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PitishaPgh - PAslAA~lp pAia.
Trains leave Pitt1bufxA - follows: Nail 1. m:
Fast Line p. M; Kxpress Nail e:xo p. m.
The ksprsss Md RsAs Daily, che othcr Two Sun.
nsctions vith ell traias frsn
st. Louis, Mo-; Dubuque. Ksokuk and Iows Civ.
Iowa o.ir', Rock Island and Chicago, ua.;
Lexingson and Louisviiic, KY, Terrs
Hi.ats, indianapolis and Lafayette.
lnd.;oin-isnati, Columbus, Day.
Ton, Tsioao, cisvslAad, ,Xaacs-
yll4s, Crestiine, Massilon
and Waoster, Ohio.
Also, kausAs, Nebraska, Minnesota. and
Asl Pstnts IN the west.
SAhs AZ Law As sr AsS orssa ROUTE -
Passengers from the West can rely upon this
"a being the shortest aud most sx-
psditious Route to
fHiLADELPHlA, BALTIMORE, NEW YORK
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES.
THOS. MOORE, AxsntI
Passenger Lines Of Penn. L. H., Pkiladelphia
August ~, 81
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~ 4ain-st. bet. I'd ApASd, ksokak. Iowa.
feb4g-d

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es. Hon. Chas. MAson, WAshingtoa City. asss saa
) sss.a IloA.1 D. 0orisn, Nsesh uAfelinn. asa 81
~ Hon J. s. Orr, South CasssiaA. sie
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9as g. V.Papin : Brother, 81. Lsats.
Scaytltt Il naHpn, ,Ql.s.iE "
Capt. J. y. kritchard, be"aH saskf iqs
Z. SHARP, cf1A n 1adiapapelts, Isd. sas4
N.B. Curtis. NJ. vsrnop, Ohio.
Hon. ssm'l X. Curtis, Ksokuk, Lows.
Halsh UT16hpSSH, AsA -" ~
Clarke ,AnsAslssssuAss yBsaslo, N. Y.
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CHURCH NOTICE.
SHATHAASQUAREME CHURCH,
~ on ecornerof 7th and Morgan streets.
a.yces. 7SAbhatAAt lo& .. N !, aad at .. =.
5abbssh ssaeoi st Z ,. - 49, ~ So :
Prayer Meeting Thursday, pm.
Rev. J. d. SMITH, Pastor,
kssidenceo ND rleans- st. :, bel. ltha and 18th.
ksokuk, Jan. 7s-dly
sHo.J. .rAes, ND. A.n.cARPssrsR, n p.
Drs. Page 4 Carpenter,
HAVING associated hom msslvss in the practice
- 81 their profession in its various branches,
eAs Be found ~ their Once, east side Of ID street,
s.nl "a re-. S
sstSesnJ nJohnson andExchangsj Of the latter, st
the ofhos. lfsb5-d
Doctors McGagin ana LstcAer
AAvEAssociatedt themselves In the prasaes Of
= Msdicins.. Win sontinuc 70 attend in esnssl
Ing 70 the spAciousnesA Of their once rooms, and
large iioarry Of the bsst nsdi4Al works sxtant,
torsesivs and instruct large class
Of pupils.
oaes IN .h."po:, building. ID story. on I'D It.
bstwssn Main and johnson.
Pm. isuess7d
:. 1.S.sAHvosD, ND. JoHH v SoHp, y. D.
NOTICE.
nRS. SANFORD 4 BOND have this day formed
Hsrgery and ssAsr their services 70 tAs cfttse Of
AsoLuk And tho surrounding country.
U0es on nain ST., opposite the Lacieds House.
Or. SANFORD takes this occasion to express his
grsdtad to ths siuss VI this stty Iowa Atsssu.
q and lilinois for their liberal patronage hereto
Iefs extended TO him, and 10 cordially recommend
his associate Dr. bosD 10 them In Ali cases rsquir
in9 tbs .eryices o. aPhysiciAn or Surgeon.
M =. RUsA LITTLE. m NJ.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Once on Third
street, between Main and johnson vita, over
n,ichsy's Cigar store. Residence 1t 81. Charles
--.- no.sl. lmayad
-. 9. DEWEY, N. n,
oa.. i s..,.. a:,, d,.* .. 4 :s.5ss. :,
sysd KEokUK. IOWA.
DK. pm WI ELL.
NICE PATHIST.
II OrnICE corner Of Third and Main, in burke.
- oaliery. lnay97-dly
DAY 4 BEERS,
or TOLEDO.
GreeeYs, CeMmissisn Msrchants.
AND DEALERS IN
FLOUR, FISH, NAILS, SPICES,
lvYSOhAGAA, Cteass, 6fscn, Dsist aud pYee>eysA
4 Fruf0, Wooden and Willow Ware, ,Provisions
es~s, Butter, te., Grain and Country Produoe,
sefnsr o. Main and 7th sta., Ksokuk, lows.
- y1ed
| p.A. cuLLsr. :. =. soosIsLp, Joss :. uA.nr.
CULLEf, hCOEIELD 4 CO.,
Wholesale and Retail dealer. in
FAMILY GROCERIES
AND COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Sosrth b., sst. Main and Johnson, Ksokuk Iowa
0Hfsssftss delivered 70 all parts Of tie City
lrss II chasgs. [jelsd
J. q. FaFrsst CO.,
Whlesaie and Retail dealsrsin
SIAPLk AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
And Ready made Clothing,
Ns.7s Main Street, ksokak Iowa.
ENEn. r = n
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ReA4e U04 09na1e@saS
Painters.

