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On Tuesday morning, ihe Isl INST a. me
house OF The brides father, in Bedford r., oy the
Rev. sain'l Yinglng, Mr.. Simon L. ShsieI' 10
Miss Maggie c. Semler.
The above notice was made interesting tothe
printer by the pleasant accompaniment q a
gold dollar and large and delicious cake. me
happy couple haze our thanks for their kina
attentions aud our best wishes for t"e'r hapPi-
ness and prosperity. Long may they live 10
enjoy the new life they have begun, nor may
ever clou4 Of sorrow, or shadow Of regre:,
fall upon the bliss Of their weddsd h@~-4--
On tue same day, by the same' Mf, 'acoo
Gardner, to Miss Catherine DAVIS Dol" Q
Sake Spring, tp., Bedford co.
On the 18th Of March, 1860, at the hons'
Of the brides Fatnef, by the Rev. 9osep,
/ J--L--- H. Lzfi.fa afiss EIz3bett
Dsfr, both OF Napier township, this 60.
On the 25ih Of March, 1860 BY the same, a
the Pastors residence, Mr.. George Benelgb, 4
Miss Margaret Slack, both Of schelisburg.
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iv departure Of such, for whom we have had
bright hopes of long and usrinl career on earth
Yet when death has come TO to them, not as at,
memorable enemy, bu! as TREND, TO tFai Eplant
them TO q brighter world. where the spring
flowers never fade, and the rnhabilant never
weakens, nor grows old, the duty OF recording
The event, Ia divested of lis sadness, and the
melancholy iask becomes grateful pleasure.
II is moi oveTfsting the character OF thu sub
iect OF this memoir; to say, that Of all our
youth, he was one OF the most worthy and beet
beloved one OF those best calculated ioF useful
ness, had he lived one best prepared for the
chance he has met The dpseendant ola line O 4
- ...e-suY tEom MS Industrious forefather
Martin Luther 81 whom be was ineal dec4n-
dant IN the ninth generation) the promises of
God 10 the children Of the righteous, seemed
verified in him. He had early sought h,s "a
| thers' God, and bad connected himself with tbe
! church Of his ancestors, and although he was
| suddenly cut down, and bat week interviewed
between the time of robust health and death. ne
was enabled to rely on his covenant GoD and
SAVIOUR with uniaitering trust, and met his
] fate in fearless confidence.
! Life was pleasant TO him, for he had the qual.
! itles of heart necessary for its enjoympnt his
was cheerful, happy, genial and loving dsno-
sition bnt doubtless for INN s'to be with CaRfsr
IS far BETTER
Well may bis sorrowing friends, take comfort
in the thought, that while theirs is great loss,
his is greater galn--that while they are
mourning here, be is rejoicing in that Cline
| 'sWhere saints of all ages in harmony meet,
Theft Saviour and brethren transpo, a 10
! greet;
! While the anthems of pleasure increasingly roll,
And the smile oil the Lord il the feast OF the
soui.' ANXIOUS.
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'sthat The Harper's Ferry crime was the nd
rai, logical, inevitable, result of the doctriE
and teachings Of the Republican party, as
planned and enforced in their platform. thI
partisan presses, their pamphlets and books, a
especially IN the speeches of their leaders
and out of Congress.
Resoiued, That we still have, as the den
cratic party OF Bedford CountT has ever ha
an rnwavering faith IN The purity, Justice a
patriotism Of President BUCHANAN, that
mas endeared bimseif to the hearts Of many
the firm and manly protest be catered again
the assumed authority Of the "Repabllcans
the present Congress, by means OF which al
thority:they attempted 10 make one oftheir sun
Der his accuser, isjudge aud one Of the jrrors-
and that s:we look upon the success whieh hi
crowned his labors as the best an8 roude
yindicaton Of the propfIety ana wisdom Of h
administration
Resolged, That we concnr with our Aesi
dent IN rega,4 g fpseaf psea 81 means SOD Il ann nm
crsafses'etidG necessary for the wants Of our 10,
eminent, could BE- more readily raised, and th
we, as PennsyIvanans, believe our condNo
as state, would be greatly improved by iacre
'N' t'SAA IOaA dtth ilRitl SNt-tl DIS dttRBSdkt
by ii. y. Foster onF caodida,e for Governor
Resotred, That We heartily endorse The sta
policy OF our present Governor, as expressed
his last message, SIS being proper and il
policy and believe him to have been ey
watchful of The interests ofour state.
Resolved, That we thank our reprvsentaty
assembled at Reading, for he mannerfhe Ia
Democratic convention was conducted, and
presenting as our standard bearer in the cor7u
Struggle, ih- gallant Harry OF thr West" al
that We will do all IN our power 10 make h
election as certain as the coming of the 10
of October Eext.
Res0Lred, That we look with pleasure upc
The course pursued by our worthy Senator, Ho
VIM. P. SchelI, during the time he has bee
representing US, and thank him for his aitentic
to, and his eyer having an eye upon the wan
and interests OF Bedford county.
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rnR Tne EEproRn cAzETT

