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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-09-20
sHctSOiIai-

capt. l.. d. Barnes. of Fayetteville.
and Mr.. Willis Randolph. of McMinnvlll"
were in our town last Friday.
- Mr.. John j. Delp, who il representing
a Louisville grocery house. has been cir
cplInting among his friends in Winchester
for several days past.
Miss SHlic Ransom. from Bedford
county, (niece of Mr.. ". Ransom.) is Wis
iting her friends in Winchester.
Mrs. 4. j. Baird. of Nashville, who
has been spending the SummcrAt thatta-
nnoLa. is stopping for few days with her
relatives here.
Elder \. NanIIoose has been elected
pastor of the Baptist Church for the en-
suing twelve months.
Rev. J ". Trrrill preached last sun.
day at the Baptist Church, to large and
apprcciatiyc congregation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boucher, OF Huntsville
Mo-, arrived last week. We lesrh lhat
they VIII become PERMANENT cit'|el' VI
GU: town.
Mr.. Joe Sanders OF Mississippi, Is Wis
iting his relatives in Winchester.
Our talented friend. jno. Il BcaSlcy
left for Sc Louis last week, AMI VIII DC
absent for some time. He keeps his busl-
ness to himself. like Il wise man. hence w
cannot tell what he leaves for. Hul ne "c-
serves and has our best wishes. lie Is al
honest man.
Rev. +. 4. kcrlcy preached his fare
well sermon last sunday ni9,t. lic VII
attend Conference III Ed.c;tld Tenn.
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Non-Rcsidcnt \ office.

Il. l.. Ridley and others v. Il. H. Hughes
and others.
Upon notion aud il appearing to the
.aiisrlrtionof the Clerk * Master. from
.nmplnirlant.' bill in above rtaSr, which
!. sworn to. that the residences OF Pleas
AMI smith d CO., ;ts well IL the Individual
name, OF those who composed said firm
ure unhnoWn. and the residences of i. NJ.
Hughes and X. ii. Smith are unknown.
and IL. II. Bo,el and the heirs ~ law OF
john II. RusSWurm. whose names are uu-
known. lall being made dcicudIn'S to the
above bill.) are uOu-rcSidcnts ut the State
at Tennessee. 50 that the ordinary process,
OF law cauuot he served upon ,hcm.
IT i thrrctoreortlcrcd that publication
be made for four successive weeks i'm th,
Home journal. Published in Winchester
Tennessee. requiring said nOn-residrn
! defendants 10 appear on or before the Ill
| Monday in January nest. before th'
| Chancrry Court ut Winchester. Tenn.
and plead. answcro: demur to complain
ants hill. or the same will be taken iol
confessed. and set for hearing cNpartt ~
To them. Witness my hand. at once ~
Winchester, Tenn. this Aug. -9th' ,S''
4. H. FINCH. {. y. VI.
scptG-lt Ils)
| b,,i. 4 NJ lrtiu, Solicitors Tor COM
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The colorea Haru shell bap''ss AS
@nca!ioh co"VeNe' III MaceuoN'''
Caorcn' a'ooi me h'Lo' n"E'n T"S' O
" 'hcNe9'e en- 'aSI week. VA 9"hU">
lhc"ttendahcc was Simply ""l"l--t"aI
IS, IL nu'n'efS' 1t Is S''' ''a( at ie"S'
i've 'no"Nan" were present some ,
came rom N"F'l A''"''n', ''"'e IL '"'
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N0u-Rusident Notice.


