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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-29
Qrdmieu Dfrtbeilung,

@ie felt elmer Geibe bon Sabyen 10
bieten mir aud biesmoL ben Srenuoeu
unieres 8latteS cine rei6e Nuspabl bon
8rGmten fir bic 8orausbe3abIung zines
S~abrganees. - Wit GIGli6t auf Die.
liz friberen Sahren gemadten @riabrunz
gen, bicten mir bieiesmal uniern Geieru
cine NuStuabI, bon Der mir Iiber3eugt
ftn6, baB tie benz @eT6made unierer Be-
fer in ausreihenoem WtaBe entiprt6t. =
Sn Der unten foIgen6en 2iite'Don S. Bit
dern iinb Die tii6tieiten uno beliebteiten
beu;f9enS 6riftiteIer Oergegenipart ner=
treten; man finoet barinl8erfe pon2spin
S6iding, 90 az BON S6IG9et,
Rarl Sren3el, Ebeobor SO ii g 0e,
Otto M IGIer, @sribert &au, Soief
Nauf, @Omuuo 90fer, SuIiuS
0rofie, German g 6mio b, s8erno
p. g t. u. q. = Neben fIeineren gtoz
DeIen uno Gr3dbLungen %beriibmter
S6riftiteuer ftnbet man apstz, Orets,
1elbt bierbGnbige Werfe, beren 8u6s
bGnolerprsts ben 8rets zines Sabrgauz
ges Der mO6entl. 81 St3g. wcit iibere
trifft. Die Wenge lit 10 groB, baB IS
man6em N%bOnnenten f6per tperben
mag, feline 8abl gu t~reffen. QBie in DO
risen Sabre, 10 empfebIeu mir bteSmal
benieni9en Nbounenteu, bic ibrer mebs
rere bel einanoer iDobneu, ibre geitels
Iuneen 3u9Ieth ein3uienoen unO ft6 70
auiammeu cine 2nSabl nerihiebeuer Biz
der fommen Su Iaiien, Die fte bann unter
chamber gum 2eien austaui6en fOnncu.
Die B%eOinsunsen itnb Die aus tribe
rem Sabren befannten. Sober oIte o6er
Teue] Nbonnent, tpeI6er [auBer Der 8ez
rihtigung etnaiser alter Jtiiditdnoe,
falls iolde ~rorban6en ituo] 2 Collars
an bic Office Der Suinois StaotS5eitung
einieubet, erbGlt baf;r auBer etnem
Sabrgang bes 8ohenbfattes Der SGts
nois Staats3eituna LOoer bes vBelten",
Denu er bieieu nor3tebtl zines Der in
Der mao It ebenben site auf>
gefib ten Berfe, 10 tpett Der
8orratb oericl6en rei6t. - Sc eber Die
8eiteuun9 e~iugeian6t piro. Oeito fi6erer
lit Der Nbonnent, oaS beitimmte Bud,
DeI6es er niini6t, 81 befommen, ba,
tpenu Der Gorratb bon eiuem 8erfe err
i60pft lit, mir feline 9tadbeiteLung
MAIDEN t0nueu.
GrieTe nno @eI6er rihte man an .
Illinois StaatsZeitung Co.
Chicago, Ill.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-29

Rtnbnteb. Ser Warft tpo tDis6ss
Ium hau unO 1ImiaB beI4rdnfte iid
jauptiGnLi6 auf Ber1anot : 0aare 81
IS II BET einem 0urdi6nittsgetpi6t Don
l428 BfS. 81 EXTRA fs:te Stiere brddten
Be- Der 100 Btuno; S6Iddter 3ablteu
81. 95-4.75 fir eetpobnI;de GIbe bis
Ertra Stiere. Ser Morft idIos felt nit
1ur tpeniaen nnuerfouftsn 9artbien.
Die frii6en 3ufubren b~etrugen 1900
Sti6.
56petne.- Radfrase fir Baorel
fir 8erpaGer nnb 8erlauot mar sienIi6
fart, in ToGse beIien Gveiie um 5-10c
ftiegen. 8erfGufe bra6ten $5.85-6.40f
Ietdate ui,O bon Sc. 25-6.5O fir i6mere
Y6feIpaare. Ser Otorft i6IoB fei.
Die frii2en 3ufubren waren $500
Stad.
S6ofe.-Oer Worft par rubig unb
Brete nieprtger.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-29
Observation-Disclosures ioUten s.

