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The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-04-17
Supreme Court Of The Hawaiian
Islands. April Term. 1875.

Present or the Bench Harris c. ]. and Judd ].
April S;h--The Court this morning proceeded to
hear divorce and granted DEGREES in those Of Ma
kEkapu W " Oio 4 aud Barenaba k. We kauilani X.
Aaroua < IS Pipi W.-Libel for divorce. The
lihellaul havine declined to amend his libel BY in
sertinE therein. that be bad led Virtuous life since
his Ei.e's desertiOn, the decree Of deVOrce
fused.
Wilhelm F. vs. wilhelm w.-The decree granted on
the 9Th met caaceed by cider Of the Court the
iibeAuts conduct since his separation from his wife,
being unsatisfactory.
Before Mr.. Justice Judd.
Atsng rs Man chuck--Motion for new trial.
Th:s vas argued and subfnitted
Preseut o. the Bench. Chief Justice Harris.
April sth.-Aiong vs. Man Chuck.-Mr. Justice
Judd filed his decision overriding the motion for
neE trial An appeal vas noted.
Ajnna. pakc. ~ Nakue k.-Appeal from a decision
OF Mr. yastse McCully sitting as n Court of Oahu.
Tired By mixed jary who returned a unanimous
verdict for the defendant.
Aaua Jacobs vs. Thomas cuumins.-Ejectment.
Right Of Dover. Tried by mixed jury, who re
Turned q verdict Z dissenting) that the plaintiff is
entitled 70 doEer without damages. Bill Of excep-
tious 1led-
Aksne pake vs. W. s. Pahukula k.-The defen-
daut haFiag confession OF jud gment in this case,
Mr. Bessrtoa for the plaintiff. that judgment
be entered up accordingly which motion was granted
BY the Court
Before Harris c. J. and Judd aud Mccully, ]. j.
the ratings Of Chief Justice Harris at the last jan
nary term. Exceptions argued and submitted.
Present On the Bench. Harris, C. J., Judd and
MecuIy J. J.
C. Van Dyek Hubbard Henry Macfarlsne-
Exception 70 the Rulings Of Chief Justice Harris a
the last January term. The Court heard the srgu
uents Of Counsel aud took the case under advise
ueut-
Haalou w. Va Kali Mr. Castle filed eertifcat
that the respondent a confirmed eper and N owe,
for a decree nisi. which granted by the court.
T. Il. Davies II. Haekfsld Co.-Exception
70 the verdict Of the jury. Case argued and submitted
Jones e. al assignees Of Padeken vs. J. Wight.-Ap
peal from the decision OF Mr.. Justice JGdd, sitting
Vice Chaneell0r- Case argued and submitted.
Present on the Beach. Harris, C. J., Judd and Nc
Gully. J. J,
s. Fesry ". vs. W. r. Feagy k.-Libel for divorce
Decree nisi granted Defendant to pay the cost.
KAlakaaa ct al vs. W. C. Parkc and others.-Ap
peal u W. ) PAhakRa Of the claimants Of the e
t&fp % Charles KEnaina, deceased from the deciso
Of Mr.. Jasfice Mccully-
Mr.. Jones withdrew from this and Mr.. Mac
doWei ASKED 10 be entered Of record the Artorne
IN his place. which the Court granted, and apponte
Monday week the 22d instant, TOR the hearing of Ii
appeal.
The Court then adjourned until Thursday. the ISL
instsat. when the case Of Maka vs. J. Moanauli f.
right Of way, viii be heard.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-04-17
IMPORTS.

Frdm Bremen. Der Iaau April ll6i2 bars ron 1894
t-icz. 5J5 empty barrels 200 empty dewU0hus, ll6l5
FarEazrs genera! laerchaudlse
Frl Caaa per Perusia, April iol box boots aud shoes
Eud 100 lb- eager.
Frsm Port Gamble per Jos Perkins, April ll-253SI feet
iuuuer. $4,000 shingles 1000 cets, 25O90 lat bags
p5-zIass, bbi salmon. . cords hrr~ocd.
F11za Post Gambia per Camden April l32J357 feet Of
Lumber 1890 iaih.. l3as1O shingles.
Fraa san Fr,uc-,o. per Murray April 1870 tons sand
a past 2sla5o shingles, horse, aud 2045 packages Of
grurcaI Merchandise
Frsu HumhaiL per Eureka, April l5-26700O feet um
bsr 5000 -huEles, aud 5000 pests
Frm Ham5oldt, per Una, APrl l6-2l0OOO feet lumber
I00 uluid. 5000 lath $4,000 Shingles 5000 posts
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-04-17

