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New-York tribune., 1878-04-13

bvor wronged might also forgive him. This
he repeated to me as late this morning lie seemed
thoroughly broken down by the accumulated perse-
eutiOns that, as be thought, had been wrongfully
heaped upon him. and said that he looked forward with
hope and Joy to the release by death. Yet ne
exhibited the same spirit and plnck IN Hs
death that he had shown through the many ycssiudes
of his life. From the first Of his last attack II
seemed that his strength had completely exhausted
by his long confinement and had lost all elasticity and
recuperative power Ills death quiet and painless
and be was in full possession Of his faculties to the end
"Mr Tweed's family continued Mr.. Dewey icon-
sisted of his wife and eight chldrenfour sons ana -FOUR
daughters Mrs. Tweed has been for several years a
confirmed invalid and last Fan went to Europe tor
the benefit of her health She has obtained no reheI
from her journey, and her condition is now considered
critical II is doubtful IL she is able 10 return
About two years ago the sight OF one eye was
Injured by a toy in the hands Of one OF the
children OF the family and she has suffered from
this extreme pain. Mrs. Tweed is now living IN
a retired village in Italy, not far from Rome We
shall advise her OF The event by mail. TWO
sons William NJ. and Richard, and an unmarried
daughter-an invalid from childhOod-are WIN
their mother Two daughters married to brothers OF
the name Of McGinnis, are living in New-Orleans
They have probably already left that city, and VIII
arrive in time for the services Two young children
boys are at school in Connecticut. The youngest per-
hans both has not seen his father for number OF
years The only member of the immediate fam
uy at present living here, is Mrs Frederick
Douglass at whose residence the body now
lies The appearance of the body this evening is much
more lfeike than when saw il in the afternoon Many
people have called through the day. but few nave Oeeh
admitted Among those who allowed TO view the
body this evening were exJudge Scott, David Miller
George W. Belts, OK Senator Cornell and exSuperntend
ent helgO,
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O1HER DEATHS.
+. DELAFIELD SMITH.

E. Delafeld Smith, the well-known lawyer
OF this city, died at Shrewsbury, ~ j. at the OF fifty
twoyears The disease which proved fatal paralysis
OF the throat lips mouth superinduced by apopexy
He had been suffering from paralysis since April3.
Mr.. Smith born at Rochester. n. Y, May S, 1925
His father was Dr. Archeaus @. Smith, surgeon In the
war Of 1912, and physician well known throEehoui
Western New-York. In 1886 DR. Smith removed to New
York City, ana his SOD, Deahed, educated at the
University OF the City Of Sew-YOrk. su6se
quenty he was professor In its Law Faculty, and al
time Of his death was member OF the Law Commit
tee OF It's Council. While a student in the Uni
yersty he was the poet OF his class
lie was graduated at the age OF twenty. and was al
mitted to tbe bar two years later the year following
he began the practice OF his profession alone.
In 1851. the young lawyer entered into partnership
with Smith Gift Subsequently, he connected himself
business with Isaac =. Martin and Augustus r. smith
the latter being his brother From 1894 20 1852 Mr.
Smith published four large volumes OF selected
judicial decisions. known now under tho name Of
Il. ID. Smiths Reports. He remained member Of the
firm OF Martin 4 smith until be appointed United
States DistrictAttOrDey Gt New York IN April. 1891
during President Lncons administration This position
It while performing the duties OF this once tina,
Gordon s sin MASTER brought 6e s ssvep sa0d re .I so
withstanding that In 1850 Gordon was offered
Amang tSe maay other cases that Mr. smith eopaSsied
was that against John ~ Andrews, leader OF the New
ABOUT the time OF IAncolns assassination Mr. smith
resigned his position DlstnctAtorney, and engagd
again without q partner in the practice Of the
law. lie soon built up large ana lucTa.
tive business Almost the last Official act Of
ex-MayOr A. Oakley Hall was 20 appoint Mr.. Smith 10
the Office OF Corporation Counsel Of this city This post
lion he filled until be was removed by Mayor Nickfam
This action was approved by Governor nden, AusGst
., 1875, and the Mayor Immediately appointed
the present counsel William G. Whitne6 10 uii the
vacancy. At about the time Mr. SMITHS wife died
His health became impaired aflerward,
partly, It was believed, ON account Of tue
domestic loss he thus sustained. For sone
time he has been troubled with apopleyy, which
finally resulted In his death. M. smith was
an active Republican politician Tor many yearA
AT The time OF his death he attorney Of record
the June case.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13

