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The New York herald., 1878-12-04
OBITUARY.

SAMUEL N. PooK, UNITED STATES NAVY.
Samuel NJ Pook. constructor in the United States
Navy died at his place Of residence. No. 259 Franklin
was born in Massachusetts, in 1soi He removed with
his parents to Portsmouth. y. H. when child. He
early acquired desire to learn the trade Of ship
wright and in furtheranoe OF that wish he went 20
the Brooklyn Navy Yard in 1926. and apprenticcd
10 that trade Of which he became q master. He
was appointed naval constructor in 1s4l. and was
attached to duty at the Portsmouth Navy Yard. He
rebuilt the sloop Of Proble, a vessel
England in 1872. He built the sailing
sloop of Saratoga which is still in active service
though scarcely available against iron vessels of
war He also designed and built the splendid sailing
irigste Congress in 1s4l The Congress was, it will
h. remembered, sunk in Hampton Roads by the con
federste ram Merrirnsc. He rebuilt the sloop
of war Princeton, which for many years
= fayorite manof-war with the navy. The old
frigate Constitution which IN 1872 defeated
the British frgatc Gucrriere reconstructed under
the supervision Of tho deceased in 1882 The finest
vessel built by him was however. the steam
frigae Minnesota sister ship of the frigate Roanoke
before the latter transformed INTO iron-clad
The Minnesota completed in 1855. She took
sctive part in tho naval niannuvrcs in Southern
waters during tho rebellion. aud is used =
schoolship. Mr.. Pook for several years on
duty at this station. and lived in Brooklyn.
where he widely known and much respected.
The innr1nites resulting from years of active life.
beginning TO press heavily upon him, he went tine
retired list Of naval constructors about years
ago. and since that time he had been off duty Nayal
Constructor Samuel ". Pook who was until recently
duty at the Brooklyn Navy Yard is his son. The
deceased was stricken by paralysis on last Tuesday
week and sank slowly despite the best medical at
tendance till death ensued. The funeral will take
place from his late residence this afternoon.
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THEODORE 2. HOWELL.

Mr.. Theodore p. Howell. ono Of the largest and most
highly esteemed patent leather manufacturers in
this country, died yesterday forenoon at his resi-.
nence Broad street. Newark. Mr.. Howell was born
ut succssunna Plains Morris county, ~ J., on jan
nary 8. 1919. His father. Jacob Drake Howell an
officer in tho United States army. and his mother sur
wives him, being upward Of ninety years Of age.
When nine years old young Howell went to
manufacture named Samuel NJ. Howell
hc became Of age he admitted into partners h p
with his uncle. He continued in tn. patent leather
business up 10 the time Of his death The works of
y. r. Howell a. Go. cover six acres OF ground in
Newark and comprise several large brick buildings
Ibere IL also branch manufactory ~ considerable
proportion at Middlctown. n. Y. Though of late
years not seen much at public meetings, Mr.. Howell
took deep interest in public questions Some years
ago he very active In politics. Originally a whio
he became republican wnen that party was founded
and ran ~ the first republican candidate for Mayor of
Newark i'm 1856. He was defeated by the late Mayor.
Moses Baeiow, who himself had run half a
dozen times before he was elected. During the war
and especially at the opening Of hostilities, Nr.
Howell very active as member Of the Public Aid
committee, Of which Governor Marcus J.. Ward was
chairman. Since 1856 Mr. Howell was repeated urged
by his party accept Office but he steadily declined
a. be taken away from his business, his family aud
his church He xas y chief pillar in the Park Pres.
5yterian Church. and altogether most estimable
citizen, whose death is universally dcplored in
Newark. lie leaves grown MP family ana splen-
did fortune outside of his liable business.
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CLEARED.

