The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-09-14
ne VENUE RATES.
Seizure OF q, SEQ Gallons Of
Whisky in Franklin
County

United States Deputy Collector JAS.
NJ Davis arrived here, Sunday night,
from Lincoln and Franklin counties,
where he has been making arrests and
seizures for violations Of the revenue
laws.
On the 4th inst, in Lincoln county,
he arrested DR.. Vim. Stewart on the
charge Of selling whisky without license,
DR.. Stewart claimed that he had sold
the whisky on prescriptions from physl-
cans, which he thought he had a right
to do, and which privilege he believed
was not abridged by any law. The
United States Commissioner differed in
opinion with the Doctor, and bound
him over to the October term Of the
United States Circuit Court.
Last Saturday, Capt. Davis found in
r. X. MurrcI's dwclling-house, in
Franklin county, not far from MurrelPs
dist!jlery, barrel containing five or six
gallons Of whisky, unstamped; small
keg Of liquor, a barrel Of whisky fifty
yards away under some bushes, and two
in horse lot, concealed in the under
growth. lie seized iIurrclls distillcry
and warehouse, containing 1900 gallons
Of whisky, ON the charge Of MulrclIs
having violated the revenue laws as
above stated. Murrcll gave bond for
his appearance before United States
/ Commissioner Oct. 5. This is the sec
ond largest seizure made in this district
since it was organized.
James Hall was also arrested by
Capt. Davis, on the charge Of selling to-
bacco without license, and had him
bound over until the next term of the
United States Circuit Court Nash
Vile American, 18Th inst.
'y-IllIcoliI c.TSC iiI6 as grGnu gentleman
in disguise.
y In him the outward expression, though
farremoved from Chestertieldlan pollsh'
h was still so true to qualities to which me
world accords its highest respect tliat IL
became o good manner OF Its OWL anu
+ thus proved the truth OF the assertion Ill
regard to growth.
Il
" force of character and frmness OF p'lf-
y nose which invest the owner with com
. posnre and selt-respect. A certain
eouipoise which enables him to possess
his soul in peace, where mihd tii"I 10
.'e not so ballased goes careefln8 aoo''t "
',r every breeze, source OF diScolllioI' "
itself and all who behold 1t; IL aiS !,
!; presupposes q kind heart and qutcN
!" sympathy for others. There are naive
, characteristics wanting which smO"tl
a exterior is of little real value. Shali W.
not then cultivate good manners? MAY
. We not acquire n gentle courteous oe
Di meanor to which We may not have peer
, n horn ? Most assuredly, but unless w
conform TO the law OF development JUS
expressed, We shall achieve no s"oo1'
2 worthy Of the name. Let n' SnPt"Snn
{ d harsh yindictive nature assuming VI
- oontle manner of one who feels ana i've
=. it unseliishiy. ,e.,..,, an,
/ In moment of forgetfnlness, ah'
sucb moments will come, the mask drop
= off and Gjscloses the real MAN that hVe
behind it For those vino behold tn
disclosure there is no poaSioli'tF " vi
Il getGulness, and for them the ma IN W., W.
" not only fail to do its work, bu' WIZ ~,
4, duce a sense of incongrulty tnav W. ',
5 Is. oive absolute discomfort. Dup,ic''
~ never succeeds to any great extent;
" OF reater amount of thought ana iot'
u must be given than with higher nlo y,
e h., would be necessary to insure the gehulI
en feeling whose outward expression V
cit desire II We feel kindly we shall D
no,.r+v rouyT Land Sale.