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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-05-06

\ WORD TO lMMIGRANrS.-We take
pleasure il. netting the interest taken by
Mr. W. +. Hatch, OF Minneapolis, MINI,
in inducing emigration from the frigid and
bleak North to our wi genial climate in
Middle Tennessee.
There is large quantity OF land for sale
in this county, Of every kind and deScrip-
tion-somc rich. some poor, and some me
dium-at prices ranging from % cents to
$50 per acre, according to quality of soil.
distance from county site or railroad de-
pot, improvements. sc. The Cumberland
mountain runs through this county its
sides are formed OF benches or steps, and
the land on the sides is very rich, and well
adapted to grape growing, corn. potatoes
and blue grass; but it lies in very narrow
stripS-that Is. the benches that are level
enough for cultivation. On top of the
mountain there are thousands of acres Of
thin land generally. but some very fair
land that lies gently rolling. except Il cove
or gorge here and there. This plateau is
VIII s'lllA'N ~ nuns VI 'i N'''''' ''"'
Apples. pears, peaches. pluuS, damsons
and grapes; and il is also well adapted to
grazing purposes, especially for goats, as
large llOckS can live through the winter
with only the food they secure in the ra-
vines and cOvcs Of the mountain. This
mountain land can BE bought ut from -
cents to 81 per acre, and in quantities sulli-
cicut to settle several colonies. On top of
the mountain are numerous free stone
springs. of is cold aud pure water IL ever
flowed from the earth and that section is
wholly exempt from mnlariOus diseases.
The surface OF this county generally Is
rolling, aud in some places level. The
valley land here is elevated above Nash
willie about 50 feet. ard we enjoy perfect
immunity from that frightful malady,
Asiatic cholera, and are exempt from ma
l%ariOus diseases. The University OF tie
South-a Male College, under the auspices
of the Episcopal Church-is located on
Cumberland mountain in this county, II
miles from this place, which location was
made with reference to the bealthtulncss
of the mountain mir and water. 1t has in
attendance about 80 pupils. The Mary
Sharp College. the foremost Female Col
lege in tlie South, Established in lSj2.) Is
located in Ibis place. and its location was
induced by the sam exemption from ma
~larious influences.
Several mountain streams pass through
this County, furnishing some of the very
best water power in the Union. and filled
with fish OF various ~kinds-percll, trout.
eat. red-Iiorsc and suckers.
In the 5arrens, which is level section
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Dyspepsia.

Dyspepsia is the most d~isCouraging and
distressing disease man is heir to. AmCri-
cans are particularly subject to this dis
ease and its effects such rs sour stomach.
sick headache, habituat coStivcncss. heart
burn, watcr-brash. gnawing and burning
pains in the pit Ofthc stomach, coming up
of the food, coated tongue, disagrecable
taste in the mouth. impure blood and al
diseases Of the stomach and Liver. Two
doses of GREENS AUGUST FLOWER will re
lieyc yout at once, and there positively is
not IL case in the United states it will not
cure. If YOU doubt this 90 to your Drug
gist. VI. Price, Dcchrrd. Tenn, or q. G..
Phillips, Winchester, Tenn, and get Il sam
pie bottle for 10 cents and try it. RcGu-
lar size - cents.
Ia y. II. Cou'-cns q Co.. Wholesale
Agents, Nashville, Tenn.
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yAy

This cut shows the widely -knuwH and
world-rcuowmcd StudchaIlcr wagon.
No better wagon is made in tllc'tnitrd
States. Studchakcr Bros have the largest
c.tabli slmcnt of the Kind in the world.
No timber is used in the construction o!
these wagons without first being seasoned
three years. under shelter.
have also on hand n stock of Sulky and
Revolving Hay l;ah,cS. Grain Drills. Suiky
and Gang Flows, Turning and Dounlc
shovel Flows. Corn shelters. Corn Mills.
Cane Mills. ~Evaporutors, Cider MiIls,
Churms. Feed Cutters. Revolving Road
Scraprr. and in short. anything in the
line of Farming and Labor Saving Ma
chimes. A.,
Ihavc added to my stock the celebrated
Eclipse Portable aud stationary Engine
and Circular Saw Mill
~ \ full stock of repairs constantly on
hand. q" All mlclincs warranted. ,
Send for Descriptive Catalogues ana
Prices of my machinery. before purciIa'..
Ing elsewhere. as 1t will be totic farmers
interests 10 TO so.
offer to furnish Implements direct to
the farmers. allowing them the commits
sion heretofore paid to agents.
All information promptly and cheerful
ly given.
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Our W Notices.

