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SuNDERt AND ON k100nY.

The Rev. j. T. Sunderland, pastor Of the Fourth:
Unitarian Church OF this city, does not like Brother
Aoody's theological narrovness, lis be seems to
considcrit. HI thus relates how impossible be
found If to co-opcrate with him In the Hofk u
saving sinners from hell: : u
When Nr. Moody went to Eorthde1d, NaaA
year ago last autumn, to begin his revival there =
pastor OF one OF the churches Of the place, went
to him and, in long talk, urged upon him sep.,
ration-snch as would make It possible for ne aaa
al who with me believe in righteousuess and tea
pcfance and love to God and man, but dont
believe in his peculiar theology, !. 10 sniEA
with him in at least o part OF ha vofk.
But 50 far from making such separation Of
promising to make 1t. he assured me In the nos@
positive Wny that no separation could" b. mag.
His work, as he contemplated 1t, was. not dounle
work. but single: That single work wa ass1nx a. e
men 8 souls Mems eouls could be saved only bJ ::
else but thus saving meu's souls was inel.
dent11- He would hare men temperate, n1s
be would hare them become 10 ihsoufaa
his prescribed theological channel and he rcha:
thtohgh any other channel He would hass ne; o.
ytftuous. but he would have them become % :
through conversion, " and NOT IN any other way::
80 that WAS shut up to the alternative Of loinnS%
IN the theological part Of his work III well attas
test, thus 1ndorsfng and helping on what dla ~
oeseve to be true. or else standing aloof from ~
And this is the alternative that he purposefr: pfe
senta to every body wherever he goes. -. ~
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some idea st the situation, and resolved to make
my bill S10O = day instead of 5000. : -. >,
stinnlatad far 310n AZ at this season nv time Is

some idea of the situation, and resolved to make
my bill 500 day instead of 5000. -. ;, :: >,
. stipulated for $780, as at this season my time Il
Our court practice comes in the severe winter
months. Keep IN Office force that costs me 9oo !
day, and whose chief employment ID. preparing
Cases which AM to present
With three people On my hands, 7 cannot afford
to work on outside business for sum thnf wonla
otherwise satisfy me. Since Dec go, with tae e3-
ception of one case at Washington, have not oee1
able to argue or try s3nqte cause on ncconnt o1
the Government cases. have employed DINERS ~
attend to my causes. and have not YET received
from tho Government Is much as nave pau out
in TINT way. =,
i was afraid Mr. Aver would not 60 on ~ all;
but be tolls me that he wrote your Department that
u on cases begin day after tomorrow, they will
take month and perhaps two. Then comes lnas-
meut day, which will deprive us OF the presence
Of some of our prominent poI,1teanSs; 1ie. S, very
truly, WET DeaFhh"
wAsA1Sprox. D. C.. May p. 1s70.-To> ne
Hon. Eduards FierrtpoHt, Attorney Gensrat-
Stn: I have had several Communications OF late
from Writ Dexter. Esq. special counsel In tho In
ternal- Revenue cases in Chicago, IN reference to
his compensation and that Of Mr.. aver, his asso-
.These gentlemen, having been retained at my In
stance, expect me to look after their compen-
have the honor to forward to you letter from
Mr. Dexter, and have to suggest that additional
compensation to the extent Of S. goo each be made
to him and Mt.. Aver. - :.
to The Government have no doubt that this pay
ent will be held BY yon to be entirely reasonable.
Very respectfully, DLuroKD WILSON, 20
Solicitor Of the Treasury.
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ao" 1kuS6AnS Learn EHElfShs
The Russian method Of acquiring foreign Ian
euages Ii more methodical than that Of any other
nation: In the first place, foreign nurse, usually
English Is secured for the baby. The Russians
are very careful in choosing this petsonase. be.
cause as she Is not any account to breathe into
me infants ears an accent Of plebeian Russ, her
epcech must be free from those colloqufa1fsms in
which ladies like sairey Gimp are apt to
indulge. When the child is about years old for
elm plarmates arc sought for it: During the sum
mcr months the chiluren OF the English and French
residents In Rusain nre ut premium. Ills reeu-
practice Tor Them to spcnd thelr holidays On The
estates Of Russian nobility. Beside the pleasure
which the trip into the interior affords them they
mostly return home laden with presents, and II .
9oL sharp enough to be able to add little nrau
matica astraction to bis practice '.consersa-
seat'onslist, he nAy pick up enough pocket-money
TO lat hn1 the remainder OF the t'rrlye months.
La!stly, tutor Of gofeFness Is ensased for the
chllq untii It can converse In foreign language ng
freely md fsntlsssly ~ natlse Language mas:
umbers-Engiish tcachers may bc counted Ly the
charge high price fur their H.
struston and are held in great esteem By lhr Rus-
slatas. who often retain thesr services for years
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EXcURSl0NlSTS.

