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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-29

The following report of the result of
manuring worn-out land is taken from
nm article furnished by Mr.. Frank A.
Guiley to the Michigan agricultural
commission. Thore is scarcely u farm in
the land upon which can not be found
whole fields, or parts of fields, worn and
poor from the effects Of successive crop.
pings. It is also charged that upon
nearly every farm will be found a huge
pile Of manure II it is not there, it can
be made each winter by feeding in sheds
all the grain and fodder raised on the
place, and 1t won't hurt to buy a little
Dulside. With such result, prob,ble,
who can help a little experimental farm
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-29
RrpNrry's FLAvoRING EXTRACTS

BuRNErr's FLAvORING EXTRACTS
There is no subject which should more en-.
gross attention than the purity OF the pre-
parationS which are used in ilayoring the
various compounds prepared for the human
stomach, BuRNETT's EXTRACTS are pre-
pared from fruits Of the best quality, and
are highly concentrated. The "Fiith Az.
enue," "Continental," "Grand Pacific" and
other leading Hotels use and endorse BUR
NEl1'S EXTRACTS.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-29

Great reduction in price for 1873 Of GEct'
son'6 Pictoridl to S2n year. Single copies , cts.
The Homc Circic to T. II year, single copies
3 cents, for yale by all ncwsdealers.
McdSOm'S .Nonthy Companion to 81 II year,
single copies 10 cents. All postage free.
The price Of chromos has just been greatly
reduced. No one nov gives such liberal
terms to agents m we do. Send for new free
circular. Address r. GLEASON d Co, 1873
Washington Street, Boston Mass.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-29
ne for the next season +? The report is an

ING for the next season ? The report is az
follows:
On a piece Of land put in our hands To
work last spring was n held OF twenly'one
acres, which the owners wished TO have
mwed in oats and seeded To clover. The
field had been cropped several years
without manure. The soil was Of m
average fertility all over the field. A
crop Of corn planted on it the previous
year had made about an equal growth in
all parts, and all 40 poor that it was con.
aidered not worth huskinp, and was fed
in the stalk. On the farm was n pile Of
manure one year old, left from a COW
stable, which we were directed 10 put on
this field. The pile would have mace
aoout twenty or twenty-five such oads
rs va buy for a dollar a load. ! esll'
mated it to be worth s35' After ine
ground had been pIowed, we spread thiS
manure IA evenly as possible over twelve
acres on one side Of the field, Mt an eX'
pcns4 Of SO for handling the manure
The twelve acres MANFRED yielded 5i3
bushels, or 10 bushels to the acre the ,
acres unHlhnufcN yI'lu'" 'p' '""'''D.'
20 bushels to the acre. The manure IN
creased the crop 30 bushels to the acre,
or 1903 bushels on the farm, worth 80
cents per bushel, or $l5l 80. The cost
Of preparing ground, seed, sowing, ana
reaping was the came per acre on the
whole field. The cost OF binding, draw
ing, and thrashing was more on the
MANFRED portion, but AS the straw was
twice M heavy we will let that balance
the extra work. The MANURE and draw
ing cost $50; therefore $50 expended in
manure made an increase in the crop OF
SOL 50, or n profit Of SOL so in one
season., 10 addition 10 this the clover
made good catch on the manfred land
while On the rcst il hardly grew at ALL
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-29

GESERAL SHERMAN's official salary,
it is stated, amounts to about $4,000 a
year, inclusive Of the usual Communication
for supplies. lie lives at present at the
Ebbitt house, in Washington. lie is
said to enjoy Washington gayetieS
greatly, and we feel aggrieved when
there is MOTTO use his W words
"some sort of n fandango every evening"
-New York Tribune.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-29

The Salt Lake Tribune: The new
bishop was from Sampete, and his Ian.
guage was that of the Norsman. lie
wasn't much used to the ways of Zion,
and when he rose in the pulpit to dismiss
the saints, he said: "Breddering, veil
ti.miss py singing dot beautiful sockdol.
ager." And the "breddering" sang
swectly.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-29
Tho Queen Of The oven.

A breakfastbiscuit or tea roll made with
DooLEY's YEAST POWDER IL certainly the
queen Of the oyen--so light, white and de-
%licious. You lit IL tenderly, break it open
gently, spread it daintily with fresh, sweet
butter, waiting to be gracious. After break
fasting on biscuits made with DOOLEY's
YEAST POWDER, what man would contem
plate suicide, or grumble because his wifi,
asked him for money?
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-29
fnirbaukM' Scales.

