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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-08-29

All who will furnish eatablcs for the
reunion of the members OF Col, y.
Turney's 1st Tennessee regiment can
report 20 w. w. Garner. We cannot
believe that any citizen OF onr county
will fail TO be MS liberal as he can to
this cause, for it is one Of sacred mem
NrN.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-08-29

Iryou want q new Sewing Machine,
in splendid working order, and for
half price, call at the Home journal
office,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-08-29

QUERY: why viii men smoke common
tobacco. when they can buy Marburg
Bros. Seal If North Carolina AT the same
price," ja3!-ly
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They are carefully prepared from the In
est selected rNw materials; all Of the in
gradients are thoroughly Incorporated
and they ARE offered for sale in a finely
pUlvcri1cd condition, simply roqairiRg u he
mircd ,rth lrdicr, to tit them for Sc,
They are made ot the PWCSt lIhitc, and
in gradationS Of all the leading and FASH
ionable TjRtS, ShddeS and Coi0rS; thus
adapting them to- all tastes and uses,
A pail Of this KalSomlnc can be mixed
In .dre minutes. a 6.pOund package will
make II gallon of iluid kalsominc, which
will cover n surface Of over 400 square feet.
on Il hard finished wall, with one coat.
Any further information that may be
desired, will be promptly furnished by
G.. q. PHILLII'S,
Agent for Winchester, Tenn.
NJB Terms Cash.
Winchester, Tenn. aprll-ti
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-08-29
RONmCeme
For Congress

We arc authorized to announce Hon
John VI. Bright Il candidate tor recollection
to Congress from this, the Fifth Congress
sional District. Election in November.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-08-29
EOJ, state SpuUfO,'.

We are authorized to announce W. p.
Toilcy a candidate for State Senator fro IN
this N3tl) Senatorial district, composed
of the counties of Franklin. Lincoln,
Moore and Marshall. Election in Noyem-
Der.
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July TO-, 1873.
The Fish Law and Hon. John IL
Oliver.

Editor Home journal:
In answer to your inquiry Of a few num-
bers ago as to the Fish Law passed by
the last Legislature, | respectfully refer
you to page $50 House journal OF that
session, aud the statement herewith hand
ed ron Of the Principal Clerk Of the
House. The latter you will please publish
rs 1t appears, and obligc
Yours respectfully.
July Sth, IS. JONI X. OLt;EE.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-08-29
County Court Land Sale.
Geo Poe and wife VS.. Elizabeth RDdger
and others.

Geo Poe and wife VS.. Elizabeth Rodgers
and others.
By virtue Of a decree of the County
Court Of Franklin county. Tenn, pro-
nounccd at its May Term, 1873, in abosc
cause. ! will, on
Monday, September 2d, 1878.
at the Courthouse doorin Winchester. sci
to the highest bidder, the tollowing-des-
cribrd tract of land, situated in ,ivil dis
trict No. II OF said county: Bounded on
the Horth by the lands of James poc'S
heirs, j + Await and W Z Cherry; on the
east by the lands Of James Poc's heirs
on the south by the lands of II A OVERLY,
and on the west by the lands of e + Rog-
crs and j + Awalt-containing So acres,
more or less. The growing crop for the
present year reserved.
The biddingS to commence at eight dol
lars per acre, and will he sold on Il credit
of one and two years. except 10 per cent,
in cash N day of sale
Notes with good and solvent %snIctics re-
uuirrd Of the pure haSer. and Il lien retain
ed until the whole of the purchase money
is paid.
Witness my hand, at office, this August
9th, 1873.
GLEN. ARLEDGE, Clerk.
BY j. j. Arledgc, DC.
augS-tds 9i2
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wINcnEsrEn c. p. CmuRCn.