y. :. Gross ". Anthony Hunt eft ais.
Upon motion. and it appearing to the
satisfaction Of the Jerk, from complain
ants petition in the above cause, which IS
sworn to. that tic defendants, George
Gross William lltman and wife Martha
Pitnan. and \. NJ Gro->. are non-rr~j-
dent, Of he state OF Tennessee. 30 lAAl the
ordinary process, OF law cannot be s@rycd
upon them.
It i, therefore ordered that publication
be- mad, for lour consecutive weeks IN TIE
Home Journal, II new paper pdbli-hrd III
the town Ut Winchester, tcnn,. requiring
said nonresident PENDANTS to appear on
or before the iJH MouIay in November
next Hriurc th5 Circuit Curt 1T u inches
ter Fruklin county, Tenn. and plead
ai.wcr az demHr to compartments pet,
! ton. or tie same /, all be- taken tor con
fe-,ed ana set tor herring eX-plrtc as It
| them.
| Witness my hand, at office in Winyic'
ter, Tenn. tni, September l0'h. IA.
". ". r.sILhl., Clerk.
>epl3-lw ~
Colyar y Curtis. solicitors for complain
ant.
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We DO not like 10 complain, and
nothing scarcely. annoys US more than
to hear any Que always complaining
about some misunderstanding
that is past and cannot be remcdied
Complaining people are always unwel-
come guests, and so are fnssy ones,
who are never satisfied unless you do
as they do and think as they !hink.
But il a little complaining and little
fus5ing would serve to make our Dis
tricL correspondents write ottener and
more punrluaily, We would certainly
complain and fuss little. And who
wouldn't?
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Sales
For October lat, 1877.

By virtue Of an alias execution in my
nanl,. issued 10 nc IVY I. u. Finch. lI"rh
4 Master of the thancrry Court at VIM
chester. Tenn, on the 18th day oI JUll.
lo17, viii, Oh
Monday, October l>t. 1877,
vt the Courthouse door in Winchester.
Tennessee. within lawful hours, offer Tor
safe to the highest rijirr, for CASH. the
following described property: situated
IN the iSth civil district Of franklin cuUu-
Is. Tenn =, situated within t,,o "bomaiH
ct the University of the South. and bound
ed by the street IrAdin. from the depot oi
thr'icnn. Coat 4 Raiir"An tUnprHy to the
Chapel OF said University, aud separating
ii iron and fronting the house anG lot no"
occupied Ivy " II johnson. and bounded
on two sides by lots belonging 20 the Uni
vyr,ity ui the south, aud On the "rrar' Hy
another street leading from the depot Z"
.jid Railroad Cnhp4uy-t.lc ,athr briH-
the hcu.r AID tot -D!I Sy john Partin t'
=. R'uli. AMI levied upon rs the property
of .Iuum Hartin 10 satisfy said alias cNcrG.
ton ia favor Ot "t.uIima Mitchell -. JON
Partln ct ais.
, Tie amount Of the Judgment rcndcrc,
/ on the 2d ul september, 1876. = S3,I. %
costs, SLID; AMI interest to be aided.
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Cheap Home !

4 large new two-;tory frame dwelling
with six rooms. in splendid repair. in the
centre OF beautiful grove. near u inches
ter. with about - acres OF good land at
tacach. in cultivation. and under goo,
iruce. Good >prin% AMI riStcrn on til,
place. Can be bUdght very low for cash
Or part cash AMI balance on tiiA". Apply
at the .Ib.nc journal Office
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-09-20

Several members Of the old l7th
Tennessee Regiment leave toNday,
(WeduosGuy,) to attend the Ec-uoIon
meeting at Flat Creek, Bedford comfy,
which takes place Tomorrow, (2Oth
The occasion will 30 doubt be happy
one, and we will take it as II great ia
vor if some member will furnish Us an
account Of the affair for our next issue.
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ALSO. at the same time and place. |
will sell 10 the highest bidder for CASH.
the following property in the ca>c of I'll.
Z. E-tiIl, &. Il VI. and Receiver to rI~c OF
llovuli'. heirs against j r. Sylcr. W II.
Glllr, pie aud Lewis Metcalir.' under an
order Of sale directed to me by I. II. Finch
&. & NJ. 18th June. lS7I-lcyicd upon IL
the properly OF J.. Metcaile, to satisfy said
Order Of safe. The same j. situated IN
Winchester. Tenn. bounded northeast by
street. southeast by l.. Days property.
southwest by y. l'ulicld's property. ana
northwest by Days livery stable Ihe
sJlup contains one acre. more or less.
Judgment Tor $il2.GJ. dated November
/ 2ith. 1870.
This Scptt nbcr 81. l.11.
IL. l.. STEW ART, Sheriff.
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Fashionable Barber Shop,
LEWIS BOND

Has opened q llrst-clas5 shop in t'l'
brick ro% opposite t,c liomc Juurna. of
lice, where he viii practice bNr0crlnS u
all 1t, branches, he keeps everything J.
parlor,tylc. tie has rouWruienrc' for al
those VINO wish to wash 'hcir faces aHu
hands, free Of Charge, Give him acNi,
He also prepared TO moUd broken Um"
brr,Is ia workmauiNc manner Mt low
rates, scpgO
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-09-20
JOHN SIM MONS,
Attorney at Law
lyjurhrStrr.r Tenn.
NVincilrStrr, Tenn.

