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ANNUAL SESSION.

The Annual Session of the Grand
Lodge OF independent order Of Red
Men will be held in the wi1wam, corneI
Sixth and Shlpley streets, OIL Thursday
Dext. During The morning session the
annual report Of the officers will be sub
mitted and during the afternoon officers
will be elected. AT the evening session
The newly elected officers will be raised
up to their positions.
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An important Decision.
COLUMBIA, Oct. I5, |

NULUMbIA, OCI' To- IooU'
The Supreme Court of South Car
Dina to-day rendered a decision in
the famous Willard-Simpson CASE
The entire Court concurs in the opin-
ion that Governor William d. Simp-
son is entitled to the position Of
Chief Justice, and that the claim of
Judge A. J. Willard for the seat is
not a good one.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

A Democratic mass meeting will be
held on Tuesday evening, the 1Gh
inst, at New Castle avenue and Head
street, over Third street bridge. AID
dresses will be made by William q.
Whiteiey and j Frank Ball, Esqs.-
Let there be a large turnout.
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WALL STREET YESTERDAY
Stocks were active and advanced
sharply. Call loans on stocks were
made as low as 2 per cent, with "a
the highest rate. In railway bonds
there was immense trading and high
er prices.
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I.---Vest and
Drawers.

White Merino-.We have
at least a dozen makes
and qualities of what is
called white merino. The
lowest in price is so cents.
1t is rather heavy, rather
soft, and probably fully
one.third wool. 1t is the
best article we ever saw
for the money-so good,
in fact, that it crowds hard
our own Is cent garment.
The highest in price is
Smedley's-on the ocean,
will be here in a few days
which will sell for about
So SO for a medium size.
Between these extremes
are Cartwright e. Warmers
and many American
makes.
Scarlet WOol-Two quail
tiles: an American at So
for all sizes.-whichwe sold
last year at So 25-and
Cartwright & Warmers,
So Is for medium size.
| Zephyr aOorsted-scarlet,
light blue and pink-Fine,
soft and permanently elas-
tic; a most agreeable gar
ment, ST. Is for all sizes.
/ TaDo-thirds SiH.-Bret-
ties, natural silk color
only; gauze weights to 8.
thread. The price varies
according to weight and
size, A medium weight
6-thread, sells at 81 q
for medium size; the heav
lest 8 thread at S. 25 foI
medium.
Very few merchants keep
: pure-silk at all this grade has
, to take its place, and is sold
for pure silk. 1t is guaranteed
by the maker, who is the most
, distinguished maker of silk I'M
! derwear to be exactly two-thirds
t silk and one-third cotton.
0 Silk.-Brettle's, natura
,, color, rose pink, pale blue
J; and cardinal, gauze weigh
r to 8 thread. The pric,
varies according toweight
size and color. A medium
., d weight, 6-thread, natura
y color, sells at 81 Is, tn
IL 4. other colors, 81; the heay
60 lest, 8 thread, nature
ID ID color, Sc 25. The othe
:, colors are of one weigh
I'd. only, viz, 6 thread.
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CORNER STONE LAYING

Tomorrow afternoon the corner stone
OF the new Household of Faith Church,
now being built ON Tstnall street, above
seventh, will be laid with appropriate
ceremonies. The exercises will be con-
ducled by Rev. q. X. Kramer, pastor of
the church.
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SHOT FOR CHEERING FOR
HANCOCK.

TRENTON, N. j., Oct. 15.-Whils a
Republican club, Of this city, was on lite
way to Groveville, a country village, to
attend q meeting, a boy named Avis
Oliver, of Chambersburg, about 10 years
old, shouted "Hurrah for Hancock T.
One Of Its members pulled pistol and
shot him in the eye. The wound is
dangerous and may result seriously.
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THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS.
OVER $4,000 REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN
OHIO AND 9, 600 IN INDIANA.

