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the State OF Nrw-York having received majority o.
The votes of the whole number Of "lrotois appointed 10
duly elected viccPrcs dent OF hr United states Tour
years commencing on the 4th dgy OF Marcn 1881. o
The announcement received with LOUD aphisuso
from the Republican sde and Senator ConAlluE, "no
sat in the area in front OF the clerks deSk' u'ereu "
onphato Good :" r..
The CEcPREsIDENT then said the bnslncs' ior
which tho two houses had met JOINT assembly hsVns
been completed the Senate would return TO It's chancl
After the Senate had lett the chamber and AFTER ora
Ind been restored Mr. HOUSE (of Temp presenter 10
the House report OF tho tcers egned by Senators
Uamlin and Thurman auh " -ssrs. House and crowley.
Ne CROWLEY (Rrp. n. W then oftred resolution
rectlig that the House h. d met the Senate; hal INC
ee ctOra had been opened by the President oil he
Senate IN the presence OF the two bousee OF Congress
and counted ny the elers On the part Of the two houses
that ~ appeared that James A. Garfield had receiver
majority Of the votes east for President and Cheses a.
Arthur majority OF tho votes cast for Vice Prehden.,
and that the snme had been duly declared by the
President OF the Senate in the presence of the Two
houses and declaring that the two houses are OF tue
opipion that the Consultation nnd the laws have Deen
duly executed and that further declaration OF tnese
facts IA necessary A.. ,,,.,
The resolution was adopted and ot l:65 the House
went into Committee OF the Whole tMr. Carlisle. Oi
Kentucky, In the chail) On the Legislative ApprOlrih
ton bill. -..s .,o
The committee nj 255 o'clock and reported tue
bill the House, when II was passed, only one VOTE
Mr. O. Turner-being chat In the negative.
The House, at ago, adjourned until tomorrow.
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CALENDARS THIS Day.

srrRemr CoraI-CH,Hagas- DO iohle :. 'oit ooon' at
M 81. BIZ I,5 s. Is Is 81 B. los To- is' i'" 'o'
Hsie.snrnt ai.ndlf-N9s s. :. $ 10 u. J.? g.
4 s 4 i T. g. r. 4! &; 3 T. 4: 70 ~ - ~ 90
LgSRgAL TENN Adjourned slnr de. M
casr on 30 ct al as Meyer ct al No day
.r Cont opens At lO'5O" m"
TAnI II-Larfemorc. Jtonrt onens a. 1880 o. M" 80,
40. ?% 23di Si$7 , ~ ' G' 2go g iiS Ss.
a3 %i3a lio2 2P H. I RI 2y ~ ~ 2 s
on pH id 5l-&%iT s the Old Snon steamship
Yi99$ 4 SSs VS. E 2 s7S 25s5 @ iij 5 !dSS 1875
Ef sr 1G5 OH -T Esf&L Adjourned aae do
calendar araSha caleb Si' a ii Mos il; p:
TRIL rES- ~ 7 IL f., J .S ap gRfn' 81
So 1888 5l9. SO, 2lj ~ ljs 1911 az !O 5o' 2' 'o
~ g. SAL spS 1 400 as "P SsI $50 ss 5s7 US
fiM il Freedman; !-cSgIl spsns at y X. %c az
%sS. Cullen at Cn'I. iO3 -; 97,' 3ss lod. $?9 li
s 5 81 IT, s ~ ~ 81 10 81 r. az
CONDOS PLHA- GENLEAL rraA-AdIodrncl until the his'
Size, H. iraNvan Bruut, J-coaIt opens at II a. III
HS ar IlnT- Adjourned Tor the tern
Nd Ef ioo7 a. p7 CO. Si SO op7 l0Gc io 5d 100
S15 9og So idS ,ao SSE !S 7 e. 5o
,G StG o tI SCI ld "+' III ie Si'
MIaINE toUET -TaAL THIN PARIS l. aud Ii.-Adl'urh'u
sine DE tloid m
u % I d Gy S~r &c., SRSs 4 Z 79 s
dG72' 1903, 46G1, 367. al. Hj74, 1858. 300. -,
tiEsEnAL srssoSsAu i-Smyth 1.-THE reSrS sG
William SAWYER, frOu assault ana battery M0fuh
sullivan John Mclarvau. burglary Moz sllbcrsn grana
Andrew Philips, cmDczLlemrnt; Rocco DeCupu'
fronos assault anu battery Daniel COJgan Joseph
assault aud battery David r. bul'h
err WilnAm NTH Henry Welsh. Charles Baker Frank rum
Charles Larkin James lac kson Vlo!H
ton of Lottery laws William Ryan. Frank HagseiV'
PHKT iI-Gilderslcovc. J-Thc People agt Edward NC.
EyOy felOniOu- assault nd battery EdWirh Ryan ~
We6her burglary: Mpno RELY. James I'M. FRANK D.
iioeeIoom William McH .ily grand larceny Henry h1y
pet larceny; Victor amerOy receiving stolen EoOds
Robert fornr Maurica Kelly Henry Hurry George iay,o
charles arers 81 the Lottery laws James Buc
Thomas Jlst0n John Pgnga Michae Tracy petit larceny
Th0na, al OIL Joan ueeney burglary Anne ClhlH gran
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DECISlONS-FFB. o.

