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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-20
BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LYTELLIGEN0ER
GENERAL NEWS.
Congress Still Drass Its Slow
Length Along.
The Indian Troubles Extending.
Sitting Bulls Great Council Of the
Indian Nations.
Twenty Thousand Warriors Ex.
pectsd to Take the Field.
The Democratic Skeleton Army
Likely to Have It's Hands Full.
The Democratic Skeleton Army
Likely to Have lis Hands Full.
WAsHIGNTON.
Presidential Party.

"a AANbtuVhees = tbtsy
WASHINGTON, June 19.-The Presi-
dent and Mrs. Hayes will leave this even.
ing, after the marriage Of Miss Plat, for
New Jersey to attend the commencement
exercises at Princeton College
Secretary Thompson and Admiral
Scott with a party Of ladies and gentle.
men will be present at the graduating
exercises OF the Naval academy. Secre'
tary Thompson will address the grad
yates.
CABINET MEETING.
A special meeting Of the Cabinet was
held thi- afternoon for the purpose Of
giving attention to the bills passed by Con-
gress In the last hours OF the session.
POTTER POSTPONED.
Owing to the postponement of the ad.
journment OF Congress until to-day, the
Potter Committee has further postponed
lis meeting until tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-20
Sftlntelltssnffr

IN n,,S ,,,, decided TO appoint a COM
I''1J ! even, to inquire into The s causes
S'*a ,'.,...ed 's,s. condition Of labor and
w., " n throughout the country, ,,.'n One
'ir'I w.. ..lsa' ~ removed by the adjourn
.JCapsrss last night,
.,,,xa ths state Of trade >, at the
Ossnis.s 81, ia.s At present, the Chicago TGa'IS
Sns,s' !. -. eariou,ly divergent; mus ihus,
f ;i'', W. -; T1Jrw reports collections
ds ~ u jiscult," the Inter; o'tan ,..,',r re-.
" ~ s.all.caon. good and the S,.',t activity
> e'S -, ,,sl abatement"
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19
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n. It, ut-E sd ~s u~'J"'
sIt~ ss.,,b,s WA So ess.t.
sse 1.

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The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19
An odd Man, Melancholy.

W. were impressed - luug since
with a hfjoi experience Of "a good old
man, who w, slightly lut"Nicrtcd
Tor u" night only, -. related by him
self
went huu" angry aud ashamed.
he said. and hall guu" with horror. IN
anticipation uf What my wife Sarah
would ~, about It. took IN my SHOES
aud hung them on IL" ga," post in III.
.Nces. of caution aud tmldity ! got
into the house with marvellous dcNt.ri-
". and into the bed oum without max.
ing the slightest noise. Sarah always
~lcp, in front The foot board WIS un
usually high, and | was never much Of
"A gymuH-t, bat my success thu- far had
impressed me 80 that ] felt equal Ia al.
most ANYTHING
His sadness was such that his hear.
"r> were sad too, and u young per
-on was 80 much agitat"d nj his long
pause and deep signs. that b. burst
forth
i Sc" how it j.; you probably fell
and broke Your neck
NO, ny Young friend. replied the
old man, ii wasn't that ! climbed
that foot board slowly. painfully. and
with the utmost caution aud secrecy.
You have heard. perhaps, hos osccss-
lively large and threatening every noise
j. in the stiffness 81 a dark night, par
ucular'y when YOU are trying Ia keep
still Yourself, aud OccasiO Ily strain.
ing Iour ears IN frnr uf some sound that
Is ncycrihclr.- expected and pretty sure
Ia come. That Vas what allied me. My
heart beat like a drum. aud the clock
in the room licked ~ II II would have
liked % arouse the entire neighbor-
hood. got safely down into that bed
and under the clothes. ! laughed Ia
myself til the bed shook. M fear had
| gwen place Ia AN unnatural hllarity, |
| grinncd and chucki-d, and Wa exceed.
lngly absurd. can never think 81
| that Time without ~shuddcring and wish
| ing that somebody would hand me a
sponge wher"with to wipe /, out. II
struck me suddenly that Sarah was un.
naturally -tIll. ! put my hand over Il
her side II the bed, and, mrrciful h"ay
ensr-
Was she dcadF' inquired the young
person, his jaS falling aud his eye,
standing out with intense anxiety.
No, young Teller replied III" gOOc
old man, she was not there. She hs'
gone "a a neighbor'. 10 pass the night
and, in-uiIrrable IDIOT that ! was. ! ha'
forgotten all about it.
he bowed his head in his trembling
hands, add the tears tricklei through
his fingers, and ran down his long era,
beard.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19