Observation-Disclosures fouten Dem
Or. Silsbee elm Osnfmal erribten nee
gen ieiner gIidli6en Gntbedung Der
ANAKESHS, etnes untriieIi9en 6etIs
mittels fir Die lhlimlniten G0tmorrbOtz
oatf6Me.-8et 90, 900 Sdlsu bat es fein
UtaI febtgei6Iageu. Gs lift ein einfa9es
Giufi6rungsm ittel, idmer3Ios mno Iet@t
a~n3ubrinaen, aetuGbrt Iofort SinOernng,
thrift als elm Snitrument, grmet6ung5;
mitteI unb Uteotfament unb fam Die
0etIung ni6t perfeblen. Breis $l.00.
Vroben fret. Tronco 3useI6tdt our6
g. I~euitseOter T. Co., Bog 1916, Sfsp
Oorf. mo, mil, II, no
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-29

Sr. 8. s.. Mc9ean sIaubt, BOB btez
1es neMe WitteI, Or. S. .. Wec2ean's
6uftenz unb 2uneeus6 eilfGgeIden, 9u7
fen, S6uupfen uno SbmtnoIRht turtrt.
BrobeI6ahtsIn Is Gents per 8oit. Sine
groBe S6a1teI $l.00. Oh. S. 3. Wfcs
2ean, 314 Gbeitnutitr., ct. Souls. 81
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-29

A stitch in time, saves nine. gu
OemtId, Ieihtes IInpobIfetn onr6 ben
i@nelen @ebrauG bon ST. @n9tn G0=
stt8's 4ambnr9er Sropfet gu ent7
fernen, eripart Granfbett wno Soften fir
Oocfpr unD NbDtbefe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-29

RIeie- in gertneerer gfG6frage gu
felten Eretieu, nit fIetnen BerfGufen aW
$l4.25 q Come auf bent @eleiie.
&orumebI.- = 8erfGufe 20 Gonnen
gu $3.50 . Ionne, fret ouf @eleiie.
s.-8ertGufe 10 Gonnen
gutes au $3.50 q &pnne fret al 8oro.
@ei3en.- Ser geartt mar tb3tig
unb in Tolee bssEId9angs bon GonioIs
paren Yreiic i'm Nntang ettpaS b06er,
fpGter gingeu oieIeIben 3urilG uno Der
Warft i6IoS nah bebentenoen S6ipanz
fungen aufs uno obpdrt3 lac perBu. l1ie>
briget oL5 eeltern. Trteoensau ithten
BON europa uno Beri9te BON Nem yort
nno 2iperpool beoiinitigten ben 8ertauf.
9tr. 2 Spring gtng ab gu $~1.274-l.28
bnor ooer SanuarsS ertauf; $1.26s-
I.288 fir 5ebruur uno $I.284-1. 30B fir
Ntdr3; $1.373 fir 9Iprtl uno $l.354 fir
Dlat - iGIoB. lac nteoriger uuo tuei:
deno 81 $l.26s fir Sebruor; $1.28s
$l.265. No.3 Spring untbdti9 gu Sl.15.
Ausi6uB DO. 3u 963-997c uno 9tortbz
tDeitsrn Spring bra6te $l.39-$l.4Q.
Rorn.- Ser Nlarft tpor anfangs
mitteImaBig BEL gutter Na6frage. Stem
yort unb 2toerpooIer 8eri9te tpaven
flr 9GtIbler iebr entlnutbt9eno. go. 2
bro6te 423-424 fir baar ODER SanRar;
424-434e fir Ssbrmor; ~43S-435c fir
Wtdrs uno 47-47te fIr Wai - ihloB an
422c baor ODER Sanuor, 42t-42Rc fir
Senruar, 434-43sc fir Wtdr4 Mno 47c
fir Wai. Nenes mart 9eniihtes in Store
All 39c; neue5eemildtes 90. 81 383c uto
Ausl6uB DO. 3u 373c; Nebren=Roru per>
fault gu Al p BIZ Ill Der Sabn.
SAFER. Rubig uno tpei6enb q.
0retie mareu faIt bic seitrigen. go.
2 ging ab an 355-354c fir boar ooer
Sanuar; 35a-353c fir 6ebr.; 36c-
Sole fur Yiara; 36A-36sc fir 9tpriI.
AusibuB DC.
&o8aen. Preiis ftsIen &c per
BI. 81 TIC fir baar uHD gu III fir Sss
bruar.
@erfe.-8eiden6 uub 8reiIe niebriz
ger. go. 2 al Coo baar. COO fur Eebr.
uno 603c fir UeGrs; yto. 3 bra6te So
500; 2Iusi6uB 29-30c.
Saamen. Gimotbb $3.50
$l.s5; Slice $s.50-9.o0; slabs $3.50
SIS; llnsarii4er 5000 unb
0tiuet 50-6Oc.
Spirttus.- Weebr oftib unb ffetia,
NIT Sertaufen bon $50 Sap au $l.05.
0%roptIonem.
ReBporf. = Warft tbdtig nn6 BreiIe
tpeiheno. 1erfdufe: 25O Sag gu SIG. SO
baar; 5000 SaB firSeb. su SIG. 6o-l6.s7
$1,000 fur Ndr3 3w SIC. 75-17. o6
5000 DO, fur IpriI gu ST.. oo-$17,3 80,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-29
IugemetRer .RaxFt.