l~st.-Pcrsons outside Of Franklin coun-
t.. who wish to subscribe for The Home
Journal, will please remember to send
$2.2D to pay for.onc years subscription,
or $1.l0 for six months. This is because
we. have 20 pay postage in advance. Sub
scfibers wHhM Franklin county have no
postage to pay.
M.-We have to pay weekly AL expenses
connected With the publication ofthiS pr
per, hence weWW not place any name upon
our books unless ut least three months are
paid for in advance. If in the county, the
amount will be fifty cents. Five cents adj
ditiomal ii ont the county.
3d. ANY II sending Us four new sub
scriDers for one year, will be entitled to
his or her copy one wear free.
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BARGAINS TO BE HAD

TTe fne briefs residence III W"'c,
I now reside. worth $4,000. Can be''"o
for $4,000.
The tro-stOrD f'dma 6"'tft"o v"
soutl,-cast side Of the Square. 'oSt '"'
$1,000. Can be had for sSOo'
About three acres of tand ON JET
ferson street, within the corporations ANA
under fence. Cost me $1,000. Can be
had for 800.
ii beautiful lot on Hi0h street,
contains over one acre. under good renee
with stable, smokc-housc, n large and good
cistern under cover, Il kitchen, dc. As
desirable n lot rs can be found in VIM
chester. Can be had for $500 cash.
A lot on jefferson street, opposite
Logan 81 B%urrougIl, close to the Square,
Also, some land near town. Can be had
cheap. Apply to
W. j SLATER.
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FARM FOR SALE.

Containing one hundred and sixteen
acres, four miles west Of Winchester, M
the main Fayetteville and Shclbyyille
road. The land is in a fine state OF cult
walton, and under good fencing. y spIen-
did young orchard Of fruit, Of best varic-
ties, and one OF the finest springs in the
world within thirty yards OF the door of Il
good dwelling, This farm can be bought
very chcap-onc-halt cash, balance in one
and two years. ISAAC ESIllI..
apr22-tf Winchester, Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-05-06

Our wlolc-soulcd friend, ;. A. Cum
n~ingham, Of S%helbyyillc, has sent us a
pamphlet, which is II brief history of The
4lst Tennessee Regiment, written by Mr..
g. The work Is very Interesting. and
does credit to the brain and heart of our
clever friend. Among the officers we
notice the name of Capt. 5. q. Wood. our
present pastor, in Winchester, of the G.
z. Church-a polite gentleman and Il
eruditc men who hear them. and it would
BE- well tor some who are going into ex-
tremeS about science to go and hear Rev.
Mr.. W.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-05-06

Spelling concerts are 'all the 80" just
now, and We most heartily approve of
them. They operate to produce pleasure
and instruction at tie same time. Why
can we not have IA spelling match in Win
chester? We are sure that Winchester
can furnish as many correct ortllographists
rs any tcwn OF similar size in Tennessee.
A small admittance fee can be charged.
and the proceeds don atcd to some charita-
bic or religious purpose.
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of country almost uninhabltcd, and IN the
mountains, are plenty Of deer, turkeys ana
squirrels. The most Of orr tlIlabIe SOL
has Il stif red clay subsoil, which holds
every ounce Of manure put on IT. ana
stands drouth much better tlNn Bedford
Lincoln, Marshall, Rutherford, William
son and Davidson counties, Tor the latter
are filed with limestone rock, ana tNe
mould has washed away until the ROCKS
are too near the surface, ANA thcre Is not
enough mould to retain moisture MI OF
which was fully verified last year, "len
this county made good crops alIu the
~uboyc-namcd and other limestone c"Vll"
ties failed to make enough tor man and
beast.
This county has been selling Lincoln and
other counties corn and hay.
Our climate is rs mild MS we could wish
It. We like II climate that has variety
that's cold enough in winter to save our
meat, and warm enough in summer to
bring to perfection our various fruits
The late cold snap did not damage the
wheat to any extent, but killed the peach
e.. We viii have some apples and plums,
and our black berry crop never fails. liy
mulching and keeping back the blooms
we could certainly have Il fruit crop every
year. We rarely ever miss having fruit
on the mountain, us the blooms are later
there. Fruit trees planted on the
face Of the mountain, with Il northern cN-
posture. are almost certain of Il crop with
out mulching.
WeeNtend IA cordial greeting to all who
come among us to make this their home;
but we have more need for manufactures
here than anything else. a fine opening,
water power cheap, plenty Of raw matr-
rial. and rapid sale could be made IN the
south Of the goods manufactured.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-05-06

