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To The PUBLIc.-After eight years of indus
trous labor have determined to decline sorekeeping
Ny preparations hereafter be found for sale on retail at
the following places Israel Grahames of Eutaw
and Baltimore streets; Deville Bourguets l4 Baltimore
street. Seth s. Hance's, l0S Baltimore street. Andrews
Thompson, East Baltimore sree Macpherson Marshall
Marble Building North Charles street. and on wholesale
Fred Hickey Sons, and also retail my former place
ofbusiness, % Baltimore street
ap25tf d DRJSCOTJ
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mt KEITH, .JR., & son,

MT KEITH, JR., 4 son,
4V1s COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
90 % oUTH CHARLES STREET.
Offer for sale at lowest rates
Best Cut Nails; Naylor 4 Co.'s Cast and shear Steel
Ames, Rowland's and Kimball's Shoves and Spades j
Keith Jr, Co.'S Tacks, Finishing, Clout and Shoe Nails
Shebe Fishers Forks and Picks; American Butt Co
Hinges and Sad Irons; Hall, Brown Co Snathe Cradle
and Hoes; Coburn Fenns Superior Axes mccullough &
Go Octarar9 Sheet Iron Kings Patent Clneh Nails "
b. Douglas Pumps and RAMS Hollow ware Castings Car
Boxes; Tea Kettles Hoop Iron Scythe Stones Car Rels
Faucets; Coffee Mills, &c, &c ap30tf
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CELEBRATED
SELF-VENTILATING REFRIGERATOR.

w UELEBRATED
SELFVENTILATING REFRIGERATOR.
We ubmit few home ties tmonias
BALTIMORE, March 18th, 1860.
COLLINS, HEATH HUTCHINSON:
GentsHaving purchased of you of 'Winshp's patent
Refgeraors after giving it practical tes desire say
its construction external appearance and internal
mentS admirable, and its preserving ventiIans
properties perfect enabled to preserve any
Der and variety of dishes Within while article retain
its natural flavor The Provision Chamber KEEP cool ant
dry any well ventilated Sdeboard while the labor
keeping it sweet and clean is consider nval
liable Truly yours,
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YOUNG WHITE GIRL ELoPEs WITH A NEGRO
Practical Aboldionism.-A case of practical ANAL
gamation has Just come to light in our neighboring
county of Washtenaw, which is, as usual, replete
with the disgusting features which characterize
these affairs. young girl seventeen years of
age, n daughter of Mr.. Hiram l.. Stout of the
town of Sharon, eoped day or two since with
negro boy who was in the service of her father
and, 1t is thought, has gone with him to Canada
The sable seducer's name is Bill Strong and he is
about twentythree years old. The girl is an intel
ligent, well-educated female and no reason can he
assigned for her conduct except that her father is
an abolitionist of the unadulterated stripe and
taught as the repentant Judson did, that a negro
was little better than anybody else. The parents
are nearly distracted over the occurrence and are
making every effort to recover their daughter. She
has ALWAYS been looked upon with esteem and re-
speet, and the whole community were taken by
surprise when the facts were revealed Detroit
Free Press, April 25h.
DEATH OF Ex-GovERNoR ROBINSON OF VERMONT
The death of Elk Governor Robinson at Charleston
has already been ann Ounced. Governor Robinson
was member of one OF the Oldest and most infu-
entail families in Vermont-a family distinguished
with the Aliens and Crittendens of that State. He
had frequently been a member of the Legislature
of that State, having served both in the Senate
and the House, and was Governor of the State in
1858 He was the sole Democratic Governor of
Vermont since the State went over to the Wings
in 1927 on the election of John Quincy Adams to
the Presidency of the United States Governor
Robinson was lawyerof emnence. free-hearted,
upright, and honorable man; of unquestioned po-
litical integrity and unbounded personal populari
ty In his death his State loses of her brightest
ornaments and his party OF its ablest and most
valued supporters. His remains were inclosed in
metallic coffin, and forwarded to Vermont, on
Thursday last by the steamer Nashville. -
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TNHE LAWS OF MARYLAND
JANUARY SESSION, 1860
The authorizd publication of the ENTIRE LAWS Public
ana Local passed by the Legislature of Maryland at the
last session. which ended the 10th Of March, we will have
ready for delivery on the Goth of May next
The Laws will be published in volume containing
about $40 pages, bound in law sheep. Prize So
KELLY, HEDIAN h PET,
- Printers and Publishers,
apSBeO2W Ralt
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THE ADJOURNM ENT.