Hugeuaetaer .NarFt.
Tu ermadren. - BerfGufe: /
Gar S6peinefsiididIier gu 81; 1.@qr
S6maI3fii6eI gu 1925.
Ge1dIa@tste g d e-nteoriosr.
$7.O5 1Ir Iei91e nno 81. 30-7.40. fir
lGmere.
0eu.- 3ufubren 90 Gonren. gerz
fanbt 10 Sonuen. Rodfraae tpar i6tpah
Breiie u1per6noert. gerfdufs: 10 Son.
SEQ. l Eimptbb 81 50; 10 Sounen SEQ,
2 DO. gu IS fret al Borb; 10 Sonnsn HO:
lamb Bratrte SIT S6.25; 10 Gounen gfO. /
Ru Sc p Come anf benz @eletie.
@efIIgeI.-2ufubr unb 0q6fraqe
gIeth. Gorrat5 m%iftelndBt9. @ir notts
rem: 1eIhIahtete Kirfeps, gut bis ausz
eetp6bIt, Gle; mitteImGBige She;
9iibner 7-9c fir getpobnIi6e bis Nuss
waD[; Gdnle 6-9c per Pfuno; Gnten
6-83c.
Guile. 49, @erinse Ra6frdee. Btr
rotiren: vSbeQbarf" 0iGorb 81 .O0-1.20
per 8u.; sroBe DO. 4O-50e per 8u.
9opfen. @eriu9e DerfGnfe.
Stem Dorfer 27-32c per Hfnnb, uHo Is
-27c fir &iscSniiU.
9onig- gutter Bis ausg~epObnIi9er
Comb l4-l6c per ID.
NepfeI.- greiie: $l.25- $50 fir
beibdoi9te bis i9letbte, $I.45-1.75 fur
geuobnli6e bis m~itteImdBige; CUTE Bis
auseeruGbIte fir 81 .80-2.25, nit JfetaiIz
BertduisH gu 25-5Oc 2 SAB b06sr.
8obnen. - 8orrotb nib Ga6fra9e
aiemLi6, Rreiie b~sitdnbig. @tr noti>
rec: @eip0bnli6e bis gut Beitern 3n 75c
1925 per Bu.; mtttiere bis quite $l.35-
$I,65; gut bis a~useetpGbIte 81. 70-l.9O;
prima @aftern, mittLere $2.05-2.20
RapD $2.2O-2.25.
GelbeS 8a6s. 3ufu6r un6
8eoarf 9ering, preiie u%noeranoert 3u
25-27c fir getpobulihes bis eutes uno
$500 per Bfo. iIr GrimG.
Granberries. - @ep06nIi9e bis
ausgepGblte in gertnger Na9frage 81
$40 per SAP.
@tber.-Sn atemIider ga6fraee fir
ousgeiu6ten iIben 3u $4.00-5.00 o TaB
i'm &leinperfauf. Sourer nno DtoIt
nt6t oerI0!gt.
Gter. 2Tusgeiu1te frii6e in gutter
Ra6frage at 27-2Sc. gut er6aIteue, aber
nidt btrfct friihe D~erfauft fir 22-26c.
fir ~eiu9elegte tDuroen l4-20c be5abLt.
8utter. Sir notirsn; ousgepG5lte
rabmige Bis faEcp 3l-35c, prtrHu bis i1rift
aus9eiudte gelbe DARN 22-25c; egtra
DO. $500; fir quite bis ouS9epGblte
Golbutter 20-22c; fair Bis quite Store
,padeo" l7-l9c; mittlere DO. 15-l7c,
i6le6t bis Getp6bnIide 12-143c, quite bis
au5getpGbLte 1910.
8eientoru.-Ttou. Nir quotiren:
6-63c fir gut ausgetpdbltes vburl", 5
sic fir ytp. 2 rburL"; rotbe 9ptBeu
DO 4-49c; Snitce uno gritne 6ooers az
4-5c; euteS Bis a~ns9eDabltes mtttIere5
43-53; i9le6tes uuo frummes 2-3c.
3miebeIn. -Bet gertnger gt09fraz
&c AT 3.90-$4 p SAB.
Brtnla crime gu $l.20-
20 in tIeinsn. $~I.25-sl:So IN arOBen
Rarttsn; Marrowfats $l.20-$l.25;
Selbcrbien $l-l.05.
Seoern- Brt!na Teben6e @dnlefe=
bern Su 50-52c, gemiI9te 5u 25-40c.
8iIo. - Sn atemIider Na6irage,
8reiie aber unperGn6ert. Mir quotiren:
Brairie : !0Ibner $3.75--$4; @adte[u
$I-$l.l5 pr. 9uB. RebhIDner $3.50
-3.(as 0enilnnSaoole5 l0-122c Qfo.
6aienT9' Su 5000 p $50.
&%aIbfIeiid. - Rreiic bariirten
bon 3-S3c . ID fir gerinee bis alerbeite
8aare.
&Grt o n. SIN gutem Borratb.
9reiIe tporen: @ute biz ousgefp6bIte
@arLp Goie nnb ReohbIoI5 quottrt gu
$l.05-$l.10 . 8H.; EXTRA bis fancb DO
$l.l5-l.25; gep0bult3e gsmii@te 3T
90c-$1.
%1neI-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-29

