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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-01-12

St"tc of Tennessee-Franklin County.
Joe Lenanan and Thos. II. Williams, of The
firm of Lenahan Il Williams, plaintiffs
VS.. Charles Hewlett, defendant.
Original and Alias Attachment.
Whereas Thomas II. Williams. one of the
above firm. has applied TO the undersigned.
Thomas Finch, an Acting Justice of the
Peace i'm and for said county. i'm accord.
ancc with the laws # this State, for an at
taclment and an alias attachment against
the property OF Charles Hewlett for debt
on Il note. and said attachment and alias
attachment having been levied upon the
property of said Charles Hewlett and re-
turned before mo on the I'D day of Ueceru-
Der. $50, by X +. Sharp, Deputy Sheriff,
and it appearing to me that 5 III Charles
Howlrtt Is a nonresident of the State OF
Tennessee. 80 that the ordinary process oi
law cannot be seryc'i upon bin,
Ii is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home journal. Il new spaper published in
the town of Winchester. Franklin county,
Tenn. requirin. the said Cha les Hewlett
to appear before me on the Sth day of July
mex 1871. ut my office in the tow of Win
chester, in said county. it being Il Justice
of the Peace court. to defend the above suit
or Judgment by default. cx-parte. will be
given against him. Witness my hand and
seal this, the 23d day of December. $50.
THOMAS, t'ISCH,
ja5 ! 80 up. for Frarklin County
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Let Common sense Decide

What is the rational mode of procedure
in cases of general debility and nervous
p%r0stration p Does not reason tell is that
judicious stimulation is re ,uircd, To re
sort to violent purgation in such a cast is az
absurd rs it would be to bleed Il starving
man. Yet it is done every day. le>.lnis
stupid and unphilo>ophical practice is con-
tinued in the teeth Of the great fact that
physical weakness, with all the nervous
disturbances that accompany it, Is more
certainly and rapidly relieved by Hostel
ter's Stomach Bittcrs than by any other
medicine at present known. 1t is true
that general debility is often attended with
torpldity or irrcSularity of the bowels,
and that this symptom must not be over
looked. But while the discharge of the
waste matter Of tie system is Expedited or
I Hulatcd, is vigOr must he recruited. The
bitters do botl. They combine .aperient
and antl-biliolis properties. with eXtraor-
binary tonic power. Even while removing
instructions from the bowels, thry tone
and %invioOrate those organs. THROUGH the
stomach, upon which the great vegetable
specific acts direct, il gives healthy and
permanent impetus to every emf chlcu
function. Digestion is facilitated. the tal-
'HS CIltNl'tlOH 10 !ESHtdt''' tIc DiDul
RENT, reed with Il new accession Of the ALI
mcnlaly principle, TIE nerves Traced. and
all the dormant powers Of the sys.cm
rols,d Into healthy actio not spasmoIi-
caily. Us would ne the cas- If a mere slim
ulant were administered, uut Tor a contiE-
lance. 1t is in this way that such extra
ordinary changes are wrought IN the con
dition OF the feeble. emaciaCcd and nervous
invalids by the Use Of rllis wonderful cor
receive. allalatiye aud tonic. Let common
sense decide between such a preparation
and u prosecuting cathartic supplemented
by a%'poisonous astringcnt like >trychnine
Uruuinia. ID
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In Circuit Court at Winchester.
p. j.. Justin VS. Valentine Dehn and Catn-