A little boy from New York went in
u the country. visiting H. hsd = bowl
Of bread and milk H. tasted Il and
then he-itat"i n moment; b.. mother
asked him II he d dn't like b. ~ shich
he replied. smoking hi. lip. Us, ma
! "as wishing our milkh.an Svuid
keep u COW"
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19

T. IA hett.r - l.DgH tpas 10 ,DtuR mother.
often fail 70 er!py I . delights ~ . bsppI
lsUgHiug h,b-, because tbrpugh 'Etir prsln
dice ~ skrp,i'tsm they rcfu-s 10 relieve -
stomach - actdity, ~ uslrg Dr. Winch u .
Tsetbipg Syrup .hich "a ckly cue. Tbs c.aic
pains ami giTss rect u ihs darling DR. via.
cb.li's Teeth 90 syrup prSiurrs natural sisep
ard the child will aSak. clear sHf ref'esiD1d,
s.p Il regulates he isgssls. cufss Il sEntsfy
and dia' r.nep she,brr aTnslnx from tssihiBg
or Otl.f c4u~ss Hpid by au DSuggists, - Cts
a tgt'le
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19

"ItTaiITEB fHpsPHArEz' have teen large
IS used by ~" Medical Profession to- th1 -
le' ~ Gsnsral Dcrtitg, lDss - .''ypus Poe
~. Consumption. -cru'nlops D.A-.. FsIIU
81 Memory And Bfaia Ppsrr. shrtb'f 90 ICED
by DgsruIrk. lbdis"r"tpns - srrTs."sJ sleep
~Isssnss-, Rsstlrssn.ss and Diflrult fss'irBy
~ Children. and all Disorders - D.hiiity
Within thee year the rrpies.iOa have us"i
AisIYt 5000 lsttlrs Nith thr very bes, rrsnlts
20 .ale hy al - gNss v CEDsRT. No ~
-iEth Avenue Nee Wv
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19

II, t-,r..,,.r LA De. Moline. 4. To-
.g,,..,I .rs,a
,n
,r,u. ur.r.,
a.
july"
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rh.., ..,,... az r.r, Into. ,
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nm
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-" l'''' 80 y"
Ia N'"NnA .'' ''' ,'.'". ~ Voc A".'''' '
y"
An iu~inN''A''d unknown man va
sll,d J., 10, rsr, at Nu.,a.iuu Nhl, gius 20
't"N fd' ai'" '''' '''r'
'a-~ township ''uihric county mas
voted a yer cent - Tor %" Ni'i n "r'yrr
Railroad ~ . m.I5riit ~ ~ N"'''
The far a, Dubuuuc opened Sepiem.
hsr 9th, under fav rahle auspices. and with r,-
cr, rr,.i.c, Of ur,1g successful.
Ar.lr,.a ;, u.rl.m houv .,,,,
by December l,,. i regarded al liked fact.
fty, Tow u.htp. have voted /, railroad ,ay
an, j..
sc r,ur,,l. IA sidney. rrm,n, count,
t,t.,.I. Lo. ,,,,J t,,, .,,,
- 80,
., 49, 49,.
II" '"''""'"e Nv" P"s'"'"''N nave
"c'"t, been c'lau'sh'l 10 IOWA MIA
'' '"'
y, " .
NV w. ~ Oh"
N"'o"'' mann nav '"'' s"'n"'' ""''
h''''"'''h. INV u"''h'N VIII '" ''hto"'d
A.. ~. ,..
800
~ " ~ p" wv" w "
MI" ~ ""'"'",''
~ INV ,~''"p""'
=" w.
WV
~
A Mr. Peterson. IN Allamak"c com
", VA Instantly Killed IA few day. -.ncc 10y
fr"c''"n- horse "h'ch i"I upo" man, crushing
us hf'A"' ana 'N'N
John Atchison, Of Hancock county.
6 mn ,,cd suicide b, shooting hi,o,clf thr,,
,m,. with a r,,oly,r ~cc,p,ly. Ius,ui,, IA.
posed to be- the cause
The Board OF Supcryisnrs Of Ply.
mouth cour,y have n,s.,d, r.soI,t,,, o,t.r
inc Aha, ,ramrs AMI y,yr,pts a. ~, :, 49,,
>, N, county po,r farm
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The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19