Steamer Olympia fBD, Craig. Hvsrpool-Hendsrson
Bros
steamer iceland Bels, Flsherty, ,AnverpPeter Wright
& Sons
steamer San Jscino tsp. late Americsu) Arraso Kings
ton jas w Welsh.
Steamer Wyanvke Couch Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Co
steamer Fanny Csdwalader, Clark, Bstimore-J $
krems
steamer Sinner. Wsrren, Philadephis-James Hand.
Steamer Glaucns, Bssrse. Boston--H Dimock y
Ship Rhcin Stetson, Iondon-firinnel Ninturn Co !,
ship d Mefcalf (Nor. knndsen Antwerp-C Tobias
Co
Bark Sieve Bloom (v,, Hsrkness. Liverpool Birkcn-
bead-Bowring Archibald.
Bark Blcmidon lBr) Msrsters London.scammall Bros
Bark Archer. Walker Rotterdam--H Bailey 4 Co.
Brig Emma Dean lven), Rodriguez Porto CsbeiIo and
Brig Morning. Light. Dill. Dcmerars-L W 4 Arm.
strong
Brig Rising Sun. GyifHng. Barhados-L Armstrong.
Schr VIM II Boardman, Richardson Pointa-Pitre-H
Trov bridges Sons
schr Aidana Rokcs Rhodes, Bermuda-Darrell a Co.
Schr " Dean tBi. Watts, 81 john NIB, via Perth Am
boy-P Nevius 4 SIN.
Schr Water Line. Kelly DISQUALIFICATION Ray.
Schr Gerge Hallock Sharrett, Georgetown and wash
ington-rames Van Bruns
schr Theresa, McQuinn, Phsdelphia-B Weinberg 4
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WAYLAID BY HIGHWAYNEN.

Roundsman Murray. of Jersey City, reported At the
Gregory street police station last night that William
Stein. ticket agent at the Communpaw station of the
Central Railroad. while his way home across the
Jersey avenue fats at half past ten o'clock. was
attacked by three who threw red pepper in his
and robbed him Of his watch and chain and $37
in money After securing the property the thieves
fed in the direction OF Communipaw. Stein made
his way to drug store. where his eyes dressed
and he went home. The affair was .elegrsphed to
Police Headquarters, and Inspector Murphy detailed
Detective Birdsal to follow up the robbers.
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ARrcrpo Nov i5-In port schr Latiner Bunnell for
Tslnware Brcakw ater. TO sail I'D.
AHsAfoLfs, M, Nov 2I-Ceared, schr Ancoha Wassoh
New York.
Carr uAyrrES. Nov IS--In port. brig Morancy, Small
from Ponce to load for United States. .
GIBRALTAR Nuy 2l-Passed steamer Acadia tBr, Young
from sicily, &c for New York.
HALiptr Nov 2b-Arrived schrs Tmpero Carlin Chariot
tetovn PEI for United States General Grant Prnce I'd
ward Island for do; Sea Bird do for do. .
Arrived Dec g. Dominion tBo, Bouchcite, Liver
pool :.
sailed Dec 3, steamer Marlborough CBr. Frascr, Nov
York -
CLEARED Nov bark Jane wrirhtBr Kerr Glasson Dock
from - Narparets Bayi brig Alice bradshaw b sand
ford from Now Ynrkl. Passages. =
POW tsroSio Nn Io--In port. schrs Eunco New.
comb. Baker ana Addic u Warner, Lewis wtg cargo.
SuRiSks NOV 2sj--Saed brig Eric, Sparks, Boston
SANTOS Oct 23-sacd bark Alfa dtaU. halatests, Nev
Orleans.
18th. bark Claverhuuse lHrl. Psieson, do.
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HEALTH MATTERS.

At the meeting of the Health Board yesterday the
Sanitary Superintendent directed institute in
quiries into the in which lodging houses
conducted and report whether they overcrowded
in any way calculated to spread disease A commu-
nication 10 him submitted by Sanitary Inspector
Tracy relative to the sale OF rejected ham and
shoulders stands at the Vesey street side of Wash
ington Market. i'll which some severe structures
were passed upon the practice.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 3, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED M THE HrRALD srTAm YACHTS AND HERALD
wufTrsroSE TELEGRAPH LINE.

