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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-03-28
Court Orders.

,UPoo theprcsoutment Of the Grand
JHry, IN addition to the usual Copr,
orders, The following wcro made bv
Judge M"ckoy last week, wEiob viii
be read itkinterest by our people:
That so mach OF tho presontment of
the'Grand J0ryias relntcs to the con.
dnet'of the Revenue officials and De.
Pply Aarshals Of the United States.
and themanncr.in which tho Revenue
Laws OF tho GoveEnment have been
cxeoated, 10 extracted and certified
b7 the Clerk Of this Court,a and thnt
tbs sanpo bo furnished to the Pres;.
dent Of tho URnited States and 10 the
Governor Of tho Stale.
Tbht Tbs Clerk in like mannor for.
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$1,000 9RsVFlg ON $iosp

Made aEy day in PUTs aud CALLS. Iuvssl
according TO your means. $40, $50 or 500.
in STOCK PmvlLEGEs, has brought a small
fortune to the careful investor. ne adsiso
when aud how to operate safely. Book with
full information sent free. Address ordors bv
mail and telegraph to BAXTRR & Co.
Banbers and Brokers, IL Wall ST., M. X,
+ May 17,le7T go ~.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-03-28

NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND DEBTORS
~ All persons hVing demands again 1.-the
Estate of i. 6. Eaton. deceased. w iii present
them properly proved; and those indebted
will make payment to the unders igned by
the Odd day Of April next -. - = :.
L.. ROSS EATON, Admir-.
mar 81. 1878 % <
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A Practical, Common Sense School,
CENTRAL, PICKENs COUNTY so. ca.
D-
Capt, r. L. LEWIS, Principal.

VIZ HERE Boys and Girls are taugh Spell
w ling, Reading, and practical Arith
metic before they are advan ced into the
Sciepces..
+ Instruction thorough-discipline strict,
tuition low. l. ,l -... 49,.
First term of four months commences 4th
OF March, 1878 ..'... e.. 49,. .r.,. F..
Pupils received at any time, on paying
from Time OF entry. No veduction of tuition,
except in cases OF sickness of over one week
TUITION PER SESSION or FOUR MONTHS.
Primary Branches, .. Sd 90
Intermediate Branches, 6 90
= Advanced BraBches, 500
For further Information, anddress PRIN.
CIPAE. 80 '..-.' '' = -
march 7, 1873 N.t.a, 26 .1 . .4,.
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The Legislature adjourned last Fri
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NOTICE OF FINAL sErrLEAEENT

NJ oTf'E OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. -. II:
~ Notrce-is hereby given, that / will inp-
ply I" W. q. Field, Probnte Judge tor Pick
ems County, I" make Final Settlement of
tue Estate of j. c. Eaton, deceased. on tho
23d April, 1873, and asls TO be discharged as
Administrator.
L. ROSS EtTON, Admir-
mar 81, 1873 % g.
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Our matrimonial marset iGdall, bat
shows signs OF iuture sstigity.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-17
\ Remarkable Head Of Christ

Gabriel Max has painted y ramarka-
bic head of Christ. 1t has beon pho>
tographcd in England, and cXritcs
much curiosity in the shop windows.
At first view the face seems to he that
of a corpse, and the eyes are shut As
you continue looking the eyes, of a
Sudden, seem to open and to be gazing
intcntIy at some point above or behind
You. The effect is perfect in the large
size photographs. In the smaller pho
tegraphs the eye does not SO readily
accept the deluslon, If YOU begin by
looking at the chin and then gradually
looking upward, the eyes appear shut
and the who lie head corpsc~IIke; but if
You begin from the highest point and
travel downwards, the eyes appear
open and the head illuminated. In
the middle ages this weird picture
would easily have been accepted as
miraculous.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-17
The Nashville American.

