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who died trying to shield their little ones with
their own weak bodies, atl lying there togcthcr,
iss,.seng is,"st n one r5la mass They arc
cries, no weeping, no slsrieks of terror, nor
prayers for mercy. Tho harvcsts arc roitinE i'll
the irlds, aid tho rcapcrs Rrc rott!nx here In
tl,e cllurcbynryl. We looked Into tic church,
woodwork, bit not destroyed, nor evcn mucl,
injured. 1t wns a Inv building With low roof,
suppnrtcd by heavy irregular 'arc'lca TINT. ns we
loUkcd in, seemed srnrcely high enough for n
tall man to stand under. What sSo saw there
was
roo Fn1enrru1
for more thnn llasty Klnncc. An immense
number Of bodies hal been partly burnt there,
and the ehsrred md blackencd re,nslns, that
arches aid maSs item iGwef and darker M s,ili, Sii
were lying in staie Of putratact'on too fright
full to look upon. havc mover Imagined any
thIng 20 horrible. We al! turned awny eiek
and faint, and staggered out OF the fearful pest
walked about the place and saw the sanle
things repeated over and over II hundred times.
skeletons of men with their clothing and acsi
still hapglng to and rott!ng together; skulls Of
Sss es Il e e4en ss 1 a q Stfxas as s ass
Here they show Tie houac where 70 pcnrlc
were burned alfVci there another where a dozen
girls had taken refuge, and had been slaughter
q TO tile last o'e thcir bones amply testified.
NARRATIVES or rnE SURVIVORS.
We talked TO many OF tho people, but We had
not the heart to listen to tIlnly OF their stories
in detail, and We restricted ourselves to sim
family. No other method would probably
give better Idea Of the fearful character
q tho tnnssacrc, and the way in which wliulc
families were swept out of exlstcncs, How
many relnatnl'' "'lwo.n II How mnny in
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. 10y ~. tun' Mbt'at ~: Iloaltlrtl, width honnJ
lnat Two OF three hundred millions wnujf h.
al'snrGG!l in this way, a,i he perceived In III,
~ ~; nlu.ti'n 70 othcr advantages. TINT Ni NAV,
4 ~ 1or ntlr a,AiiHla,lt !ntne', until wo c1uii
"Nad olher n.a,hei;," u sverybmly clso knew.' k".
ns . wow l1retcntc., TINT tho nrt Ut Feh, Z, lS;
Hellin,!otlaca kilscs, tf'e Pres!slent who st.n"3
une acL hMa refsn,hty not found u out III the
e'Ent ~ 1noiltfsa from fcbrliary to October.
ueontct were HOW long tf,e irrclccinablu tiern.
vjHHs Sr 1i 10 III e eona,aea rs & 1s :,,rrs md
a,,tr ., vi t,t ~ En n!sd silver aud
II sitv"r ,s,.s ,.u .'' nnu.i ~ restored
knnx VII To '1'.uSSEa, nn,,t rro, ons . SEEMED "a