The Session of the Winchester ConGrc-
cation of the g. y. Church unanimously
adopted the following resolution on the
resignation OF their pastor, Rey,J. a. b.
I.Ovett
ReSOired, That We. rs Il Session, and IN
behalf of the members OF our congrc2a-
ton, deeply regret that we are to be sepa-
rated from our beloved pastor. Rev. j. A..
B. Lovctt. who, since c has been in charge
of our congregation, has labored faithfully
and with great success, to advance both
the temporal and spiritual interests of our
Church. In him we have had II good pas
tor, a preacher OF whom we are proud,
and we deem the congregation fortunate
that has secured his services.
j. {. HOPKINS,
G. =. BAIRD,
j. G. OEHMIG,
w. II. FRANCIS,
r. j GAINES.
Session.
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REDUCTION OF PRICES !
Mary Sharp College.

Board. without washing, per week. $500
" with .. 3.3IL2
Tuition per month Of four weeks, in
Preparatory Department. ....... 3 90
Primary ........ 2 w
T.. G.. GRAVES.
JuIv IN 1874
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Rev. j. a Il. Lovctt.
Below we give resolutions from the

Below we give resolutions from the
Star Of Hope Lodge, ! o, G. Il, and
from the Winchester {. =, Church,
concerning Rev. j. A. b. Lovett
These u%tterances are heartily endorsed
hy us, aud will no doubt he read with
much interest hy his friends every
whele:
sTAR OF HOPE LODGE, /. o, q. T.
WHEREAS, This Lodge has been notified
by its Worthy Chief, Rev. D. A. b. l.oyctt
that he can nc longer serve us, but must
of necessity, make his home elsewhere
therefore
Rcsolrcd, That we shall part with oul
Worthy Chief with much regret, and witt
~fcrvcnt wishes Tor his mcritcd success ant
happiness wherever he may go.
RcSoiced, That We are lully cogni2ant
Of the arduous and perplcXing duties de-
VOWED upon him rs Worthy Chief sinct
the organization OF our noble Order, ant
that we heartily give testimony to the fact
that he has presided impartially, and Will
an eye single to proper dccOrum and The
interests Of the order.
ResOircd That in losing II Worthy
Chief we lose one who has been Il main
stay for temperance, morality and general
good in our community, ana we bcSreah
for him that abundant happiness an
health he so richly deserves, go where Ilc
may
ReSolrea, That these resolutions bc
spread upon the Minutes Of our Lodge and
published in The Home journal.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-08-29
Home J0urnaI.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING ;

Published weekly, ut ~ per annum. Whtrethe
pHpGrl Is sentout OF the county, .2O'
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
STREET CLEANING BY CONTRACT.

THE ENTERPRISE, SKILL AND CAPITAL OF PRI-
vArE INDIVIDUALS TO DE ENLISTED IN The
WORK.
Following tho opinion Of Corporation Counsel
whitney, that the Street Cleaning Department tho
right to lo out by contract the work Of cleaning the
streets, tue Po,ice Commissioners and the Street
Cleaning Committee have held several meetings. and
the subject was freely discussed on the 10Th OF last
month the following preamble and resolution, offered
by Commissioner Wheeler, were adopted, but were
not entered upon the records until yesterday
Whereas experience indicates that the business of
from the city tally may be accomplished in more
entng therein the enterprise capital ana skill Vi private
Whereas tue legal obsruc.ions to the prompt
undertaking and ample outfit ior transporting
n"a "%sls ss"s not prsss the
SqS' health there eo..Is@s 'As0n.
letting the work wards precinets other districts II
on and would M the business above influence POI
ough and economical In all public depart
Resolved That in the judgment OF this Board the
sn S 70 s d
ee O. be published in the Cy Record that proposals will
streets the city Of New York snd removing the MATERIAL
provided by the corporation ordinances.
Mr.. Nichols moved amendment striking out that
portion OF the preamble reading "and lut busi-
ness above tho influence OF political parties, winch
d.
minisralion OF all public departments" The amend
ment favored by Messrs Smth, Wheeler ana
Nicnols, Mr.. Erkardt not voting, and the preamble
and resolution, amended, werc then adopted
Messrs. Smith, Wheeler and Nichols lor and Mr. Err
hardt against them.
SPECIFICATIONS AND FORM OF CONTRACT.
Mr.. Seth Hswey, chief clerk OF the Board, yester-
day presented ut meeting OF the Board a form OF
specifications and contract, which he had been in
slructed prepare aud which bore the approval OF
the Corporation Counsel
Commissioner Wheeler offered a resolution tn al tho
form, as prepared and approved, be adopted ana
dered 10 be printed.
Commissioner Erhardt offered the following as a
substitute:-
Resolved That II II is advisable the annp OF tho
streets by contract II Is that the
for districts IN nj
the and specifications carry
out that plan
President Smith decided that Mr.. Erhardt's subst,-
tue was out OF order inasmuch the manner In
winch tho work should be done had already been de-
ternincd.
Mr. Erhards made appeal from President Smiths
ruling; Dut the latter was sustaned-Messrs. Wheeler
and Nichols votiug IN favor OF IT,
The original resolution was then adopted, Mr. Err
hardt only voting against It,
q The WORK o cleaning the streets what is known
as The section plan, ana which has been fully ex-
plancd IN the HERALD, was resumed Yesterday. IL
haa to Uc discontinued when the came and be-
lore its useiulnes could DO determined CAPTAIN
Gunner, VINO has the work In charge says ne intends
TO test the plan thoroughly, ana yesterday had men
nt work on lao sections with 500 men, he says tho
wnOle city could be covered The OF tho Police
Board, however, viii doubtless interrupt him before
he eau accomplish his intention.
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
YOUTHFUL WINE BIBBERS.