RtcHHoSp, May 12.-The Western visitors were
welcomed upon their arrival last night by q large
concousse Of people assembled at the rairoaa d.
pot, and the hospitalties Of the city were bcstow
ed BY Mayor Darlington, when the Company were
escorted to the Exchange Hotel This morning q
formal reception took place at the State House.
Mayor Darlington aud Gen. T. II. Logan vel
coined the guests to ltichmond and TO the South,
and Capt: G. n: Holloway. Of Cincinnati, Presi-
ment. Addresses followed from J. 5. Phelps. 1t
Louisville; G. f. coginston of Cincinnati Judge
and others, after which the company were drixen
to various points Of interest In the ctr. A grand
banquet was given tonight The visitors expregs
themselves delighted 800
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CHICAGO, May 11.-After some four ds1s' waiting
areply to my communication Of the 1th inst
card has appeared In this DAYS TRIBUNE from w.
tiacAillan. who asseEts that he is The builder 81
the - shaft at the Insane Asylum" This IL home
what ambiguous. but suppose be naean* ..sa .as
smoSe-shaft Of the engine house Of that insnaaa,
tcn. II 30, stand to MY former assertions. aau
In the face OF the disastrous events tnat lately
GnEred At the Post Office Of New York and eoa H.
House nt Rockford In this State, ! call Gn ~ ~
County Commissioners to avert similar estama ~
the Insane Asylum. By immediately osdetaz e1ne
1naaiFy into the charges nu4de, which i 1snS Ire,
should be attended to forthwith. Btlngsgate .ans
Or ae1la don't controvert the facts havs oe ose@ea
stated, VIII now rciterate, and, permitted. pU.El
to be fueLi; Tbs xorksat New fork and. 1s'1ed RGGd
ford were 'built for time, yet they tnnusxs
in, sacrificing to the Moloch OF lacompeten1:.,.
ae9potism and greed the lives OF valuable e. ssn,s
ana a. like results come from like causes r. son
viii inevitably occur 1T the Jeherson insntnsSm
II not averted by timely interference ~ I'D :
state that the contractor and Superintendent .nd
not carry out entire .'the archisect's plans IN
specifications OF the ahove-ment1oufd Hotks - 11
dare them to the proof. Respectfully.
GEoRoE McDosSELl, GO Thirteenth 9sree5
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taxes on land bought from the State on contract
will be due on the last day Of May, and non,tal-
Gllment will necessitatc the exactfon OF penaltea
Special Dispatch to The Tribune
New Yosk. May 12.--dosh Hart will begin his
suit against Anna dickinson to recover; y, cou oa
counsel.
Special Dtspafca to The Tribune
HOLLAND, Mich, May 12.-h. D. Post has been
appointed Deputy Collector for this port The OF.
fce has been vacant since January, and hns Kept
several applicants In suspense. Post has held the
office several years mp to 1915:
Special Dispatch TO The Tribune
EAST SAGINAW. Al,ch.,: May l..-One hundred
and thirtythrce thousand cubic feet OF oak timber
was shipped from the Saginaw River yesterday for
Europe ria the Lower Lakes. -.
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FIRES.
AT JACkSONVILLE, I'LL.
Special U$D0sch to 73e 7,gavnx