Shpreme Court Chambers--By Judge Donohne.-
s' Soion denied Without
memorandum Anderson ag Godsmdt NOTION aisnIssei;
iGeS1ity suacent Weston and another aS Mconnt.
P PaT@en 10 as1 wcber Denied Ro6.oH ga
se s Is ompa%y Sa p r. aS HcSa
and 2r sH s s f BsrT aG al %od
SS cnSs a 9anE At Fox ss
By Judge Barrett -Vera,tcqui agt Luzunarzses mem
motion Is made in bad fa and merely Tor me Oh or
This orcr should 10 redawn to CONFORM TO the order en-
DUN, Huber asi Miller, sShorsn 4Si Muller
orandum Iohn,9l agt the cameron uGai ToTpan a
wson ag Gregg i cas-" cost, and t.'r
the stay vacated and the motion for commitment
Serial FIRMLY Judge vorst-Dieman ast sChatt.
gen etcAs 10 disposition Of demurrer zee opinion Nl"e
costs opinion vatabio ct al .gL The Newlork Lake ERE
krpdorh act. Granted.
y Sudgc iaxrcncG-O'Bren agt lIashigen AND Others
By Judge 1onohae.-Cirout agt. Maxwell AMI CHEFS
CIRCUIT hartI Bv Judge banning agt. Robin
son.-see meinor4n'um Tor counsel. -. M, ,,,;,.
scdgwickThe National rark Bank ast Iiin ct al,uider
%cSn With costs t" Pann I" ABIDE event
aS T%.lGy h nS' et Rro Compan Of
tnnance Manning sst %4nd 81 s0isr eanlT V,I IN
February tsenan e al agt Pullman ct al -lnterogsior
art Marchad
AIT Devin-OrdCr SubstitunE attorney Huld et al dEt
cunissiuu Quk aRt DeriCtsoh 81 Ali
Davis AIT The Sew York and DUmican ~ and ~ ohpahy
ORDERS Qnuird agt Squire Order for judgment Sul
len aN Cullen Lazarus agt Schcicr--DIdets granted
s;av proceedings granted motion To compel palhn 10 try
denied vita le ~" without costs The Equitable
life Assurance SOr!rty etc. klmt want stenogrt
phcr hanicd llIase dgt ilOisih-OlueI NC
nying motion VacIic Arrest
Common Phds--Specidi 1erm-Bv Judge Van Brunt
The Buchan Company agt sim, -N1"A 10 ,on
,nnc preliminary Injunction denied WIN cost. n"rsdt at az.
DrCrcf granted on payment costs OF ir0t9h ana
disbursements. Delhi ast Sngrnt-M3; VI Lrpe,;
c,c. az, rand Motion denied wlilt ~ ONeiI
,e Tie Eighth Av,uue Airoai defendant Application 10
MED In re- accounting VI Grimm Application granted
I'm re- asssnmert Of SpunR-MOOu granted, see mtilofan
dun. ,..,
Evrrt, Bond cannot Dc re-
ducrd see dtIdu.n io counsel
iiarlne court Chambers - Bv Judge McAdam.-
BALDWIN agt Van Bu-kk Woor sRt. Loppcman Opinions
flied Fnrk' agt I.rnan Roster agi Nalimtu MAhie'A
Mannflriuring Company smith AMI Drugs COMPANY -
MOiious granted. SclOw agt Taylor Prucrrdngs ,Hmsvi
Without -os. ( ndon Mach Compliant dismissed nn
less within anih nlca nCic VI Issue aud pays SIO
Gusts nutchnsO BOut0n Blablr atath Inn nj ordered
BuckInGhar Agt Myers Jackson agt Mcknight tts
Approved. .,ItOn 81 Phillips Com liant -lnsSed Ever
Affirmed Code 81 d. Teller aEl'
Van Etteu ~ ot!nl dcniri without COSTS White agL R"hcl
pau FOR contempt denied but tAallhdtlOD
10 schulz O'BIrn. --le amt
frfdi 7efnt-Idrt by Judge McAdauL- BJu'bo agt'
SCI 49, (uu!UI ncl.
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XLVITH CONGRESS-IIID SESSION.