nrrorTEp rr THE HERALD srEaM YACHTS AND HERALD
wniIEsroSE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Bothnla (Br MeMickan Liverpool Nov % and
Queenstown afth with ndse and 2uJ passengers 20 q
franckyn Nov 80 LAT ~ % Ion ~ 10, passed su italian
bark showing letters PHrB. bound II
steamer The Queen Brl Alltree Liverpool Nov 2 aud
Queen RID With pdse and IO5 passengers TO
Hurst Nov 80 lat ~ Ion o. passed French steamer,
bound r. -.
steamer Somerset fBr) stanper Bristol 70 days with
mdse and passengers 20 w u Morgan. Had very hne
weather.
steamer Capella be- Drydcn Newcastle NovD, Plymouth
ltt and Delaware Breakwater Jnh In ballast 10 Henhcf
Bros
steamer fIcrder GER Brandt, Hamburg Nov 20 and
Havre I'D with and iJ9 to kunbarnt
Co Had variable winds and westher.
Steamer Canada FRI Frangue Havre Nov %, with ndse
and III pfssen gers to Louis de Beban
Steamer hudson Gagcr New Orleans Nov n with mdse
and passengers 10 Clark Seaman.
steamer Nes York Quick New Orleans days with ndse
20 Bngari = Morgan.
steamer City u palas, chestey, Fcrnandina Nov -.
Bruns~ek ~ nnd ori Royal atn, sitb mdse and pas
scngers 10 y II Mallory CO.
steamer tfaac hell Lawrence Richmond ctr Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers ~ the Old Dominion
steamer John Gibson. Trsvcrs, Gvorseto~p, Dc, with
\ mdse toJ Rooms. III.
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HERMAN L. zAHxN.

Herman r Zahnn. who died at his residence. No.
so Washington avenue, Brooklyn. on sunday last
member y thr arm ~ cotton. zainn \ Rob
erts. art publisher. " this city. He born Au
gist a. sy. ~ knnigsbcrg Prussia. aud studied AZ
the Berlin University TIL he seventeen years of
age, when he 70 the United States. He resided
in Boston for many years and aftervard went 70
live In Brooklyn.
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SPURIOUS THEATRE TICKETS.

Mr. Edward H. Starin has several times Of late de-
tected counterfeit tickets among those received at the
door of Niblos Garden, and he reported the matter
10 Captain Keaiy. The lstter ntrusted the case 10
Detective Mcknight who last evening arrested Fritz
Nunner a barber. Of No. J75 Broome street The
detective says he caught the barber in the act Of sell
ing numbers Of tickets at from ten to fifteen cents
lpiece.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
[PER STEAMER WYnMINc.

ASTORIA, q, Nov 24Aryed, barks Martha Fisher tBrl
Moignsrd. Auckland; British Com n,erce tRr). kendsl
yokehsms Europa Kor Thcscn. do; Melancton, hanson
san Francisco. ..
sailed-Bark Tdrze He'll fBr), Tcnton, United Kingdom
ALEXANDRIA, Dec 2--Arrivcd steamer q Knight
chirester New York. schrs Twilight Philadelphia; u
Terri, New York; Murray VandiNrr Washnngton' "
odornc, Boston, Mary > Adams. winds.r.
Passed down-Schfs Flanagan. Tor Al'yns rolnt;
Emma shaw. for Fall River tboth from tse"vuetown
BOSTON bee Arrived stramcrs Samaris tBr, Gin,
Liverpool; SAXON SNOW, phrade,pha schrs He,en Mar,
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SPOKEN.

Ship Jeremiah Thompson from New York for Yokohama,
Nov H. lat II ~ n. Ion ~ 30 W.
American ship. showing signal letters 'TTCL, bound s.
Oct 81. lat % 4, Ion r. w.
BARK Brothers Br, from Baltimore Bordeaux Nov
lar A. Ion ~.
Schr Welcome Homo (sr, Nickersen from st John. NIB,
for Barbados Nov 10. lat - A. lon IS tr.
schr Helen {; King Aylward from New York for Petit
Goaye, Nov -, lat 81 Is Ion ~ SO.
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SAILED.