su%ptosts and ';!'esapt!en'sis: SEs 't.Nee" l's
onnea,, rav ~ % M do' G nei'; naweho
s,,nn",, Nv ~, 'Ss"!e IT, anc 1eas VI lu
T. Tl,c Srn.tpms mn,ois ~, f,rn,.t Wui"S' A..
stnriori n v"n"" ~ nmttaM ~ !ac bcal
w Tno - 1nnns nnnr ~, eu. y o. exchange
mil aiivcr "f.s n, ,,,,or ~ nie COMPOSED ol
mm ot, III p'Pe' eon'e'"pe oh p1csent&
s'I In iho f1mitca a,o+,s 11,,,.o -, n..
,,vn. nnr II is ~ tnunS n",; " III, MGpfescn+
r. rsf'alt,ing To- tt,o c.'rrc1ey tG ll9n r. 1loar
or "'e'''' .n',,""nt. oac'e" '"o io''o"ln4 Aau
A'ttHti.i.,.,In.: ttTi.aa ~,
her, ls7 nothing St goid a w slIycr W eepia@; cp; Il
rnS um,c n etaass s!at ge lcgatcluct II ths
p1fsne ;m,'snoIy % ay 1spn % nhSIea!ter sontfaced"
49,, e,,It ous5e ttunr haS,uilea Mis oEn
Sent /. ls74. and on th" XIX t3s If + anr} sp9 ie
J5rssiou 5cr ncrmitted nn1cr the 4, MFa,2 no
question, ill., amrndlncnt wan % lvst"ycas as'ieS! @
nnyt. TT Wi.h thc "srnut,an n III, yIms, m,,ai ~
Mi tho Mas,aenusstts Hcurcsrnis ,ivcs @ nral ma.sl
and yotr yotei IN tic afi'rmntivc intit,tas Miesens
Nj, Hoopcr. nt,1i sn All, tIh rrt1,,nntinnsI, rrnk
Mi the Stntrs Errn Mr IEun,,.r iii ~, . IRON
tn understand ti,nt IA; nct of .h 10 I'M eGeta
Mathematician aiircr - VIZ N''' A'''' aaa
Thc trmth ia. thnt the flnn, mt, forn,,, ,,cr,,-
c,snr nT .i,vsr Wa. s nifc % v s,,,,so ag1a ~ M
Trvssd stntic. osiontc,1 r. uye 7o is7a aaa ~ sas
Inn thnt m siirrr roins ~ ti,u ftutiei sa..
shsu,iI l,n trn,cr hnSonl * Thot ~ H'asss 1
inserted innroMrlv mi, vithnt t,e u"M1,Sa.s 1 w.
of cnnvrra. Il ~ nitcm1,tci IN hVese hc %ort!se
'r,,t /, ro" ,,s,t 20 ,,.,i o,,a Trnr,an 'cn!su'
intcsrat ~ 1bns" Win ,,r"Htc T." II T. ~ tne
nnrc net ,i,fIiM,It ~ ~ .rax, " ~ 70 4" 'us''
What En,,nrrs. ~ I,oJ H. iiratto1 ,,,s ,,, o,,o.
v,,ln, NJ ,.n6eSi,ntta ,rtho,,t "non,, u r.
ms. y. thnv ri Mrrc,inr 1a3:t ~ ~ r Iae
,ntcc. ~ Itnv.tan ~ .rlel, ~. ,-,'s,' eaa'
sni,nitio oasurn y ~ H., M"u M ,u,r .o "utm ~
sep,, n,erte% fIcn % RrtIer ~ thr .t'fi ii,u Mas
C.Nmm;ticn' o,wnvs rrcr,,os,c '"G 4gs.s ~.
G,,anc 1't'.' ,c,oroI M"s0 e"ete'@ III nl.. n Ian;
.ear VII aho.r ~ ta. 'e no m0''9,csi@aas ,.
,a,,,tn;no Il ~ a ats Nv, ~. liz. ,oae
i,.;an ". III y,te ,a,r. su1 ". ,,a ~ " 91au
ulssott M = ~ ..lu Vu 'h"p; nHuie Aoin.lHi " 1ue
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A Clerical Observation-Disclosures.
fhH }itH Gaasft6
An tntcrestnH lnstancs Ut clerical versatility
u France " mentioned by II, Alplouse Daulet
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NOTES.

