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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-02-29
Terms : 50 per annum.

orp RrApERs.-We are sure our
10 will properly appreciate the effort
r l''s week to compensate them FOR the
'"s ~, If news and local matter in our
p '',"mns, which is caused by the pressure
to'a "1yertising. We give them, at some
.nsnse and trouble to ouIself' supple
eNp containing the spirited speech oi
ms,' Mr.. Beck, OF Kentucky, in Congress .
mv. way in which Mr.. Beck excoriates the
l a,orious Brownlow, and holds up to re-
"snoct the tyranny we all felt under the
r~ nlow dynasty, cannot fail TO COM
rn1 attention and admiration, n al
"s,ah times have changed for the better
'"t is impossible to repress a feeling OF BIT
N,oss when we reflect upon the factthat
- ho has said is true. Yes, not only
vi hut he has not told the worst, and
w hold the heart, as it WERE in a catalep-
.,ostonishment that such things could
r,,e been done in the boosted light Of TINS
CENTURY, under a government heraloe'
>hrood as republican, and the best III thf
"a.,d The student of history, in time'
w come, will wonder still more that s''ci
lines in political government could hav'
,..p borne by the conquered
Next week uradvertising columns VIII
,n re,ieyed of the demand upon them
,.hicb will be gratifying to us, though no
noDsfcial in a %pccuniary sense.
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Nonresident Notice.

John Swazey & Co., VS. +. G. Grantet ais
Upon motion, and it appearing to the
Satisfaction of the Clerk q Master, IRON
the Bill which is sworn to, that F.G. Grant
Z, G. Grant. Il. Is. II. Grant. Ida Z Grant
and Alice G. Grant, defendants in the
above cause, are non-residcnts OF the State
of Tennessee, so that the ordinary process
| of law cannot be served upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for tour successive weeks IN tie
Home journal. Il newspaper published III
Winchester. Tenn, requiring sad non
resident defendants to appear on or peior'
the 4th Monday in March next, before the
Chanccry Court to be held Mt Winchester
Franklin Co., Tenn, to plead answer OF
demur to co%mplainant's b'll,or the san,
will be taken for confessed and set TO-
hearing ex partc as to them. Witness m!
hand, at office, this February 20tii. ISL
L. II. FINCH,
foo,.4t Az Clerk Il Master.
Turncy & Newman, Solicitors for Com
plainants.
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New Advertisements.

pea0 them all, and read the OLD ones
nm Our Clerk g. Master has one or TWO
,ew ones in. 1t is always a matter OF III
nrtance-these legal advertisements
v,nv a man gets a good bargain by Keep
inc himself posted as to sales. =.
Especial attention of m~erchah's
.,o,ad to the card Of Messrs. Gordon Kan
'n g. Co.. Nashville. 1t is the largest
',athino house in the Rock City, and the
ss,nrietors are accommodating high-toned
~ant1emen. Our Mr.. J. l.. Blanton' OF
So,or is with this house as salesman. ana
ne none he may be successful in attracting
heavy trade from Franklin county retail
merchants. ..., al
p, ], Hopkins will furnish you with all
,ho groceries needed. His son FRANK
,I0rrins. than whom we wot of no ilnel
lacking Young man, nor one more worthy
ofa ,aIy's tendercst love- is Know 10 !
ho.t Of people in Winchester. Ills ire
nuont visits to our town might be attrion'
,od 70 \ desire for trade. They couldn'
he for health, for that he has III ao'ho'
once albeit the vitalizing atmosphere o
aid franklin would do good for a man wi''
was never so healthy. But Frank II"
some other object in view we op'ne--a'
object without which Adam was no
happy" in Paradise, according to VIVA
J.hovah himself has said. CRANK, lila
vrhoice Maple Syrup is splendid. 1t ma
no headaches in it, leaves a delightful
FAREWELL" and is the very antidote "
needed to preserve the equilibrium OF o"
system during the great change i'll natul
which is now going on precedent to III
advent of Spring ,mplaints'
ain the DAYS of our youth, when I'll
heart s in its spring, .or
yor dreams that affection can eve IAN
h.d trieuds-who has not? but VIVA
tongue will avow .,.,.
That friends, maple syrup, are so ial''''u'
thouT
We have only half Of it left rank
ahem0
Nessrs, Arlcdge & Francis, Attorneys
Law, with their office under the very r'o
in which we write, publish their car
Roth Of them are well known, and II tA'
do not command an extensive practice
will, not be because they do not merit
Success to them.
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In ChanCerY.