sr. CfAlR Tp, Bedford CO., May Isl, 1860.
B. F.NIEYERs, Esq:
DEAR Sir BY ref
4-oncl 10 several of the late issues of the Ga
zeHs see that my name has been suggested IN
conaectlon with the Office Of Sheriff. To those
Democratic friends who have caused the pnbl-
cs,lon of that announcement, who have desired
10 bring my name before the Convention, am
,ery thankful. But I am nn candidate, and
Mite 10 request you 70 discontinue the notice.
Fhere ate good raen, l see, named for all the
Offices, aud IS Democrat, go far the nominee
of the Conuention, be they mto they may
With kind regards,
Respectfully yours,
JOHN AL5fADT.
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The GEaarSes1nan f@a---
49, uaV uOpeQ 10 be able TO present our rea-
ders. this week, with tull report OF the p9o-
cesdings OF The Democratic Nahocal ConVen-
t:on at Charleston, bat are disappointed. We
have the following authentic news:
The CINCINNATI Platform and Dred Scott de-
cision have been re-afirmed, The Convention
has adopted resoIu ton requiring 2o2 votes
or Two thirds OF The Convention as originally
constituted, TO make nomination. fweIVe
ballots were lad on "Wednesday evening last
Douglas having 80 ofthe 249 votes cast, 14s
following dispatches we find N Forney'' { '''''
ashould DouetAs be nominated z, ep0n nine Inc
pls,for,o Of his frlends, he will not my s~TFP '5
the North, but he will capture ~
oftbe secessionists in the oouta1 - >, -, .eri-
Ths @ s;ee.s,o ,s i not bosd n J. and a. ne
ous' only Inc eS,ty'its - ~ South are glad hey
6ops roae as thew $ they innr' the party
even in the Soust
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VIZ were agreeat'y surprised a few days ego,
on seeing proofsbeet Of map OF Somerset co.,
which is gotten upi very fine style by Mr..
f. L. Walker, Of that county. The same gen
tlenan is at present engaged upon nap Of our
nd we feel confident that The Srog,;,
when comp!eteH, N Ia s,,;sf,c,or, - al ron.
cerned. Mr. Walker deserves =, :. &,
in his enterprise, and we have 10 doubt, wiz oe
amply sustained.
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Shipments for $50
Increase,

From the above statement it will be seer
that the Shipments thus lar, this season, are m
cTeasIng IL much larger ratio thaa anr season
heretofore. They indicate an increase tins
season of over $4,000 teas against $4,000 lasf
year
4 series Of experiments have been concluded
by W. J. Pllme", Esq, with sig coal hurnint
engines, on the Penu'a Rail Road, 70 test anl
report the iollngfino rnaif4rz Tha rr4..41,ntiaq
v5gd. @hIcd plan OF coai-burner is best. re,a-
tive heating value and cost of Broad Too and
Pinsburg Goals.
The relative cost and heating value of the
two coa's, are enumerated IN tne. following GEN
eIal summary ot rssults:-
''lst. That as regards the cash per ton de'iv-
cred on The tender, Pi'ts50rg coal is cheaper
thar Broad Top f,r Passenger trans between
Pittsburgh and Harrisburg, t2+8 miles, aad for
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FESHE CHAMPI0W BELT
IN AWARDED TO J. REED & co.
FOk SELLING TTk CHEAPEST