Steamers Wyanoke, for Richmond: Albcnarie. r~wcs.
Del: ships Thcrese, Havre sknlds CSor,. Amsterdam
Game Cock AMER: hanks Ano lAus Trieste Gemsbok
Zanzibar; Chsrles Kenny. shanghai; Monroyia Non.
Brest: Y l. Petting Caao: Guardiana PortI, oporso;
Haadon Haak Nor. Naples brrs Bctel Aus. Bey
rout: Nellie. Santa Cruz Morning Light. Demerara
sailed I'd steamer Sorrento (Brl, for Hull
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Now London Dec ., bark Nile Spcer. from
Cumberland Inlet with $50 bills oil and 6ooo bs bone
August Heybolt. seannn drowned on the 10Th OF
june. 1878. while the vessel was ice bound
letter from Capt hcsbro. Of sehr Golden Weat OF New
London dated Sandy Point Sept 18TH rcnorts her snfe
rival after passage N days from Cape verdes had taken
right whale. All we'll
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

IN obedience TO order from the Lighthouse Board
Hereford Inlet coast If New Jersey has been buoyed
Tho buoy lies ia "a fathoms Hereford Inlet Lighthouse
bears i :.
There % feet ~ at low on the bar All
tho bnoys mid channel buoy and te passed close
20 either side The into the inlet is follows
From sea buoy to bar buoy by Il ~ hnr bury 20 the
third buoy. n; third buoy the fourth buoy SW a
" fourth buoy % the fifth buoy stS.
After passing the fifth. huoy tal the others being
from, steer NV 10 fair anchorage the
until the lighthouse bears SSW then follow the
east marsh into the reach above where there Is
cc,lent haibor.
q. u. WHITE Commander u s Navy.
Inspector Fourth Lighthouse District.
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.

STEAM YACHT LuRLINE FOR SALEM ruLb
lDcommssion crew and engineer hoard. having just
arrived from southern trip; In perfect order Can bs
scen ~ foot ~ Morgan street Jersey City For price &C.
apply III lat It,, Jersey City
WANTED-AN iRoS HULL TUGBoAT WITH CON.
~ pound engine aud condenser light drsught, water
tanks, Ar., &c old Apply to WILLIAMS, BLACK
Co. he William ~. New York
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CArsizEn DERrLcr large derect vessel was seen bot
tom =, miles u half of Cape enlopen by steamer
Alyah tBrl. from Sunderland, al Philadelphia Sd
Lsuseasp-At bath. Nov 81 from the yard Of liaesn
rhuro~. schr Addis K Hattie. She il owned by the
builders, and has tonnage OF ~ 43 tons
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KILLED BY A HORSE CAR.

Joseph Herman, seven years old. of No. 22s East
Third street. over by car No. 26 Of the Ave-
nue. hne in Third street between avenues B and G..
last evening" He taken to the Eleventh preciDct
where he died Patrick Flanagan. the driver was ar
sfxd
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THE WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NV yoRK, Dec J-Noon.
TIE Western Union time ball fell to-day twenty
hnndredths of . second fast
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WRECK BroY orr GAPH HENRY, VIRGINIA.
Attention is called to the fact that bnoy. marking the
wreck o tho English bark Evciin which lcs in i fnthoms
Of to the sonhward and eastward Of apc Henry has
been Incorrectly plotted Mt this Office all charts ncud-
ing those Of the Us Survey issncd by this Office
The position Of the buoy s sSE r. Il, about 13ls
miles frou Cape Henry
Bearings magnetic. Variation, deg westerly in 1878
ESGLAND-sCIfLv IsLANDs-ALTgR IN CHARACTER or
STONES
In reference previous notice to the effect that in the
of the o the the character OF
The Seven Stones light would be changed from two fixed
lights to white revolving light showing three ashes Ia
quick succession followed by interval Of ~ seconds OF
darkness the whole revolution occupying minute notice
given that owing TO the nera
tion will not he made until the month OF May 1873 Due
notice will he given when the change is effected.
BY order of the EureauOf Navigation
Il FRANKLIN Captain. UsN,
photographer to the Bureau.
Us HYpROCRAPiIIC OFFICE WAsHiNGroS, Nov ~. 1875
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
SirNey-

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK PoB THE MONTH
DrcEMBFR.
The New York herald., 1878-12-04

srHsERslpE PEI Nov 27--Ceared, schr Lizzie Emma
Thompson. New York. .
SHFLBuRNf, SS Nov 29-Arrivcd. brig Annio Murchic
tBrl Smith. Traes
ST JoES. Nh Dec 3-Arrived sehrs w Barry tBrl Doug
lass: Ocean Belle r Wsson; Southern Cross tpri. rat
terson; Hugh Ross B) Miller, aud Acacia Br, uaniyn,
New York
VICTORIA, VI Nov 25--saicd bark Kasow (Br Gadd,
China.
Passed down 10Th bark Sierra Nevada Nelson for San
Francisco.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

