCOUNTS If merchants and othere
from the cit! and country solicited. And
l.lHERAf LINES OF Observation-Disclosures
by the CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK.
Cn:ncr OF Plain and Richardson streets.
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Wrapping Paper.
FINES SALOON

No. Al Richardson Street, bet,1een Erd,.
and Geruuis Streets.
HAY1NG replenished my entire stock "
la Lianors, Cigars, DO, having Ain.
gwen proper attention te my Restauraat,
and the public generally with the best thA
markets. afford.
Oct II VIM. NJ. FINE, Ageni
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:..N YEkS' OFFICES!
INSURANCE OFFICES
ROOMS kOK EAmILlEsg
SINGLE RED-RO01S
r'Irr IN THE NEW
Central National Bank Building.
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
Hcd-Rooms from IS per month upwsraa:
Family kooms from $6 per month upwards.
Lawyers Offices from Sc pr month upyavt3il,
FATER, GAS. WATER and WOOD CLo-
SETS and other modern improvements in
side building. No back rooms nj frontin /.
on the street. Good ventilation. A Janitoc
in charge OF building. Apply t. Centr o.
Bank, or to Messrs. SEIBELS 4 EZELL.
April2
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GOVERNOR MOSES

GUVEKNUR MUSES.
In changing the Commissioners of Elec-
ton, deserves the united thanks OF every
lov"r nf peace. THE PROPRIETOR or
TEE INDIAN QUEEN SEGAR STORE, in
I'M reducing tho FIVE CENT MANILA,
derives the comnendation of every lover
OF the weed, as
ON THE
Day OF election, the people flock to the
polls, each to deposit their ballot for their
favorite candidate, 30 do the many consu-
mers flock to this popular resort to obtain
this FAFONITE SEGAR. Let it be under
stood that We are not on the
WAR PATH
Against other dealers, we merely claim
TINT the segsr offered by others is far IN
FERI Or to that sold by the
INDIAN QUEEN CIGAR STORE,
Nov 1054 Assembly Street.
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For Re;nt..s

for Kent
- THE oommodions Brick and Metal
AA Roof STOREHOUSE, No. 60 Main
8tH street. Terms very low. Apply to
HEIBEL8 d EZELL or to BOONE l. MUL-
LER, Attorneys-nt-Law. Aug5t
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MONDAY. BOTH NOVEMBER. ls74.
Drawing Certain at that Date.

LIST OF GIFTS.
One Grand Cash Gift, $3.50 O00
One Grand Cash Gift, 100 600
One Grand Cash Gilt, 7j OOO
One Grand Cash Gilt 80 600
Ono Grand Cash Gift, % UnO
5Cash Gifts, 500 600 each 100 600
~ Cash Gifts, lI,OUu each, 40 600
IL Cash Gifts, IL. .0c0 each, I5n OOO
- Cash Gifts, $ 00O cGcii. lnn Opn
- Cash ilfts. 400 each, loo nDn
81 Cash gifts :, nOu each 30 con
40 ash Gi!ts. Dt0 each, lm CUU
loO lash .iiits, ] ,W'U carl. ION 0nu
24n Cahh GiItr, j;h, each 100 $50
''oo Cash outs, lri, eacl, ~ 600
~ 900 Cash Gifts ~ each, g5U COu
Grand ;";"l "a. 600 'ii:i-. al rasi, - 800 u o
l'!Icr ur TiuKETs Wii,'.. .k.t. $50
Halves. s25: 'Icn:hs or carh tcupun 81;
ii VIII 'ic Tickets s5t'0: .. lirl.,i-:i 900
Circulars Containing tUlI ,ntr,!t,.a.- iul.
mi-lird un aur!icn:iun
iiiO. T.. E:;AMLEi.!E,
..Ecii aid Manager.
''uh.ir '.ib:arN ':u!diiir I.oul-vIil". ~
N'ii IL
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IT Pays to Buy Good Medicines.

u oJ % oUy OVUU 1HCUlCIHGS.
/ II pays tn use HGiDi.sh'. kINA CHTI.i-
l. CURE.
Il rsyo to use Hoini,s!'s D'OCD AM.
LIVER PILLS
!; pays to u-c SrANI.rv'i COUGE
SihUp.
QUi.iN'i DElI.iHr.
|! Jays t. use ihr COOKS EaEINc,
POWDER
ltpry- to ue" the rQU>KEE LINIMENT
II rs>- TO Use VI th,r Dar.ins's lNFAN-s
CORDIAL. 10, chi nil.!rcn.
ltPays to bn" your medicines at
+. II. hElNiYSu
Vet - Drug and Mc,lic:n. Store
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lO7 Main St., Nextto Wheeler House.
ESTABLISHED IN 1s45,
and STILL IN THE FIELD.

