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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-04-20

by the signore in the street. He had lived
there many years, and from time to time lit.
tile articles had come to the shop An old
old man and foreigner-probably Inglese or
Tedesco, the dealer believed.
In silence he conducted Henry Topping
ham beneath an arch which formed Gov
cred bridge from one old palace to the next,
worked at his task outside the door, and
along narrow winding street, fanked by a
close church and convent, now used as bar
rack finally pausing before tall house, H.
dcating the floor occupied by the lodger with
bis finger, he vanished, evidently still doubt
full OF the strangers intentions, and left Henry
to climb the stone steps alone.
When the latter had found the door, he
was Obliged to strike match from the box
in his pocket to discover the bell, the dark
ness in the hall being almost palpable. The
match fiickered over tiny card on the panel
and went out. Henry pulled the rope Vigor-
ously. He had read the name A, Long on
the card.
silence profound, interminable, ensued,
Again he rang. Then slow, shutting foot
step approached, and faint voice demanded
in the wary Italian formula, before opening
door,
"Chi e?'
Henry reflected moment, then answered.
"Cesare Borghetti."
'Ahp'
A bolt slid, the latch fell; he entered boldly
to ind himself face to face with the man he
most desired to see on earth.
Albert Long, pale, gaunt and wan, with
gray hair and grizzled beard, leaned against
the wall and regarded the stranger in sur
prise.
II come from your BROTHER" said the
young messenger, and his voice seemed to
ring through the deserted place.
what is my brother to me?" demanded
the other, sterny.
''He is dead.''
"Then the Judgment remains for him.,
He turned away and dragged himself into
room, where he sank into a chair. The
feebleness of his gait alarmed Henry. In
stinctive sympathy led him to pour little
brandy from his pocket flask between the
pallid lips of Albert Long, and to chafe his
chill hands while explaining the situation to
him. The place was utterly destitute of fur
niture, save for bed in one corner, with
charcoal brazier beside it and table covered
with MSS.
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MILLBRIDGE.
Atlantic House, Gee. A. Hopkins, Pro.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-28
Sales
For March 25th, 1878.

By virtnc of an order OF sale, to me d.
rected by the Clerk of the Circuit Court OF
Franklin county, Tenn, in the case OF
"Lipscomb & RutlcdYe VS. u. W. Larkin
ct AL" | will offer for sale to the highest
bidder. for CASH. Mt the Courthouse door
in the town Of Winchester, Tenn" on
Monday, March 25th, 1873,
the following described lots of land lying
ing In civil district No. 4 Of Franklin
county. Tenn, bounded Nj follows:
The first tract. OIL the north and south
by the State line. east by G w Larkins,
and west by Dick Canady, and containing
80 acres. more or less.
The second tract. bounded on the north
and west by Thomas Noseley, south by
Granville Lipsc ,mb, and containing ~
acres. more or less.
Also, two lots in Hunts Station. Lot
No. | containing one acre, and bonnded
by G. A Hunt and VIM RutledSe. There
il school house ard u clubhouse on II,
Lot No. . containing 100 feet square. anu
bounded OH the north by the railroad. on
the east by G A Hunt, and west by j ID
LipscOmb and a blacksmith shop.
HAll levied upon as the property Of G
" Larkin. and will he sold to satisfy said
order OF sale. amounting to $3Ol.7S, prin.
ter's fee. interest and cost.
This February 26tl. 1878.
II. +. STEW ART, Sheriff.
feb2S-tds liz
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FROM BELVlDEKE.
BELvrpERE, Tenn, Feb.

DELVIDERB, AkSS, wv
Dear journal:
"All Is quiet on the Potomac" Inc
operations Of nature acknowledge no new
principals. Wearc moving smoothly ana
quietly down the stream OF time:
Our village would be dry and monoto-
nous were il not for the roar or the trains
rs they go laundering by, the whlzzlng OF
the saw, the interest In tho hewspateis
the laugh Of tht maiden, the meioCious
.~iec-haw" of the farmers. and an OCCASION
al "soc:able" ut the residence oil |ap'alh
Mather.
Since my last the matrimonial interest
has been more critical. Mr.. rulver. W
MIchigan. led Miss Della German, OF this
place, to the hymenial altar on the even
Ing OF the 18th ultjmo understand they
will 70 TO Michigan shortly. Miss Delia
bears the best wishes Of her many FRIENDS;
Mr.. GRADER has bought out the store anu
stock of goods of Mr.. Reynolds. lie is
from Ohio. and seems to have the energy
and tact to keep up with the other citizens
Mr.. +. B. Tucker is putting up a new
s~tore.hOuse, and will o o be ready Ioi
business. 49,,
Capt. Mather andF. NJ. Reynolds think
OF putting ny \ new warehouse, anu .
complete set of ~gas-wOrks, which they
think they will be ut no trouble TO nnd u
man to run.
The switch on the side track Is to be pu,
down immediately, as the superintendent,
OF tile Nashville & Chattanooga Railroa,
say that this is one of the most beautiful
aud progressive districts on their line
and must have facilities to market theil
crops.
Tue new schoolhouse will certainly b.
built. and will truly be the Apollo Of Bel
yfders. frnly, A.E.
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Franklin County Directory.