sig9S sao;.8 As1Sfs Aosss Paintins,
reineee .sgast. - ytsr. draining,
sysry usaiued dlass. Glazing aud
.osyle. Papsr Hsaefne.
for past fAvcrs, they wovld stil,
seiieit $1,000 plttonegs. Shop on Fourth
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SPEcTACLHS-The bcst assortncnt Of geld, sil
~ yer and stse Bpectacles at
uevs-dAv PARMHLs 4 <CANPBELL's.
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kseknk, lows. Nay II, ,isss-dly

AoOk0h . q d milton GoPYV.
now Tie bsst in the West, hAvine ) q tks lare.
ct and most CON- vsniest Perry Eoals alsat, tSs
GATE CITY and HAMILTON BELLF. vhieA
will ran regularly, end pass every ens eefsly ssd
stors HAYS incurred heavy expense and intend q
psrsevers n doiag g untilsssry ohsesss las heen
overcome and their Ferry shall Ls the very hess fer
the aecommodaticn Of tho tfsdc Of oar city
power and superior accom- mods .ions for tsvins
and for pleasure sxcursions, and will hs In rsadi.
nsas Tor sueh purpose 1t all times short Astics
u. ~. SAMPLE, Pres't X. . n. Fec.
Inne n. sAf.dtf
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ASst&0no0t.
nURNH = RENT4EN, Il Keekrk. lava have
- sAas uay AsslEasd y ne. tor ths bsnens of all
tAeis ~sdttsn, al srd singular thsir pSrsonal
property and real estate. Crsdilors will prse sHs
eheir claims, undcr oath or a1rnAtioa, within
sArss months, ~ tbs Law requires.
JOHN n. DAT.
Sept, 8, 1857. Aaixzse.
sspe-dsw tTinss sopyl
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Ksskuk, ~. Des N sines 4 Miunssexa
y A L ksOA ID.
e6

