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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-05-13
1t is said that Hon. Edmund Cooper

1t is said that Hon. Edmund Cooper
is gaining great glory in Bedford
county, by lending his money cut to
his poor ncighbors, in order to save
their families from starvation, and to
enable them to make crop, lie has
already loaned out ten thousand dol
lars at six per cent. on their honor.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-05-13
Monday, May 9th, 1915,

j. W & A. A. Sharp vs.. j. NJ. McNabb.
BY virtue of an order of sale to ne di-
rected, from the Circuit Court of Franklin
county. Tenn. in the above cause. issued
April 18th. 1873. ] will offer Tor sale, 10 the
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-05-13

One of Whitlior's most charming
poems, "Sclool Days. is devoted 10
the regret Of q b'own'cyed
New England girl at having spelled
down
tile little boy
Her childisli favor singled
"Tm sorry that | spclt the word,
hate to go above YOU,
Rrrnu.c"-thG brown eyes lower fell
"Becausc, you see, | love YOU"
Still memory to grny-Eaired man
That sweet child face Is showing;
Dear girl, the grasses on her grave
Have forty years been growing
He lives to learn IN lifc's hard school
How lcw who pass above him
Lament the triumph and his loss
Like lcr-brcauSc they love him.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-05-13
Wool Carding
W.. Il. GRA Y,

ll2 miles northeast of Estill Springs De-
pot, ON the y. d G.. Railroad, viii be ready
to receive and card wool by the 22l OF
this month, May, 1873. All work will be
done in the very best style, and all work
warranted. A liberal patronage solicited
and satisfaction guaranteed. [mayl IA
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-05-13
Nav 9th, 1875,
willis Burt VS.. Z. @. Gilbert.

Willis Burt VS.. 7. q. Gilbert.
BY virtue Of an order OF sale to me d.
rccted, from the Circuit Court of Frank
lin county, Tenn, in the above cause, Is
sued the 10th day of April, 1873, | will offer
for sale, to the highest bidder FOR CASH,
before the Courthouse door in the town Of
Winchester, Tenn- on
Monday, May 9th, 1873,
the following-Gcscribed tract of land, ly-
Ing in civil district No. II Of Franklin
county, Tenn, and bounded rs follows:
North by the lands of a. n. Tarplcy ;
east by lands OF Burt and Curle; south by
lands of Jas. Graham, and west by lands OF
Powell and Portcr-containing 80 acres,
more or less.
Levied upon as the property of p. G.Gil-
bert, to satisfy said order of sale, costs, &c.
This the 2Gth day of April, 1873.
ii. p. STEW ART, Sheriff.
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-05-13
Chancery Sales
For June 9TH, 1875.

j.. NJ. Darwin VS.. $. S.P. Vaughan & wife
and others.
BY virtue of a decree OF the CIanccry
Court of Franklin county. Tenn. pro-
nounccd AZ its adjourned term in March.
1910, in above cause. | will, ON
Monday, June 18th, 1873,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester,
Tenn, expose to public sale, to the highest
bidder, FOR CASH, j. VI. Darwin's inter
est OF 5-lOtllS in the tract of land deserted
IN the plcadingS, situated near DrcIIcrd,
Tenn, adjoining the lands Of Samuel Now
~ and others, and known us the Eunicc
ID. Oakley tract of land.
This April 9th, 1915.
+. III. FINCH, c, 4 VI.
apr29-tds So
{. N~ogclgcsang ct ais VS. c. Miller ct ais.
BY virtue of Il decree of the Chancery
Court Of Franklin coInty, Tenn, pro-
nounccd at its adjourned term in March,
in the above cause. | will, on
Monday, June 9TH, 1873,
the Courthouse door in Winchester.
expose to public sale. to the hiph.
st bidder. FOR CASH. the EQUITY OIL
REDEMPTION in the house and lot for
occupied by G.. Miller and wife AS a
cNidencc and Cabiret Shop, situated ON
he northeast side of the Public Square in
aid town, adjoining the lots of Brudford's
eirs, and others.
This April 9th. 1873.
Il. IL. FINCH, c. & NJ.
apr29-td IS |.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-05-13
SLIPS.