FOE SELLING THE CHEAPEST
AND BEST GOODS!
The undersigned would inform their friends and
cusiomers, that they have just received from the
Eastern cities, large and well selected stock
Of
SPRING and SUyEMER GOODS,
which they determined TO sell at the lowest
'tivus' prices. All kinds of summer wear, from
the finest TO the commonest ladies' dress goods OF
every description, fancy goods and everything usu-
ally kept in dry goods stores (and, perhaps,
thing oesies) groceries, queensware &c &c, can
now be found at their store in every variety and
assortment.
THEIR
SHOE
DEPARTMENT
= wei! supplied with the best stock that can be OBJ
e"."S"' For stvle we'll durability, they can
not be surpass-l - this line.
EhMS Cheap for Cast or nnp-oved rountrv
prodnce, or six months credit to pun.tnal deaIcrs'
Give US call, and you shall be waited upon nth
pleasure.
J. REED + co.
May 4th,' go.
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pr..apxrqulA, May I'd, p. NJ

TIE Messrs Schell and Meyers
Great doubt as to
Charleston; man probably; Henry's majority
only about 100. We ATE - sood spirits. We have
gained 5000 votes. Two years ago, Henry's ma
ioiitq over Yaux was fcng thousand seven hundred
We save row thirty five thousand votes-SeventY
thouS7ni en- both sides.
z. YAUX.
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PaLADELpmA. May %, l860.-Tne Murici-
pal contest yesterday, resulted in the reelection
Of Mayor Fenly and the entire Peoples ticket
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April 2lth, go.
HEROPOSALS

HEROPOSALS
For The erection OF a School
House on the land of Henry Harshbarger, in Snake
Spring township, will be received on Friday the IS
day CT May, INST. The plan and specifications will
be exhibited on the day of the letting. By order
Of the Beard OF Directors.
JOHN G. HARLEY, Pres,
B, r. AsHcou, Sec'y
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UFsom telegraphic reports received here,
il IS supposed thai Alexander Henry, OPposl-
ton, is reelected Mayor OF Philadelphia, by a.
bout 700 majority. This is heavy Democratic
gain, since last Fall, wnen the Opposition
majority in that CITY, was nearly 20DD The
election of Mr.. Henry is nothing more than
we anticipated, 'inasnuch as his friends and
Partizaas resor!ed to every species OF fraud TO
secure h,s success. W. DC not doubt, that if
the legitimate voters OF Philadelphia, alone, had
made choice between the candidates, Henry
would have been defeated. As It is, we are
well satisfied, for the large gain Of 600, since
last Fall, shows thai The city will certain
ly be Democratic at the coming election.
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0NPEoF. RoLLlN, the great Magician, will
give another Of hi' laughable and entertaining
performances, in the Court room, tonight. Go
and see him.
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UW. a. OeLE, Esq, of the Somerset
Herald and Wig, paid our towo visit few
Gays ago. Considering his politics, 0gle is
good fellow and deserves 10 "get along"
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Nz~A. D. CRAnfR & Co, have Just received
large stock of splendid new goods, which
they viii sell ct low prices. Call and see
them.
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-A .u.d and spiritIsss gathering OF the
60: - = factions of this county, assembled
oP''s'1oaurt curt House, % Tuesday evening last.
-, ~ .1oeetng was composed, principally, of OPP
l.s;iition candidates for Assembly, Prothonotary
and Sheriff; and of such Democrats as were
curious 10 see what would transplre. The in
evitable Jordan addressed The assembled nj
tsde. His strongest argun}e1n,'., ri, = -, a..
TN. was thai Eo ,~uFun) "stood feet, : IN
cbes i-l:,stockings, and every inch man." A
friend who beard him make this remark, figures
pp the number Of men contained ID Mr.. Curtin's
CORPORATION, according to Ir. Jordan, TO be lust
"a, which he thinks must mean P9|iicqi men,
for Mr. Curtin, doubtless, represents about that
number Of political opinions in regard 70 sim
gle subject. Cant some body else take pity on
the Opposition, and give them something new,
instead Of Jordan's stereotyped plalitudas'
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RELlGIOUS NOTICE.

