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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-09
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-09

EVERY LADY SHOULD HAVE ONE
OF tho CHAMPION NBsDLr THREADING THIN
dies with ease, whether the eyesisht be gUud or
not. Agents make from s. 90 cav per day,
Agents wanted, Send s. cents for sample BY
mail. Address Q. III. PATRICK, l3l West
Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-09
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Winter Pasture.

a good winter pasture il q source
of great profit and satisfaction to the
farmer, aud we know Of nothing that
furnishes n better bite IMAM winter
barley. Every farmer should have a
field of it. The following article as
to the preparation, character of soil,
its growth and management, we take
from the Lire St0ck Journ0J. |
says;
This crop hourishcS best an sandy
or gravclly soils, but will grow Wig
oIouSly On almost any soil, not so wet
as to heave badly by frost. 1T will
yield u large supply Of green food on
land moderately rich, as its roots
spread cut over Il large space, and
furnish u great number of absOrbcnts
to cacl. plant. Rye, forsolling, shoul1
be sown in The latter part Of August,
or early in September, in the Middle
and New England States, but may be
sovn later further South. Fairly
sowing will insure Il strong root tG
withstand tic Winter, and bring on
m earlier cutting in Spring. The
land must be well prepared with fine
filth, and if sown with a drill, two
and one half bushels or if broadcast,
three bushels a peck Of seed per acre.
1t requires much thicker sowing for
soiling than tor grain. If it should
attain too great II growth in the Fall,
it may be pasturcd if The ground is
dry but if too soft for cattle. then
NOV it so as to prevent smotherirg
under ,h2 sGog. Care must he taken
to cut in the spring before the heads
form, so that it will spring mp again
Immediately for u second crop. II
cut before the head forms, it will
commence its new growth ut once
from the center of the stalk but if
cut later, it must grow from the root
like Timothy. If the land il good,
and the season sufficiently moist, il
may lie cut every three weeks; and rs
it has abe at the same nutrimcnt as
clover when cut green, its value rs n
soiling crop can easily he alprcciat-
ed.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-07-08
Cure for l,Orns,

"Soak the feet in warm water,
then, with sharp instrument, pare
oil ~ much OF the corn as can be done
without pain, and bind up the part
affected with a piece Of linen or mus
lin thoroughly saturated with sperm
oil, or, what Is better, the oil which
floats upon the surface of the pickle
Of herring or mackerel. After three
or four days the dressing may be re-
moved, and the remaining dead Gu
ticle removed by scraping, when the
new skin will be found to be Of q soft
and healthy texture, and less liable
to the formation Of u new corn than
before. We have the recipe from a
source which we cannot well doubt,
and publish 1t for the benefit of many
suffering readers
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-07-08

THE Charleston Courier has been
10 the pains of procuring list of the
pardons issued by the Governor of
that State during the year ending on
the 22nd November, 1870. Itsays:
"rhere We're received into the South
Carolina penltentiary for the year
ending October Is, 1870, under con-
yiction for crime, two hundred and
eighty-one prisoners. There were
lMrdoned by the Governor during the
same period two hundred and i've.
This Is not conjecture, nor Is II a par.
tisan statement, n IL the simple
fact, taken from the official published
records Of the Administrations. =
Among the offenders pardoncd,
the following grades of crime and
number of cases OF each are specified:
Arson ., assault with intent to muir
der 3, burglary 20, mauslaughter O.,
murder /, perjury !, aud rape ~
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-07-08
Gen. ". n. Forrest.

This gentleman has been summoned
before the Ku-lilux Committee, at
Washington. He speaks cautiously
aud pointedly; and Ia conversation
on the subject concluded US follows:
az have willingly borne this vitup
Grafton heaped upon me, because !
did not desire Ia appear prominently
before tho public In print, and know
Ing my denial would entangle me in
TO u controversy which ] did not
court. Hence ] remained silent. ]
propose to continue on with my work
IN the South, building railroads aud
machine shops, and " thervby | can
give e@p'oymen !. g q, 80 !. sa who I.
good work in rclIerIi1x ~ 6ws
and orphans whom tbs v'plssIsllies Of
war have made aud hrouxht to mis-
cry. haya.Neamhitlon Tor political
honors, anu sls1H>s' rather 10 pursue
my calling Rsa e1vil engineer, ani q"
what can 10 relieve the southern
IeJH.. - ~ ano-t,ntalteu wa..
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-07-08

