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A CARAVANS LOAD.

A eeaalsaee operation Q. some magnitude was al
tenpsei yesterday afternoon a, the woodoine Hotel,
rear Hlgheridgc. csrman presented an order, pur-
porting 10 be signed by Mr. Wheeler OF No pa Broad
way the superintendent OF the hotel. u,
rccsES him send down the three sets o.
cottage furniture which 10 the place The super
irsenient knew that Mr. Wheeler not at his store
YESTERDAY and felt that the order forgery
He allowed the man TO load up his truck. but detained
kim until Mr.. Wnceler came up 10 the Woodone DE
declared the orer gerry. and the truck and truck.
man turned over 10 Captain khlelca, OF tho
Thirty third precinct They We're taken 10 the Cen-
II ur known
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APRIL 81, 1877.
PORT OF NEW YORK. APRIL q. 1877.
ARRIVALS.
IMPORTED THE STEAM YACHTS HERALD
wnTEsToyE TELEGRAPH LINZ

REPORTED BIT THk HERALD STEAM YACHTS HERALD
wnirEsToSE TELEGRAPH Linz
Steam friSate Corona SPAN. aiuo. Havana dave
Has crew Ct 4s Officers nn o men , %s"n ae. Fa.
o. s eeoS The Gerona 0's s cr or he pur
ose o. hasrs ~. mHeain oyerh uie rom ,,.,a.,
ASii = ard Queenstown 18Th with s'ae an ps sen;
GER 70 us is'h IL, ~ ~ on ~ me. N.a,.nal
Lngaud. hence for l.iy' rpool ,,o
with mdse ana passengers TO Geo Yong.
Steamer Aoenatc uippN. tr~rr Is with iudsc 70 the
Ship prind. Msuritn soo, Kroger Liverpool 8, day.
= 81. had hurricane Il Listing hours, in which
g o., spoke tho seSr Moes,ns bird On. from
20 lon "a 80 brig Forester ~ With loss IL oreopgai.
ssa ss sHd Iea s g Ss
as rs. fell in with sehr Rcierck Rose. Of Windsor IS
spars in sinking condition. or captain crow
%S s'sss 'Ss% to .a s Hook of oas Tho
20 sos f"irs m hs Ss1 m ord sSs
b"K Bhtish sonss,tntoa o.. .,enen vo,"m,a i2v
EaIicy Passed Cape q Good Hope rsb II. 5, Helena
r q az" 10 @ as ~ @ h %n shown g IT,
MAJ letters JNfs. from Calcutta for Boston Feb ~ lat
4 81 Gp from ava or Boston Ma9en lat 20 u.s. on Is
dark dark S ssf a l. % Linn sn GUFs =
bound - Esd, Ia, SO, Ion 80 40. wa. boarded the
VIII, reported being Of bread With which supplied
bark Mary sBr. Davies, lluanils. VIA Hampton Bonds
"
Equator March IL in lon ~ 10
BniK Esau Aus. MArassa Gioueestcr % days. IN bal
last. to siocovich \ Co.
BARK Piero taD Csfcro Shields 10 days. with mde to
Iark Miranda tyor Christoncisen. Bremen 10 days
ballast 20 Bockmau. Oerlein \ Go.
RAN Calcutta 80 WINDSOR Ns) Devils. Bremen 80 days.
In ballast TO J Whitney 20
bark Milton Lund Rotterdam " Gays In ballast
to G. Tobias Co. - IN, - 80,
with ndse 10 Henry vessel TO Funch, Edge 90
Passed Gibraltar March 10 -
Bar. Rosaa tan Pesee Palermo ~ days, with fruit TO
srobei 4 Day. Passed Gibratar March ~
bark Hornet Hopkins. Lagaayra ~ days with coffee TO
ballet Bouiton q Co, .,,.+,, -,
is,t Falcon tBr Burt, Port Spain. Trinidad. 20 DAYS.
9th su ynr 10 Co; vessel 10 benha Boyessn
xn,i, I'd and IA had a heavy gale from 81 TO T. .
Wsrt Barreras tspan. Lesion. Havana ~ days. win
Bs.k F"ke Nor Nechelsen. Guantanamo y days win
=, nyooks 4 Go: vessel TO Funch kdye II Co April
4. sns fIatteras was collision with an nkuown
~ and had port bulwarks and mientopmast car.
Ham Jose Nora Carlisle sagra ~ Gays with sugar TO
~ ~dsI Co Was days north Of liattrrass Ia,
iytr Rio vours tPorp. Lea. Lisbon o. aAy VIVID eonee
70 em sycs I'M, Bartlett Rio Janero o. days with
- u Phpps; vessel 20 Goo bailey crossed hs
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LIBERTY HALL RAIDED.

