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The Portland daily press., 1878-10-05
Timber Depreda tors Arrested.

SALT LAKE Cry. Oct 4-Hlram Smith the
contractor tor the Utah Northern railroad, was
arrested few days ago for cutting timhsr IN
the Fort Hall Indian reservation. taken to
Malod, Idaho, and put in jail. A deputy mar
shall then went to the tie cutters CAMP for wit.
nesses, but being unable to get answers to
questions, the whole force, 40 10 NUMBER vera
arrested, taken to MOad AID allied.
1t is doubtful whether these men were at
work on the Indian reservation. 1t is claimed
they are suffering from insufficient room in the
jail The progress OF the railroad is Temporal
rlly blocked BY these proceedings.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-05

shipments 1900 head; dull dragging and lower choice
1esavy at 3 60 sO light 80 @ AZ; Mixed packing at
Ca,te[receipts $500 head; shipments 1900 head
steady; shipping Steers 90 q is; Western Cattle
50 "a 80; Texas at 2 90 q Q 80.
o1eep-recepts 1850 head; shipments 40 head /:
lower; quoted at 8 20 q so. '
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-05
MINOR TELEGRAMS,

Captain Fades estimates the loss to business
by the fever in South at 5000, 100000.
At p. m. yesterday O'Leary had made $40
and Hughes 2S6a miles. Hughes is giving out.
Internal revenue receipts yesterday, $685.. 559;
customs $570,105.
An immense prairie fire in Big Stone coun-
ty, MINI.
Rodney Green (colored) was hung at Mag
nolls, Miss, yesterday, for murder.
The Hungarian cabinet question is still uu-
settled.
NJ WaddingtoD, French minister of foreign
affairs, has sent 800 francs to the fever s1f-
ferers.
Hon. William P. Frye of this state addressed
the Republicans at Lebanon, n. d., last night
on the currency question.
Three are no yellow fever cases 10 Nashville
except. two or three cases of refugee GONZALES
cents
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-05
Foreign Expor.A.

MATANZAS. Brig Caseatelle-4S4l shocks and
heads 277 bbls potatoes a. $50 hoops, q boxes had
dock.
PONCE. Sehr Como 2200 shocks and heads 81 :
S00 hoops, 20,3l1 IT lumber, Il canned goods,
1853 broOms.
TUSkET, Ms. Schr Ottowa-400 bbIs -four, 100
DO meal, 30 bags meal, 20 bbls beef.
BEAR RIVER, Ms. Schr Volant-25 bbls cement
10 do meal, 10 do -four.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-05
MARRIED..

In this city. Sept. f. by Rev. j. McWhinnic. RI.
pridge W. Libby and Miss Lucy Good both of Port
land; 9TH TLos II. Pratt of Portland and Miss Mary
Larry of Saco -9' N'J
:, In this city, Oct. g. by Rev j. Mewhinnie, Albus
South Berwick. " ""A0- VI
In this city, Oct. g. by Rev. A. S Ladd, Jas Wads-
Portland. e " 0's"'on0 VI
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DIED.

In this city, Oct. 4, Mary E. Little6eld. aged 81
years months. NsS ~
Funeral services Sunday afternoon at 1 O'Clock.
at Chestnut Street Church.
In this city, Oct 8 Mr. Peter Murphy. aged IN vrs
Funeral services this afternoon at o'clock AT his
late residence, No. Deer street
In East Baldwin. Sept. 20. Miss Betsey Norton
4 days ' AA''n' anu
Ia Naples, Sept 8. Mrs. Addie f., vile of Madison
Clark. aged rs years. N-''-
90 In North Milford, Oct. 1, Marshall Moulton aged
In Rochester. N. Y, Sept. IS, Kew. G. W, Whit
ney, aged Sc years months formerly Of Rridoton
IN Lower Bartlett, N. H., Sept 26, Mrs. Abbie Pit
man, aged go years months. 0 ~
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-05
MARINE NEWS.
A Cargo ON Fire.