The readers of the Home journal will
find in the ASiINiLLE AMERICAN n
iirSt-cla~S Newspaper. I'm news, it enjoy,
all the advantages OF the Eastern and
Western Press Associations, thus securing
the latest trIcgraphr news from all part,
of the United States. and the rest of the
world. Its market reports are full and
includes all articles in the Mercantile
lists of the country. 1t has DIR. DANIEL.
LEE for its Agricultural Editor, who
giyrs it special value to the farmer
The AMERICAN is Democratic, and its
discussions Of the current political qucs-
tions are able, ami challenge even the res
p"ct of adv crSLricS
The miscellaneous columns of the
AMERICAN cmbraccall that is interest
ing and useful in the various fields of hut
man cntc. prise; and it can be safely COM
mendcd, as Il most excellent and valuable
paper in the Household. the Workshop,
the Storc-houSc, and to all people in cy-
cry 70 'Hti N
The AMERICAN prints three editions
Daily. SCmi-Wcckly and Weekly. spec
linen copies of which will be sent on APP
plication
The Tcrms arc-prr mnum-Daly.
$1,000: Semi Weekly, 81. 20; Weekly. So
postage paid Address
THE AMERICAN,
Nashville. Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-17

In the Congressional House Of Reps
rcscntatiycs, Feb. II, 1870, Mr., LoUgh
ridge offered the following resolution
Resolved, that in the opinion OF the
House the business interests OF the coun
try require an increase it, the volume OF
circulating currency, ANA tine Committee
ON Banking and Currency are instructed
to report to the House at as early Il day rs
practicable a bill increasing the currency
to the amount otat least SjO,OOO,OOO
Mr., TiIlman voted to lay this resO-
luton on the table, and when the rcso,
luton was put on its passage, Mr. Tdl
man voted against it,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-17

Attorney General Dcvens has sent
an official letter to United States At.
torncys in Louisiana, Alabama and
South Carolina, instruc,ing them to ar.
rest everybody who attempts to IN
lawfully influence the voters in the
coming Congressional elections. In
plain words, Devcns wants 10 BULLDOG,
the people in those States, 50 as to Sc
cure the negro vote for the Republican
candidates.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-17

"A young fellow in San Francisco
suddchl y sra,ched kiss from lady
friend, and excused himself by saying
that it was species of temporary in.
sanity that now and then came upon
him. When he arose to take his leave.
the plying damsel said to him: III
YOU ever feel any more such fits com
ing on. you had better come right
here where your intlrmity is known,
and we will take care of you,"-IS. F.
Call
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-17

The editors in Tennessee will all re.
greet deeply the death from yellow fe-
yer in Brownsville, Of Col. W lvi,
Westbrook, editor OF tbs Bee and Sec
rotary Of the Howard Association in
that town. We were intimately nc
quaintcd with Ivie Westbr1ok. and
were happy that he counted us AS his
friend. lie was fearless, honorable
man; n forcible writer, practical print,
er, and only about 80 years Of age.
The Nashville American says: "On
the breaking out Of the fever at
Brownsville, Col Weslbrook sen. bis
wife to Louisville, where she remained
until few days ago, when she came to
this city. where she now is with
friends. and will remain until frost, To
her we tender our deep sympathy, and
feel authorized to express for the en-.
tire press Of the State the same feel.
ing"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-17
CHAPTER V

A flying insect, hearing the boast,
winkcd his eye at the congregation,
and thought, "Ill put him to the test.
So, making circuit round the gentle
mans heat, he lit upon his nose,
"Scc" said the reverend gentle
man; here IL m Illustration, AT one
.lmo should have sworn awluIly at
this ly-but, look now Raising his
hand, he said gently, $50 away, little
hy, 90 owoy!' but the fly only tcked
his nose the more
The reverend gentleman. raising his
hand with some ychcmencc. made a
grab at the oIrndrr, aod, being sue
ce.sru, opened it to throw the insect
from him, when, in extreme disgust, he
exclaimed, "Why, d--n ii, it's . waSP!'
Horror Of the rustic congregation, failure
OF the Illustration, and
INF Esd.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-17
Death Of Gen. Pillow.

