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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-04

Roman precedent, When dying he re-
iered to II for justification. He gave
on the evening OF the l4ih a package u
an actor, directing IT. delivery the next
day to the National lnteIligencer.
The actor c1nIea,es that he, frightened
at the rick he ran, broke the sea read
the enclosed matter, and ut midHipht
burnt it. II that package had b en-
preserved, il would reveal the dccla,ar
ion that until noon that day it4 writer
had not lremcditatea murdcr, but, feel
ing deeply The humiliation Of the touth
TO the people OF which he bore all the
love that Bruins ever bore for Rome, he
would strike down that night the leading
men Of the victorious hosts, who were
then shouting their elns Of tiumph
When dying, with his iGce lit up with
the blaze of the burning barn on the
Garrett farm, Just at the bresk of day
on the morning Of the 2ilh be muttertd
some words A soldier bent over him
and caught them from bis fast ebhing
breath. FTsta message for his mother
Tell her did il ~ | thought toy the
best And then he said Tell Others
that the communication | wrote ad.
dressed to the National Inteligsncer viii
explain WHY did what did"
During the conspiracy trial At The
arsenal, Hon. ,Joacph Holt, the judge
advocate, called John F. Coyle, then The
publisher Of the National Inteligencer,
and asked If that communication had
ever been received? His reply was,
" No.' II w01, continued Mr.. Ford,
burnt in the crate Of n boarding house
aud Catholic p,iest, now living in
Washington, had the TACT confessed to
bin soou a'torwsrd. had the occur
renee revealed to me, with the added
information of the confession by the
party who was the custodian OF the
package, This fully sustsins my theory
! thSt John Wilkes Booth had not con.
templSted the assassination OF President
I'ncoln when he met Mr4. Surratt at
midday, and he never met her again.
in order TO demonstrate that h!5 brain
was turned by the poetic and dramatic
glamour which transmitted the story o.
the Roman assassination, said Mr. Ford
IL IL Dut just 10 uescflDt MN AZ tnlS
time: In person he was remarkably
handsome, with face OF singular
manly beauty, in perfect health,
less than twenty six years of age,
and almost idolized by his friends. As
al actor he could earn al least $4,000
per annum. He was 20 popular in
Roston that during an engagement at
the museum hundreds Of ladies have
waited to see him leave the stage TO 90
to his hotel The facts and opinions
will, think, show the great danger OF
glOryitytng assassination under any Cit
cumslances. "Julius Gear" was to
| Rome the union Of the scholar, soldier
and gentleman Mighty "Cw.arW All
Rome di l1yA him once, not without
cause. Yet "C,ssius" did say, GLOW
many ages hence shall this our lofty
scene he acted over in states unborn and
accents unknown?' "Was this" added
Mr.. Ford, in closing the interview, " the
incarnation OF dramatic prophecy, sug
/ costing the crime that occurred ,9O3
years after, in states unborn and accents
yet unknown when Cmar died
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-04

There IL no immediate prospect OF =
cessation Of the distress in China, LsrEe
quantities Of grain are being conveyed into
The famine distrIcis,
G, w. Sm0lley writes that the hotel
keepers At Paris have raised prices "a por
cent, and nrc "plundoring their guests
with eXtravagant prices.
Dispatches from London SAY that the
Lancashire cotton mill owners Sru arranging
to bring cp rGtiyes from the United states
in view Of the continued lockout
The famine in India is slowly dying
out evcrywh re ; the survivors are recover
irg health aud strength, aud the sm,ll quan.
tilcs Of food imported show that the people
have u suticiency OF grain.
English Catholics are reported 10 be
very dcsirOu6 that Pope Leo should adopt
Jerusalem rs his permanon home, in " Which
case they would purchase HIM territory
enough form suitable principality wand render
hun independent,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-04
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-04

THERE is strong evidence that the
art Of printing was practiced in China
long before IL was known in Europe
The ancient Romans were very near to
arriving at the discovery of printing.
They had engraved or stereotype plates,
with which they stamped pottery, etc.
When the art was first practical in
Europe only one side of the Leaf was
utilized. Afterwards they came to
paste the two blank sides together.
Caxton, wealthy merchant, having
been sent to make a commercial treaty
with the duke of Burgundy, returned TO
England with this invaluable art in
l46l The invention Of the talic letter
was made by Aldus Manutius Obs
serving the Inconvenience of using vast
number of abbreviation', he contrived
the expedient of the italic letter, which
was originally named after him, the
Aidine.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-04
,mer.cljs ttill Ahead.