p. J.. Justin VS. Valentine Dehn and Catil-
crime DelIn. .'''
On motion Of plaintiff. and it app airing
to the satisfaction ofthe Court, that Oh the
18th day of November. 1869. Il Judgment
was rendered by G. w. Bowling. Il 'nstice
Of the Peace for the county OF Franklin,
and State of Tennrssce. in favor of plain
till. i. i. Justin. and against Valentine
.Del,n. for the sum of %tOIty-nine dollars
and ninety-threc cents, debt, and eight
dollars and FIVE cents cost of suit; on said
Judgment an execution was issued 10y said
u. ". Bowling, }. T.. against said Valcn-
tine Dehu, principal. ami Catherine Drln,
stayor Of execution. on the 18th day of Jul
is, 1870. and levied on a tract of land be-
longing to said Catherine DEM, lying in
Franklin county. Tenn. civil district No.
). containing, 2l1 acres. said judgment
and execution returned to the July Term.
1870. of the Circuit Court OF said county
tor condemnation. ~ -. 't.
And it lurtl er appearing to the Court
that since the rendition of said judgment,
and issuance and levy of said execution.
Catherine Deln, one of.the defendants. has
de parted this lie, leaving John 1elnl. 10
sephD ehu. Henry Dolln, PhilOminarD thn,
aha Louisa Dehn. heirs at law OF said
catherine. all of whom are noll-residcnts
ii the state o Tennessee.
1T is therefore ordered that publication
be made in the Home Journal. a ncwspa-
per published in the town OF Winchester,
Tenn, for four successive weeks. com
marding the aforesaid nonresident heir
of katherine Dchn. deed, to appear before
our next Circuit Court, to be held for thu
county of Franklin. at the Courthouse door
in the town or Winchester, on tie 4tl
Monday in March, ISL, to show cause why
tile aforesaid Judgment should not be re-
v:vcd a-ainst them, and satisfaction had
out of the lands above mentioned.
Witpess my hand, at Office, the 9Th day
of January, ISL.
7. J, JACKSON, Clerk.
Janl2-it 81 80
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Land for Sale,

J.P. Francis. ct. ais, vs.. benjamin Elliott.
and Others.
BY virtue of a decree OF the County
Court Of franklin county. Tennessee. BRO
nonneed at its December Term. lo76. i'm
the above cause. | Will. on the 81 Saturday
in January. ISL, 1t being the 18th day OF
sail month"; on the premises, offer for sale.
to the highest bidder, the tract of land lie
scribed In the pleadings, containing q
ACRES, 2 Iodt and Is poles. said land lies
in civil district No. !, adjoining the lands
OF VIM. HledsOe and IL. Brazelton.
VIII he soli on acredit of IL months. ex-
etePt the sum OF fifty dollars, which must
be paid on day Of sale,
Notes. with approved s~ecurity will be
required, and Il lien retained nDtii the put
chase money Is paid.
JNO. G. ENOCHS Cssk.
W. FRANCIS. SDliaiAs.
IsSk-S7 90
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Chancery Sales
For February, 1871.
Land for Sale.
VIM. NJ. Rnssey, VS.. BIZ. Russcy.

VIM. NJ. R,lssey, VS.. BE-. Russcy.
"m. NJ. Rus.cy, vs.. 4. +, Russey and i.
Is. Clements.
c. +. Robertson. ct. ais, VS.. p. L. Russcy.
j. NJ. Russcy. VS.. B. Il. Russcy.
BY virtue of Il decree Of the Chancery
Court at Winchester, Tenn. pronounced
IN the above causes. ut the Novemberterm,
1870. | will. on Monday. the 9th day OF
February, 1871. offer for sale to the high
est bidder, ut the Courthouse door in
Winchester. the tract of land described IN
the pleadings in the above fauscs. con-
tanning 100 arres. IN District NO. J. Frank
lin county. Tenn, N the following terms.
to-wit; The sum of thirteen hundred dol
lars to be paid In cash on day OF sale. and
the balance in equal installment.--the LIST
to be due May II, lr7l: the ID. May II.
1872; the 3D., May II, 1874. and the lth and
las installment to lie due May IL, 1874.
Notes with approved security will be
required. and a lien retained until the
purchase money is paid.
IL. IL. EsrILL, c. & NJ.
Jan5tds 8 20
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There is q young lady in this tow,
who is q member of the church, ano
who is a gentle, earnest, noble being
We happened to be in her COMPANY
during the pleasant Christmas time,
and. in the conversation which cnsued.
we inquired if she was fond of dancing
Her reply was that she was passionate
~ fond OF it, but that, having joinep
the Baptist Church two years before
she did not think it woull he right for
her 10 violate its rules. The church.
she continued, should not make such
rules until the subject was fully consid
cred, but after having made them she
thought it the duty of every member to
observe them. We honored the beau
tiful girl in our hcort Of hearts for her
devotion to duty, while at the same
time we very much regretted that n
church-rule which has no foundation
in the Bible should deprive her of an
enjoyment so well adapted to her
We published all article last
week showing the remarkable increase
Of the Episcopal Denomination in
Rhode Island, as compared with other
demo limitations, and we do not hesitate
say that, in our opinion, the result is
the natural consequence Of the good
sense exhibited by the Episcopal
Church IN not prohibiting an innocent
amusement, We hope the churches in
town of Winchest r will take this
matter into consideration at once, and
abolish the church rule in question,
is simply a relic Of the dark ages
when people thought that making mar
Eyrs of themselves was pleasing and ac
ceptable in the sight of God.
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Nashville Weekly Banner,
For 1877.