VIII practice in the CourtSol rrankiilh
and adjoining counties. ana ~ me . ~
nrrnr and federal Court, at Nashville.
rromptattention @ivento thtcoLiettloh
OfrliimS. lrp'-'i-iI
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-09-20

G:S \ trial pacIago Of Dr., A, q, Sim.
mons Vegetable Liver Medicine can be-
had .yee N charge, by calling at the DruS
Store, Of j VI liulchns and q q Phillips,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-09-20

From late able report Of Il v
Cole, President of the Nashville, Chat
tanooga & >. Louis KaiIrosd, Ne take
the following statement in regard to
the Winchester & Alabama branch:
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-12

In conversation with administrator Brown,
yesterday, on the sugsr shed question. he told us
that In his opinion very large majority Of the
merchants and brokers dealing In sugar would be
willing 10 submit TO the charges proposed by the
resolution now before the Council, which, II We
remember correctly, fixes the tariff on sugar at
forty cents per hogshead for the first mouth and
ten cents for each subsequent month and ten
cents for labor. He was aware, however, that
there was some opposition even to such tariff.
As to what action the Council was apt to take on
say.
We then had chat with the Mayor on The
same subject. His honor was terse and to the
point He maintains, he says, the same views on
the question which he has already expressed;
that IL, that tho Sugar Shed Company have con-
tracted TO store and handle sugar and molssses
at certain fixed rates, and should abide by I 9
terms Of their contract. As TO the resolution be-
fore the Council, he could not favor IL and change
the situation established by The obligations Of the
Sugar shed Company.
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SHORT ITEMS.

Glenn Saxon alias Them 10 Durana. e,p,d v,aA
prove good character before his honor yestay-
day morninr aud WAS sent to the Parish prison
for thirty days.
Ann Moreau could not disprove charge OF An
eanlt and battery made against her, and judge
Smith sent her before the First District Conrt
under $3.50 bonds.
II. II. Winters, when bis name lie called In the
First District Court on charge Of striking ous
sanders over the head, will have to answer
here" tie was sent down yesterday undtr
$3.50 bonds. MI
Minnie Landers, charged by Michael Gernun
with having robbed him VI $1,000, was Yesterday
before Judge Smith on prsI minary examine
ton After hearing the evidence his honor dis
missed the case.
At II 90 ock Wednesday night thieves sttemps-
ed to burglarize The residence of Mr.. Hamilton.
on Gssqust street, between White and Broad, hat
were frightened awsy by the inmates.
Anthony Miller was lodged in Jail, charged
With shooting ut l.. Cssimer with intent to COM
init murder.
sydney Spencer 10 lodged in the Central
Station. charged with stealing some jewelry from
L zzie Chase.
At 3 O'clock last evening the wharf at the head
OF bt. Ann street WAS discovered TO be on fire.
The ftmes we're Immediately extinguished with
sight damage.
A man named Dick Gsrrshson was sent TO the
Chatity Hospital who had accidentally cut his
right ankle aboard the steamer Frank Pargoud.
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THE BRICK.
1t is = weapon Used Now Days by Both
Male and Female.

