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Foreign Gossip.

There is q man in a lunatic asylum
in England, who believes that the Brit
lish Government wishes to built an iron
foundry in his stomoeh.
In a recent thunderstorm in Eng
land soldier was struck By lightning
and made blind; and woman who
had been stone-blind for eight years
was as suddenly restored to sight.
The walls of Paris are now placarded
with posters, bearing in letters of en-
orulous size the legend-'Don't 90 to
the sea shore without Amelia" This
indispensable companion is not, as
might be supposed, an agreeable young
woman, but a species of shoe adapted
to walking on the sand.
A man recently assembled the column
in the Place Vendome, Paris, for the
purpose of committing suicide. As he
was about taking the fatal leap, q gen
tlemsn touched him on the shoulder
and said, 'tMy friend, be careful what
you do. There is a fine of ten thous-
and francs for leapiDg from the top of
this monument" The man walked
down the spiral staircase, not having
the means to indulge in.sueh a luxury.
The crew of an English vessel re-
Gently planned a mutiny on the voyage
from Bombay to Southampton. An
elephant and his keeper were on board.
The keeper discovering the designs of
the mutineers, loosened the elephant,
which laid about it right and left with
its trunk, and the astonished sailors
were quickly prostrated on the deck,
wounded and shouting loudly for
mercy. The Captain hearing the dis
turbaUce, was quickly on the spot; and,
having been made scquaiuted with the
facts Of the case, caused the mutineers
to be put in irons, to be dealt with at
the first port at which they touched.
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what Causes HnFd Times.

Capt. E. B. Ward of Detroit the
President of the National Aauufactur
ers' Association, in his address to the
Convention of Woolgrowers and Man
ufacturers recently assembled at Chica-
go, used the following plain but express
Sive language:
The great misfortune iu this country
is the constant and increasing tendency
to idleness and extrayagance. Our
boys complain Of the Aardships Of the
smallest amount of manual labor; they
oil want to be clerks or Government
officials, where they can get good pay,
with little or nothing to do, our girls
waste thelr time on pianos and dress;
our mechanics want large pay for very
little work; and We see, as the result,
high prices for all products of indus
try, large importatioDs of foreign
commodities to supply the DEFICIENCIES
partly caused by our own idIeness, a
steadily increasing foreign debt, and
gold at a high and steadily increasing
premium. A large number of the
able bodied men of the country are
seeking public Offices as a means of an
easy support. i9
Captain Ward is in himself living
and striking witness of the success Of
the labor doctrines which he advocates,
since BY his own industry, prudence
and foresight he has become one of
the wealthiest citizens of the North
west. He alluded to his early counec-
lion with Chicago, in which city be
has a large property, when he said in
his beginning: "In 1884 l landed
-four and merchandise in a small boat
rom a schooner lying at anchor off
he mouth Of the creek called the Chi
ago river. There were then a few
balloon houses, dilapidated
called a warehouse, an old
ort aud a miserable excuse for a ho-
el on this then open prsrie, but now
CITY,"
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The Constitution ana Ry.I,aw.

Jones was, or believed he was near
his death, and the doctor calling, he
held a long and earnest conversation
with him about his chances Of life.
why, man, said the physician, 'y6a
are likely to die any hour. YoH have
been living for the last fifteen years
without constitution, lungs gone, liver
diseased, aud all that sort Of thing.
You don't mean to say replied
Jones questiOniugly, that man can
live without a constitutionP
Yes, I DO retostsd the doctor, and
you are an example,
Then doctor aud a bright smile Il
Illuminated the paliid face Of the doomed
man, then doctor, I'll 90 it ten years
more on the bylaws and he did.
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Z. FREMONT, SANDUSKY COUNTY, OHIO;
"a. Ftfl
40etrp.
UNDER THE BHAUrIFu1. MOON