Gerr ~. SimtOm, Agent Der SainOts
Stats 3eitun9, beiu&t gegentpdrti9 Die
Orte entIans Der Chicago, Burlington u
Quincy Giieubobu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-29

1. Ser tteme 2Ibatar0. 0toman
BON SuIius Groiie. 1871.
II Gbaler, 224 S9r.l
q. Cute Tenidcn un6 ibre
81 ei6t6ten. g1opellen bon
Mao6. 1874. 1878
81 Sn6aIt: l. 9Ius elmer auz
bern @elt. 2. @lGubiger ais
9eiratbsftifter. 8. Die perIiebte
yteoaction. III Gbaler.l
3. Boa @ien stad @ila8uS. Siz
itOriiAsr &oman bon SerOiz
nanb StoIIe. 1867. Srei
8aube. 1850, 1873 unO 1873 Geiz
ten.l
A. GrteSIt6e Gabrtem IN Fries
gerii6er 3ett. Sin SftsSenz
bud bon 2uctan 9er6ert
[SuIius @runOItng.l 1872. 1898
Seiten - l GbaIer l23 Sgr.]
8. AmS Der characteristic. @rz
5dblung bon 2euin g If ii :
ing. Il. 9eipeniter in ben Dir
6ennen. 2. 2anOeron.1
z. Graf &ctlGm, Scr Ncbca, cine
Gr3GbIuug aus Dem ungarii9en
Gieflan6e, bon Wor pom
S6IdgeI. 1875. 2. 8Gn6e.
8. MobeSpierrc. @eiGi0tlt9er Roz
uau BON &arI8 arteubur9
1878. 2 8dnoe [I8O uno l66 Set=
ten = l &baIer 20 S9r.I
10. Wos9rt. Gin &irltLerleben bon
6ertbert Hau. 8ierte ltufs
Iage. 38dnoe.
fl. NON POSSUMUs. Goman bon
5r. 9iIartus. 1871. 2
BGn0e.
~. Die YaTautr tit pra9. 6ts
itorii6er Jtoman Don Or. 9. Is.
9aaS.
18. Scr WfaiOratSberr- Gin Sos
man aus Der @egennart, in bret
86n6en, bon Otto Otller. 1873.
10. Tabrifamten uno %2Irbeiter,
Ober Der 8eg gum S%rrenbauie.
SO5iaIer NOman Don adolf
S6trmer. 3 8Gnoe.
81. 9ie DoItsbesIa&cr. Cine
GraGbIung bon Niar BON S6IG9el.
1874. 1875 81
%. Sean SaqmeS NoMHcau. 3met
Gpiiooen aus ieinem 2eben. 8on
2eptn S@Ifiu9. 1870.
"a. 9GS Document. Cine SAINT
Iiengei6iGte BON SC. 6. s. a n,
8erfaiier bon Scr 8eri6wun=
beue", vStarbember9" &C. 1865.
3wei 3beile 1908 unO l26 81 III
einem 8anoe.
Is. Die 2S0bria0erim bon Netu
SrIeattS. Srei nod benz @ngItz
i9en Don Sreifruu BON 8ers
Iepid. 1874. l 8ano 1856 81.