OHIO AND 9, 600 IN INDIANA.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 15.--Unofiicial re-
turns have now been received from all
the counties of Ohio, which show that
Townsend's majority for Secretary Of
State is 1928. In several counties
containing large cities Townsend was
out considerably on account Of his tenn
peiance record. This did not have its
effect upon the balance of The ticket,
and hence the average majority for all
other candidates will be fully 10000.
INDIANAPoLIs, Oct. 15.-Returns
from all the counties in the State ex-
cept Ripley give Porter 0, S34 plurality.
Ripley county gave Democratic ma
jority in 1876 of 225. Full returns
from the Fifth Congressional District
give G. g. Watson (DemocraD S81
majority. This makes the Congress
sional delegation eight Republi cans and
five Democrats.
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Daniel McCusker, 2l6 West second street
has got In a large stock OF boots and shoes
for the fall trade, an he Is determined To
sell them cheaper than any shoe house In
the city. He wishes his friends and the
public in general to give him a call and
be convinced that he has good boots ana
shoes and hewill sell them low.
oct2-d&Wsm.
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Three Cheers for our Next King

From the N. Y. sun, Oct. 10, 1881.
"Three cheers for Ulysses s. Grant,
our next King"
This was the cry distinctly heard on
the approach OF the Republican procession
last Monday night.
How many threats will repeat this cry
in New York Republican procession
four years hence7
This is a question Of the highest inter
est. 1t is a question over the answer t.
which thoughtful men may well ponder
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Dr; II. v, Pierce Consulting Physician 10
tne worlds Dispensary and Invalids' Ho-
Ia Congress that he may hereafter deyofa
his Whole time and attention 10 those a N.
plying to the Worlds Dispensary Medic.
ID seasea.
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IlUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE PRoPERT'

VALUABLE PRoPERTI
- feet 9 inches front on Front al
81 feet y inches front en- Read SD
bulldogs thereon, comprising
tenements and office, Also a.
building lots on Linden street.,
Van Buren, and Harrison streets,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER I'd.
Commencing on the premises a
with the Front street property, q
$50 p. M, with the lots.
Without Postponement, Wlthd{
Undertaking.
The property ON Front and Rea1
Is not only on prominent lh0rq
and in q growing section OF the 4
pretty sure to be accessible 70 q
sion OF the city railway System. a
4, more IL 10 now netting IN rem
$500 per annum, equivalent tos
income on q capital OF sow.
divid, d but will be sold a. a Who?l
The Slots are on good ground
view OF the late expenditures
southW estern part Of our city o.
hundred thousand dollars BY
Works. by Walton, Whann q Co4
the y. w. d b. II. II. Co., many D
are already needed and pr eaoi
| surely increase.
Omnibus VIII leave Seventh sno
streets at $40 p. IN. -,
For terms, plot and parhco,,
posters. 1T. HEAL
Seventh and Marke
octl8 2o&22, Agent 10 effect u
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THE PRESIDENT IN THE WEST.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct.

A despatch of yesterday from Port
Townsend, W. T., says:--"The Presi-
dental party visited the port, two
miles from this city, and were tender
ed military reception. Shortly af-
terward their boat steamed away for
the Straits to make the circuit of San
Juan.
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THE NINTH WARD INSPECTOR
Special Correspondence OF the Gazette.

Speoisi Correspondence or the Gazette.
GEoRoKrowN, Oct. 10,
The bearing OF the rule In the Ninth
W ard election case, to show cause why
Edmund o. knight inspector a. the
"Little Election" shoud not issue 4
o'rtlhcate TO ba Ferris. Rspubl can
iuson n George NJ. Cullen, Esqs.. an.
peared ~ council for Mr.. knipht, and
AhIhony Higgins and Edward g. Brad.
ford, Jr., Esqs., appeared for MIR Ferris,
Tho Only witnesses examined were
Francis X Gallagher and l.. E. Pierc
the clerks. The remainder OF the afte,
noon was consumed In argument. The
case will be- continued to-day.
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THE TEMpEpIN.