THE PRESIDENT THREATENS TO LEAVE THE CHAI
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kGEDLiEG Wool KINDLINa Wocpl
SAWED AND SPLIT WoOD, OF ANY SIzr
At Office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No NnkFH srH2Er.
siu-tr JAS n IgHE9nH
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For LENT
Lake Superior TROUT and WHITE FISH. Also, No. 1
MACKEREL, Susquehanna and Labrador HERRING, in
kits halves and quarter bb all in excellent order and of
fine quality, just received by.
GREEN Il YoE,
fei6-tf 80 Baltimore street.
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Douglas Denounced as an Enemy to the South.
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MEssRs. c., II. & H.:
Gents-One Of OF your ''Winshp's Venating Rerge-a-
ors as been used in house for nearly years with
ont ntng in it any fault The ventilation is very good,
and the articles kept together do acquire ti
flavor of ach other they usually did in the former tight
boxes. think you safely recommend it to YOUR Gus
toners Very respectfully,
j. CRAWFORD NELSON
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COMPOUND WILD CHERRY TROCHEs.
These roches will he found eicacious as agreeable
convenient in aieviating and curing Coughs Colds &C
Prepared only by
N. HYNSON JENNINGS 4 CO,
apl9U az North Charles street
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MARFIELD'S AND THOMAS CHOICE FA-
Ill ily Sugar Cured HAMS for sale by a. l.. WEBB
Bro corner REatt and Commerce SITS. 1t
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IMPORTANT TO HoUSEKEEPERs.
To know that they money by purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split at Office ofCy Steam Fire Wood
Mil,
No. 3 NORTH
HlGt LANES II. JOHNSON
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-10-25
wit and IIunnOI'.

Why are bachelors like criminals
They hate to SO into court.
Why arc women like bcets? Because
The younger they are, the s@ecter,
10 Biographies from rotting-place
them in II dry collar with %tiitcc'r chill
drcn.
Why is Il pigs tail like II carving
knife? Because it is Aourishcd oven Il
ham,
Extraordinary feat in natural history
In this country they arc making II
Lio4 out Of Wales,
The old logy who pokcd his head
from "bcneath the times" had it knock
cd s)undIy by u "pnsoing event"
Ifan elephant can travel eight miles
an hour, and carry his trunk, how fast
could hcgo it he had Il little daricy to
carry it for him?
GIVE me II kiss, my charming Sal"
A lover said to II blue eyed gal.
II slan't," said she, "you lazy elf,
Screw up your lips, and help yourself"
Coming home u few mornings since,
we met II man attempting to walk on
both sides of the street. BY 4 skilltul
maloouvro we passed between him.
A boy who had been attending II col
orcd funeral, was asked Oh his return
where he had been. He replied, very
quickly, 81 have been Il bLdck .JWying!"
"Frcderick, what city is that you are
going to visit this fa'l?" asked Anna OF
her beau. "lr you have no objection,"
said Fred, "I'm going to Harc lnna."
"Och, an what's yer honor goin' to
rive seem rs it's mesolfthat saved yer
hOuSc!'
GLOW so, Pat 2"
"An' shnre, when it cotched n fire,
wasn't | tho second that hollorcd first =
A g%arrulous fop, whohad annoyed by
his frivolous remarks his %partnerin the
ballroom, among other empty things,
asked whether she had ever had her
ears pierced!
$780," was the reply, "but Two often
had them bored"
Some bachelor probably wrote the
following:
"'TWiXt women and wine
Mans lot is to smart
IT'S wine makes his head ac!.e,
And women his heart"
A Newcastle blacksmith recently
made out u bill against one Of his custo-
mcrs for s%tecling two mattocks; but
the son Of Vulcan, who had been moro
used to welding a slcdgc.hammcr than
studying DR.. Kcnrick, wrote out the
item in the following manner: "To
stealing two mad ducks, two shillings.'
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C'BM MERClAL'
n shviIIe NIark Q /
NASHVILLE, Oct. 10, 1861