81. Sobannes 0OIfD- - SauSs
ttitteI Der Stebc. - Gin 9tts
ter @cmf6. 9rei Gr3GbIunsen
bon .SOief Slant. [gsipjig,
1861
%. 0crfOTehe etMmSem. 0opsue
bon g. Sun8bans. [2cipaig
1911
%. Ell PasO de faS animas. Go>
I BON Graf 8ibra.
[0eip3ig 1901 28GnOe. [2l6 uno
178 81
80. SaaI6un9 nno @abrbeit-
Sine @ei9t6te aus benz 2eben.
@On GbsOOOr NIgse. 2Se
81
81. OTene @MnOem- HObeue bon
SuIius @rOife. 2 BdnOe
1878. - l. 8anb, 22l g.: ora
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-29

Bsg~ Oa5 1iderite NIB aneene5mlte
Nltttel fur Die 9eilung 0 6uilen &C. TT
YOrter'S GoN9b 8aIfa1m. Werfaurt
bel 0rugsilteu. ASrets %. so, IS Gents.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-29
QnMiW alta.

u u . AOA oOUNs
Nm %. Sanuar nabm i'm SprengeL
Rat6ttohes 3. Rierion, Der bon @oup.
gfi6oIlS aI5 Bs3trfsrthter beitaut tDorz
BEN NOR, DON benz 0ertdt BsitB un6 ent:
bob ale repubIttanii6en 8eamten bes
SpreugelS TIRES @mtes, uno am II.
San. murDen I'M SprenesL Ouoditn bic
pom Tt6oIS b~eitaIten Beamten einae=
iebt. BeiOe SGge tpurben benz Prdii>
benton CUR &enntniB 9ebraht nnb beute
t%eIearapbirt Der Rrieesminiiter an @e=
neral Au9ur. baB Der Brditoent ben
Ouaditaz SAL ni6t fir cine NerIsbung
bes Status quo" bdIt, pobl aber ben
9tatgttOdes: 5aG, Ino boB er oeSbeI6
Gen. Augur eupsiit, ben Status, Der
i'll Dielem Spren9eL rm "A. Scnuar Ee=
itnnn. mieher~ herauiteller-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-29
Gelegrapbi(0e Qepe(1en
90IbImaton~
SO aihinoton. %

Burlington, %. San.
Ser BrGltoent bat gegeu ben TAFT eins
fttn,migen BeI0luB beioer pduier. Den
Boliseiratb be5 Bs3irfs 60 Iunbia abaus
i4alfen, iein Yeto eingeLe9t.
&obefon.
Ser Sultiaausl6uB bes gsationaTabges
or~enetenbaules bat belte etnitimmtg be=
ihIoiisn, ae9en Die SnantlaeeitanOiets
aung oes Slottenininiiters Robeion gu
beri6teH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-29
Grfroren.