MAGISTRATES.
LIST District - 4 Merritt. y X Martin,
N G Forbes. and W W Martin.
2d-A W Barlre and j II TAYLOR.
3I--G W Bowling and \ W Collins.
lth-G W Simmons and Martin Mason.
5lll-Wm Green and Tios fost r.jr.
6th-AJ Wiscman and j NJ Frame.
7th-ll V Alexander and W w May.
Sti.-B b knig,t and K Il Powell.
9tn-D 5 Long and JT Finney.
lOti-Wm DrlZrll and A. Hines
llth-JOln Thurman and JT SkilmOre
l2th-Wm Gipson and VIM Prince.
l3th-W NJ Sells and simpson Wet.
l4th-R 4 OVERLY and q W Byron.
l5tii-J A Ford and j Is lludgins.
lGtll-Mereditn Carter and Il L Morris.
l7tll-W Is Gossage and q u Gllbcrt.
.StlI-C Z Rose an | e K Fairbanks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
7 II Finch. Clerk j. Master OF Chancciy
Court.
" W Estill. Circuit Court Clerk.
Glen .Arlrdgr, County Court Clerk.
N K Martin, Register.
Ri Turner, Trustee.
llP Stewart. Sheriff; j LW Bennett. j
+ Fitzpatrick, W l. Byron, and | II Hall.
Deputies.
JT Merritt. Coroner, and Ranger.
FT Estill, Entry rakcr.
sc Hoge. Notary Puhlic-Sewanrc.
NJ rories. Notary Public-Winclester.
Tom ArleIgr. Jailrr.
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FROM COWAN.
CowAN, TENN, Feb. Goth.
Editor Home journal:

CowAN, TENN, Feb. Goth.
Editor Home journal:
Farming operations have been suspend
ed for some time. owing to w much rain.
Wheat shocking well.
The h, alth OF the community Is better
than 1t has been.
Mrs William Keith has been seriously Ill
for some time with eryslpelas, but is im-
proving
Mr. Pinkncy Parton, II worthy citizen
of our nciglibOrlIOod. died II iew days ago,
utter Il short illness. of pneumonia. lie
leaves a wife and family to mour his loss.
Dr. BosLorO Is delivering II series OF lee
lures on various topics, which are very IN
tere.ting and instruct We. We han tile
pleasure OF listening to quite an Interest,"
ing talk which he made to the pupils ANA
patrons OF the Academy near Cowan Il few
evenings since. THIS school Is under the
management of the accomplished and ell
cient teacucr, Miss Celia Boucher. She has
about lorty pupils, and the quality and
character OF the work will compare favor
ably with most of the schools in Tile coun-
w.. a.,
We IRE gratiticd to see the increased in
terest and rXcrti0ns manifested by the
people OF our county for the education OF
the rising generation. There have been
erected, during the past year, six school
buildings. ut Il cost ranging from $500 to
81. $40. furnished with comfortable seats
and other school furniture. Another
splendid BUILDING is in progress IN the
west end OF the llth district. which viii
compete with the Centennial Acauemy ~
the east end OF said district. We hall
with pleasure the day when every district
in our county will bc dotted over It'll at
t~ractive and comfortable buildings, which
will furnish ample facilities for the rdnca-
ton OF her children. Then will crime anu
poverty cease to burden our people WIN
heavy taxes, but upon the contrary, thrift
and enterprise will mark II new era IN the
history Vi our county. W.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-28

We happened down at the tannery
of Messrs. Petty d Garner the other
day, and were really surprised as well
M pleased to see the large stock OF
harness, brides, saddles, boots and
shoes, &c they have on hand. Matt.
Petty is q splendid manager. He keeps
everything going ahead in neat and
lively style, and is unremitling in his
attention to business. Messrs. Petty
d Garner deserve much praise for thell
enterprise, and merit the success they
are meeting with.
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EIcuitJ ud1e.