-af ~ 4f.i H.r a--zsr i,eE f--rg .-
: at,g % By. a. HoPKIss, 1r7 IN. ~ :.
Under the beautiful moon to-nigbt, DTst7i 7f',
Silently sleeps the crowded town,
Tenderly, dreamily floats the light, I, 4--...r
i Over the wanderers NJ. and down; .,ar l...,-
Echoi4g family along the street. NJ ,-
Ever are heard the restless feet rs- 80 %.
( Gee Flooding 30 YEARLY, viy s..or. +,
ril Sadly and drearily,rs 30 De- sfs e..
81 Onward the last Of a'hope to meet 7sii p ra
Under the beautiful moon there sleeps
Many and many fair young face, a-o ~
Many and many mother weepsi-. --l7.b II
Bitterly over her ehilds disgrace; .l "A
% Smiles, be they false till the sun is set. ,.,
Under the moon may the cheeks be wet,
@ Sighingly, tearfully, orr - sirl lr. .ia.
assG Sadly and fearfully,as o -t.ii ii-gaHa s
Many a heart that would fsin fOrget:sa 30
-ala ss1E }.iisri 4lt i-i5sl}0sIT7,f t.@ v t>-
Under the beautiful moon there go, .f-,r,H y
$50 Flaunting their shame in its holy light,
Faces of lOveliRess TO and fro, isOA5iz s.Ii
Straying from purity far by night. 1ui a
Goodness and truth forthe light of day., a7f
f' Under the moon may the bsd have sway; ~ D
f27iF OF could the beautiful Ht isGl His'-9
Ever be dutiful, Hse t'4f Ed z7'ai icl
Loving might gladden. their hearts awayl
s---o a. zf----,r q
Under the beautiful moon there rest
Vicious and pure as the hours 20 on, ''i1
Souls that in love and in life sre blest, 10 80
Faces Of wretchedness pale and wan; % r.
HapPiness under the moon may sleep, - Z,
Misery under the moon mag weep .....ifj
sp Greyingly, sobbingly l,--,eT l.,5
- Painfully, throbbingly, =
Hearts may make moan over sorrows deep
Under the beautiful moon tonight,
Many viii dream Of the loved and lost; :.
Many live over with sad delight T
Hours when they suffered and sorrowed most
Tears for the lost when the day is fed,
Under the moon may their names be said
Fondly, endearingly, h4a sq-.f -4sf :
l,.. Never 50 cheeringly ,s a.,7r g. .T
Memory breathes of the loved and dead.
-alrs af..r.Hf ~ sirT2rrp A. NFxv KoRrrp
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Miles O'Reiny's paper the New
York Citizen, is offered for sale for
$4,000. Some New York politicians
propose to buy II and make it q Re-
publican paper
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ERoN hon. GEO. W. WOODWARD,

Osef Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
PHILADEIPHIA, March 16, 1867.
fad HOQfdHds German Bitiers y is not an tutor
foaEc beverage bat IS good tonic, ssa IN disOrders
q he digsstiue organs, and Of great benEt IN cassS Of
esbfi,T and ioahf Of neTr0us action, N the sySen.
eEo ". WooDWARD.
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HOoaand's German Tonic

q eeEbisason Qf al s tN1FsdieBtI Of ss SitterI,
OeiA RUKI SdHtd cFus Rum Orangs, etc. II q sSed
JF Gbs discGse5 hs BieTs Sn t1here Soma
ps Gieohoie stiHuIGs q FeeuiVsG Poa sgiH bear ta
MAD Gdf 6ess remedies dTs entirely different fFpm
alv OeTg advertised fer Eie ee Of fie diseases sawed
eSs being Sefelt preparations Of aedctaGg ezracS,
uoh7s fs otleTs RsTs deoOotioas Of Fu IN some
Jors. Ibs TONIC e decidedly Of the ssof plea
saaf ond agreeable remedies eueF offered 20 &c pGbc
N tssis q esQHiste His pleasure 70 take e. s5is its
sgVlg, sShil1Edfisg, GHd Esdteaal qlsalitiss kass
0sli1d q 3 u hseUR &c ths 0FSatsa II 90 bafeA
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DEBILITY,

fhys is no ,aedieiHs equal 70 HOofands German
Biterl OF TOHic iH u cases Of Debility
fhey iEpaTt a t0nc land rig6r 70 tie aoh0ls
9HEem, SircNQiieE the Op9stile, Cause
an enjoyment Of gen food, enable De sio-
H1eh 10 digeSi & purity tts bOOd, giUs Q0Od s0gad
healthy eo1lpIezioB eradicate e yellot0 tigc Jr0 The
eye, iHpaTf bloom 70 The cheeks and change e patient
from shoTtbreathed, emdcidtod, s0eak, aud
tHgdltd to full faced tott and rigorOtis person.
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the Bitters or
TCmics In lacts they ire Family Medi-
elness They can be administered with
perfect safety TO n child three months
old, the most delicate female, or a man
OfM1netY. 8aftf. .s1L E At
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blood Purinerr

ever tossn, and ,OH cure all diseasss rssulting ros
oe4 blood Keep gelTE blood puTes keep yOar
lrer ~ orderi keep your diqsSttpe organs
1 ~ s0tfnd, hedithy UIcOnditiOn, by 1ts aIss
/ Of Hese remedies and no disease sriu
egeT ass1l yOl The best tie country rec0Hmsd
0e1- u gears of honest rsplsatioa % JoT esFEhiH7
| Spu slua ~ Gsess preparations.
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TroRNEY AT Law and Notary Public. AIS,
"A auth0rized aeeHt for collection Of all kinds d
Military, Bounty and Pension claims,
CLYDE,O.
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PH0TQGRAPRRR
FoLHDo.
W. A. SMITH