An English scientist has invented a
c1n,riyauce so delicate that the sound
made by fy's f,ot in walking over the
sounding board cin be heard at the other
end of the telephone, miles away. The
English scientist, who il merely an
imitator, will have to take a back seat,
however. Americas inventor, Mr..
Edison, has perfected a mschine by which
YOU can hear fly wink in London, by
cable, aud the noise made by man
thinkin1 i, distinctly audible thousands
OF miles away. 1t will take soms pretty
abe bodied lying tor the English to beat
this Non s.own Herald. Pooh Non
sense Potter's committee could heat
it and give you six / Philadelphia Bil-
letin,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-04
FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS,

While in the vatican, Plus TX. saw
a change in every throne in Europe save the
English.
DR.. Muirhead, a young Englshman,
has succeeded in applying the duplex system
of teleRrapby to the ocean cables, and the
direct United States Cable company have
been working it for some weeks past. The
superintendent OF the Cable company says
it works perfectly and has doubled the ca q.
piciiy OF the cable.
A resident of Paris has sued the city
for Jbstructing his view of heaven by tele,
graph wires.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-04
ALI, SORTS.

solomon temple is generally supposed
TO have been OF vast dimensions, The &c.
count given in the bible, however, shows
tha, in size IL did not exceed many private
houses OF the present time. Length sixty
cubitG, breadth twenty cubits, height thirty
cnbits The porch was twenty cubits long,
and ten Cubits broad The Cubit OF the
Jews was about twenty.two inches in length.
The United States consumes annually
between six and seven hundred thousand
long tons OF cane sugar, less than l3 per
cent. of which is Of home production, The
leading sources of foreign supply are Cuba,
4jO 600 tons Spanish possessions, tOOO0i
Porto Rico, 800 o. French Islands, 2 GOO !
Brazil, 10000 Dutch East Indies. GOO {;
British West Indies 1000; British Guiana,
1000; Sandwich Islands, l0CO0. Twenty
one other countries supPlyless than rs many
thousand tons in all. In 1862 our home
product was l9l, 600 tons it fell TO 5000 tons
in 1865, then slowly rose to 1000 tons IN
1871, The crop of 1876 was II 600 tons.
During the twenty years ending June
3Oth, 1917, the United States imported over
2,2Ol 900 tons OF coRee, less than 100, 600 tons
of which were exported. During the
year ending June 3Oyh, 1877, We imported
800 t00,COO p0undS Of coffee, three lourtIIs OF
which came from Brazil. For the twenty
years mentioned our consumption OF coffee
averaged 800 600 OCO poundsa year, During
the last five years Of the period it was 500,
100000 pounds Latterly, The relative
amount brought from Brazil has declined,
owing to the greater increase in the amount
imported from other countries. Last year
our coffee account with Brazil exceeded the
sum Of our exports thither by more than
: * Dnn ulO
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-04

The japanese have a record of all
earthquakes in the larger cities of the
empire for the last 1900 years. The
number OF slight shocks is very large,
and there have been 149 destructive
earthquakes during that period. There
were twenty eight of these latter in the
ninth century, and sixteen have oc>
Cured in the present century.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-04

The Philadelphia Ledger suggests
that the benefits OF the eight hour law
might be EXTENDED to a much larger class
if it was made to apply to the working
hours OF housewives, with special clause
providing that the babies should sleep
during the hours devoted to the rest and
recreation OF the mother.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-04

The latest scare in New York is the
wind. That eminent engineer, MIR.
Roebling, maintains that great peril will
attend the crossing OF the Brooklyn
bridge, when completed, by horse cars,
during a gale. A resisting power of
twenty-one pounds to the square foot is
necessary to ensure safely. This state
ment has turned attention toward the
elevated roads constructed and being
constructed in New York, some OF the
up town streets of which are hurricane
conductors. The strongest resisting
power of the cars of these roads is put
at thirteen pounds to the foot. Inquiry
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-04

