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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-01

DEATH OF Mis- SOPHIA M, SCOTT
This beloved and worthy old lady died
WI Tuesday night Of last week at the
residence Of r. B. Cowan, ut Goshen,
near Winchester. Her maiden name
was Morris. She was born Nov. 9Th,
1902. in Charles county, Md. She mar
ried MIR Francis Price, and moved to
Rutherford county, Tenn. BY Mr..
Price she had two children-Richard
and Sarah. Her husband died, and
she came to Franklin county with her
son and daughter. Her son went to
Texas, where he now lives, Her
daughter married DIR. J. M. Burrough'
of our town. Both of these are dead.
Mrs. Price married Mr. Levi Scott,
and by him had Two children-James
L. and Winter W. d. Winter Scott
entered the Confederate army and was
killed early in the war while lighting
bravely for the cause he espoused.
James L. Scott is well known to our
people, and was with his mother du-
ring her last illness. She certainly
found much comfort in her second
w,dowhood in that she had a o who
never neglected a single want of hers.
We boarded for many months under
the same roof with Mrs. Scott, and we
know that WI never saw more devotion
for q person than was shown ~ james
L. Scott for his good mother. 1t was
a lovely s%ight-th,s affection hctween
mother and son. Although business
called the son from her very often; al.
though his home was in Nashville n
afterwards in Boston. yet lie came al
most monthly to see his mother-to
see if she wanted aught; and surely
there was never 4 delicacy ofany seas
ON tina; she did not receive. She want,
ed to live in or near Winchester
wanted to he buried in Franklin coun-
ty-and her son never said or ana
aught to conflict with her wishes, how
ever mucl, it might have come IN con
tact with his business.
And she was such a good woman
Several who will read these poor
words will remember how tenderly all
of us, of no kin, used to call her
Grandma. And how kind she was Ia
us-how cheerful she always vas
how kind to young folks. God bless
her! She was one Of the best women
we ever knew. Her remains lie in the
cemetery in Winchester, anil we nave
not been able to restrain n tear IN W.T.
ting 80 feebly about such q nome
pure, angelic woman, who seemed u
US like q mother.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-01

The "Great European Circus and
Menagerie," under the management OF
Sells Brothers. exhibited according To
last Monday. Between
1850 and 1900 persons attended the
afternoon performance, and about 3oo
the night performance. We think we
state the truth in saying that the per
formanre, us u whole, gave gen
eral satisfaction than we have heard
expressed in regard TO any perform
ance of a similar character In our
county for many years. The bare
back eouestrianism was certainly splen
did, and the voitigeurs did very we'll, A
very interesting feature was the per-
Torrance vf the troupe Of dogs, goats
and monkeys, trained and managed by
Mr.. Willis Cobhs, to whom we hereby
tender our warmcst thanks for especial
attention given US In showing us
around, and explaining the habits, &c,,
OF the animals on exhibition. We
found Mr., Cobhs TO be Il perfect gen
tleman, and q man of sense, and we
hope him to meet him again some time
in the future.
But in several respects the show tail
cd to come up to what was published.
No company has ever yet come alto
gether up to the program. Bnt this
show did so well in essentials that we
can readily forgive n failure in n few
particulars. Besides, the managers
and attaches all seemed to be gentle
men. They were sober. kind and nc
commodating, and seemed anxious to
avoid anything that could possibly in
cur the i'll will Of the people. Take it
all in all, it was a good show-far bet
ter than any we have had in Winchester
for quite awhile. The day was C. pleas
ant one, albeit the clouds were very
threatening in the early part ofthe
day, and we heard a number express
fears that we would have rain. We ex
pressed such fear o%urself, for we love
to 20 to circuses-love to have Il
lauel,-love to have our children
laugh, and love to have tue children OF
other people laugh and be happy. We
love to sec bright, cheerful faces: love
to see lovely women and gallant men,
and all these things we saw last Mon
day. And Monday night we saw sew
eral of the loveliest, sweetest, fairest
ladics-Heaven bless them! We felt
but no matter. We must "keer
something to oursell we'd scarcely tell
to any" Our counting days are over,
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We very naturally feel a pride IN Tue
success Of any one, especially a c't'z,n
of Franklin county, and very especially
il that person is a lady. Hence it Is we
refer with pleasure to the TACT tha'
Miss Ellen Shapard, OF our town. re-
ceived q beautiful premium, at the late
Bedford county Fair, upon a SILK
patch. work quilt, and a certificate upon
a network shawl. W. felt constraln
ed to call upon Miss S. and ask her to
let US see the quilt. 1t is beautiful, o
course, else it could not have taken
the premium over SO many competitors
at so large au1 important a Fair. we
congratulate our fair young lady irient
upon the success which has crowne'
her efforts TO be useful to society a
we'll as an ornament to home, a
she is.
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lin county, Tenn~nnd bounded NJ follows:
On the east by y x Z Railroad. south by
George Rice, west by the mountain. ANA
north by unknown land; hut running
back north OF the depot house, and being
the same lands upon winch jus Hendrix
now lives. Levied upon rs the property
of JnO T. Anderson. to SATISFY said order oi
sale for $4,000. interest, costs, ETC.
This O.tOber Isl. 1877.
STEWART, Sheriff,
Octl-tds SO
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A False Impression A..