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Forty columns of fresh matter every week
An Agricultural Editor secured for ISL
Most reliable CONNER i'll advertiser IL the
State. Splendid premiums offered to those
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send for list Of premiums, and forward
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Ihe County Court has submitted the
question to the people as 10 whether
Lucy will exempt from taxation all the
manufactures hereafter established in
'ae county when the amount of capital
invested shall be $1,000 o: more. We
nave talked with some of the magis-
ua'es upon the subject and they said
70 US, that. while they we're willing to
submit the matter to the people. they
would most assuredly vote against ex-
emption of the tax when the election is
neid. Class legislation is a curse to
any country. and, il the proposed meas
gre is not class legislation, we would
aks to know what is.
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I HING NEW !
Marble Yard near Mann's
Ford, 7 miles west Of
Winchester

Here il the place to get stonr work done
cheap. The undersigned has rrr'teda MAJ
to saw Marble. and VIII ill al orders for
work at short notice. The finest and best
quality ~olTrnur,,cc Marble, such IL Mon
Iimrut,. IumastoHgs. Table and Counter
Tons. in fact al sorts of stone WORK H"hc
IN neat and plain style. and cheaper than
the cheapest. For further information
and particulars. address
W. {. KITCHENS,
iuIyol-Gm " inchC>tcr, Tenn.
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Mrs. Wright has gone to Texas,
Mrs johnson rented the house in
which j. w. Sylcr resided last year, and
Captain Dufield is fitting up the cottage
vacated by the above-named ladies, and
intends, we presume, to 60 to house,
keeping.
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Lana for safe.

A. j. Simpson. VS.. Lucy Stafford.
r BY virtue of IA decree of the Clanccry
Court. ut Winchester, pronounced ut tllc
November Term, 1870 in the above cause,
| will. on MondayGtie 9th day of Fcbrua-
ry, 1871. offer for sale to the highest bio
der, for cash, at the Courthouse door in
Winchester. onc-half interest in tie tract
of land described lnthe ~plcadings in the
above cause, and upon which said Lucy
stafford now resides. l.t.. III
...,. II. Il. EsrnLL, G. q NJ.
jams r.'i 5 60 ...
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Our citizens we're startled by the cry
Of fire on Tuesday night about seven
o'clock, but fortunately it was without
foundation. The cisterns in town are
all nearly dry, and it behooves every
individual to be exceedingly careful
with fire.
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Godey's Lady's Book for January is
upon our table, for which our thanks
are due the publisher. This magazine
mas held a high position for forty years
and many of our ladies are subscribing
Tor it. The subscription price is SO
per annum. but We propose to club it
viii the Home Journal for S4,3Sin
cash, ten cents of which will be used
ny US to obtain a p~ostofiice money or
oer on Philadelphia so as to avoid the
possibility of loss.
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"The Revolution" is the name of a
handsome sixteen page paper published
in New York, which is devoted to the
moral, social, and political elevation of
women 1t is full Of life and visor,
and we wish it abundant SUCCESS. Ev-
cry lady and every gentleman in the
land should take it. ii we succeed in
winning a certain blne-eyed l~assic's
heart We intend to become a life sub.
scriber to "Thc Revolution" for her
especial pleasure. On our editorial
page will be found an extract entitled
About Women with which our lady
friends will doubtlessbe delighted.
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. Christmas is in the young peoples
bones vel, There was music in the
air and dancing on the floor at Mrs
Wilkinson's and at Mr.. Holders last
Monday night, and was kept up at the
latter place until early IN the morning.
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) A WORD TO BUSINESS MEN.-keep
your names before the public. Don't
think because your house has been
established q number of years that
trade will certainly come to it. Our
population is no. as settled and fixed
a. before the war. We are coming
near the cash system, aud it is unim
portant who buys, if he pays cash. We
repeat: Keep your names before the
public. .C- .p. -r4l.. 't.'F. r
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NOVEL TEMPERANCE ORGANIZATION
W. learn that a number Of our young
business men have organized them
selves into {: society called tie Sin.
gulars," which has for its government
a constitution and bylaws. that i'm,
poses a fine on any of its members
found treating, Offering to treat, or
accepting a treat from any one, of ar
dent spirits OF any kind, but it allows
any of its members to drink as often
as lie pleases, provided he pays for ais
own drink,-Nash. Banner. ..,
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Notice TO Creditors.