THE STEAMSHIP PERUsIA.-This fine steamship,
OF the China aud Peru line, arrived here on her
return from South America to China, making the
passage in 20 days and IL hours from Callao to
Honolulu. His Exceency J. FREDERICK Elmore,
LII D., and his secretary, Don Pedro BeltraD,
were board as passengers. DR.. Elmore, who is
Minister Resident to the Empires Of China, Japan,
and the Hawaiian Kingdom, goes 10 China as the
Special Envoy OF the Peruvian Government, TO look
after the interests of the latter Government respect
lug immigration Of people from China to Peru.
We have spoken in a former number of this paper
of the strong desire OF the Peruvian Government,
and people to obtain Chinese to settle 10 the latter
country, as well as of the obstacles thrown in the
way by certain parties in Hongkong The South
Pacific Times OF Callao, speaks in this wise on this
topic:
1--WE look to the Celestial Empire for the supply
of the great want that must be supplied TO re-
store prosperity l. Peru We learn that there are
now about 1000 Chinese laborers 10 Peru, many
OF whom have refused the Tree passage home which
is now offered them, and have quietly settled down
as cOlonisis, while large numbers have re-engsged
on the estates. Tue old system known as the
"COole trade - to the Chincba Islands is thing
entirely of the past; and the development OF the
vast resources of Peru Is believed depend entire
y upon Chinese labor there is little likelihood that
the treatment OF the immigrants by the planters
will be otherwise than such as is dictated by
consideration of their own interests.
The advertiser of Saturday last adds the follow
! Ing WHICH expresses tue seuNnleuts Oi 50 u
class OF the people here, that adopt it as perth
nent and to the point
| "The Perusia sailed on Friday afternoon for
| Hougkong, having coaled and received on board
! number OF Chinese passengers (about SOY from
/ this port II is understood that communications
have gone forward by this vessel, addressed to both
the Hongkong Government (Britisl) and Chinese
officials, representing in their true light the false
| and loellous statements heretofore sent from Ho-
nolulu respecting the treatment here OF immigrants
from China. II viii be noticed that in adver-
| Using columns OF to-day, Marshal Parke offers a
reward OF $500 for information which shall lead TO
the discovery Of the writer of such letters. The
well-known truth is, that the Chinese are nowhere
better treated than these islands. This is China
mans paradise. The Perusia will be due here on
the return voyage about June s."
We regard it as more than probable that His Ex-
cellency Minister Elmore, will succeed 10 proving
TO the authorities at HongkOng, that there is no
foundation for the stories of bad faith bad treat
ment of the Chinese in Peru when sent there, aud
if so the immigration scheme of the PeruyiAns vii
be suffered to be carried on as desired
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PASSssNGssR$.

F..r Fran1i-ea, per Glencoe. april l0-Wm Guick.
Frsra sau Fr,Ec.scg Per Murray. april at Tyler.
slith Mrs Frelr, Rev rutnel liddrl, W Curtis.
Flm Niuduard Part-. per Likelike, April &c Lyons
Mr. Vernon sud loauE and vile.
kud wife Capt MaSee and wife, Ao0nan and wife,
Z Make aud wife. Me- Thurstou aud daughter. Miss
Hz-8aie y 5erzer, ) Ra~Aiuui, W d Gibson c Cole
man. KAY G D Richardson, Capt Haley, W II Akau,
Af1rE Au-iiu, Cauot, d Chamberlain, ID Jeuners,
Gssul. = s >uItdia,, ChuueWs- and 90 deck.
Pr Hiuduagi Porte. per Lkelke, April i6th-Prinoess
Iitse q l. sheldon. Capt Makee and wife Dr. Trousseau
cars He, Capt % iri-n, Miss West Godfrey Brown,
Dawes aad s1u. q Carsity. smith, aud 50 deck.
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MEMORANDA.