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
THE PENSION APPROPRIATION BILL PASSED IN THE
sENATE-THE LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATION BILL
PASSED IN THE HousE-THE ELECTORAL VOTE
COUNTED AND GARFIELD AND ARTHUR DECLARED
ELECTED.
WASHINGTON. Feb. o. 1881.
A bill authorizing the Mexican National Rail-
way Company construct bridge to the centre OF tne
Rio Grande River, to the boundary line between
Mexico and the United States was introduced oy Mr.
A debate upon Mr. Harrss resolution for night SEES
sons to consider the District Code bill occupied tue
remainder OF the morning hour. go, Ia, ,,,ort
action, and the VICE PRESIDENT announced that inc
time appointed the counting OF the electoral vote nad
The Senate with the Vice President at its head. hen
proceeded to the hall OF the House OF RepresentaSes
Upon It's ietuln lat 1l0 oclook the Senate received
houses accompanied by preamble reciting the result
with resolution that the Two houses are OF Tue
and that further declaration OF the facts neceS
was adopted the printing for the of the Senate
OF the letter the Hon. Edward Everett written aftcr
reply TO Lord Joh Russell the proposed trpartte
convention relating Cuba He said the letter con,
not having been included IN the official documents pup
sned ny Congress copy OF u could not DC iounu III
The Pension Appropriation bin taken up and the
discussion Mr. Pumbs amendment increasing pension
Mr. PLUMB (Rcp, Kan.l IN replying TO arguments
against his amendment commented particularly, upon
VIVA. he construed be assumption that IN 0Iucr 10
stop frauds the Government was to stop making proV
sion for examining claims and thereby pospOhing JUS
tice until death carried off the claimants. 49,,
After remarks by NJ, ssrs CAMERON tRcpt WIS.,
BURNSIDE rep, RID and BLAIR Nh MI fIuhlo ,
amendment was tableG-Ycls. II: nays ~
Mr. EDMUNDs tRcp. VI moved an amendment sun 10,
stantia!ly renewing Mr. Plumb's proposition win an
additional feature authorizing the expenditure Of the
money by the President expcdting the ehtmhtti0n
OF pension claims IN the Departments of War ahu the
Interior =, ,,,, =.
Mir WHITE dem, Md moved TO lay Mr. Edmuudss
amendment the table. Carried.
The bill was then reud a third time and passed.
Mr.. MORGAN (Den.. Ala Introduced nm Tor me
settlement OF the Pca Tribe ~ Indians ana Tor other
mn poses relating to their welfare Referred.
Mr.. WALLACE (R"p. PENN moved To take up tue
Post Onlce Appropriation bill. 49,,
Mr. W:Ilacrs motion then agreed 10 anu the
bill being taken up the Senate AT 400 went INTO eHecd
tive session and when the doors were reupened hu'
ionrDpl until TOMORROW.
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dnval faahop Other still elaborate designs are
seen IN the revival old point sable and heradic point
dar,nes Some hundwork. outlined and slightly shaded
In white or gray woven damasks. resemble
charming croyou sketches These are either
or ancient edifces, or landscapes. pretty woodland
scene water plant ana wavy grasses IN hien lellei
In the way OF embroidery. simple irinInng CONSISTS OF
ozcnges worked In passe stitch and whecis the fringe
strkipc design shows large bird perched on bending
bough "a wilderness OF stun plants 0nd 1ronds, Wolcn
represent the quaint blossoms the plumage Ia composed
OF the antique priarstitch the wings OF herriDgpone
branches are worked in the long feathery STITCHES OF
point Russo. Some exquisite little finger bowl doyes
perhaps mats TO be placed under tue bowls more for
decorative purposes than uso are mace ~ squares Oh
worked IN co0red cOtons, stitched and cross stitched
aud outline stitch, rOnSd Japanese ran. a CRACKED
Saeuma plate with piece lost from the edge, jar OF
radiant KiOta ware some bamboo stalks and erane'
These ali surrounded by rlpg done In loose stitch
one side of the square instead of the
centre This variety OF coored work In outline
Russian sttches Drawn work for decorative purposes
Is exceedingly popular. Luncheon cloths may Oe EN-
brodered croesstched with notices. or lines from
old LEGENDS, divided by bands OF drawn work done IN
red and blue cotton. For white, gray. or colored nen
such he'd draperes dressing table shades for
windows chair covers. servietts towels napkins anu
other table uen there many odd modes OF dtcora
ton In crOssstitch, Russian and Hobe Opep herring
bone. Old English chntz drapenes. India wall papers
Chinese and Egyptian hanGings or dados now so
fashionable offer admirable examples for embrodering
on linen.
Messrs Arnold. Constable 4 Co., A. T. Stewart 4 Co..
James McCreery a. Co., L. BOutiiler Brothers, MINE
Demorest and Siegel will please accept thanks TOT a'h
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TIE COURTS.