F. B. Looncy eco, VS. Augustus Darrell
At the January Term, 1872, it was snE
rested TO the Court, and admitted, That inc
defendant in the above cause haa oleG
since the commencement of this suit. ana
that Parks Darrell, one of the lrirsat Jaw
;.o nonresident o"the State ofTenncsSee
Therefore, it is ordered by the o11r'
that publication be made. hs required by
law, (Which is hereby done,) rcqulrlhg'h,
said Parks Drrrell to appear at the mex
tenn of this Court, to be holden III t,l'
Courthouse in Winchester. Tenn on tl'
4th Monday of March next, to shoW cause i,
if any he has, why this cause shout ho' ~
revived against him as M OF the hcl!s-"''
alw of said Augustus Darrell, dccd'
'" r. II. FINCH, c. NJ.
fehS-at 40
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are namelcss. We have long advocated
action in tins respect by our Board
of Mayor and Aldermen. But that beau
tiful street which runs from the W.. & A.
Railroad across Main street, on to DR.. Muir
rell's. we have determined to call Madison.
The one upon which OH oillcc"fr0nts, and
which Is gathering much OF Importance in
IKE way of Chan :cry Clerks, Lawyers, &C.,
is. by common cOnsct. dcnominated Jetfer-
son. Bear these appcllations in mind.
A son of Esq. Gilbert sends us Il lot of
nice popcorn, for which we tender our
thanks. Now, who will send us com
pepper?
S. b. D., Scottsboro, Ala sends u, a
communication entitled "a Word to the
Young Men WHO read tho Home Journal
A glance at the lIcalthy-looking alvcr-
tisements which crowd our paper will
show why we cannot publish 1t this week
A citizen of our county-a gentleman
whose vocation Is spiritual, but whose Nv
o~cation has been farming to Il great extent
sends lis a communication which Is toe
long for us to publish this week. Bul
we must dispose of it by giving the es'
sence thereof. He alludcs to the cry o
'.hard times" but thinks the cry uncalled'
for in view of the patronage given to TIT
legerdcmain tricks of the prize-boX ma
who ouchred them of so much money
And, farther, in view of the money squan
dcrcd in the saloons, which enriches tn
grocery-keepers and their families, an
impoverishes the country he counsel
the patrons of saloons to cease vlsltlll
them, cease idling away time, and the
the cry of hard times will be heard II
more. Especially does he allude to I'll
farmers, and says they come from tf
country and drop in daily at our saloon
We might interpolate our opinion Thu
the saloons are supported mainly b
men who are not farmers, but, n'import
We all know that it is easy to be nobod
and do no good by filling your stomae
= with whisky, playing dominoes, chequer
or something else to kill time, while Il
heaG is left empty. And we have devote
: so much room in our paper to this matte
It by way ofimproving 'ur young men C
G pecially, that if they will not hearken nc
d to all we've said they are lost, so far as 0
If pen is concerned.
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En,rop,vt. MELANGE.-Some people are
very careless. They frequently doaSrea'
deal of harm through thoughtlcssless' for
instance, they leave planks, rails pun
chcons, &C., crossway upon their fences
and some of these times a pedestrian on d
dark night i'll get a bruise upon MS
head, if he should not lose his good eye
Worse still, some lady, who, according "
etiquette, has to walk on the side mex W
the fence, will be a sufferer. ms Is "
side walk note worthy of attention.
The weather is balmy and brlght-at
least it is so as we write. But belhS do
tickle as a flirt. perhaps before this iiomc
journal is read we shall have ola M'rcn
coming in like a lion. As the M'nah''s'
with their usual accuracy, say: LOON
ot-for-heayy-winds," and en-
brace at least three weeks as the pefiou III
which to look out. Who couldn't get up
an almanac Oh this plan? However, we
observe that our people are beginning 10
garden, and we would suggest that especial
attention be paid to the planting OF shade
trees, evergreens and flowers.
Make Jour home beautiful, bring 10 1t
flowers; 80
Plant them around you to bud and to
bloom; x
Let them give lite to your loneliest hours
Let them bring light to enii'ei !o"'
gloom. ,,r...
Then Shall it he when afar on life's bilio"
Wherever your tempest-tosseu chiioi''
are flung,
They will long for the shades of the nome
weeping willow. ,. Aha;
And sing the sweet song when the'
mother had sung"
An clegant-looking widower in VIII
chester-a man worthy of the love OF al
~woman-hands us the subjoined extri'
from some paper, anddesires us to pupils
1t. Whether lie has been kissing ava! u
sweetness which nestles upon tue ros
lips of some fair lady, we will not ave
but we cannot help our suspicious. 'iu
lady felt so %gloriously happy, we should
glad to know how he felt. Dantes lover
aier having kissed, laid down the DOC
they had been reading, and read no n'o
mat day. Whether our friend Will qu
The occupation of which Esculapius W
te god, we do not know, but zee sliouiu
M any lady were to feel as this one IL
one says: 1--WE quote,)
Tue first time she Wa kissed she felt IL
suao OF Isl swimming in honey, cOlogl
nutmegs and cranberries. She felt q
something was running through I
nerves on feet of diamonds. escorted
Nveral little cupids. shaded by. non.
,uSkles and the whole spread with mel
fainbows.n ~ -.s.f
"esee that the streets are being repa
"ahttle occasionally. But a little M
mercy, coupled with more gravel, tanba
u'- "a needed. Good streets and 81
malks materially enhance the value
Y'0perty, and certainly make the To
more attractive.
winchester has many streets, but q
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Monday. March 4th. 1872,