0Nand after MsHday, the It'll sf SEPT. tAs s.,,
: - Will leave the depot In Keokuk daily, fsup-
days s4sspssda at7.l6 \. H., and rsturpise win
leave tenfonspoyt at 7;%5 ~.
,ns arrangement = complete connection 10
made both ways with the Western starr Con nan,
ssnsaeain{ ss tssssisrs 70 reach Ottumwa, Fort Dss
Moinss, Council Bluds 5ioax City and sil IL sers-
dats piacss, an middle and western lows. vitho 81
annscsssAsy delay. .rS-s
q -O1hesin Kilboutnc's Block.
$. DWIGHT RATON,
keokak July 81, s57-atv =
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r. p. MARCY Manslaetussr and wholssele
Bowie knives, fishing Tackle. Sporting Appear
tus and AmmnAitieA. AL .0sas vassaas>i With
the privilege of tryiA8Ssy n lswsrJnDxJ0 0hafhvsr
ensrsd In the sst. Colts best RcvolvsSs for 4l6,
and warranted for . year. Sscond-st. bet. Iain
And johnson, Keokuk, lows. Ljuly1AdAw
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ffhE INSURANCE..
IRE AND MARINE gSStfRayrr rnnpa

'".' .s'"S1 FHHNNHNVE COMPANY,
~ ST. LOUIS.
DIRECTORS:
ID y .: Mccune, s, N Edxell, C.S. Grssiy,
=. Wymsn, o. IL. Peck, B.w Alexander.
. ssmss ! .s smith, 4. D, ponsroy, d. d. Page
NO o9xrRA-HAxAaDoun RISKS rAxrH
y. u. H0LAES, General Aren't.
escI-dly A. BRIDQMAE, Ag't, Ksakak.
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aOUsE AKN AlGH = RAINIIN0,T
DECORATING, a1JsAkIlsG,y r PAPkAIaAN0FNG
DRAINING, .NARBLfE O, <c.,a
n1scuted in the Hsst Sayas and cA N1ae ahle
Tsrns, BY
ALEX. ASHER 4 co.
DAR11R& hAiiding, who wish Coed 0ulstantial
Work 1t Low Figures, will Ind il 10 their ii.
tsrsst TO employ us. Contracts for furpishinr
svsrythne rs4sisits, snsssd into with sssponsibls
partAss. References given. 4g
9Aop, sf pysssni, Aedr Corner of 8fA snd Nsts-sts
jy3odSAs-& = 2 q" fPosrCopy.l
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-14
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.
Important Announcements.

TO all persons afflicted with Sexual Dis
eases, such as PERMATORRHEA,S SEMI
NAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, CON
ORRHGA, GLEET, SYPHILIS, the vice of
ONANISM, or SELF ABUSE, &C., &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view OF the
awful destruction Of human life, caused by
Sexual diseases, and the receptions proclised
upon the unfortunate victims by Quacks, have
directed their Consulting Surgeon, as acHAR-
TABLE ACT worthy OF their name, to give
MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all persons
thus afflicted, who apply by letter, with a
description Of their condition, Gage, occnpa-
ton, habits Of life, Seq and in cases OF eX-
IRENE poverty and suffering, to FURNISH MED
IclNEs FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is a benevolent
institution, established by special endowment,
for the relief of the sick and distressed, at.
hicted with "Vrulent and Epidemic Dis
eases" 1t has now u surplus Of means,
which the Directors have voted TO expend in
advertising the above notice. 1t is needless
to add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill Of the age, and Wilbur
nsh the most approved modern treatment,
Just published, by the Association, n Report
on Spermatorrhga, or Seminal Weakness, the
vice of Onanisn, Masturbation or Self-Abuse,
and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, by
the Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent
by mail, Tin a sealed enveope,) FREE OF
CHARGE, on the receipt of TWO STAMPS for
postage.
Address, Dr. GEO. r. CALHOUN, Con-
sulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2,
South NINTH Street, Philadelphia, Pa. By
order of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAlRCHGLD, Secretary.
Tcb6 ly
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Heading Cabbagcs in Winter.