THE CHEAT ANENysAN
Health tss-~tor~f. lsesyl0eH The
..!'N.! and eur'H trls.gsalos - 1sls-
lis, sktu Istssssn<rs otloe>sseses Pee
Diseases ~ Wussirn, nss>1 al
hrssntr Amvii.nsof tisr 1IIsrsi
Liver and kidp~ys. lss~~sms-
tsss'Isstcsl ~ the Ms~lIcsst t'a~ulsy
AMI many thousands VI oar ls~t
Read The sc-sisnony NJ ,sh,...
clans ami patients wlsu have
used It~ndnllS. ~rsssl mr. ssssr
lto~nslRlir 1ssislr tn 11eA3sIs DAnsk
or Alutnnnc for this yss&r, witch
we lssiisiisIi fur grnfnlf0sts dist T.
butissn; Y win xivc yVu saurh
valuable lnfarssatjssS.
Dr. u. W. tarr Of Baltimore.
snys;
take pleasure In rrrnns mcrd.
Ing your itsp~uslalls ~ = very
powerful Alternative. lhnyr Ss-~n
" used IN two cn,rs with happy
rcsults--opv In n cnHs. ~ ~s.~un-
Diary syphilis. In ~ hitch the lsn
tt-nt pronounced btensrl rsivsss
after having snkru AVE- twN tts~ ~
your usssilsiue The either h y
ruseO ri scrDf>sla NJ long r1nbusftns
which IL rapidly Ism gssvjsa ms-
der tts uss.. sup the iReloenl tssns
arr thai the lsasveNe will ssrsn
frcvver. hav~ lawfully ~n-
asOihcsi the fornsuiA ~ which
yDur Rsssssinlis u nsasle. nossl llusl
u an rxeliesst ensts pound ~ nlss-
rNtivc iugvvsiiens1
ISr. SlsnrkH. ~ Njeoe,oas viiIr.
NY. Says he Isns uaru1 esssns1aIts
la cn~s~ ~ strrufN1n nmsl tscnn-
Diary syphilis with rssstseisr1osy
r.s~sltts-nN ctca1sssr ~ the
lIlsss>t ! knOW uss tNseoeg rssoss,sly.
samuel u. NcfneDelru. Mar.
frcs,~lorss' Tenn. ~sypy
II have ursst s>sveN )soetlsp of
bslHwsIalle, and Am euSisrDy
csstvsl NJ gthsuussa>61ss; susssl sss~
fsstst tsDstlsr. - wish 4 esss my
hr'Nher, who MSS rrsueSslosausssu
eyes.
lt.nJamim ls~hsaI, NJ ylma,
ultiO. writes. have nuSopsss1 enT
1ssenr~ with an tnvrte ate eswss-
ttss1s over tNy whsste oasjs:
p>srrlsesssi n sNsssle ~ Nsnssl allie
amt ciSs-essvt = ,nvgres earv.
ksstd ny ihHaaiusn EVERY wasesv.
fAabTntgsy. ~ ExcSsasne. ttnS-
lIm0rr. Drs. CLEMENTS 4 Go.
rrssprirfors.
o. ...-.... -.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-07-08

GooD CoFFEE.-If you wish to
make good coffee, put halt the
amount to be used into the coffee pot,
pour over 1t gill or two of warm
water and boil three of four minutes,
then add the remainder of the coffee;
fill up with boiling water, and place
1t where it where II will keep hot
without boiling, until required for
the table. Try this aud see II 1t il
not an improvement over the old
Wav
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-07-08
THEY have In China what is know

N r NHVt III VHIHH WNUt Is KnOWn
rs the grease tree. Large forests
grow there, and the oleaginous pro-
duct has become an article of traffic.
The grease forms an excellent tallow,
burning with a clear, brilliant and
what Is more to the p,irpose) white
light, and ut the same time emitting
not a trace Of any unpleasant Odor, OF
Of the ordinary disagreeable accom-
paniment Of combustion--smoke,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-07-08

Said Lord John Russell to Hume,
Mt social dinner: "What do you
consider the object of legislation 2"
1.-THE greatest good to the greatest
numberW
What do you consider the great
est number ?" continued his lOrtiship.
"Number one, my lord" was the
commoner's prompt reply. M
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-07-08