Eddie McGowan had u little hatchet and was busily
engaged In hacking at tue woodhouse door under
meath No. st. Marks place. when Adolph Cuno, who
lives up stars, into the cellar TOR wine he
had stored there 1t was choice stock, for private
use and he took lew bottles out OF the repository,
utterly obivlous that Eddies eyes him and
the hatchet was at rest There was juvenile con-
vcnton In thai cellar next day. and the hatchet played
quito an important part in the proceedings
Mr.. Cuno's dOOr,Ock was forced from It's
staples and Eddie and h,s associates passed round
the sparkling beverages Till they were thoroughly
satcd. Then according to tue story OF one ten
old cuprIt ~ho turned states evidence, Eddie filed
the measure OF his iniquities by carrying various
cans ol vino up 10 his room for family consump
tion. There were several vIsis made To Mr.. Cuno's
stock after that, and IT was only on Saturday that
discovered what had happened Judge FIdininer yes
tcrday had before him Eddie McGowan, Tommy Hart,
Emil Altschul, Eddie Hart ana Educ Hops, who To-
gothcr succeeded IN dIsposng oil $50 worth OF wine
and who liked the blame ner yesterday with
all the ndrete OF childhood and It's utter disregard Of
the laws OF evidence The quntette were held in 500
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
PROCEEDINGS IN BANKRUPTCY.