The Sacrament OF the LORDS Supper, will be
administered N the PRESBYTERIAN Church. Of this
place, on Sabbath, the 18th of May. The pas
tor expects the assistance Of Rev. Mr. Symmes,
ofCumberIand. Preparatory service wall De
held on Friday evening, and Gu Saturday, at
10 l-2 o'clock, a. nj.
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THEIR
May 4th,'6o.
NETATER STREET
w WOODEN FACTORY

w WOODEN FACTORY.
The Undersigned have commenced business a, ,bs
above establishment, formerly known as Fiucs,s
Factory, and ecently carried on by Rotert Ral.ton
Esq, m Sonth Wooaberry tp. They are prepared
to manufacture, in the best manner, WOOLES
6oODs, SATlNETTS, BLANKETS, FLANNFLs,
eofkkLkIS, Yarn, Carpets, &c. One OF the firm
Is PRACTICAL workman oil considerable experience
and the men emp oyed skilful in their busnes I'm
Ihe Undersigned, therefore, hope TO merit and reS
celye liberal rhare of the patronage Of the public
Country Cardng and Fuling will be attended TO
al all tImes for this part of the business the terms
VII be cash on delivery of the work. Price of car
ding, "a cents per pound.
wool wanted.-A large quantity of wool will be
wanted; for which goods will be exchanged on fa-
vorable terms, fair price will be naid in cash,
For further particulars, address the undersigned,
P@ttonsYilie ?. o., Bedford county, Pc
]. L. NOBLE q co.
April 9th, go.
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GTAbout ieaUing-The Holidays
burg SfandQrd.
What vii they DO with their trunks, friend
Traugh ?-Bedtord Gazette.
Leace 'en of course what else could they
Go with them ?-H9,iidaysb4rg Standard
Em-bark them, couldn't thep
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ySE PEOPLE IN COUNCIL /!
GRAND MASS 3zEETENG GF
THE EDEfEtsCRACX3
The Nomination of Henry I'D.
EOsteR, Ratified.
GREAT ENTHUSIASM.

In pursuance OF previous notice, The Demo-
cratic citizens Of Bedford county, assembled 10
Mass Meeting, at the Court House, on Monday
evening last. At the ringing OF the bell vast
cfpwa poured into the Court room and soon ev-
ery seat was filled, the passages crowded and
ihe space inside Of the ba- blocked up.wiih nso. go
Psl,e1ai miehhf csFF!he following officers
President,
DIR. SAMUEL H. SMITH.
Vice Presidents.
John Statler, ESP
John G. Hartley,
Capt. John Long,
Slai. Moses McIlvan',
Jacob Bossier,
Archibald BLAIR, ESQ.,,
william Cessna,
Peter T. Lehman, Esq,
William Atoms, Esq,
JOSIAH Baughmau.
Secretaries.
D. A. T. Black,
George Reimund,
Simon Hamaker.
Henry Gates,
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G5~Court adjourned on Wednesday morning
last. Owing to the continuance Of the civil
list, there was bu. little business 10 be traasac-
led
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FOR THE BEDFORD ca.

Shipments of coal over the Huntingdon and
Broad Top Rail Road ior the week ending
Thursday, April 26, 1860
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THr cPENI paIzE FIGFT.

Respectfully yours
JOHN AL5fADT.
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u ntal.
EDITORIAL LIFE.