Parties who claim to have the right to
make the medicine discovered 3y ~, A.
O. simmons are attempting to Sustain u
warming reputation by attacking me Or
iglnal and Genuine preparation IN lsoo
Dir. Sim mons gave tlic original recipe ana
right to make his Liver Medicine !" h's
son-in-lnw, j. II. Tledford, now ii'lns
near Chattanooga, Tenn. We make the
original and only genuine DR. 40, sim
mons Liver Medicine from this recipe.
Every genuine package ol the medicine Is
enclosed IN II yellow wrapper. on which Is
u likeness of DR.. 40. Simmons. which we
have Registered In the Patent Office ms our
trade marx. The medicine Is for sale by
j. NJ llutchins aud q. q. Philips, Win
chester, Tenn, with whom w have left
some trial packages to be given away to
all applicants.
NJ. A .THEDFORD q co,
oct Chattanooga.
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Insolvency Notice.

Having suggested the insolvency of the
estate of Louisa llcnsliuw. all persons in
dpbted to said estate are hereby notified
to make immediate settlement. and those
having claims against said estate must lllp
the same. duly authenticated, with the
Clerk OF the County Court of franklin
county within the time prescribed BY law.
II. y. STEW
Oct. ll-3m Administrator.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-01

Mr.. Joshua Jones, u citizen OF this
county, has been II citizen ot it Tor
seventy years. Franklin courty was
settled in 1906. Mr.. Jones am to
il; the next year, and VIZ want to know
il any one has been here longer.
Wonder if g. A. Hunt has2
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James & A.. Sharp VS.. JAS. NJ McNabb.

& A. Sharp VS.. JAS. NJ McNabb.
BY virtue OF IN execution 10 me direct
ed from the Clerk OF the Circuit Court or
Franklin county. Tcnn.. viii offer Tor
sale to the highest bidder Tor CASH, 1T
the Courthouse dUol IN the town Of Win
chester, on
Monday. Noy nmhrr 9th. lSr7,
the follow ing tracto of land in civll district
No. |. ~rranhlin county. Tenn. known as
lot 30. Ii oftlc tIir, ol lili l'elOng ,ng to
AsIluii .\lrnl at hi, Iea II. and sold by de-
cree ct TIC Circuit Court. adjoining the
lands ui VIA lteaves un the north, Thos
l. IAN ON &c west. E'li Il, Meredith ON
the suutn. and on the east by sharp ~
Notwithstanding - nc IS and Z roods
NOR. or les. Levied upun us the prop
erly ofJamGS McNabb.
Also, one tract Of land IN : N! district
os tilr above, boundc on tl" east ny Dr
Harris, w,St by B 't-sry ana Ii"u ocks
hei =. soutL by Il iuS-rN "ll John linen,
rolurrd. and nortn 10y iir '%IarrI' ana ID
l,nS-ry-,u utoiniu2 ~ tcr">. more or less
sold to satisfy said execution Tor Slo6.IO,
interest. costs. etc.
This Uctobcr LIST, 1877.
III Z STEWART, Sheriff.
Octi-tds 0a
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Sheriff's Sales
For November, 1877.