Tho creditors OF Powers, CASTOR Il Co., wholesale
dealers in shoes, OF Duane and Church streets
have accepted n composition in bankruptcy before
Register Kctcnum OF sxty cents Oh the uollar paya-
Bile in three instruments. IN indorscd notes. al three
six and nine months The schedules show gross La
btics OF S25l 553 20; good assets, $l63 S52 SO; bad
and doubtful assets SILL 3l9 68 Proofs OF debt were
filed aggregating s209,S7s rs.
A petition IN bankruptcy has been filed against Jo-
seph G. Moody. dealer IN COAL formerly doing busi-
No III Broadway. by six OF his creditors whose
claims are as foilows:-Edmund ID. Suxton, 1912 90
Edward GuIager, 1897; Samuel BonneII Jr 81 $50 45
Alfred LAwton, S2B5 70 Charles N. Elliott S4UO; TIE
odors Minor, xlZo7 3d.
George W. Cross, paper dealer, who went into bank
ruplcy last september, WITH liabilities amounting 10
$4,000 made Application TO Register Lutte, yester-
day, lor his discharge whicn will be granted no cred
itors appearing III opposition
Application was made TO Register Dayton by jacob
Cohen, formerly wen known as politician, for his
several creditors and tho usual time was allowed IN
which TO nle specIhcations oi objections
The matter oil the application OF Lndley II. Fowler
Tor his discharge from bankruptcy came up before
Register Fiicn, Dut no action was taken as his papers
were imperfect
meeting OF tho creditors OF s. NJ Btxby 4 Co
manufacturers OF blacKiug, at Nos 173 ana us Wash
ingtou street, was hcd at the ONCE ot Register
Ke,chum. The hrm made an offer OF composition at
twenty cents on tue dollar, the liabilities amounting
to about Sl23.0UO Mr. Thomas w. Harris, repre-
sentipg Josepn Byrnc Co., opposed the acceptance
ol irm aud the DsDkrupts, and he made a demand
for the edeers cash ana cheek books sales books and
journals Tor the years 1915 60 1878. No was
reached pending the examination.
john r. OBren, liquor dealer, al the corner OF
Seventh avenue anu lwen,y-nintn street, has been
incorrectly published as having ialed, win Iabities
OF 81, 500 .Mr. O'BrleDs Affairs embarrassed
in any way Whatever. SO far as known.
In the County ClorK's Office there filed the as
signments OF Israel Isaacs to Abraham Harris. of
George II. Barteis to Charles X. Street, OF Jonn w.
Onue erdonk, Jr., 10 Allen q. Newman, and Robert
j. Murray 10 William Bcatt,e.
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
DIED..

BESsox-On Monday morning, March 4, 1875 NINA
q. BENSON, OF consumption, In tho 9th year Of her
age.
Relatives and friends OF tho family arc respectfully
Invited TO attend the unera tho residence OF her
brotncr'n-law zo2 East 4lss St, on Wednesday, Gtn
inst, mt one O'Clock A.. NJ
Yonkers aud Jersey papers please copy.
BELcnEh --On MoDday, 81 INST. after a short i'll
ness OF pnc umonia, Mrs ALMIRA BELcHER.
The realives ana friends o tho family are res pect
fully invited TO attend Tho funeral from her late resi-
debce, lSv hudson st., GU Wednesday, 9th inst. AT
naItpast one O'Clock +. M, without further nolico
BERRY AT Ridgeneld, N. j., on sunday March 3,
WILLIAM BERRY, aged 70 years, 4 mouths and days
Ine relatives ana lriends are respectfully invited
twihout lurther nQ4ce) to attend tho funeral. on
tuesday afternoon, the 5tb INST, from tho residence
oi hIs daughter, Mrs Elizabeth Cronkright, Ridge
field. at haf.past two o'clock.
CnAssRAup In Brooklyn, on Ssbday, March 3, al
tor short illness HENRIETTA LYDIA MERKILL BEEBKE,
wife OF Aug. Is. Chassraud.
The relatives aud friends Of the mily arc rssnect-
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
CASTLE GARDEN STATISTICS.

During the month OF February 1881 Passengers
were landed at Castle Garden, out OF which number
1885 we're aliens aud TAG either citizens or persons
VINO had been in this country before. This Is all in
OF $50 The returns for January and OF 3s4
over February o last year Tho classification oil the
imm grants snow some points Of interest, especially
IN view OF the European complications Russia sends
us lgoa larger humber than haS arrived at this port
In IA single month ior somo timc--wbe key mas not
single represen latIve Tue number from ireland was
4t7; IRON England, $50; France, 81; Italy, 155;
GermlnJ, 34i, aud Austria D. Of the total number
y7l registered their final destination as this city, $50
went 10 Pennsylvania. l0l 10 Massachusetts, i26 to
Onio 115 10 Kansas l23 10 California, balance
wore scattered among the other states. Only two
persons arrived during the who were bound Tor
salt Lake CITY.
Now that peace has been proclaimed In Europe the
Comm issioners OF Emigration arc looking forward to
largo inhux oil immigrants, and are making their
preparations accordingly.
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
NEwARK's BROKEN BANKS.