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bu itr -...nl I,N 90 .., .'tt,r..
! Reunion 81 IT,. N.'... ..i#
g. amor I'd. 10 1niis.,.t ~r, .a iH. .sr
sr1uri 1..'s, ,., .r. ...| Moo.
.ilr.. Niu, ..m ... r...
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.m ... ,.. E,nI ,.'' l.... &C.,
and ..,r. fH,. f.r.. n..,. n.. ....
a., N,.rau. aus N.... I.,f ,.u
elected N.... u' On, N... 't OIL,
@sa.ust,.r Commando. 4, IS @
,cuaa' Comm. ,lrr. VI I Ns...H. Nl.uf..
,N N,..lu y.,ft,ru...,r ...... W ,i,ri
Clnmi..sr,. ,.l R.r.,. SURGEON. ~ s.
Hatchius Chaplain " " ih'rl" Nn,t,'
"s oW.''' y '."'' ''"0'..' .'
plths''"' '"N''''''' " ".''.'. N.'
hi'e'h h"''''d '''''"h' "''' d" amy ".'"'
uine hu'"''' '' wv" ""''" 'u' ""''r' ia
rade
Ih' opening 4 thr Tins Annual N.
hlbiii 30 = tI, Iva r,I..., m Campo, Of
1 bFN fl.IN|f ANAA ANiaNh NA Wv .NNNNtiE NJ - Na
t,h. n der a., r.., e.,,. ,,p, .~u.pt,,. ant .r
he M s,ur, ~, a large attendant, col
G,t,t pr.H.ut nf IA, N..,.t,ttop dom
cred t, 81 - aH.lr.. which WAS f.V.e,ln,a
len "a ru...,I ,r,,t I,, .r,,r ..,r b..
sut "a, b. N, ane., and r.., ,.s,,'.f VT
~ ,ltr,g, IN, t,btbit,p In m. A., p.
rs,,urut q. a.. tr,.t and ,r.., w.t.,. ,t. a
Inns over l,.. ,rrr,I ..r,..rn B.. f.,. .fr..
80, ,f,rr N......rt. .r, 90 - -, i.I.
ami -, r,,r,,.,, Int. t,tu, v,..o.
atm, ,t,r,,t,,o The m...t a., to yt,s,
Str. .n,r, ,ln.I i.n wonderful rr.,, If 49,
'%''n''a' 'Ht' n'''' ana ''.'''''' large ''''.'
N"""' '"-.''' Gao '''',' Won "''
"u''hs wv 't'-'""' ~ '"''' NV u' ''
~ Tr""t'' ''""''"'' '"' "'''''''0 '"'~
""''n '' WI ''.'"' '''- l'"'''' '-'''
Hon. {. | tlarkson has sold ME-.
rose Farm" A. Gnindy county, ~h,u he Las
resided since lNsh and VIII remove a. DE,
Npiuc. Nr IIatksnn hs. hong hs,u knouu
throughout the West, not uuI, A. thc prppr .
tor 81 one Il tie nu.st ard most beautiful
farm. IA Iowa. created ry M. own ..dustr,
and g,utu. from sha, ~ wear, ago ~ns urtrn
h,u prairc hut ~ the editor - the r4ruIar
.niiu-tucii agricultural drrtrimru, Of "a.
stat, E,y,,i.r. Before removing g. Iowa. b,
had sp,u, many year. Ia journalism. aud ear
ried with him e. the farm q well cultivated ir
trllect aud amird stored with the Intelligence.
a. necessary la develop the succo, tui iarmtr
~ the professional man, But the fanncfs 81
Iowa and the W,st viii De- we'll pleased {,
Know that they are not 10 loo. the benefits al
hi rip,nrd rspsr rncr. a. his practical and
ever ready pen will continue Ia impart III.
wisdom and observations 81 a long and suc
cessful life, both n journalist and farmer
.,, ,oo,.l .
"
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A.. 60. ~ "
y 80, Wv"
- "
' -, gu
$500 ~
~ wa ga t.'''
- -,
"I''
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19
OSNOONSuONs.

