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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Dullest Day Of the Year
Stocks Lower and Feverish.
GOLD STEADY AT III ID.
Money on Call Three Per Cent-Government
and Railway Bonds Firm-Some In
yestment Shares Lower.
WALL SrRgyr, |
= Mau Il A ID

TUESDAY, May lO-b r. NJ
The record or a twelvemonh past has not shown \
fuller nvc hours business than has to-day. The usual
monotonous click OF the telegraph machine as in
frequent to the ear is the hum of insects hot
summer noon and the vocation OF operators proved
sinccure. AT the O'Clock call the board
literally abandoned. and tho chairman his solitude
unconscously quoting -om Moore may have solloqui-
ecd:-
Il feel like one
Some banquet hail ssserssd,~
Nevertheless brokers have specifies whether "school
Keeps not" and they had gone on ostcnsbly to
luncheon, which nowadays mostly a pull at
"bold John Baricycorn aud nm elccmosynary rcpast
OF crackers and cheese. variation OF one half per
about all the interest that the days market
Afforded, and though fractional drop tho close OF
business created activity transactions il
only noticeable IN comparison with tho extreme
ratc OF ethargy which had preceded IT. The result,
however, close mp prices at the lowest points Of
he session. and attributable to stronger
han vague report that the Commodore not
we'll
The stock Of the New Jersey Central Railroad may be
taken almost tho sole exception TO tho above rc
marks, as IL suffered decline from 944 to 92h and
offered the latter figure at the close The feeling
With regard very bcarish, and tho rco offerings
Gs,ock seller 60 option at from to ~ per cent
affect Western Union pursued the even tenor OF its
way, As though tho wicked Atlantic and Pacific had
ceased from troubling and the approaching dividends
were assured Nevertheless there was moro interest
taken process OF pneumatic tube laying outside
!han there the price OF shares Indoors and many
,umid s,ockholfer looked doubifully at the trench
wh,ch seemed likely swallow up pipes profits
together
Tho aggregate OF the days. dealings would scarcely
present sum in simple addition difficult enough 10
bother boy in primary school, and Tor the other
mics Of subtraction and division brokers have stud
led them thoroughly for tho last year or two that
they have got them by heart. There is no greater
request Tor money than heretofore, per cent being
:hc ratio call and 4 per cent Tor as many months
rhls chcapncss is far from rcAssuring TO speedy
Improvement In business and rather bctokens dull
and inactive summer.
orKxiNG HIGHEST PRICES.
Tho following table shows tho opening, highest and
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quiet Naval quiet. Oils steady. Petro
leum duh. Sugar FIRM
Asnrs quiet but sssady At Gle $50 for pots
Pearls were no,nnaily at &c.
ASrIxoSr quiet i5Ac gold ~ casks sold At
fraction under the quoted price
BEsssAx quoted Mt SIC. for Southern and acc. for
Western.
Bnoox coRS dull and unsettled. We quote :-Red.
sc De- red tipped Sc &C.; medium green TIC Sc.
cASpLEs were meaay. We quote ;-sperm. use sperm.
patent Macys. Sc; stearic. X. Mitchell Co.'S 40 ox)
ne 2sc adamantine az, II. 10 ozl. l2slc. lee |;
parsflne as 6's and 1888. Zoe. 2oc
corrEr-Ths market for Rio qn,et- At Baltimore
500 bags Rio sold. Adelaide. private Mild
coffee quiet We quote :-Ordinary csrgocs. i5hc
las4c. fair do, l7i4c. IKE. good do IKE se /;
prime do lsiaca lslsc extreme range for lots aizc
1s Santos lair TO good l7c l7s<c gold ninety days.
Java. governments bags. 2oc 22c.: do. grass
mats. 2lc. 24c.; Singapore, do. 1e1sc 2,e.; cey
ion l7c. 1885, Maracaibo. i6c lsc; Layuayra i7isc
istSc Jamaica. lie lsc st. Domingo, l5iic i5izc;
Porto Rico isc. 49, Costa lea i7c lec Macassar
1stsc l9tsc: Mexican. tic lec: Manila. i7c y Ike. :
Anyoslura lie. isc: savania. Ice ls,sc: Curacao
coorRKAGs srocKs-The market was qnet and rather
We quote :-Moiasses Shocks 32-inch with heads
81 30 .. -: shocks. with heads 3s-Inch 81 10
rum do s4 pipe do - So so: empty horsheads - So
h.oDs y rs.s e.dnsry to prime. $s $40; hoops u
corrnn-we note sales Of about lbs lake at ac
cose.e s' was sneSsnssi quote Mauia a.rs. and
y ss' @ 4c a. so's
i4c.: American do. i4c. Russia Dol. rome he
COTTON The market tor spot was steady. with fair cx
port demand Futures closed steady. The closing prices
Today compare with Mondays prices as folic~s:-
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Shipments nour 10000 bushels vhss 81 900 %
cmcAco Nay Ia. 1874
Flour qniet. bat Arm. wheat unsettled and lower No.
ChicsSo sprnc. 81 o6i spot ~ u6. June; 81 " Jniy;
No. Chicago spring 9jc rejected sic Corn aetiss nfm
spot; 4se. May 55sc, bid June; 45.c July rejected
SIC Oats hrner; No 3ic spot; size. sl,sc Jny
Rye nomnaly unchanged Barley steady and hrm a. osc
69c.. spot: 57c.. June. Pork dull weak and lower;
s ~ ~, 81 spc snd June $3i ~ % 'n sss
nominaly unchanged. whskey, 81 u!ls Lake feights-
Wheat. 20 Buffalo, PIG Receipts-Flour. l2sus bos
re. 100 do barley $500 do shipments pIour 1000
10000 do .fOO do barley l3o0 d. a. the AFTER
noon call u the Board-wheat lower; ~ 05,5 June;
81 O6 july Corn lower: 46c 461zc.. June 4osfc July
Oats Sossc June 3oc cash Pork lower; f2o TN.
June; SO 923s July. Lard unchanged
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
PRovlDsxcr, r. l., May Is. 1876.
Printing cloths market without change best B4x5!s are
quoted nj SAC Sac for standard and extra with light dc-
mand-
HAVANA MARKET.
HAVANA May l6 1875
Spanish gold. 1851 900. Exchange fair dem land;
United States sixty DAYS. 50 ~ discount:
short sight, ga discount; sixty days gold 90 Ao;S
premium.
EUROPEAN MARKET.
Loxnox PRODUCE MAxKEr-LoSDox. May 10-Even-
sng.-Linseed cake 90 iOs per ton
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