The officers OF the Peoples Savings Institution, of
Newark, have announced their intention OF publish
ing statement to-day order to quetthe public ex-
citemen created by report published by Receiver
Baldwin. Last evening Mr. H. N. Rhodes late prcsi-
dent Of the concern declared 10 HERALD reporter
th,t neither he any of the ofcsrs haa in any way
Whatever loaned 10 them dollar OF the banks
money.
The examiners appointed by Chancellor Runyon to
investigate the Newark Savings Institution will be
ready 10 report in week or ten days. They Will prob
ally show that their first report In oiher
words the bank VIII be represented as able 10 pay
over seventy cents on the dollar.
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
THE ECLECTIC LIFE.

Judge Van Hoesen yesterday signed the decree OF
the rcIerse the matter OF the distribution Of the
innds Of the Eclectic Lille Insurance Company The
decree sustans certain EXCEPTIONS and after pointing
out moth cd distributing the assets and tho yar
GUS rights oi the policy hoacrs directs mat alter
deduciing legitimate expenses, the balance OF The iund
s to bo distributed pro rat among the policy holders
who have established their claims according TO tho
prOvisl0ug decree
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
EXCISE ENFORCEMENT.

Hearing that there were q number Of liquor deal.
arrested in the uptown prec,ncts SUNDAY alter
noon, Judge Murray, on Sunday night proceeded 10
F!uy-seventh Street Court, ana then sent notice TO
the station houses that the in session. Six
teen prisoners were brought before MIN, ten of whom
were charged with a violation OF tho excise. They
were he'd IN 500 bail TO answer which was immcd;-
atcy furnished, ana then went 10 their homes
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
STRUCK HER COLORS.

ful-rigged ship passing under tho bridge yes,cr-
day met win slight accident The pilot Of the tug
which had her In low took tho middle OF tho stream
where the DIP oi tho wires is greatest Tho ball on
op OF her mast struck against the cables and was
away, carrying with II her nag aud haiyars No
eject on the wires OF the Driage was noticeable. A
bus bsr Of wofkmen on the footpath cheered and
waved their mats when they perccived the resisting
DOVE. ql the cables.
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
RIVAL COMMISSIONERS.

motion was made before Judge Gibsrt, OF the
Kings County Supreme Court, yesterday to compel
tho plaintiff In the case of Andrew Zeiscr against
Moses Kessei 10 furnish bill OF particulars Of the
facts he intends 10 prove The action is contest Tor
the Office OF Charity Commissioner or The Third ois
triok The case went over.
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
PROTECTION FOR LIQUOR DEALERS.

The committee appointed by the meeting Of liquor
dealers held at tho Holman House some time ago
have called special meeting TO be held at the samo
place tomorrow afternoon. They will then recon-
mend the formation Of a new society, whose object
shall bc TO protect tue interests OF the members and
the trade at large, by offering vigorous Opposition 10
all pubnc movements calculated TO restrict their lib
critics or inJure their property. The society will also
aim TO establish among its members such personal
and business habits as shall render repressve meas
urcs against their business unnecessary.
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
OLEOMARGARINE.

David Scott pleaded guilty in the Kings County
Court of Sessions yesterday to selling oeomargarine
for butter and nned $40 He had previously
hssn indi cted r. the Grand Jury.
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
A MARINES JAW.

United States Commissioner winslow, OF Brooklyn,
yesterday held George Gallagher tor tho Grand Jury
for beating and breaking the Jaw OF GusAvs Osborn
marine ~ shs Navy Yard.
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
THE NEW JERSEY MUTUAL.

