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MOVES BROTHERS.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
SAINT PAUL,
Sole Agents for Minnesota
For sale in st. Cloud by
TIcKNoR ToLMAN & Co.
G. SCHULTEH Co.
ALLEN 4 RUSSELL.
3. MARLATr voll3n17
Farm for Sale.

T8T" 1OT 02.I6s
THE undersigned offers for sale good
farm of l6O acres, on the north and Of
Maine Praire, about
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
Sixty acres are timber, the balance prai-
RE anil meadow, and the whole enclosed
with good fence thirty acres being under
cultivation. On the premises is .
GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE
with stables, granary aud storehouss two
good wells, and other improvements. This
farm is directly on the main road from St.
Cloud TO Forest City, and will be sold
cheap. Inquire At this Office, or Of
J. 8. DAM,
On the premises:
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|i|11l l[ll|l SOCIETY

b al .Lln.A. ~, "a .essor in or Gf our
large Medical Colleges. 1t deals fearlessly bat
chsstsly with evils from which spring physical and
moral degradation, and domestic infeielty II il BE-
ing reviewe1-praised criticised, by ali the Lead
ing religious and secular papers and magazines in
tie U. S. and the verdict OF the best and most dis
eliminating is, that it lisa remarkable beck |;
that it will make its mark and do good.
woman in tho land, and is having = wonderful
sale.
Agents will find this a rars opportunity to make
money. Circulars, giving full particulars, with nu-
msrous notices OF the Press, sent free.
Address US. GOODMAN CO., Publishers
Custom House Plaes, Chicago, III.
Say where you saw this advertisement.
v14n2-l3w
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N1OTICE-U.s 3. LAND OFFICE,
N st. Cloud, Man, Sept. 30, 1871.
Complaint having been entered ct this Office BY
Henry schultz against Peter Pogaschnickf for abss.
doning bis Homestead Entry No. $500, dated Nay
9th, 1867 upon tho w nwk and seN nwN 80
ton TO- township 125, range 81, in stearns county.
Minnesota, with view to the cancellation of eaid
entry the said parties hereby summoned to
appear at this Office on the nth DAY or NOVEN-
Der, 1871. at 10 oclo OK in the forenoon, to re-
spond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment.
c. A. GILMAN, Register.
octl26w-l T. C. MCCLURE Receiver.
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NATUR ELS
HAIR RESTORATIVE

jontalEs no Lac suiphur-No Sugar of Lead-Ne
Lltharge-No Nitrate OF Silver and il entirely free
Io.a tne POISONOUS and Misunderstanding D1uks
used in other lair Preparations.
TraDspsrer1 anu csark crystA,, will not soil
tho nhss. ~.l..- I.lle.tIy SAFE, CLEAN and EFFI-
C1ENT-decade1aluns LONG SOUGHT FOB AND
FOUND AL LAST!
1t restores and prevents the Hair from becoming
gray, imparts soft, glossy appearance, removes
Dsndrun Is cool and refreshing the head, checks
the hair from falling of, and restores it to great
extent when premsinrely lost, prevents Headache,
cures all Humors, cutnsous eruptions and unnatural
Heat; Ass DRESSING fox the Hair 1t Is the best
Article in the market.
DR.. G. SMITH, Patentee, Gorton Junction, Nass
Prepared only by PROCTOR BRUTHEkS, Gioucss-
ter, Mass The Genuine is put up in panel bottle,
made expressly TOR 1t with of the article blown
In the glass. Ask your Druggist for Natures Hair
Restorative, and tax. no other.
For sale Ivy G. SCHULTEN CO.,
and T1CKNUK, IOLMAN 4 co. St. Cloud
VAN SCAAACK, STEW REID,
wholesale Agents. 81 Lake stest Caicax.
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PURE BLOOD