A RCHTTECT, Toledo, o. Plans and Designs
"A made Of Public Buildings and private kesi-
deDces ,rtEed i-a 2 7 ~ - 'ie--
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HoOfand,s German PItters

a entirely vegetable, ana contains no
uquOrs lf 1a . eoEp0und OF Fluid Ex-
tracts The Roots, Herbs, and BarkB
from which these extracts are made
an tEs EsfhsssSa h@sssSa eeiRnaiG iGeTTIsRS; 7InsnsS:;
are 9EFaete0N from them BY
q Bc1o ntt ne - chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded 20 thia
country TO be used expressly for the
no alcoholic substance OF any kind used
in compromising the Bieterg, hence it fs
the only Bt9ters that can be used In
cases where alcoholic stImulaRts are
net 0dv1Bables
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a TTORNEYs & COUNsELLORS AT LAW,
a and SohcteS in ChaDoeiy; VIII attend 70 pro-
essional business in Sandusky and adjoining oOuR-
ties, Once, second story, Bucklaneis New Block
ht FREA0N9. m
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MAHLoN CHANCE

MAHLON CHANCE
~ TToRNEf AND C6UgsRILoR lAa,I.Aw
"a once, Second Story, Buckland's New Block
FREMONT.
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MEDICAL,
J. COREY, n. d.
]. ". FAILING. M. y.

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
0 Once Hours-From l to P II. Saturdays,
from 10 A. NJ % n. Particular attention paid to
Diseases Of the Thfoat and Lungs. Of6ce, Buck
lands Old Block, second floor,
FREMONT.
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LHHNo OF TIE JUL ALs
0ae year, in advance, $500
Ss5.s Si5 ss1ssS; %S5ss, : sHikoaAe l'sS sS
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GsIkchlNIMAdwiiSng ani Job Wuf made OuTlsiT
- EfEEH en a>en =
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]. R. BARTLETT.
:. L. GREENE 8 SON,

A TTORNEYs AND COUNsELLORs AT LAW
a VIII attend TO Legal business in SanduslIy and
adjoining counties Particular attention paid "a
and Z ,iol { SO u b I'll attended e. lOlids
corner Room. upstairs, Iyler's Block,
FREMONT, o.
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Original Attachment.

Joseph V. Wakefield,
VS.
Matthew BOstwick.
Rcturhable before G. w. Bowling. J.P. In
Civil District No. 3, Franklin County,
Tennessee.
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Justice In the premises that the said Math-
ew Bostick Is a 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
be made for four consecutive weeks In the
Home Journal, q newspaper published IN
the town Of Winchester, requiring said
non residentto be and personally appear
before ME on the LIST day of July, 1863, then
and there to plead answer Or demnr or the
same will be taken for confessed n set
for hearing eX parto as to him.. Witness
my hand, ut office, Dec. 18th. 1867.
&. W. bowling, J.P.
Iu10 Al
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Constitution. This u, not all.-f
measures Of that party will, in
Judgment, tend tol repress for IN
definite period suciS deyelopmentP
the resources Of the South as had
accomplished beforewsr:: It Is g1l
ing out and Encouraging the propf
holding md lutqlligehtelass b citizF
to place all power, the whole comp
Of affairs, tho hlhdssoft the negroes
the few native whites and Northern
yenturers who would share it
them. Looks 1T Tennessee, the red
structed aud t,model''i STATED Tip
are fifty thousand negroes, and twef
thousand whites, who voted with th
making seventy thousand In all 81
tied to the suffrage. These repre3
a negro population Of say two humid
and seventy-Ave thousand. q But tlS
are one hundred and thirty tkousa
white citizens, representing. 1 popH
ton of more than eight hundred thu
and-the property owners, the 'busiB
and professional community off
State-who are practically cxcfd
from participation in the govern3t.
How does that work?
consider the extremists who Ge
violated their own express declar}n
Of the object ofsthe war, and whfe
dishonoring the Constitution ever}y
they proceed with this damning pF
towards the Soulful consider lc
men, Isay, far more inconsistent b,
and quite rs reasonable as any
who fought in the Southern armiei
"Perhaps not, just at this mon:
and anarchy have been toog
cultivated there But if every dit
commander in the Southern
should be changed to morrow fro
district commander to a depart} 7
commander, with duties similar to d
Of the military commander in your
State, for instancc-that of assiA \
the civil authoritiesto preserve d 2 :
in case of need-civil governni 4
would be rapidly and peacefully r
There might be, to be surf "
few outbreaks, and the military mi :
be called upon to pu. them down. "
in my judgement, he speedy I'll
would be the reorganization of thcl
tire country"
IA revolution, suclas these III
!ong spirits seem determined to II
sipitate, may have, if | lis suffered .
on, an effect more damaging I e
that ofthe last civil wa1' ut G
"The President" saidNfr. john. o
with a resolute gesture "llas alreE
expressed his intentiun t perform
luty. As to what that uty NAV +.
volve-" (laying his har lightly III
table and drumming th his fJ
gers during the pause) would
premature, just nc, even
suggest. We will leave spial med
,res for special occasions hen thu ,r
rise. l.have confidence inhe God l
sense of the army, and certay / b
ieve in the people. I belle in I'LL
'oung men !; they will notpert a reJI ,
to be accomplisht evil Z
added the President, a I'D
,ious, but not at all threatcnin tonel
it might be necessary tor the ,oni7
o take the matter into the ow
IN
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Insolvency.