" ben = bHAul - ruir't' lNff.'laUF A"l
,h,mlsl, a@utsuu'ri thr iie over Nsiit ON
nu,ug some vel kuuvn Va u,ll' r,m'iirf 'h'
most ~nut'rful mrilrius 49, prsia''l slt'l
souls ga q sI,h . Nii" fsugr ~ 49,. tH't MT
mot ell u'hrr rrmrii., ,IuIA be- dtspru..,i
siin. many s'rr sArpii a. hu' lft-'i ~ ~.
mtri. Hy a,tIsl tnAl hss dIay"ll'l al d"1''.
aud today ihc dls'uNercfs ~ that goat mui
cine, hog Httcrs, Atr hpuDtsi spi hIcssci ~
all a. hsucfa,tuTa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19

The s,,rst 90 brsIli DO tho .s'f &c. oct ~
p,si. suit as.iulla'' e uuHutltN - - .'rstf1'
food It.s cen ur,rt O.. 10 tar' sh'l, Iulu
fiiss ,Nfst iu tie flsirw Tho WHzsi wpt' N'
,uriH,I. ~ g.. frr vital p'tu,lpl'. nt't ne
through ',,N lau uf ~, iuil 10 luu r.
tnr Pie '.,l'. all lmpurt'ss aui yiaiBrs
tir Whole p,styu
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19

Wui - Asue. Billions frYor and hlau, ,ihri
~. hy taking a fcu ip-rs ~ } '"t lilri
PIN. Have Nuu no rect mind ~ a. ease. is-i'
srIirtn ff,o from p.iui ih'se sugsI COATED
Pils will bring relief ADd nEkr ,1u -'ll agaiu
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19

Tune 10 money wealth u O't'u a s1ur'' ~
consuming care, but bcaI'b 10 hapyiurss roo.
sun pii0n that iusliipus foe Uysls Ia u'gl'ri
"a Gid be sts. aud Tor your Cnii, csugh,
hertz Rrir.t - Tar and VIA th.uJ and -
cured FIli BY Dfuggis's
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19

PsasuN- visiting Chicago I'LL mi lnu splh
cent accommodation ~ Ia. 'rasr." lr'fn'F'
Iinus, a, the eItrrmsly 100 rate - Tire" ltri
lars o. ~ Irr la, fpt all rs'm' a'-'N" patiu'
nupr. .ic.p, front rvpu.soi 'tFns sta h'ih
Iv~vrr Wuprs. Manage,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19

"irpupu1 % ~, rtsl Zoo s,a.NH r'', '"u's
worth 90 a,i. sam q Usrucss pH an l'i g.
,uYt ulI IauI,ts. vii wats ihr 'rn'h'F -
like urp aud k..yn sYit Aul p'ianlc
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19

FtfnAle. that sTr .lAils ~ suyyr.ss!Ob by
taking cold, 90 irregular ~ paiHfHl ssnstrua
tious, should Ais4ys keep Cartsf's Compound
FItr1et ~ -AArts--d On hand, Ahi Ia us. oil
thsm that II u Natures Remedy 10
tnls- r6dnnlAInI AZ Tnnr hrnRnnt inf n
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19

Dk fsBaKT's rISE isEE iAR LOkDiAi
positively CURE. CONSUME tiOn. Ts<sn H. TIM
Il all prevent u. Al Affections ~ the lungs
are rurei ~ This sovereign k<rm@iy, ~hirh al
~ eryiicAbrs dyspepsia. and kindred dis~aSss
-D'd ~ iruzg;stS DepOL 90 Yub+r street,
fLiladeipLiA
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19
Agents ~ % sssrsS

" ""sSO SANAp 7" '''""'''
sipu. y, tfayel Ia The country Aaifrss ~
stamp. In = Y B,ErH -os k"rs1s Ia
Tbnps.ads - dulisrs are IOs h iug saYrl
ever, Nraf ~ ~ ssiyS tArm-ts, vtu sst
discover the great value - freely using u'l'
Sans Condition rpsier IN tbs fs'i - thTif
stock II ~rr,,afcs the sick, lporrasrs ibr hT.U
", aud u,riui0"'s aui promote tGe gf"rih
Sold hy al DfuVFis's
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19

EssssBs ! svss ssbtuirsfH nui0usr'ss. Ly'f
triss ~ ssatA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-19

Nius,,l rlIu, atiur l,u N1uul4'u u x
lufv Nuh IaIs
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-03-14

A Washington special says that
"somc of the Democrats have got the
story that Couklng is pretty near
ready to make n sensational speech III
the Senate, in which he will revIc"
and EXPOSE the methods by which the
votes of Louisiana and Florida were
secured for Hayes, These rumo's
bear u marked similarity to ruinors
that were current during the electoral
count in the early months OF 1870
when it was believed by many Demo
Gratis that Conkling was on the po'"'
Of making a move that would defeat
the efforts Of Hayes friends to get Mn
into the White House.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-03-14