IE"S|u" 49, Ao' NOuH"
G%eraarkgeHen Rittmo6 Nbeuo perIisB
bic 55idbr%ge Utarp @earp oas !Sau5
eines Jtah6nrs, in Der JtGbe bon Wsao=
bile, Ya., am ii1 mad 9ouie 3u beeez
ben. gle Qelistb bon benz rehtru @ege
ab uub muroe gelterH Abeup eyiroren se=
fMnosU.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-29

STANDARDIZATION grcs. gu 1~0.e5-l0.97
fIr 6ebruar; $500 3u $1l.05-1l.10
fir Mdr3; 1850 Grcs az 81. 2O-l1.20
fir ~Nprit-f9loB su 5000 baar $50. 921
Tdr Sebruar, $ll.05-$ll,07 fir Nt6rs
uno $1l.02 fir 2lpriI.
1rodenes geiu[aenes SIeii@.-2ebboft
uno feft, nit gertGuien o 10000 ID
S6ultern 3u SIC.
Gurse Ripnen-3u $s.75.
Sip gepofeIte S6intsn au l0fc,
Sriide S&infen a1 5--84c.
Sett 3u 5-Sc.
8eef Qans} $2l.5O.
WteB Beef $IO.7 IS.
@rtro NteB Beef $1l
Xal9 au 74-7tc.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-29
@ arPtsB reifeo
@bieago, &c. Sauuar 1879
RroanoTe.

I-GeiddIt mitteImaBte Bel mebr
gertrauen Don Settle iIGotiidler 6GuoIer
unb unberdnberten feften Breiieu; Der
umiab belief It'd Guf 1000 VaB III einem
Got unb 500 SoB iii qsarthisH gu unten
angeeebenen Guotattonen:
Die foIgenbsn itn6 bic S@EuBnotiruuz
gen:
Naucp neiBer @irter Grtra. $7.50@S.0O
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-29
G10zG0roIin0.
@oIumbta.2 &c.

o. 70, Jan.
9as Sbergert6t mics bellte oas Qups
@~arrantOs @eiu6 gegen oie6apes1 Mabls
manner ab auf ben GrunD 6iu, ooB Das
Serfabren unsefebIi2er @eife i'm Gamen
bes Staate5 itatt i'm giameu Der Ser.
Stdaten anseftrdn9t tuorben lei. 9ieie
Gntibeionng erIeoigt Die WabImdnnsr7
irnae in Giio.GaroItuG
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-06-14
Personal.

The beautiful and accomplished
Miss A HE Wallace, Of Meanwhile, is
on visit 10 our town, and is the guest
OF Miss Della EsliIl.
Mr., Jay Tee Hill, Of Chattanooga,
who is the Chattanooga correspondent
OF the Nashville American, and Mr. },
W. Thornton, also Of Chattanooga,
were in town Sunday, the guests Of
Dr. Shnpard
MIR W. r. Francis, Esq, visited
Shelhyville last Saturday, to attend the
re union meeting Of the 4lsL Tennessee
regiment He tells us that the meet
ing was pleasant one, and--lhat the
calab.es were uneXceptonabe.
Miss Kate Stewart and mother,
late Of Chattanooga, have been in town
for week, the guests of DR.. Shapard,
Miss kute has host Of admirers
among the young gentlemen Of this
place, who will doubtless regret to
learn that she left last evening for the
North, where she proposes remaining
one or two years prosecuting her mn-
steal studies
Miss Melissa Sharard, daughter
OF Dr.. j, c. Shapard, returned home
last week to spend the summer, Miss
Shapord is principal Of the Chattanoo
"a Female Institute, and has filed that
position with distraction TO herself and
satisfaction to her patrons. The
Chattanooga papers are constantly
showCring encomiums upon her AS Il
teacher, Her sister, Miss Leonora,
who will graduate at Mary Sharp Col
Icge next Wednesday, will return to
Chattanooga with Miss Melissa at the
beginning Of the next session, to fill
the position lately occupied by Miss
Kate Stewart.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-06-14
Examination at CaCrIck Academy.