CLERICAL GAME DEALER IN COURT.
The action brought by Robert b. Roosevelt,
president OF the Society for the Protection OF Came
against the Hasey W. Knapp pastor OF the Laight
Street Baptist Church, for violation OF the game laws
was tried brfore Judge Sheridan In the Marine Court
yesterday. MI Knapp was charged us proprietor St
poultry stand at Nos. 299 and 300 Washington Market
with having February 2, 1881 exposed for sale two
prairie chickens According 10 the game laws these
chickens could not be offered for sale after January MI
Knapp testicd positively that the birds on exhibition al
his stalls were sage hens The jury found verdict Tor
Mr.. Knapp.
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Tie COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Feb. 9.-ln the Court OF Appears
to-oay-prcsent the Hon Charles j. Folgcr {; De- ana
assOcIates IN" fOllOwin business WAS transacteu'
No s9John e. Deolin and another appe1n,d 1I
srgucd by Ihonas Stevenson for appellants ant "ila
Wickhani for respondent Concluded - A., ,,,.., Nh.
tiona hank OF Memphis, appean argued by ffsncls -
Harlow for appellant and John l., BnrJ in rchponGen 80,
No i4.-Charirs d. Morse. igpeadod appe.auah "a
etc, anu
argued by Isaac Newton for appellant anu Geo 90 '" nay
ioI endsp o, the Court OF Appeals Thursay
February 10, lse as follows NOS oo Va w. w. AVS
4 andb
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IENF JOIINSON. ir.. Auct1Onper. will sell al
Gin propertp DO Eet.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPrOwN OFFICES. No. LBS Brc nwly. coz thirty
Sixth.avo. bet Forty seventh aul Forty
eighh.sis: twenty thru At. cor Eghtsnve NJ
D1 FOurteentIst, corner Mon s11ars yoU lnr'
ave cor ST at the II ARlEh OtBlCES NOS
IODI ana 2,IOO Tlhravc. cor Ons huufred andtweaty
nlilrst.. NJ 3. p. M. regular Office rates.
NANAL-ST. Stores to Ltase.-323 Canal-st.,
~ near Broadway; JS7 Cannlst, near Peoples Bank,
years 5000 each. Ina Of Miller o. 26W l4thst
nFFICES.-9lS Broadway, 10OXSO, corner
" I'D st; the stairs will be altered into Offices
in April. Apply TO EDWARD KEARNEf. II Warrrntst.
fEO LET.-50x90; corner Park place ami
i Churchst.. store basement and sub'ce!Ar. NCLAND
& WHITING Bcckmans II.
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Ancilon Sales Of Real Getate.
DRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer.