All varieties, from the we'll
known house Of A. III. Douglas
d Co., Nashville, can be had
by applying to w. w. Garner
IL Co., Winchester, Tennessee.
Call for list Of kinds and prices.
w. W. GARNER a. CO.,
mayl3 3w Agents.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-05-13
Non-R Resident Notice.
divorce BILL

r. A. McElroy VS. j. o. W. McElroy and
others.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-05-13
Monday, May 9th, 1878,

and others.
BY virtue of an order of sale to me di-
rcctcd, from the Circuit Court of Franklin
county. Tenn. in the above cause, issued
April I'D, 1873, | will offer for sale, to the
highest bidder, FOR CASH, before the
Courthouse door in the town of Winches-
ter, Tenn, on
, 1875-10-15

Oie Serren 90. 9. Sob & Co., bas
ben seltern ibr Gisarrensei6dft in Der
Main, spiihen Der Is. uno 16. StroBe,
e%roffnet uno 1T Ni6ts Su piini6en iibris,
ipas eincm %elesanten nuo feinen Cigar
renoei6aft feblt. Mian fam bort Die
beiten uno feiniten, einbeimii6en unb
importirten 6igarren unb Sobaf 81 iebr
biQigen 9reiien f%aufen. @as oos 2a=
ger BON 4feifen anbetrifft, 10 elauben
mir, onb o%bensenannte Sirma iih nit
ir9eno einem anoern in Dem Sadie bier
meIien fam. Sos raudenbe Yublifum
lolte I'M eren juneeE Sreunben einen
8elu6 in ibrem @ei6dfte ob~ liotten unb
it'd iiber5cuser, wel9c Waare, uno wel=
DE bili9en Yreiie bort Dorberrl@eno
limb.
, 1875-10-15
= II m / It d 8.

Wnrous befebt Der @plbot
Sierouf% ,ontportet cine ttalienil6e Sci
tl1ns: Ser Splbut beitebt ni9t nur aug
Dem oasu 9ebDri9en 2eoeraeuse, ionbern
aud aug Der 2lebc gum onseItammtell
Serriherbauie, nerbunben nit ben mo-
tbiser @riifen. @uf Die Srase: y@a=
rum baben Die Soloaten &0pfe?" ont=
lportct lie uOamit ibnen Die 9olsbin=
ben ni6t in Die Sob ruti9eu."
Nnnonce. Gin junser Mann, S,l
@lem fdbia, Iu6t cine @tele;-am lieb=
item als @allirer.
Wns Der Gincin matte Gdul=
ltube. 2ebrer: Wsr bat Den eriten
&alenber eingefiibrt
S6iiler: Numa YpmpiIius.
2ebrer: @er bat ibn perbeIie...?
g d ii Sulius Gdlor.
2cbrer: Mel9en aalenoer brar%=
den mir jebt? las
S6iIer: Sen rG%incinnatier bin
tcnoen Ypten."
Optij@e Saufduns.
Ser @b'Itano, oas sepriei'ne gu
Sem feracn 8srse 9leiebet,
Muf benz 10 lang Der 9immel rubt,
@Is man i'm nl6t eritsisst.
, 1875-10-15
5reitaa IS. Oktober 1875.
'5tact Ni6mDnb.

BoIi5ei : 8eri@t. 6olsenbe
Sdle famen seltern in oieIem @eri9te
Sur 8crbanblung:
.Senrietta Sroofs, forbig, on9eflast
,:me6rcre &~leiounssiiide BON Mrtbur Wtc=
Goo 9eioblen 5u boben, wuroc perl9o-
ben.
WiGiam 5nelinss, anseflaet ben
Saeob aonis ansssrifIen unb sel9Iasen
at boben, SO seltraft.
Selia Mnn 2epis, farbig, ongefla9t
1923 in Ser. Staaten Yapicrselo BON
Morris Sbarp geltpblen gu boben, mur-
De, ba feline senii9enoe YereiIs porIasen
entlnIien.
Gbarles Osman, an9eflast ,pesen
Sruntenbeit, wurOe befoblen Die Staot
su oerlaiien.
Somes Surner, farbig, on9etla9t lno
i1ulbig befunben einen Sod uno cine
@eite i'm 9Sertbe o So ppn Senrp
Boone oeltoblen gu baben, murine auf
60 Sage in bieSail selonot; cine Ippel-
latiDn wuroe berous9enDmmen nno Der
Sau Der Cuttings Court ~iiber:sielen.
Gbarlptte Bradley, farbig, onsetla9t
90 Gents BON Der Yerlon bes Tronf
Mit1ea seitoblen 81 boben, iuuroe ent=
~lallen.
Jrancis gapelanb, ansetla9t tpe9en
Srunfenbeit unb einen pplislitcn 9e-
DrDbt 81 Daben, pllroe $40 9eItroft.
Ser 6ad BON Somes 9iu, anseflast
19ne1er in Den S!rabea Der @taot ae=
fabren Su baben, als oas @eieb s~eltattet
uno Trau Snbonna Sonoboff iiberfab=
rem ullo perlebt Su baben, wuroe bis auf
ben 23iten bs. VI. perl6oben.
Nlegonoer Sones, farbi9, ansefla9t
ben Jtpbert Srown an9e9rifen uno nit
einem Meller 9eltoden au baben, nit
Nbll6t i'm gu tDoten, lpnroe Der Cuttings
Court iiberlpielen. &a3} g2
, 1875-10-15
0ermilNteS