man. few minutes before his death. "Fairchild and
Tlden have killed me-" Mr.. Townsend added' that
earlier in the day Tweed had talked with Mr. Edesten
and Others about the delay Of the AttorneyGenerh ID
setting him Free and that his words about Farch'a ana
Tden had been spoken when he had full knowledge Oh
bis approaching death
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
TIE RIGHT REV. G. A. sELWYS. d. d.
LONDON, April 12.-The Right Rev. George
Augustus selwyn. d. D., bishop Of Lohleld, ls dead

Bishop Selwyn was a Jealous prelate of the
Church Of England IN Isil be renounced prefer
ment az home TO become the first Bishop OF New
Zealand. In that vast diocese, which included many
scattered islands OF the Pacific he labOred for abOui
twenty years, aui succeeded m placing the Anglican
church on firm basis He enjoyed the cOntdeuce ~ the
natives to remarkable degree, and returned uuharmed
to England to become Ia isGT, Bishopof Llcihcid lie
wac very studiOus. and published the following works :
d" Are Cathedral Institutions Useless {" "scfmons,.
Tribal Analyses Of the Bible" aud " The Work
OF Christ In the World" He visited this
country aud Canada IN 1874 The mis-
sionary ships" IN which this good bishop visited mauy
islands I'm the Pacific was provided by Miss Yonge ol
OF the profits OF the " Heir OF Redcli1e," popular
novel published IN 1853.
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natey upbraiding himself and chers and in the sams
breath bemoanng his fate and curslng his friends
The accounts say the old mans death was peaceful
Certainly IL wBe strange ending 10 youth OF riot
manhood Of punder and an old age OF great gliefs
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13

Mr. Devlns place. and theJurygave verdict IN accoro
ance with the opinions of Drs Cushan and Carnochan
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13

Tweed's power in municipal politics dated from his
election as member of tue old Board Of Supervisors In
1856, but in this his power very limited and
constant or long endurance. Ring formed in this
Board for plunder by the detection OF Republican Su
pervisor, who brbed to keep from the Board
on an important occasion. This Ring composed of
John Fox, James Hayes, Henry Smith, Walter Roche
and others, some OF whom became prominent In the
greater Ring subsequently formed The thefts Of this
Ring were comparatively small Many public works
we're in progress. upon which number Of tradesmen
who subsequently, largely involved In the greater
frauds were employed and the spos consisted Of rib
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-12-19
From the 18th District.
EsTILL SPRINGS, Tenn, Dec. l6.
Editor Home journal:

EsTILL SPRINGS, Tenn, Dec. l6.
Editor Home journal
Two Of the three couples we mentioned
in our last as contemplating matrimory.
eOnsumnated their hearts desire ut the
llymenial altar-Mr. JudsOn Corn to Miss
Mollic Sublctt; Mr.. John Holt to- Miss
Sallic Corn. We hope the future years
may find them as happy as the present.
Our joe was present rs usual; in fact
he Is an indispensable adjunct to all by
mental ceremonies. BE particular. JO-
scph.to always carry with you needle and
thread. and Il good supply of buttons. IL
ever Won suffer the female delicate digits
to replace a missing button on your waist
coat. your days OF barhelorhood are In
danger of being brought to Il speedy end.
We are really sorry to lave " say thai
some of our young men vacated tho tene-
ment OF flesh on last Saturday, to make
room fer king Alcohol" und 1t Is ust0n-
ishing how the old tyrant abused and
threw their b 'dies ubont, and we wonder
how the poor souls felt when they crept
back into their shattered DO les. We
verify believe that the devil enters into
the body of man in the form OF liquor
Keep your mouths fast closed. Dung men,
when IN tnc neighborliood OF king Al
cohol.' and by every manner of means
prevent his gaining an entrance into your
stomach. where lie may have iull access to
blood. nerve and brain
The "option liquor petition Is 3ein!
pretty generally signed, but we are II lIt.
tie doubtful OF its efficacy. Nevertheless
there is nothing like rying.
Yours, II. STYX.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-12-19