DRIAN II. MULLER, AuctiOneer.
TXFrrT0RS' SALE VALUABLE STORE PROPERTY.
81 rPWFsIknLI COR OF Pearl. AND JOHN.SIS.
ADN ~ III. Nj LlER & son VIII sell al AUCTION on
INTI~DAI. February TO- az IL O'Clock at tho Exchange
Sal II ioIdwdy by order OF the xecutOrs OF DAhlel
James decreased Pearl AID lUnsts the i've iOurst0rY Dfc
lots Ns .3 49, 255 Pearl Vt ann Nos ITO ara
llSJoLn IT, having frontage Of about 80 feet on lear't
aud los feet John st Maps at Aucionees oce Fhes|
NuJJD
IERE. JOHNSON, jr, AuchOneer will sell at
~ aut ton A. l. o'clock on TUESDAY. February H. In
Exchange sales !oom. ~ Broadway. New 0rk Two
cling houses loo valuable 18Th Ward OF brooklyn
lots benugng principally the Suydam aud Lane estates
and situated oad~ay, and Bushwick EVergrern cen
ral and WYE kOaves, aud SulnpteT Scafc
Palmetto. Jacob. Grove. COrnea Quincy Maroh Green:
Nv Eloeckrr ami lnienss Terms easy Maps ready Az
onto OF JERE. JOHNSON. IT,. Pnest
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Gitp Real Gstare for Sale

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TKlBuNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No l,23S broadway corner Thirty
nstst or Si2 sirthave BOT Forty seventh ana Forty
eghthsts: 30S West Twenty hirdsr cor Eghth.aye. No
81 East FOureenthst MON square 10O Third
ave- cor FOItyseyenth ST. at the HARLEM OFFICES Nos
tOOl ana 1900 1hifd.ave One-hundred andt twenty
hh-st.. 10 o. ~. airegular office rates.
A L LOW PRICES.-F0ur strictly first-class
~ houses bay Windows extensions. ec Including p0rth
west Gsthst, Madison and 5th.ave5 W. h. CROFT
premises
CALL and examine the stylish little houses.
easy terms G. II. KEOGH.
FAST 74TII-ST.-Eight lots $4,000 suit
KTLAND WHITING. Beekmanst.
900 Tsos sSS: d1 Ta@ g :oo Al stone E iast
East 2.st 5000. BOYD. owner, iUS East llitb ST.
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Citp propertn i)antso.

CTORES AND LOFTS WANTED.-Wo are
y having many calls stores AMI lot, On FiipL
Viii am Brrkman Nasal aui UtIer streets III thltVlc!nU'
ri LAND & WHITING. D H'cAniIn.sJ
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REAL ESTATE.