Select suitable spot in garden or
field, six feet in width, of any desired
length, free from standing water; run
n furrow the proposed length of your
bed, and throw a back furrow upon it.
This double furrow will form a SIDE
,OaH of your cabbage house. In the
trench stand your cabbages on their
roots leaning to the iurrow at an angle
of 40 to As deg. Let the next furrow
be thrown upon the roots and stalks Of
the cabbages, and another row to be
placed in the trench made by the Sec
ond furrow; thus proceed until your
six feet of width is planted, then let
the last furrow be a double one-ma-
king the other side wall about the
height of the cabbage head. Through
the whole length eff the middle Of the
patch lay rails lengthwise, supported
by crutches, at a height Of about two
feet from the cabbages; this will form
the ridge of the cabbage bouse. Lay
light brush-wood from the side walls
to the ridge pole; then throw on salt
hay, or bog hay, or straw. two inches
in depth. As the cold weather adj
vances throw on dirt until you have a
depth of say six Or eight inches or even
more, when the winters are severe,
and finally spank the dirt roof with
the flat of a spade, until it will shed
the rain. Fill up the two ends ofyour
house in the same manner, leaving
only small air holes of a foot or two
in diameter, which may be closed with
hay. The length Of the house should
be on north and south line.
In the early spring you will find
your most unpromising plants have
heads of their own. and all be thriving
and fresh. Try it at once, and you'll
&ry it ever alterwards.--Er.
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A Very Peculiar Dish.

When our party Of six had seated
themselves at the centre table, my at.
tention was attracted by a covered
dish, something unusual at a Chinese
meal. On a certain signal, the cover
was removed; and presently the face
of the table was covered with juvcn-
lie crabs, which made their exodus
from the dish with all possible rapid
ty. The crablets had been thrown
into plate Of vinegar just as the
company sat down--such an INNER.
sion making them more brisk and
lively than usual. But the .sprightly
sport of the infant crabs was soon
checked, by each guest scizing which
he could, dashing it into his mouth,
crushing it between his teeth, and
swallowing the whole morsci without
ceremony; determined to do as the
Chinese did, | tried this novelty also
with One--with two. | succeeded,
finding the she'll soft and gelatinous,
for they were tiny creatures, not more
than u day or two old. But was
compelled to give in to the third, which
had resolved to tai Ike vengeance, and
gave my lower lip a rip so sharp and
severe as to make me rclnquish my
hold and likewise desist from any fur
Their experiment of this naturc.--L!te
IN China.
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A CoNTRAsT.-ln 1887, when the
business world was convulsed to its
centre, under the effects of moneta.
ry crisis, this country imported from
abroad, during the year, over eight
million dollars worth of breadstuffs.
In 1857, when we are experiencing a
similar revuIsion, we have a surplus of
upwards of thirty millions value of
breadstufs for export. The difference
is decidedly encouraging.
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FRlZZELL, CM, dc.
Notice.

In pursuance of the foregoing order OF
sale, will, on Monday the 9th day of No.
vember, 1851, before the court house door in
the town of Winchester, offer for sae for
ready cash, the tracts of Land mentioned in
said order Of sale or SO much thereof as will
be sufficient Of each of them to satisfy the
taxes. costs and charges annexed to them
This 9Th October, 1857.
ocl0-6t IRA E. DOUTHIT, r. C.
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The House of Representatives oil
Missouri has passed bill legalizing
the suspension Of the banks of that
State till November next.
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Hereafter we shall devote a good
deal more space, in the Home Journal,
than we have been doing heretofore,
to agriculture, horticulture, &C.
Next week will be published an excel
lent article on the culture of fruits.
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StntcsOf Tennessee, Franklin Co.
July Term, 1857, Of the Circuit Court
of said COuntv.