Notice Is hereby given Of the insolvency
of the estate of. q. Crick, deed. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are notified to
make immediate payment, and those hay
ing claims against said estate must file
them with the Clerk of the County Court
of Franklin county. Tenn, on or before the
1st Monday in March next, or they will be
forever barred. Il. B.. MANGRUM,
L. CARLTON,
dee6-3m Administrators.
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Land for Sale.
Mary J. Ivy, vs. Jas. Ivy, ct. ais.

Mary J. Ivy, VS. Jas. Ivy, ct. ais.
lin county, TennS made at Its January
term 1868, In the above cause, will, on
Monday, February Sd, 1868,
offer for sale. at the Courthouse door in
Winchester. one tract of land containing
70 acres. belonging to the estate OF NJ. n.
Ivy, deed. Said land lies In Franklin
County, Tennessee, district No. Is, snd
will be sold for cash-thc bildings to com.
mence at q per acre.
J.. 9. ENoCKs, 0ssk.
JAn0 ida 60
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

I'VE are authorized to announce w. D..
isnNAN q candidate for Tax Collector Of
Alnklin county. Election next March.
Id Mr.. Wiseman, being u cripple, does
4 ask the Office solely on this account.
! feels that he 10 competent, and his rec
y oil right. ~ sArrTii#q 9di
we arc authorized to announce JAMES
4 WAKErIELD a.candidate for Tax Col
ftor Of Franklin county. Election first
Sunday In March. l9 wv
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insolvency.

Notice Is hereby given Of the insolvency
of the estate OF John W. Corn, decd. All
persons indebted to said estate are required
to pay at once, and all holding claims
against it must file them, duly authcntics-
ted. with the Clerk ofthe County Court OF
Franklin county OH or before the lst day
ofJune. 1868, or they will be forever bar
red. JOEL N. CORN. Ex'r.
LILA CORN, Rx'tr1.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The REV. EDWARD A. WILSON will
sind free 0fcharge) to oil who desire 1t
tie prescription with directions for ma
king and using the simple remedy by
witch he was cured Of . lung affection and
yobjeot is to benefit the afflicted, and he
hopes every sufferer will try this prescrip;
nv prove a blessing. Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, New York.
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State Of Tennessce-Franklin County.
John Young,
vs.
j. r. Banks, ct ais.
On motion Of complainant, and 1t ap-
pearing to the Clerk Il Master, from tho
bill which Is sworn to, that the defendants
j. X. Banks and Joicy Banks are non-resi-
dents of the State of,Tennessee, so that the.
ordinary process Of law cannot be served
upon them. s.
1t is therefore ordered by the Court that
publication be made for four weeks in thee
Home Journals newspaper published ina
the town Of Winchester, requiring said
nonresident defendants to appear on or be
fore the 1st Monday in February next, and
plead answer or demur to the bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed and set for
hearing cx parte as to them.
II. H. ESTILL, Z. & N.
jan9@w 1 80
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~Insolyept Notice.