"Onco tupon u time us James the
novelist, poor fellow. would say, we at
tended apic mic, The baskets OF pro-
visions were opened ut noon, ana inc
merry crowd seated themselves iew
minutes (not 20) for refreshments
We stood amid the throng, and as we
noticed basket after basket cmptied, we
saw some half Il dozen copies OF the
Home Journal brought forth, and spread
on the ground to serve tho place Of II
table cloth. After serving this pur-
pose, some of them were torn to wrap
I'M the debris ola delicious cake or Il half
enptied bottle Of wiac. Pc olance Il
strip was taken with which to light Il
cigar. While all this was going on, a
thoughtstruck us in this wise: Anows'
paper is Il queer institutions It may DO
fresh and OF interest to day, but TO-
night will see It useless and destroyed;
it may light Il candle or cigar it may
so"vo for Il lady to cut Il pattern from
it may roll up a bundle; Bobby may
cram it in his school basket tomorrow,
and ali greasy and torn you will find 1t
on the school house ground ncNt day.
or johnny may need wadding for his
Gun, or it may curl = girls hair. Yes,
it may do That, for we saw a part Of
oariournal in Il lady's hair once. Just
think Of that girls. OfcourSe we don't
mean any one particular. No, indeed,
But think Of it-an EDITORS thoughts
completely, swectly, oXquisitoly wreath
ed in the rich trcsses Of Il fair maiden.
and-ycs. nesting down with you in
your midnight sIumbers, gently to
guard and peacefully to keep watch
over your happy dreams. That's the
destiny OF many ajournal, we know it.
The ladies take to it aAd it to them.
First the damscls (iftho printer divides
this word We are ruinod) eagerly read,
repeat the programc, and then place it
among the soft and lovely t~rcases, and
the daintiIy embroidered night caps!
Who wouldn't like to be a paper Of that
sort? Wouldn't the editor like to be
the paper dc tac'o. (That's 4 latin law
term, not original with US by any
mcans.) Bat, wouldn't you like to be
the paper? Guess you wouId-aII Of
you male bipcds who read this article
born in our brain at Il pic mic in good
old Franklin county. Farewell,
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A FINE FARM,
" y Ii
$50 ACRES
Land for Sale !
27J Acres Cleared, and i'm n
fine state Of Cultivation.

THIS Fnrr licsonc mile from Jones' Sta
ton, Oh the Winchester and AIahama Rtil
Road, nine miles from Winchester, aud
three miles from Salem, in Franklin county.
On the farm is Il comfortable dwelling, good
negro cabins, and all necessary out houses.
Close to the dwelling Is u fine spring, n good
Cls'crn, aud plenty Of nevcr-iaI' lag stock
water. The land IL ALL RICH, aud, for
cultivation, stands unsurpassed by any in The
county. propose 10 sell this valuable tract
of land. uud would refer persons who wish to
know about it, 10 John =. White, Nashville,
Tenn, or a. s. Colyar, Winchester, or they
can refer 10 me on The premises,
HARVVEY :. VILLA Ms.
Winchester, Frunklin Co, Tcru.
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MANHOOD.

H"~ h"*t <gIs,M H"" "rs'"I"'
Just Puh,i'hrdiu u.Naa-.& oS,u'ri hurr'qpr
on the Nature, Treatment, and Radical Cure Of Spcr
wotouh"a. % Seminal Weakness. Sexual Debility, Net.
cy aud M"nlii Hnl lhssirll lu,aIa,ily, by OItET J.
IlhNftN hllr "utnur ut "InF CIrrN BOOK, NC"
The world rrluwue ;tihoT, IN THIS admirable Lecture
tIrilI' proves from he own CNTrIirurc That Nh" aw,ul
consequences OF sell nhu'r may hc ,NrtIWiJ removed
without Medicine and Willoui dangerous surr eat oIrld.
lpnN, h"t9i"s, ms'run 'r'S. rings ~ ]cU''ial% l]uiutiug
uli dmoI" Of cure at once rrltlIu aEA CIirrluTl, by Which
every sufferer, 40 matter what his condition may he
may ,ul" llu'ril r%hcaDIy, privately ana lnilt ally lNl,
Lecture wilt prove a boon 10 thousands ond thousands.
Sent NhlnI seal tn amy sIdlrSs, postpaid, o. lCrClItU q
'Wu postage stamps, by addressing ut. {. II :. KLINE,
W.. ~, iNO, h'Ni Arrult, n. Y Post NuA l'G. Ioh''
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NICE GIRLS.