CAMDEN. Oct 4.-Schooner Florence N
Tower, Capt. Marion Drinkwater, with lime
and hay from Rookport for Charleston, few
hours out. put in here with lime on fire. The
vessel will probably be scuttled.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-05

MONTREAL. Oct. 4.-Tbe Grand Trunk ex-
press which left Montreal last night, coliided
With freight train at Morrisburg, Ontario.
Picard one of the engineers, was wounded.
Inc train had two engineers. and was convey
ing parties from the Lachine regatta. The
steam brake refused to work. Thei engines,
tenders and several cars were wrecked.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-05

CONGRESS-" the Oldest and largest selling baking
powder IN New England, owes its success to its puri-
", and the good luck tnat every cook has when
using Congress in baking.
Dyspepucs can eat warm biscuits made from Con-
gress Yeast Powder without distressing them,
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


7.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges S 1O5, 9O1 30
Net Balances. Observation-Disclosures. HOP IS
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOB THE NEXT rwBNTY-rouB
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL.
OFFICER, Washington, DO,
Oct. 5, Il A. MI
For New England
north and west winds, rising barometer, cooler
clear Wea,her,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
i. q. q. r..

The members Of the several Encampments O.
l. o. 0. F. of Portland requested to meet in CON
vention at Odd Fellows Hall, on 9 4turday Even.
ing, October 5, at = ~ o'clock.
WARREN G. LORING,
Machigonne Eucampment, No. 1.
j. II. CROCK EFT, G. p,
Eastern Star Encampment, No. 2.
FRED X. HARRINGTON, C.P,
Portland Encampment, No. 10.
CHARLES RICH, C.P,
snlt Falmouth Encampment, No. II.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-05
AP0KRN.

New York for Yokohama. ~
Aug 23 lat so 5. Ion SO IS, ship Santa Clara from
Philadelphia tor San Francisco
Sept ~. OH Cape Antsnio, sch John Boynton from
Jamaica tor New York.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Shanghai prev to list inst ship Gold Hunter,
Freeman, New York.
AT Gbraltaf Sept 10, sch VIM Frederick, Hassell,
New York for Venice, repairing
SID TN Marseilles Sept 26th, ship Freedom. for
Tybee, Ga.
Ar at Bremen Goth. barque Daring. Anderson,
Portland.
AR at Liverpool Sd inst, sch Elizabeth NJ Cock,
Cook, New YORK.
SID TN Cardiff I'd. barque Clara McGilvery Wal
AT at New I'd inst, barque Olive Thurlow, Corbett,
Baltimore.
Ar at Queenstown I'd inst, brig Eliza Morton, lie.
land, Philadelphia.
SID 3D., sch L Richardson, Belano, (from New Or
leans) for Silloth.
Ar at Porto Cabello Sept 49, sch B Farnham,
GlleV, New YORK.
Ar At St John. PR, Sept a. brig Perces Hincklcy,
rom Norolk Tor Port Spain, and sailed 18th. Capt
johnson died on the passagel
for Crab Island.
:. Ar at Porto Cabeo Sept 10, sch F Farnham, Gil
6 Ar at BaTacoa Sept 10th. sch Aunie L Palmer,
Spaulding, New York.
:, Ar at Havana Sept "a, brig Fannie H Jennings,
Sid finn Matanzas 22d, sch Nellie Treat, Dow, North
North of Hatteras
Ar a. Sagua Sept 10, brig Eudorus, Prince. from St
SonD, Fh 2OtD, barque Lorena Blanchard, from
Cork, tor orders.
CID at st John. NIB, Sd inst, brig Carrie Picker
ing, i0rrey, Baltimore, sch Brown, Tinker for
PROVIDENCE; Annie Whiting, Newcastle.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-05
CaIifornia Mining stock..
Chicago Cattle NIarA-t,

*Lowest during the day 1876. Lowest las.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-05

Hanlon and Courtney were given rtcep-
ton.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-05
Daily Domes,ic Receipts.
Boston Stock Market.
lSales of the Brokers' Board, Oct. Il

W True & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-05
MEMORANDA.

Sch Rockbill, of Bangor. Capt Bowker, from Wee
hawken tor Portsmouth with coal was In collision
Sd inst off Cape Cod, with schr SKINNER OF Taun-
ton carrying away bowsprt and head gear, and cut
ting her down and causing her to make water rapid
1y She was taken in tow by the N II S but when
wi bin TWO miles OF the Handkerchief Lights nip she
fl led and sunk. Her sails, rigging, &c, saved
and taken to Vneyard-Hayen. The captain and
crew have lett for ZONE.
Sch L Fitch. from Pensacola for New York, put
into Key West I'd inst with loss of deckload and leak
ing in top works.
Sch Mary Weber, Mclaughlin. from New York
for Baracoa, put into Charleston Sd inst, (master
sick)j
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-05
FISHE RMEN,
DOM EsTIC PORTS

Ar at Port Mulg-ave Ms, LIST, sch Join Wesley,
from Rock port for Pc Island.
Ar at Southport 9th, sch Alaska, from the Bay,
with 100 bbls mackereI.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-12
FROM DECHERD.
DECIIERD. Tenn, Sept. 0.