LTAQSC0QQ0OI
talsn t. give tone and strength the digestive
gans, purity to the blood cleansing its dsOrders and
to arrest and heal Iuberculai formations is the fol-
lowing recipe:
TONIC of HEALTH
For the Lungs, Stomach, Blood.
Dissolve vi. (6) drachus Ferri sulph. in ~ OF.
boiling water. Dissolve enc ~ Sodas Phosph. in
two(2 o. boiling water, mix the solutions, and waah
the prscipitsted Phosph. Of Iron till the vashsgs
are ta:tslsss, with q. . dill. sulph. Acid dissolve
cxc 1872 grs. Qunne Suph In Two C) OF. of water.
PreciPitats tho Quinia with Ammonia water ard
tho Quinia thus obtained, also, VI (6) grs. pure
strychnine crystals in 81. dill. Phosph. Acid. Add
all the Sscchar Alb. soluble Dissolve the WhsIs
: .ds Two g d,.ehn. Ext s.psieam rruts.e:n..
ing palataole andprsssrvsttvs.) This il the
TONIC OF HEALTH"
For the Lungs Or Thu cat, for the stomach, for the
Blood as an Appetizer, and for all Scrolulous Tu
bercular Diseases. Physic ans will observe at once
that to order single Bottles made up from this pre-
scrlption ormuia OF late Dr. Eastvn, Med. Head Of
Glasgow University. scotland) requires that the
Druggist be skilled chemist, requires specially
adapted vessels, requires thu the chemical
changes and m,nip ualOn, and therefore at cost Of
IS to 81 for one buttle-wnereas druggists sell
''TONIC OF MEALTE''
At 81 for o. and so cents fol bottles of the
highest standard Ut Chemical and Medicinal purity,
anu We autho lze all Druggists to warrant or guar
antee satisfaction, or return the cash and charge
back its cost Sold by Druggists aad jobbers,
At extra speral a1es to 1.-The trade. Address Chi.
csgo Office American Medicine Company Six (6)
bottles receipt OF five ~ dollars three
90 Tor thu GO ~ dollars.
41-Tonic Blood and Liver Pills, (Sugarcoated) In
glass bottle (25 cents)one pill Dose The very best
precl ption known Tor the Liver and the Blosd- Sold
at St. Cloud by NJ. G. TOLMAN co. and 8. MAR
LATT. and St. Paul whoiesalers. MOVES, BROS.
CUTLER. vl4n4e0
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(EsTABLIsHED lsS0.)
WEIGH & GR1FF1THS,
Saws! Saws Saws
Superior to all others Axes, Files Cast Stesl, MI
Furnishings, and Machinery. Gstthe best, they vii
prove the cheapest.
AGPrices Reducod.Rn
A3-Send tor Price List and Circulars. "a
WEIGH 4 GR1FFlTFIN.
Boston. Mass. .or Detroit, Mich.
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ADVANTAGES ..osH E{liB!o BY THIS
Itkeeps tho money in the State.
It Ensures Females without extra risk.
It's a. liberal as is consistent with per-
feet security.
It Is conducted by men whose integrity
OF character aud business ability are we'll
known throughout the State.
Il receives high rate Of interest on its
loans.
It's rate Of mortality must be low by rea-
son Of the bealthful climate of Minnesota.
CilAS. A. BARROWs,
Special agent,
Office in Minneapolis.
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NOT1CE-U. 8. LAND OFFICE.
~ 1t Cloud, MINI. Nov. 10th, 1871.
Complaint having been entered 1t this ofdce by
Peter Caspsrs against Erik Nordin. for abandon
irg bis homestead entry, No. 6029 dated June
", 1869; upon tho ek neZ sv1A neA and seL NV
SECTION township IA. range & in etearns oount1.
minnesota with view to the cancellation of sa,d On.
try SAID parties are hereby summoned to appear
ct this oftceon the Sd DAY OF JANUARY, 1917. At
10 O'Clock g. m to resp nd and furnish tsstimonv
concerning said alleged abandonment.
b; L. GORDON, Register.
noy16-6wll TIC. MCCLURE Receiver
N1OTICE-U.s 8. LAND OFFICE,
~ St. Cloud, Mnn., Oct. 1e, 1871
Complaint having been entered at this Office by Ezra
Walker against Patrick Barrett, for abandoning
his Homestead Entry No. s9l7 dated April Ii, 1859,
upon the M neAand mel nw14 section g. township
1885, range az. in stea1ns county, MINI, With view
to tue cancellation Of said entry the said parties
hereby summoned to appear at this ofice on the Oh
DAY or DECEMBER 1871, At o'clock in tho after
noon, 70 respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
CA. GILMAN, Eegister.
oct19H TIC. MCCLURE. Receiver.
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TNHE FINKLE g. LYON SEWING MA
i CHINE. with Drop Feed, new Take-up
new Hemmer, &C., is now offered to agents
en- more liberal terms. Also, Secondhand
Machines in exchange, or the new i'm
provements applied.
Every Machine is warranted First Class,
and if the purchaser dees not so regard it
after fair trial, he can return it ard
money refunded.
N. B.-Wanted. Travelling Agents to
visit each town, distributing circulars, ex-
planning the improvements, etc etc., who
can make 5000 per month. Address
LYONS MUTUAL 8. NJ. CO.,
Union Square, 80 East 18th st., New York
BELLE PRA1hIE MINI, Aug. It'll, 1871.
THIS 70 to certify that have given my step son
/ Peter Armidace Leme' his time, and that from
this date will not claim any of his wages nor pay
any debts Of his contracting.
DAVID MoRU.
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OFFICERS :