There were shipped from the scale factory
s. carloads Of scales in September, and II
carlonds in October. And there were received
Of manufacturing material in September, l39
carloads, aud II October, l5l carloads, in all
372 carloads.-H. ~,JohpSbUrN ~, C%dicdonian,
~, an
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-29
Ware satisfied that Hatch's Universal

Cough Syrup is one of the most valuable
cough remedies that we sell. III any one in
need of such u remedy will call on W., we
will refer them to those who have used aud
will fully corroborate all we can say about
it. We have sold it some four years, and it
has become the leading medicine Of its kind.
J. T. Il H.. +. WOOp, Dexter; Jef. Co, N. y.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-29

THE HOME STOMACH BITTERs do not
propose to cure all the ills which flesh il
heir to, but rather TO assist in building up
weakened constitutions by restoring natural
appetiteS and desires for their use. Prepared
by the Home Bitters Co., st. Louis, Mo.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-29
EuEIrMAr,sM QUICKLY CuREp.-Du

rang's Rheumatic Remedy, the great Internal
Medicine, will positively cure any ease of
rheumatism ON the face Of the earth. Price
81 abottlc; six bottles, s.; sold by all Drug.
yists. Send for circulars to llelphenstine ~
BENTLEY, Druggists, Washington, u. c.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-29
Hon. a. II. stephens Spcnks.

al very checrfully state that | used Du.
ramrs Rheumatic Remedy for rheumatism
with decided benefit"
ALEX. II. STEPHENS,
Mcmbcr Of Congress from Gcoygia.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-29

PRICE, SI.OO. Sold by all Druggist
, 1877-10-31

MEMrHss. Tcnn.. Oct. 30.-A large meeting
8" 'x.Coatcderate soldiers was held this evening
~ sske action IN Tegasn 10 the death Of Gen.
Forrest. Gen. Giieun ]. Pillow presided. Mt
l"etons spcssl.es lau1atory ul tho Wizard Of tho
sAtdle wers ina'te, uil1 resolutions Ut respect to
lii nie!noey adopted; also resolutions request
il!s suspension Ut all business betwcen 10 and
l: ot!osk to.lAurrow during the funeral aml
lle participation of 81 exsulliers, the various
departments uf the City Government, military
ur%anlt1atluns, aad pahIie sc.ools, The funeral
Will take p|aI from the Court Street ruMbcr-
land Church, u which Gcn. Forrest was ,l,er,-
lsr, ~ L. WI r. buried by Tug oId-fclloxs,
members u Ills Old colAmand.
WAsnlsGloa. y. e., ort. "a meeting was
held Tonight Ut tlIc Jou,uS Of Cui. Young, l,yu.
fcsentatiyc from TIC !Memphls Uistssss, Fenuss.
.ec, by tne.bers VI the caTalrY cofps OF the late
Gcn. Forrest, II take action In reference " hls
JcNh,,. lien. cnaluers presided, and Geu.
Diotcls aytea y secrctAy; a Committee, nA,-
ney, y A'aba.ua, Gen. Cook, Of Georgia, aud
Col: Aouey, VI Mississippi, we're appointed to
DRIFT resolutions aud forward them IL the iaiui-
Iy u 1cceased at Memphis,
, 1877-10-31
CRIME,
DAlsB1.1S1 IN FUTURES,

DAnH1.1S9 IN FUTURES.
SjertdI Ui,nasch IN Tar Csirsqo Tribune.
ST. Lorls. Oct. 3D--lnvestigatton Into the
affairs Of the suspended bank In The Town of
bunker Hill, ILL.,, shows thc bank 10 be- III a
hopeless condition ot Insolvency, and the
Cashier, II. ". Beach, an1 tho Assistant
Cashier, George Compton, to ba guilty Ut the
most dishonest use of the banks funds, though
the v;c:tmizc1 PARTIES, III consideration OF the
fact that Beach and Compton have turned over
ul their property, real and personal, to satisfy
The deficit, promlscd not 10 prosecute thcIn
cri'niualiy. The feeling Is vcry strong
against the guilty men, especially as ,1c-
vcior.ucnts subsequent to the pledge show
tho bank t" be In much Wsssc condition than
WINS frat :uuposed. Compton and Ncach made
full confession u their Interpretations, nl-
lcEtnC that the money has been lost in spcct,la.
tfoils III futures III the Chicago grain and pork
markets. Beach Is undoubtedly tic principal
offender. Compton being led into the crime BY
httn because II was impossible 10 cnrry Un the
speculation untctcctcu without the assistance
Of Compton. Tllese speculations, SPECIALIZED,
iavc been casricd OH for the last three years.
The banks capital was supposed to be $4,000,
but only f2sNp was ever paid In. The deficit
anlounts to 900, amt there are other losses
Which swell the aggregate 10 sGj,tE,0, busting
thc bnrk beyond redemption.
, 1877-10-31