Liberty Hall. No. IA Stanton street. was raided
shortly before midnight last night by Actng Captain
Kass oil the Tenth precinct. and platoon OF police
men, 10 all about hundred young men
and women arrested and locked up
IN the Eldridce street station house Tor
having been found IN the place. The raid was made
on complaint OF the people living in the neghborhood,
who have been ANNOYED nightly by the riotons con.
duct Of the equentcrs Of the house The majority Of
the prisoner under hitceu years OF age. and
them have been frcqueniy arrested IN similar
places
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SPOKEN.

Ship Two Brothers. Nye, from San Francisco for Now
York. March "a. LAT n. Ion 80 w
Ship Akin DID Sim. from Iloio via Table Bay Tor
New YORK. March 2o Ia: Is n. Ion 2s W.
vrrp. Feb ~ Lar n, Ion ~ W.
Bark Wanderer to John NBl. from Newport for Tri
este ~. March II. LAT 81 y, ION ~ W -
BARK Harvey DR. Peters from Gloucester for Phil
ade iphiA. March 81, lat 46 81. Ion Is O2.
Tidal Wave (Br, HAcrow from London for 81 john
Nh. Ap.il 2. lat 40. ion IL. .
Bark Edward Albro tBr), Cummins. from Madeira for
Cape Of Coco Hope. Feb H. lat "a y, lon % 81 w.
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THE CHICO DESPERADOES.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 81. 1871
A despatch from oroviile, CAL, says Adam Holden.
baum who was placed trial to-day for completely in
the attempt 10 burn the Chinese quarter as Chico
pleaded guilty and his trial was continued u Monday
The ncendary dre reported IN last nights dispatches
has killed all maudn favor OF the pris.
oners, who Will probably be sentenced 70 imprison-
mcnt Tor the full legal term.
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USING CANCELLED BONDS.

TRENTON y. j., April 81, 1877.
The United States Grand Jury. in session in this
city, have brought in indictments against Thomas
Somerville OF Washington safe burglary nooricty and
Gotteib Enge charged with conspirng to deiraud the
government the OF S25o000 by utilizing can
celed bonds. Their trial will probably come on the
latter part OF next week.
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ABANDONED AT THE CONFESSIONAL

An unknown woman last night requested a lady In
ST. Roses Catholic Church, In Cannon street, 10 hold
her child until she into the confessional Her
prolonged absence alarmed the lady. search WAS
Instituted but the mother could not be found
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TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
Oakland Maid. .
rt,na o.Df o3s.

WnirgnALL. n. Y, April q, ISL
II IL reported here that of the monster blasting
charges that should have exploded on Thursday at
Ninevilie went or yesterday completely demolishng
and prec pitating the grand stand down 100 ieet ~
would probably have been attended with disastrous re.
suits II the whole charge had been dred Thursday
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SUICIDE.

HUDSON, \. Y, April p, 1877.
George W. Busted, OF this city, committed suicide
this morning by hanging Business troubles was the
cause OF the deed
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wHALEMEN.