HoLYHgAp, Dec 3-wnd y. moderate; barometer 3i.23s
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-14

Too much cannot be SAID in piaise o
that gieat cough remedy, Coussens
Compound Honey of Tar. 1t will no
only afford relief in case of an o-dina
ry cold, but the sufferer with Con-
sumption may rely on it as a perma-
nent cure if taken in time, and accoid
ing 20 directions. To persons afflicted
with chronic cough, which dislurbs
their rest at night, it affords sweet and
refreshing sleep, and for Coughs,
Colds, Group, Whooping Cough, Sore
Throat, Hosrseness, etc, it is simply
one OF the greatest medical blessings
OF the age. Use Coussens' Compound
Honey of Tar. Price so cents a bottle.
For sale by G. G. Phillips, Winches.
ter, Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-14
GROUND.

AT the foot of Lookout Mountain, neal
Chattanooga, Tenn, was fought many E;
hard battle during the war.
On that same ground, nearly forty years
ago, Il victory was gained more glorious
than any gained by our armies. A cine
dy was there discovered for liver diseases
that excited the wonder OF scientific men
and physicians. Purely vegetable. it cx-
celled in curative properties the mineral
drugs. such ~ calomel, and was as harm
less to the system and almost as pleasant
to the taste rs coffee. This world famous
remedy is DR. a z Simmons Vegetable
Liver Medicine, manufactured by NJ A
Thedtord Il Co.. Chattanooga, Tenn. 1t is
for sale by } NJ llutclins and &C Phil
lips, Winchester. Tern, who have also
some trial packages which will be given
to all applicants free OF charge.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-14

What glorious achieve ments ar,
possible to US If We only possess good
health, with its usual accompaniment,
OF a cheerful mind! Therefore no
means should he neglected to preserve
IT'S vIsor' and restore it when impaired.
Bear in mind that Coussens' Com
pound Honey of Tar. which relieves
Whoopins Cough, Sor, Throat and
HoaIseness, etc, is IN infallible cure
Tor Consumption. That dreadful dis
ease which consigns 10 many gifted
men and women to an early grave can
he cured by C~oussens' Compound
Honey OF Tar, Price so cents a bottle.
For sale by G. G. Phillips, winches-
ter, Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-14

When the present State administra-
ton OF Alabama came into power, the
obligations issued by Governor Lewis
were from 20 to q per cent. below
par in Montgomery, and in other parts
of the State the depreciation was from
40 to 90 per cent. Now the obliga-
tons are practically at par. A few
days ago they were sold at 102, or two
cents premium.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-14

A special from Washington to the
Cincinnati Gazette (Radical) says
that there is excellent authority for
stating that Mr.. Hayes, after due con
sideralion and dclibera,ion, hos con.
cluded to defy Wells, Anderson, Chan
der and the whole gang to do their
worst. His friends assert that he has
always stuaiously avoided claiming
that he had the popular or even the
electoral vote, but has always held
that he was a sort of military necessity,
who had been installed in Office, how
ever, under the highest possible sanc~
ton {! Flaw.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-14
THE NEW CHURCH DOCTRINE
BY WILL CARLETON,