The 9th Judicial Circuit. composed OF the
counties OF Grundy. Warren. Coffee, Lin
coin, Franklin, Moore and VanBuren.
We are authorized to announce W. r.
II. Jones', of Me- Minnvillc, rs u candidate
for Judge of the sixth Judi, ial Circuit, III
the ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce VIM Is
Martin. OF Fayetteville. Il candidate ioI
.JuLup of the 6tl, Judicial Circuit 1T the
ensuing August election.
EDITOR JouRSAL:-BclievinS that
have given entire satisfaction to the BAL
and people OF the Circuit during the IL"
months | have held the position. AN
ounce myself Il candidate for Judge o
this Circuit. and respectfully solicit tn
SURFACES of the people for the same il
August next. Respectfully.
j.. j. WILLIAMS.
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Nashville Market.

-FlQur-Superhne. W. 10; extra, 20 20;
family. So; choice family. W 20; fancy
w 10; patent process, w.. s,oo.
Wlpat-No. !, VI lUal 10; No. z VI WA
| %; No. 3. Djc. -,
Corn-I.oose from wagon, 42c; sold'
sacked In depot. 4sc. .
Oats--Sacked and delivered In depot
81 cents.
llay-Timothy. Slihl5 90.
Bulk Mrals-Clrar rib. GL.c: clear Sides
6lsc; shoulders, Az, ri! packed, az less
In ear lots, loose.
Lard-llart n Hcnslcy's Snowti lie Pas
try. %ticrces. S5s; buckets. 0l2r; prime, ~
%ticrccS. Sc; prime steam In %tirrccs, 754c
PeanutS-Common, G5c; prime Doe;
choice, co..
Dried Fruit-Apples. &c; peaches. quar-
tiers, 81; llal\ es, &c; pralr,l, Do.
Enthusiastically clloi'c. 3Sc.
Butter-Common, l0c good, 10; choice,
Doc.
Chickens-lSn20c for hens; young, l0a
l2Mc, according 10 size.
Tmrkeys-5r gross.
Lggs-FrUm lirst hands. l0'; packed, IL,
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Non-Resid Mt Notice.
George Poe and wife vs.. Elizabeth Roy
ers ut ais.

George Poe and wife vs.. Elizabeth Roy
ers 1T ais.
Upon motion, and 1t appearing to the
satisfaction of the Clerk Of the County
court Of franklin county, Tern, from the
petjtition filed in the above cause. that
lie defendants. Jake Rogers and G. +.
Rogers. are non-residents OF the State OF
Tennessee. so that the ordinary process oil
law cannot be served upon them.
It is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home Journal. published In Winchester.
Tam. RECURRING said nonresident defend
ants to appear on or before the lst Monday
in April next, before the Honorable
County Court Of franklin county. Tenn.
and plead. answer or demur to complain
ants bill, or the same will be taken for
confessed and set Tor hearing CT pate rs
~ them. u,
witness my hand. at Office In Winches
Ter. this February 18th, 1873.
GLEN. ARLEDGE. Clerk.
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AttOrHcU Gene al

The Sixth judicial Circuit, composed OF
the cuuntie, OF GrunIy. Warren. Coffee.
Franklin, Lincoln, Moore and NanBurcn
We are authorized to announce N. D.
George, OF Lincoln county, Il candidate tor
Attorney General of this (tllc Gts) JUDI
rial Circuit. at the ensuing August cleo
ton.
We are authorized to announce W. X.
Francis. Jr., OF Winchester. n candidate
for Attorney General OF this the Sixth
Judicial district. Election. lst Thursday
in August. 1878.
1--WE are authorized to announce Andrew
B. Woodar'i, OF ral ettcvillc, a cnhdldat,
for Acknowledgement OF the 9th Judicial
Circuit, at the ensuing August clectIohl
We are authorized to announce Scot
Davis. of Winchester. \ candidate for AT
torney-General of the Gsl Judicial Cir
cult. ut the ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce L.. Nj
Armstrong, OF MrMinnville. Ms II candi'
date for .Attorney-Gcneral OF the 9Th Ju'
diciai Circuit, at the August election.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-28