DECIIERD. Tenn, Sept. 0.
Editor Home journal:
But little Of interest to communicate
this week, The hot, dry weather AMI the
dust make it very di>agrceahle about
Derhrrl at this time Water is becoming
scarce. and several here have it to haul
from Mowry's spring.
The Primitive Baptist Association for
this year is being held at Grcenhaw
Church, four miles east Of Dcclcrd, and
Judging from the numbers in attendance
the different churches belonging to the
Association are pretty well represented.
Rev. Mr.. Arlrgc. primitive Baptist OF
Marion county, preached II very Interest
ing discourse at the Christian Church in
this place last night.
Well. we have had another wedding in
Dpclerd. On last Thursday evening, At
the Presbyterian Church, Mr.. b. +. Rays
dale. who has been Il gay and dlNIing
widOwer tor some time, was united in the
bonds OF wedlOck to Miss Amanda Bull
lard. Quite IL respectable congregation
assembled to witness the ceremony. which
was performed by Elder Wheeler, Of the
Christian denomination.
Mr.. 10 .eplI Carter and family, Of this
place. moved to tncir country residence
(2ls miles from Drrherl) tU-'lay.
Mr.. l.. +. Carroll. formerly of this place,
died at his residence, near Gray'S Mills
Yesterday morning lie died very sud-
denly of congestion. He was about fifty
years ofage. y
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-12
LATEST YELLOW FEVER
NOTES.

The situation Mt Memphis Is worst than
ever, ann II Is impossible to longer keep Il
iull record of the deaths. The morluary
report for the 9th was ll2 iGrrrmrutr and
800 new eases, Rev, DR.. r., G., Slater I,
dead, ana Barney Hughes Is down. The
Towards report III new eases in II
hours. At all other cities the situation /,
terrible.
Judge John VI. Lea (who was In Win
chcStcra few days sinrc,l has Forwarded
5000 additional to former subscriptions t.
I'll Memphis sufferers. He also give,
500 to help the orphan children the no.
Col, and Mrs, Butler i. Anderson, whC
have died from lcvcr,
John FriHHrll, Grand Secretary Of III,
Masonic Lodge, has furw arIcA to Mem,
plliS since Monday week $giSL,5O, all oI
which VAS contributed hy Mnsons nortl
OF the OHIO river. with the exception o
S2L lie has adyiccs of $500 mOlo on the
way,
State Treasurer Marsh 4. Polk ant
Gov. Porter have concluded to appropriate
from $500 TO $500 per week IN FURNISHING
necessary bedding, clothing, meats, Sc,
to Mcj,phis suilereaS. The next Lcgisln-
turc would be contemplate II it did not
approve OF their action.
Help Is seeming in from everywhere,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-12

The main attraction last week in
Winchester WAS the reunion, and wc
could wish for many more re unions If
We looked at the subject from Il per
sonal point OF view. But we must say
that we do not think it polite or al
visablc to have these re unions. They
are pleasant in a local point Of view,
but considered from a general point,
We would respectfully ask, Cai bono ?
We know it urouseS unpleasant memo
rics in u bosom when we read Of re-
unions oil Federal troops in the North.
Per contra, it must ar0us unpleasant
memories in the breast Of the Federal
soldier when he reads Of Reunions OF
Confederate soldiers. 1t is not right
to perpetuate in a public manner the
memories Of IL civil strive which all
good men are striving to ohIiteratc, to
the end that we may all, both North
and South, be bound in q band Of
hrolherly love and kindness, such as
the North is manifesting now to the
fever-stricken and desolate cities Of
the South. Besides, these re- unions.
however pleasant in a local sense, do
keep alive feelings which are antago
nislic to u broad and noble desire for
universal peace and goodwill. Away,
then, from human sight with all that
tends to perpetuate memories of hu
man butchery and destruction Break
the sword in its scabbard, bury the
cannon in. the earth, sink the bombs in
the ocean" Noble men OF the North
and South. mislcd by the furor about
national and personal rights, went out
in The balmy air and bright sunshine,
and there, in full view OF the beautiful
blue Heaven, essayed TO MAIN
and massacre each other. lndi-
yidually they had no wrongs to re
dress. They were noble men. but they
forgot that war is the grossest form of
human antagonism, and We firmly as
sert that war makes widows and or
phans and robs us of Our nohIest citi
zens, for what2 For Cancicd wrongs,
and TO enablc a few to ride into fame
aud position Brave men 60 out to
fight, and
thousands fall to deck some single name"
For these and other reasons we
would have no re unions North or
South, for we are persuaded that
y "all that most endearS
is when the myrtle wreathes the
sword"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-12
PERSONAL.