SPuRoK--WmrxAx-At the residence OF the brides
parents q Comac L. l., by Rev. James Sinclair on
Wednesday, May 10, WILLIAM N. SPuRGE Of Smith,
town, l. l., TO CLARA A. WHITMAN
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-04

At the Eclectic DiSpensary cancers are
successfully treated and "A cure effected
in niucty-ninC cases out of Il hundred
when taken in time.
RHEUMATISM cured in every case, in
from one TO three months, ut Il cost of five
dollars a month for medicines.
DISEASES OF III THROAT cured in from
II week TO two months
CATARRH OF THE HEAD cured in one to
three months, in most cases; occasionally
meet with one requiring more time.
WOMB DISEASES. liberation, inflam-
nation, lcucOrrhca, cured N onc-lalf the
time required by other systems, anG with
out the use of caustic.
EPILErrIC FITS relieved and perma-
nently cured. In most eases from six to
twelve months required for a permanent
cure.
NERVOUS DEBILITY.-FrOm excuses,
sclf-lbuSe, &c, successfully treated and
cured IN II 20 five months.
BLOOD DISEASES cured in from three to
twelve months.
KIDNEY DISEASES cured in from one to
three months.
DISEASES Oh LIVER amenable to treat
ment, permanently cured ina few months.
NEURALGIA and other nervous diseases
successfully treated.
Call on or address, S.,F. Salter, NJ. D.,
No. % Broad Street, Atlanta, Ga.
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Zcb. CruInmct's Curse.
Dedicated to the man who won't pay the
Printer.

May your eggs be rotten at break
fast, your meat stink at dinner, and
you 20 suppcrless to bed.
May the bcd-bugs pull the comforts
over your head on hot nights, and
walk off with every rag OF clothes in
the winter.
May your wife be cross, your servant
girl prudish, and your neighbours
fences high.
May your dreams be varied between
the embraces of c%rocodiles and the
acting back stop of the hind end Of a
mule.
May you have steel filings in your
eyes, and be obliged to use chestnut
burs for eye stones.
May you lie specchless and be
obliged to shout for cocktail"
May the ghosts of starving editors
and printers devils, gaunt, lean and
hungry, haunt you continually.
May your boots squeak and run
down at the heel and pinch yonr corns
terribly.
May your horse he balky, your COW
give sour milk, your chickens get
lousy, and your pigs have the scurvy.
May your creditors never let up on
you, your friends he sent to an insane
asylum, and your enemy prosper.
May your wife go away with n cir.
your business to ruin, and you go
to Chicago.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-04
Non Resident Notice.
b. X. Duncan ct ais VS.. VI. V. Sharp AID
others.