PERsoNAL.-Wc were glad to meet, up
on our streets the other day, Mr.. John.A.
-Mwing. II OF our W inchestcr boys, who
lives now in Athens, Ala. He LOOKS as ii
lie was no searchcl altcrlcalth, and being
married now, cannot be Il scarchcr after
hearts.
We would publish that Jno. L. Fitzpat-
rick has returned from Mississippi, but it
would be supertluous. Everybody knows
soon enough when John goes and comes.
His general good humor and wit are pro-
verbal, and we always forget to be har-
raised when he puts in his appearance"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-05-06

f. l.. Allen. OF Fayetteville, publishes a
card of thanks to the Home Insurance
Company, of New York, and the Phoenix,
of Hartford, for their prompt payment and
honorable adjustment of three thousand
dollars loss to him by fire. covered by poi
icies for $500 each issued to him. These
companies are represented in Winchester
by W. }. Slater. Remember to insure in
the best companies, such as the .Etna and
PhGniX, Of Hartford. Home, OF New York,
and State, OF Nashville.
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Nay 81, 1875,

\ number Of our subscribers have
spoken to Us about the article to which
"Subscriber'' refers, and we feel that it il
right for Us to make Il short explanation.
We will start out by expressing our graf
itudc for the liberal patronage bestov ed
upon our paper. 1t goes now into nearly
every nook and rne Of the county, and
our subscribers manifest IN anxiety In
getting it that Is not warranted by the
merits Of the paper, We make this con-
tcssion in all sincerity, Nevertheless, it
Is well that our people come up literally
in support OF an organ devoted 10 their m
%tcrcsts. 1t speaks loudly In their praise,
and does no harm, we hope, If it thereby
affords II living for ourself and those we
employ. God knows it is Il PRIDE to
publish Il good papcr-one That would re-
fleet rrcdit upon oar county wherever 1t
may be read. The more literally we are
supported the better we can make the pa
per. But it is 10 easy task to please all,
Many II man exhibits Il want of charity
when he allows some article that Is Often
'l'c W h''h W o"'"tis" tno"s'iu Soou
.'"'sS 'o may 'a'e I'e'"' ~ S"o"lu oe
borne in mind that Il newspaper. like a
mirror. ought to ref ct the manners and
minds Of the times. To guard against the
admission OF anything Tint would
or could wound the feelings of sensitive
people, or that woHld 10 harm to any me,
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pear" VI our 'o'""'"H - o"i l'"''' u
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curing our absence ah" upon re"o'h3 II
we were surprised Ut tne oolu reap IL
maze INTO atllcl>ih' II was wen written
considering I'e aOsnru poN'''on lhe ali
t""r LOOK III cSNayihS 10 prove there Is no
u.u . ..i;.;., ~,
wei as ''''"''" '''-''"' P''N'' '''s o'
yond all peradventnre. IN parting with Il
subject which we don't care TO discuss
hoo,uso wa ,r.o. h,nnv in nm, r.Iirious
=, ,.. ''r' ~ ~
pellci us IL Is possible ioF man TO h'' an"
our trust in God, who manilc,ts Himself
'" Nv ", y" -
o'o' no" bursting mo bea"ll III 'hc
verdurc now carpctinG earth; in the lin
MD waters that afford a home for the tinny
tn;Lo =. L;.,,rt withi,. :, +no ,,,,I ala
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mountain tiat Hts ltS awful form III SlTit
of nur hnn,n lnrn in Winrhn.tnr. i'm tho /
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-05-06

Tall oaks from little acorns grow. and
big fuses from little causes How. This is
our rendition 81 something we read in our
school days. 1t has an application daily.
yet people 20 on in their foolish pander-
ing to passio tnnd do things IL a passion
that reason afterwards condemns rs fool
ish and unnecessary. Oh, for a counsellor
like Him who spoke as never man spake
befere-a Christ who proclaimed peace OIL
earth and good will towards men. Verify.
the more we depart from the teachings Of
the Bible, the more of trouble and wick
edness We see and experience. This is a
fact which the Conflict between Science
and Religion canno gainsay. Our words
are pertinent to Winchester.
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GEO. 5. RUBLE.