KATE SOUTHERN ia not to be hanged ;
she is to stay in the Georgia state prison
for ten years, She killed the woman
who was her husbands paramour; she
did just what General Cole did-just
what General Sckles did-bnt they were
acquitted, while she was sentenced to be
hanged, and is finally sent to the state
prison. 1t is a fact that the deed .or
which Kate Southern is made to suffer
infamous aud degrading punishment is
the very same deed which makes heroes
ofmen Is this because men are jurors :?
And if that is the reason, is it not dis.
grace to the sex?
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-04

AN ambitious young man of Monroe
county, Illinois, thought it would evince
his familiarity with the usages of FASH
ionable society il he were to have his
engagement printed in Tn. village paper
uuder the head Betrothed," but when
at the trial of the action for breach Of
promise the advt rtisement marked "Ex-
hibit A." was put in by the plaintiffs
attorney, he was sad indeed.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-04

SIR w. THoMPsoN's soundings Of the
Atlantic, by means Of the apparatus on
board the Challenger, showed that the
great ocean has three immense basins,
viz, one extending from Ireland to the
upper North American coast, with an
aversge depth of 5000 fathoms, one
dividing Europe and Central America
with an average depth of 5000 fsthoms !;
and one running from South Africa to
South America with an average depth of
$500 fathems.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-04

at the signal office has ELECTED tbe fact
that a sixty.mile wind, not uncommon
in New York, need, a resistance of IS
pounds to the foot, On the 20.h of
March, 1876, there was seventy-two-mile
gale, which required n resistance of 20
pounds.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-04

AN unprecedented movement toward
christianity has taken place among the
natives of India east of Tinnevelly, Six.
teen thousand have eiven their names to
the English bishop Caldwell, and have
asked for instruction, The bishop writes
that "yiIlagc after villsge islayiug aside
its heathenism and seeking admission in.
to the fold Of Christ" One reason as.
signed for this change Of feeling is graft.
tuje to The English for succors during
the famine.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-04

The great fire OF London originated in
November, 1868, in the time of Charles
ii. The great plague occurred in the
previous year (lG65), when 1886 per-
sons were said to have persisted.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-04

A CONNECTICUT lover, young aud
enthusiastic, who sang and played ior
nearly two hours tefore The house OF his
lady love the other evening, was elec,ri'
fed that is, shocked-aiter a short
pause, by cordial THANK you" grace,
fully pronounced by the "other 'e't :"
who appeared at the drswing-ro m win
dow.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-04

The Chinchona bug is the last pest.
1t is ravaging Japanese plantations,
and also has taste for tea. 1t saps the
chinChona bark and the leaves witber and
die. Quiniae is frightfully dear already
and if this bug gets the upper hand it
will be quite beyond the reach OF the
million.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-04

SPECIMENS OF domestic tea, raised in
South Carolina and cured In Baltimore,
were exhibited in Washington, and were
80 fine as to deceive the largest dealers.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-04

TaIRTY.THzEE soldiers on the pension
rollsof the United States army have lost
both legs, thirty one both hands, and one
both hands and both legs.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-04

CLEVELAND has what is called "Diet
DiSpensary" which furnishes food for the
sick. Great care i. taken in the health.
ful preparation o; food, and it is fur
nished to those who cannot pay for it,
gratis The society is supported by
subscription, each member paying four
dollars year.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-04

RUSSIA has purchased the steamer
Saratoga, one of the fastest OF the line
running between New York and Havana.
Unless peace is soon assured Russia will
gather handsome fleet at any rate.
The United States has few more steam.
ers to sell, and we hope will soon be in a
condition TO build vessels for all the
world.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-04

Our of 2,54O emperors, kings snd
royal rulers over 81 nations, 1886 were
dethroned, g. abdicated, 2s committed
suicide, ! went mad, 100 died on the
battlefield, 1913 were made prisoners in
battle, 25 were pronounced martyrs and
saints, l5l were assassinated, 50 were
poisoned, and 10S were sentenced to
death.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-04
FACTS AND PANCiES.