A laro AANOE
and sS State met yes =, ,adis
t the lecture room V Of G,!.
C ene purpose Sc Ct formiuas
W n" delegates present. presents ~
s sS gEo'e %',1 Middletcwais
tio IN, W. G. T. IuIe' msa
>. The ne Convention was sss !
t gy Miss mss Annie sempis'
m .he hymn, and read I
t alss scriptures. Mrs, ~
aMeil IP'l offered prayer
Mile Miller delivered the add3
come come which was resuos nv !.
willard, after which sss
'il a., and conducted tbs n
The, The following Commits
l l.I, was appointed :' n
yale Ms, Of this city Mrs. :
MIDI letown: Mr. '' n
Milford Milford ; Miss Smith, Of + /
Collins, Christiana Mrs. i, :
areenvllle ; Mrs. Roberts,
ARK Mrs. E. b. Stevens
= Committee on Plan of
g. W. Miller. of this CITY, ct
Mrs Mrs g, E, Pennington, 1
Mrs. Shilling, Christiaoa
ing, Odessa !; Miss White
Mrs. Price, Middletown |.
ellis and Miss Anne s.
hinRIOn.
During the enrolment n
convention adopted a col :
a committee on permanent
was appointed after the 4
read The names of the n
-
convention adjourned until
the COMMITTEES appointed
their reports.
| in the evening a public
held In the First Presb,,
which was handsomely
the occasion. The cLuich
TO It's utmost capacity.
The pastor Rev. +. B.
making a brief address, in
Willard, who spoke tor {
with rare eloquence in the
perance. At the cunclusi,
dress, the hymn Gan II ii
Jesus name" was sung, al
pronounced the benedict,
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Yesterday was the fifth ID
Baltimore celebration, and ID
the parades. Yesterdays y
comprised the Odd Fellows,
Of Pythias, Knights of the
Eagle, American Mechanics,
sophs, etc., and the display
attractive. To day there I
procession Of steamers and I'd
harbOr. The celebration will
finally until Tuesday event
there will be a grand illumi
night in honor Of the sur
Yorktown.
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FOURTH EDITION


Increasing cloudidess during the day,
followed BY rain, southeast to southwest
winds, falling barometer and stationary
or slight rise In temperature.
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A UCTION SALE.

NJ oTICE.-i, Hugh McGovern, do here
~ by give notice that shall apply to
the Judges OF the Peace and Jail Delivery
OF the State OF Deisware, In and for New
OF November next, being the first day OF
the November torn, A. d., 1880. for
license to X ep an Inn or tavern known as
the Green Tree Hotsl, In the city of New
Castle, in school Di trict No. IS, New
CastlsHd., with the privilege to sell intoxi-
eating liquors In less quantities than one
quart TO be drunk on the premises and
the following respectable citizens recon-
mend the said application to wit:
A. G. Gray, George ii. rex,
Thomas OHM, ID. Boulder,
VIM. Herbert, James McGrory,
James Il. Eliason, Jos II. Call Ihan.
his Jno. W. Mackey,
Patrick X Fitzgerald, John +. Brady,
mark John Kelly.
John McGr0ry, wit.
octl4-3ts HUGH McGOVERN.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

DOR SALE.-0ne- horse family Phaton
l. TO seat four persons. in good order, 3
bargain. Apply At Pioneer Club Stables,
Orange street, below Ninth. aug2-u,
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The epizooty has appeared in Burlinp-
ton county, N. j. Several valuable
horses near Burlington have the disease.
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L. OR SALE
Il That splendid stand, and hotel and
premises at Townsend. Price q, 600 one
half cash and the balance In one and two
years. Possession given on the 18th Il
March, 1881. For further particu lars en- p
qulre of the undersigned.
SAMUEL TOWNSEND.
keplb- eodlm. Townsend bel
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Blaine has not only lost his magnetism
but also his Maine strength.
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TAKE NOTIcEI

TAKE NoTIcEI
: This is the only Lottery voted on
by the people of State, and under
a late decision of the U. S. Supreme
Court at Washington, is the only
legal Lottery now in the United
States, all other charters having been
repealed or having no existence.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
MIN a FORTUNE lTH GRAND Dis
TKlBUTIONl CLASS L AT NEW Or
LEANS, TUESDAY, N0V'BER 9th 1884
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SARAH EN- ROUTE.