Last week 125 tierces Of tobacco,
grown IN Granville county, North
Carolina, were sold on change in
Richmond, Virginia, at an aggregate
price Of about SO, 900. Wrappers, es-
pectallyy sold very high, ranging from
$50 to $l00. This Is said to have been
the best sale Of the season.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-07-08

How sacred, how beautiful, is this
feeling In pure and guileless bosOms
The proud may sneer ut 1t, the fash
iOnable may call It fable, the selfish
and dissipated may affect to despise
it; but the holy passion Is surely Of
hea ven, and Is made evil by the cor
yuptioy Of those whom 1t was sent to
Mess and to preserve.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-07-08

The Maryville Republican records
the following wonderful instance of
longevity: Mike Hinkle, u citizen
Of this county, aged one hundred and
fifteen years, ON the 7th and 8th days
1T this month, went into the harvest
field and made a hand, shocking
wheat after four cradles. Mr.. II. is
OF small stature, but enjoys perfect
health, and has not gray hairOn his
head. Beat that IL you can"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-07-08

A Boston gentleman who lost his
wife six months ago has paid florist
fiity dollars every month since for
flowers to place upon her grave. Some
pretty widow win get that Idea out Of
his head vet, NN fisf@N
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-07-08

The Memphis Appeal says that
Judge John w. Harris, Of Paris, Ten
hsessee, who was an officer in the
Rebel service during the war, treated
u Western New Yorker Kindly az q
prisoner Of war. The New York ex-
soldier died . short time since, and
bequeathed Harris $1,000.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-07-08

Brethren said a speaker ut late
missionary meeting, II want you to
turn your backs upon this board Of
miss! ,ns-your greenbacks, mean,
and II you presume to speak to them,
Bet 1t be In silver t0nes.n
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-07-08

A wAGGIsH spendtl,rift recently
said, Five years ago was not worth
cent In the world; now you see
where | am through my own exer-
tiousT "Well, where are you Pr
"Why-ali---ah-why I owe more
than three Thousand dollars %
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-07-08
Louisville and Nashville Rail
road.

wEHAvETHIs DAY REIN APPOINT
ed Agent for the J.. & n, Railroad, giving
tnro1gh bill 10 all points Norih OF the Quito
River. Al Tobaceo rom tiarksviie Ware,
New Prov idence. delivered To depot free %
charge. Ne are also authorized TO atlH u
,,, NH s ~ W. ~ uRACEl & BRO.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-07-08
Editors ought to be abe 10 live
eheap--thcy are ''bored''fcr nothing.

IT Is In our mind aud not In our
surroundings that we must mud our
hsppiness. NsN
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-07-08

cI-rls,l,ie. iuns T. ,s + WI ''s''
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-07-08

- We VIII Furnish plane sna
. bys c~sitnats.~ uf wu6estala for
house-bniisiins ou nppiirstion.
q. y. WILSON = g..
tiomnicrrc ssirvs. ncwr the Foanslry.
April N. iSsi-iy.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-21