Arrived At New London Apr 20 schr Golden West Will
Jams. South Shetland. with oil anc seal SKINS VIII oi6
charge ~ nj
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san Francesca, April 81, 1871
Ray DISTRICT PARx-Purse 81, 900; mile heats. best
three In five. to wagons
Bodiue. ...............'...-.'
Time, 2;2i :22A-2:23L.
Al Sacramento to-day. In the running race al mile
heats between Bazaar. Lady Amanda AMI Morphine,
Lady Amanda won in straight heats T:me.
AK each .
on the 5th OF May Goldsmith Maid and Rarus VIII
trot Salinas mile heats best three IN dve, in har-
ness for citizens purse OF 8, 0oo being 81 900 for
the winner and additional 81, 900 l: Occidents
lime l2lCs4l Is beaten.
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BELOW.

Brig Tarifa. Brown. from Palermo FEB l. to simpson.
C.app Go.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
OGce


DATES OF DEPARTURE THE MONTHS
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Mr..
Schr 9 knight. Knight. New YORK for Portland Me.
Schr n Manvam. base. New ork for New Bedford.
Schr VIM Elmer. Tribbc New York for New London.
Schr Free Wind. Frsby New York for Boston.
Schr Saine Feuaer Trnscher New York tor Taunton.
schrJ Ayrrs Provost. New York for Providence
Schr Sarah Buckley. Bucxlcv New York tor westport
Schr Bell simpson New York for bridgeport.
Sehr ,cnriettA. Willard. New York Tor Mystic.
sehr iittl- David >teers. New York Tor New London.
schr q & tcken. Toms. New YORK for stamford
schr samuel Goodwin. Williams. New ork tor SIAM
ford.
schr Ida, pecrinr. Hohoken for Taunton.
Ye!fr Mansfield. Achorn Ioboken for Providence.
rchr Fashion. CIR errv Hobokcn tor Providence.
scnr Nar,sn. Smith. Hoboken for Clinton.
schr keystone. Hatch. Weehawken for Boston.
Schr Quckstep Hutchinson. Weehawken tor New Bed.
ford
schr I.amartine. Smith. weehawken for Gtoningtou.
schr Isle 81 Pines. Legg. Rondcut for Bridgeport and
Providence
Schr ticoree Quincy quincy Newburg Providence
scr Nightingale Young Sewburg for Providence.
schr J T. Hurst. Cook. New FOR Providence
schr Lewis Jane. snow Kingston for Providence
sclr Henrietta. Lyndon Eiizabehpor for >toni ngton.
Schr lily ma, Gardner, Port johnson for salem.
schr voant How. PORT Johnson for salem.
schr Willard salisbury. Handy Port johnson for Edgar
town.
rchr D w Saunders. Mott Port johnson for Newport
Schr Edwin Frances Port Johnson for Pawtucket
schr " Dcmn2. Bonrdnan. Port Hartford.
Schr torheiA Tfy0n. Port johnson for Bristol
Schr Orlando suth ferris Port Johnson .or Portches
ter
schr N Ackcn, Chadwick. Anboy FOR LYNN.
Schr Arson Brown. Cooley Auboy for Strutford
Schr Twilight Wilson. Al boy tor Providence
Sel'r success Pierson Phtlad phia for 30 ton.
Sehr Gale. Riley Philadelphia for Stonington.
SchrJ y lnsrsham. swift Virginia for New iIaycn.
sehr Charlie Miller. Thomas. Virginia for New Haven.
Achr sidney Munsel Newton. VIRGINIA for Fairhaveu.
sthr Minnie siii. stili Virginia tor Glen Cove. LII
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RACING IN CALIFORNIA.

san FRANCISCO, April q, 1877.
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POST MONEY ORDERS

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Der betrefenpe Asent iupte cte 5ers
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THE SUN
1877. NEW YORK.