NOTES.
Htstminsttr Papers foz March cootains, in sdd.tsn
to It's usual amount Of interesting games and poa
1enas not very dAttern2 csricature snd pen-poz.,8
Of Herr Wilhelm Steinitz.
Dr.. A. Won der Linde has published ut uhech.
photography Of the game Of chess, contat1ine -
Ht1es besides appendix Of 113 dnes on the nm
d1aughts- This Is now tho most complete work of In
kind published.
Returns are beginning to come in fsum the ppsr,,t
Gard Tourney batveen Canada and tie United gs,.e
The tho games between DR.. Ryall, Of Hamilton nd
D. O. Rogers Of Detroit, hays been concluded, ssea
winning one. T.
The Hannibal Gio.l Courier o6ezs an elegant s1,x
cup, approximately inscribed IS prize for tho ha
original threemove problem contributed to i'll Psob
lem Tourney. The lists e1oee Juns l. Two pri.ex m
also oerad for the 7rges number Of correct soutss
to probI1as and eniguas appearing in its c hez d
part,nsnt during the remainder Of the year.
The score IN tie tournament at tha Cafe 1ntanx-
tipuaie stsrds RI follows :
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ILLINOIS,,



Special Correspondence Of The Chicago Tribune.
WAUKE6AN, April 8.-The birds have returned
to us once more, and their merry chirping az
plains fully the pleasure with which they come
What individual endowed With reason ia moi
awakened with Joy and gladness by listening to
their sweet music There are none, appre.
bend, not even the many who have been az
tended With financial ruin, loss of health, and
especially loss Of sight. who would not arise and
proclaim the benefit the little feathery creatures
! afford them.
TIE ToHE ELECTION.
On Tuesday last occurred the town election.
| at which over 700 votes were po1led, being al
most twice IS many as at any previous town
| election. The only candidate On tho Republican
ticket elected Vas E. ?. Daruum for Constable.
The Democrats IS usual carried the dey. and
elected the following named gentlemen Super
visor, ". B. Werden; Assistant Supervisor, e,
B. Phillips Clerk, George Hutchinson; Col!ec-
tor Edwin Hall Assessor, 8. 81 Film; High.
way Commissioner, 3. TieEnan; School Trustee
Dewitt Spaulding Constables, Ell Wilder and
II. F. Rarnum. All are very good men, and will
no doubs perform their several duties faithfully
and we'll. The elections in the different town
ships throughout the county were mostly Repub-
lican victories, aud in Eome cases the majority
was quite large.
s0C14L RECORD.
On Thursday evening the weather VAS de-
Ightful, and the members of the Lake Side Club
felt ''truly thankful" for it Was On that evening
rhat they had another party. The sttendenca
was rather slim, wherein it ia shown rley need
"reriving again." The following were present.
however, and bad good time Minnie Helds
Lizzie Dennis, Alta Derrick, KistIe Ha1nes'
Cora Evans, the Misses Kirk. Hrs. r. J. Doug
los, Hrs. ", II. Reid, Mrs. G. T. Adnms, Mrs
II. ?. Bddlecom, G. 4. Murray, Ed G. Lucas, j.
L. Brewster. Ed Allan, R. J. Douglas, r.. n.
Reid. g. K. Adams, w. B. Arnold, and Il. P.
B,ddIecon-
On Friday evening 3 number OF tha rising
generation COMPOSING the 'What-Is- Club"
enjoyed very pleasant evening at the residence
OF John Masters, ESQ.,, on Grand avenue, Slater
furnished the music a. usual. Among the nuun-
ber present vera Ids Wilder, 3rose Storey.
Annie Masters, Nelho Trua. Nellie and Sarah
Thacker. May and Essie Diokenson, Emma War |
ner, Jessie Hunter, Mrs. @. sneesby. D: H.
Bradbury, F. P. johnson G. Sneesb7. r 8. Er.
sklne, Horace Wickham7 Charles Cooper, Charles
Storey, and Henry Green.
PERSONAL
Judge Bodgett apd family hnve returned onea /
more to their sumner resldence in this ci1y.
The Rev J. P. Bates, Of Chicago. has recefsed
a call from the Baptist Church OF this citT TO
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sisteut effort they put forth in its behalf. Ihe
merits aud demerits Of the several candidates
we're thoroughly canvaesed, and, as il usual in
euch cases, men who had always heretofore
borne good characters in the community we're
all at once pronounced the veriess scoundrels In
existence. The saloons we're Kept open during
the day aud bear 1sas as plenty as is the mnd in
the village streets. NO disturbance, no seVer,
occurred. The town meeting was called to
order at p. II. by the Moderator, and the ze-
ports OF the Supervisor, Board and Town Clerk
we're read and approved. 4 motion 10 redist1lct
the town and empower the Road Commissioner
to appoint an oVetseer to each district IN place
Of Pathmaater was after considerable discussion,
adopted. An appropriation OF 81, 800 for town
expenditures was made, aud the meeting ad-
journed. The regular ticket was elected By q
are men OF stability and high standing in the
| community, worthy Of tbs trust reposed in
them.
For some time past the farmers Just north Of
| the village have been troubled by serious de-
| pletion OF their poultry by some unknown ami
| NAL which was rapidly mixing corner On eggs.
Last Sunday night Henry Kolberg on the Gibbs
farm, heard 3 terrible rnmpus in bis heu-honse.
Rushing ont gun in hand, be discovered through
| with chicken. 70 discharge his gun and oe
| Kicked over was the work Of an instant. When
the astonished Rhinelander recovered he found
hs had wounded large gray wolf, The beast
1ouEQt IeIUCfCusly. Qut NA4 6u0u puL uOI6 &a6
combat. His weight vas 50 pounds. prairie
wolf or q fox is seen here st long intervals
creating furry an1ong the robin-slayers. bat
game OF this sort was supposed to have followed
H. Czee'ey's advice and to have gone West long
ago. This solitary wolf seemed to have returned
to his old haunts to revisit the SCENES made |
familiar By his exploits in other add happier I
da7s.
At the annual school Enoesiog So votes we're |
cast for Director. Fl. c. 6enne was elect |
ed by q majority Of 81. The opposition |
Was enough to make it pleasant aud keep mat |
tens stirred up. The gentlemen composing the /
School Board are Meases. Frnnk Whitcomb, |
President, J.. n. Walter, and Sherman Clerk. |
q. q. 6enne,
Mr. Hendrich Brandecko was united in bonds |
matrimonial to Hiss Bertha Braun, Sunday
last. The ceremony vas performed in the
Lutheran Church by the Ray. Mr. Detzar. Many +
friends we're present to congratulate, the newly
welded couple aud wish them long and happy |
union.
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THE GAME OF CHEsS