Sarah G. Newman, admir-, vs.. Mamie and
4. w. Newman.
1t IS hereby ordered that publication DO
made for four consecutive weeks in the
lilo ne journal, Il newspaper published in
Winchester. Tenn. that all persons having
demands against the estate of /. W.
Newman, dc, d, EXHIBIT their claims and
make themselves parties hereto. and file
the same with the Clerk u Master, duly
authenticated, on the 4Uh Mondal in Janu-
airy uext, or the same viii he parrcd.
ii. Il. EaI!l.IA G. j. NJ.
Ian. - At
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No question about Equine Remedies

The installation address, which was
delivered by MIR, John w. Payne at the
Methodist Church on the 9th ult., has
been complimented highly, in our pres
cnce, BY several gentlemen who heard
it. We understand that Bro. Payne
was Worshiprul Master Of a Masonic
Lodge in Alabama for seventeen years.
and his knowledge of Masonry, there
fore, might naturally be expected to re,
fleet credit upon him on such an coca
sion as that to which we have referred.
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The New York Eclectic Magazine is
one Of the best in the world, and should
be in every g%entleman's library. An
article in the January number on the
subjec. OF Unconscious Cerebration"
is worth double the price Of subscrip-
ton. ...t.... ...
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A gray horse, belonging to Mrs.
Henry Estill, died last Tuesday after
noon in the street in front of the Mary
Sharp College. Blind staggers killed
him. We will publish an excellent
remedy for this complaint in our agri-
cultural column next week.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-01-12

There are many vacant lots about
town, which, We are informed, have not
paid any corporation tax for several
years. The parties who own these lots
ought to build ON them or sell them 70
some one who will. But as they seem
determined to do neither, would it not
be q good idea for our new Board OF
Aldermen TO impose a heavy tax on
this species of property, and thus max,
it an Improbable investment for any
mar to pu. his money in a vacant lot
who has no intention OF improving it
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Mapy of our subscribers here in
town are indebted to US for, two years
.ubscription to the Journal. We will
call upon them and present their &C.
connts in q few days.
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Henderson Il Bro. contemplate max
inc a change in their business, and are
Offering their stock of dry goods at
Inv rates in order to close out. Now
ia the time to get bargains.
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A Great Offer.

Persons clubbing together and ordering
Five ofthese .Nachinesa t one tina will 30
entitled 10 one machine extra, saps kut
As others ordered.
reach OF all.
We guarantee our machine hrst-ela0 y
every rssparI.
L. = XkOXsELD d %
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Delinquent Payers.

Are hereby notified that if their taxes
are not PAID IN ten days fIom this date. !
Will pIocrcd TO collect them Us the law di-
reefs. This Is the only alternative lett
me. and, therefore has the right to , ON
plain. JOHN q. HANNAH.
January l2-it Tax Collector.
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Court of Franklin Co.
C.. A. Hunt and Wife, ct. als., vs. X. n.
Mann and Wife. ct. ais.
Petition to sell lanl.l