July Term, 1857, Of the Circuit Court
of said County.
VIZ IEREAS, Ira E, Donthit, Collector Of
w the Public Taxes for the county Of
Franklin, reported to the Court the following
tracts of Land as having been returned for
the taxes for the year 1856, and that the taxes
thereon remain due and unpaid, and that the
respective owners or claimants thereof have
no goods and chattels within his county. on
which he can disiran for said taxes, to wit:
]. g. WV. SHOOK, entered in the name of
Charles Cool, one tract of Land lying in civ
il district No. 7, valued at S.50-lics on the
turnpike road from TuJahoma to Lynchburg,
and is bounded on the East by Mrs. PyIan;
J. j. Burt and r, Conner, South; by J. W.
Eggle5ton on the West, and II. Miles on the
North. Taxes 81 cents-cIerk's fee Sl,5O-
printers fee l,50-colector's fee 81 90.
Mas. A. f. HUBBARD, wife Of A. +. Hub
bard, entered in the name OFFS. Bingham, one
tract of Land, 9 acres, lying in civil district
No. II, near Cumberland mountain, and is
bounded by the Lands of Willis Holder on
all sides valued at $75--taxes 10 cents
clerks fee $l50--prinler's fee $l,50-col-
lector's fee $l,00. .
A. Fl. BELLS heirs, one tract of Land,
80 acres, lying in civil district No, 0, bound
ed by the Lands of T. Wilson, Saml Kenner-
ly and othcrs-valued at $l50-taXes 80 cents
clerks fee 81 ,5O-prlnter'sfe fee Isl ,5O-col-
lector's fee Sl 90.
LOUISA MILLER, entered in the name OF
G. w. Carter, one tract of Land, lob acres,
lying in civil district No. ID. bounded on the
North and East by the Lands of ]. Cobb-on
the South and West by the Lands of S. Cox
and by the county line of Lincoln and Frank
lin--valued at $l50-taxes 80 cents--clerk's
fee $l,5O- printers fee $l,5O-collector's
fee Isl 90.
Wherefore, it is considered by the Court
that judgment be and is hereby entered
against The aforesaid tracts of Land, respec-
lively, in the name of the State, for the sums
annexed to each, being the amount of taxes
due sevclaIly thereon for the year 1856 And
it is ordered by the Court that said tracts of
Land, or so much thereof as shall be sufficient
of each of them to satisfy the taxes, costs and
charges annexed to them severally, be sod as
the law directs.
N. FRlZZELL, Ch, dc.
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At the hospital in Cincinnati the
cases Of delirium tremens are five
times as numerous as they were five
years ago.
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U Don't touch the lutte when
drums are resounding. A wise man
remains silent while fools arc speak
ing.
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DIR. r. c.. MURRELL,

Respectfully announces TO the citizens o
Franklin county that he has permanently SET
tied in Winchester, where he hopes to receive
n share in the practice of his profession in its
various branches.
Residence on High Street, in the house for
merly occupied by DR.. Clopton; Office on
Main ST.. nearly opposite the Mountain House
Marco .. ly
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The New York Bank officers are
nearly unanimous in the opinion that
the resumption of specie payments
cannot safely take place before July.
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aanch teachers bookkeeping in
three works-'Never lend them
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Something for Every Lady
SHEpPARD'S GREAT BENEFECTOR,
The Greatest Periodical Remedy
EVER DHSGDy 9IhsEaa.
/ uQn pYS Z Ell ALI ED MONTH"; Y


EVER DHS9'OyEksEE.
1000 BXS. RETAlLED MONTHLY.
The Bcnefaclor is infallibe for the imme-
diate removal of Distractions. Irregularities,
Prolapsus Uteri, Calling Of the womb) Leu
corrhea or Whites, and all the diseases pecu-
liar to females.
This remedy has never in single case fail
ed in producing the Menscs. | have receiv-
ed many letters of recomme ndGiion, which
all say, at is the best remedy we have ever
used" Sickness at somach, headache, Ian
guor, debility, pains in the head, side aud
back, loss OF appetite. costlveress, NC, are
some Of the symptoms which attend irregu-
lar mensturation. This remedy is certain to
remove one and all Of these symptoms.
Be sure aud get the genuine, which has my
signature on each box. This remedy may oe
had by undressing Us. Sheppard, West Fourth
street, Cincinnati, and enclosing 4 |, and the
remedy will be sent by return mail.
N. B.-Lodes who are pregnant should not
use this remedy, as it is sure to bring on mis-
carriage, though no injury to health would
follow. One box s I, three boxes So. All
letters OF inquiry must contain a postage
stamp to ensure an answer.
J. S. SHEPPARD,
augl 1y Sole Proprietor, Cincinnati. o.
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BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.
j. READ