Rev, A, VanHuose and family LEI,
for Gainesville, Ga, last week. carry
ing with them the hest wishes Of Il hosl
Of friends and acqnainlances,
Mr. George Justin died at Salem, in
this county, Monday morning, after q
brief illness OF. typhoid fever,
MI. Warren Cowan and family, who
left V~lcksburg several weeks ago, hrr
stopping in our town, and will remain
during the warm weather.
Frank McCord. the able editor of
the Fayetteville Expr So, came up to
the re union last Friday, aud favored
our office with a short but pleasant
visit,
w. w. Gordon, Of The Lynrhhurg
Sentinel, Illuminated the journal office
with his genial presence last Friday,
lie came up To witness the Reunion Of
tie Ist Tennessee
Mr., Josiah Ferris, q prominent
Nashville gentleman, las been in our
town for several days
Misses Beulah Estill Matte Estill,
Alice WalmsIcy, Anna Porter, aud
Messrs. Isaac Estill. Henry Finch, Hu.
Emhrey, Ellis Days an W. W, EsliIl,
were delegates from the Winchester
Lodge to the late Convention Of Good
at TuIIahoma, the proceed.
ings Of which will be found IN this
paper.
We are glad to note that Mrs, Dr.
who has been very sick for
some time, is improving, and hope that
she may soon be restored to complete
health, for she is too clever u lady to
he afflicted.
W. arc glad 20 See Mr., A. C. Price
on our streets again, He ~ just re-
covering from a severe spell! Of sick
ness.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-12
County COurt-Septcmber Term

John W. Williams was sworn in at
County Judge before n. Il. Martin.
J. p, having been duly commissioner
by Gov. Porter.
Glenn, Arledge County Court Clerk
elect, gave bond in the sum of $4,000
with Messrs. Hayden March, r. b.
Cowan, D. L. Reynolds, j. s. Counts
W. Ransom, Jas. H.. Davis and Nath-
aniel Osborn as bondsmen. He was
sworn into Office by Judge John W
Williams.
r. j. Turner, County Trustee elect,
gave bond in the sum 0: SAT 900, with
W. Ransom, W. C. Tanning, II. p.
Stewart, Jas. II. Davis, J. S. Counts
and Hayden March as bondsmen. and
was sworn into Office by Judge Will
liams.
r. F Oakley, Sheriff elect, gave
bond for SIS, 5000, with S. p. Oakley,
David Lyons, Simpson West, Stephen
Carter, W. NJ. Russey, A. p, Oakley,
William Prince and 5. W. Smith as Sc.
curltleS, ana was sworn lnlO OHIO.
John B. Ashley, Register elect. gave
bond in the sum Of $4,000. and was
sworn into Office. Thos. Foster, Jr.,
James l.. Hatchett, P. d. Woods, W.
+. Baker and James II. Thompson,
sureties.
The following named Constahles
elect gaze bond and we're sworn in:
District No. law II Rose.
S.-B + knight.
Al J Martin.
1T n Arledge.
l0.-G W Lenehan.
l2.-P Y Hudgins.
2.-G W Thompson.
13.-G W Wilkerson.
12.-GeOrge Hoosier.
IA G Alexander.
&C a Morris.
3.-W P Tucker.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-12
Chancery Sales
For October 18th, 1878.