ItlliIO1 w v VI tdlli.l
In this cause. on motion, and 1t appear
inp 10 the Clerk. from The Rill, which is
sworn to. that Dalhey L.ipscomb. Francis
V.inzant. Garland Lip>comb. and John Me-
dearis.-dcfrndant, in the above cause
- are npn-rr,idcnts Of tie state of
Tennessee. 40 that the ordinary process of
law cannot be served upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home Journal. published in Winchester.
Tenn, requiring said NONRESIDENT defend
antsto appear before the Honorable Coun-
ty Court Of Franklin county. Tenn. on or
before the lst Monday III February. ISL,
and plead, answer or demur to the petit
ton OF the petitioners. or the same will be
taken for confessed, and set for hearing
eX parIe a. 10 them.
GLEN. ARLEDGE. Clerk.
-. illiamS, Sol. iof C0mpiainants.
JAZZ VI 90
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Land IOl, Sale.

John jess. VS.. Henry jess. ct. ais.
BY virtue of u decree OF the Chanccry
Court. at Winchester, pronounced at it,
November Term. $50, in the above cause.
| will, on the lst Monday in February.
1871. offer for sale at the Courthouse door
in Winchester. for cash, the tract Of land
described in the ~plcadings in the acoyc
ii. r.. EsTILL, G. O. NJ.
Jan 5 60.
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Mail Arrangement.
NAILS ARRIVE.

MAILS ARRIVE. In
coreral Mail. per Nashville & Chatta-
nooga ,tteyille Mail, per Winchester & AL
,hama railroad, 100 A. NJ.
MAILS CLOSE.
Fayetteville Mail; per Winchester q AL
ALBANIA ,rsl Mail. per Nashville & Chatta-
n1 paastofice (South-east side Square open
,arimr business hours, and N Sundays
iFS Mon vvV orders sold, which Is the most
~ M aonnyenientan cheapest way to remit
s. nall. suns ofmnacy'
ma..rent and newspaper hostages are
,no and payable quarterly in advance.
'"' M. C. WHIPPLE, r. NJ.
winchester, Tenn, Dec. lst. 1859. M
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()ur handsome friend, John Kinning-
ham, Esq. is in the city, but expects TO
+ake another Concert tour through the
Southern States in o short time.
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Masonic Meeting.

There will be a meeting of the Ma
sonic Lodge on Monday, the Both inst,
and the members are earnestly request
ed to meet by early candle light.
j. T. MERRITT, Sec'y.
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j. 81. STRONG. n. p. NEAL
STRONG & NEAL,
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
survey

Ana surveyors
WAXAHACHiE. Ellis County. Texas,
WIN buy ana sell lands. perfect titles. and
pay taxes. VIII furnish valuable iniOr-
ma ion to nonresident land owners, capt.
talists aud emisranus dss
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We notice that our friends, Merritt
n Allen, now occupy the corner store
formerly used by Nj. benson as a sa-
liam
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Onr Tax Collector talks q little in
another column to delinquent tax pay
era. and they would do well to read
what he says. -Ha'e
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Mr. James Ferguson has moved his
,oot and shoe shop three doors above
the Bakery.
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Mr. W. ]. Slater and Mr.. Jas. San
law. left here last week for the city OF
New Orleans.
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The price Of the Home Journal is
orlv two dollars, and no better invest
ment could he made of that sum.
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BEST DOZEN THREAD, No. 700. 10 Its.
600, l2l5
h" 500, II

~" We still offer Dress Goods and No.
tions 10 TO % per cent. below Nashville
wholesale prices.
Is" Send for our Premium List and
Terms to Clubs.
"a" Samples sent by mail, and Good.
shipped by express, c. o. ID.
-" Parties buying can have the privi-
lcge of examining the good before taking
them out of the Express office, and it not
AS represented in price and quality, can
rcttla'n at our expense.
tB Satisfaction Guaranteed.
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The following gentlemen constitute
the new Board Of Mayor and Alder
dermen:
T. M. Pryor, Mayor. II. J.. Turney, J..
T, Merritt, Aldermen LIST ward; w. l..
Buckley, J. p. Lee. I'd ward; Sam. Smith,
J.F. Vaughan, Sd ward; 7. j. Jackson, G..
II. Lefeber, 4th ward.
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Equine Powders restore Horses and
Cattle. r-.L- u,nLt VI .n---
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Equine Remedies oyerlop every
thing.