erblidte nit Gen ib5nRsn 0erbftlumen
8eflut. Gin Zen aetbif6eu Jenfern
btnaen weiee @urbause berab BON cem
Fplafono bis sun aierli1 einsele9ten
Gubbocen. Die 8dnre parea mil
b6n @abnfen S%eleemdlssn aus ben bs,
fen alien 5@ulen seSiert. So ras
Nuse f@ btnpannte, erblidte eS nut
praat uno Gurus. Beioneer5 war
Elm .punrerib5ner @lasfafen ~ bemer>
fen, be1en 0nbalt Dem Ausseiudtefen
|@s@9made atle Gbre madte. Das
3imn,r mar 10 reid a~us9efattet uns
in, reinften Style ausaeflbrt, ta6 Elm
86nf0 bitte carin pobnen birfen. Die
Nusf9t ouf oa5 Weer uno bic umliez
senpen Berse ,par ent;adenr. Ob>
eleid 0raf pun qeon Gin alter rauber
Scloat ma, 10 fonnte ibm Elm feintr
@el&mad nidt abseiproden tpertea.
St liebte IS gu oldn;en, uno fem 2ano<
baus war Elm lpre@enoer3suss.
Ser pom Danealo!" iaste Elm
Diener, Ter chen bereintrat unp ben
@rafen aus }einen tiefen @epanten
aufmette.
~gr m65e eintreten!" fpra6 let
@raf fur3.
Danralo trat rur4 rie lblre> pel9e
Der Diener often bieIt MD eann binter
ibm l@leB. Gr blieb an Ter lbire
Neben. Der @raf BON Econ mari einen
Blid nab cen, Gintretenren. Gr nut
Rette i'm nit elmer anldeinenp frensen
Wiene. Danpalo errpiererte ben erlten
fummen @ruB.
v1reten sic ndter, Dontalo Il
iprad Der @raf ~Ste wlnf1en mid
3u lpre@en. SD wilfabre 8erne Sbz
rem @unl9e. Dir BADEN Wandes
uus;uslei@eu. Sc froet f@ nur, auf
wel@er Seite Der 6ebler lie9t unp tper
suerf UNI Na9fdt bitten muB. Man
bebauptet pae sic mir s~esendber i'm
Neate 1eien l1no i9 bin feit pom 0e@
9entbeil liter;eu3t. @elinst IS 9bnen,
Sbre lln1dulo ~ bepeiien, 70 ,peree
t@ mid nit Jbnen a%uslSbnsn. SD
bin Elm Wann pon Gbre unb MIL ni9t>
oaB Sie Don mir Elm llnre9t eriabrsn.
Meine 9rauen 5aore maBten ii@ ia
I9dmen."
MerttbunA.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-21

9tutl4t@anf.
WiQtu6 Brptb. u. Dunbar,
StYauL Minnelpta.
gpsr aberuesmsa bic Befsrsaus sur ,xn sau,tsd. A..
Rsrtsea @ti& ate, ans spar ssssasspeft,
1. Mnnabu1e BON Deppften.
@elber, uetae bet uas bepunirt rverbea, aseeu ,.ser,.,,
SIR auf cine beftmmte Set BET ms uieeerae,eats VsIs,,
sersateu mr s pGt. Sutereden.
2. >We&iel.
@elb, etlber uub frtnb. gsausen saufen uub ~sss,aatsI
rs tets gum xaeessGpurfe.
3. Nnfauf unb 8erfauf BON @ed5eln.:
Bon suteu Banquters. gtrnen ausseaeate aDe&f.li Suuen
bei un3 fets sum %eurranten Gpurfe In gelb uu19epaubelt
rtrseu. gDtr pertaufen goe&iel auf Neu 9ert, ct. QpuiS,
Gbteaes. Milpauiet =. D., fpwte euf BE 5anstpanesle.
pldSe Deutidlaubs, Graufreids unb Der S4petj, uab, traf.
Frtn Str u. U. aaf ~tolseube gldse Gurupas:
Mu9sbur9, Branffurt d. 81,
Balel, Berlin,
Breu1en, Ga6el,
Colbert G6In>
2etpjiN Wannbeim>
Mdnden,. Nirubers,
9traeburG StuttsaEt,
Irter. Wten,
9smture, Senpon> x.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-21
XIII. 81. unterrebuna.

Der @raf BON Econ befano G& IN
leinem 3immer. Gin Ciener bate ign
auf einem &oufuble rabin setradt.
Das 3immer mar nit einem 9roeen
Surus eineeridtet. Gin &opba NIT
rptbem Sammt lber;p3en luc Cen Gtn<
tretencen Gin, YIaB su nebmen. Seba
Sellel I'M ontifen Styl 9~earbeitet unp
NIT rem feinfen 5tofs ausgefattet>
1ta1'ce1 UNI einen f96nen runren Slid.
auf 1psld1em man cine pra4tupue 8ais
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-21