Hsrr 20 - Perusia MrKirdy Communication Calao
80 Nare aad experienced very hue weather thruu gu
ti- passage arriving Honolulu pril no. al
Resort - bark Camdeu. Robinson, Master--Left Port
Gtse Naruh Firzt dsY- strong Sc gales;
port had Light trade winds, arriving in Honolulu
q lllh april
Report g hstHt Jos Perkins, johnson MasterLeft Port
GIe March I.t First eight days had strong Sc gales;
~ ----- ID. D -. alryln. Do uuuo-ua ANN 10
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- The Salisbury Troubadours may be expected
in the Steamer City of Sydney, and will give one Of
their side-spliting entertainments at the Theatre.
Ii is not unlikely that this troupe may be induced
TO remain over for at least two weeks, and favor
our fun-Ioviug citizens with several OF their choice
entertainments
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DIED.

HATFIELD.-Iu this city. April s, Of cholera nflntum
John Kaau1 Youngest ch 40 Of Captain and Elizabeth
HAtaed- a-ed IS months.
EAWA0--At Palana, Honolulu. April llth Mrs
Kaan. THE mother The late Mrs Jas Anstu. aged So
HI5GINS-In this city the Queens Hospital, alst
NaHch Grce higgins. sged 90 yers, formerly cooper in
ne lslia bark F.1reuee Nantucket aud New Bed
flrd FzFers please copy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-04-17

day forenoon, we had several fine showers. From
gentleman who arrived from Koolau, we learn
that great quantity OF rain had fallen in that
ton during Monday night last
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-04-17

All the above lots Kao land Except No. 8. which
fish pond fed by failing spring. and have
ceient water privileges and some OF them leased
for short period at good rental
Plans and surveys be the Office OF the under
signed where any Information required viii be furn shed
The terms Of sale Cash, and deeds expense Of
purchasers
Plans and survey viii be furnished each purchaser.
W. Z. PARKE, Administrator
Honolulu, March %. At
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NOTES OF TIE WEEK.

~ AS VIC 90 to press there are no signs Of the
steamer City of Sydney, from the Colonies.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-04-17

- We notice that there are quite number of
smooth % cents pieces in circulation. The
lives invariably refuse all such and the haole does
not care to accept them at full rates.
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The new steamer Kilauea Hou is fast approach
ing completion, and trial trip may be looked for
II an early day
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-04-17
EXPORTS.

F- san FAsuisco per Glencoe ApnIlO-7O2OO lbs rice,
seI65s Re- sugar.
Fa- waupa per Perusia April FL bag ava root 63l
lie becis ucT clqer. W lbs fungus, liquors,
d aais. pgs old metal, 800 bs sugar, pcs sandal
Nod. II los sharks fms.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-04-17

- Tbos. Clarke, long and favorable known as
the popular Captain Of the schooner Pueokahi, on
the Hama. MAUD route has disposed of his vessel
and reiires from q sea-faring life. Like many Others
Of our enterprising citizens, he intends embarking
in cane culture We wish him success.
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I.OIEr GA H0 NOLILI.


A. ls-selr uaiisle. KAlzua5l from Malik0.
sElr Marion, hihiil, from houa and Waimea
scar Ha1u1sasai, raze from Naviiiwili-
HaI-tIH st-ar paru-la. NcKeriy. - dys I'm CAIa0.
Asl bEtue Joe Perkins Johu-11, fl Port Gamble.
Haw bE Issu G4rrels $50 DAYS I'm Bremen.
lam Ea bE Eliza, Murray, from cruise
Al Hl DIS N1rfh-rn LiEht. Meilch from cruise.
Am lE Camden. Robinson from Port Gamble.
Salr Wairhu. Kaeiu, from Maliko
l2-Au4 BIZ D e Murray. Frost. ~ dys I'm san Fran.
An 81 Gsrihall! Flrhes - dgs I'm Portland.
e.ir ka HI Narchaut. from kshUlui.
r1hr Kiu1u. Ahuibala, from Noiozai.
s-lr Eufsuiauu Nsul, from E1haia.
la--eIr Wargt-E. JHlIl Bull, from Mullkai.
s1l.r Prince. sieiusuu. from kuua aud Kan
ls--,aa- flzelike, Shepherd, from Wiaiward Ports.
sz4r GaHiai.s, King, from Kona and Kau
scar Mary L Fastrr. BECK from Kau.
~-lr Ela'nl. PuhahiuTa. from kohais-
LID y Cristlflr0 GolJubr1. Caueyaro' I'm Tahiti,
An nEtne tarrEa- Wallace. d dys I'm Humboldt
1G-sciir Neltie Merrill Hatfield. from Lllaina-
Am s1hr Z %, Goddard. % dys IN humboldt
An s1tr Industry, Mcscuua, IS dye fn San Fran.
SAILED.
Az l1-seir Jenny. Pake, fIr Nasrfliggili
sclr Paashi Mann, for HAmakua
scar Hal-aksit. lis9u for HHo-
scar Warwick, John Bull, for MoioSai.
E1f o. Gieuc1s, Lamont. for sau Francisco.
1l-srlr Aetil- Merrill, Hatfield, Tor L1Aaina-
s-hr Fur1Eabi. Clarke Cor Mani
rclr MElul-aEal. Naiui. Tor NHwiIiwili
l--Ba. steamer rrru-il. MeKerly for HuHgkong.
shr. Iariun, kihun, i,- kolil and WRmeA-
lg->elIr fTaislkaia. Puaahga, for lilo.
scar ka Mo. MaTchant fJT kahuiuL
s-h- kc1anlu0hi, Malaili, for HanaleL
Ana Vi bs Eliza Murray. flr Arctic.
An uh - Pac.de, Knowles for Arcte-
Am ~u bE Heieu afar, Bsndry, Tor Arctic.
zE--1t- Nat1H kaIu. for hoiala.
s-lr warwick Boil for Mo0sL
1g-S-.ir Klaau. Alui4ll. flr MoIlkai.
Srar kllaHIans. Alagl.. Tor k0hala
siiar I4s-liz-. shepherd. f5r wiudNAri Ports.
se.r rriucr. simers1u, f,r KUua a kau.
seir May Foster. Beck for Kau.
An tE Garibald.. Flrbes flr sydney.
An salir loo, Barker. for Arctic.
S-hr ksnsHc, King Tor Hanalei.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-04-17