$ Stem Worf wirb bonn 16. Oft. al
cine neue Wodenidrift fur Sbeoter,
Wfulif, &unlt unO 2iteratur unter Dem
Sitel, nSie 8ibne" eri1einen. Nls
Se%rausseber UerOcn u. &otbmiller uno
50. nno ais Geoaftenr Is. Garlberg se=
nannt.
S II Milnaufeer3 situnsen miro oarauf
ouimerfiam sema6t oaB in n~eueiter 3eit
lowobl in Chicago, mie in Millpaufee Die
IerfdllNung BON @erite turd S6mefe.
lung ld~wunsbaft betrieben ,perbe. 9as
8erfabren beltebe BARN, unperfdufli6e
@erfte, Die selb uno miiffis aeluoroen, Su
relni9en ano our9 S1weiel gu blei6en.
gu bieiem 3mede miro Die @erite etpas
ansefeu6tet, auf cine ~beionbers eiuge-
ridtete Sarre ODER in einen &alten &C.
laIIcn, bnr9 mel6en @9mefslsoie Itr6=
men. Saour6 mirb lie bell meib9ldns
seno, aber aud Die &eimfrait bes &orns
serItOrt. 60 nett es bas bloBe Musle=
ben bctrift, miro ourA Die bloBe @9mef-
lung bic Ger tie BON SO. 4 auf no. 2 se-
boben, mas einen PreisMnterl1ieo BON
Is tis 33 Gents fir ben Yul1el beoingt.
Sn Chicago lduft Elm berartises Snititut
wel6es friibcr als Miible beniiBt lpurOe.
in Der Sallteao traBe, ni9t melt BON
Carbohydrates, uno perfdll9t tdelib
BON $500 bis $500 8ulbel. 3ruei wei=
tere Mpparate ,ueroen ,jest bort in einem
Staottbeile anfselteat.
Cine Seu1e unter BEN S1weinen
lit in 2odbourne in Obio aussebroden
Der in Monypeny's Yraucrei in turser
3eit 500 Stiif gum Opier fielen. Die
lSeube fat li9 iiber Die 9ta1barl6aft
uerbreitet, nno uerl9ieoene GARNER in
9amlIton Sownl4ip baben etlpa 400
S9lpeine perloren. Sn Der umsebuns
pou Godbourne, @ropeport uno Winhe=
lterr iinb se9en 5000 S6weine trepirt.
Sdser meloen, Oab in benW dlbern Sum-
oerte BON tobten Shpeinen llegen. Nu1
am Olentan9p 6lulie 1T ole Seu4e aui=
9etreten. SIS lit cine art 2ungentrant=
belt, bic li6 BEL ben Sbieren 5sist'; le
uerlieren ben Mppetit uno iterben raid
Oabin. Wenn Oiele Seu9e in Obio UNI
ii6 greift, 10 wcroen Sdinten H.. S4wei
neTeli1 ud4lten 8inter tbsuer weroen.
Musbem n2ouispi1er Mn3eiser" er-
lehen mir, oaB oas Staatsseleb BON Sen,
tudp, nad Dem 6arbise ni6t por Ge.
ri9t als 3ensen sesen 8eiBe auftreten
fonnten, uieoerrufen worben III, ieltoem
Der neuli6 BON Sberbunoes9eri1t ent=
l9ieoene YroseB, in Dem cine 3uriidpei=
Jung lol4cr 3euSen pprtaln, entltano.
Sn Sebalia in MtiKouri bat Elm blin=
Der Mulitcr, rYrufeMor" &oulon, oas
9er5 oes SRI. Wtarp s. GbaneeD, Der
So9ter zines rei9en 9antiers, sewpns
men. 9ie Gltern oes Mtao1ens waren
gang uno gar sesen cine iolhe Yerbin=
oung belIelben nit Dem Yliuoen, aber
Marp ipar entipeoer Dor 2iebe blind ooer
ibr blinoer @eliebter Derbient ibre auf-
opfernoe Sinsebung; fur5 lie lieB li1
uOr einigen Sa9en i'm @ebeimen nit lbm
trNuen. 4h
, 1875-10-15
Wrcf. 81. 9. g. Tranf,