CANADIAN NEWS,
Tho Flal,cry ComlntA tAsion-ltlotois Railroad
Officials.

The Fia1scry ComlntAsion-ltotous Railroad
Officials.
Special n.spalcA III Tn Chtca7n T;I5+t1e
HALIFAX, N. H., Oct. H.-Evidcncc before tho
Fishery Commission on behalf Of both sides Il
now closed, aud arguments uni speeches will
hcgtn OH Montlny, tue 9th prox. The St. +1oha
Telegraph says that tie Canadian case bcfosetas
Commission Inns not l,ecn weakened In my ma.
tcr1al degree, and that besides c]tctinr a vast
amount Of valuable Information, Which may b
made tho l>as!s for future treaties, tho fonla.
tion Inns been latl for tho pcaroiut aud sattstas-
tory settlement of tho questions arislug cut Of
the fisheries.
spsc'ai nfsnascs to 7as cniorgo Tribune
AnERconE STATION, Quebec, Oct. W.-The
railroad war continues. President Raymond
lsattroa1, are In Illrhford, W., two miles fr,m
rDad. which belongs to tho southeastern HAIL
way, and, to prevent tho officers OF the latter
Company frt,In restraining tlicir movements,
they havc cut thu Telegraph wires. It il alsi
bridge Ut East Rlchforl. Thu Hon, A. d. Foster
arrived hero this afternoon by Bpeela1 train, A.
companlcA by Z. ". t}oN, President Of tho Mon-
trcal, Portland 81 Duston Railroad, md large
tcsistfletl tho already bitter feling aganst tbs
Passtitnpsic Conipany:. Public feeling hero Is
unanluluus ~ favor of tho Hon. a. u. Foster
mud the Southeastern Railway. Meantime.
trains will run on regular titno between lbls
point aud Montreal.
Isprcta' Iaauatch to 1As cAtn1gs Ts4bunt.
ToHoNrO, Out, Oct. D0.-Drtecitra Ntcktn-
ncy, VI Ih1fanapulIs, with tho assstanru Ut thu
city ps,llec, tllts evening nrrcstcl John flrnry
Gcleer, alas Z. II. Isruwn, a scwlu9-Inael'e
l,e.l.ter ot Cicero. Ind, for forgeries on tns
CitIzsns' Rank md pEivatc PARTIES Of Sobles-
Vile. lul., To the amount OF ef0,oOO.
, 1877-10-31

f'1y to- ,y II s% VIII
| by Tho roat c,ltar. bnt let h,,n ~.
rs'ee III pana 81. sn onn., o. sss'n =
here can ileK the III ae,tl oil % of yon Il s you ssy
Donosan--fou're 49, shoemaker, and 70
an ! M nd yea needn't !, es putting or yons 1nss
police aud have you put out:
Donovan u. Va. then elected, and peace again
nuulittt taking the h0or. lie Anrry that pol,-
nyan hadn't i,rcn listened 10, and. then spoke Of
| thu virtues OF tho Democracy and the Uoolittls
Aftrr hin, rnmc Thomas Kayanauah, who made a
hrtpf aid tcn.tblt spccch. ndsl.nK wnrkfnKmcn TO
other. M matter what ticket they were On. Ju.fcs
llaincr as" spoka, after which tho meeting aA-
The !entra1 Executive Committee of The teru.
1ar. held meeting last night. with Maurice David
n The chair. ant ". F. lLas.nsJ acted as seets.
tnnnayn Committee Ia hnyn the wards canvxsse,i.
Mr ffctdetbasc, of thc C"inmittoe to confer With
isfencs and notni1,s hs 1ecn aonc s pssapst tnr
n1 nc e 70 &C., Tho
plaee of Met''ivs.y. and hc n,oved that .ueh !.
ST. sculty tal.t Tint ihc National party consisted
of Hamilton, Sclkc. and Sivessmlih, who Ind
written r,I M, loas y IT IT pf PAN asa,es:
Conference Committee WAS received.
Thy meeting then adJonrned iii Tbursday even.
THE sEcEpKns.
The members 81 the original woskingmen's In
dnrfrla Central t'onnlltec. who sccrticI from tho
them anil constituted themselves into . main body
met latt cseHtn9 On thc Gr*t Hour u No. in
ron. present at oc1oes an IL s tic assn assneee Of
{. J. D!xUh. thu recently constituted permanent
, 1877-10-31
THE ITDUSTllIALS,