WITH
A LARGE and we'll sc.
M>- -1SSWe)lected stock of frst GLASS
sasG EUkNlTURE, Parlor. Bed
alzzEza room and Dining Room
" IL Sets, which will be sold as
iow as any house in the country for cash.
Nov 10 NJ. II. BERRY.
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House to Rent.

House to Rent.
A. IHE HOUSE and FOUR ACRE
f1sis LOT of Mrs +. J. Arthur. Good gar.
den and excellent we'll Of wafer Pos.
session given i'm mnediatcly. Apply to VIM
MART IN or l. II. ARTHUR July4
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Butter and Cheese.
Nh FlRklNS Choice Gilt Edge BUTTER,
AO 81 English Dairy and Cream Cheese.
Just received and for sale low by
NOy63 JOHN A1NEW L SON
, 1874-10-25
BUSINESS MATTERS.

New York md Boston Failures.
NEW YORK. Oct. 24.-It ia stated on the au-
thority Of Mr.. Clows that at the time the pend
ing proceedings in court were commenced, Mr.
Clews, under the best advice he could procure,
had nearly perfected plan OF resumption
which, with the assent Of his creditors, he
was confident could have been successfully
carried out. II the rights Of all tho creditors
can be secured, and no preference or priority
given to those having judgments, he still believes
be can carry this plan into effect. The prcsenta-
ton Of this plan to the creditors will necessarily
be somewhat delayed by these law proceed
ings. Many Of the larger creditors were
consulted, and upon thoir suggestion the
assignment was made. The advice of several
officers OF banks. and trust companies and
many other DISTINGUISHED leading financial men,
poiuted to tho same action rs not only proper
but as the duty OF Mr.. Clews, 70 that all crodit-
ors shou1d be- protected alike, result which
could only be obtained under existing clrcun-
stances bv general assignment.
Tilmerding d Mount havo fow or no liabil-
itios in their regular business. nearly all the
money they owe being on account OF supplies for
mills which they have been carrying. The
senior member Of the firm owns considerable
real estate, and expects to pay dollar for dollar
in time.
Dosrox, Oct 24-The following failures are
reported in this city: J. H. Lord, teas and
coffees; G. s. Barbour, trunks; S. Bearse, Jr..
hats and caps C. c. McAleary, furniture, and
J. Belche1, boots and shoes.
, 1874-10-25

ATHLETICS rs. PH1L4ADELruIAS.
Special Dispatch to Ihs CHICAGO Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 24.-The game be-
tween the Athletics and Phiadelphiss. this afte1-
noon, was witnessed by abont 1,5D0 persons.
Tho batting vas about even, the fielding Of the
Pniladclphias being loose in tue extreme, their
errors there causing their defeat. The Athletics
had the services of Miller. formerly Of the
Easton, - catcher. who paYed we'll. 3fcGeary
taking his OWL position at short. Tho game
opened with the Athletics 1t the bat. The runs
which counted for them during tho garno,
were two in the third, maio through lack
of Judgment on Holdswotth's part; one
in the fifth. By similar renissness OF
Cummings: two in the sixth. aud txo in the
ninth. closing their account for geven TO tho
pAl!adelplias' three one Of which Was made IN
the first, and t1o in the third innings. The fea-
tures Of the game were double play By Nc
Geary to Battin, retiring Egsler at second, and
thence to Aneon, capturing Ho1dsHorth at first.
EggieE, after running up and going under dy
st centre, became too confident, aud missed it,
an error ine1cusable in so fine fielder. The
base bits OF the Athletics numbered Six and
their errors four, ~hilo tho base hits Of the
Philadelphias we're four, TO niue errors in the
field.
John F. Ciapp, Of the Athletics, umpired tho
game, which laated two hours.