ans Baltimore, ID, auf gsranlaFune Sieter
hteIl9sr 8iiraer bierbereefcm men, Inn SHIler
THr ieine Tan3-Mcanemie in
rWoatieean SAL"
su nrbmen.
@roBe @rOffnuna S%oanabeno Nadmittae
ben l6ten Sttober nm II llbr.
VDlferS beriibmter Sr9eRrr wirb bel ber
Grphnuns fpielen
BrOf. Sfonf fam tGeliG i'm Saufe bss 6rn.
Ut. 6erranoi, SO. 6t3 8rOub Ctr. nnsstrpFer
reIoen, NO CT nit Berg iisen 3epen bic nabe.
re AuSfanft unb %geoinaunsen bee rln.srri9ns
ertbeilen pirb.
Der prpfsHcr tpiro aleibfalls pripat ltater.
RIOT IN Der .Asa7emie Deer i'm 5auie Der S9i-
ler ertbe len.
, 1875-10-15

Gin elcsontes Woi6ieroicc, beIte6enb aug
Same, Sdi6el uno Soilsttenl6a6teln
aus reinem 8crsc1on. gGir ~erfunoie-
ten uns nod Dem 9reile unb waren er-
%ltount; iii erfdbren, NIT ipie lpenigem
@eloe man iol6e ~lpcrtbpole unO elegan
te Mrtitel foufen fam. Sic perthen
Oomcn werben es 9etpiB 81 ibrem sSntc-
reile finben, Dbises GtabliHement gu bee
Iuden unb iid 9enannte Soilettenarti-
fel anauleben.
, 1875-10-15

Mebrere Serrsn forOertsn seitern
Mbeno i'm ngpenins Sournal" SRI. San=
ny Yrice auf, cine YencIi5uoriteauns, an
ir9enb einem Sage, an ,pel6em es ibr
belieben mDse, gu seben. sic erwle=
berte oas @eln6 iebr bDfll6 NIT Der BE
merfun9, bab ls Sr ting Oeute) @beno
cine Senelisporiteluns seben tpirb. Oes
Stiit, wel4es lie ii4 anslu9te, III
vSan9on." ~
, 1875-10-15
ht0mOnb poit office.
u. 9pif Enhancement.
10. Oftotrr 1873
gf al m