@r btfureeu bas QoQeetiren ppn Nptta uue
@dulbl@eintn aler Mrt, Grbltafen u. I. ". in
alien 1betlen Gnrupa's unb ber Ser. @taaten.
Da3u erforbe:lide papiere, als gpIma9ten,
0er3i@teiitunss -%llrtunoen, Xotten19sine .. fer,
tigtu tpir ieltlt unite: Warantirune Der &e@ts
8ulteteit an unb ~teforeeu bic eonfula,if@t ST.
elaubieuue btrlelben.
Den @e9enwertb auer in europa
pur@ uns cul1eetirten ODER lei uniern
eortt9en @erreiponoente1 fir uniere
@e@nuns etnsebencen @elper soblen
mir bier in Sob arg.
5. 8ertauf opn ~pa0age>S@einen
tnr l~1sberfatrt BON Bremen, 9an,burs unb etserpprl nat
NerzSort pet Seeelf&itf eetr Dan,pftpst, ferie 8atrbiaeti
sur @eife BON Reus asrt ts ct. Gan! ~ ben ns.brisaer
pretfsu-
s. Bejablun9 Don Iaren
IN iesen, 1teIe ~ staates. Nnfauf unb gersaui ,su
@ruusetsenttuna eeeen Gonmtigcu M. n.
Z. gereint9te Gtaaten Bpnbe
iehtr art, ais 5-2Otr, 1O-40er unS 7-30sr taufeu uns ser.
laufeu ttr sun. 1ases.Geurfe.
@ebriber @tQiuS S Dunbar.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-21

@roBe
&rci8 SerIoouu q
,xu 8ffru br
ct. Bonifaeiu6= S@ul
ia
Nastiugs, $50: @linufspta.
Die 8sstuzs Fntet Ina Nosen,ber 1871 fat.
xidet8, SI.OO.
Yer,ei9nik oer Preiie:
I greis, s1cO baar.
l Trsis. $50 baar.
3 preiie, ieber $25 tade.
I grets. SIS baar.
3 Yretie, ieter $40 taer.
2 Treife. ieesr IS baar.
Gin Sprinswaeen. Wertt 5i25.
Gin Gspbd. QDertt $40.
Cine ubr, Nertb $40.
Cine bpppelduFae SdebFinte, gDertb SIS.
uub 81 preife rou 81 bs $40 isbsr.
8reie rnt @tlbsr fab ~ a~sreiFren an
81. s. @. &ran5
5afnss, Niua.
Iidets f5nnsn aud burd tte Office tse .g0anoersr' st.
3saeu sperben.
9r. widaei Msain, if vom Committee euto,Rrt,
1idee 3u s~ertaufen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-21
Qebarbe's &atefbismus
fir Mmerifa.

fir Mmerifa.
81 1t Wutsrifattsn unt Nitwirtuns ses
O~erfaffers far Nmertta NTH bearbettet,
apprpbirtSr ben Spdpasu Grsbt.
ID 5fe n ron 81. 2outs uub gtntinna ii II ab
ten So @mnfen Sifd 5fen spn Glepelanb. e a
Grsffe, QeaS'nwprtt, 5prt Wasut gtneea-
aes. Nltsn, 6 81 mi
Sm Uelaee ron 8sn,tser yrrt9ess in Sen Sort anb
Cincinnati Fns iceteu e.iateneu:
aleiuer 9atgoliIder &atedismuS fir ans
fauser. sun P. Spieeb 2ebarbe, }. SIR bic Ser.
etaatsn spn Ncrb, Wu,crita NIT Nuturiiatton unb Mtt.
~rirfans tes gsrfafsrs nsu bsarbeitst ssn n,etrersn tas
tsrliten Gaalit en-. IL. so Seiteu. g~etuaten. IS
&ents.
3atbolij@er aatedismus bon P. Sol. &c.
barbs. s. J.. Sur BE Scr. @taatsu BON Serb Wmerita
nit Nutoriiation nnb Mitrtrtuns bes gsrfa6srs reu
teartsitet ssn ,uetrereu fatbpliiaeu VeiRliaeu. 8. i6l
Ssiten. @stunbsn 80 gsnts.
geiait&e unb Qstrsr. sensn hisft neue geurtdtuns VII
befaant IA, erbaltss auf gertanseu @ratisysuplars unS
Circulate. f,aasc i~ussianbt.
t. geiOnssrs eaaaise 9eeinsunsca fir sdulsn lar
critsn Ginfutruns, tN
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-02-23

While in Atlanta last Monday, we
had the pleasure Of meeting our old
friend, Col. r. Ross, formerly OF tho
Bell House, Mt Knoxville.
We will hero state for tho information
of his friends and tho travelling public
thnt the Colonel has leased for Il term of
years, the ESchango Hotel, at TaLladcgn,
Aln., and viii take charge Of the Sumo
tho let OF Ilarch. We heartily commend
him to the citizens Of Tolladega and the
travelling public. Ho is IN experienced
hotel man, and those who him with
q call will no doubt ho Convinced OF the
fact. Success attend him.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-02-23