ca1cAGo cREss CLUs-Nas. g and G. v,,h,-
street; open from D. NJ to 10 p. IN. sas
Ches7 players meet dsi1y st the fremont r,c,..
change) and the Sherman House Basement, 'l1-
AL communications intended Tor th,, d.,
should be addressed to THE TRIBUNE, ma fs.A aeai
"Chesa.'' A'oasasd
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
5000 Washington Street. Only the main x,..,,..
ere necessary.
"X f." White Sulphur, Ky-" Kln-tott ,m
very welcome In the ''litsle one,n however, ~
doab!e, commencing With KtP.
~. f. PA little practice will eu,b1o vor..
ttngufsh the pieces. Comparing the dj.,,.,r. ~
solutions published each weak will slso as,i,t eaa
"E. b." Entguua " II oniy another n.m, 1,,..,
latu Tho problems in the Clipper aee uos nrhxs'ss
IN book form. Besides being unsound, III. tv,-,.a
fncfosed ia not up to standard. ''F
Correct solnt1ons to Problem No. - raoa;n.t .
Barbe and Haas, g. a. p, j. 8. D.. stock.xr7. -
6oo Washington street, city; J. E. Dawn, Ar,,n,+a
Heights, Ill.
=, PR0BLEM no. M.--BY Mr.. 4. T. DBPnr
BLACK.
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DESPLAlNES.