s 4~% %N
Norolt@s enrdhuH. 2h eimoI tYora
Sonafaee aussrnrmmrr-arfnnff5 81 gsa n.y.
q. Dt. ~ Hne $40
T. enn "a anfunft 5 g, M. -m,a.
Worofide @ca gcH. 1Ga1if. ouso,p,.
men Srnn'aaa- = Mn'unft Las % SD
p0lt'tolnf l,35 unb 800 81. M. ~ W.
sdnfide goH. 9meira al taor;d
Iaas d da - Mnfnnft Io on SD
d9t5 5's9 So So w. m pO1f9Iub 4 @. M. n
Ssrntaas; aafuaft 1900 81. m,e
i9lub 1916 q. M. """ r. v0F
&iebmona & DanbiQe Gifenba6u
fais % @ M 2.30 q. 81. - gealdins
q,;o. A.ea H5H2 5HS
GG H'ns,Ms d gresasboro. 3weimar tGa.
5aI,s = y M", m go nnb g g.. M. - Wof
Sarntbiae. Tdari6, srnutoos na
8-30g. M. vSfl9!uB
@gelapeaie & obis Giisnbabn. saorid
S0ania9S aIse.tom men. Mnfunft a 81 M,
- pptl@laB $50 9. M. 'o H'"N
ssn9sars charlottesville, @taunton ms;,s
Shlpoer Sprtnss unb ipeflid5 ppn OSbits Syil
egfr Springs, Mnfunft S 9. Dr. Mna-
tblnB $50 n. 81. nf yeF'
- gSea goint uub gtationen m ,.r q %
a. lllo 6-@. O. 5aaIt6, Gonntona W.
nsmt's g (: !; anfunft 1880 y. M. aa maIt.
gloasslfer, itsr @ef Ioint. ,Sorih -m,
unit 1920 9. m--vsflaius e a@. m
s Iapeaed1nof, iiter Slid Saul /, tdoIid
&n'uHt' $50 9. m.- gofidIiae' 4 / .. d.
Sames aibcr esautpjsr. gr,imoI ,rya,rt
sW: = @ntnnft MOata9s, MItttpohs "rn
gteta9g 5N. ". = psitiGIus' 'S;sra Inv
\ 0"''erl'ass uns sOanabsnss, 5.3og sps 81,
Sanaf gafet. Gr,imal nSdentIi6
: aS ~ NJ, Mtttneds,, ai.itaas uni gonntoos
Z ., Dr. pulldlu6, Msniaas. S NDiSit.aasS
nao 5rftlass, 4 ". N. V@
sport yunab @nute. j3peima Al wUdbentria
% asntunft Mlftmpds Ino @annabenSs Z
i "a, W i 90 % yMSlfiSlu6, D0nnesRass nne gsnU
~ o'". 4r lHyf
, 1875-10-15

9ie Oien nno &oblenbdnOler baben
Jest our6 Die raid einsetretene &dlte,
10 uiel gu tbun, Dap lie ibre auftraSe
nidt i@nea senus belor9en tonnen, nno
mon6e &unoen li9 i'm Warten iben
miiIien. Mir iaben seitern i'm Saoen
Sperm @eors &lein, in Der SraaoltraBe,
,uie l1mer es mar, ale ~einSebenoe Muf-
fridge aitsSufibren obSlei4 alle Sdnoe
i'm @el9dfte li@ anS9neaisfeit gu iiber
treffen lu6tu. Serr &lein pertautt bils
Zig uno bat nur quite Waaren, wolIr er
ie0erseit %9arrantiren fam.
, 1875-10-15

garsi6aft seseben. Sir
&i6aro S90n 1T Die perlanste 9iir9=
19aft BON $500 BON Serrn &ramer uno
mebreren anoeren Serren seitellt NOR
Den.
966n lit elm iur9er Mann bon 19
Sabren, wel6er tiirsli9 aus Dresden,
Deuti6lano, bier anfum (luir bDren, nm
1i@ BON Dem Militdroienite fern sn bal-
ten.) 9erielbe braAte quite 3eusniiis
ilnO cine g~mpfebluus oil 9err 2inoener
nit, mel9er inn in eini9en Sa9en cine
Gtelle beiSrn. Gramer peri6affte. S66n
lit onsefla9t aus Softer Dem zines Be-
tannten $13.75 geitoblen gu BADEN, bod
miro, lpenn Die ndberen umltanoe aub
81 leinem Na9tbeile gu Iein i6einen,
ltart on leiner S4ulo 9eSlpeifelt. MOse
lid feline 1niGulo berausltelen.
, 1875-10-15

Sic Yferoefrantbeit nimmt bier nit
jeoem Sage 81 uno lino fait idmmtli6e
Yferbe, mel9e on Der StraBeneilenbabn
bel6dftist iinb, erfranft. 9Sie mir pers
nebmen, weroen Die Cars oicle 8ode
ni9t laufen. Mu9 Geriidte pom 2anOe
larten babin, baB Die aranfbeit sismli6
1hnea'lm 1i6 greift.
, 1875-10-15

Sorseitern Mbeno nm 6 ubr fling oas
2aubbiittenfelt BET ben Ssraeliten an,
wel6es 7 Gage bel ben Ortbooorcn unb
2 Sage bel Den losenannten &eformern
Oauert. m
, 1875-10-15

5,euer. @eitern Morsen unssfdbr
I'm II nbr brad elm 6euer in Or.
Sosc's @prleiesimmer aug. Die Teil=
erme0r ,par in c%iniyen Minuten our
Sono urb l0l9te balelbe. SAaoen se=
ring.
, 1875-10-15