FhbhN iiiN wv W 'V''
DACoN,-Shouldcrs 10 cts; Huns scarce nj
SOLO: ClcnrSidcs IT. from wagons, From
store, packed, IN advance on these figures,
LARb.-Good Lard, in suitable package II!
cents,
WmgAr-Prime Red and White in demand
at 81 5OM$l IS,
FLoUn,-Dcmand active, Extra SO 500
So IS, pcr bnrrcl; Supcrinc 50 5Oi Extra
Family Flour in bags, S3 80; Supcrfino S3 0O
n % lbs. These aro Wholesale prices, The re-
tail figures advance 70 cents u % lbs, ana oo
cents per barrel,
Oats. -Shclled oats are worth GO cents per
bushel, in lots from store; by retail 10 cents
Ryc.-None IN the market
Barley,--ln demand, Mt Is cents per bu'hc''
Corn.-Buycrs are giving 20 cents per bush
al. Retailing from store NJ S0Ig0O.
Whisky.-RcctiNGd 2OG22; country brands
GOGG15c,
Reserve lOIMll.
Iron.-Trnncssce--Bar 5Jc; Band 7M7!;
Horse Shoe %; Nail Rod o; Boiler, 81 Sheet
sJM0i; Hoop SIGu9l, Pitisburg-Bnr 33ci
Band 6IMG; Horse Shoe 3; Nail Rod I; Sheet
5Im6; Hoop TON.
1Nails.-Thrccs S. 90; Fours 50 % Il kcg;
Skies 81; Fights SO rs; Tens, andlorgcr sizes
SO 80.
Ropc-Gmas l2l@lic; Jutc l2l; Cotton
Thread 224m23,
Salt, Zine sack i. worth 81 50i Barrel so
cents per hushcl.
sugar.-Wc quote in bbls,, SOLO, cen;
less in bids. n. Y. Coffee Sugars lOlmll;
Crushed and Powdered 20 rye Loaf ll!@
T. cents
Mola.scs. New crop A5@5O {, in barrels.
Coffee. Stock light, demand fair. Prime
Rio is firm at l3@l3!c; Loguyra ll@l5l; Jo-
va 1SGG2O.
Candles. Star, firm at1S@t9f for II Oh; &c
Cor full weight; TulIow II.
Dried ~FrUiL-Applcs in f%irdemand at9l@
81 %
Irish Potatocs.-2 5O@2 Is u barrel,
Hides and Lcuthcr,-Wc quote green hide
) ut G~ccntS; dry s at II cents. Oak sole lcath'
rr 30cts r ID for best quality; HcmIock 2Sct'
Harness BE,
Grass Sccd.--Clovcr S. 2jM5 80 T. bushc
Timothy So 80 Orchard grass g 90; Hero
- %; Blue grass, clean, 81 j,Strippcd 81 Z
Millet $2MS2 %
Flax secd,-75cents.
Ginseng.-50Mj5 cents.
Bcrswax.--2G cents.
Feathcrs.-In good demand at 40 cents.
Rags.-Eor Coffin Rags, in good order, Bet
is readily paid.
Balqd Hay, from store, $50 y ton,
TOBACCO. There is, as yet, nothing doing
except in loose lots, and these are generally in
forior. Lugs, in such sales, bring from 81 81
(1$2 90 per hundred; and Leaf 81 25mSi,
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Robert Bonner, Esq.