The town election here was Of more thsa or
dinar5 inte1ast Party spirit ran high, and per-
sonsltles we're freely INDUCED III. Tho regular
ticket vas opposed by Al Independent one,
whose supporters, il they did not wiu succeas,
Ut least deserved it for the hard work and per-
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CHESS IN GRAND RAPIDS.
Mr. 6htnkman plays blindfo1d against Mr., DexsH,


10y 4 neat little uuato for hlindfold play.
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in order to make room for the S39, 900 edi6ce.
It ls amusing to see .he performance The
wheezy horses will be ploddjng their weary round
under the supervision Of the interested 500,
couple Of ambitious dogs will start fight on the
opposite side Of the street. which ia the signal
for rush in that direction OF a bowling mob, who
surge back again when the rickots old building
moves an inch, and the clustering and gabbling
Of the idle, oyergrown lubbers meanwhile is
deafening.' II the fire companies we're called
cut to protect adjoining buildings, and tue old
coop burned, it would be money ia the county.s
pocket
GATHERED INTO TIE FOLD.
Confirmation services were held in st. Luke's
Church last alonday night, and eleven regener-
ate souls took the veil Tho Sermon by lisbon
Welle Was an eloquent and appropriate one, and
was listened to by large and attentive congre-
cation. The new communicates are au converts
Of tender years, but it is to hs hoped that they
are Old enough 20 appreciate the responsibilities
they are assuming.
suSDRrEs.
During the sale Of Reals for Maggie Mitchell
there vas lively scramble, aud soma very in
GeuiouH swearing INDUCED IN by tue eager pur-
marked OF great numbers OF reserved, much
to the annoyance Of those unproyldod for. One
enthusiastic admirer OF the Winsome Maggie |
ualtzed away with twenty tickets.
Vessel men nre again active. Old hulks are !
assuming dressy alrs aud the jolly tar clings to
the shrouds like spider whiie oyerhAuiine and |
splicing ixiua aloft.
The "Commodore Is getting restless as . |
vet hen, now that the spring zephyrs como scud-
ling over the sparkling waters Of the lake. 1t /
'arlT dawn every morning he may ho seen with
7as-jaeket and sou 'westef. on SCANNING tile cast
IN horizon tor yenturesome fishing g-emacks.
,oon the graceful Undina will bound.:. Der
ho glad waters OF the dark blue Sea-"
PERSONAL.
Messrs. Young and Cogswell, Of Chicago, rep
esentatses Of the new airline To Southern |
'exas viz Freeporr. Cairo. and the Iron Noun
am Railway, were in the city On Friday, inter
lewiug our heavy shippers.
tThs many friends OF Judge Hardness will
sazn With EegTaat Of his inteudad departure
Don for Salt Lake, whese he purposes locating
or the future. On account OF his health. The
udge has won hosts Of warm personal friends
= bis manly, genial characteristics socially,
nd his sterling integrity aud brilliant ability -
practitioner st the Bar.
Quite nnmber Of Milwaukee beauties eraced
10 Young Folks' Masquerade With their pres-
nce l&st Monday night
Mrs. Stephen Bail and her ACCOMPLISHED |
aughter Ids have ret1tued from Western |
}ur.
George Bah, Esq, has returned after three
ontds' ahsenca among the natives OF the far
Teat.
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And White mates In i've moyea.
Ia Strictly I" book to this point
10y 4 bad move, II will presently be seeD- DspbF
ing me 1t, with view to castitnR would hx1s ha8
49, {e) White phys capftaQy throughout. This muya,
II t9rns out, is ths kaF to the situation
ihe last Of Sir Hector; not only out Il pay fos
the balsnce Of the game, but curling od The rttat
the Rook.
N) Probably with the intention Of playing ISL \
d =, but Whites zeply leaves no time for this.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-01-06
Nashville Market.
corrected Weckly.l