Rccvcs and Sanders. ct ais vs. c. Nj. Far
merc ct als--(Consolidatcd c%auscS.)
By virtue Of Il decree in these causes,
rendered at the January FERN. 1872 VIII
offer for sale. to the highest bidder, at tlc
Courthouse door in Winchester, on
Monday, March Attn, 1872
the brick house and lot on the southeast
corner of the Public SqXarc in Wincles'
ter, known as the "l'armcr Corner" he'ht
the mouse occupied by c, NJ Farmer as
time of his death, and adjoining Horne
Livery Stable. .o,, Gao
TERMs.-Said property will be sold ire
from the equity of redemption. on a GREG
of six. twelve and eighteen months, u,
purchaser giving notes with good seG.''
r.. and IL lien retained until the p,'rchaH
Money is paid. February 9th. 1872.
" Il. II. FINCH, &. q Nj.
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FuRNrrURE.-McKoin & Co., wholesale
and retail dealers in Furniture, &c' NO.
II College Street, Nashville, are ming
daily large orders, and entire satisfaction
is given in every case. The people OF
Winchester and Franklin county VIII hi'o
it to their interest to buy OF them.
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Sales
For March, 1872.

Thos. Gore. ex'r, ct ais, VS. Mary G.. Fan
ming. 1T ais.
By virtue Of a decree of the ClHncery
Court ut Winchester, in the above cause
at the January Term, 1872, VIII, on
Monday. March 4th, 1872
ot the Courthouse door in Winchester, Of
fer for sale, to the highest bidder. y tract
Of land containing 24o acres, on Bean
creek. district No. BOT FranHlin county
adjoining the lands Of A.. NJ. Crawford
Louisa Parks dover tract, and others-tht,
land Of which Samuel Tanning, ST. died
seized and possessed. g. -o
TERMs.-BiddingS to commence NJ SO.Do
uer nvre-one-fourtQ in cash, and the bal
nuce ON Il credit of one and two years-the
purchaser giving notes with GOOD saclrlty
and n lien retained tor the purchase
money. -. an omoo
A dat of the land is on file in my Office
and will be exhibited on day OF sale inns
February 9Th. lS72. rou su
tbs GA
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In Lincoln county, on the sth Instant
Col. d. W. Holman was married to Miss
Fannie b. Landers. Both are we'll known
in our communicable bridegroom br.hg
Il prominent lawyer with frequent cases at
our bar, and the fair bride being a grad
uatc of the Mary Sharp College.
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J. W. Syler, admir-, VS. The hc'rs aho c'e'-
itors of G. r.. Embrey, deco.
BY virtue of a decree OF the ChanccrH
Court at Winchester, Tenn pronounced
at the August Special Term, 1871, III 'ne
above cause, | will expose to public SAFE
on IN, ,o-,
Saturday, March 10th, 1872,
,t the Courthouse door in Winchester, the
Buckley house and lot, described IN the
pleadings in said cause, situated IN M'h-
chester. Tenn. adjoining the lots OF d. b
thurman. j. p. Lee and others, containing
one acre. more or less.
TERMS.-Said house and lot VIII DC s3io
-, - crpdit of six and twelve months
without redemption. Purchaser requllco
70 Give notes. with good security, ana i
lien retained until the purchase money Is
all paid. h:riNoi
fcbI5-tds IA
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Terms rer Session Of Fire Months:

Terms rer Session Of Fire Months;
Latin Greek, Surveying, Natural Philosophy
1strouomy. Geology. Ancient anu Moutrn iisio
nv, Higher Mathematics, ana, III ia,I as Mi
branches taught in High schools anu 'olsseS VIA
be taught here -
photography, Reading, writing anu
Mental Arithmetic, $40 w. ~
Practical Arithmetic. through l"hual
mental rule>.) Primary GeoGraPhs' anu
Primary English Grammar ~ u.
Practical Arithmetic, English uralh'ha''
Geography and History, slo w. ,,d
Higher branches in Mathematics ahn
Ancient Languages, S:o w. ,
Music. piano, SO %. Cuse OF lnstru-
ment, So w. u, nd
Incidental Fee, for fuel, &c" lin ad-
vance, 81 CO.. .. r.d
N0rE.-Each Student will be charged
for the highest class entered.
Decherd is a healthy village. ~ mi,es
from Winchester, at tie Junction OF inc
N, 4 G. and n d c. Railroads. me NOR
MA of the place are uneXccptionaDle. -.
stn,I.nts will be charged from Time VI
.ntr.ncr RI the close OF the session. except
In cases If sickness, which uiust elu'i WV
BOARD, including fuel and lights in prl'
,.t. t,,u;lics. from $40 to ST. per month";
TRUSTEES:
w. W. MARTIN. President.
~ r. AvsTELL. Secretary.
R. F. OAKLEY, Esq., JoskrH AFTER
REV. JAMES WAGNER.
ian4-3m
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PERsoSAL.-Wc have been compelled to
get up Il large amount Of cash lately, and
are under %pecuniary obligations which
must be met. Those who know them
selves indebted to us, be it never so small
an amount, are kindly requested to make
immediate payment. We don't want to
warrant apy one, W. j.. SLATER.
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c,nrp,,s TABLEAux.--Last evening.
rTucsdoy.O We were present at an cShiDi-
ton of painting representing scenes III
th, HOLY Land, commencing WIN INC "o-
vento of Christ and following WIFI the MAIN
Incidents in His life down to His Cruclnx-
10, and Resurrection Then were present
ed paintings OF thc ideas conveyed III MN-
TOMS Paradise Lost and Paraolse n'S''"-
=. u,b.r came Tableaux of The Garden
=, Elcn Creation of Animals, Eve III "ei
prim,it;ve Innocence, The SERPENT Tempt
ipc Eve. The Expulsion, and other ti'.,-
, ,;ors which have become matters OF ia'.n
and happiness to so many III 'a''
: ..,,o foor 70 reason. The artistic eNc'"-
i. ,;on If the paintings is pronounced Vcr!
Good by our home artist lro''
meta. and we can see no reason vi - =.
v ~Iievino AGAINST the opinion OF one WIN =
+ 60 capable OF judgin!. About loo pc'sV
II were present, and all were well pleaSeu'a
,e t,r rs we have heard. we cannot
" our individual opinion. however, ."'
r, while these paintings teach to the cye!",
~ u 81. q, t,n1
,e wba, the ear hears from the pulpit Il 'e'
ne inc 81 uncertainty and displeasure' not I
=. say disgust. creeps into the mind at seem
* horses cavorting and cannons belch'h
"a f,rtb flame and destruction. ana VIZ
iii r,oiuc. &C.. in Heaven. Milton ma
~ he' rs some one has said. the mo-
do wonderfully sublime of any poet l
II. any language, Homer and Lucret'us an
Tasso not excepted. His admirrrssa II
was the greatest epic poet that ever i've
NO hut there is too much gorgeous emproi,
o "~r in his writing. for us. And We.
~ IIn.ow his Paradise Lost and Paraulsc ~
'ttr lined have inculcated such riuie"'o'
o.! SIIeas that one could wish his hexlIe p
I'D had been employed upon soinc tne, aart ~,
'eu nould admit tie introduction OF ea nt.
maucantry. as in Homer's HAD anu pui u;
,ir. p"S where the nina Is not shocked WI
the mixing up ofthc worst o. ear.n WI
the ,hc accepted purity and splrltnai,.y
Irk' Heaven N'importe however. u va
de- nie,sant entertainment. and we reco'
of mend il. Professor Subera gave us aI i'i
,wn hibition of his ventriloquial powers Mn .
are certainly equal, if not superior " u"
efforts we have ever heard.
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A. &C. w. Stovall, adm'rs, VS. &. W.N
Stovall, ct ais.
In compliance with n lccrec of the
Chonrrrv Court at Winchester, prononn-
cod IN tine above cause, at the january
Term, 1872. ! will. on
Monday. March 4th, 1872
1T the Courthouse door in Winchester ot'
fer for sale. to the highest bidder, for cash
the tract of land described in the plead