Spin. spflng, rs heautlhy tprlnH
And wili-siusc wblen ara wba0gIing n whung,
The toii S'ulh hrs HNa'c hfe, z'nR brIa,
That thaws up tue ICE with remmssb'e there.
q hettercs time Of all timo' that have tm''
~ IhVme thee fhaln ct 0i teudertst rhOme!
Ana tel lhtc how OF In my loDRlnRs I've lung
Tn wncolGo thy comii 4, q, beautiful sprung.
SymhNl'ch season ,SquIslto't iqut2'!
Al uature, uphsngln i eelu lest gIo2',
ldropens It's thrO,t. latch To whoUp and 20 shout
Exubornnl pleasure and pratriu,est Lout,
The hi'he little r'vl'cs run 10 the seat
The lilta buds sweI on tho bushes m tr'f--
Tl"ga ~ are screaming their scrummest srraIn,
Ard ina iruss tngt r,Ie dreunng ate drumming q
drtIn
tButllo CONNER clal
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-04

RECENTLY arrangements have been
made for reporting the arrival of vessels
off the Scicily Islands by service of car
rier pigeons. The pilot boats that 60
out cruising for ships now take along
these birds, and as soon as they pick up a
ship and know its name they let loose a
bird with note containing the informa.
tion. Thus vessels are now reported at
distance of twenty and thirty miles at
sea,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-04

A SIMPLE method of postal delivery is
said to prevail in Spanish provincial
town. Those who expect letters come
to the postoffice and form queue, The
postmaster then hands all the letters he
has received, in basket, to the first
conner, who looks through them leisurely,
takes his own, if any, and passes the
basket to the person Immediately behind
him, and this goes on until the basket is
emptied or the queue exhausted
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-07-04

Ny son, learn not thou even the hum-
bic art of basket making or other skill
with thy hands, for by so doing thou
wightest at some future day be enabled
to provide thyself with honest bread.
Nay, rather improve thyselt in those
ancient games yclepted polo and base
ball, the exercise of the which shall
furnish thee much muscle wherewith to
break stone when in prison. Courier
Journal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-22
COMMISSIONERS SALES.


SAFE III
DUBLIC notice is hereby given that by virtue OF
1878, In the case OF b. Z. Anderson. Commissioner
OF Revenue of Shelby county. VS. X. Topp ct al. r.
D., No 2l21 OF the Chancery Court OF Shelby county,
WILL on
Saturday. the 29ih day OF June. 1878
in legal hours, in iron. OF the courthouse Memphis
Tenn proceed 10 sell, for cash, the following de-
scr1oed properly or 50 much thereof will be
eSSary to pay the taxes. and charges thereon
All of lot No. l. block 81. on the plan OF South
Memphis and fronting on the south side OF Beale
tbs following. tO-ft The part OF said lot sold on
OF the northwest corner thereof church lot and
begins at the southeast intersection OF Lauderdale
and Beale streets, and st with the line
OF Beae street so feet 10 stake; thence s1uth aud
parallel with Lauderdate street $50 feet to a stake;
thence west and parallel with Beale street so feet
the east line OF luderdale street; thence with said
east line OF Lauderdale street $50 feet to the begin
OF the southwest corner OF said lot one and begins
at said southwest corner of said lot and runs east
with north line OF Jessamine street $50 feet to
stake; Thence north and parallel with Lauderdale
parallel With Jess7mine street $50 feet to the east
line OF Iauderdale street; thence south with said
east line 56 feet inches to the beginning
Also. the following lot parcel of ground and
hotel thereon, known as lots - aud 23, In block r
fronting the east side OF Shelby street 225 feet
and runs back with the north line of Mccall street.
with the exception of the first story OF that part Of
said GayoSo Hotel, which begins at the southwest
thence north and parallel with Shelby street - feet
TO point; thence west and parallel with Mccall
street feet to the west line of said hotel thence
south with the west line OF said hotel to the begin
by W: B. Greenlaw, and which is now claimed by the
1878. B. P. ANDERSON,
Commissioner of Revenue etc.
W
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TRUSTEES SALE.