W. Ransom vs.. Mrs. 5. lance and j, G..
Lance,
BY virtue Of nm order OF sale Issued from
the Circuit Court Of Fra',klin county,
Tenn, aud TO me directed, | viii. on
Monday. November 9TH 1877,
nj the Courthouse door In Winchester. sell
10 the highest bidder for CASH, all The
undiyi, cd interest that } y Lance has IN n
tract Of land belonging to the cstAlc o.
Ana Barbrea lance, containing one nun,
drcl and twenty-ninc acres. ana Do''ll''r',
rs follows: On the west ny, the lall"s v
Sl,urbrr, on the east by Donaldson. on The
soutl, by Thomas Faris. on the north ny
Slmrber, Said land lies in civll district
No. 5of franklin county, Tenn. ANA WI
be sold to satisfy said order O sale,
amounting to S22l,3j and costs, etc.
This October lSt, 1877,
II T. STEW ART, sheriff.
octI-tus 50
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-01

To all WhOm it may concern:

TO UU WNOW ~ WIUU COUC6TW:
There are certain individuals in this vi
entity who are manufacturing and circu-
lating malicious, slandcrOus lies, which
are, if credited, injurious to my character.
Therefore. l deem it my duty to myself to
make II public denial of these malicious
f~alsehoods. The O~riginators of them, if
off nded ut this statement, can see me as
usual attending to my regular duties on
the farm. or at C0wan. They will know
of whom | speak. whoever the shoe fits
may wear it," Legal restrictions prevent
the use If names. Very respectfully.
WIN. Nj. MONTGOMERY.
CoWAN, Tenn.
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NOTICE I!

As my sou, George J.. Walmslry. has
this day. October Stll. 1877. resigned rs my
Agent. | do hereby accept his resignation.
and all are notified that ! shall moi hereai-
ter consider myself bound by amy OF his
transactions. Il. WALMSLEl.
Winchester, Tenn, Oct. s, 1871.
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Eg- For cheap goods, go to
ELLIS DAYS.

Miss Elna Smell, Of Murlreesbo.
no, Tenn is on a visit to her rela.
tives--Mr, Burgess Templeton's family
Of our town. No lady at the circus
last Monday night was lovelier in our
wrll'practiced eye upon matters OF a
lovely kind.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-01

There were about 5000 persons In
town last Monday. and yet thee was
no disturbance that we heard of. We
are glad. to he able to chronicle this
good order among our people. /,
seems us IL attention was paid TO our
honest advice in last weeks journal.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-01

By virtue Of two orders Of sale to me di-
rcctcl. by the Clerk OF the Circuit Court
OF Franklin county. Tenn. in the ease Of
NJ. NJ, Henderson ~ Co. vs. Clarence
Horne. | will ole" Tor sale to the highest
bidder, for CASH, at tine Courthouse 'ioor
in the town of Winchester. Tenn =. "h
Monday, November 10th. Isl
the following described houses an" lots.
LIST, The house and lot where sal .iornc
now lives. lyin! ia civil district No.ioI
Franklin county. Tenn, bounded rs fol-
lows: On the nort, ty W } Slater. south
Dy John " Williams, and east and west
by streets, and containing one acre, NOR,
or less. Also, the undivided Interest Thai
said Horne has in the follow Ing drScrlhct
lot. bounded rs follows, and situated IL
Winchester. Tenn On the southwest ny
W W Garner Il Co., southeast 10y omitI "
Carr. and nortI,-caSt by Johnnie 'clronl
situated in civil district No. | OF frslhlIl
county, Tenn.
viii be sold as the property of Clarence
Horne, to satisfy said oruers OF sale.
This October 3JtiI. ISL.
HPSTEW ART, Sheriff.
noyl-tds ~
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-01