We often hear it remarked when
speaking Of this or that young lady,
that she is II mice girl. Ncc-that
word is almost always used. 1t seems
to cover a broad ground. She is II nice
girl. You hear it every day. Wcncv.
er went to Il party or social gathering
in Winchester, or elsewhere, but that
expression greeted our ears. And we
use it ourseIr to convey Il multitude OF.
ideas in regard to woman. II Il gen.
tlcman speaks to HIS about some girl
@hom we admire, wcsar9 apt 10 say she
is Il nice GIRL Bat let us see fora mo-
mcnt what nice girl is, We intend
to give the Home Journal readers nj
idea Of 4 nire girl-what re mean when
we say SHE is Il nice girl And we ven
ture the assertion that ujne-tcnths if
not all Of our readers will agree with
us. But then the ladies' themselves Of
ten mistake what it is that constitutes
Il nice girl, and we confess to often
speaking Of Il girl as nice, even when
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I'M, bc,ntv ]ioIIinr an .,r, MI II,
,],..;nr five ,ost naval nam
,hc o;r,AcEl,o c,o,,rro, amai;n
irsti,,Il, throuu,b d,,ui,,. ~
Tho nicc GIRL MN, mo-, cron d,noo ~
,,ro,, wall md L,o,., no,Linm oL.,.
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oc,;ro sbciy NAT niv,, : 1.on.ot;on.,
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rotin front Showing hon. haro shoo,
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,ro n;,....Lon u.m.i.LmL.
W. ua,o, L,,;ma, ..1 .n..;.,uaI,
,,,o mo,nina uooI., Who m,Los fla
to,st and tHo a., ordhn,tors tho Lo,.,s
t., ..I -. 9. -,
foods ,ho ,hior,on, .nJ Lri,hton. -,
the norlor ,nJ ,ha ,ntinnnT,g l. !,
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Marble Wor Ls.

nm prepared to furnish every description ol
MARBLE WORK
at tho shortest notice. Monuments Of every
style, Head and Foot Stones for Graves. Tilo,.
InbIc"nd Bureau Tops, handsomely finished,
Mnniics OF all kinds and prices, which will not
Iii to suit purchasers, kept constantly ON hand
at my Marble Ware Room, corner Spring and
sumner streets, opposite 1t. Cloud. An or.
d'rs strictly attended TO. Specimens and draw
lngN 2an hc seen at tn" llonr Journal Office
by calling on d, L. SLATER, Agent,
Winchester, Tenn.
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".
Miilcy Miller, ct. ais.
o. motion Of complainant, and it appearing
tc TIN satisfaction Of the Clerk g. Master tha'
Thos. , Her is a non resident Of the State
u Tennessee 50 that the ordinary process o
aw cann1t BE- served upon him.
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four consecutive weeks IN the Home
]Iournol, "A weekly newspaper published III
the tow of Winchester, Tenn, requiring
said nonresident defendant 10 appear herein
ON cr before "Wednesday after The third Mon.
day IN August next, 10 plead answer or de-
mnr 10 sad Ban, or the same will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing eypartc n,
tohlm II. Il. ENTllL, g.. VI.
iune9i-3.
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State of Tennesse---Franklin Co

JNTHI1 N-TTT' TTTTT'TTT TTTtTTTW
rs. Ia
The heir. Of W. b. Wagner, dccd Rssiyn.
On motion Of coinplainants, and it appearing
to the satisfaction Of the County Court that
Davis =. Wagner is a NONRESIDENT Of the
State of Tennessee, 80 that the ordinary cnurs,
of law cannot be served upon him.
1t is therefore ordered that publication b.
made for four contecutiye weeks ia the Home
Journal, Ia ncwsdapcr published in the town 81
Winchester, Tennss -ee, requiring said non
resident personally TO be and appear before the
Worshipful County Court Of Franklin County
Tenn, to be held ut the Courshousc. IN Win
chester, on the first Monday in July next.
then and there plead, answer or delnnr 10
complainant petition. or the same vii be- Ia.
ken for confessed, and st for hearing .Aptr,s a.
to him. j. &. ETOCHS. CIk.
une1.