THE NATIONAL HoLIDAY.-We are pleased to OBJ
serve that the hints we dropped last week. on the
subject of observing the national holiday 9th of
june. have not been lost Ou those whose province
Il Is to make the day Of pleasure to our citizens.
We learn that the Trustees Of hapioani Park have
already taken steps 10 do their part towards making
the day one of pleasure of which readers shall
be duly advised as soon as we receive information.
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Administrators sale.
saturday. the 2Oth day Of April, ISIS,

On the premises all the right title and Interest of Chas
Kanaina, deceased Of In and to eleven al Lots Of Land
situated In Walkahaulu, Nuuanu Valley, and imme-
datey In the OF the premises OF Messrs. Hebrand,
Warehouse, Hall, Damon and Jones:
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Notice.
Dissolution of Partnership.

UI6SUI UIIUH VI I al IuGI SIlI ".
TWNHE PARTNERSHIP HITHERTO Exist
ing between the undersigned is this day dissolved
by mutual consent
All debts due by the late Will be discharged by
Henry Bruins and all due VIII be re-
ceived by him
HENRY BRUINS,
PAUL WALKMETSTER
The business Will be carried on by the said Henry
Bruins his from and after this date All
Island orders promptly attended to heretofore.
HENRY BRUINS.
Witness: Edward Preston.
Honolulu A pril G, 1873. COL st
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-04-17

Correspondence of e. o. Hall d Son.
"There is mistake in your HALLS steel breakers.
: The land plOwed cannot be excelled. Not
withsanding guavas and ii roots ten inches in diane
ter, the No. Is cut, though them like a cheese |"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-04-17

By the latest adyces from San Francisco up to the
3Oth inst. received per schooner Industry, have
the announcement that England is preparing active
ly for war. The English reserves are to be called
out and that the Russian garrison at Sophia is
ing to constantinOpIe; Lord Derby has resigned.
Paris, March 2S.-The communist Captain Gorcin
has been sentenced to death.
Rome, March 2S.-Cardinal Louis Amat Di San
Phillipo LersO is dying.
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Franklin County Directory.
MAGISTRATES.