SARAH EN- ROUTE.
PARIS, Oct l5.--Sarah Bernhard
started at one o'clock this afternoon for
Havre en- route for New York.
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lo5! Prizes, amounting TO. sllO. 40,
hesponslble corresponding agents want.
hation win be paid. Ape"
For further Information, write clearly.
giving null address, send orders nv az ;
press, or Registered Letter or None,
Order by mail, addressed only To
N. A. DAUPHIN.
or same person at --"''
No. 3l9 Broadway, New YORK;
All our GrandExtraordinary DraWinos
are under the supervision and mana9e.
ment Of Generals G. T. Beauregard and
LbO a. Early.
sept2s-2tawIw&w.
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LeCLSIANA STATE Lottery CO

This Institution was regularly incor
porated by The Legislature of the State 70
Educational and Charitable purposes. In
1858, for the term OF Twenty ave
Years, TO which contract the inviolable
faith OF the State Is pl edged, which pledge
has been renewed by an Overwhelming
popular vote, securing Its franchise In the
new constitution adopted December I'd
A, D., 1879, with capital of 81, 900. 100. 1.
which IL has since added a reserve fund OF
overbS5O, ON. Hts Grand Single Mum her
Distributions will take place month";
on the second Tuesday
IL nereT scales or poytpones Look at Nh.
following distribution: ""
CAPITAL PRIZE; $4,000.
100000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS
EACH.
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WHAT MY LOVER SAID. ,
One Of Barton HIPS Recita-
tations.
Was Horace Greeley the Au-
thor Of this Poem.

pb in 40 tWi inlt oil
In tho orchard natb bo mo, ro.
In the rail- wot ,rd, a'" u ~; II. fnnt norf,me
And tricd ~ n,.s L", ho madc na room,
OH | tried Hnt he would not let me-
So I stnod and bL.bed iii Tho uross ,,re,v rod
with NV foce hent down ahnye !,
While he ,nnL NV hand n. be yb;s,or;no
said
ii'w v; .ie Grover Iii.eu each PINK sweet heau
~ G ,l''e ~ " an 'l'a' Ivy lover 7aiu =.
''' '''''' ~ ''oo"' ''''
In the HIGH wo, grass wont the natb IN hide
And the low wet lcnves hung over
But could NOT mass on either Side
For found mvsnlf vbnn vo;nIy triad
In the arms of nv steadfost Ioyer
And he held me there and he raised my head
While bo closed tho nath Loforo mo
And he Looked dawn into nv ewes md said
How tLa I'arn, ban, j,mm fr,tn, H." L" ',
o,crbr,d
To listen to ALI that nv Iover said
VII 'Ne 'e"''' hanging l""ly DER me-
Had ho oo,.d o.id, br, li,no mou
.nrcIy thcn cn"Id y hayo ' na.SeJ JI Kim
And he tnnw I never cnmI,I w.t. p;sh ~ " .,",
And ,yonIJ mn, ha,o hnorT '' ,rh", r.,
soy
Could orlv ,,ido L,yo cost him
If wos almost dory and tho n,on,ort. .,od
All ,,,o,,l,;,,,, ,,;,lt ,,,;.,l r,,,l i
Rnt ba drew mo nasrnr and " ,nitIr ,o yaiJ w.
How ,bc nurr s,yec, wind arow .till instead
Tn I.t"n !" III tha, r "r''L e." i,I'' ''''''
Oh '' H." Il" whi."a "; "y ,, i"G' a. 'n 49,
" ''9 "'''" o"''' Voc
am sure he knew when h. bo,l mo f,,t
That must be all unwilling
Ior ! . 'rieS .'go' and would have passed,
n G rEs WA t% i ~l' "'GT at last
Rnt he Josmc;d mn cIn.e whom I wn"Id bov,
fled,
And he made me hear his story,
Ana LIS Soul came out from his lips an'
rr,. tE Sa' .,,,.. A., ,.,;,o ,
led "
To listen to all that my lover said
oh, the moonand star. in glory
know ,l,, ,bo ,,r,s. and ,bo ,.,r.. uiu no,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-11-17