To any II purchasing one of my vi
orator Thrcshers | will furnish u copy of
the Rural sun one year.
And IT, every purchaser of McCormick's
Reaper or Mower, | will furnish Il ticket.
and when one hundred are sold | will have
II drawing, and the lucky number will en-
title the holder to Il machine gratis.
The sam proposition | also make in re
gard to the Studcbaker Wagon, thus at
lording IA chance for some one TO get new
wagon for nothing, GEO. ). RCBLE.
apri5-3m
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Assessors Notice.

have commenced assessing taxes in the
lst district. and would requestall tax-pay-
err to return their schedules, properly
made out, to W. VI. RuS,ey. in Winches-
ter. by the 10th inst. Due notification
will he given in regard to the other dis
tricts. n. y. ShlDMORE.
May 18th, 1S1j-lt Tax Assessor.
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READ READ !!

All those indebted TO IL, by note or ac-
must come forward and settle. or
the same will be put out for collection.
We have sold out with the intention OF
winding up, and mean what we say. We
can't, in justice to ourselves and creditors,
give longer indulgence.
NJ. VI. HENDERSON & co.
Annn I'll W.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-05-06

NEW ADvERTIsEMENTS.--A.J SkiGinore,
Tax Assessor, gives notice.
w. H.. Brannan, trustee, advertiscs a
sale OF land.
Jas. IL. Davis tells the people about his
new stock OF goods. ar. Davis is a plain.
earnest mun-a safe and reliable business
man--one who is full OF energy. and be-
licves in Il "nmble shilling rather than IL
slow penny Read what he says.
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Supreme Court Sale.

John W. Sylrr. admir-, &r., vs.. Mary W.
sins. ct. ais.
In obedience to u decree oi the llonor3-
BILE the Supreme Court Of Tennessee. pro-
uuuncc at its December Term. 1873, in
the above entitled rNu,'. | VIII sell at pub
lie cutlery, to the highest bidder. at the
Courthouse door in the town of Winchcs-
ter. Franklin county. Tenn OF
Wednesday, the 18th day ct May, 1873,
the house and lot within the corporate
limits OF Winchester, Tennessee. known
Is the Tavern house and lot, in which the
late Mrs Martha G.. Sims kept hotel up to
the time at her dca'l, situated ou the north
east crr OF the Public Square, fronting
the &C. leading from the square to the
J.! ahrUsS the Boiling Fork Of Els
~. and being the same purchased hy
lie said Mrs. Martha @. Sims of T.. X.
Emhry, under deed ct January 3. l>jj.
Terms OF salc-CASil-trcc from the
equity OF redemption
+. c. DUNNINGTON.
Clerk supreme Court.
April lltII, lS1j-tlS
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Chattanooga, Tennessee.

Above cut represents the Nichols, Shcp-
ard K Co.'S arbitrator" lhrc,hor and sep
This machine l. warranted supc-
rior to any other Kind OF machine in The
States for Thrcshing. Cleaning
and Saving Grain. of all kinds and in all
conditions. with this machine. | offer
Dncr for sale, Nichols. Shepard a COS Ia
nous TrippIc Cleared Mounted Horse
Powers. tor L.G. s., or l0horSc,. This pow
nr has no equal for strength. Durability,
Iigntuc,s Of DRAFT and convenience.
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piAMy9i 02Ga.iS! |!
McClure's Temple of Music,
Nashville, Tennessee,

HAElNG ON HAND res PiHHOS.
ii embracing IN" renowned makers
S;cinway Sons. kuGbc " Co.. Durham x
Sons. Uliurs Observation-Disclosures second
hand. from the above and nearly every
known maker. together with II fhHrch
amt PHriOr Ol'VIHs from Burlett, j.
E,trv d Co. Prince y Co.. and Others,
Will osrrr tor the nest ninety days in-tru-
mrntS at - per cent. less than usual
prices. in order to reduce this mammoth
stock. Short-time paper will he taken III
part, charging interest on same. Those
who wish to purchase to advantage can
o have an opportunity. Circulars sent
on application, and full satisfaction
guaranteed in case of sale.
Having Il large stock of sheet Music
aud SINAI! Musical instruments. can offer
great inducements. Call and see.
j. y. MCCLURE.
marlJ
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Fayetteville offers Il iive-c,nts primer
to the worst spcllcr. and Il SD Webster TO
the best. Winchester ought to get up
something to help roll on the ball, and we
Il man to put in tor the primer.
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GRAIN WANTED.