1ptt7oE DI&pQEc4 70 71e 7yT6WNE,
JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, May 11.-Another coneider.'
able fire occurred in this city last night This ia the
afth within period Of three months, and prior to
that the city had hardly experienced ire in ten
Years This one was In Of the brst brick blocks
IN the city, known as Chambers Block, on
west state Street It broke out ubout midnight.
1t was probably kind1ed in the rear mart Of the
second story by IN tnccndiasy. The Fire Depart-
ment @ Wess eafly on tho ground and, by heroic
nehtlng- confined the flames to the upper story
eaa the roof. Ths merchandise on the rronud
moor w2s entirely saturated with wafer and mnc1
innjased. The damaged block was owned by Byron
fenon' !1 g. u. Chambers, sr... L. H. ChanJers,
sr anu q. II: Ghamhers, Dr., and their losscs viii
Tese ewned as follows: S. CafkY, upholsicry.
1oss. =, Soo; G. u. Haydeh. dry foods and
S1 SSe1a Sen. rs,. +. o9o; Wyman Co., .quecnswarc:
property was oil we'll insured in va1ious COM
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NEW YoRs, May 1:.-The jury in the suit
broasht by Aoram II: Daley against Waller r..
L1snsston undeEa writ Of quo warrnnto to ouet the
latter from the surrogateship OF Kings County.
Brooklyn. gnrc verdict for plaintiff. judge al.
bert ~ BIZ charge to the jury, held that II they ac.
adhered to tue returns. Livingston was elected.
e ftasn'ApkLrniA. May .-Ex-president Grant
nsid reception in the Enicn League House from
~ tnls aftcrnoon, after which, in company with
Coz Hartranft and sta0 ana q number Of promi
ne aen5 16s1 m1i1sy mea be 5eyleea from the balcony
ot taat onilainE the Flr.t REGIMENT Of Infantry.
~. MANSON, VIE, Aay l.. The lion Fred kuhn
state Trea .dses notice that Tie interest aud
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DrnuQuE, Ia, May 12.-This morning about 10
o'lcock as some worlsmcn were engaged in loading
gravel above Meningitis Springs, on the Chicago,
Dubuque i Mlnnesota Railroad, II. Lang sprang
On to the train, and running up to John Mack,
struck him 4 blow with his shovel
over the head. Mack fell from the
car to the ground, from whence he was picked up
and conveyed to the roundhouse. Lang was i'm
Medately seized by the men, and brought to the
city and lodged in ja!l. Tne physicians that were
sent for found Mack tnsensbc. Besides
conclusion Of the brain, and fractured
skull lie injured by his fall from the car, as lie
seemed to suffer. considerable pain in his left
shoulder. Lang is IL stranger; here, and has only
workeia few months. i report III circulation is,
that he was lately discharged from the Insane
Asylum Mt Independence.
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DEATH WARRANTS.

OEktIH " AMMAN Is.
HARRISBURG, May 11.-Gov. uartranft has issued
warrants Of execution for George W. Fletcher,
Philadelphia, June II, and Frank Wilson (coiored,
Harrisburg, July IL.
Special Dispatch to The Tribune.
ST. Lotus, May 12.-roindexter Elmondson will
be hanged at Bloomfield, Mo-, next Tuesday for
the killing OF William Shaw last October. The
Verdict was affirmed by the Supreme Court, and
the Governor has refused to interfere. This is the
ercond execution that will have taken place in
the history Of Stoddard County. The evidence
was entirely crcumstantla1.. It is believed others
Orc inlplicated: that Edmonds will acknowledge
hts crime and name others that are connected
with it.
, 1877-05-13