~ 49, = ~ = - 49, ~ .
OFFICERS:
H. II. SIBLEY, President.
E. D. i. PShrER, ''' SECRETARY.
2. 4. M NJ e, Treasurer
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Minnesota Mutual
LIFE
Insurance Company.
HOME OFFICE:

SAINT p AUL.
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YIFfH TEAR.
A Representative and Champion Of Amer'coa
art.
TEE -ALDINE:
An illustrated Monthly journal claimed to DO thu
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-24

There is Il dignity about that going
away alone, which we call dying-that
wrapping the mantle Of immortali'v
about us-that putting aside with a
pale hand the azure curtains that are
drawn around this cradle OF Il world
that v%cnturing away from home for the
first time in our lives; for we are not
dead-thcre is nothing dead. We only
90 on seeing foreign countries, not
laid down on the map. that we know
nothing about. There must be lovely
somewhere starward, for none
ever return that go ttiiher."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-24

The question Of the legality OF
Sunday marriages is exciting Gonsid-
cradle attention in legal as we'll as
clerical minds. There seems to be
about al. equal division of both parties
in this important snatter, 1t is held
that as marriage is a legal civil con-
tract, and that legal civil contracts are
illegal il made on the Sabbath, it is
voil if performed on this day. An in,
terestine test case is now pending in
Rochester, New York. A millionaire
died there recently, and wjlled all his
property to the children Of his second
wife, disinhcriting two of his own chill
dren. Tic marriage was performed
on Sunday. 1t is not clear how this
will invalidate the will should the de.
cisiOn be against Sunday marriages,
but some lawyers believe that in such
a case the will could and would be
BROKEN. ii tie Court decides that
marriages are invalid if performed on
that dag, no doubt many more inter-
esting and pointed cases will arise.
Lawyers will grow fat on contested
Of property, while in ordinary
divorce they would not pay their rent
But no decent court will decide against
The leg atty of pure marriages.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-24

JUST AS He ExPECrED.-One of the
"trooly loil,' vino came to Montgom
cry last Saturday to save the country,
bought a paper box of lucifer matches
before leaving. which he safely depos-
tied in his vest pocket. But on the
road home his bcnzine so completely
conquered him that he sought a dense
shade and fell asleep. He slept until
pitch darkness set in. when. happening
to roll Owe on his side, he ignitcd his
whole box of luciiers, which. burning
through the box and clothing. aroused
him from his slumhers to y sense of
the inky darknes fy which ne was sur
rounded. He felt the fire. inhaled the
burning sulphur. drew a hasty %conclu-
sion and expressed it as follows: Deere
now! Fore God. jes what 1 'spected
In hell an u roastin.' Dat come % fol-
dem dam Radicals !"-TMnnt !
,0mcry Advertiser.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-24