We want about 1900 bushels of wheat
and from 800 to Geo bushels OF cOrn per
month. for Which We will pay the highest
market price when delivered at our mill,
near Winchester. ESTIIL BROS.
April S.I, 1915.
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For elegant and cheap dry goods, 90 to
w. S. Embrey ~ Co. They have, also, a
fine lot OF groceries and provisions, but
they can be had only tor cash or barter.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-05-06

&. G. Phillips has, not only the finest
cigars to be had in town, but II most SUI
pcrb lot of toilet articles. One Of his
splendid combs is worth Il dozen ordinary
ones, and far cheaper in the long nun.
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ESQ. David Rice tells US that fruit Oh the
mountain and its benches has not been
killed. He thinks there will be more than
half a crop.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-05-06

e, X. b. Williams Gallery is crowded
daily. Every one seems anXioHs to secure
Que ofhis beautiful cameo pictures.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-05-06

For clcarncss of outline and ~soltncss OF
appearance Il. b. Williams pictures chal-
.lengc competition.
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This cut represents the Mccormick
advance" Self Rahing Reaper and Now
err This Machine has no superior; in
fact, we have 50 much confidence in it
that we will let any RESPONSIBLE far
mcr. who wishes to do so, put oucot these
machines on trial with any machine made,
only agreeing to keep and pay for the one
he likes best.
also have the M"Cormirk's "Advance
Dr0ppcr, Prize Mower, and their new
Harvester.
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Wheat was not Injured by the late
frosts, and it looks well throughout our
county.
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BARBERING.

T. i. STARkEN, with an experience
ortwcnty-tlrcr years in hi~ trade. invites
the custom orall who want to be shaved.
,hnmpooncd. or to have their hair cut or
dressed in neat style at prices to suit the
times.
IA" Hair or whiskcrs dyed neatly and
welt.
~" Special contracts made with ali
who wi.h to have 10y the month.
-" No credit. +. A.. SIAiikEG,
OctS Winchester, Tenn
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ICON MUNICATED,
Editor Homo journal

T1TTVVT TTVTWN VVWT TWF
Our people in this part Of Frankllr
county think II great deal of the Home
journal and Of is editor, Wclikc to read
the paper, but we do not like tp read sucl
articles from -. II. b. appeared in The
last number.
Please publish this IN your next issue.
5 '%BsCRIBER.
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RIB. Williams Gallery is over the Post
Office.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-05-06

If you want an elegant picture 90 to X.
Il. Williams.
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JOHN SIMMONS,
Attorney at Law,
MinrhnsInE 1. Trnn.
Winchester, Tenn.

VIII practice in the Courts Of Franklin
and adjoining counties. and IN the ~
prcmc and Federal Courts at Nashville,
Prompt attention given to the collection
of claims. .IrbJ-Il-ly.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-05-06

CT"A large lot Of Rruly-madc Cooling.
and Fancy Groceries, tylcc-.
Sugars, Teas, &C.,
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READY MADE CLOTHING.

Boys Goats for - cents and upwards.
Youths suits for $, and upwards,
Mems summer ult, !UrSj and upwards.
The New York herald., 1875-12-24
A RUNAWAY FoRGER CAUGHT.

On tho 2eth Of October, 1871 man named Warren
Bcnning alias Frederick Sncdeckcr, by appoint
mcnt at Psscs Hotel named Henry Coles alias big
Harry" Tho latter handed him $40 600 worth Of $500
and $500 Allentown Pa, school bonds, md asked him
to take them TO William Muir Of ll3 Broadway, and
borrow S. 800 upon them. Bcnntng called upon Mr..
MUIR ana the latter told him 70 bring The bonds and he
would dispose OF them 10 the best advantage Accord
ineiy Coles and Bcnnng came 10 his Office together.
The former said that he vas anxious 70
cash. that he compelled 10 visit syracuse
At once aud could not await the disposal OF
the bonds personally, and tho came time
handed them TO BcnnIng in Mr. Murs presence telling
the hand the proceeds OF the sale or loan
to Bcnntng The latter deposited the bonds IN the
hands Of Mr. Muir then and there ON the sth and 9th
dnys Of November following Mr. Muir sold tho bonds
for So 225 which he paid TO Bcnning less commission
The latter that he pad u over 20 Coles .cscrv-
Ing only $3.50 commission for his share in the trans
action. soon after the sale Mr. Muir discovered that
the bonds counterfeit The two swindcrs were
arrested indicted for forgery in the Court Of Gen
cra Sessions, ~ MAJ, 1877, but when the case was
called for trn II found that the principal witness for
tho people had tho New jersey state Prison.
and The case was in consequence deferred Coles
time after escaped from the Sing Sing Prison and his
Whereabouts remained unknown w few weeks ago,