The different editions of2TmE Sun dur
ing the next year will be the same as dur
ing the year that has just passed. The
daily edition will on week days be Il sheet
of four pages, aud on Sundays Il sheet Of
eight pages, or So broad columns; while
the weekly edition will be Il sheet Of eight
pages OF the same dimensions and charac-
ter that are already familiar to III friends.
The Sun will continue to be the siren
uous advocate OF reform and rCtrenCh-
ment. and OF the substitution OF states
manship, wisdom, and integrity for hollow
prctCnce, imDcCility, and fraud in the adj
mini>trntion OF public affairs. 1t will con.
tend for the government Of the people by
the people and .or the people, As opposed
to government by frauds in the ballot
box and in the counting Of votes. enforced
by military violence. 1t will endeavor to
supply its readcrS-A body not now tar
from Il million Of souls with the most
careful, complete, and trustworthy &c
counts Of current vents. and will employ
for this purpose II numerous and carefully
selected stan Of reporters and correspond
cnts. Its reports from Washington, es
pcCially, will be full, accurate and fearless
and it will doubtless continue to deserve
and enjoy the hatred Of those who thrive
by plundCriug the Treasury or by usurp-
ing what the law does not give them,
while it will cndeavor t0 merit the conf
dcncc of the public by defending the
rights of the people against the encroacll-
mcnts Of uniustiiied power.
The price OF the d lily Sun will be 90
cents Il month or 5000 Il year postpaid,
or with the Sunday edition $7.7O Il
year.
The SCNDAY edition alone, eight pages,
81 20 n year, postpaid.
The WEEKLY sun, eight pages of 81
broad columns, will be furnished during
1877 at the rate of III a year, pust-paid.
The benefit of this large reduction from
the previous rate for The WEEKLY can be
enjoyed by individual subscribers without
the necessity of making up clubs. At tbs
same time, II any OF our friends choose tC
aid in extending our circulation, we shall.
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son who sends us ten or more subscriber,
from one place will be entitled to one
copy OF the paper for himself without
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LETTER FROM \
DALLAS. TEXAS. Jan. !, 1877.
Editor Home journal:

DALLAS. lEXAS, Jan. !, 1851.
Editor Home journal:
! notice YOU are soliciting correspond
encc from every district in your county.
and | infer that Il note from this remote
section would not be objectionable
The weather for some time has been
very cold, and within the past eight days
three heavy SHOWS shave fallen, and now
covers the ground AZ or 3 inches. Bust
ness has been almost suspended, and the
w~ood-haulers are now the busiest men to
be seen and they can afford to be busy il
they realize the amount OF IS per cord.
Sleigh-riding has been the principal
source of amusement with many. learn
the Thermometer was lower than 1t mas
been for many years. From what know
of the houses of this country, thefe mus
have been much suffering among lh'
poor people. for their houses are made on
" for warm weather.
The politics ofthe country have excited
much interest here since the election. ant
great anxiety is felt by most all classes TO
a settlement as pcaccably and speedily q
possible
The railroads of this section are now at
tracing much attention. Last week
hC" oiC to'lii'itth lilIIiIS vi " 20
from here, while one from the southwes
has just been chartered; and, from lates
news. we infer that the Texas Pacific viii
soon be extending its line from For
Worth, its present terminus. There is al
immense scope OF country for this road Il
traverse-perliaps 400 milcs-through {
section where are but few settlers. ant
nothing to break the monotony of tie
country but the antelope. buffalo. and oc-
~casionally a light squad OF Indians. II
would seem almost impossible tor thi,
vast country to be settled up, uules- aided
by railroads. The cheap lands lying on
this proposed route are .likely 20 be set
tied up very soon. if the enterprise is car
ricd on, for even now most every emit
grant wants to find Il stopping point Is
far West AS he can well go.
| cannot think emigration is heavy thi,
Fall. Though We see but few here. yc
they may be going to most every section
of the State.
| hear that most of the 'prodigals' ar
returning to their Old homes. They ~
not censura5le, for this country, 80 a ney
man, has nothing IT. it thai is very IN
viting, but there is 4 strong magnet her
that deludes many Il poor fellow.
Yours, &c, "iiIIh.'
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FROM DBCHEIeD.
DRoiERp, Tenn, Jan, 8, 1877
Editor Home journal;

