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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-07-15

The postoffice department is much
pleased with the system Of demanding
the prepayment of newspaper postage,
and will, at the beginning Of the next
congress, at once endeavor to Secure
the repeal of the law in relation to
postage on transient matter in the
mails. The law regulating the pay
ment Of postage, will, however, be re-
tanned. 1t has been found that, al.
though the rate has been reduced, the
department now receives as much as it
did when it had higher rate, but col
lected the postage at the office OF de-
livery, which leads to the melancholy
conclusion that some of the postmas
ters are not as pure and honest iu the
discharge Of their duty as they should
be,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-07-15

ANOTHER American shootist is loose
In England. We refer to Bogardus, of
Illinois, the champion pigeon slayer.
h'1es'erday beat an unhappy English
man matched to shoot with him, and
now, OF course, he challenges all Eng
land, twirling his double -barreled shot
gun in the face ard rubbing it under
the nose, as it were, of John Bull. We
wish Bogardus would come home. He
IL rather rubbing it in.-Cincianati
Commercial.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-07-15

THE recent abrogation of three
articles of the constitution of the Ger
man empire which brings the Roman
Catholic church in Germany in com.
plete subiection to the government, and
the severity of the Falck laws passed
in 1873 are showing results in the flight
of German ecclesiastics to the United
States. The telegraph announces the
arrival in. New York Of large number
OF priests and nuns, who propose to
settle in Illinois, where Bismarck and
DIR: Falck can not curtail their ecclesi-
astical freedom. The Prussian ecclesi.
astical bills, in effect, Danish every
Roman Catholic, from Germany.
THE San Francisco Chronicle predicts
heavy Italian immigration into the
United States, and a consequent access
sion to the number of organ grinders
and plaster cast venders. Hitherto the
Italians have been pouring into Uruguay
and the Argentine Republic, the italian
population there now numbering nalf
million souls, and constituting the chief
business element. The unsettled state
of affairs, however, in these countries.
has led tho emigrants to turn their at
tention to the United States. And the
Chronicle cites the fact that an Italian
agent has recently been buying large
tracts of land in California for his coun-
trymen to settle upon during this year.
The postoffice department is much
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-07-15
TIMELY TOPICS.

IT is feared that the new direct
cable isa failure. Though ssome time
has elapsed since its completion was
announced, it cannot be learned that
any signals have been transmitted.
This would prove great misfortune, as
the other can hardly do more than half
the business offered.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-07-15

The government of the little kingdom
OF Greece, being without money, has
hit upon an excellent means of defray-
ing the expenses of its foreign diplo-
matte service. II has sent letter to
each OF it's legations abroad, informing
the heads of those legations that they
are at liberty to continue to manage
affairs as heretofore, provided they do
it at their own expense
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-07-15
BOSTQN'S BOY FIEND.

The Massachusetts Council Say lie Must
swing Particulars OF nis Horrible
Atrocities What Came OF Reading
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-07-15

The Guelphs and Ghibbelines of the
Cherokee nation have succeeded in get
ting up twenty-seven murder cases,
which were recently tried before the
United States district court at Fort
Smith, Ark. As result of the trial,
seven OF the semi.civilized will be
hanged in q batch on the third day of
September. This will be the largest
wholesale hanging since the execution
OF the thirty.three Sioux Indians at
Mankato, Mimi, in 1862.
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81; Daniel Flanagan, ioitering, continued
Thomas Bottomy, William Dayton. &. RI,
Hartman, William Mills, common thieves,
continued; .J. Fitzgerald, exhibiting gam :
ing devices, $50; j. r. Chinn, same, dismissed; ;
y. White, same, $50; A. Crane, same, dismissed
Thomas Hartshorn, same, SOD; John Kelley,
same, $50; James Arnold, same, dismissed !;
Thomas Nolan. street begging, ten days: Fred.
Dornkamp resisting olllcer, IS; Aug. Stciger,
same, $lU; G. anu /. Eiscngrnen, assault and
battery. IS; same, conc. weap., $40; J. Carroll,
abusing family, ten DAYS and $25 Michael
Burke, assault and battery, 50: Theo. Dean,
lettering, dismissed; Edward Suhrkamp samo,
dismissed: Sem'l Nussbaum, peddling without
license, al; Sophie Conrad, obtaining monoy
under false pretenses, continued; John Kubislc,
cruelty 10 animais continues: Stephen III.
CHEEKY aud Il. W. Wheelock, burglary, con-
tinued.
Drunk and Dsorderly-Ncwton Burns. Sam
ael Gracey, Joseph Lynn. John Masminstcr,
Chris. Harding, dismissed; B. NJ. Bray, S.;
Mary Savage, Eliza Buckley, S. each; Mary
Ryan, ninety days; Mary Goodwin, SO; John
Patton, six months: William Gamble,
thirty days; Michael McToge, 81; Jerry
Reilley, dismissed; Jos. Holferieh, S3 Aug.
Steiger, 81; Annie Moore, dismissed; Geo. W.
Bates, dismissed; Chas. Wilson, 81; Peter
Klein, $2; John Shields, So; Henry Mohr-
winkle, $40.
Lnrceny-Jacob Gassett, Henry Kettles,
petit, dismissed; Barney Weipper, s25; l.. w.
Moo, james Hcgelman, dismissed: Mary VIII
liams, Annie Jones, Maria Brown grand, con-
tinucd; Pat Cronin, James Haley, petit, dis
missed.
Yagrancy-Rich B. Kyan, 60 days: Otto
Bestc, dismissed; Laura Quitman, disnisseu;
John Koch, dismissed.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-03


John Brehne aud wife TO Clara Maun, lot 100
by ll5 feet on the west Bide OF 0swadt street,
"a feet north Of the railroad, III Madisonvihe-
81 800.
Nancy Perry to Warren Durham, s1-l0e
s4Sl. = 80 M 7H
j.. II. Law and wife to f. G.. Bell, Lot 1 in
the subdivision Of Spring Hill Place, In Sec
tien III Syntnes township, l0U by 275 feet--$g7i.
Charles Jacob, 3r.. Receiver 80 II. ". Zeidlcr,
lot 40 by 81 feet on tho southeast corner OF
findlay and Plum street,: also, leasehold so BY
100 feet. the east side OF Plum street, adjoin-
ing the above on the soutli-SJ,ya5.
Sigmund Freitseh ard wffe to Charles Jacob,
, lot 81 by 100 feet the east sltte Of Jefler-
son street, 3 5 feet north Of hammond street,
Twelfth waPd-Sl, ,20V.
George VOgel 10 Horny Richter, leasehold
81 9- l0U by u ct, on The north side of Friend
ship alley. 1853 feet east OF Pike Stfeet-Sl
Henry Richter to Elizabeth Yogel, same
leasehold-sl
A-J. Riddle to VIM. Goodail, lot rs by 1f2K
Feet, on tire east aide OF the Hamilton PIKE 25
Rect south Of Straight street: also. lot 25 by
Il9 81 feet, east sde Of the same pike, fOU feet
South OF Straight Street; also lot Is by 18d1 "
feet. on the south side Of Straight street, 8
fe east Of tie Hamilton pike, twenty fourth
ward--$l ,957 50.