1t is = weapon Used N0w.a Days by Both
Male and Female.
A new mode OF warfare has In these enlight-
ened days arisen, and the weapon used is the
brick. Yesterday q merchant named John
Holmes and one John Bremen became involved
in difficulty, and after ! heated discussion
Holmes seized q brick that Was near at hand and
dealt his opponent telling blow over the head,
in6icting severe though not dangerous
wound. The row finally ended by policeman
putting in an appearance and landing Holmes
in the Central Station,
At z o'clock last evening, on Girod street, be-
tween Magazine and Tchoupitoulas streets, two
OF IFeland's daughters, named respectively Alics
ONeil and Mary Lyden. had set-to ON account
of some remarks that Alice had maoe against
Ellen Lyden, daughter OF Mary Lyden. This cul-
minated In Alice o'Neil placing her delicate
pinchers ON one side OF brick and laying the
other gently on her antagonists head. The
brick was laid 90 gently on Mary Lvden's head
that she had to be sent to the Charity Hospital.
Alice was taken in charge by Corporal Dryer
aud injured in the Central station. charged by
Ellen Lyden with assaulting and woundipg her
mother with brick with intent to commit MUIR
der, and also with insulting and abusing the
family In general.
The wounded woman was conveyed to the hos
pital, above stated, where her wonnd was exam
ined by the physician, Who pronounced it Sc
we're one.
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FOREIaaN MARKETS.

IoNDoN, Oct. II. a D. m.-Fl0ur unchanged,
3ss. Wheat firm. but unchanged In pIices; car
goes of Chicago off coast Dos: do California
63s eafE goes Of Chicago 70 arrive Bis Cd do Cal-
Forna bSs GdNeG2s arrivals for orders light.
Gofn--safgoes Off coast Arm but. UNCHANGED
In uricea. 26s eargnee TO arrive dull and easier,
selling ut yesterdays inside prices sss Cd ar
rivals for orders light
LONDON. Oct. II. B d. N. Wheat Off coast firm
10 arrive steady. Corn OF coast steady; to arr
rive quiet. 1900.
LONDON. Oct li-Noon. -Consols for money
g5 g-tG Oh account gH SIG. Erie 10 y.
The directors OF t1e Bank OF England have
ffxed the minimum rate OF discount ut per
GENT.
3r. M Erie t3k. Bullion decreased E6g3 600.
800 b. M Erie 1917 street rates AZ, which Is
u below bank.
~. n -Gonsols for money % b-ie; on account
s5,4. Erie To-
LIVERPOOL Oct. II las p. ma-FlOur quiet
snd unchanged at g1s there Ia no Western canal
MDur In the market Wheat unchanged spring
lis 2dtpi1s 10d: IA ifotnia Club 12s 1odU1!s; do
average 1913 C1al2s sd. Corn dull aud un-
ellHn ged oil ass ID Peas. Cd lower, at AZ,
LfvERpupI. Oct. 10, 0 p. Motion plands,
Low Mjddling clause, November and December
delivery. l3- g2@e Tie: december and january.
gsd0p6 13-31d.
L d. ii. Sales OF American T4oo Uplands,
Low Midding clause, December and January
delivery. CID
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-12
THE sCm0OL BOARD.

The Election Of Teachers for the Academic
Department.
The School Boafd held protracted meeting
last evening. The most interesting portion OF
which was the report OF The committee on teach
ers. which will be found In another column, and
Che election Of the following teachers to the posi-
Gons named Ia the Academic department fthe
high sohool depsrtment).
UPPER GIRLS HIaH SCHOOL.
Prinoipsl--Mrs. MARY etamps.
Associate Mrs. w. lei. Seymour.
Natural hcienee- Mrs. B. b. Elder.
Erench--Mrs A. L. Howard.
LOWER s1R1s' HIGH SCHOOL.
Principal Mips II. A. Suter.
English Language and hiterature-Mis J. Sim
NOUS.
Frencb--Mrs. n. vienne.
Natural Scienees--Mrs. II. b. Muller.
UPPER Boys' HIGH SCHOOL,.
Principal Prof. Seaman.
French and Latin Mr.. H. A. CesBordes,
kIathema,ios--M MIR. @. NJ. Brossman.
Natural science--M Mr., VIM. Van Slooten.
The board will meet on Saturday next again, TO
elect the remainder Of tho list OF teachers.
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ntinuea from rlr.. PAGE.