The citizens Of Winchester have, for
some years past, been justly proud OF
the above institution. And, indeed
well they may be, for no other school in
the State. OF the same grade, has done
better work, taken higher stand, and
made more character than Carrick
Academy. If possible, the cxamina
ton Of lasL week has added to the lau-
rels the school had heretofore won.
Prof }. w. SyIer who is an old and
experienced teacher, and who vas pres.
ent most Of the time, says the eXamina-
ton was in every way most creditable
to the teachers and pupils. No tsvor-
tism on the part Of the tcachers-the
pupils had to stand or fall IN their
own merits-and without an exception
they stood molly through most tho.
rough, searching and critical ordeal
To specify 4 little more particularly,
We would say about this:
Calculus Class.-rhompson, Hines
and Emhrey-a noble trio, which is
MT likely to be soon cXcaIIed.
Geometry CJass.--Lar9e, and did
we'll
Trigonome>ry Class Acquitted it.
SELF well.
Greek Class Hines, Hopkins and
Embrry-showed the skjlifu handling
of the teacher, and the hard and profit
able work Of the student.
The Dix boys, Arthur Marks, and
Thompson, showed great familiarity
with the language Of the Caesars.
The smaller boys and less advanced
classes acquitted themselves equally as
well as the older and more advanced.
The closing exercises on Friday
night were very interesting, but the
weather being very bad the attendance
was not large.
Without invidious distinctions-as
all did wcll-thc defamation of Master
Arthur Marks on Horatius al the
bridge, and the Grafton Of Mr. George
Thompson on international law, would
I've hard to excel.
Professors Clark and Bled5oe de
serve Mi praise for tHe patient, earnest,
and NEST faithful manner in which
they have discharged all their duties as
teachers of the boys and young men Of
and vicinity for the past
few years.
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CowAN. TESN.. June II, 1877.

CowAN. TENN.. June II, 1877.
Editor Home journal:
There IS very little news this week
in our vicinity. The "ciIy of Cowan'
seems to he moving along in the same
old channel
We have had a splendid school near
Cowan, conducted by Prof j. b. Viii
liams, who has exhibited such an inter
est in the advancement of his pupils
that he is highly esteemed by all who
take any interest in the education OF
their children.
Some OF our citizens are experiment.
ing with "Chuia' in this section, but
the late drouth prevented great many
Of the seed from terminating. If its
cultivation proves Il success it will be
good news to hog-raiser5, as it is said
to be the best feed yet for sows and
young pigs.
Well, the great metropolitan Olym
pad" has come aud gone. 1t brought
large number of good people OF the
adjoining country to our village
some to SEE and some to be seen, some
on business and some for pleasure, and
some to get their fill Of "bulldozed"
sugar and water. Late in the after
noon, some of the last mentioned be-
came quite anxious to make a display
Of their pusilistic altainments, but
Deputy Sheriff Hancock prevented any
one from being hurt, | believe. They
were not satisfied, however, and tried
to renew the fight, and Capt. Hancock
summoned posse to assist him in ar
resting the offenders, but they failed to
do so ny some means or other. This
matter should he promptly attended to
Wheat is beginning 10 turn. with a
fair prospect for an average vieid.
Corn is looking well since the rain.
Respectfully, j.
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From the Sth District.
JUNE u, 1877.