llollins, hurry & Co, IS Jno. Partln,
BY virtue of nm order OF sale 10 ne III
rectcd. from the Clerk oi the Circuit Court
Of franklin county, Tenn" | Will OFFER Tor
sale to the highest bidder. for CASH. ~
the Courthouse door In the town OF Win
chester. Oh
Monday, November 9th, 1877,
one lot OF land lying in civil district No.
O0l Franklin county, Tenn" aud bounded
~ follows: south by the lands Of JuSrpi
Hinton, west By the lands OF Corn'S heirs
aud IIeudley-Mud Creek running along
boundary %line-north by the lands ct WIN
Gillian. east by o. Bell, aud south ~
Cumberland mountain, containing -
a, res. more or less. Levied upoi rs The
property OF John Partin, and sold to salts
IS said order of sale, Tor S227,lO, Interest
costs, etc.
This October 1T, 1877.
II STEWART, Sheriff.
octl-tds So
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-01

Mr., E, PITTS Reynolds, (of Lincoln
county, we n~clievc,) has been appoint
ed Deputy Collector for the Lynch.
burg District, comprising the counties
of Lincoln, Moore aud Franklin, in
place Of }. w. &. Bryant.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-01

Mr.. Hcrndon Green, a wcll.known
citizen Of this county, died very unex.
prcledly at his home last Saturday
night. He went to he'd, apparently in
his usual health, but had II hemmor-
rliase of the lungs and blcd to death.
Mr.. Green was a candidate for Trustee
Of Franklin county. Ii, was Tax C,l-
lector several years since.
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W. +. Kcrcleval VS.. j. NJ. &J.I 4. Martin.

W. +. KcrclIeval vs.. j, NJ. az. II. Martin.
BY virtue of m order of sale 10 me Is
sued from the Clerk of the Circuit Court
OF Franklin county, Tenn, ! will offer for
sale to the highest bidder. Tor CASH. at
the Courthouse door in the town ol Win
chester. on
Monday. November 9th, 1877,
the undivided interest that Jno II Martin
has IN the tOllOwin described tracts oi
land in dis rirts \ os. IL and 1, ard bound
ed rs follows: First tract. on the east ana
north By The lands known MS the Horton
place. on the north and west by D } Gard
ncr'S lands, and on tile south W unknown
mountain lanus-contalnlnS 30 acres,
more or less. ST ;ond tract, bounded on
the north and east 10y j } q rdner, aud on
the west ty j j Notwithstanding OF
acres. Third tract. bounded on the north
by Erwin, vest by Erwin, south by Gard
ncr, anu east by Notwithstanding IL
acres. more or less. win be sold To satisfy
said order OF sale, amounting to S6Uo,4O
interest, costs. ct'.
This October LIST, 1871.
II l. STEW ART, Sheriff.
oct4-tdS 0la
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Resignation.