Gen. Gideon J, Pillow died recently
at his plantation seventeen mics above
Helena, Ark. We find in 'hr Nashville
American The following summary OF
his life:
Gen. Pillow was born in Williamson
county, June 8, ISOG lie graduated
at the University Of Nashville in class
of 1927. studied law and hogan the
practice Of his profession at Columbia.
In 1874 he was delegate to the Dem
ocrptic National Convention Il, Balli
more, where he aided largely in gain
inn the Presidential nomination OF MIR.
Polk. When the war with Mexico
broke out, in 1876, he was made 4
Brigadicr General Of Volunteer, and
after serving under Gen Taylor, was
ordered to JOIN Gen. Scott at Nrra
Cruz. He was soon made second in
command to Gen. Scott. He was twice
wounded in the Mexican war
Gen. Pillow was the confidential adj
wiser and agent Of President Polk, with
whom he had been law partner and
probably but for the fact that he was
suffering from wound and fever, the
boundary line, rs now existing between
the United States and Mexico, would
not have been established. lie was in
favor of the Sierra Madre line and
what has since become known to some
as "pilIow's linc' He took gallant
part in the battles Of Vera Cruz, Ccrro
Gorlo, CHcruhusco, Chaputcpec and
Moline Del R"y. After the close Of
the war, he was arrested upon charges
Of INSTRUMENTATION, preferred by Gen.
Scott was tried by court martial and
acquitted. lie then resumed the pr0c
licc OF his profession at Columbia At
that time Gen. Pillow was large
slave holder and wealthy planter hav
ing in Tenncs &c and Arkansas between
four and five hundred slaves.
in 1887 he was candidate for the
Democratic nomination for United
States Senator, but was defeated in the
canvass by Hon a q. Z. Nicholson
At the opening OF the late civil war he
entered the Confederate service, cons
manded at the battlc of Belmont, Mo,
Nov. 7, 1851, and was second in com,
mard under Gen. Floyd at Fort Don~
eIson in February, 1862. Gen. Floyd,
refusing to perform the act Of surren
Ter, handed over the command to Gen.
Pillow, who made it over to Duckncr
who surrendered the fort, Gems FIoy Il
md Pillow escaping with q portion of
Utii uICiIs 'tHs L lll'" WHO ItlICNHU
It his command, but subsequently
eryed under Gen. Bcauregard in the
outhweSi, and was made Major Gen
raj commanding the Tennessee State
,rces.
After the war he resided ia Mems
his, practicing law there, and went to
is plantation at the breaking out of
lie yellow fever epidemic in Memphis.
Gen. Pillow was the nephew of Col.
illlam Pillow. famed in the Indian
ars of the early part of the century, |
nd ald lie camp upon the staff of Gen.
ackson at the battle of New Orleans.
lis father, Gideon Pillow, was one of .
10 first settlers of Tennessee The /
eceased was brother of Mrs CIV II
aaron V. Brown, Of this vicinity md
4 Maj. Jerome Is. Pillow, and the lote
loL Granville A. Pillow, formerly r
ealthy planters Of Marry county. !.
Nv
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-17

A black fcnd, named John Thomas,
peroetrated namclcss outr's &c upon
a little siX-ycar old girl near Frank
lin, few days since. He made the
child believe that her parents would
kill her if she told on him. She ems
durcd her suffering in silence for sew
eral days, when her mother accidental
ly discovered the fact Then the poor
child revealed The horrible story The
scoundreI was arrested b. the father Of
the child, but made his escape lie
was recaplurcd by hundred or more
citizens Of Franklin, and hanged to a
tree. There is no secret as to who did
the hanging, aud they declare their
purpose to do the same way with every
perpetrator OF II similar crime.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-17
Attachment Notice.
Pauline Mollctt ". c. VI. Hunter.


In this cause it appearing by affidavit
that defendant, &. NJ. Hunter. Is Justly
indebted to the plaintiff, and is n non-res-
ideEt Ofthc State of Tennessee. or his resi-
dence unknown, so that the ordinary pro-
cess of law cannot be served upon him
and an Original Attachment having been
levied on Srih defendants property by Il
regular fiicer of the county of Franklin.
IL is Therefore ordered that publication
be made in the dome journal. II mrwsp
per published in the town Of Winchester.
Tenn. for four successive weeks. COM
handing the said defendant to appear be-
tore me. at my Office in the - civil dis
trict OF Franklin county. Tenn. on the "a
day OF November 1873 and make defense to
said suit, or the same Will be proceeded
with ex partc.
VI. c. FORBES, J.P.
Oct. ID, lS7S-Iw
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-17
VI no Next 2