Pauline +. Mofrctt vs.. Henrietta Il. Mot
frtt and others.
BY virtue OF DEGREES of the Chanccry
Court offranklm county. Tennessee. pro-
nouncod ut its July adjourned Term, 1871,
and revived at the January Term, ISIS, in
above cause, | i'll, ON
MONDAY, October 7th, 1878,
ut the Courthouse door in Winchester.
Tennessee. sell to the highest bidder. the
house and lot described in the p~lr"dingS.
situated near Winchester. adjoining the
lands OF K j Turner and \ ; ,iarh>-cOlI-
tanning about , acres.
TERMS. Said property will be sold on
4 credit of on" and two years, except ten
per cent required in cash Notes with
APPROVED security required, and = lien re-
tanned onthc property.
The hiddingS TO commence ar $4,000.
This sept. 81, 1873.
I. II. FINCH, C.. "
scp4-tds OF
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-12
-ReSid Mt Notice.

Robert lines ", Thomas j. Barnes aut
others.
Upon motion, and 1t appearing to IT,,
satisfaction OF the tlcrh Of the Count
Court of Franklin county, Tea H.. from I'll,
petition filed in the aho,r rnu~r. la,t
the defendants. Thomas j Barnes viewer
da Barnes and kri>ta Hlrn'-. are nuurr.j.
d' hts of the state OF Tennessee. - that
the ordinary process of law cannot b,
served upon them.
It is therefore ordered that publication
he made for four consecutive weeks in til,
Home journal. published in Winchester
Tenn. requiring said nonresident defend
ants to appear ON or bciOrcthr l~t Monday
in October next. bcfor" the Honorable
County Court of Franklin county. Tenn,
and plead. answer or dcmur to complain
ants hill. or the same will be taken tor
confessed and set Tor hearing cX pattc A.
to them.
Witness my hand. at Office in Winchcs,
ter. this sept. 81. l>7S.
GLEN. AHI.EDGE f.. Clerk.
srpi-tw ~
Brannam Il HINT Attorneys.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-12
NONRESIDENT Notice.
f.. VI. Darwin and others vs.. }. NJ. Dar-
win and others.

f. VI. Darwin and others vs.. }. NJ. Dar-
win and others.
Upon motion, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Clerk ~ Master, from
rOmpILinant'- Injunction Brl in above
calI~r, which j. sworn Iu. thar the uclcmi.
ants, George Nlocher~mtth aud wit" Eliza
beth lloCkrr-milh. /. j. Darwin and BAY
less Darwin. a,c nun-rc-tdcntS OF tn
state Of Tennessee. - that the ordinary
process OF law cannu be served upon
turm.
Ii i, therefore ordered that publication
BE- made for iour consecutive weeks in the
Home journal. published in Winchester,
Tenn, requiring said nonresident dcfcn-
daut- tolppcnr ON ar before the 4th Mon.
day in JanIIlry next. before the thauCcry
Court at Winchester. Franklin county,
Tenn and plead. answer or demur to
rompiainlmtS' bill. or the same will he la
ken tor confessed and set for hearing eX
partr H. to them. Witness my hand. ut
office in Winchester. lrmn>. Ibis August
30 1873. I. II. FINCII.C u NJ.
srpt5-iw ~
j. X. Pearson and Fitzpatrick q Grey
DRY. solicitors.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-12
The Rel Union.

The "re union" last Friday Of Col
Peter Turney's regiment was largely
attended. We put the numhe: OF per
sons present at about 1900, hut seve-
raj intelligent friends say there were
more. Ot those who "went out LOCO
strong or So in 1861, there were not
many ON hand. Nearly all the balunc,
have departed this IiIe-m"st OF them
upon the "feld Of honor" rs it is gem
orally called. The veterans" formed
into column at the Post. Office corner IL
town and marched to the music OF tl,
and drum until Gregory's grove was
reached, where they were halted,
Anon Col. 2. Turney was called for
and he responded in a forcible. well
timed, i%mpromptu speech. Col A, s
Marks Our next Governor, was upon
the ground, and was called for, Col
NJ. had only five minutes left him in
which to say anything, because ne had
10 leave on the train to fill an appoint
ment. But he employed the short
time allowed him in a tasty, eloquent
and honest tribute to the soldiers Of
the First Tennessee. We felt. while
Marks was talking, that he was indeed
true type of the noble citizen. the
valiant soldier, the learned Judge, and
that he would as certainly he nj next
Governor as that the sun climbs up the
eastern horizon and pouls his rays
down upon US until he descends the
occident.
After Col, Marks, loud calls for
Capt, II. D. Gregory brought that gen,
tleman to the front, and he made an
interesting speech, after which dinner
vas announced, whereupon the an
nouncement was obeyed in order. And
there was not only plenty, but too
much. There was actual waste. and
we did wish the great surplus OF meats
OF all kinds, and bread, could have been
utilized for the benefit Of the poor vel
low fever sufferers rather than "goh'
bIed up" by fifteenth amendments
who find it in their hearts to vote al
ways directly against the very ones
who give them employment.
All-in-all, it was a happy occasion,
and we felt a pleasure in meeting many
faces We had not seen since we saw
them seventeen years ago upon the
"tented field"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-12
LAND SALE.
W, j. Hines and vile vs.. 4 4. Nrrgor
and another.