b. X. Duncan ct ais VS.. NJ. V. Sharp al.
others.
Upon motion, and it appearing to taa
satisfaction of the Clerk q Master, fro"
compartments bill in above cause. whi"r
j. sworn to. that defendants. NJ. '. Hhal',
George G. Sharp and Sarah +. Sharp, are
nOn-rcsidents of the State of Tcnness."
so that the ordinary process of the las
cannot be served upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publican '
be made for four successive weeks IN lh'
Home journal, published in W ncheNl..
Tenn, requiring said nonresident dctci %
ants 20 appear on or before the ith Mo-
day in June next, before the Chance.
Court at Winchester, franklin count
Tenn. and plead, answer or drmur %
compartments bill, or the same will be 81.
ken for confessed and set for hearing "
partc rs to them.
Witness my hand. at Office in Winch"
ter, Tenn, this April 10th, 1876.
Il. ii. FINCH, c. d n
apr2O-4w AZ
j.. y. McCutchcOn, Solicitor.
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Hon. John NJ. Bright.

The following extract, taken from
last weeks Fayetteville Express, speaks
our sentiments exactly
"Tbe people of this Congressional
District have just reason to be proud
of the reputation which their distin-
guishcd representative, Hon John Nj.
Bright, is earning in the public ser
vice. No man from the South enjoys
to a greater degree than he, the res
pcct, admiration and confidence of the
Leading minds Of the country. HIS
great ability bis patient and unllag-
cling industry; his fidelity, first to the
interests Of his immediate constituents,
and then to those Of the people OF the
whole nation; the spotlcss purity OF
his private character, so worthy Of no
ticc i in this melancholy era of official
corruption-all combine to place him
before the country as a model public
servant"
"To show that in uttcring these sen.
timcnts we but reflect the opinion Of
others more discriminating and com
pctcnt OF judging than ourselves" adds
the Express, tive append the following
sketch Of Mr.. Bright, taken from a re
cent number Of the Buffalo lndepcnd.
cnt Leader, one Of the ahlcst and most
influential papers published in the State
Of New York;:
"Judgc Bright Of Tennessee, IS one
Of these members who stands out rom
the mass us both "A student and a think
er as well as a man OF courage, daring
to put his thoughts and opinions into
actions. He has mathematical and
legal mind that does not fix itself upon
any subject that it does not illuminate.
To his syst cmatic plan Of investigation
he adds habits Of patient industry that
have stored his rctentlve memory with
such a multitude Of facts that his labOrs
are much lessened, and that he accom-
plishes great achievements with appar
cnt ease. lie has been long enough in
Congress to have got thoroughly in
the harness, and consequently never
Gets out of the traces. lie is one Of
the few members Of the present House
who come up to the IDEAS we have got
from history Of those honest, earnest
legislators who made the early Con-
gresscs of this nation so pro mincnt be-
fore the world.
Judge Bright is not a partizan
statesman, though he be "A Democrat.
He is II man first, and he measures his
work by the broad rule of the good Of
all the people and not by the narrow
rule Of patty success.
If that happy day should ever come
when our people can see the import
ance Of having statesmen and men of
broad comprehension to conduct the
affairs Of government for them, if the
good time be not too long deferred, we
may see Mr., Bright occupying prom
inent place"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-04

A collection of the coats of arms OF
all the States of the Union is being
made by the chief of the historical de-
partment of the Centennial. Applica.
ton was made to the Governors and
Legislatures of the different States for
official copies, many Of which have
been furnished. The singular fact has
been developed that no State insignia
have been fixed by statute, and the do.
signs now used to represent them have
depended very much on the fancy of
individuals.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-04

BE courteous, if not generous, to the
tattercd beggar Who asks Tor ten cents
or q quarter. There is no knowing
how great a man is concealed beneath
his rags. Not long ago a beggar was
hanging about a Michigan village,
lodging in barns, ragged and forlorn,
hooted at by the boys, and denied food
by housekeepers. Ore day he sudden
ly seized upon a respectable looking
man, arrcsting him for murder. The
beggar was Il st. Louis detective in
disguise"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-04

A Kentucky Judge has lately de
cided n very important case bearing
upon the rights Of parents to the Gus
tody Of their children. The proof dis
closed the TACT a young miss, Ia ears
old, had been decoyed from her home
without the knowledge or consent OF
her mother, Cher father IL dead and
placed in a convent, The mother, aT
ter falling TO get possession OF her
child, sued out a writ Of hoJeaS corpus,
and because the proof was made that
the girls stcpfather was unhind in his
treatment 20 her, AMI she preferred to
stay in the convent, the court allowed
tho girl and her Catholic ~jailers to have
their wishes, and ordered that she re
main in the convent. This is q gross
outrage--nay, a robbery Of the dcares'
and most sacred right secured by ou'
common and statute laws, and shows
the people Of this Union what they
have to fear from the domination o
any church hierarchy.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-04