Our friends of the independent Demo
cratic party are naturally little sore.
They are Tenncssecans, and the spiri,
of Tennesseeans is to accept victory in
moderation and defeat calmly. II they
had carried the Legislature We should
have accepted the result as we accept
the national defeat. They have fought
courageously. We felt that their poll.
cy was wrong, that it would ruin the
State, and hence we fought hard f; but
we have none but pleasant words for
those who have fought gallantly and
have been defeated. They are still
Democrats, and we have before us du-
ties in which all must perform their
part. This great State is to be put up
on the highway of progress, and the
best thought of every member Of the
Legislature must be brought to consider
mean, to this great end. Let us hear
10 more of past differences except in
indy discussion as to what is be.t for
he State. - Nashville American.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-11-17
They Found the Man.
From the Nashville Banncr.l

From the Nashville Banner
\ conversation Occurred last FriJa
which Banner reporter overheard an,
which shows how some Republicans fee
towards Mr.. Wilson, one Of the delicate,
candidates for Governor. Gen. Jane
Hickman. II strong Republican, wake,
up and said to Mr.. Wilson:
Colonel, want to congratulate,
you"
"On what do you propose to con.
graduate me, General%
son the ability you have DISPLAYED
as buster You have succeeded in
completely busting up the Democratic
party, and you are the very man We
have been looking for ever since Brown
low was Governor of Tennessee. Gov.
Hawkins will also congratulate Won
when he sees you"
:" But, General, my intentions"
Never mind about your intentions
Colonel, you succeeded admirably, YOU
did. Ahem! what position do YOU
want?
The Colonel could not stand the fir,
my longer, and walked away.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-11-17

The Washington Republican calls for
II Stulwart Administration in the fol-
lowing language " Forgery, lying,
mud-sIinging and riot have been re-
bukcd by the people at the polls. Now
let President Garfield and his Cabinet
make this rcbukc personal and singing
in every possible way. Don't do less
than the people have done. The jury
have presented the verdict; let the
Chief Of the Executive Department car
ny it into effect"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-11-17

The Nashville Banner says: "Thc
sensational correspondence from Gala
tin, published in the American, to the
effect that }. W. Brown. of the Galla
tin Examiner, had been fatally wound
ct in IN encounter with tramps, two Of
whom he killed, and that he had died
from amputation of an arm, is canard.
brown l. alive and well, and never
tackled II tramp inhis life" The Home
Journal doubted the story from the
first.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-11-17
French Language.

Prof. j. Jonr'lan is prepared to give Frcncl
lessons TO few more pupils. His classes ar,
making fine progress. References: Governor
Marks aud lady, DIR. Murrell and lady, J. l.
Bangh and lady, ". J. Slater aud lady, NJ
7. Petty and lady, b. $. Henderson and lady
Dr. CT. Baird and lady, Mcssrs. Embrey and
sons, and Misses Maggie March. Ida Lcfeber
aud Melissa Merritt.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-11-17
The Olive Branch Of 2eace
From the CIarksvillc Tobacco l.eai.1

From the GAINESVILLE Tobacco l.eai1
The Democracy of the State is de-
icated. 1t matters little now as to how
and what was the cause Of this defeat
What Is done is done, and, for the pres
ent, cannot be undonc. Whether or
not this defeat shall dcmoraize the
Democratic army in the future is the
question for us to consider now We
want united Democracy hereafter,
and we must have it. True, we have
had family quarrel, and harsh words
were uttered. Let these be forgotten
True, we have had family fight, and
the prize for which we cOntended was
carried off by another. Shall we arise
from this fight with malignant hearts
against each other, or shall we clasp
hands and say, let the past be forgiven ?
We have uttered harsh words. Wei
may have given hard blows, but the
battle is fought and lost, and
there can be no harm in extending the
olive branch Of peace and inviting
those who have been conscientious in
their difference to again rally to the old !
standard and next time present solid
front to the enemy. The Democratic
party may, in the action of its majority,
not always meet our hearty approba-
ton, but then it is our party at last,
and we must stick to it. To those
who have differed with us we
say in all trankness to many YOU are
honest; you believed you were right in
splitting off from the party the result
If your action, we know, is not what
YOU intended; you did not want Re
publican Governor more than did we :
cut the result has disappointed all of us,
md now, like honest men who work for -.
he good Of each other and for the good
If society, let us shake hands and say
rom this time forward we stand or fall
ogcther. We may all, in the midst of
he struggle, have said unkind and ill.,
Iaturcd things, but in the next two
ears we will show Mr.. Hawkins he can
IUt bc reelected by our folly.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-11-17