in.S. lyingin civil district No'S; tranh,,i
county, on the waters OF Robertson
| Creek, adjoining the lands OF Mary Nt"val
TloS. f.. 'MoScIy, and others, containing
G2is acres, and being the same conveyed
by Mrs. A. G. Stovail to j.. Is. Mason an.
others, by deed dated November llll, loo'
This February 9th, ISL.
Il. IL. FINCH. C.& NJ.
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For SuERIFFs.-We have OH manu.
printed in neat style, Il lot OF Attach-
ments, Delivery Bonds and Garnls''he'i's'
besides other blanks. Come to the Home
Journal Office for elegant printing.
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We made Il trip to Nashville last week.
and soiourncd at the Battle House "I''ch
has become famous for hospitable clerks
rood fare and elegant accommodations
How could it be otherwise under the man
aeement of Gen. Joel A. Battle!
In IL pcrambulations we dropped 'nto
fine extensive establishment of "
Co ..compostd of the following gentlemen
Samuel Cowan. 5. A. Handy, Il. ). Cow
an, G. r. Handy. Their trade Is wnole
sale White Goods, Notions, Hosiery'GloVeS
Gold and Silver Watches, Clocks, Jewciry
&c. Their building fronts on 81 fuol'
Square and II Cedar street, making riS'
angle $40 feet in length. 1t was about III
greatest attraction to us in NasllVille' a''
evidences the prosperity which Is repay
inc then for their devotion to bushes
4, and the judgment displayed in keeping
, LARGE stock OF the best articles in their I'm
/. always Oh hand. No merchant vl''''h'
Nashville should fail to call on owah
: Co.. whether they purchase or not
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I~TNryERsITY OF THE SoUTH.-Whcn the
late war was begun, the Episcopalians'
with Bishop Leonidas Polk in the lead
were engaged in an effort to establlslla
great Southern University, to b. conduct
ed under the auspices Of their church, anu
there is no doubt, but for the war, the un-
dertaking would have been completed, III
is located Oh an elevated spur OF the
Cumberland mountains. 80 miles north or
Stevenson, Ala, and about II miles from
Winchester, Tenn. There Is 4 movement
on loot to complete the undertaking III
full accordance with the design of Bishop
Polk. Already it has grown in public ia
yor, until to-day there are several hundred
Young men in attendance upon its lnstruc-
ton. There is ample room to believe ina
Winchester will derive immense advantage
from the proximity Of this great instltu-
ton, provided some master mlhd "oolc
take hold of the project webeard discusset
some time ago, to-wit: The establishment
of a Female Sc hool in Winchester. Unde.
control OF the Episcopal church it wonlt
soon command an attendance equal to tina
the University commands. 1t would be at
tended by young ladies whose brothers at
tend the University on the mountain ant
there being only u miles between them
would rebound to mutual pleasure AM
protection, as well as materially assist u
in a pecuniary scnse. Here is a field 10
the exercise of public spirit, and we DO no
doubt. but that any effort in this direction
on our part would meet with prompt ant
t efficient help from the Episcopal clurcI
! over the whole United States.
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c. r. Handy. ct ais, ex parte petition TO
sell land.
By virtue OF II decree of the Clnn'cry
Court at Winchester. pronounced IN liIr
above cause, at its January Term, ls'2' l
will. on
Monday, March 4th, 1872,
ot the Courthouse door in Winchester, Of
FER for sale. to the highest bidder the
following tract ofland, viz:
In district No, ] OF Franklin county
Tennessee. about IA miles east of VIM
chester, on the Cowan road. containing
1924 acres, adjoining the lands OF iiayorl
March and others-thc tract conveyed ny
p. Turney to Mrs. Ann Brazrlton. ami TIL
same upon which the Rev. Montgomery
Cowan formerly lived.
TERMS.
One-tourth cash. balance in three cqua
instnllmcnts. due ut six, Twelve and cigli
teen months respectively, the purchase
giving notes with good security. ana
lien retained until the purchase money l
paid. This February 5tIl. 1872.
Il. ii. FINCH. G. n Nj.
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w. F. Ouarlcs and Wife against John b.