Flour-Superfine, 81 5Oa4 IS; extra,
50 %; family. So; choice family, 81 50
fancy, 81.
Corn Meal-Unjolted and bolted, sacked
Doc.
C0rn-New. loose. from wagon, 35a33c
sacked, in depot, 4Sa50c; bulk white, i5c
mixed. Ale, on cars in filling orders.
Wheat buying from first hands, sound
and dry Mediterranean, Slal 10; red and
white, 90cal 10.
Oats-New, from first hands, 40c sacked
and delivered in depot, 6Oaj5c.
IIay-Timothy, S2la2j 90. -.
Bulk Meats--Clear sides. ll1Ic; clear rib
sides, llIc; shoulders, SIC, all packed.
Lard-lil aal5Lac.
Dried Fruit-Apples, Sc; unpeeled
peaohcs-quarters, Sc, halves, lie, peeled,
l5c.
Feathers-Strictly choice, SOC.
Beeswax, 25c.
Rags, Sc.
Ginseng-Dry, 81.
Butter-Country, from first hands, l5c'
Chickens-2jc for hens and l2aljc for
spring.
Eggs-From first hands, 20c; from store
22c; packed, 2jc.
Tallow-Choice, nc.
Salt-7-bu.hel barrels, in store, $3.50
drayagr. Tc.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-01-06
Non Resident Notice.

C. c. Garner VS.. the heirs Of j. w. Fuqua.
Upon motion. and it appearing to the
satisfaction OF the Clerk and Master, from
complainant's bill in above cause. which
is sworn to. that the heirs of j. w. Fuqua,
decd, who are defendants in said bill, to-
wit: John W. Fuqua, Edward j. Poursine
and wife Virginia b., Edward \. Jackson
AMI wife Anie, Il. G. Shepherd, n. f.. Fer
rell and wife Eliza, john Thompson and
wife, 5. Dorsey Thompson, and John
:. Full and wife Louisa Care non-rcsi-
dents ofthc State ofTenncssec, so that the
ordinary process OF law cannot be served
upon them. -.
Its therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home Journal. published in Winchester,
Tenn. requiring said nonresident de-
PENDANTS to appear on or before the fourth
Monday in January next, Deforethe Cham
Gerry Court at Winchester, Franklin coun-
ty, Tennessee, and plead, answer or demuT
to complainant's bill, or the same will b,
taken for coniesscd and set tor hearing eS
parte az to them Witness my hand. n
Office in Winchester, Tennessee, thi
Dec. %, 1876.
7. Ii. FINCH, c. NJ.
dec30-4w AZ
Estill 81 Beasley, Solicitors for com
D%lainant.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-01-06
Non-R Resident Notice.

Emma Barter vs.. John Barter, 4 another.
Upon motion, and it appearing to the
satisfaction Of the Clerk IL Master, from
compartments Attachment Bill in above
cause. which is sworn to, and from the
ShcritrS return OF the subpoena to answer
said bill, that defendant, John Barter, is Il
NONRESIDENT of the State of Tennessee, or
his residence is unknown, 50 that the ordi-
nary process Of law cannot be served upon
him.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
he made for four successive weeks in the
Home journal, published in Winchester,
Tenn, requiring said nonresident defend
ant 90 appear ON or before the It'll Mon
day in January next, before the Chanccry
Court at Winchester, Franklin county,
Tenn" and plead, answer or drmur to
compliments bill, or the same will be ta-
ken for confessed ana set for hearing cN
partc rs to him.
Witness my hand, Mt office in Winchcs-
ter, Tenn, this Dec. lith, 1875.
Il. III. FINCH, c. q VI.
decl5-tw A.
Fitzpatrick, Gregory Il Davis, Solicitors
for complainant.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-01-06
Used in Nearly Every Locality III
Many States.

SETTLED BEYOND a DOUBT.-No one
que; tions the tact that more cases Of
whites, suppressed and irregular menscs
and uterine distractions, of every kind,
are being daily cured by DR.. j. Bradiield's
Female Regulator, than by all other RENE
dies combined. Its success in Georgia
and other States is beyond precedent IN
the annals of physic. Thousands OF GER
]titicatcs from everywhere pour in
upon the proprietor. The attention of
prominent medical men is aroused in be-
half Of this wonderful compound, and the
most successful practitioners use it. II
women suffer hereafter it Will be their
own fault. Female Regulator is prepared
and sold by l. IL. Bradlield, Druggist, At
lanta, Ga, and may be bought for Sl.50
per bottle at any respectable Drug store
in the Union.
For sale by j. NJ. Hutchins, Winchester,
Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-01-06
BARGAINS BARGAINS !