-
The 1ntluhttiais yesterday did little beside ds.
cnssng their ticket, grievances, and woful split.
| The original wing held ''npen cuurt " at head.
quaFteFS, faSalic and Adams stteuts, but ouly
! talked and insisted that Tom kayanaugh should bs
| placed on the Democratic ticket. The sece.!crs
| succeeded In enqa.!ng quarters at No. NJ Wash.
lngton stteet, but, outsIdo Ut snat. did nothing oi
consequence. They held scycral conferences Will.
| ex-tiAuger SclhsA Nationals, and talked ahou1
consolidating the seventeen with the twculY Y-two,
making thirty'nlne in all, and forming the ne,,
National Woek'ngmen's party. This would give
Setks and his crowd chance 10 crow.
iSs XsIk' ,a;ssLs ,s4 s1eFdsy 'hss .tso,D o 1sa
Notwithstanding II Was learned aiterwar,!a tha
he had beca fur s. II. Mccrcn fur 1roas,tEcr. but,
when that b ksntlsman refused g bs bsd, the I'm:
money. Yesterday afternoon several Of ,he WerE:
Tom LYNCH especially fra,a the Filth Ward, an.l
that they ars urgently seq9casest to call on Iavil
9iO, zoo. sud 1t IN xa!d has placed mutt Of Ii in
'fhospton's hauds. The boys should cali around
s't's pstss 1ns H. t. sisstnasn si'st :ssa''
BORT uF LovR.PEAsr
was held At the Industrial headquarters. Tho
s."se .st ,aseiss, sie III" cpnmi.ss' cpi' .Fs A.
sia!ly, MauI rice i'asi1, char'es Kns, Thomns
sab.eumml1tees. After the cotnu,it.ees Gisl bec,,
appo!n,'sd nc s.MpA'garfs adjourned until ~
S'ss* Tss r!e@psa s. meeting Va. e,ee.d b, Tom
Lynch aud Lieh. Tho toluicr looktd melancholy,
ana sat On ths corner Of . bench, viii. h|s head
Len ~ unprecedented tho .tta.toa sai MI .niIed I III. II.
blantest. Tle 'esses noo1lttle was there. with thu
cra,ins ot t!at Jatseshlp almost eayslepiug him.
Llfe II lsafus choatc III his other, while dttus-
novel stuck out Of his coat packrt.
aud Utssrs, made speeches. riley ail asticrca the
Norkiagurn, anl showed the necessity of elcrting
them THE candidates of thc Democracy TO Office.
Tar aIstancs. unle.s ths bemoetstic ticket
Va: esstsd lts xsat 70 the t1sss.a r pu6l!es ~
cessity of hnnng Lteb fur county Clerk liz want.
ID Sa1 ts WStaatsss gs1i{ to ffnsn
= demasogue OF i professions! politician.
THk FUN.
Mf ponoyans one Of the sseederh, wanted 10 bo
heard Ate. L!eb bad tnf-hsd hla tat4aYus.
Of order.
Rone'sa xho ~ li,sl. the for liquor,
IT, isssst i,oosli,ss ~ called fos, and eou,t1.
ssaols ass2sdet prevailed TuK TalsrxE reporters
'.Ientlemrn," said IL. Doaosan :: i tu,l.t nm
0n nslng h3s.t alter yea have listened 70 ths
4 soicu-Let him shut up.
Dous.&n-I Mart tu hc heard, fair pI-
Ils ~ ~ Ca.isnshus ~; soa can't b heard. We
Donovan-tu4 are no gentleman.
=. me ChalF-ll! break yous-- nose II you ssy
Donoxan-iou arc no gentleman, and can
knock tbs nose Oh Of you.
Ths reporter ssixed Ais cane tightly aud put on
= tbs window. Ths iessc1 Uoois..le turned pale .
Tom Lynch Atraightened w, aud George Plant H..
ga9 fsadlnx ons ai his REPORTS. 1eui Kareaaush
, 1877-10-31
THE WARD CLUBS.
THE FIItkT.