a prominent government official at
Washington recently wrote to y friend
in New York, iuquiring as to the posi-
ton. financially and otherwise, Of u
resident Of that city Il am happy to
inform you that Mr.. - stands at the
very top of rcspectabibity here. He
owns a fast horse, q New York Judge,
and intends TO steal the fist railroad
he sees lying around loose"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-24
Ii Chancery at Winchester,

b. f. Ru,sey, VS. Seth Temple ct ais.
Upon motion, and it appearing to The
Clerk Il Master, from the Injunction Bfl
which is sworn to. that Seth Temple al
W. b. NusSey, who are made defendants
to the bill in the above cause, are EOl-rpy.
idcnIs of the state Of Tennessee. 50 that
the ordinary process Of law cannot BE-
served upon them,
1t is therefor" 0fGtroh that qualification
be made for four consecutive wcrh mile
Home journal, published in NiuracsyG
Tenn requiring said nonresident d.
PENDANTS to appear on or before tie 70 rr
Monday inJanuary next, before the Chan.
Gerry Court at Winchester, Erankliu couD.
ty, Tennessee, aud plead, answer or IeNU
70 compartments ill, or the same will b.
taken for confessed and set tor hcafihgrX
partc Witness my hand, at Office, tits
Aug. u, 1871. 7, Il. FINCH, C.& M.
aug2i-it ! %
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-24

One man in 4 hundred reads u hook :;
ninety.nine in n hundred read II news.
paper. Nearly q century ago, when
the American press, which is now u
Spreading oak, was in its green iwig,
Thomas Jefferson said he would rather
live in q country with newspapers and
without n government. than in a couu-
try with Il government but without
newspapers.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-24

X Washington correspondent says
Miss Nellie Grant ''haying arrived at
the age Of Is, with two years cypc-
rience at the White House, she consid.
ers herself educated. They placed her
a. Il boarding school last fall, Shere
she lemaincA Just five days, and her
father vas compelled TO bring her
home, she rche!led 50 agains! all the
Iiscilline u tie seAooI'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-24
Sherifs Sale.

BY virtue ofHn order OF sale i.sucdtgom
the Clanrcry Court OF Warren cOuH'r,a.
McM,nnyillt. and to me directed, in tht
cause nf ID. Gore. for the use Of }, v,
Johnston. 4. y. Collins and Thomas Val.
ker, IS b. E. Davenport, ITli sell 10 Tie
highest bidder tor cash. IN the tow q
Declier,i. iranhiin county, Tenn" on Nom
day. the 18th day Of September, Isl, The
following named property. to-Wtt: EighF
town lots situated in the town Of D'ctrrd'
Nos. 81, g. u, IS. Is. II. and H. arroIdl'.
to the Plat Of said town. lynn On tne veg
side Of the railroad. Also, one hoGse ota
lot situated in DccherI, On tie west '-.
of the railroad, upon which there Is "
storc-llouse, dwelling, etc. and De'0g tr
house and lot formerly occupied b! l. A.
Caldwell. Lot containing 3 acres, mere
or less. No. of lot not known. So!0'0
the debt and cost in dr ABOVE
u. j MARTIN, Sheriff.
Aup. 14-G4 go
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In Chancery.
Wallace Estill ct ais, vs. The Univo,,,.
the South Ut ais. "Ne'slty Vi

the South Ut ais. ''ly Vi
(Original Bill
Upon motion. and IT appcarinn,
Clerk and Master from the ori.|na',p 'e
in the above cause, which is sworn to S"l
Wal ace Burrough and Jefferson " n I3aI
who are made defendants in mi. h,l',
are non-residents OF the State of 'T T
ccssee, so that the ordinary process; oi i Ll
cannot be served upon them, VI 'Ss
1t is therefore ordered that nub,ioo.,,
he made for four successive weeks ii"'.pa
Home journal. q newspaper publi shay -
Winchester, Tenn, requiring sid ", naa III
resident defendants to up )ear on Or ha "%a'
The lth Monday in January next. I Ito.,
the Cl'ancery Court to be held At W.T. WI"
chester, Franklin Co.. Tenn. to plraL W.
swcr OF demur to accomplishments orjT' I %'
or the same will be taken for ]confas W.
and set tor hearing ex parte as ia tb.m
Witness my hand, at Office, this Aug %
ISL. "N
au2l so T. II. Finch. CAM
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-24