s,,ccfpts; white ii SCOT ss.. red y 2ses1 % for
god to choice. R,e uuiet No 2, 5p@B0 "a e s
tor Barley light and Nominal spr,ng 6gMIb;
Unks rather dull white 2Bg5o, mixed sgf@2s. lard
u;Iiet and easy: winter steam gsBWbA anu cur
rent make g1bfDss6c " fb. Bulk meats quiet:
shoulders nominal. clear RIB ssms%. clear
sides $40 p ID, packed. Corn IN fatr demand
and firms mixed ear. 4geei0. ana sales a. NE
latter figure. nd shelled 4GtnsT. Risky fairly
active and steady sales Of " 0s gallon. Got
ton atlict and steady and no change. in prizes;
Middlinr ~. Good Middling 11ikc. Mess pork
auist and light yofferings; city 81 80 y Dbl.
fair 10 good light. sb 1o fair TO good packing
s56Ds al a1dseleet butchers % spm5 % per GENITAL
BALTIMORE, Oct II Flour steady ana hri Ia !;
rceiots 1000 bbls; shipments none: sales iigo
Wheat active and lower; reeeipis 81 300 bushels
ehiptnnnts 1900: sales $1,000; No. ?, eas9 ana
October vi 4bts: No. d OIL AZ bid. Corn dun anu
Inwtsr. receipts 40 600 bushels; shipments 1sooO |;
sssiea 10000. cash and October 5sta November
Nj. mpb9N Oats firmer; mixed 35@3ba; white
AM. Whisky dull; 81 liz.
GHIrAGo Oct, Ill $50 o. M heat- Octo-
her ii Dp% bid November 81 Oh. Oorn-Ocfober
IA November 42ssm42ks Pork--Year st2 30 !.
january sl9 90 Lhrd-Year BTf; january
AIM Estimated receipts Of corn-2s0 car loads.
and 1900 bushels by canal.
CHrcAao, Oct. II, $3.50 y. m.--WheHt closing
for October at 81 1919 November VI V1.s yehf
Al m. Corn--Uctober 42,sfp42ss. November 42sa
42 Pork YeBr $40 7bNnt2 m VI; january s12 S2ts.
Tard-~Year s.27; January asa.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-12
CAPITOL NOTES.
Lieut.. Gov. Wi1tz mt the Helm 49, Levee
Matters in Grneral and Derelict
Committeeman.

Lieut.. Gov. Wi1tA mt the Helm - Leyee
Matters in Grnerai and Derelict
Committeeman.
Acting Gov. Witt did the honors, so to sper k,
yesterday at the Executive Office, and dispatched
business with that rspidity for which he was
noted while the Mayor Of the city. During the
morning several gentlemen who were interested
in
LEvEE CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR,
some OF those who had tender d the lowest bids
the day before, called to say that they would be
ready by IL m. to-day--the time required-to
furnish their bonds and sign the contract.
A letter was received from Mr.. J. G. Donnelly,
who was awarded the contract for the Barrow
villa levee. Near Donaldsonvile, Ascension par
ish, at 2l24 cents, and who now declines to &C
cept, and The next lowest bidder, Mr.. @. Nolan,
receives it at 22sS cents per cubic yard.
Four additional levees are to be let on the Goth,
VIZ: The McHa alton levee, parish OF East Baton
Carroll levee, parish of III. John, and the s,Mols
Store" levee, IN the same parish.
Major Harrod, Of the Board of Engineers, has
gone now to stalk out the Carroll lsvee, and will
return in q few days.
About the first official act of the Acting Gov
upon the Governor OF another State, and next,
the appointment of p. w. Mimm surveyor for
the parish OF Oalcasieu vice Thomas Mulleit.
Considerable complaint Ia made by the Educa-
tional Committee that the various
PARISH SCHOOL BOARDS
are slow in making the reports requested by them
two months ago. and since that time eighteen
only have been received. The city charter CON-
mittee, or one or two members thereof, are s'up
in arms, as it were, over the fact that they can-
not secure meeting Of the committee, and they
say that unless the committee gets together and
GET TO WORK
tho committee cannot complete its labors In time
to make iss report to the General Assembly,
Nearly all OF the country tax collectors have
settled for the third quarter, and those who have
not will settle through their agents.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-12
1SaE LAFAYETTE INSURANCE COM.
PANY.