We see it stated that Shapes Rifle
Company oi Hartford, has entered into
contract with II foreign government to
furnish 100000 worth OF arms; with
II proviso that the order may be extern
dcd to II milIion ofdolIars, on giving the
company ninety days notice before tho
completion oil the first lot. The same
government has also contracted with
the company for several thousand dol.
lars worth OF the latest aud best gun
making machinery.
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House and Lot for Sale.

| will ell. at the Courthouse door in Win
chester. Tenn, to the highest bidder, on the
ltn Monday in November next,
for cash, the house and lot ON which WIN; O..
Brooks now lives. beginning at the corner OF
the Public Square, running with Main street
In the direction Of Huntsville to the first cross
street. then with said cross street to the lot sold
by YIN q Brooks to j VI Burrough, thence
North east and South east to the beginning
Sold as the property Of j: NJ. kussey' 70 satisfy
All execution in my hands In favor Of the fres-
ident and Directors Of the Bank Oh TENNESSEE
vs.. Brooks, Russey and Others. ,.
c. ARLEDGE, ID. Shff
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A Novelty in the Art World.
PHOTOGRAPHY UPON PORCELAIN !
Secured by Letters Patent In the United States, Eng.
land, France, andHReIgium.
The American Photographic Por-
celain Company,
No. 781, Broadway, New York,


having secured their novel and ingenious invention by
American and European pate nts, a,e fully prepared TO
execute all orders Tor
Miniature Likcncsscs of Persons ON China,
%Ir'eiting all lie attractive and advantageous features
oi o. d.nary photographs, Tie biilialCy and finish of a
dwatcr color drawing, ana hitherto mattaincd quality
uooi durability, by being IdeIcd as impe;iShablc as the
pnatuIal properties OF %theltitIos ii oil which they are
transferred.
As the patented process of the Company enables the
reproduction Of fhOtOgra lls, not % ny on plain ullaccs,
but upon such asare round OF Ofauy degree Of regular.
ny portraits can he reproduced with %iauItlcs accura.
Cy, and dcliCaCy Of dclineatiOn, IlCh FrCclaii ares Of
any description and dimension usrd as articles OF luXu.
~ or Of household utility, such as
Urns, Vases, Breakfast Cups, Toilet Articles,
thereby Securing faithful portraits, and furnishes 4 uni.
tue and exquisite style OF oinanentation of articles in
domestic use.
the popular taste, and to meet the wants of these pat.
rOis Of the Fine Arts DESTROYS OF having Portraits on
Porcelain, the Company have imported from Europe a
collection Of superior porcelain goods, manufactured to
tGeir own order, which they sell a; cost prices.
As the American Company are owners Of the patent
right, aud consequently the only persons authorized to
use the prUCG. they have determined, IN order 10
Afford people in every section Of the Union
an opportunity to possess
Portraits on China,
to make the following proposition to
Residents in the Country, who are unable to
visit personally the Atalier and Gal
,crics in New York. q.
Per rs nding a photograph, embr1typc or dagucr
reotypc 10 the Office Of the Company in New York, &c
]comptncd by
Five Dollars,
will receive in return BY express, fee of other charge,
y richly ornamcntcd Breakfast Cup and Sul-
Ger, with the portrait transferred thereon.
Ey transm ttiuga rrcotyre and
Ten Dollars,
they will secure in like manner,
a har dsomc French Vase, or Toilet Article.
with the portrait reproduced by thu pltentcl process.
By sending a l"ir VI dsguerreOiypes aud
Fifteen Dollars,
they will receive in return
y pair of rich Scyrcs Vases.
with the portraits executed equil to miniature pai ut.
ingsi aml. IN 'he manner, portraits can be reproduced
on porcelain wares or
Vases of every quality ofiuish,
ranging in prices from
Twenty to One Hundred Dollar, the Pair.
" BE particular 10 wri ing the address, town,
county and state distinctly.
ns-Al letters To- b. addressed to
I'm. Photographic Porcelain Co."
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Land and Negro for Sale.