WINCHESTER, Tenn. Oct. 8, 1877.
have thi, day resigned my position of
Agentto my mother, Mrs. H. Walmslry, IN
view of other business engagements.
@. l.. WAlMSLEl.
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M~ARRIED.-At T%ullaloma. on the even
ing OF October 18th, in the NJ. Z. Church,
by Rev. Mr.. Carter, OF Shclbyville, Mr.. &.
IL. May marc to Miss Fannie Patterson, OF
Franklin county.
Your correspondent had the pleasure of
attending the above wedding and reccp-
ton ut the residence of Mr.. Maynard, in
T%ullahoma, ana it plcases him to say that
the ceremony was witnessed by the brave
and the fair Of the city, and the entertain
ment was all that one could Lcsire. ant
such as scarcely any one but Mrs. May
nard could present to her guests.
The occasion will long be remembered
by all those present, and fond wishes viii
follow the newly welded pair down the
wears of the future. CENTURIAN
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Samuel Smith VS.. Coleman Franklin.

Samuel Smith VS.. Coleman Franklin.
By virtue OF IN or -cr of sale to me di-
%rcctc,l. from the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court of Franklin county. ! will offer for
sale to the highest biidrr. for CASH. al
the CoIrthnu,e door in the town Ut Win
chester. on
Monday, November 9TH. 1877.
the following. tract ct land lying III civil
district No. = OF ~F'rInklin county. Tenn.
and bounded ~ tolloN>: North ny Don
Woodward. west by DR.. nc Murrell. s0utl'
by Mrs Mary Simmons. east by Jno DON
aldson. In,
Said tract contains $50 acres, aud VIII
he sold to satisfy said order OF sale lot
slJS.6a. interest. costs. etc.
This October LIST, ISL: u ,.-.,a
II STEW ART, Sheriff.
octI-tds SO
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Carrick. nollins Il Co. vs.. tunes Hendrix
and J. +. Anderson.
BY virtue of nm or,ler Of sale to IN, di-
rected. from the Clerk OF the Circuit Court
of Franklin county. Tenn, l will offer for
sale to the highest bidder. for CASH. at
the Courthouse door in the town Of Win
chester. IN
Monday, November 9Th, 1877,
one store.house In district No. IL. Frank.
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

TRAIN No. 3 connects nj Decatur east
and west with Memphis u Charleston |,
Il ut Birmingham with Alabama ~ Chat
ttnooga Il n; at Caleru with Selma, Rome
n Dalton II K; at Montgomery with Wes-
tern Il II (of A|labama). Montgomery "
Eultulu Il Il and Mobile IL Montgomery
Railroad.
TRAIN No. | connects NJ DcrNturNi II
Memphis ~ Charleston Il Il; at talcru
viii, >. K ~ ID Il Il; at Gutarlc " ith st
Louis ~ southeastern R'y; at Mckenzie
with Nashville Il Northwestern R'y ut
Montgomery with Mobile ~ Montgomery
K Il for Pensacola, Nozzle and New Or
leans.
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MARRIED,-0n the 18th of October. at
the residence OF the bride, in East Ten
nessce. by Rev. VIM. Webster, Mr.. George
Moseley, Of this county, to Miss Mollic T.
Cross.
The happy couple have our hes,
wishes. The bride has been Cross
heretofore, but now she is Cross no
more, BY George! how wrong it would
appear, II word Gross to ever h ar.
May their lives be, in happiness, like
Webster's unabridged-comple,e.
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Mr.. W. A. Bradshaw has lett with us
twelve ears Of corn. they weigh Blk
teen pounds. and the grains are large
and sound. Next.
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EE- Ellis Days has just returned
from New York. Go TO him for cheap
goods. .
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Monday. November 9th. 1877

the following described tract of land ~
ing in district No. II OF Franklin county
Tenn ami bounded as follows: On the
north by John f Andcrson's lOoo-acre
tract and the Anderson " Villains entry
south by tile State OF Alnbalna; west by
the lands of Larkin Willis widow ana
children, and east by the Williams a. An
dcrson entry. :,
Said land lies in Gourd Neck, and Is all
of that part Of said Anderson Senter
lands heretofore not conveyed TO Wills
widow ana children. containing l0O acres,
more or less, and will be sold to satisfy
said order OF sale, amounting to $lH ~,
interest, costs, etc.
This October LIST, 1877.
II STEWART Sheriff.
oct4-tds 81.
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5- w. b. Manuel will take pleas
ure in showing cheap goods ~ Ellis
Days store.
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Is" This line offers great inducements
to tourists to the Centennial. connecting
IN Louisville with trains having through
cars which run direct to the Centennial
grounds III Philadelphia.
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Assorted Knitting Yarns.
Large line of Gloves. Sllawls. Hats, Sugar,
Coffee, etc. Everything usually
kept in his line.