DRGiERp, Tenn, Jan, 8, 1877.
Editor Home journal;
Slhcc our last to the good journal
there has been but very little of lnterps
going on about Decherd. The lntcns,
colo, In connection with this great ant
l0ng-to-be-rrmcmber snow, has stagIll-
ted business generally.
The nov here made an average OfAboul
fourteen inches in depth, and last Wcdncs-
day morning was the coolest ever expe-
ricnced by the oldest citizens OF this place
By Col. Il, ID. Sanford's thermometer the
mercury stood nt 10 deg. below Zero-by
some Others 1t was still lower,
During the past week we took a flying
trip over to ScottsborO, Ala. The snow
was about the same IN depth there rs here,
and the cold almost rs intense. We stop
ped u very short time with NJ W. II.
Payne, formerly of this place, now Drug
gist ut ScottsbOrO, and enjoyed the hospi-
~talitics ofhilnsclfahd his excellent lady.
Some OF the Dcclierd boys have had fine
sport capturing rabbits during the past
week. A large number have been taken
IN. Quite Il number Of partrldgcs were
found frozen.
Thos, II. Williams, OF this place, who
has been lingering for some time, Is im-
proving slowly,
II. II. Roberts, Of Scwanse, has been ly.
ing very low for some time. some little
hopes are now entertained of his rec0v-
cry.
Rev. j. l.. Payne lost u little child last
week, about five months old, and came
very near losing another.
Mary Lewis Stamper, daughter of G. W
Stamper, died last Saturday. of consump-
ton.
The Presbyterian Church at this place
has no regular pastor as yet. The Sab
bath Schools are SHINY attended now, ow-
ing to the severity ofthc weather.
There was considerable moving about
in Dcchcrd last week. j. NJ. Holland has
moved out to his farm, about 80 miles
above Dccherd. DR.. j. j. Alternately has
moved. with his family, to Nashville.
How about the journal not coming out
last week? 1t was anXiously looked for,
and some of us came to. the conclusion
that friend Slater the editor, Dulin,
press ANA all, had tr0ze up.
Respectfully, y.
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GS-Sunday night Dec. 81, there was
the heaviest TALL of snow in this vicin-
ty that has been known for more yc;rs
tian make up our existence on earn
We have heard old men say that 1t vas
deeper than it was in 1874 period 4
little too far back for US to remember
very distinctly. NAnd this snow stays
with us with such ~pcrtinacity that It's
welcome is worn out. 1t is very beau
iiiul, but there is very little poetr.F 10
having to wade up to your knees IN
crystals so cold. 1t is certainly lean-
tiful for those who arc rich-whc 10
not have to 90 out after wood and
hunt for it in heaps of snow-who are
able 10 hire poor people to wait upon
them To them it is beautiful. ano
they can afford to "gush' about II
But as for us and q score Of otherpooI
devils, who have to work for q living
there is not much in it To create q sen
timcntal feeling. But let it he reinem
bered that this fall Of snow measure
about fifteen inches, Jan. 1st, 1871.
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BROTHERS Masonry was, is and ever
will De, a great power in the earth. Com
motions rise, swell and burst in Church
and STATE. but Masonry flows on, Il strong,
quiet, unGiminished stream.
A long time ago, when political and re-
iigious power was in the hands of the few,
and when the foot of the strong was upon
the neck OF the weak, Masonry then was,
and as it taught equality and fraternity as
one of its cardinal principles, Church and
State set their feet upon it; but, like the
tabled Arethusa, though it sunk from the
view of its p%ursuers, it flowed on. 1T was
night then. But by-and-by the light
came, when all men might see and then
it was found that equality and fraternity
was truth. 1t was seen that Masonry
could know no more war until the right
came again. When the right was, the
ceremonies we are publicly celebrating in
the light OF to-day we're silently and Sc
crctly observed in the Mystic Lodge at the
midnight hour.
Masonry is the Oldest, the grandest CO.
operative union the world has ever known
so old that its origin is found way back
in the shadowy twilight of the earliest
tradition. Revolutions have come and
gone and left no trace, and yet Masonry
''' o'pSiiOi iSNoliLiOu' llC DOW
er OF Masonry lies IN the happy union of
It's principles n its mysticism. Its
principles are its life. Its mysticism is
the shielu OF lts Ire. Inc shield protects
anu pefpetuates the NE. The one with
OUT inc other WGuld iali. In union they
are stronger thah life.stronger than
uealh-strohScl tnah time-so strong
theS lay now upon lhe lcei ol eternity.
ihe roIN upon Mnlcn Maaonry IS punt
Is, .ne oo'i,, - iiu,iah -Sature-lts love-
,t " ;. ''I 1.uani.I .'ence Jus power
" ,h, 40 III, ia, I,'. tho - ~sIhulcatloho OF
.ne shn uaatu .hat uuhaah nature
,,'e' da nioh o'Ip'"t t., ~" IN cnari-
w., uv,s"ts o,fsh na.ui MY, Ieilgnts IN
al"ai'U,. dna1oSS '1eo, "n'el ioh9 lnuulr
Si"eu, m", hn+ Gnon Go -; " tne Try VI
W. III I hnn niIJn. y no"n IN .le ieaIls
=, a., ~ inva anL I'LL y n"s plAh.tu u
, Nv inn, nphna ~. amu .ncn
~ tLa nmronits ' n;' nrn' sI1I. vi
w." "irnIiti.p nf tashin, ."i iiatuion,
IL h,nn cny.rnd =, mm Imm"Jm ~ y.
W sirht.NwIe tIar w. ""u I'LL ~ : ouI
w racr -, s.]lfshnnsS inc" ;t'tnen =; ~ - ,'t ti'a
,.oJ ~, T.nnnrr sm;tap" ' II " nud ;a ~ Is Inc
t ,ou dow "Ua;n in thar "sSant;a i IL re wa
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The People Want Pr0OI.