BY virtue Of a decree of the County Court
Of Franklin County, Tenn, pronounced at its
October Term, 1860, in the cause therein pend
ing-Thos, p, Oakley T. wife, vs.. John W.
Farris & Wife, will, on
Monday, 9TH Of Nov, 1860,
ut the Courthouse door in the town of Win
chester. offer for sale, to the highest bidder, the
tract OF land upon which John W. Farris now
lives, containing 1913 acres, situated in district
No. D. \ plat ofsaid land will he cxhibitea
on dayo of sale, also the negro man Giles, dcs-
cribcd in the above cause.
TERMS:
Said land and slave will be sold on n credit
of one, tive and three years, except $40 % in
cash, to be paid on day Of sale. Notes. with
two or more good and u efficient securities. will
be required of the purchaser. anda lien retained
thereon until the whole Of the purchase money
is paid. j. q, ENOCHS, Clerk.
nctln- 50
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LAND for SALE
Attention southcrncrs!

The tract of land known is the Hawkins
Farm, lying four miles from Winchester, Ten
nessec, hall way between COwan and Dechcrd,
and in full view ofthc Railroad, is now offered
for sale.
Its wcll-watcrcd and timbercd, and compri-
scs nearly 800 acres Situated in a pleasant
and hcalthlul ncighborhood, almost in II line
between the III wing County-sca and the loca-
ton ofthe University of the South, it presents
u desirable site for the county seat of family
wishing educational advantages, Its fertile
soil. aud it, natural features render il an attrac-
tive position for II nurseryman ora vine grow
or. This farm will b. sold all together, or
will bediyidcd to suit purchasers. For terms,
,nply To WIN STEWART, Winchester,
or W : HAWKINS, Nashville,
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Neqsk especial attention to the all
scrtiscment ofland for sale, hy W. $.
Hawkins. Any one wanting to make
u good Investment in property that
never will run away, burn up, or do.
prociatsin value, AMI property lying
a position to render it valuable, would
do well to look and consider well ere
letting this rare chance slip TO pur
chase such property.
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$50 Dollars Rewad

STOLEN from the undersigned ON
Saturday night the 18th of July Small
Pocket Book, containing seven hundred
and twenty three dollars, all in twenty
dollars notes on the Bank of Tennessee
except = one hundred dollar note on
on the Bank Of Charleston S. c. two
ten dollar on the Bank of Shcllbyvillc,
4 one dollar and q two dollar note no.
recollectcd. | will give the above re-
ward for the recovery of the money,
and al additional sum of one hundred
dollars for the thief, should he be a
white a
A. G. CLOPTON.
Aug. 9Th $50.
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State of Tennessee---Franklin Co.

W. ii. GlllaSPle,
vs.. DcbtO on Account.
A. Buckhanon,
In this cause suit having been commenced
before the undersigned; II Justice of the Peace
in and for said county, by the Plaintiff against
the Defendant, by original attachment founded
ON said account, and was levied upon II certain
tract or parcel of land, us the property of the
said \. Buchhanon, lying in said county of
Franklin BY &. Arlcdgc, Deputy Sheriff, on
the 10Th day of October, 1850, and was return
ed before me on same day, with said levy
whcrcupon, it is considered by me, and so or
dcrcd, that all further proceedings be s-ayed in
this cause until the Sd Monday i'll April, 1861
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four consecutive weeks in the Home
journal, II newspaper published in Winchcs-
ter, Tenn, rcquiringsaii Defendant TO be and
appear before j. W. Williams, the undcrsign-
cd, at his office in Winchester, Tenn, on the I'd
Monday in April. 1851, then and there To de-
lrnd said suit, or Judgment final, by default.
will be- rendered ,sanst him cx partc, etc.
Thi. 2Jth day Of October, 1860.
j: W. WILLIAMS, j p.
Oct25-G Uf + rankin County.
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State of Tennessee.
Y, W. Brazelton, Adm'r, &C.,