W. j. Hines and vile vs.. A 4, Nrrgor
and another.
In obedience to Il decree Of the Chance
~ Court At Tracy City, Tcnuo pronounced
at the April Term, 1873, in the above
cause, | will sell Mt the door OF my Office
in Tracy city. Tenn. 4 ere being no reg
ular Courthouse in Trn y City.)on
Wednesday, October lGth. ISIS,
Tor CASH, to the highest bidder, 1t public
cutlery, within legal hours, the house and
lot known ~ the Merger house and lot,
situated ut or near MoilItt Station, Grun-
dy county, Tenn. on the north sldrof the
Tennessee Goa IL Railrond, aud bounded
rs follows: Beginning OF College street ut
the northwest corner Of the Episcopal
Church lot. thence north $ poles, thence
west l. poles. thence south lG poles, aE,
tlcncc east to the Notwithstanding
- acres. to satisfy the recovery in favor
of W j. Hines and wife against said \. Il,
lcrgcr and.anuthcr, This sale is made.tO
satisfy said decree Of Si93 30 and costs.
This 10th Of Scptcmbr", 1873.
Il, b. ROBERTS, G.. 4 NJ,
.,,Il a..
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-12
Marriage License.

Capt. Arleige, County Court Clerl
ssued license to the following name
during the month OF August.
WHITE.
David Clark to Samantha j Dodson.
w w Young to Mary j Osborn.
lIilby Bradford to Hanna Bnrks.
j w Robertson to W j Landrrs.
J j Alternately to Sarah Il. Howard.
T f Spain to n A HER.
VIM Hall to Lucinda Robertson.
J II Mcdaniel To NJ \ Brandon.
SlIaderick Pelham to Anna Prince.
w G. Gibson to Nancy WAGNER.
J a Simpson to NJ q Byron.
CoLORED.
John Buckner to Anna Hunt.
DaE benson to Sallie Hunt.
Mac Fitzpatrick to Martha wagner.
Jackson Lowry 10 Ellen Smith.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-12
Non-R Resident Notice.

= T. Rogers, ST. Sc J.. Rogers, Jr.
Attachment and injunction hil'.I
Upon motion, and it appearing . the
.ti~iarrioU Of the Clerk Il Na,g.I from
ompIaiuants' bill in above riD~. which
i, sworn to, that detcld aur. & + R,-rI-. tr.
u nonresident OF the NII,rui i"nH.-. .
50 that the ordinary process al lt" cannot
re -"rycd upon him.
II is therefore ordered that publications
- made tor four successive weeks in tn,
iomr journal. published in Winchr~trr-
Tenn" requiring said non-rc>idcE defend
~, ,papprar on or before the 18th Mon
~ iujuuuHry next. before Tire thuErcrl
Court at Winchester. rankin county .
Tenn" and plead, answer or drmur t.
compartments bill. or the same viii be Ia
ken for confessed and set for hearing eS
partc rs to hin
Witness my hand. Mt office in Winchcs-
ter, Tenn, this July 18th. ISIS.
T IL. FINCH, {. < NJ.
augl-lw Az
Brlnnan 4 Hunt, Solicitors
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-09-12

Our kind lfienl, Mrs A Z Pluulcc.
has the thanks Of our household Tor #
large glass Of uppl" jellN-lhe nirrSr
we ever tasted II was male by n glrD
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than nice jerry, especially IL you have
turkey or chicken, And it is splendid,
take it as you may.