W. F. Quarlcs and Wife against John b.
Benson
In compliancs with a decree OF the
CL,n..,v Court ut Winchester. rendered
in this cause, at the January Terw' 1872,
will, on
Monday. March 4th. 1872,
,t thc Courthouse door in Winchester. Of
fer for 81. Q. to the highest bidder. the iol-
lowing described tract ofland. to w.t.;
LyiiIg in district No, 3 Of Franklin
co,Inty Tennessee. adjoining the lands OF
EIizuEcth Mctlruy, A. NJ. Crawford. ). W.
Yomng's lsO-acrc tract. and others con
tanning l3s acres, being the tract upon
Allich said John g.. Benson o. ives
TrRMs.-Said land will be sold for rNSn'
,rcc from the equity of redemption. This
February 9TH. 1872. ,>,, uu
ids ~
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MES LOGAN.
LOGAN & BURR0UGH,
Manufacturers Of
UGG|Es,CARRIAGEs
AND

WINCHESTER, lENN'
Would respectfully inform their FRIENDS
that tney are still at the old shop OF d. NJ
Bwrougl,, and will always keepon hand a
supply OF Buggies and Spring Wagons 1or
sale al prices to suit the times. GIVE -
A CALL. -
~ Repairing done at short notice.
iau1S-ly
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Creditors Notice.

n p. Estill ct ais VS. j. II. Layton, admin
i~strator. ct ais.
II oomn,ionce with a decree in this
cause, at the January Term $50 nei.u!
notify all persons holuinS clai'As "Sn nn,
fine estate Of VIM. Faris' nee u 10 aPPen'
and make themselves parties 10 si,'! SUI,
n n,.r ne. and in the time prescribed by law
nr they will be barred.
e,ho-it 3 80
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JOHN B~URROUGH
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-01-18

A CARp.-The undersigned states
that he is familiar with and has thor
oughly examined the Abstracts OF
Titles of Real Estate of Marion Coun-
ty, made out by and now in the pos
session Of B. w. Clark, Esq, and
knows them TO be reliable and worthy
the confidence of the business public.
Sstf. C.. b. BoYDSToN.