Notlceis hereby given Of the insolvency
VI the estate Of James Burke, decd. All
persons indebted to said estate are reques-
ted to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against 1t must file
them, duly authenticated, with the Clerk
of the County Court Of franklin county by
the LIST Of March next, or they will be for
ever barred. J. NJ. MARTIN,
noy0S-3m Admir-.
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Land {. Cale. -

BY yIrtueSfh exec,...O, sip my hands,
Franklin county in favor Of JamssC: Grand
" William Olive ct as. will on Monday
the 3rd of Feb'X.M SOS, before the
cash, to the highest bidder, all th3right,
title and interest that William Olvis has In
a tract of land lying In Dist. No. IL Of
franklin county and on Big Hurricane
creek, and bounded by the lands Of James
Brazier, Sam. Bobo, et'als containing 100
or less. Sold As the property
of William OLIVE to satisfy said execution
". h., MURRELI., Sheriff.
Jane ids 8 go
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ERRORS OF YOUTH

A gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
all the effects ofy0uthful indiscretion, will
for the sake of suffering humanity, send
free to all who need 1t, the recipe and d.
rections FOR making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing t.
profit by the advertisers experience, car
do so by addressing, In perfect confidence,
..lt JOHN B. OGDEN, t :
4e Cedar st. New York
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR. A.. &. CLOPTON, of Winchester,
~ Tenn, proposes to cure all durable ca
SEES of Syphilis and Scrofula, in the short
est possible time. lie has had an extern
sive practice In these diseases for more
than twenty years, and his uniform succeS
induces him to guarantee q cure ian
cases that he may undertake. " Is IN
possession Of certain curative gents u
combinations that are uscS ny no other
physician. He a give as good testilno.
mails and certificates o1any man living, but
prefers simply to rsfer any. who may desire
his services to Ills friends IN and about
Winchester. 1t will be more desirable, OF
course, to see all for whom he may pres
'Iribe, but will send medicines to any who
IN give him d correct history of the ma
tie and character oftheir diseases.
" All communications strictly conf
A. q. CLOPTON. NJ: d..
h Boz No. Is winchester, Tenn.
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= M

Information guaranteed to produce =
luxuriant growth Of hair upona bald head
etc., on the skin, leaving the same soft,
clear, and beautiful, can be obtained with
out charge by addressing
THOS. f. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
S2s Broadway, New Yssas.
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Land for Sale.

Pursuant to a decree Of the 'Chancery
Court at Winchester, Tenn, pronounced In
the cause OF Eliza Corn vs. A. Ely, l will.
Monday, February 18th, 1868,
at the Courthouse door In Winchester, sell
to the highest bidder for cash, the tract Of
land on which Sam. Hopkins now lives, u
ing in Franklin county, on the Nashville
Chattanooga Railroad, between Dccb6
and Estill Springs, containing 282 acEx
II. r. ESTILL, c. &S11. \
Jan. 0 tbs 100 =
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BANKRUPTCY.

Notice Is hereby given to all concerned
that | have been appointed Assignee for
the following bankrupts, viz: Geo. NJ.
huntington, Wiley G. Warmack. and II.
l.. Lasatcr. J.N. MCCUTCHEON.
Jan. 0. 3w Assignee.
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Iemselyes by, extreme and exceptional
itlstipA sSainstA republican judicia,
The Robespierres OF Congress
low fear Of the extent Of the reaction,
I'D are setting their "committee Of
|Iblic safety" at work to stfffe' the
Hoes of the ~counter.revolutionists.
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Sale Of Real b.

" Of the Chancery
Pursuant to q W pronounced in tho
Court at Winelhding.-"Green Brazelton
cause therais,"-I will, on
vs. '..ssShday, February Sd, 1868, '
ri to the highest bidder for cash, at the
Courthouse door in Winchester, the tract
of land on which Silas Searls now lives,
lying in Franklin county, on the waters
Of Boiling Fork, two and q half miles from
Winchester.
Said tract of land contains 1421A acres.
Sold as the property of said Scarls.
Ii. X. ESTILIy G. & II.
janis ids 800 J..
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State Of Tennessee, Franklin County.
NJ. b. Clement,
vs
rarrars' Creditors.
On motion accomplishments and 1t appear
ing to the Clerk It Master, from the bill
which Is sworn to, that the defendants
Ed. Crisman. George Cherry, Mrs. Jane
Hancock, and Thos. A. Morris, are nom
residents Of the State, so that the ordinary
them.
1t Is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks In the
Home Journal requiring said defendant to
appear before the Clerk and Master on or
before FIRST MONDAY IN FEBRU.
AIRY NEXT, and plead, answer or demur
to said bill, or the same will be taken fes
confessed and set for hearing exparts.
II. r. EST1LL. G. . n
Jan. q 1893. 40
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