PHILADELPHIA, May 13.-Richard Lenni1, 4
celebrated confidence man who was arrested
here On yesterday, proves to be the same person
who obtained 81, 100 from the Home Bank, and
from ucaid's Bank, in Canton, H., several weeks
ago. After obtaining the money from
the Canton banks by means OF forged drafts,
he visited the First National Bank at Bushnell,
ILL.,, where he perpetrated & similar transaction.
Immediately thereafter lie made tracks for Canada
where he conldenccd Il bank III Montreal out of a
considerable sum. From Montreal he went
to Quebec where he got into
bank on similar dodge
for another large amount. From the time he con-
lIeuccd the Canton banks his steps nave been
dogged By the officers but he managed to eludc all
efforts to capture him until yesterday when be
oyeshaulcd. frank Hitchcock, an Illinois Sheriff,
is here, and has identified him Us the man
wanted for the Cnnton transaction There il
Scarcely State in the Union in which he Is
wanted, and 70 shrewd IN operator has no been
that he has aeded the authorities for years. His
arrest will cause great satisfaction to nenty every
banking institution in the whole country.
Epecicl Dispatch to TIE Tribune.
CANTON, ILL.,, Muy 1a.-Onc Of the officers OF
Hcalds Eank in thus place left for Philadelphia to-
day to identify Kchurti Lennix. who coniidcnced
the bank in this city few weeks ago out OF
81, 100.
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oPec1H9 Ospd9ch 10 ARE ITounG
PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-THE jury in the Botts
were discharged to- day. When they first retired
they stood Are to Gve, with two doubtful. To-day
they stood eight to four in favor Of convic-
ton Judge Elcock, before dischargins them,
called attention to the charges mado in the Times
against one OF the jurors The Times reporter
was placed on the stand, and testified to the
truth OF his story, and Robert Diamond one OF the
general panel, but not drawn on the Bott case,
testified that A. IT, Hodgeson. one Of the jurors told
him after the trial began that 1t made differ
encc to him whit the evidence might be he would
not convict nott il Le wus to stay out six weeks
it. Judge Elcocs held him for the District-Attoruey
to prefer charges, and also for contempt. The
will be tried again soon possible. Since the
trial began, II has come out thut lott seluced his
wife, now living only married her at the muzzle
of pistol. aud afterwards WIS caught III bed with
her ester by the injured husband.
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excused himself On the score Of financial ina
bllity, but his subjects may join the Turks as

r,r, ,,,zr
so-,.ot nfeoa,cs c.4 70 7ae 7rfouus. \
Npuy yorr Nav % The Tribune has the
ffo]lou,no. Gen. Terfll. the Turkish Inspector
Of AIMS in this country, in talking With 7si1-
,tne renorter about the var in the East, admit
tod that the Noh.mmedans pcrsecuted and
uronped tbc Christians yea.s ago, but the hos
r;1c fer,inps Thus caused were gradually diving
mt and a friendly and patrfotfc spirit was de-
re1on;nr among the people Of all crecds in Tur-
1.ov II was t1,c noiicv of the Czar's Govern
ment to keen alive the old discord, and in prom
,s4n- 41e 1,rionrfanx and Greehs the lands of %he
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SUICIDE.


6pecaa1 Dstposch to ne Trbune . - e
AAn1sos.. Wis. Nay E*-The wife OF. John
Endfeas' farmer Of: Springfield, in this county,
committed suicide yesterday by cut,;n1 h. th,.,,
Mo cause assigned for tie set:
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COLUMBIA, s. C., May 12.-Gor. Hampton to-
day submitted 10 the House Of Representatives.
communication from President Hayes, Stating that
the District Attorney OF South Carolina has been
instructed to prepare for trial three cases Of the
Ellenton prisoners.
, 1877-05-13

TIE KENTUC CKY ARRESTS.
. LOUISVILLE, Nay l2.-Julge Ballard held each Of
the four Deputy Marshals in S. QUO bond to answer
two weeks hence.
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>, 7V7~''* 77'7'8se7s 10 z91UEStE-
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Mny ia frame ho.c1.
building owned by ]. Y. Blair was DESTROYED hv
for 81, 600. ' ~-'~oo 1usafeo
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opecad! Uspatch 70 71e 7N6uae o. - =
- FORT WAYNE, Ind. May 12.-The. failure OF
l. announced Liabilities, 81, 900. assets
S., 900. wv asSels'
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,
NE" YORK. May l2.-Arriycd steamship Cana
ia, from Lirerpool.
FARTHER PolsT, May 12.-Arriyca steamsb3na
Hibcrntan and Polynesfan, from Liyernooi' i4en4ps
, 1877-05-13
FINANCIAL.