When Slater, of the Winchester
Home Journal, read last weeks Leila
non Herald he pat on his war paint
and started out to Lebanon on loot
mu,lcring "fend! bullud" etc
JCIarksville Tobacco Leaf,
If the editor of tho Winchester
Home Journal. after reading the last
number of the Lebanon Herald, does
not proceed Immediately to domollsl'
the editor of the last named paper, MS
brethren OF the press will think What
they will think. The case calls ioI
pistols or plasters. Murlreesboro
News.
Now, just see how these editors arc
trying to get up fuss between "hlt'
and oursef. What was it White sali
gentlemen. that We should go back up
Oh the peaceable instincts OF our M
tnre, upon our benign edu'ation' an'
,,ecome bellicose and murder DR.
White? What did DR. White say
Why didn't you copy Wits article
and why don't your You must TT
that first before you can make "u'
good case.
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Home Journal.
rERSs OF ADVERTISING I:
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Our subscribers, We presume, saw quite
an improvement last week in the print OF
the lone journal. We hope to be able IN
the future to have our paper neatly PRINT
ed. And we are very much in the notion
to purchase new material, "out and OUT
and know that it will require an eXpendi-
ture of about 5000. We are also very
much in the notion to buy IL cylinder
press, which will cost about 81 900. Now,
we want to 90 all this in order that the
Home journal may be enlarged and made
n paper which will reflect credit upon
Franklin county. And in order to do so,
we only ask every subscriber in arrears to
pay up and pay in advance for 1873. And
rs an inducement we make the following
proposition:
Those in arrears, If they pay up, can
have a reduction OF 10 per cen ut. on their
Indebtedness.
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Non Resident Notice.

Daniel Young vs. Anthony Stewart and
others.
Upon motion, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Clerk u Master from
compIanant's Injunction Bill in above
cause. which is sworn to. that the defend
ants. Henry Young, William Young.
George Young. Startling Young; aud Ma
ny Young and Mcargarctt Young, and
their husbands. whose christian and sur
names are both unknown, but Mary and
Mar9Hrrtt are children OF John Ieung.
deceased, are nOn-rcSidcntS at the State OF
Tennessee, 80 that the ordinary process OF
law cannot be served upon them.
IL is therefore ordered that publication
hr made for four consecutive weeks In the
Home journal. published in Winchester.
Tenn, requiring said nonresident de-
icudnts To appear on or before the 18th
Monday in January next. before the
Chnnccry Court at Winchester, Franklin
county Tenn. and plead, um>wcror demur
to complainlnts bill, or the same will be-
taken for confessed and set tor hearing cS
purtc as To them.
Witness my hand. at Office in Winclies-
ter, Tenn. this Nov. 18th. ISIS.
4. II. fINCll c. " NJ.
noy2l-lw 4,
Brannan & Hunt, Solicitors for com
plainants.
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There is much complaint because
trivial cases IN our Circuit Court cost
the State and our county so heavily.
Little suits involving small amounts,
are tried and lctret, and before YER
dict can be had, or appeals cstpppcd
the costs incident thereto have run up
to asrming figures. And all this
comes Off the taxpayers, We hope
uul excellent Represenlativc-e!cct, Mr..
John Il. Beasley, who Is Il lawyer rs
well AS editor and gentleman, will give
this matter his attention, PRO homo
PuBLICo.
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THE SUN FOR 1879.