viii state to Cash Dealers, that if you
will come over we will trade. | do not
propose to cut prices against any other
merchant. but intend selling my goods
for Cash in order to close up unsettled
matters. VIII say to all. should we charge
or barter anything the usual price will be
entered to account. For we may price
goods. expecting the money. at prices
that will not Justify to charge them.
sB"Try us before purchasing. You will
ret Il bargain for CASH.
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FOR SALE |!

A weli-watered farm Of 800 acres. on Elk
river at Mann's Ford. 7 miles from Win
chester. will be sold on very easy terms.
Apply to N. B. BLACk,u
sep2O Winchester, Tenn.
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NJ. NJ. Henderson d Co. VS.. JnO. +. An
dersOn and others.

BY virtue of an order of sale to me d.
rected, from the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court OF Franklin county, Tenn, | Will
offer for sale, for CASH, at the Court
house door in the town of Winchester, on
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TOYS
CowAN & co.,
81 PUBLIC SQUARE,
Nashville, :::::: :::::Tennessee.

We arc Offering. at wholesale. an unit
sually IA, ge and attractive stock OF TOYS
and fancy goods tor the HOLIDAYS, to
which we invite the attention Of mer-
chants only. CONAN Il co.
nOvl-2m lN'
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TRAINS GONG NORIH.

Ami, On ,e-c No.2 No. / No..
Np'"' o' '''o' Duily, Daily, Daily.
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A Teachers Institute convened at Green
Hill Academy, October 10Th, with Il num-
Der of teachers and friends of education
nrpSpnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-09
ITALY GIRDING FOR WAR.
From tho Pail Mail Gazette, Oct. cal

From the Pail Mall Gazette, Oct. 2al
Tho Italian Minister Of War has ordered tho lorna.
ton OF fourth railway company be attached TO The
second regiment OF engineers at Turn and the Italian
forces, though numbering only ten army corps have
twico as many OF these railway companies as the
French with twenty army corps The Minister
OF War, being OF opinion that such companies shonId
DO able do something than merely destroy or
construct inc OF railway, and above all that they
should be well oficorcd, has arranged that course
Of instruction railway work shall be given TO Ger.
tam catcgorcs OF officers under tho direction OF tho
general stan. The course Is 70 be divided into two
PARASITIC nrst preparatory, the second practical
In the Crst period OF twenty days, which began last
week, lectures will DO delivered at the various garrl-
son towns, and during tho second period tho officers
will be sent to different railway stations TO 60 through
somo practical work Tho officers detached Tor this
duty extra pay, ana great preparations
have been mado Tor collecting the rolling stock re-
auircd for practising the conveyance OF horses and
troops by railway.
PExpARING rHK ALPINE FoRTKEssEs
While these measures are being taken tor insuring
o speedy concentration OF troops upon tho French
frontier, the Alpine foriresscs beng strongly
tined mus tho Senfnetd dele -dipi announces that
the Notifications OF vinado arc being hurried and
tho Gdxeifd Iiemoatese states that tho Minister VI
War mas sent Instructions that tho works al Funcs
trcio to be COMPLETED without delay and that in
consequence part ofthc Second regiment of engineers
has been despatched tncrc from Casalc All tho
guns ana ANN their way TO tho arsonals and
forts Of the Alps anc ono journal says that LOS big
guns nave been sent from Turin and dragged up the
IN ountain 10 BArdi, kzilio5 and Fcnestrcle.