On Sunday evening of last week
some young people near Rocky Mount,
Ga, were taking a walk. One young
lady, having Il small switch in her
hand, struck u young maj who hap
pened to have n small copper cartridge
in his p%an;aioons pocket, which explo.
ded, the ball passing through their
clothing aud lDd.ing in the knee of the
lady, producing a painful and danger
ous wound.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-24

A Rochester MINI. man was sum.
moned to attend a jury the other day,
and bis help being gone, had to close
up his shop. To announce his where
abonts, he hung the following signif-
cant label on his door handle; '.On a
jury; will be back when We hang the
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-24

Senator Carl Schruz made n speech
in Chicago on The evening Of the 18th
to the Gormms Of that city. Tic crowd
was Ia &c and the able Senator came
out Tor pcacc, amnesty and revenue r.
form. lie condemned the corrupt
Grant Administration, denounced
."rings,' ncpotism and official patron.
age~~saii the Republican party de.
served defeat. He poured no; shot
into The Long Branch loarer.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-24

An Arkansas paper says that 400
calves were shot ont of one herd of
cattle during the driyn from Texas TO
X nsas last mouth Al young calves
are shot as soon as .bav are horn, 81 IS
70 be 60, rid ora7h l'cv the COWS 20
he driven.
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The Safest place in 4 Thunder
Storm.

-
A writori ia Harper Monthly says
20 stand ly the side Of y continuous
conductor Ola sufficient conducting cn.
pacity to afford free Wlusjt to the cleo.
tr1c charge, is the slfost position which
q person can take. a nome with Il
GOOD lightning rod passing down it,
wall is exactly in that condition. Bat
to he near an imperfect conductor, a.
a tree for example, or form a part of q
broken chain OF conductors, is on the
other hand, the most dangerous H.
a house. winch is not protected by
lightning rods, Prof. Wells says; "thc
safest position a person can occupy, is
to lie upon y he'd Of hair or feathers in
the middle Of the ruoll. The mid lie
Of a cagpcted room u,oc3 very well,
provided & ere is 10 lamp hanging
from the ceiling. LES pruIontto avoid
the nc.4hhorhrol OF chimneYS, b.
lightning may enter the room hy
.hem-soot bcing Il good conduct pr.
For the s1mc reason t. person should
emOvc as tar rs possible from metals.
and Gilt articles. IL I'll crse-,
u II a., A., =, ,.I..'.l
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-24

Gainesville, Texas, is excited over
the appearance of an immense orang-
out@ng in that vicinity. The animal
is described as being about seven feet
high, and covered from hcad to foot
with thick coating Of hair. Its eyes
shine like FIRE, and it boasts Of a dou
bic row Of murdarons looking teeth.
When last seen. it had in one hand q
large crooked stick, and under the
other arm young calf, apparently
just killed. a bunting party has been
organized to capture or Kill the mon
ster.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-24

The only test vote ever had between
the parties in Kentucky, since the en-
franchj.omeut OF the negroes was at tn,
Congressional elections last fall, when
the Democratic majority was 32,2l4
From the latest returns of the election
last Monday, it appears tut Governor
Lcalio's majority will he over 10000
a Democratic gain Of ST ;eral thousand,
and this is what our Radical neighbors
claim as q victory! If barcfaced lying
would make a ia victory Kentucky for
Radicaiism, then that party would be
succcss'ul-Bu il won't.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-24
Wonderfully Quick.