BmNlxcnAN,. May Il, William Blewt sens,ss
brass founders. have failed. Liabilities 3ee' y. = i
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AT "4H00. NE1

oAAHA4 Neb May Ia FIRE at Wahoo, Neb..
as' nisht destroyed three buildings. Loss, 81, 00o
INSURANCE, u. ooo, In the Orient Of Hartford.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-08-02
FROM B7ILVIDEisE.
BELvIDEKE, Tenn, July 81
Editor Home journal:

BEIN lDEkE, lCllll., July 81
Editor Home journal:
Since my last have been trying to col
lect something Of interest to write, but
find myself lacking.
We have no complaint of cool weather.
Our farmers are still thrcshinG wheat,
which is yielding moderately well. Some
are turning their stubblc lands for wheat
in the Fail, thus covering upa large crop
of vegetation, which is an Improvement to
land. This should be practi@ed by every
farmer, and in three or four years the rf-
fccts would he wonderful.
Mr.. :. ID. Mather has lately completed Il
large hay and grain barn.
The fourth and last quarterly meeting.
on the Salem Circuit was held at Walnut
Grove last Saturday and sunday The
attendance was large, especially on sun
day, AMI was graciously entertained and
edited by Il memorable sermon from Rev
J. B. Allison. =. +. The congregation ut
that place are preparing to build new
church house. which will be in the course
Reconstruction in Il few days.
a. 10 the Giant. we haven't seen any
thing OF this sort since last Saturday
when he was around looking up subscri.
Gers, but finding that they had nearly al
paid up. lie departed. did not see it, but
| Bill told me that Bob caid that he hcart
another man say that sam saw Il man thai
| told him that he SAW the man that die
see it, and that it looked most omnibus
Respectfully. T.B.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-08-02
Nashville Market.

FLOUR-Supcrnc, $685.; lan'ly'
$3.50; extra family, 800; choice
family. 81 80.
CORN MEAL-unboltcl &c, sacked !;
bolted. sacked, zoe
CORN-loosc, from wagon, 57ctS; IN
depot, sacked, Gjc; ear, e; bulk. white,
Gle; mixed. BIC, on cars. in iillingordcrs.
| WllHAT-Ambcr anG white, 81 ,lual, %
red, 81 lOal, Is,
OATS-Sacked and delivered in depot,
soc.
RYE-From wagon, G0uGjc.
HAY-Timothy. Sl50Oal7OO,
BACON-Clcar sides, DC clear rib sides,
sac; shoulders, G3ic, all packed,
| IARD-l0allc.
DRIED FRUlT-Apples, Sc per pound.
POTATOES-From wagon, Sl,5O per
bushel
FEATHERS--Choice, 43c.
observation-disclosures, 2Gc.
| GINSENG-Dry from first hands, Sla
WOOL-Unwashed, lSa2Oc; washed, 2Sa
SOC.
BUTTER-Country, from first hands,
common, l0al2c; prime, lja2Oc.
POULTRI-Chicken lie for hens
young chickens, l0al5c, according to size.
TALLOW-Choice, 72c.
EGGS-From first hands, DC; packed
&c.
SEEDS-Timothy prime, S2,25a250; Red
Top, 75c Blue Grass, clean, $500; en-
ira clean, $500; Orchard Grass. S225
Hungarian. Sl.00. Missouri Millet, Sl.O0.
| German Nlilet. Gjc.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-08-02
FROM cow AN.
CowAN, Tenn, July 80, 1877.

CONAN, TENN, July 80, 1877.
Editor Home journal:
IC has been some time since found an
opportunity to send you the news from
the 10th district.
Wheat crops are all threshed, and an av-
crngc yield has been harvested. All the
samples have seen were of fair quality,
with some little smut.
Corn wiz fail short of an average crop
in our vicinity. In fact, | fear some OF
dcl for all their fields to shoot" and ii
they did. it missed the stalks.
The health of the district, rs far rs can
| learn, is very good.
Our usually quite village was somewhat
aroused from It's quietude few days since
by little shooting scrape. Messrs. Mike
Madden and George Shook arrested ne
gro who filled very closely the description
Of Shotc Frazier, coll, murderer of MIR.
Van Spence, of Rutherford county, but
found they were mistaken, and released
| him. lie said his name was Scott Hen
dersOn. On being released he was not sat
isiicd, and sought Mr.. Madden for diff
Guilty. Mr.. Madden ordered him from his
saloon. and he refused to leave, when Mr..
Madden slapped or showed him; whcreup-
on, the negro drew II knife in Il threaten
ing manner Madden then stepped be-
hind the counter, got his pistol and shot
at him, but failed to hit him He still re-
mained to "scc it OUT and Madden fired
again, the ball entering hii head near the
left eye, and ranging around near his LETT
ear, and stopped under the skin. Madden
was arrested and tried before Esq. Hines,
aud released on the ground that the shoot
ing was done in sell-delense. The negro
seems to be getting well.
On Saturday night last Il man was killed
on the n. q G. Railroad between Cowan
and Dccherd. L. is supposed he had set
down on the track and fallen to sleep, and
the train ran over him. 1t was found
from his memorandum book that his name
was 7. II. GODDARD, and that he had acous-
in in Texas.
Gen, Forrest was here on short visit to
his brothcr-in-law Mr.. &c. Montgomery
Il few days ago. The General is in very
delicate health.
Slater, I'm glad you've come back.
Respectfully. }.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-08-02