EEw-YoRK. "Wednesday. Feb. 0. 1891.
The following sales were held at the Exchange
tsesIoo to-day
, PY Rfehcd Y. Hdrn'r;
J 4.stoty brick dwelling with lot. No II East Wash.
Ing ;on-p ace cor OF oreerest lot 2sIe5 o oo,
s:oTy Oris1 tenement with lot 10 SIS West 2i.t.
~ Van 7GsseH & Hcarnev
ct Of BTosiSSy, lot 23Hioo + Meyer 23lOo
BY LOUIS Mest,r.
81 OESs q %1o WIN d lG NJ tsS E"i ta
ll,I"o
buildings with lot on Baxtsr,st NV Of Hestsr-st.
lot 25x co. utIinEer 1oloo
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRAN5FERa
NETWORK
70 james il Gvcr 1'A.oO' 'O"n {. sll7eS
Waldron and wife to Bridget sau,res .......-. 4525
Jane r Kane ct al 70 Thcs Resau 10000
10 julius Graii Observation-Disclosures. 1900
80 $50 q soUisvaid 3Sra0ii VIM
Ann Davis and husband to VIM Mccabe........ 1000
WIN Jaques to sarah Hadey -. ..........:., 1880
schioss and vile ct al to Geo sheppard $4,000
r.. SaSs4i2 i% M SsT
stcr referee to rhos Kane ........... A676
Jenat Dewitt 70 has I SiSiicr 10000
David ifrman and i wife to Geo jones $4,000
gle and wife to spencer a Tanning 10000
u, to spencer flaming Ing .. 10000
Faoarioas 10 hugo &C. $4,000
molly and vile to to Peter MURPHY 1900
molly ana y lie to Peter VGTphy $500
Ltaan ' ct al to John G Guar $1,000
l62f?st. s, 425 II ~ 1uthaye, TO 1blstst, l2Ox
1903. To- stella West and husband to the Mauhat
tan Life Ins Co...
and wife to Dexter Wright...c.. 1r.D. $4,000
63d a. es, soft W Of lstave 3Oxl00.6i Jehia Read -
and wife TO VIM A spnnge 10
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tjslp Walteu.


COLORED MAN WANTED.-Oae Who can
~ OF horse and cow aud help SeneraiS on
email country place-9 miles from New'fork iar wages
viii bc paid 10 y rusty person. Address NE"JEhsEi'
THe Tribune
WANTED CANVASSERS.-Medlc knoWl-
eOs' GEWMI eide COMPANY 500 Broadway.
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alarble ano Slate Alantels.

xx1OOD and SLATE MANTELS.-Ihe most
w and complete OF hne nantes now on Il
b,btuou II d. STEWART \ CO. IS West 23dst' Ne"
or
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EEw-YoRK. Wedrest ay. Feb 0. 1891.
The following sales were held at the Exchange
fglesI DOM today
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


49, +. H. LUDLOW d. Co.
D'linRs with lot on BaXterst, NV cor OF Hestersf,
lot 25xl co. UtIinger BrOs ..........
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-11-23
iuniSrat:0nG!.

The following, from the Knoxville
Tribune, is too true. We commend it
! to the landowners Of our county:
While every farmer and landowner
in the State is an advocate Of immigra,
ten, there is not one in Il hundred who
will render any material aid toward a
sure and permanent flow Of immigrants
into the country.
There is something incXplcable about
tie tcnacity with whichour landowners
hold on to their surplus aud Improbable
acres.
When a buyer turns toward IL, and
there is chance Of selling land which
has been ON sale for years, the owner
gets scared when he finds himself upon
the cyc Of a sale, and Immediately runs
up his prices to startling and impracti-
cable figures.
Many people who are interested in
the building up Of the country think
nothing Of the damage done the cause
by their efforts TO make the highest and
most immediate profits They cannot
be made to realize the fact that to
double the population is to more than
double the value of land and all real cs
tate accordingly. They have no idea of
giving away one acre that another may
be doubled in price.
If hV loubliur orr manhattan we
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-11-23
Sales
For November 26, 1881.
Davis & Martin vs. A. II. Gustin.