There is no medicine prescribed by ply
sicians. or sold by Druggists. that carries
such evidence of its success and superior
%virtueas Boschee's German Syrup for Sc
we're Coughs, colds settled on the Breast.
Consumption, or any disease OF the Throat
and Lungs. a proof of that fact is that
any person afflicted. can geta Sample Bot
tic for 10 cents and try its superior effect
before buying the regular size at IS cents
1t has lately been introduced in this coun-
try from Germany. and its wonderful
cures are astonishing every n that usC
it. Three doses will relieve any case. Try
IL. Sold by j. NJ. Hutchins and GIG. Phil
lips. Winchester. Tenn. and by all rcspyc.
table Druggists in the United States.
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Eg- We did MT issue the Hon

Eg~ We did MT issue the Rome
Journal last week, We could not,
The weather was too cold for anything
to issue. II seemed rs if the worl''
was to be frozen up instead OF burnt
up. We feel no regret because no pa
per was issued, for, we submit to the
DEGREES of nature. Oar consolation, II
we wanted one. wonld be in the fact
tlnt We have not missed u weekly is
sue Of the journal for several years,
whereas other papers Invariably MISS 4
pape during Christmas. AS IL 49, 50
be it. We will send the Home Jour
nal hencerorth to all who have paid
We intend to make it n better paper
than il has been. We intend to de
seyve patronage, whether we receive 1t
or not. W would be glad to receive
n renewal from ~Several we have stricken
from our books this year, and would
warn others, whose subscriptions will
soon expire, that they must renew, II
they want to receive the paper. 1t is
utterly impossible for us to furnish
Franklin county n paper henceforth as
we have done for twcnty-onc years.
unless our patrons pay US more
promptly-ciLher IN money or its
equivalent. We speak as Editor and
Manager, and-Heaven bless us ali!
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-01-11

Eg- Matthew r Mann, one Of the
oldest and most respected citizens OF
Franklin county, died Dec. l4th, 1876
He was horn in Winchester, Va, Sept
18th, 1886. and in 1919 came to Win
chester, Tenn, when there were only q
few buildings here. He married Eliz-
abeth Turner, who lied the q Of las
September, aged nearly II years. Mr.
Mann and his wife were both confined
TO their bells for several years, an
their deaths were not unexpected
They leave many relatives and friends
and no enemies. God bless the goo'
old couple!