g Employs this method of inform
=zerT.A ing the citizens of Frank
90 - lin county, and the town
of Winchester, that he has permanently loca-
ted in their vicinity, on The East side of the
square, and intends to keep constantly on
hand select assortment Of French and Amer
lean Leather and Findings of every descrip-
ton, for the manufacture of Gentlemen's and
Ladies' boots, shoes, CATERS. pumps, &C.. and
guarantees satisfaction to all who desire nice
I'll and good article. Having carried on bu-
slness in Brooklyn, N. Y, previous to his
arrival in this State, and with entire satisfac-
ton, he feels confident that success will at
tend him here. Ladies in particular are invi.
ted to patronze him, as he has paid careful at.
tention 70 their wants. june2O.ly
w repairing att ended to. j. R.
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G.. M. FARM Err,


AT HIS OLD STAND, SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF THE - SQUARE,
Winchester, EMH1 Tennessee.
Very thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to him, keeps on hand
and will furnish any article in cabinet furni-
ture at the shortest notice, either Of his own
manufacture or Of factory work. He is de-
termined that no one shall undersell him or
give more inducements for CUSTOM. Amy
article of his own make that does not prove
to be such as he sells it for may be returned
on his hands. ...-....
COFFINS FURNISHED
at all times as cheap as any other person will
furnish them, and on the shortest ro,ice, and
sent to any portion Of the country without
extra charge. HIS horse that he keeps for
such purposes is wei, known and cannot be
surpassed IN Int of gentleness in any
country. ~
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Comfy Court Of Franklin County,
Tennessee.
OCTOBER TERM, lS5

OCTOBER TERM, 1897.
Davis II. Barnes and others, heirs of William
Barnes, deceased,
VS..
w w Quinn and wife. and others,
Petition 10 sell Land and MDide SLAVES.
On motion of compliments by their solicit
ors, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that w. w. Quinn and wife Elizabeth,
Jno H. Barnes and VIM. C. Barnes, VIM. c..
Mcdaniel aud Thomas w. Mcdaniel, a por-
ton Of the defendants in this cause, are nom
residents of the State of Tennessee, so that
the ordinary process Of law cannot be served
on them; it is therefore ordered that pubIica-
ton be made for four successive weeks in
the Home Journal, newspaper published in
the town of Winchester, IN Tennessee, re-.
qlring said nonresident defendants to make
their personal appearance before the honora-
Bile Judge of the County Court Of Franklin
county, on the I'd Monday in November, 49,
81, and plead, answer or demur to the COM
painants' Bill or Petition, or the same will
be taken for confessed as to them, and set for
hearing expartc. WIN. E. TAYLOR,
Clerk.
CoIyar& Frizzell, solicitors for petitioners.
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LINCOLN HOUSE,
,1'sallaMosgisa, Tenn.

10. B. S SMITH, PRopElEroR.
Having taken charge of The above hotel, |
will endeavor to please all who may favor me
with call. From my friends and the citi-
zens Of Franklin and the surrounding coun-
try, would solicit patronage. The table VIII
at ell times be provided with the best the
country affords, and every cere will be taken
to please ALL
There is good Livery Stable contiguous
to this house, and the Fayetteville, Mulberry
and Lynchburg mail and passenger coach
leaves his hotel every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday for the above places, at Il o'clock
p. H., and returning every Tuesday, Thurs
day ard Saturday, at L o'clock A. a., making
connections with the Nashville and Chata-
noora and McMnnvile and Manchester mail
trims. TulIahoma, July IL, 1857.
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