The Secretary Of War made thor
ough inspection. lately, Of the tele.
graphic system connecting the Office OF
the Chief Signal Officer, at the War
Department, with all portions Of the
United States. Messages were sent d.
rect from and weat ler reports received
In Washington, in tour minutes time,
from San Francisco, distance going
and returning 1000 miles, through six
repealers, aud without an error. Mes
sages were also exchanged between
Washington and Chicago, Corinnc and
New York, The system of wires con-
centrated at the Chief Signal Office af
ford Il facility for telegraphing wholly
uneqnallrd.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-24

A Boston paper wishes to know II
there is any way Of silencing the rail
way liars. We are toll that it is a
common thing for travellers Of both
sexes TO enter Il car, take a seat next
the window, place shawl or carpetbag
or newspaper on the other seat, ana
then tell the next applicant that it is
reserved or engaged, and repeal the lie
as often as application for it is made,
with apparently MS little computations
of conscience rs they would eat a fine
peach or IN icc-crcam. In view OF
tn prevalent system Of railway lying,
it is not strange if occasionally there
should be one who, having had this
faith in such statements wholly de
strovcd, should take possession Of an
uuoccupied seat wherever he finds it.
AT II rate, we are certain Of one hing,
and that is there ought to be a reform
in this matter OF railway lying about
"engoged' or preserved seats. An
Oil traveller, it stems, entered q train
ON one Of railroads, and deposited
himself q scat which contained a dog.
He quietly lifted the canine down, and
was informed HAT that scat was sta
KEN II kuo# it is Was the response,
as be buried himself in his paper. 1t
seems the seat was really claimed, but
he declined to give it up. Thus we
have the lecture on railway etiquette
There are certain little matters occur
Ing in public con,cyauCes which the
conHot regulate, and this is neofthem.
Bat they can be made TO furnish 4 seat
to every passenger who purchases a
ticket or pays his fare. fapassenger.
secs y vacant seat it is his right to take
it. and it is only 4 matter Of courtesy
between man and man that requires
him to relinquish it to Il companion of
the one he sits beside. This courtesy
cannot he forced out Of it as long as he
behaves himself. The only remedy is
to force railways to attach cars enough
to accommodate all their patrons.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-24
In Chancerv,
Hardy Brown, ct ais, vs. sall,e p..

Hardy Brown, OF ais, vs. sal,,e D..
others, ""i''e Brown AMI
(original Bill
Upon motion, and 1t anno,,.
Clerk and Master from tRbee e army 10Th,
which Is sworn to that defs,JJr, lgina bin
Brown, widow Of Samuel Rssaats, Salllss
ana the children of said sam nrTiwn' decd
whose names. are unknown W. deceased
william Brown, Dorcas Brow, |. Brown,
cinda Brown, wife OF Daniel Rrn, and In.
and their three minor children 'wh' derl,
known are non-residents Of nalnes IN,
tennessee, 50 that the ordinary r State Of
law cannot be served upon them, Process Of
be made for four consecutive w duplication
Home journal, published in W." Welks In til,
Tennessee, requiring said nom "on'ncIltster
defendants to appear on or hariesldenl
lourth Monday ir January oeiore the
the Chancery Court at WincheAa,t, before
nesssre, and plead, answer H.cr Ten.
to complainants' bill, or the saU' nj EMU
taken tor confessed and set for rI hn VIII b,
parte as to them. Witness NJ "eHrlng eI
Office, this Aug. 10th. 1871. ~ maud Al
,. II. Fl. FINCH, Cku
au24-4t 81 80
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-24

a very peculiar case is just puz
cling the brains ofdetectives in Chica
go. A young telegraph operator
named Wilson has been missing for
several days. A short time after his
absence, his mother received u letter
signed CIlas. Sweet, stating that he
(Swcet)had murdered and robbed Will
son. The letter vas dated at Alton,
but bore no postmark, and evidently
had not been through the Office. 1t is
believed that the murderer is Il friend
OF Wilson's and that the letter was
written in Chicago as a blind to throw
suspicion from him. Alton has beeo
searched, and 10 such party has been
seen or heard OF rs Clas. Swee..