MAtlSlRhlL
1st District u L Merritt. \ K Martin,
NJ G. Forbes. and " W Martin.
2l-A w Barb"c and } IL TAYLOR.
3l-G W Bowling and a W Collins.
ith-G W simmons and Martin Mason.
5th-Wm Green and Thos Fost r,jr.
Gtl,-AJ Wi>rman and } NJ Frame.
7th-lI V Alexander and W w May.
StE-B i Knight and Il X Powell.
9th-D ) Long and JT Finney.
lOth-Wm Dclzell and a } Hines
Ilth-.Iohn Thurman and Ut Skidmore,
l2th-Wm Gipson and Wm Prince.
l3th-W NJ Sells and simpson Wet.
lith-R A OVERLY and q W Byron.
l5ih-J 4 Ford and j Il !iudgins.
l6Lh-Mcrrdith Carter and Il MOTIFS.
l1th-W Il Golsagc and Il Gilbert.
ISth-C G. Rosca an q X Fairbanks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
T II Finch. CLERK s. Master OF Chancefy
Court.
WV Estill. Circuit Court Clerk.
Glenn Arledge, County Court Clerk.
n r Martin, Register.
RI Turner. Trustee.
HP Stewart. S,eritf; } w Bennett, )
II Fitzpatrick, W l. Byron, and IL Hall,
Deputies.
JT Merritt, Coroner, and Ranger.
FT Estill, Entry Taker.
SC tIogc, Notary Puhlic-Sewanee.
NJ Forbes. Notary Public-W incllester
Tom .hrlcdge. Jailrr.
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BrOWn COble

We have had two short interviews
with Brown Cohle. colored, who is in
our Jail, under sentence to be hung to-
morrow. He is a stout, well-f,rmcd
man, of mulatto color, and was thirty
wears of age the lst OF February last
He seems to he in good health, and
told us he had been treated as kindly
as any prisoner ever had been by his
keepers. Hs gave US a document for
publication, but it is impossible tor US
to publish it this week unless We were
to defer several hours the publication
of our paper, which we will never do
except under unavoidable necessity.
Besides, it is SO badly spelled and writ
ten that we would have TO take more
time than usual with MSS. in order
to get it before the public just as the
doomed man wanted it. And it also
inculpates parties who are respectable,
and after consideration we have con
cluded to defer its publication one
week at least.
The prisoner has been visited by
many persons. both white and black.
since his arrival from Nashville last
Monday. He seems cheerful consid
ering the circumstances surrounding
him. He told us he did not fear to die
that death was a mere question OF
time at best, and he was sure that as
soon "a be left earth he would be in a
happier place. He stoutly denies that
he is guilty, Notwithstanding that two
iuries. OF twelve men each. have said he
was beyond doubt; and he has had
two trials before the Supreme Court,
as we'll "a two in Courts below. lie
says he has no hope of pardon or
change of penalty, and is ready to die
He will be hung at or about the Sc
vance Tannery, near town, to-mor-
row. Thursday, AZ some time between
10 and 2 o'clock.
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According to announcement in the
Home journal OF lust week, the Good
Templars' Concert came OIL Saturday
night. Entertainments Of this char
acter are ~ rare ia our town that our
Fun loving people could not resist the
impulse, and ere night had drawn her
tun.rcal pail, the hall was crowd
ell with the beauty and intelligence OF
the town. The performance consisted
Of Music, Tablcaux anh Charades,
Miss Bledsoe and Prof. UtermocliIen
were the musicians on the occasion,
and their sweet strains Of melody we're
really almost e%ntrancing. Everybody
seemed to be perfectly enchanted with
the tahleaux. The arrangement Tor
the different scenes was certainly tx
quisite. The presiding angels who ar
ranged these scenes exhibited an arlis-
tical skill that they should lie proud Of.
None but artists, and those artists wo-
men, could have displayed such asthet
ic taste. The Charades were we'll Sc
lected, and the performers did admira-
bly. The character Of Betsy by
Miss Matte Estill, in n of the plays.
was acted to perfection, winning tire
applause of the whole house. Misses
Mamie Newman, Grace Finch, Addic
Hun, Mollie EstiIl, Annie Porter, Sal
lie Hopkins, Ella Pennington and Cal
lie Hopkins, took part in the evenings
entertainment, and right handsomely
did they acluit themselves. Messrs
Il. j. Gaines, VIM. Murrell, Dave
Hunt, Henry Finch and Hugh Embrey
did honor to their respective parts,
also, The performance closed with
the Tableau entitled "The light OF
other days" which brought dorm tie
house, everybody returning home per
ieclly satisfied that they had received
the worth OF their money. The re-
we understand, will pay the
out Of debt.
We are glad to note that there was
better order observed on this occasion
han usual at such exhibitions. The
ooys are improving in this respect, and
We hope the day is not Gar distant when
can announce to the public that we
AVE the best behaved young men at
public entertainments OF any town in
he State.
We will now proceed TO close our
in alphabetical order, to-wit:
.Alphonzo nirtcd considerably.
Betsy Just capped the climax
Charley. aren't you ashamed!
Did You see the rascal kiss her?
enjoyed the scene hugely.
'uuny wax-works. weren't they?
1uess how many were on the stage.
low we wanted to THROTTLE that d%runkard,
t turned out to bel hoax, though.
Iust proved how foolish the wcme are.
Kicking in the traces won't do every time.
.oye and kindness are the best antidotes
Hiss Anna Porter acted charmingly.
Never did she look handsOmer.
)h, how happy VIII Murrell was.
Taste this in your hat. William.
Query Where was old 20%0-ponnder?
Rather ex expected to see him there.
%'eraphinc played her part to perfection.
Tom. Gregory was there-'you bet
Jnhealthy--fumes of sulphur in the hall.
Venus was outrivalled in one ofthe scenes.
if they won't perform again
actly the thing to relieve dull monotony.
Young ladies, give us another one.
.Lealousness will certainly win,
to the unremitting zeal of thcladics we
are indebted for the success Of this en-
tCrtainment,
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FROM DEUHERp.
DEcHIRD. Tenn, March II, 1873.