A spirited gathering of Tho voters OF tho Flint
Ward was held last evening At No. !O4 Van purcn
street Tbs hall was dlled before the calling Ia
orleE Of tho meeting by 4 humber Of citxcus, and
tho Hon. Arthur Dixon, who wns called To tho
chair. WAS heartily cheesed on taking tho place of
honor.
Mr. Dtxoa briefly stated the object Of tho meet.
Ing. and introduced ~ the drst speaker Sir. j. J.
Kniekerbockss, tho Republican candidate for tho
Office Of rlobate Judge.
msstnH liz s Viii coa @sat .sesv.ion y"
Hs.tnx ssid u WA SONS time since Ae had spukcn
i. tasat bali md he wa Ka4 Y see 70 psaay ;olsrs
interest in the Republican party. llo mi. lies:
ins! hsa sl a ous ,ins xene Into 70 olr!o.itieu
s:5 '9 he s 'd eg tgo"a snt hAt e,asy s Sy sd
place the adm!niststiuu Into the ha1lds Of liz Re-
Ss H. res ~ Sss w
hs thouxht, W. the worst governed county tn tks
country. snd b. VA sorry to say he had helped IL
yo'cs-''llow about the woEelnzm*nr"
!, Tlese arc many, asid Mr. lle.ins. who thought
the Republican nom!ncrs. knw, tho wofktng-
asps mem interest ~ u st4s With the parsy which
Here Il: :pesiss satelsd into Wv rsses 81 taa
PaAsagc Of several laws which ahu Democrats
t9usht such :. ~ Homestead law aud tbu Eight
Hour MN. II lhe latt*r Wa4 not NOW tn fosce,
whose fsult wa III 1t was tho fault Of the people,
liz. lissInx lien proceeded to roytsx the ln,,d,
workings Vi AE. Llcb's odaec, giving i tc'ltn: and
insefe.ti1g account of shs pfoesesliu9s u retrt
| low Hr % iisrmsan Eiso "a tsttsntus seseesi sevI
sco;es Of imhsciles for bis own benefit 1t thu e1-
' Hitss ~ .pseeh rom ilerr Won 1apsyn. Mr.. took
addressed tha meeting. and WAS followed BY Ju..
tics Morrison and othef Speakers, who made
edect!re addresses, sftcs which The meeting al.
1oasned-
Tbs Fifth Ward Republican Cluh held meeting
, 1877-10-31
FREE GOSPEL FOR THE POOR.

To ths EalHS % a"s aTaoans'
CHICAGO. Oct. 21.--l have Tcall with great
pleasure and profit your admirable artfclc In
.,n,,. unn5.v,. sd,,,o, .n.,+,a,i ,.1a.. N...,s -
5pas ouAAJ cu't'o" entslleu ooult Nceus VI
tic Church." Il strikes thu nail square on the
bead. and 1t IL 10 i,e regretted that tl,c s.rIar
t 't ~ " - ~ " ss>' '8.s $A' .">"'
tartapts,n 10 prevalent In tho cl,urylcs,--tlo
Tra.o...,, ,h,,-,,,.s ,s,,.,,.II,, 1rI,a.. ,,,s
time hero during ths Moody meetings that there
was growing hope ID t4o minus Of tho people
that the high walls Of creed and sect would bs
broken down, or At nil events 40 un.lcrtnti,e,l
that In tilu ncar future they wouIif crumbs
aud fall mud be forever ollituFate,i. it
was q goodly sight in thuso duys i,
krc brethren OF one fantIy IN Ch5t.t
dwelling tUuvthct lu seeming unity. But tAu
result has proved II 10 l,ayo Ircn OIjy scyiIng.
No soOnrr had the dODrs closed tipon tiu,se
Curious meetings than Tic sc, ariau i.,a,ous
cotuinst,ccJ rcnairipp th rracbrs In thI wills 50
that to.day thev sta,..l w ir1, ~ .r"r. md tiv
lopcs OF The uura and uInni t,,s,, autt wtu,ca
, 1877-10-31
SOUTH CAROLINA,