9as republifanii9e Stabt : gomite
mirb ndhlten Sonnabenb UNI 3 ubr cine
Sibung abbalten, um ibre etwai9en San
biooten auf5ultelen.
, 1875-10-15

@eltern Ma9mittas fam Die Sepeihe
bier al, baB 8ouDerneur Mllen BON
Ohio elm Maioritdt bon 1000 oemotras
tif1en Sttmmen erbielt.
, 1875-10-15

@etter. @eltern mar Der Simmel
Den 9ongen Sag iiber ben0lft une 9e9en
Mbeno fiel Gin lei6ter &s9en, bod iAien
mad 9unielwerben Der Slmmel li3 auf=
sufldren uno Die 2uft, uelde Den sonSen
Sag nnansenebm taIt mar, f3 su
ertp6rmen.
, 1875-10-15

Serr Moies g. Sanbp, friber BON
bier, jebt GOitDr an Der vyteu Wort Sri=
buue," fam seitern Mfor9en in &i6=
mpno on.
, 1875-10-15

Wfs mir seitern Morsen ole Drain
Strabe binuntersin9en, wuroe unlere
@nfmerflamfeit auf oas@ei@dft oesSrn.
@iblon aa Der Wsain> sipil1en II. II. 10.
StyaBel seri@tct, 8slonosrs ssfleI uns
, 1875-10-15

Gde Der 1lten unb Otain Ctr.
Ttr prcteirr luret ifine 1reuree unb oas
pnbl'tam elm. isine Neutrality-suspicious. ld ses
ta1iglf an3ufeben.
Wabsrss iibfr bic YerfdtsSsnen @lafsn unb
DE e.brarten fSnnsn bel grsf. Qnube Nc. IL
Van Sroao Straet Ubsr in bet Nea osmie sr.
fsa9t iptrben.
Gic neueitcnT dn,e ,perben oelebrt.
DER nnisrri&t fur iunae Tomsn, WdpGsn
une 8natsn, inrst Mitttpots unb Conn.
atsnbs, NaA n iiiass ron 4 Bis 6 ubr, ben be,
psrrsn Dienfase unb Greitaes, Mbsnes bon s
bis 10 nbr i.att. ID u lmi
, 1875-10-15
81 Gin Yupulares Bud

3l"f t aNa
.laf pa' ris1 J3aoe49
4.lHt g9lsgt4.1 "mGF.
, 1875-10-15
GifenbaDmen etc.
Valtimpre unb Sbip G~ifenbobn.
4i}3l fi98 l56 I'D 9as
9ro6s rationale. boppeftel Sdlisnsu+
alnie, 5wiiden 8uibinston unO
~ Baltimore,
Der Often unb Wefen.

&tilenSe bsrIaHen 8i6moab nm Q llbr IS
Winuten Na9mittaas, Yia Der &i6monp,
fredericksburg rnb pctomas Gifenbobn, unp
potpmac Eamrftr; ma6t l1nelt @rrtinbuns
in Sbip6ub, aeoeniber MIeranbria, nit hem
baltimore unb Sbic Gdusa3uee mad Yalti.
more, pbilaeeIbbia unp allen YIabsn in ben
Stem &nelanb @taatsn. at3i Eye
, 1875-10-15
epueftipnen bon Brieffoffen,

gOa aalten an een apsj belunbereu gs.o,,,
W w!'@ " 9ls Stsrnfaltfn t%sfannt lnt, 600 1nns
$50 o. ~, 80 ufb 7.15 81. 9. q omn
ta9s-9.3O .. M.yunb : q. M' NV"
, ~ 1n mSftfrtagfn - 600 o. m. uph
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-06-03
Qrr'S Rifles.

The reunion of this famous regiment will
occur on the 21st of July at Walhalla. The
Charleston Neps and Courier has received in
formation that the flag of this regiment is now
in the hall of the Young Mems Library Asso-
citation in Atlanta, Ga, where it has remained
for several years. The flag is large one with
a silk fringe, and bears the following inscrip-
tion: "First Regiment Rifles. Animis opibus-
que parot;. Cold Harbour, June 81, 1862.
Manassas, August 20, 1862" Ex-Lieutenant
Herbst, the Librarian of the Association, has
charge of the flag for its present owner, Mr..
Paul Romero, of the Atlanta National Bank,
and the proper representative can obtain it on
application.
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A Correction.
emergency.