Are you happy

Arc you happy
Beware of strong drink.
County Court next Monday.
DO you belong to the Good Tcmplars?
ED. Wilcox didn't go to Texas.
Frank Est.ll Is the tallcst man In town,
Gum. Forbes 10 Il most excellent officer
Henry Finch plays the fiddle like a iiend
Isaac Estill Is II great temperance man
John Jackson's pipe Is coloring.
Knowing people predict good weather
Luke Kelley Is Il happy Alderman.
March up and pay for your paper.
Nath Martin isa Good Templar.
Old 2OO-poundrr called on us Saturday
Plant lots of vegetable seeds.
Quite business-like last Saturday.
Robertson Turner Is an efficient. officer,
Sunday was another gloomy day.
Tom Montgomery hasn't married yet,
Uphold your home mechanics.
Vaughan 4 Butterworth are ''llve' men
Walter CoOver Is Il promising lawyer.
Xactly s0-we reed what you W us.
Yclept Sllolcy is II great equestrian.
Zu. Graves makes toy furniture.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-28

Ole good rule is, to have as little as
possible 10 do with any man who is
fond of lawsuits; and who, upon ev
cry alight occasion, talks Of an appeal
to the law. Such persons. IRON their
frequent litigs,ions, contract a habit of
using the technical terms of the courts,
in which they take a pride, and are,
therefore, companions peculiarly dis
gushing to men of ense. To such men
a law suit is a luxury, instead of heing
rs it is to men of ordinary minds, u
source CT anxiety and a real and sub
stantial scourgc. Such men are always
of a %quarrelsome disposition, and ava'
themselves of every opportunity to in
dulge in that which is mischievous to
their neighbors. In thousands OF in
stances men 60 to law for the iudul-
pence of mere anger.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-28
FROM SALEM.
SALEM, Tenn, Feb. 2jtl

SALEM, Tenn, Feb. 25th.
Editor Home Journal:
Since our last communication we have
another death to report. Mrs. Elihaoetl
Oakley, whose illness we have spoken OF
heretofore died on Thursday oflast week
of consumption. Mrs. Oah ley was II mem
Der of The NJ 'thodist Church and really
poot, woman. She leaves three childie ell
TO mourn her sad departure. -,
Mr. W l. Thompson has been quite III
for several days, but is now able to be III
again. .,.
Prof. Buddcke opened a school at this
! place last Monday, with fine prospects fol
4 large attendance soon.
! MrSA Cross. Il popular merchant OF oui
town, expects to remove, in few days, to
| Man hester, where he will continue in the
mercantile business.
Preaching in Salem Yesterday by Elder
G.. A. Faris. Yours truly, VI.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-28

Nrw ADyERr1sEMENTs.-M essrs ID,
C. Allen and W. NJ, Rnssey advertise
tina, they have rented Ochm's's Mill
Read what they say.
NJ. M. Henderson is agent tor Oll'
ver's Chilled Pillow, and it is said to be
ahead of all others.
H. P. Stewart advcrt,ses land iol
sale the Goth proximo. -,
Glen. Arledge and I. II. Finch nd
yertise O resident notices.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-28

unhesitatingly assert tina. 1 reple'
sent two Insurance Companies which
stand first in every essential that is
wanted by the people. The 'Elna'
and phoenix" Of Hartford, are un'
doabtedly unsurpassed by any compa-
MES in the world. And | represent
them and will issue policies at once at
fair rates upon good risks. And IL the
insured loses HE property he will be
,o,d. w j. SLATER.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-28
Non-Residen Notice.
VIM. Crownover VS.. Malissa C%rownoyer.
fBill for DivOrce.l

VIM. Crownover vs.. MaliSsa CrowI0ver.
[Bill for DIVORCED
Upon motion, and 1t appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court from the petition
Of the plaintiff. which Is sworn to. that
the defendant in this case is n non-rc-i-
dent OF the State Of Tenncsiee 50 that the
~orGinvry process Of law cannot be served
upon her.
1t Is therefore ordered that publication
he made for iour consecutive weeks In the
Home Journal. u newspaper published ut
Win hester. Tenn. requiring said defend
ant to appear OIL or before tile 4th Monday
in March, ISIS. before the Circuit Court Of
franklin county, Tenn. at Winchester.
Tenn- and plead answer. demur or other
wise make defense to said hill, or the same
will he taken for confessed and set for
hearing exparte Is to her,
Witness my hand. at Office, February
2lst, 1919.
w. W. ESTlLL, Clerk.
feb384w ~
J BrannAn & Hunt, Attorneys.
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Non-R Resident Notice.
The Capron Water Wheel and Nanufactu
ring Company vs. j.. W oylcr ct ais.