What glorious achieve ments are
possible to us if we only possess good
health, with its usual accompaniment,
Of q cheerful mind! Therefore no
means should he neglected to preserve
its vigor, and restore it when impaired.
Bear in mind that Coussens' Com
pound Honey of Tar, which relieve,
Whooping Cough, Sore Throat and
Hoarseness, etc, is an infallible cure
for Consumption. That dreadful dis
ease which consigns 80 many gifted
m n and women TO az early grave can
he cured by CUussens' Compound
Honey of Tar. Price so cents u bottle.
For sale by G.. G. Phillips, Winches-
ter, Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-03-14
Too much cannot he sad in plaise of

Too much cannot be sad in plaise OF
that great cough remedy, Coussens'
Compound Honey of Tar. 1t will not
only afford relief in case of an ordina-
ry cold, but the sufferer with Con-
sumption may rely on it as a perma-
Wnt cure if taken in time, and accord
ing 20 directions. To persons anl ictcd
with chronic cough, which dislurbs
their rest al night, it affords sweet and
refreshing sleep, and for Coughs,
Colds, Group, Whooping Cough, Sore
Throat, Hosrseness, etc, it is simply
one OF the greatest medical blessings
OF the age. Use Coussens' Compound
Honey of Tar. Price so cents n bottle.
For sale by G. G. Phillips, Winches-
ter, Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-03-14

Senator Ben. Hill, after panderme
TO the %bondholdcrs OF the East, iounu
that he was fast losing the respect OF
his Georgia constituency, ard finally
voted for the Silver Bill. Senator La
mar, of Mississippi, despite the instrnc
ton Of his State Legislature to the
contrary, voted against the bill, And
Lamar knows all about the fraud and
bargain that put Hayes into the seat to
which Tildcn was elected.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-03-14
The Columbia Herald and Mail pays

The Columbia Herald and Mall pays
the following deserved compliment !"
our esteemed rcllow-citizen, Col. /.
Turncy: Judge Peter Turney 10 Il
candidate for reelection to the Sn.
plemo Bench. Judge Peter Iurn'y is
a lawyer OF fine native intellect and
very popular. He vas a great friend
and adnirer of our late Judge NIchol-
son. and Judge N. had a high regard
and warm esteem for the big brain and
noble heart of his younger Associate.
A great many Of our people arc for the
reelection Of Judge rurney, for that
soldier-like quality which always bold
ly takes that position which he believes
10 be right, regardless Of bubbles and
t~echnicalities.'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-03-14
The Washington Post, of a late date,

The Wasbington Post, of a late date,
contains the following very serious
charge in its editorial columns: ut
may DO remembered that Mr.. +. w.
Stoughton, now de faCto Minister OF
the United States 10 Russia, discovered
q clerical error in the returns from De
Soto Parish, Louisiana, in the fact
that q protest, dated November Gath.
was found inclosed IN a registered en-.
velope which had been sealed, regis
tered, postmarked and directed to the
Returning Board on November 18th.
1t Is now susceptible of legal proof
that this envelope was broken open 10
the New Orleans Postoflce, with the
privity Of a Deputy Postmaster, and
also Of two visiting statesmen, who
were not only privy to the crime, bu,
advised and counselcd it, and promised
immunity and reward to the person
who committed The felony"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-03-14

This is bad for Virginia. The
Auditor reports that there Is but SOB
in the Treasury, that no money could
be collected or borrowed, and that
the machinery of State Government
would have to stop. This state of al-
fairs is attributable to the coupon bus
mess. Everybody who has been able
to purchase coupons, which under the
law are receivable for taxes, have lone
so, and paid their taxes TO the State.
The result is, the State has tn ,usunds
of dollars in coupons and no money.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-03-14

Remember, that if you want any o!
the most popular magazines or papers,
You can get them for about ~two-thirds
the subscription price by taking them
in club with the Home journal. We
club with Applcton's journal, Serb
ner, Harper, Cooley, Peterson, Frank
Leslie, Living Age, Blackwood, and
British Reviews, Nashville American,
Rural Sun, and many other periodicals
We keep on hand a full list Of all mag.
azines and papers published in the
United States, the terms, etc.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-03-14

The Buckeye has virtues which lie
in the bitter principle called Esculin,
which have been utilized for the cure
of Hemmorrhoids, or Piles, II suffer.
ing with that disease, use Tabler's
Buckeye Pile Ointment, only 80 cents
u bottle,
For sale by G G, Phillips, Winchcs.
ter, Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-03-14
Chancery Sales
For April 1st, 1878.