DEcnERp. Tenn, March IL, 1873.
Editor Home journal:
As IL communication for last week
WAS sent in by u friend, and lie forgetting
to deliver it, we send you y few dots
for this week.
We are sorry to announce the death OF
one of the good citizens OF this place, Mr..
Hugh Boyle, who died ut his residence on
the morning OF the 81 inst. after II long
and lingering illness. He was about %
wear of age. Mr.. Boyle moved to TINS
county in 1865. His home previously was
i'm Knox county. East Tennessee. from
which place he had to remove on account
OF his political sentiments lie leaves an
affectiOnatc wife, one son. n. brother anu
two sisters. and other relations, to mourn
his sad departure. He was buried In the
Winchester Cemetery. .
MIR. Peter Lenehan. an aged citizen oil
the 10Th district, and who is quite help-
less. fell from his door several nights since
ard crushed the homes Of his LETT shouluer
1t was thought that he would not be a1le
to stand the shock, but he seems to be 10
Ing quite well, and is likely to recover
\from the injury. tt.
Z A week or so ago. early in the Night
s(pne thief, watching his opportunity
wteu the clerk stepped out, entered the
s~t6Se-hOusc of Lenellan & Holland, to0k
then money drawer out, blew out the
lighh and decamped In a hurry. Inc
drageVwas found next morning in tue
Mfs had shop. and about ninety cents
In cNkeWas lying loose around. Ihere
was bdS< caiQpey lett In the drawer
a A. It !. had "a M@fn out and placed III
Some litfe u provcmcnts are going on
here. and by The text Centennial dawn
Dec.ierd viii be . considerable town..
Yours, N.
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ATTACHMENT.
Thomas Grant vs.. John Drake.

Thomas Grant w. John Drake.
I'm thi, cause it appearing. by affidavit.
that defendant. John Drake, is justly
indebted to the plaintiff. and is a non-res-
idcnt of the State of Tennessee. so that
the ordinary process of law cannot be
served upon him; and an Original At
tachment having been levied on his
property. 1t Is therefore ordered thai
publication be made In the Home Journal
q newspaper in the town OF Winchester
Tenn, for four successive weeks, com
nianding the said defendant toappear 30
fore me, or some other justice Oh Nv
Peace, at my Office, In the lst civil dis
trict of franklin county, Tenn, ON the
| 2lst of March, 1878, and make defense
to said suit against him. or 1t will be pro-
e''' N. C. FORBES, j. r.
! Feb. 21st. 1S78-4w
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announcements
COuHtU Court Uerk.
1ttOrM al GiMt1NL

The Sixth Judicial Circuit, composed Of
the counties OF Grundy, Warren. Coffee.
Franklin, Lincoln, Moore and NanBuren
We are authorized to announce ". Il.
Francis. Jr., OF Winchester. n candidate
for Attorney General OF this the sixth
judicial district, Election. lst Thursday
in August, 1873.
We are authorized to announce Andrew
B Woodland, Of Fay cttcvilic, n candidate
for Acknowledgement OF the 9Th judicial
Circuit, AT the ensuing August rlcction,i
We are authorized to announce Scott
Davis, of Winchester, u candidate for At
torney-Gcncral of the G.h Judicial Cir
cult. at the ensuing August election.
Wcarc authorized to announce l.. NJ,
Armstrong, OF McMinnvillc, rs Il candi-
date for .\ttornry-Gcneral OF the GIh Ju
dicial Circuit, At the August election.