Col. Lew, TilIman, Tennessee Green
back candidate ror Governor, has with,
drawn. The news comes over his owr
name just as We are chou, to 60 e
press, Alas alas We have not
time to suppress all we have said aboH,
him in this weeks Home journal OuI
space Is lost We alc sorry Cpl T.
accepted the nomination, Tor he is per
sonally too clever a man to % "ronnc
with his awful political record aud lei
Judge Marks cruelty him arrcsh every
day. Who the next GrcenNack con.Ii-
date will be Heaven only mows
Nominations are in order
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-17

Our citizens are "laying in" their
coal for winter. THIS is well. But
are they insured? Most important OF
all, are they insured IN the best com.
panies2 w J. Slater is agent for the
Ktna and Phoenix, of Hartford, and
he Ceiies any one to name two better
companies in tie uorid Policies issued
at once
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-17

MI Thos, f. Hayes, editor Of the
Franklin Review and Journal, was
lately nominated Ivy county demo
cratic convention to represent his
county (WiIIiamson) in the next Leg
islaturc. lie is an able gentleman, and
will make good representative
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-17

Lewis Tlllmaa's record IN Congress
Sh ows that he favored national banks,
opposed the issuance Of more green
backs, favored Il high protective tariff,
was yindictigc, Incorporating and
oppressive toward the poor unfortunate
rebel.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-17

Notwithstanding The boast Of the
American people of the great progress
in medical science, the yellow fever, an
old and long studied disease, stalks
over the land no moro impeded by
medical science than is tornado by n
hsystack.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-17

3" Do you love me still?' Mrs
brown asked as her husband was at.
tempting 10 write an important letter
DO you love me still p YES I do,
sala Brown, and it was the emphasis
.nal broke her heart New York OBJ
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-17
CHAPTER ",

One day, djscoursjng to rustic con.
gregaton on the folly Of using protane
language he told them that he himself
was once guilty Of the same folly, and
addicted to the same vice, but that he
had completely conquered the habit.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-17

Mr., McNciIy moved, Jan II. 1870,
TO suspend tic rules to olIcr and the
House to adopt the following cgolu-
ton, viz.
RcsoI!ed, that the Committee on
hcrr,,v instructed ,o rcuorl fl, IA early
day I'LL providing for Withdrawing
rom circulation the na'l"nh' uS"H cur
'fhcN' "nu 'or '''o'"s '"'' '',,.. ~ ,''.,,
Wv" W" ., ,"o =
A., rp,,,on ,o,ol oooi,s, disc. ,r,n
,.i,;oo WIN, gong far Il Groom
.o,,...,o.,no
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A Northern philosopher sums li'
social pr"h'tE l0NtIy' ne war WIS
Il grcsl demoTaIlHrl' y '"rr" """-
o,,,, ,r,o ,,l,,ry,.c wo,IJ bovc cnd.d
,h.ir do,a honriIv IN the country.
Thcv have Gpckpd TO town, altered
,hcu, habits opd desires. and dccpcacd
III, rrcv,iIior poycr,y ond misery.
Farm hords ore scorcr Poupers are
,Jo,,y This I. oboo the .tl. Of it."
NG boc"'"ro, VINO mas o''o '"''S
'8"N0S VI" W''''r says ''"' '"0 S'''
low Ic''r THE year Is 'Ir'''} ''"cooo'
10 'i''""a' It was '''"So' 10 N'"
Orleans ny 'oe steamer N''''a y" '"'
Sih OF June '"sh lh'' steamer h''
stopped al ii''o"" ." ''7 way ''o'"
Liverpool anu ""' ''n'" ." oo'''
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-17
CHATTER H.

lie decided that It was wrong, espcc'
tally lhc gljttc: and tiosel thrown
about the mUrderous profession; so
he sold his commission and entcre
The Church, thinking that, as he was
an intelligent man, and not mere ma
chine, he might do more good to hu-
mainly in that line than in the other
line
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-17
THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS
a General Review Of the Field.