Thtre's come n singular doctrine, Sue,
Into our church to-day;
These Gurus words are what the new
Young preacher had to say:
That literal cvcrlnstin' fire
Was mostly IN our eye;
That sinners dead, iftIley desire,
Can get smother try;
he doubted If warmer cline
Than this wO' ID could be proved;
The little snip-l fear some time
He'll get his d0ub.s removed.
I've wat he'd my duty, straight and true,
An tried to DO IL well;
Part of the time kept heaven In view,
An part stepred clear o hell;
An now "alf Of this work Is naught,
II | must list to him,
An this ere devil | have fought
Was only just II within;
Vain are the dangers | have biaved,
The sacrifice they cost;
For what fun Is 1t to be saved,
If no one else Is lost!
Just think !-SuppoSc when once | view
The heaven I've toiled to win,
A lot OF unsavcd sinners. too.
Comes walkin' srandly IN!
An acts TO home, saine Ms if they
Had read their title clear,
An looks at me, AS II to say,
"We'rc glad to see you herc!"
AS It to say. "While you lave been
SO fast to toe the mark,
We waited till it raincd and then
Got tickets Tor the ark !"
Yet. there would be some N that crowd
I'd rather like to see:
Ny boy Jack-it must be allowed,
There was no worse than heI
I've always felt somewhat to blame, .
In several different ways,
That he lay down on tllorns O shame
To end his hoy hoods days;
AM III be willin' to endure,
If that the Lord thought beet.
a minutes quite hot temperature,
To clasp him to my breast.
Old Captain Barnes was evils son--
with hcterOdoXy crammcd;
| used to think he'd he the one
lfanv one was damned;
Still. wien | saw n lot o poor.
That he had clothed and ted,
Cry desolatcly round his door
As soon rs he vas dead,
There came II thought | couldn't control,
That in some neutral land,
I'd like to meet that scorched-up soul,
An shake it by the hand.
Poor Jennie Willis, will, a cry
OF hopeless. sad distress,
Sank sudden down, one ight. to die,
All in her ballroom dress;
She had II precious little while
TO pack up I'M away;
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-14

Jasper J, Jones, Register in Chan
Gerry Of Jackson county, Ala, was
shot in The head, one day last week, by
n pistol in the hands of Benz. Franks,
formerly of this county. The shooting
was done at Mr. Jones residence, near
Scot,sboro, aud grew out OF n misun-
derslanding about the building OF Il
no Ise for Mr.. Jones, which Franks
had been working upon. Jones died
from the effects of the shot. Franks
made his escape.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-14

A meeting of the merchants and
business men of Nashville was recently
held in that city to make an expression
OF theiriviews on the silver question.
Several speeches were made. and Il me
mortal to Congress Was read, setting
forth the necessity of the remoneLiza-
ton of silver, and urging Congress to
restore silver to Its proper place as a
legal tender and standard of value.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-14

The difference between a 'concur
rent and '%joint" resolution in Con.
grcss is, that the former, if passed,
must 90 to the President for his signa~
lure, while The latter is only to be acted
on by both Houses. Mr.. Conkline at
tempted to change the Mathews silver
declaration to a Concurrent" resolu-
ton, so that the President could act on
it, but his motion was voted down.
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p a ting!


Would inform the citizens of Winches-
ter and Franklin county tat he is ready
to paint Houses, Carriages. Signs. or do
any kind Of good painting they may wish.
An experience of fifteen years, in which
time he has made it his study, ought to
justify him in saying that his work will be
well done. and he solicits the patronage of
all who want good work that will stand
the test of time. DO not deceived by hum
bugs who do not understand the mixture
OF paints, and who do theil work in a Slip
shod manner
All orders lett ut Mrs. Jane I.ogan's res
idence ON High street, in Winchester, will
receive his prompt attention.
5. I. LOGAN.
sepl3-ly
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-14

jas. III. Stone, a wcll.to.do anC
highly respectable citizen Of Cannon
county, living on Stones river. Il few
miles from Woodbury., committed sui
eide n few days ago, by cutting his
throat with n pocket knife. His body
was discovered eight hours after he
was missing, in a woods lot %severa!
hundred yards from The house, No
cause assigned.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-14

FoREIoN. The Russians occupy
Constantinople, and the war may now
be considered at an end, for Turkey
cannot resist longer. But new compli.
cations have arisen which have put
England into a Juror, growing out of
the insult given her feet that was sent
TO the scene OF action We may ex
poet stirring news very soon,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-14

The last issue OF the Knoxville Trib
Inc contains the announcement tina
Franc. M. Paul has bought and be
come the sole proprietor ofthat estnb-
lisbment, embracing all the material
machinery, furniture, rights, credits,
property, interests, etc. Col. Fleming
will remain as editor, and the political
complexion Of the paper will not be
changed.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-14

Remember, that if you want any o,
the most popular magazines or papers,
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