A Western letter to the New York
Times rep says: ''The most signif,
icant incident of the general canvass of
Presidential candidates going on in the
West is the fact that both Republicans
and Democrats are settling down to
the conviction that the result Of the
election will probably :urn upon the
vote of New York State. This opinion
is not jumped at, but is the common
point to which observation from both
sides has led"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-04

Tho citizens of Fayette and Hay.
wood counties, at a meeting At Dancy-
vile, in Haywood county, a few days
since, passed a dog law that ought to
prove very effective. They resolved
that a committee Of five for every dis
trict be appointed to kill oil dogs
known or supposed to have been bit
ten by a rabid animal, and all other
dogs not securely and efiectually muz-
zled that may be seen abroad or run
ming at large for the next six months.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-04

In pursuance of n resolution Of Con
gress, Mr.. Fish has forwarded to .hC
Governor of each State q request that
"each county in every State select
some gentleman to deliver an address
on the fourth Of July, embracing the
entire history of the county" The
Knoxville Tribune thinks iii this sup
gcstion could he carried into effect
throughout the Union, a valuable con.
tribution to our historical archives
would be secured. What we are to-
day, and have been, it will be interest
ing to know in 1876, and since hut a
few Of us will be on hand to make per.
sonal delivery OF the facts, it will be
Wellto file a record now that can be
preserved for the use Of Centennial or.
slors one hundred years hence"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-04

The Boston Globe credits Secretary
Bristow with having remarked to n
well known government official recent
ly, that if they would onlJ let hin stay
where he was he would be satisfied,
and that he had never sought the
Presidency.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-04

That "big bonanza" in the Nevada
mountains, which WAS struck last year,
was the richest treasure in history,
probably. The Consolidated Virginia,
which is the stock name for the mine
has just divided its thirteenth monthly
dividend OF 81 ,0S0, 900 gold! In TWEEN.
ty three months the mine has taken
out $50, 000, 900 of treasures, and divi,
dcd SIT, 100000 Of profits.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-04

At Wilmington, N. C., a few days
since, a lot Of Confederate currency
and bonds, redeemable in Confederate
currency, was sold, The State bonds
brought from 81 to 9cents per $1,000;
the Confederate bonds 81 cents, and
the currency one half cent.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-04

Referring to the fact that all the
New York papers were full of obitua
ries and editorial notices Of the late a
r. Stewart, the Cincinnati Enquirer
saws! 1T Is observable that, while
none Of them reflect severely upon
him, there is 40 sincere grici over his
demise. They all agree that his life
and methods were no: such rs to com
mend him to the warm sympathy OF
the world. Mr.. Stewart, with all his
millions, couldn't command the res.
poet and love Of his fellows. The moral
Of all this is that there is something
better than money"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-04

The New Orleans Democrat makes
the statement that United States Judge
Billings, successor to Durell, offered
Grants brother in law, Casey, $4,000
to sccur the position he holds upon
the bench, one-third to 60 to Casey,
one third to Senator West, and the re
mainder to be divided between Bah
cock and Porter.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-04

The New York Tribune, whose edi-
tor has been to Washington on several
occasions, says: "ln all probability
there is no man on earth so full Of pc.
litical wisdom as an editor just re.
turned from a few days visit to Wash
inpton."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-04

There is nothing so effective as a
pretty woman's tears. A beautiful Ie.
male lobbyist, Of Washington, says
that one tear, if it can be 50 shed as to
reflect the light OF n bright setting sun,
will have more power over the average
Congressman than all the arguments
that could be compressed into a two
hours conversation.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-04

The S7j exemption Of household
furniture, plantation and mechanical
tools OF last year was repealed by the
last Georgia Legislature, and there is
no property exempt from taxation in
that State now but churches, schools
and public buildings All cotton,
corn, annual crops and provisions held
for sale on Snd after the lst day of
April of each year are also taxable.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-04

D%enouncing the rotten secret ser
vice, the New York Express declares
that the Democratic representatives of
the peoI Ie owe to themselves and their
constituents the e%xtlrpatiOn Of this
foul blot on the good name Of the
country.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-04

The Georgia Supreme Court decision
that a debtor may make an cicctual
waiver Of homestead exemption, has
been followed by another which holds
that usury in the contract under which
the deed was executed renders it void,
and the homestead right is no. taken
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-04