COLUMBIA, s. C., Oct. 3o.--Thursday next Is
assigned for hearing the cnsc Of Carrlozo, cx-
state Treasurer, charged Will, a conspfra,y to
ae!Faud the Statc, The case ugainst Congress-
nan sInnl|s trolorcd), Tor accepting Erlbc while
Iursnt'er VI the Legislature, Is SIT for trial un
Monday next. The witnesses relied upon by the
State arc I'LL Republicans. The Court will bc
o:ctplcd several wrecks, Is thought, III the trial
OF the cx-st1lrIaEs.
WA>H1sGTos, u. C.. Oct. J0.-The case Of
Senator Patterson hus been further postponed
Attorncy-t;cneral uf South Carolnn, who Is u,,-
nt,le to be lcrG to-norrow IN account Ut Official
business. The ease will mol nga,n lc llearI
until son,c ttmc alter the 10TH III November,
the cSpEcss understanding Tint llu further req
nlsIiion be made ur charge rrrfgrrcd tlurintv
the pcnlcncy Of the present proceedings before
Judge Humphreys.
, 1877-10-31


Mhta1ec niIiptohahty rrfnsr to tnu on The In.
nmsa. nr,,' .rket, IN Whse easr tht "Hrxt',Ttrn
Monla hetens !ihn'o'ond fstfyhohY wna9rlatctl
~ @ .ns iGsnt 81 ne confrrrncc, and. of ct',Irlr
tstppn tSpm,s,Su FIFE. LsInEs VI INC tisih: h'ttf
ens Hn.i ~ ~ II TT Hes tnat one a ni
nts.r y, W. s".c o. snc Fmh Nnr'i W"hMl ne
r. Wh ahu hm aMuHnsrH.eM. @
y HreenoatkcF h1!fohlb mat itsnch thiM IL, 't0
IL rirs rrn,2n xss !" . w. sis I'm, hs
srn.nts WnsM unIon meeting OF Htecnhackcrs ana
"''N'"s"e" W WI. nc neM: ,,
halls. .n Hx'snhH'Fr HAMMOND ~.
headquarters are not in the saddle, like those Of
, 1877-10-31

TO fht Editor o5 7ne Tribune.
CuicAu0. Oct. IN. Tho following extract from d
reported Interview had by Ytaats. ZeFtaag report
cr with Couusy.cifsk 1.!eb, take from your Iesuc
of this morning.:
eseltsa ssa aat .tsai wsaed @ IL o. eFEs;s Esery
rasht.f. and In the evening the acchnta must agree
.s ;r, rh r. IT, $ua;y i. onts ant Vet my
il ~ vi, pra d on which we,o
ssti.y yoar.f % shs % cyshns II M i rn.sfca ,fyou
here. bnt now ase,ytinx IL nioiei:" ''''
llurlnK the latter part Of last year collector
from the office Of the aforc4ald Lteb presented to
tho cxecutr,x OF an rhsatc then being prnbasod in
the County Court, and In which appeared NJ an
attorney, 4 bill for fees aud demanded payment
forthwith. Thu lady had previously paid lAc bill,
aud her agcat held ani subsequently showed to
Liebs subordinate the receipt for Its payment.
Yet, this not lsIny sufficient, another man, this
time ba!lin. presented the same bill the third
time, and when fhe aesnl and this tiu,o showed
tho receipt 10 tho aforesaid subordinate. al ex.
amount had uot even then been credited
10 tle executrtx. And thIs last presentation hap
lehra several month"; nf-F the bill had been uafd
Now, tt Lfcbs cash Fl b,lanccd every ak months,
aud ha settles with tho t'rnhty TEcnsAFcr that
otsen. twice dnrng the last eighteen mpaths uluai
crcpaHcy, ue else lu lied IL tlr reporter when ha
made tlle ah0yG quoted stnlcu1cnt Or, wn1te thnR
all, he does not account for fees made In ths
tountJ Court. Gne VI twn thing. IL certain:
either that The hooks o. tho County Clerk arc very
ncEetacntly Ahd khlftl'r-ly kept, or somob0dy In
that office does not ace0unt for fees c0sctcl.
THIS. ! ihIuk. " tho only intnrctce that eau 10
drawn from tho facts Aboye ytate1, j. Il. L,