By virtue of nm order Of 4alc in my hands,
issued from the Circuit Court Of Franklin
county, Tenn, in above cause | wiII,o on
Saturday, November 18th, 1881
AT the Courthouse door in Winchester Tenn,
offer for sale to the highest bidder Tor CASH,
the following described tract Of land, lying
in district No. OF Franklin county, Tenn;
beginning at stake in edge OF pond, wilh
gum and Two oak pointers, runs % poles to
,irny's corner; thence north ~ poles TO
uuothtr corncro Of the said Gray tract; thence
east - poles to another corner ol said tract
thence south to the above named corner ana
nointcr.; thence north $40 east with Rich
Park. line to Il stake in the edge Of the fence
south with swcct-gum pointers 100 poles
thence south 2lJo west 80 poles to Il stake II
the center Of Il branch with Il gum pointer
thence south S7!', west lS!0 - poles to i
stake west Of said fence with gum pointers
thence south 20 west AZ poles to a stake stand
| ing west Of said fence; thence south - Yves
| IS. polus TO stake in the east boundary o
Jacob Mu,tis's tract; thence north SO poles t'
| the b. ginning containing 30 acres
Levied upon and will be sold rs the proper
ty OF \. II. Gustin, to satisfy tins order o
/ sale, amounting to SlI7O and interest AM
costs
This Oct. 81, 1881, -.
/. II, HALL, Dcp'y Sheriff.
,,,,D t,ll OF
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-11-23
STOCKING var

B55g" All these fabrics will lc made ci ,rr,
wool, rs he is determined to use 10 shtddv
material CT cotton, and guarantees tLis to hi.
customers.
He will exchange these goods fer wool. or
pay the highest market price in cash. Viii
receive barter, such as Butter, Eggs, E,gua.
blcs, Poultry, Lard, Hoc,n, &r,
lie is also prepared to card Wool intoros
in the best style, and respectfully soIicils t,is
patronage. Price only eight cents porpourd
for all delivered at the Factory. Wh,n dc.
livered at the Railroad Depot he will go there
for it, return it, and charge ten cents. Viii
also card Wool on the toll,
All consignmcnts, orders, &c., sent to him
will be promptly and carefully attcrdcdto,
At his Mills there is councillors yard.
enclosed by good fence, whore team, will lie
safe. Also large room fer persons who have
to stay over night 0r two.
JAMES VI. GRIFFIN,
mar27-1y Winchester, Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-11-23
Wool Carding' !!

would say to the public thau am pre-
pared to make as good, ii not better WOOL
ROLLS than Sore ever turned out from any
establishment in the State. Last year my
car,ler turned ont some inferior rolls, but this
year will attend to the carding myself, and
guarantee sltifiaction on no charge will be
made. Respectfully,
JAS. VI. GRIFFIN,
Prop. Winchester Wooden Mills
-April l-t 1880
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-11-23
Unknown re gicnG.

According to an English geographical
writer, there are four areas still to be
opened up or travcrscd by civilized
man, and which among them constitute
about onc.scycntccth Of the whole area
Of the globe OF these there is The
Antarctic region, which in extent is
about sevcnty-hvc times that Of Great
Britain. The second lies about the
North Pole. The third is in Central
Africa, and the fourth in Western Aus
tralja. The south Polar region referred
to is almost contcrminous with the cant
arctic circle. The vast African area
reaches On the west very closely to the
coast, and it is only near the equator
that it has more than specifically been
driven idland. In Australia the great
undcyelopcd region is that which lies
west of the track explored from north to
south by Stuart, and which now forms
the line of tclcgraphic communication
across that continent.