\ call has been issued for a confer
cncc to be held in New York, May ID,
to consider what may be done to sc
cure the election of men to national
Offices, regardless Of present party al.
Iiances The cal is signed by VIM.
Cullen Bryant, Theo. ID, Woolscy, A,
II. Bullock, Horace White and Car!
Schulz.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-04
Preserve uour bealtb n0w, tn

TFPSPrr6 VOWF H6HTTH NOW, That
you may enjoy a happy old age. If you
have II slight cough, or cold, cure it imme-
diately-don't wait until your lungs are
damaged, but go Immediately to G.. G..
Drug store and procure Il bottle
that pure and good Medicine Compound
of Tar. 1t never fails to cure
Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis, Asthma, andall
diseases OF the throat and lungs. Price.
cents Il DDJUlc. Oc2S-ly
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Creditors Notice.

John II. Martin, admir-, &c. VS.. Mary Es-
till 1T ais.
In compliance with Il decree of the
Chanccry Court ut Winchester, Tennessee
pronounced at its March Special Tern,
1876, in above cause, | hereby notify al
persons holding claims against the c,tat.
ofDr VIM. E>till. deed, to appear al.
make themselves parties to said suit, am
file and establish their claims in the man,
ner and in the time prescribed by law, 0.
they will he forever barred.
This April 10th, 1876.
7. II. FINCH, C.& VI.
anr13 az
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-04

The Kingston East Tennesscean says
that a number of chill ren have been
indicted at that place, by the
Attorney General, for buying prize
candy boxes from n dealer. The fines
and costs in some cases amounts to S25
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-04

Alex. W. Best VS. Tennessee Goal 4 RJ..
road Company.
[Original and Amended BILL
Upon motion. and il appearing to OIL.
satisfaction of the Clerk Il Master. FRI
complainant's Original and Amend
Bill in above cause which is sworn to, IT,.
the defendant, -IlollingswOrtn, is Il no.
resident of the State OF Tennessee, so that
the ordinary process of the law cannot be
served upon him.
1t l. therefore ordered that publicatio'
he made for four successive weeks in IT,
Home journal. published in WincleStt'
Tennessee. requiring said nOn-rcsidr"
defendant 20 appear on or before the
Monday in June next. before IT,
Chanccry Court at Winchester, Ten
and plead, answerOr demurt to cOmplalI
ants bill. or the same will be taken for
confessed. and set for hearing eXpartr a
to him. Witness my hand. at Office ta
Winchester. Tenn. this April 10th. + T..
L. ii. FINCH, G.. ~. NJ.
apr2O-lt 40
Brannan Il Hunt, Solicitors for coH-
plainant.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-04

Captain Fades ~jct'ics at the mouth
Of the Mississippi are rapidly opening
a passage through the mud banks Of
that locality which will admit vessels
of the heaviest tonnage and deepest
draft.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-04
IiDHfuiUg Imminent will cure tina

lightning Ljniment will cure that
dreadful disease that i destroying so ma
ny ufour most valuable hOrSes-Epizootic.
Lightning Liniment will cure Rleuma-
Lightning Linimcnt will cure
Lightning Linimcnt i'll cure
Frosted Feet. Everybody who has 50cts
have a bottle of Lightning Liniment.
For sale by G.. q. Phillips. oc25-ly
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-04

The Mississippi Legislature appears
TO have directed efforts at rctrenchnent
IN every department in its recent ses-
sion. The law now dininishcs the
income OF the State and county officers
TO one.ball what 1t was under Republi.
can rule.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-04

A wit Of Lafayette, Ark undcrtook
10 fool DR., Wcsthrook with a plug OF
twist tobacco which he pointed ~ him,
He succeeded, and was shot dead be
fore he could explain.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-04

1t is the opinion Of a great many of
our exchanges that if the question Of
scaling the State debt was submitted
to the popular vote Of Tennessee it
would prevail by n large majority.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-04
MoyueU Iouse Shoe Store,

MdTWeU House Shoe Store, Nash
VILE. Tenn. 4. Il. Win>tcad Il Co. dealers
in Boots, Shoes. Hats. Vali,es. Travelling
Bags. &c- No. Z North Cherry street. op-
pO>itc the Maxwell House.
tT-CItizens OF Franklin county res
pectfully invited to call AMI examine our
goods and prices. mar30-2m
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-04

1t is proposed to place a bust of An,
drew Johnson in Court Square, Mem
phis, on the square opposite the new
position assigned to that Of Andrew
Jackson.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-05-04

The Dresden Democrat honestly be
lieycs that III the question Of rcpudia,
ton we're submitted to n direct vote Of
the people Of the State, it would win
by a majority Of three to one.