TnE Sun viii be printed every day dt
ring the ycnr to come. Its purpose M,
method VIII be the same ~ III the pas
10 present all the news in u rrndahI
shape, and to tell the truth though II "
heavens TALL. n
THE SCN has been, w. ana VII continue
to be- independent Of cveryhody ana ev-
rythlng save the Truth anu lls own cor
vlctions OF duty. That Is the only polm'
which IN honest newspaper nrtd hav'
That II the policy which has won Tor IN
newspaper the confidence ana lrlcndSh
OLA wider constituency than was ever rl
| joErd ny any uther American journal
InE sun v the newspaper Tor the pee
pie II Is not Tor the rlrII man aga INST tii'
poor mani or Tor the pour man against IT,"
rlrI man, bnI 1t seeks to do equal JuStlr'
10 all Interests III lh0 community. IL /
not The organ OF any class sect or party.
mere nrcd De no mystery ABOUT It's IoH''
Nhd hates. u Is LOT lIe hohcSt mar
against the roGUro every tIlhc' II Is loi
the honest bcmocFat rs against the us
modest Rrpuhllcnll' ana 'or tN' honest ne
publican ~ against IAr UshonoNt l)e'h"'
rmt. ltdoc' not take us cue from t'lr W
trrAnccS Of any .oIlticlan or Poil'lcaI ot'
gan1alion. IL gives It's support uhr'-
s'rNrdly Wheh men or measures are ,'
! agreement WIN I'' N"UN'''uI'o" n"" M ~
thr pllhciGr' upon WHICH I"'H az, h'Pun,'G
was rounded Tor lhc people whenever
| the Constitution ana c"nSt,t"'"hN' Prlh-
| rlpIcN are NIoaVN-AS III .nc ""II"-'"''
conspiracy o. lop' ny why" nan h'"
! elected was placed IL tnc fttNluthl OF
lice. where he SUI rGmnlhS-lt NPeaNH o't
tor the llGht' Ih"l Is 'Lc N"' l"'h 81
independence. IN lh's T''P''V Wv, W !"
be no change III us lTOEIhlll'l' lOT lN'J
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-12-19

The Springfield advertised in our
paper by Mr.. Colgrove, is certainly
superior in every respect. We hav"
tried several patent spring beds within
the past few years, and this one de-
serves the premium. 1t is simple hut
substantial. 1t will not wcrr out the
mattress, affords no harbor tor chinch
o., and has head raise attached which
can be easily adjusted to suit The con
venience Of the slumberer. We wonld
not part with ours for three times its
cost
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FROM DECIlEHD.

DECnERD, Tenn, Dee. lG
Editor Home journal:
have but little Of interest to give You
this week.
The weather l. dark and gloomy, and
reminds Us that the end of the year is
drawing nigh, and the Christmas viii
soon be here.
The Young folk are preparing to have II
Christmas Tree display at the prcsbytc-
rian Church Christmas eve. They have
procured the services OF Mr., Cutler Cher
~ ~ decorate the tree tor them We hope
all may have 4 gay time.
We learn that Mr. Cutler Cherry is 90
ING to move to Nashville. We would re-
2rct to lose him, tor he is II good nctShbor,
and u clever, icc,gentleman.
Mr. Alex Bryant's team ran away with
him the other day. He came very near
getting badly hurt, y.
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Non Resident Notice.