Prints and plads-Solid and Dress
Styles.
Domestic Blcachcd, Brown and Sea
Island.
Jeans, Jeans, Jcans-65 bolts Jeans
to bc sold from ID cents up.
Fanncls, Flanncls, Flanncls-Rcd,
White, Blue, Checked, Striped Plaid,
Opera, Twilled, Medicatcd and Cotton
Flannels, cheap.
parA nice line of prints, diets,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-11-17

The sixty-sevcnth annual communities
ton Of the NJ. W. Grand Lodge O
Free and Accepted Masons ofTcnncssc,
was held in Nashville last week. The
following officers were elected for ;hc
ensuing year:
John =. Irion, NJ. w. Grand Master.
n. :. Woodward, Deputy Grand
Master.
X. II. Mason, Senior Grand Warden.
W. T. Randall, Nashville, Junior
Grand Warden.
W. II. Morrow, Nashville, Grand
Treasurer.
John Frizzcll, Nashville, Grand Sec
rotary.
The following officers were appointed:
Rev. J. NJ. Wright, Nashville, Grand
Chaplain.
Geo. Siefcrle, Nashville, Grand Ty-
Ter
J. NJ. Smith, Junior Deacon.
Thos. j. Perth, Grand Pursuivant.
b. +. VI. Randall, TuIlahoma, Stew
ar!.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-11-17

The Democratic State Executive
Committee of the New York believes
frauds were practiccd in the late clcc-
ton, and have passed resolutions calling
for an investigation Of the vote in New
York and Kings counties.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-11-17

An effort is being made in Washing
ton City to procure the assembling
there Of II Worlds Convention to pro-
mote international arbitration, Scptcm-
her 3, 1858, the centennial of the ac-
knowlcdscmcnt Of American indcpend-
cucC.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-11-17

TIL" Athens Post says; 1t is said chat
several old line Wings in this State,
who have been acting with the Dcmoc-
racy since 1860, are packing their traps
aud folding their tents preparatory to Il
break for the Republican party. Moth
ing wins followers 80 readily as success.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

Mrs. Marilda Rencgar vs. Calvin Reheg,a!f
| and Others and Geo W Mckenzie and wle
and others vs. Calvin R,ncgar and Others
In these causes it appearing to the satl'lac'
ton Of the Chancrry Court OF Franklin couh'
ty, Tenn, by its order at the September SPEC
ial Term, 1850, that defendants, George Ham
ilton Rcncgar and Jerome Madison R(n'gar'
minor children Of Frank Rcncgar, decd, az.
non-rcsidcnts Of the State OF Tennessee 70 INA.
the ore inary process OF law cannot be Ti"u
upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication 'e
made for four consecutive weeks in TIC li'n'
journal, published in Winch, lem, "
quiring said nonresident defendants 10 az
pear and make defense To said bills, On or o.
fore the 4th Monday in january next, hlG m'
the Chanc,ry Court at Winchcshr, fr'hNi'"
county, Tenn, or the same will be taken u.
confessed and set for hearing cx-Par'e az "
them
Witness my hand, at Office in W'nthes"''
Tenn, this October 4th, 1850.
T. II. FINCH, {. Nj
Oct1 -4w
Fitzpatrick & Gregory and Davis MAT
tin, Solicitors.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-11-17

A great many Of our State exchanges
are sad over the defeat Of Hon. Jno, NJ.
Bright in this district. 1t is admitted
by all that he was one Of the abIcst rep
rcycntatiycs the South ever had.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-11-17

The lower house Of Congress stands
Democrats AL, Republican l46, Green
tucker 6. The Senate stands, Demo
Gratis 80, Republicans SO, lndcpcnl-
cnts, |.