Regardless Of Tho opinion Of others,
we make tho assertion that there ia no
better hotel in tho city OF Atlanta, than
the American, run By j. Il. Vance & Co,
Their tables are filed with plenty Of
GOOD substantial viands, the house gem
orally kept in order, polite and gentle
manly clorkg and no pains spared to
render guests comfortable in oyory ro-
spoct. Tho house is well patroniaod,
and from our conversation with some OF
the patrons, the fare cay't be boat, by
tho Ktubau, or any other house in the
city. We advise nll persons visiting
Atlanta to stop at the American.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-02-23
The Card Player.

Mr.. Wilkinson, tho gentleman intro
duccd by Mr.. Carpet-Bag Bowen to clear
himself of bigamy, appears to be a nice,
reliable man, who doesn't do anything
pyrticular, but plays cards and keeps .
farro-bauk. He was to porsonato the man
who porsonated Bowen on n certain nup-
tial occasion. The scheme fell through,
and Wilkinson disappeared, Thingslook
a little dark for Bowen now. He doesn't
smile any more, and is very sad.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-02-23
Nonresident Notice.

Chanccry Court at jacksonville, Tenn.
Arch Bacomc vs.. ]. II. Scott ct al. Cross-Bill.
TT appears from the Cross-Bill OF W. Y. Hud-
L son, which is sworn Oand fled in this court,
that the defendant, James II. Scott, is a nOn-rcs-
ident of the State of Tennessee.
1t is therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
ter Of said Court, that publication hereof be
made for four consecutive weeks in the ''Sweet-
water Enterprise" u newspaper Published in
S%weetwter, Monroe county, Tennessee, notifying
said nonresident defendant to appear ut the
Chancery Court to be held in Mndisonyille,
County and State aforesaid, on the first Monday
of Juuc, 1871, md plead, answer or dcmur to the
Gross Dill Of the said W. F. Hudson, or the same
will be taken for confessed and set for hearing
ex parte US to him, the said ]. II. Scott.
jan. 2O-4t-pfS5. I. W. BURGE, C.& ".
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Chanoery Sale of Lands.

OA~J
James O.. Mitchell, Admir- etc, vs.. Maliuda j.
Mitchell, ct. al.
In the Chaneery Cour, q, MalisOnyilC, Monroe
county, Tennessee.
In Obedience to q decree Of said Chancery
court NJ its December term, 1870, in the above
entitled cause, l win sell aS public cutlery 10 the
highest and best bidder therefor, at the court
house door in MadisOnyiile, Monroe county,
Tennessee,
On Monday, March 9Th, 1871,
the following described tracts or parcels ofland
lying AMI being in Monroe county Tennessee, Of
which J. ". Mitchell, deceased, died, seized and
possessed, t0-Wit
LIST. One tract containing about two hundred
and one ,20l) acres, situate on NO;chy creek, in
the 7th civil district Of suii county, adjoining
the lands Of \. StaEely, JoremiSh EOyd, George
PattersOn's heirs and Othcrsr subject totho low
err Of said j. W. Mitchells widow. Minimum
value Is fixed by the Court Mt sI92.
2l. One other traet containing about forty
(iO) acrcs, situate on Coca creek, in the 10th
civil district Oi said county.
TERMS OF SALE.
Said lands will be sold without the right Of
redemption on u credit Of one and two years, in
equal instnllments, except the sum OF 10 per
cent. to DO paid cash in haRl on day of sale,
Note with approved security, drawing interest
from date, for all sums not paid in hand, will be
required, and IL lien retained on the lands until
said notes shall be fully paid
r. w. BURGE, G. 4 NJ.
Jan26-it-pfSl0
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Tho Doc NGX.

One of our Tennessee exchanges says
that "tho State press is divided on the
dog tax" Those papers, however, that
are favorable to the wool-grOwing inter
osts of Tennessee ought to have no objoc-
ton to the present law. fla dog is worth
having, his owner ought to be willing to
pay a small tax if not worth keeping,
kill him.