JUNE II, 1877.
Editor Home journal.
We all feel better since the fine rains
Of last week, and all vegetation seems
to have new life.
We noticed, tins morning, that rus,
had made its appearance in wheat
Forward wheat is about ready to har-
vest, SO The late wheat is all that is in
danger.
We have had two deaths in our
neighborhood within the past week,
Lewis Finney losta child; and on The
Sth inst, Mrs. Powers, wife Of G W.
Powers, died very suddenly Of paraly.
sis
Several new settlers in our district
lately, and others expected soon,
Yours lratcrnaly. p. Ii.
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The ladies OF our town will give al
lee Cream Festival at the c. z. Church
to morrow { Thursday night, the pro.
ceeds to be used in repairing the
church building, which is certainly in
u very dllapidated condition. The
charges will be very low-l5 cents per
saucer for ice-cream, with cake thrown
in. Prices of admission, 10 cents.
We bespeak for the ladies' Il large at
tendance. Recollect that you get tho
worth of your money in cream and
cake, not counting the good society
that you will be thrown in, which is, in
itself, worth four times the cost OF the
ice-cream. Doors open at 8 O'Clock.
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Chancery Sales
For june 18th, 1877.
H. P. STEWART, Shift.

W W. Gill, cX'r, etc, ct ais vs.. G.. J.
Harris.
BY virtue OF DEGREES of the Chauccry
| Court of Franklin county, Tenn. pro-
nOunccd in the above cause, 1T its Januu-
! ~ term and April adjourned term. 1871. !
will expose to public sale, to the hfuLrst
bidder, for CASH, before the Courtbor.,.
door in Winchester. Tenn. on
Monday June 18th, lS77.
the tract Of land described in the ri adj
ings. situated in franklin county. Tenn
on Cumberland mountain. and boun,l,.i
As follows: Beginning at a chestnut and
a chestnut OAK standing where the path
leading from Shcrrod Williams to the
Cove crosses the Sanity trace. running
south 80 poles to stake. thence raSt 40
poles to u stake in Il hollow of the Sink
ihg 'o'e; thence west passing up a bluff
al 10 poles; in all 800 poles to the benin
nlng. Being the same land covered orig
lhaliy 10y Grant No. l72S from the state OF
Tennessee to William Buchanan of date,
May llth. lS3O.
This May 18th. 1877.
I. I'll. FINCH. c. x NJ.
and Special Commissioner.
may3l-tds 9is
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Attachment Notice.
Joseph Durm vs.. Hiram Xcrbc.

In this cause it appearing, by affidavit
that the defendants. Hiram Icrbr i,
justly indebted to the pIaintIl, and is Il non
resident of the state, 50 that the ordinary
process OF law cannot be served ON him.
and an Original Attachment having been
levied on his property, 1t is therefore or
dcrcd that publication be made in the
Home Journal newspaper published in
the town OF Winchester, for four Success
i've WccNs, commanding the said drlrn-
llant to appear before me, or some other
acting Justice Of the Peace. at my Office.
N the ID civil district of said county, on
The 10Th OF July, lS1I, and make de-
cnse to said suit against him, rit will be
with cXpartc.
\. ". BARBEE. j. L.
May 81, lS77-lw
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ALSO.

At the same time ana place will sell to
the highest bidder for CASH. the follow
lng tracts or parcels of land, to satisfy an
order o sale issued to me 10y the Clrrk of
SAID Circuit Court ON the l7rh of MAY II
in favor of l. " Watson a-utn,t j \ Sill
vcrtooth ct ais for the sum OF Sll0 d. be-
sides the accrued interest. the ru>t>anJ
commissions. levied upon as the property
Of j y Nilyrrtooth. bounded ON the south
by Capp. Taylor, east by sam. Ray. north
by SiIvcrtoOth, AMI west by sam Parks.
and known Il, the Mill Tract-containiur
about % acres. The other. bounded on
the east by the simmons farm. north ~
Il OVERLY. south by Elm river. and west
by y. II Jas. Osborne-containing -
acres.
All Of said sales to be within Lawful
hours. at the Courthouse door in WincheS
ter Tenn, on the "a OF July. 1917.
This JuLc It'll. 1877. u.
H. P. STEWART, Shift.
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We have been asked frequently of
late our opinion OF Hayes policy, and
the Russian war. AMI az we arc not
overly prolific in the way Of language,
we will answer said heterogeneous III
a very few words: We are for Hayes
Southern policy as long as Hayes car,
ries out the policy of the Southern
Democracy. We are for treating Mr..
Hayes as gentleman until he proves
himself to the contrary. We are for
peace at home first, and then for peace
with all foreign powers; and il tue
Russians and Turks wish to butcher
each other, let them do tits no al
fai" of ours