THE fine 6rick residence in which
now reside. Worth $4,000. Can be had
for $4,000.
the ttUO-stOry franc building on
south-e least side OF the Square. Cost me
$1,000. Can be had for $500.
IbOut three acres OF tdad on JEFF
ferson street, within the corporation, and
under fence. Cost me $1,000. Can be
had for $3.50.
A beaNatiH lot on High street,
contains over II acre. under good fence,
with stable. smoke-house, 4 large and good
cistern under cover, a kitchen, &c AS
desirable a lot as can be found in WIN
chester. Can be had for 5000 cash.
Il lot on Jefferson street, opposite
Logan d. Burrough, close to the Square.
Also, some land near town. Can be had
W.. j. SLATER.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-01-06

We have had, for some time, the
manuscript OF q story entitled "Bertha's
Stepmother," written by a young lady
of Nashville, a little girl yet, in years,
Her mother. who is now with the an
gels, used to be a regular contributor
to the Home Journal, and u files ex,
hibit several poems from Mrs. Emile
C. S. Chiffon that are as full of pathos
and poetry as the English language can
furnish. We assert that her daughter
need only to struggle on in order to
reach preferment. But the story in
question we cannot publish because
our space is confined to the inside of
our paper, and we need it for articles
and advertisements of a business ma
tue, which our subscribers, in the
main, desire.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-01-06

The communication of "Rounda-
bout" is entirely too long, and we must
decline to publish it. We mean no of,
fence to the writer when We say that
he does himself injustice by running
out into a long flow of words when Ia
few would suffice, and that he enlarges
upon matters that are trivial in them.
selves. Oh, Lord save us from long
dissertations upon unimportans mat
tiers!
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-01-06
Nonresident Notice.
Harry Estill ct uls, VS. Peter S. Decherd

Harry Estill ct als, VS. Peter 5. Decherd
and others.
Upon motion, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Clerk IL Master, from
co%mplainants amended bill filed in above
cause. which is sworn to, that the follow
ing defendants, to-wit: james Estlll,
Isaac Estill, Jack Estill, Martha kinkaid
Mary Scribncr Sally Wilson and Rebccca
Martin, are dead. and that the names and
residences of their heirs ut law are un-
known, that they are nOn-residrnts OF the
State of Tennessee,so that the ordinary
process of laH cannot be served upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in the
Home journal, published in Winchester.
Tennessee. requiring said nonresident
defendants to appear on or before the 4th
Monday in January next, before the
Chancery Court at Winchester, Tenn,
and plead, answer or demur to complain
ants bill, or the same will be taken for
confessed, and set for hearing exparte Il.
to them. Witness my hand. at Office in
Winchester. Tenn. this Dec. 9th. 1875.
L. ii. FINCH, e. IL. NJ.
dec22-4t (4l5)
Marks & Fitzpatrick Solicitors for. CON-
Dlqiurrts-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-01-06

MARRHD,--At the residence OF DR..
G. p. McGimsey, in this place, at ono
o'clock, p. M, the 4th instant, by Rev.
S. o. Wood, Capt, II. c. McBroom TO
Miss Anna Wood lIalsey.
A most elegant and beautiful little
woman is the bride, and a noble man
is the bridegroom, and GU: heart is
warm in its wish that they may be for
yer very happy. And so they will,
for Capt. McBroom has a brave heart,
but yet a tender one, and it will always
melt beneath the sparkling glance that
has dwelt on him so kindly. Now, to
be brief, .Captain--God always bless
you both.