TlhB Soiipahy w = cyici ce MO
(Amciided and Supplemental Bill
Upon motion, and it appearing to the
satisfaction Of the Clerk Il Master. flOm
complainants' Bill in above causc. which
IL sworn to. that the dcfrn lant., NJ.
II. Rushing and Pitkin Weird 4 Co are
non-residents of the State OF Tennessee,
so that the ordinary process of law
cannot he served upon them.
1t Is therefore ordered that publication
he made for four successive weeks in the
Home journal, published IN Winchester.
Tenn. requiring said NONRESIDENT de-
PENDANTS to appear on or before the fourth
Monday in June next. before the Chan
cery Court at Winchester. tranklincoun-
IT,. Tennessee. and p~leaa.answer or 1emuI
to cOmplainants' hill. or the same willbt
taken forcOnlessed and set for hearing ex
parte AS to them. Witness my hand. al
office in Winchester, Tennessee, tli:
Feb. 9Th, 1878.
TIL. FINCH. G.. & II.
fcb2l-4w ~
Fitzpatrick & Gregory, Solicitors.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.
Littercr Il Cabler vs. G a Mayhem ant

~ ~
others.
[.Amende1 BILL
Upon motion, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Clerk Il Master, from
c~omplainants' bill in above cause, which
i, sworn to. that the defendants, }. w.
lays and Char les Hays, are on-reoidrnts
OF the State of Tennessee. 80 tn; t the or
binary process of law annot be served
upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in TIT
Home journal. published in Winchester.
Tenn. requiring said non-resideEtd defend
ant. 30 appear on or before tile 4tl Mon
day in June next. before the Cllanrrry
Court ut Winchester, franklin county.
Tenn. and plead, answer or drmnr To
"ompluinants' bill. or the same will be Ia
ken luI confessed and set for hearing ex
parte AS to them.
Witness my hand, ut office In Winches'
ter, Tenn. this Feb. 25tl. 1878.
L. ii. FINCH, e. & NJ
teh2S-iw A..
Fitzpatrick. Gregory Il Davis, and Ar
ledge. Solicitors.
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Prof. Utermoehlen.
NOTICE +!

We have rented Oehmig's Mill for one
wear from the 25th fthis month, anu res
pecttully solicit the patronage OF the pun,
lie. promising to make AS good flour anu
meal, ant rs large turnouts rs any mil III
the county. Come along with your gram.
Miller always on hand. and will spare nc
pains 20 accommodate, customers.
d. Z. ALLEN.
Feb. %, rs. w. N. RUSSELL
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Chancery Sales
For March 18th, 1873.

Marks 4 Fitzpatrick vs.. State Bank Of
South Carolina.
By virtue Of decree Of the Clancery
Court of Franklin county. Tennessee. pro-
nounccd ut its January term, 1875, in
, above caasc. | will. on
Monday, March 18th, 1873,
nj the Courthouse door in Winchester,
Tennessee, sell To the highest bidder for
CASH. the tract of land described in tine
pleadings-the place upon which Green
Bruzelton now iveS-situated in the first
| ci' il district OF Franklin county. Tenn,
adjoining the lands OF sanders Faris. Hay
den March, Il. {. Handy and others;
containing acres. more or less.
This February 18th, ISIS.
I. II. FINCH, c. & NJ.
feb2l-td 81
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announcements
COuutU Court Clerk.

We are authorized to announce W. +,
thetter Shown n, "Dick."n Taylor 4 can
Iidntc for County Court Clerk of Franz
lin county. Ele' ton in August. ISIS.
We are authorized to announce !. n.
Martin Il candidate for County Court
Gle X of Franklin county. Election first
Thursday in August. 1878.
We are authorized to announce Glen
ArlrIyr a candidate tor re election to the
office Of County Court Clerk. Election in
AUGUST next.
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Insolvency Notice.

Having suggested the insolvency OF tn
estate OfC. NJ. Wiseman, deceased. to tn'
Honorable COlnty Court for Fran.lll
county, Tenn- all parties who have clal',''
against said estate are hereby notiheu "
iilc their claims. duly and legally alltneh,
ticated. us required by law. wiln t Tu
Clerk OF the County Court Tor RAM.
county. Tenn. within the time prescr'o.t1
by law, or the same will be forever o"i'"'
Thi, January Sth, ISIS; ~, .s,,,-
jan10-tf
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-02-28

Mr.. Clarence Horne and Mr.. b. 5,
Henderson have made a good side
walk most of the way on High street
leading TO DR.. Murrell's residence
The sweet ladies will promenade more
than aver the coming summer H:gl
street, and we hope our eyes will re
main as good as they are now.
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Ltrcust Court UcrE.

We are authorized to announce All. N
Henderson u candidate for Circuit Courl
Clerk 1.-THE election in August. 1873.
We arc authorized To announce b.. T.
Stewart a candidate for Circuit Cour
Clerk at the election III August next.