WI. Briggs and wife, Lucy Briggs, w.
Christopher Russ.
By virtue of n decree of the Chance ry
Court of Franklin county. Tennessee. pro-
n0unccd at its January Term, 1878. in
above cause, will, on
Monday, April lst. 1873.
ut the Courthouse door in Winchester
Tennessee. sell 10 the highest bidder, FOR
CASH, so much of the tract of land des-
cribed in the ~plcadings rs will be nccessa-
ry to pay the recovery decrced herein in
favor of complainants, amounting to $3.50,
and the interests and costs of the cause.
said land is situated on the Boiling Fork
Creek, and in the lst civil district in said
county and State. adjoining the lands OF
Jas. Il. Davis, Estill Brothers, and 9TH
ers. containing 34j acres, more or less. To
be sold to enforce the vendors lien.
The land is fully described by the plead
ings in the cause.
This Starch 4tl, 1878.
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j. N. McCutcheon, administrators, &C., vs..
John Barnes.
BY virtue of a decree of the Chancery
Court of Franklin county. Tenn pro-
nOunccd in above cause at its January
term, 1878. | WILTON
Monday, April lst, 1873,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester.
FEM. sell to the highest bidder forCASII.
without the equity OF redemption, the
trac; of land described in the pleadinss,
situated on Cumberland mountain, in civ
il district No. u of said county, adjoining
the lands of
and containing about 35 acres.
This March 4th, ISIS.
I. II. FINCH. C. an.
AMI Special Commissioner.
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-03-14

Bob. lngersoIl puts the case of An
derson, of Louisiana Returning Board
notoriety, this way: at is rough on a
fellow up II tree who has been knock
ing down fruit to the fellow under
meath, to see the limbs cut beneath
him. n pack Of dogs barking up the
trunk, and the other fellow oil IN the
distance, on the safe side of the fence,
eating apples"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-03-14
Non-Resid Mt Notice.
George Poe and wife VS.. Elizabeth Rog
prS 1T ais.

George Poe and wife vs.. Elizabeth Rog-
ers TT ais.
Upon motion, and 1t appearing to the
satisfaction of the Clerk of the County
Court of Franklin county. Tern, from the
Petition filed in the above cause. that
the defendants. Jake Rogers and G. +.
Rogers. are non-residcnts OF the State of
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process of
law cannot be served upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home journal. published in Winchester.
Tenn, requiring said nonresident defend
ants to appcar on or before the LIST Monday
in April next before the Honorable
County Court Of Franklin county. Tenn,
and plead. answer or demur to complain
ants bill, or the SAINT will be taken for
confessed and set tor hearing ex patte As
to them.
Witness my hand, at Office in Winches
ter, this February 25th. 1873.
GLEN. ARLEDGE, Clerk.
fnhOS-iw AZ
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-03-14

Mr. Hayes having recently been PR"
vatcly and "rcIiabIy' informed that
numbers OF the colorcd citizens OF
Florida have been kidnapped, trans
ported across the Gulf into Cuba, and
there sold into slavery, has sent n
"~conGdentia! agent in the person OF
Judge Leonard, Of Louisiana, to lla-
ynna. to make investigation into the
matter,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-03-14
Nonresident Notice.
John II, Martin, admir-. &C., vs.. Mary Is.
Till et'uls.
LSupplemcntRl Bill

Supplemental BILL
Upon motion, and IL appearing to the
satisfaction Of the Clerk IL Master. from
compllinant's bill, in above cause, which
Is sworn to, that II NJ Carr, CPCocll-
ran aud wife Elizabeth Cochran, Mary j
Estill and George W Warner, who are
made defendants rs the heirs at law ofWm
Estill, deed, are non-residents ofthe State
oiTcnncssce, so the ordinary process OF
law CANNOT he served upon them.
1t j. therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home journal, published in Winchester,
Tenn, requiring said nonresident defend
ants to appear on or before ,hn lth Monday
In Jane next, before the Chance
~ Court at Winchester, Franklin county,
Tenn. and plead, answer or dcmir To
compartments bill, or the same will be ia
ken Tor confessed and set Tor hearing eX-
parte rs to them.
Witness my hand, ut office in Winches-
ter, Tenn, tlis.March 9Th. 1873.
T. II. FINCH, G. 4 VI.
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Davis q Martin and Colyar " Curtis.
Solicitors.