Redneld Hill and s. Il d. J. Noyes, law firms Of
New York, appeared in the Vice Chaucellor's Court,
at Newark yesterday with claims Tor S. 100 against
the deiunct New Jersey Mutual Insurance Company,
which is alleged 10 be the amount of lees duo tn
The Vice Chancellor took tue papers ana resoI ved
decision.
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
MARRIED

McNALLY--BERNARD. Match 3. ST. Patrick's Cathc-
drai, by Rev John +. Kcarney, WILLIAM y. AcNAILY
to NELLIE r. BERNARD.
KEicnAED- BERNARD. Thursday evening February
2S, at the residence Of the br,do's parents BY tnc
Rev. Father Aubril, assisted by Rev Father Argue
pcrse, GUSTAV RkIcnARp TO MARIE LOUISE daughter
OF Antbyme Bernard, ESQ. No cards.
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
SEEKING A RECEIVER.


Application was made beo re Judge Gilbert, Of the
Kings county Supreme Court, yesterday for the ap-
pointment Of u receiver tor the Long Island Rubber
Company OF Setauket, L. l. 1t Is alleged that the
company has amounting to $67 G0O with float
ing debt OF S26, 900. The present legal proceedings
are SAID 10 be the result Of quarrel among the stock
holders oi the company. number OF lawyers from
Suffolk county were present who represented parties
Interested. Counsellor Stoutenbough stated tnat Mr..
Joseph Ridgewey, wealthy gentleman Of Port Jefer
son, was at present actiDg receiver, and
IL was the wish Of number Of stock.
holders to have HIM appointed receiver by the Court
IT was claimed py another lawyer that fully three
ourths OF The stockholders opposed such ac-
ton, who thought 1t was III advised. Had 1t not
Tor the legal proceedings he said, the floating indebt
edness would have ueen paid by the present
time, for when. they wcro' pcgun nifty per
OF the stock had beet paid IN. Justice
Gilbert stated that IN case he should appoint rc-
cever he would be one with trustees powers TO carry
on the company's business, ana not one VINO would
swamp the assets OF the concern. Upon the sugg
ton OF ex-Judge Smith action was deerred by the
Court until alter tho stockholders mad held their
mesting. This they Will do the present week.
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED

BERSsrEIS-BAUM Mr.. 5. BERNSTEIN from West
Meriden, Conn, to JESSIg, daughter oil Jacob Baum
OF Haverstraw, n. Y. No cards.
Meriden papers please copy.
Observation-Disclosures February "A, LOUIS BURNETT
to JENNIE the daughter Of +. Michsels. NO cards.
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
q. KoHLsAAT's SONS.

% o. hOHLSAAT 8 SONS
John W. Kohlsast and Charles W. KohIsaat CON-
nosng the firm OF J. Kohlsaats Sons. importers Of
The New York herald., 1878-03-05
WILSON l. GREIG.


petition in bankruptcy has been hed against the
firm OF Wilson Greg, dealers in dry goods, at No.
I'll Broadway by nine crsuitors, whose claims aggre-
gate $37, 294 81 as follows: :-Horstman Van Hain Il
Co.. $S, 443 81 Louis Frouke, $4s6 so; Henry Wander
horst. S17,369 80; Nary s. Good, $1,000; 8. b. Rob
lnson Co.. $7l3 IA; Messrs Watson 81, $50 SO W.
R. Turner, s5,657 5o Lizzie Shields $780, All oil the
above claims ether for goods sold for loans.
An aldavit by a member Of the frn OF Horstman IAN
Helm accompanies the petition, in which 1t is alleged
that when the firm about TO become indebted in a
large amountto Brigg, Eniz Co., they executed and
delivered TO the latter hrm confession OF Judgment
in their favor tor about $13 900, which Gu
tered or dockete0 but may become lien tue prop
erty, and an injunction was granted restraining the
firm OF Brgg Entz Co. from taxing, levyIng upon,
dsposing Of or IN any manner interfering with any
o the property OF the debtors until further orders
II aierward appearing that damage might be done
the interests Of the creditors the sales ut the store
were stopped, the Injunction was modified not TO
restrain them from selling at retail Tor cash In the
usual course OF trade; the proceeds excepting actual
current expenses are 10 be substituted the place
and stead Of tho goods sold.