Edward Morris ct. al. V. Frank Morris
and others.
Upon mo,ion, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Clerk 4 Master. from
romplainants' Bin in above cause, which
is sworn to. that the drfcn lunt>, Bald
win Lee and wife Mary zee. \. q. Mann
and wife Susan Mann, Win Ice. William
Edward wee. Ann Lee. Sarah wallace
and her husband. - Wallace, Susan
Jane Mexican and her husband, ---
Mexican. are uOu-rcsidrnts oi the state OF
Vrunc>-rr. SO that the ordinary process o!
law cannot be served upon them.
II j. therefore ordered lHat publication
be made for luu" successive weeks in the
Home jo0ruaI. published IN " inrhcStcr
Tenn. requiring said nDu-rr-ident de-
PENDANTS to appear ON or before the fourth
Monday January next before the ban
Gerry Court at Winchester. Frankliuroum-
ty, Tennessee, and pl"ad.answcr ordemur
accomplishments bill. orthC same viii be
taken furtonfrsscdand set for hearing cX
partc rs to them. Witness my hand. at
Office in Winchester, tennessee, this
October 81, lo1a.
TIL. FINCH. G. 4 N.
octiO-iW ~
Fitzpatrick 4 Gregory and Simmons 4
Curtis. solicitors for complainantS.
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G,ribaldi will winter in Genoa. Genoa
a better place to stay Detroit Free
Never having taken Turin Italy we
can't say -lSt. Adams Advertiser.
We Travelled Milan II hall there once.
Did YOU Eavenna about it when you got
home - New York Herald. =. ,o,
Venice thi. thing to be stopped p Gin
cjnnati Commercial.
Vienna time, you will Dublin with
the Home journal and Rome with us.
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The Nashville Weekly American ha,

The Nashville Weekly American has
been enlarged to - pages, containing
Sc, cnty-two columns. and yet the sub
scription price (2.20) has not bern in~
creased. We heartily commend it t"
the patronage OF the people of Frank
lin count, and will take pleasure in
forwarding subscriptions for them.
ANY subscriber to the Home journal
can get the Weekly American for 81 70
per annum by applying to us.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-12-19

Pork is cheap. Everything nearly
is cheap now. We have reached a
gold basis. But people complain just
as much as, ever. The fact is, we have
long since given up the belle: that a
time will ever come when people viii!
not complain.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-12-19

Capt. A i. Upshaw, Of Columbia, is
candidate Tor Principal Clerk Of the
next House of Representatives OF the
General Assembly in Tennessee. and
we feel no hes:tancy in recommending
him AS competent and worthy. He is
we'll known as journalist, and luIl Of
eacrgv, and we wish him success.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-12-19

Some Of our exchanges are suggest
ing that Gov. Marks should appoint
such and such men to Office. We vcne
ture the prediction that Gov. MARKS
will appoint men who are competent
and he will have an eye single to the
public good. He will endeavor to DO
his duty, and will not be guided by IA.
vorilism or personal feeling. When
ever he should fail to please all, we
would ask the question: Who could
do better?
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Insolvency..

The insolvency OF the estate of \. VI
Craw ford. Sc deed, having beer suggest
ell. all parties indebted to said estate must
make immediate payment; and all claiu>
against the estate must he presented. duly
to the County Court CLERK
at Winchester. within six months from
late. or they will be- forever barred.
a. NJ. WORD. Jr
Oct 80. lS7S-lm Administrator.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-12-19

AT stated meeting Of Cumberland
Lodge, No. l5S. f. A. NJ, Dec. 7th.
1878. the following officers were elect.
ed for the ensuing year:
Ljnsey Jones, W, Nj.
Il. j. Gaines, :. w.
John Hesler, j. W.
John Burrough, Treasurer
w. l.. Buckley, Secretary.
W. W. Martin, 5. d.
A. 5. Embrey, j. ID.
Isaac Young, s. u T.
The installation Of officers will take
place at The Hall, in Winchester, Frir
day, Dec. 9th, at 10 A NJ. sharp.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-12-19

They say it was young man from
Winchester who was promcnadlng
about the Capitol with a young lady,
and when asked If no did not like the
beautiful moonlight nights in Nash
vile said Yes, but love the moon
light afternoons better"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-12-19

You may hang out pieces OF beef bo>
fore your door to let passers>by know
You have beef for sale. The beef will
get black, if it does not spoil, but II
little advertisement IN the Home Jour
nal. which would not cost much more
than the spoilt beef, woHld he better
sign. 1t would reach the eyes Of those
who have the money.
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Literary Entertainment

A Literary Entertainment, consisting
of ESSAYS, Select Readings, Music, Vo'
cal and Instrunental) will be given by
the Argonaut Society, composed OIL
the members of the Senior Class OF
Mary Sharp College, on Monday night
December 23d.
Admission, % cents. The proceeds
for the hsnofit of the Society. Doors
omen at 6 o'clock.
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Northeastern Notice.