rhe House warming aud Prospects Of
the Institution.
IS A pleasant episode enlvened the upper city
yesterday. The Lafayette Insurance Company,
having installed their offices in their new and
olegant building on Magazine street. near Jack
sson, very appropriately celebrated the occasion
hy entertaining their friends with sumptuous
sunch, gotten mp with nnusual taste, at which q
She mtrcantile notabliiies OF the vicinity and
many from downtown were present. The de-
served prosperity Of the institution was frequent.
" drunk by the guests, and everything went off
2sost delightfully."-.
The Lafayette Company il tho youngest Of our
assurance companies aud was established 40 q
necessity in the Magazine Market commercial
centre only few years ago. by inteilge I
management and with commendable spirit OF
accommodation it has acquired the patronage OF
large portion of our business men and estab-
iished itself on basis which challenges compe-
tstion.
The new building of the company, besides
Asfording more convenience for the Transaction Of
business, il nm ornament 10 the upper city,
We congratulate our friends upon this renewed
evidence Of success, and wish them continue
ance oil their highly merited patronage.
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MARINE ME ws.

NEw YORK. Oct. H. Sailed Mas for Rotter-
Jam, Pomerania for Hamburg, State of Indiana
for Glasgow. Niagara for Havana. Arrived:
Saratoga. Havana, Dontu. Bremen.
PH1LApELpHrA. Oct. ii.-Haled. Pennsylvania,
LlyHrprol.
HoTTnRpAM,. Oct. ti.-Arrived. waschellens,
from New York.
QuEBEo Oct 11.--5ailed; Manitoba. Glasgow.
bouTHAKProN. Oct. Il. Sailed EleutQ. Bos-
ton. Herr an, New York. Arrived: Alsalan.
from New York for Loodon.
QuEENsTpwE.. Oct. 1i.-Hailed. Neyada and
Spain for New York; Ohio, Philadelphia, Java.
boston.
LIvERPooI, Oct 11.-Hailed: City Of Chester
aud Adfi t.c. Tor New York Parthia. for Bos-
ton: Peruvian tar Quebec. Arrived. fllyrian.
from Boston; City Of Brussels. from New Yof Il.
Raltim re-.
York, = .' :. 80 0' w.
!. ANTWERP. Oct. 1i.-Arrived: Eurbi,o, from
New York: Dutnon and ueruyenten, from Bal
Hmore.
!, BnIsroL. Oct. ii.-Arriyed. olimpho, from
New York y
GLASGOW, Oct. 1i-Arriyed. California. from
Row York Arrived OUT San Salvador. Iiancas-
fria.. YOnWorths, Noah, 10 =. Powell Home
wnrd blot hitchie. for New Orleans Mora.
for Pensacola; ArdHmor, for Savannah |:
Amanda. for Pensacola,
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER H. 1877.

market attending 10 their daily vocation, Chris
t0pher jumped into the wagon and was Id the sct
OF driving II TO the pound, whsu the Fleckngers
discovered him and were about to make him
which brought number OF policemen 10 the
rescue.
This model pound driver exhibited his COM
mission, and the result was that the owners of
the team we're lodged in the Central Station.
At the trial yesterday several witnesses were
placed upon the stand who testified that they
would not believe A. q. christopher. alias Santa
Anna, on oath. After hearing this kind OF testi-
mony Judge Smith unhesitstingly dismissed the
two accused, and expressed bis surprise at the
appointment made by the Administrator, saying
inst MIR. Diamond could not have been acquainted
with the character OF his sppointee.
A. soon ~ the action Of the court Was made
knpwn TO Administrator Diamond he ordered
Ohristopher's commission TO be Cancelled.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-12
Personal.

MIR. Z. L. McOlesky, the New Orleans agent OF
the Atlantic Cnast Line, has arrived and taken
charge n the Office under the g. Charles Hotel.
We extend to him hearty welcome, and trust he
ly left in his old feld OF labor, az would appear
from the FOL owing from the Att iua Constitution:
MIR. L. L. McClesky, who has long been the West
efn sgent OF the Atantic Coast Line, with head
Quarters 10 this city, has been made Southwest
ern agent Of the same lue and ira nsferred 10 Nav
Orleans. He left for his new post yesterday,
accompanied by the hesrtiest good wishes Of an
army OF warm friends In This CITY. Mr.. McOlssky
is q prompt and reliable business man, q gentle
man Of fae social qusllties and tho possessor Of
those good qualities OF manhood which win
friends everywhere. We commend him to the
business orioles and people OF New Orleans.