yERUSTEE'S SALE-Under and by virtue of
- the powers conferred upon me by three several
deeds in trust to wit: One made and executed by J.
j. SeaIs and his wife, Florence Scans, dated August
8, 1874 and recorded in the Office of the Register of
Shelby county i'll book l02, page 40; another made
and executed by the same parties, dated October 3D.
1874, and recorded in book 102, page $50; and
the other made and executed by J. J. Sears, dated
May 20, 1873, and recorded In book II, page 204;
said deeds being for the purpose of securing the
payment of the Indebtedness therein severally and
day OF Jane. ISIS, at the hour of IL O'Clock
m, at the southwest corner of Madison and Main
Streets in the city of Memphis sell to the highest
bidder for cash. the following described lot OF lands
In Shelby county, Tennessee, to-w1t; Lot No. or
the survey of lands of the estate OF Mrs. C. c.
Tucker deceased: Beginning on the south side or
Union avenue at the northeast corner OF lot No. l;
thence with said avenue eastward 1900 chains
TO the west side OF RembeTt avenue thence southwark
with the west side of Rembert avenue 30100 chains
to the northeast corner of lot No. 3; thence west
ward, at right angles with Rembert avenue, chains
to southeast corner Of lot No |; thence north with
the line OF lot No /, 2S-I00 chains to the begin
Ming containing seven 3-l00 acres.
Also, the following described lot of land lying in
the city of Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, on
the west side of CauSey street, and known and de-
scrbed the undivided third part of lot Il, in
block No. Al, situated between Vance and Elliott
streets having front Causey street for the whole
lot OF Seventy-fve feet, and running back two hun
dred feet to the bayou The right OF redemption is
expressly waived and the right of dover relin-
pushed I'm said trust deeds and the titles good,
but sell and will convey only as trustee. This 29th
day of May 1878. A. WOODRUFF, Trustee.
md
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4 points decline; l2:37, quiet and steady;
las, quiet: 2:l7, steadier; 3:l0, weak.
Sales, 80, 900 bales
New Orleans closed fat at Ia; for mid
ding. Sales. $50 bales; receipts, net, 1874
bales; Rros 297 bales; exports coastwise
20 bales; to the continent, 80 bales; stock
1894 bales. Weeks sales. 2050 bales; re-
ceipts, net. 1777 bales; gross, 1865 bales; ex-
ports, ii 1855 bales.
Yesterdays Liverpool kilograms reported
the market dull; middling uplands, Gid;
Orleans, 7-l6d. Sales, 1000 bales. Re
ceipts, 400 bales, 1850 of which were Ameri-
can.
Liverpool arrivals opened with sellers at
32d decline; June, June-July and July.
August, 6 3-I6d; August-September, Gid;
September October, 6 ll-32@6 5-16d; Octo-
ber-November. Gid. At four o'clock Man
chester was dull and tending down. AT FIVE
O'Clock arrivals closed dull but steady.
the movement at the ports vas reported
as follows:
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LEGAL.
Non-Resident Notice.

No. 2S49-In tie Chancery Court Of Shelby county,
Tennessee-D. S. Robertson ct al VS.. George
CAN'T ct al.
II appearing from the sheris return in this cause
that the defendants John II. Mitchell. Margaret X.
Mitchell and W. c. Whitthome not to be found
in his county:
1t is therefore ordered, That they make their ap
pearance herein, at the courthouse the city OF
Memphis, Tenn, on before the Monday In
August 1873 and plead answer or demur to petition
of II. c. King the same will be taken for con-
fessed as to them and for hearing exparte; and
that copy of this order be published once week,
for four successive weeks, In the Memphis Appeal.
This 18th day OF June. 1873.
cOpy-attest: (. A COLE Clerk and Master.
BY r a. HcHenry, Deputy c. and NJ.
inchester sol. for compPt tu2O thu
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g-blrd, so one night, at Memphis, mer-
chant sent down box to him containing, as
he said, a magnificent Sandwich Island
knocking bird. The colonel spent several
hours whistling TO it, but was surprised to
hear not chirp from it, nor did it sing dur
ing the entire night. In the morning he hur
ried to take good look at 1t, and imagine
his surprise when he found it to be very
dilapidated young Shanghai chicken. 1t
hadn't feather on its whole body Ga one
wing it had three feathers, which, combined,
wouldn't make small quill pen, while on
the other were few downy hairs. He has
its pedigree written down, and is going to
present it 10 the Cincinnati geological gar
den as fine specimen of young black os-
trich captured IN West Franklin. The colo
mel don't seem to be very proud of his bald
bodied NET :"