We have before u II page obituary
upou the death Of a dear little infant,
and are asked to publish it for moth ing,
Now, our rules in regard to Obituaries,
tributes OF respect, &c, ought to be
well known, and we ought not and will
not violate them. When an editor
publishes the dealt. Of any one he can
if he chooses, say what he pleascs
about the deceased. and here his cdito-
rial duty ends, 1t is u fact that obitua
ries interest only the relatives and ac.
ouaiu,ances of tie deceased. But in
very few instances are any considera
blc number of the editors readers the
relatives or acquaintance of the de
ceased, Hence, in duty to them and
oursef we charge for all obituaries
that exceed ten lines, and the ten lines
are allowed merely to show our ankle
ty to do "our part but at the same
time not fill up our paper with obitua
ries, unless paid for them. AS well ash
the undertaken to make collin fol
nothing as ask an editor TO pub1lsi
obituaries for nothing.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-08-02
Lookout Mountains

Thousands Of people dicI every year In
the ma>natc valleys surrounding Look
out Mountain. until lS3J. when from the
common mountain herbs, DR.. a. Q Sim
mons scientifically prepared a medicine
that proved a specific in the cure OF Liver
diseases. BY its uEe the country in that
vicinity has become among the healthlest
on the continent The reputation of DR..
40. Simmons Vegetable Liver Medicine
is now worldwide. 1t is made by VI. A.
Thcdford d Co, of Chattanooga. Tenn,
and every genuine package and bottle Is
enclosed in Il gelio,o ,crdPper bearing the
likeness of DR.. simmons.
It Is for sale by J. VI. lIntchins and G
G.. Phillips. Winchester. Tenn, who also
have trial packages OF the medicine that
will be given to all applicants free o
charge.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-08-02
LAW BOOKS,
Chancery Sales
For August 18th, 1877.

VIM. a. Gill. admir-, ETC., ct. ais, vs.. +.
ii. Brazier, ct. ais.
BY virtue of decree of the Chanccry
Court of Franklin county, Tenn. pro-
nOunccd at its April adjourned Term,
1877. in above cause, will. on
Monday, August 18th. 1877,
ut the Courthouse door IT, Winchester
Tenn :. sell to the highest bidder, the 100
acre tract of land described in the plead
ings, lying in the ID civil district of said
county. adjoining the lands OF Elijah Bra
zicr. H. II. Murrcl, and others.
TERMS.-Said land will be sold on ;
credit ofon and two years. except 10 pc
cent. of purchase money required in casl
on day OF sale.
Noes required of the purchaser. will
approved security. and lien retained un
til all the purchase money is paid.
a plat OF the land will be cXhibite Il Of
| day of sale.
This July 10th, 1871.
Il. FINCH, Z. IL VI.
julyl0-tds 9ls
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-08-02

We HAYS seen it stated that ii you
mix a tcaspoonfull of black pepper
with halfa teaspoontul of cream and
put the mixture in room where flies
are, the flies will soon leave, and that O
rag saturated with carbo!c acid and
hung up in q room will have the same
effect. We are going TO try both, fol
surely the flies are almost as great 6
pest up here rs muskcters were IN
Louisiana. BY lhr-May, it Is remark
able that they la c scarce y any house
flies in tina; State We guess the mus
kcters eat them up, or sick Their HE
blood.