Samuel Smith. Trustee. dc. vs.. C. ~.
llockcrsmith and others.
Upon motion and it appearing to the
satisfaction Of the Clerk aud Master from
compainaut'S bill in above cause. which
i Sworn to, that the dctrndlnts G. VI
IIorkcr,mth and wife Elizabeth Hooker
smith. Thomas ] DarN inland EaylcS4 BAR
win. are non residents of the state OF
Tennessee. so that the ordinary process OF
law cannot be served upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home journal, published in Winchester,
Tenn, requiring the sand nonresident de
PENDANTS 20 appear on or before the fourth
Monday in January next, before the Cham
Gerry Court at Winchester. franklin Coum-
ty, Tenn, and plead, answer or dcmur to
compartments bill, or the same shall be-
taken for nlrsScd and set for hearing eX
partc ~ to them.
Witness my hand, at Office in Winchcs-
ter, Tenn, this Oct. DIST. rs
/. II. FINCH. G.. II VI.
Oct2i-lw I 80
Simmons q Curtis, Solicitors.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-12-19

We voluntarily and heartily endorse
the complimentary proceedings of the
Winchester Bar in regard to w. W.
Estill, our former Circuit Court Clerk,
and call especial attention to them.
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CO Complimentary Testimonial.

At meeting of the members of the
Winchester Bar and officers Of the Court,
upon motion it was
Resolved. That whereas, Wallace w.
Estill has been the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court of Franklin county. Tenn, for the
past four years, and is now about to retire
from the office, and the Court being in
session. VIC are unwilling that he should
retire without an expression from us of
our opinion of his ability, integrity and
rapilty in the dispatch OF business rs
Clerk Therefore. we commend him for
his urbanity, pronptnesS and correctness,
and regret that our associations with him
in his former capacity are sundercd: and
not only endorse him as to whatever bus
mess or position he may be called 10 in
the future, but believe that he Will dis
charge the same rs he has The place he
now leaves. and he carries with him our
best wishes and recommendations.
We ask that the Judge of the Court per-
nit this our action. TO be spread upon tie
minutes Of the Court.
This 18th December, 1873.
! b FitzmtriCk, W II BrannNn,
Benz L Hunt. Jesse Arlrdgc,
Hopkins l. Turncy, c B Ruosry,
= Curtis, W r Francis,
" ) Cooyer. Jno Il Bcasley,
James Taylor, Jno II MarllH,
Scott Davis, II Z Stewart. Crk
T. ID Gregory, and former Sh'f,
Henry Finch, L + Oakley - H.
John Simmons. w Taylor, ID. Sh'h.
The Court fully conrurring with the
members of the Bar in all they have said
orders the same to be spread on the mill
utes of the Court.
j. J. WILLIAMS, Judge.
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.T" If you want Dry Goods, Clothing.
Notions. Hats, Boots, SHOES, Groceries
and general merchandise at less than they
can be bought for elsewhere, call on Ellis
DAYS on the Public Square. Nv
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-12-19

G8" Winstcad Bros, opposite Maxwell
House. Nashville. have the finest Ladies'
and Misses Basket and Clothtop Button
Shoes; also, an elegant line Of Gents
Fancy Slippers for the Holidays.
nOyl2-lm
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Knights Of Honor.

Winchester Lodge, No. 100. meets at
Masonic Hall. l.t aud 81 Monday nights
OF each month. ~ :, ;,
" JNO. +. VAUGHAN, =. II.
&c. OEmMIG, X.