On reading an article which appeared in the
MtelHgemcer of May goth, relative to the con-
viction of VIM. S. Calhoun for forgery, a Pen
dleton. correspondent discovered some errors
respecting the family, which merit correction.
The wife of the late Meredith P. Calhoun, who
is described as young adventurer from the
North, was Miss Mary Taylor, the daughter of
COL John Taylor, IA brother of Maj. Joseph
Taylor and brother-in-law of Gen. J. B. Earle
lawyer of high standing and once member
of Congress from the Pendleton District COL.
Taylor married the daughter of Judge Smith,
and hence Calhoun's wife was the grand
daughter of Judge Smith, who adopted her
upon the death of her mother, and who gave
her the large fortune which came into the
hands of Calhoun. Judge Smith was much
opposed to the marriage, but afterwards be-
came recoDciled to the match.
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THE ADJOURNMENT OF COURT

The trial of William NJ. Martin for the muir
der of Stephen Chastain, jr., last fall, ended on
Wednesday evening" the 26th inst, and the ju-
ry after being out for upwards of an hour, re-
turned verdict of guilty of manslaughter,
but unanimously recommended him to the
mercy of the Court. The defense was ably
conducted by Maj. John B. Moore and
Messrs. Murray g. Murray, whose arguments
occupied the attention of the Court for about
four hours. They first took the ground that as
the killing was done in sudden heat and pas
sion, the question of murder could not possibly
arise, since no malice, either express or i'm
piled, had been proved, and they further ar
gued, and produced many authorities to show,
that in similar cases where the party killed
was the aggressor, it was adjudged to be justiti-
able homicide. Some Of the witnesses testified
that Chastain throw Martin down and was
choking him severely, while others said that
Chastain stabbed Martin in the back, and he
shot him to save his life. Summing up the tes-
timony of the many witnesses, it seems that
both parties had been drinking freely, and that
this lod to the difficulty which ended IN the
death of the unfortunate Chastain. Solicitor
Blythe conducted the prosecution in his usual
able manner and argued for more than an
hour.
The last case on tho criminal docket, (Charles
Calhoun for vagrancy,) y was taken up OH Thurs
day morning last, and disposed Of in short Or
der. The prisoner was represented by MAJ.
Moore and Messrs. Featherston & Brown. The
Jury, after remaining out only few minutes
returned verdict Of guilty.
Tho Civil and Appeal dockcts were then CALI
ed and so many of the cases as were ready
were disposed Of by Friday evening last, at
which time tho Court adjourned until the third
Monday in October next. Many the cases
on the Appeal docket were referred back to the
Trial Justices, and a few of the Civil cases were
ordered for reference to inquire into accounts,
etc. The prisoners wero brought into Court
on Friday evening, and received the following
sentences!
William NJ. Martin. Manslaughter. SEN
fenced to two years at hard labor in the Pcni-
tcntiary.
Elias Drake Rape. Sentenced to ten years
at hard labor in the Penitentiary.
Charles Calhoun. Vagrancy. Sentenced TO
one wear at hard labor in the Penitentiary.
Jeremiah Sattcrtied. Retailing splrltuons
liquors without license. Sentenced 10 pay
fine of fifty dollars and costs.
Franklin Moore Same otfeEce. sentenced
to pav fine Of fifty dollars and costs.
Judge Cooke and Solicitor Blythe deserve the
greatest credit for tho able and satisfactory
manner in which they dispatched the business
Of the Court, and his Honor succeeded in clear
ing tho entire civil docket, where the cases
were ready for trial.
We learn that twenty-five new members
were received into Bclton Division, Sons Of
Temperance, on Saturday night last.
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TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
T. D. KENNEDY, LOCAL EDITOR.
PERSONAL.

The numerous friends of Gen. Stephen D..
Lee in this community are enjoying the decided
pleasure of meeting with him once again. Gen.
Lee is familiarly known to many Of our citi-
zens, who hold him in fond remembrance,
not only for his gallant services in the tented
field, but for his eminent social qualities and
intellectual worth. His father was one of our
honored citizens for many years, and Gen. Lee
made his entrance upon the active arena of life
as an Andersoniap. He now resides in Colum-
bus, Miss, and is engaged in establishing
agencies for the Alabama Life Insurance Com
pany throughout this section.