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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-17

Judge Marks is gaining votes every
day. Neither the Republican party
nor the Grccnhack party, so-cnI'cd,
can have any expectation Of beating
him
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-17

But be had serious sCruples as to
whether IL wa, light or wrong to kill
his fellow creatures at the bidding oi
others, or in fact, whether it was not
a crime to XII bis fellow men at ull
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-17

The State Convention OF the Young
s,sns Christian Association meets at
~"a"anooga on the 25,h inst
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-17

The whole political life Of the side,
show candidate for Governor has been
antagoulsric to democratic principles
and to the very principles sought 10 bc
promoted by the Grcenbaek party.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-17

QUERY why will men smoke common
tobacco. when they can buy Marburg
Bros. Seal Of North Carolina at the same
price," ja3!-ly
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-17

The Memphis papers warn refugees
not to return TO that city until after a
freezing Irost.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-17
LIME ! III M F,!I

The very best quality OF LIME will be
furnished by the undersigned ut 20 cents
per bushel at his kiln. six miles from
Winchester. or 81 cents if delivered at
Dechcrd. and 30ccnts it delivered at Win
chester. This is lime of the first quality.
will not deliver less than ten bushels
at one time.
Address G.I. MILLER.
March '-ly DcchrrI. Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-17
LyM8E.i, LUMBER,
Hunts Station, Tennessee.

The undersigned is now prepared to re-
for the following kinds of lumber, at the
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-17
The PrOfane ParsOn.
tA Tale In Five ChaPtars)


Once upon u time, in the dark ages
Of the nineteenth century there lived a
gentleman who held n commission in
the army.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-17

7TTITV-NNT' IT TV'T''
Oak, per W.. per car load. .... o.. &ll.jD
Dcliycredat Winchester or Dcchcrd. 1850
Gum, per W.. per ear load. ... ll.5O
DELIVERED at Winchester or Dcchcrd. l2.50
Poplar. per W.. per car load, . I2.5O
Delivered ut WinChCstrror Dcchcrd. 1850
viii receive wheat, corn, bacon. and any
other mrrchantaulc barter. taken in cX-
change for lumber at market prices.
j. ID. LIpSCOMB
uSjth, lS7j-tfAugt
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-17
w ar Declared !
GENUINE VS. BOGUS
h0ianOs ~ Organs.
F3rlcI RGAuGy.

tor the small price OF 5000 casa, or Its
equivalent, giving full Warrantcc Tor
TIE same, Also. with the renowned Bur-
dctt Organ Co for a handsome wall ut
ease. octave. full sets OF reeds, stops
including the Celeste and double blow pc
dals, for the low price Of $40 cash, or
equivalents giving samc WARRANTED as vita
their most costly instruments.
The object in Offering these nrst-clasa
instruments at prices barely covering t =.
cost Of Manufacture i, to chcCkmHtc H.
scrupulouS dealers and rLickSters in palm
ng off on the people their bogus and
worthless trash.
Orders will meet with prompt attention,
ANA Instruments sent guaranteeing entire
satisfaction. or money returned. My stock
Is, Is heretofore, from the best makers, in
Guiding, SteinwAy. kuabc u Co.. Durham
llaIrtt n Davis. lindcmNn, KranicI d
RaChc, and j. II G. Fischer, for Pianos
and BUrjc;t. Mason X Iamiin. New Eng
land Organ Co.. and g \. Prince d CO.'S
Organs; all of which are offered at cX-
trcmcIy low prices for clSh or negotiable
paper.
Sheet Music
and small goods in full stock. Cores
pondCncC solicited
JAS. A. MCCLURE,
McCiurc's Temple of Music,
may23-tf Nashville. Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-17


June L.. 1870, Joseph 5, Smith
moved that the House Of Representa-
liycs insert, as an additional section
to the then pending Senate bill, the
following;
Sec. 800. That after Jan. !, 1871. no
interest shall he paid TO any national
banking ASSOCIATION on the bonds de-
posted ny it in pursuance o' law as
security for its circulation, except On
the excess Of the par value OF such
bonds oven and above the amount Of
national bank notes issncd to it and
not rcdrc.ncd or cancelled by the Gov.
cm,ncnt; and that after that date no
tax shall ba levied or collected on the
circulation OF any national banking as
sOCialon.
There was not Il Radical vote cast in
favor Of this proposition. Mr.. Till
man and bis brother Radicals voted
against it.