Green Brazelton, ct. ais.
On motion Of co%mplmnantS, and it appearing
to the satisfaction Of the Clerk e. Master that
A. j. DrazcIton is u nonresident Of the State
Of Tennessee, SO that the ordinary process Of
the law cannot be served upon him.
1t is therefore ordered that publication DO.
made for four consecutive weeks in the Home
Journal, II newspaper published in Winches-
ter, Tenn, requiring said nonresident person.
ally to be and appear before the Clerk & Mas
ter, on or before Wednesday after the third
Monday in February, 1861, and plead and an
swer or dcmur to said Bill, or the same will b
taken for confessed and set for hearing ex parte
as to him. ii. l.. ESTlLL, G. & NJ,
sep2O-$3
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The Chief Of Police OF New Orleans
has issued Il motto. to hi licutcnants to
close all places of negro assemblagc,
slave OF free, lay Or clerical, unless
written perm ssion be given by the
Mayor to some persons who will be res
ponSiblc for the conduct oi said assem-
hlaucs.
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NEW MUSIC! NEW MUSIC!E
PUBLISHED BY
1MILLER 4 BE ACHAM.
No. 10, N, Charles Street, Baltimore, Nd
I.isiGg.

PIANO SoNGs. Mitr.
Ever of thee I'm tondly dreaming,
Foley Hall ,."..","..""."".,",",tun"....25
The South-A Patriotic Song. Prist.,m....25
Moonbcams. Mrs. Byrnc.......--~..,~...-25
Still in my dreams thou'rt near. Foley IIall.25
'1isthc lust rose of Summer; | or . voices. .25
*Old BIaniord Church. Thou art crumbling
to the dust Prist.mw"""".",.""..25
Trust in Him! (Sacrcd) Stcycnson."".""...25
PIANO PIECES.
#lIarpy Couple Scottish, Magnidcr..,,...S6
Eatclle Polka. Stewart %
#Warbling Polka, Icntz...................4 40
Thoughts ofIlomc. Revert, Krummacner, 80
Warblings at Eve. Romance. Richards. .... 30
%Clovcr Dale Scottish. Lcntz......"...........35
Brilliant ITcludes in all the Keys.
Thee PrcIudts are intended to meet u
long and often expressed wish, being
short Musical Phrases, they will soon
impress themselves on the merry. / 90
Short lntcrludes or Symphonies for Melo-
dcon, Of moderately difficulty. J.
%EmbcIlishcd with handsome vigncttes.
Music forwarded per mail, free of postage,
on receipt Of MUacy or Post stamps.
a liberal Discount to Dealers, Booksellers,
Teachers and Scminarics.
No matter where II piece is published, it con
be bad on application to us.
NJ. y BIS catalogues furnished gratuitiousIy.
Sept27-ly.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-10-25

LIGHTNING RODS. As I'm insurance
agent we call upon all t insure against
the ravagos Of fire, for it comes like &
thief in the night. And the clements
above sometimes visit Us when least
expected, and if you wish to sccIrc
yourselves against such visitors have
Lightning rods put up on your dwell
lings A. G. Ladd, of Huntsville, Ala,
isin our town and will put up rods on
short notice and in the most SatislIcto-
~ manner. He understands his bust
ness thoroughly, and comes highly rec
mended. Read his advertisement III
this weeks Journal.
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State of Tennessee.

Jno. X. Bennett, next friend, &C.,
VS..
VI. III. Turner.
On motion of complainant, and it appearing
to the satisfaction OF the Clerk and Master that
Il. IL. TURNER, il Il NONRESIDENT of the
Tennessee, 50 that the ordinary pi ocess Of
the Law cannot be served upon him.
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four consecutive weeks il he Home
journal, u NEWSPAPER Published in Winchester,
Tenn, requiring said nonresident to appear
herein before the Clerk aud Master, on We'd
ne-day after I'd Monday ia Feb'y next, and
plead and answer or demur To- said Bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed and set for
hearing ex parte rs to him
ii. Il. ESTlLL, e. & VI.
Oct.25-S3.