The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-24

consistently send you any more money
net auhile but II you are willing to
wait for the money until shall feel
justified In sparing 1t from more
. pressing demands" ! should be
| pleased TO have the Journal oontin-
ued to my address AS long AS you
have the control OF 1t.
Permit me, not In the way d. fanery,
to say that ! think you are acquitting
yourself quite credilably Is a journal
ist. honestly think the Home Jonr.
nal is the best county paper that
know anything about ; and some OF
my ~ncighbors have expressed about
the same opinion.
TO me, the Home Journal possesses
peculiar interest. So much OF my
life has been spent in Franklin conn.
~, that ! feel the most ardent attacks
mcnt for tnat county, admire us
mngniliccr scenery, and shall always
cherish the memory Of many OF ITS
citizens, and the Journal IL II medium
through which ! can, to II cert'ih dc
gree, keep up an acquaintance with
that county.
Franklin county, at least. much Of
it, is n poor county, as far AS the Ter.
tility Of the soil is concerned. but, II !
am rot rcry much miNtakca, it hes
more "pubIic spirited and center
prizing" citizens than some OF It's
richer sister counties, and This mare
than compcnSatcs for the want OF fer
tility Of the sol.
Perhaps | have already continued
this letter farther than will interest
you, aud | will close, by wishing you
all the success in your editorial en-
lcrprizc that you desire and AS much
happiness as Franklin coun'y's most
lovely maiden is capable oi mPari'ng'
Would that satisfy you!
Your Trend.
J. c. SilAPARD.
Doctor, that is really II god letter,
and got don't know how humbIy and
honestly grateful aye, hppH ltmahcS
US feel TO know that those older and
far more experienced men, whose
good opinions are valuable, as caIcu-
lated to stimulate to noble cXcrlions,
all poor, struggling youth to know
that Mcy are satisfied. and viii us
well. You know Franklin county
would hardIy 90 without a Press in It's
midst, and 20 make a paper suitable
TO the mass, as long Us that mass IS
right, is our intention. You know we
were right, all Of US, on the milk
sick" question. Guess y0A have Il
luiAi rccoIIcction Of those times gone
by, and "Warrcn" also. Well, we
had some fin as well as fuss, didn't
we? We thank you for your kind
and, We know, sincere opinions Of
Franklin county and her pcop'r, AN
II cir public spirit. Would that YOU
we're back with Us, and why not
Won are not afraid of milk sirk, we
know, for you have proven that fact.
Another letter from White county,
Tennessee, reads thus:
Mr.. ED'ron:-
Dcmr SU:-Ni lh pleasure | seat
myself TO drop you lew INES 20 lot
you N'o" "",n 800 ',9h a",
ON, hut .cnJ ito, far | connot dc
we'll without il. !ore TO hear from
my old native courty, to hear from You
all wcekly-~lt IS great pleasure 20
me- nP,9""o" W. m9 a"o 'o,'
r'an, ,Lo r,n, il ;o no, tn be .urn..oI
NV amy. 50 vol NAV count me a foil
scholar. You publs h IA good deal
nb"nt inc niue present" sen, you
inc DIG P"'''o - al" ~ GU "ou''
'" , H. ,La L;',nnna ;a -, arn,,
cou,d scnd Won somc bio cars oG coro
the finest lind. But must close
If You arc need of my subscription be,
fore Christmas, let me know, and
will send it TO YOU. | will be down
Christmas. Most respectfully,
J. V. llOR ron"
Mr., II, Informs US that the loud re-
port, or rambling NOISE, which we
published AS having been heard about
MnrIrpCSInID "A few \vtpES since