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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-20
Marrying His Motlicr-in-Law'
From the Memphis Ledger.

From the Memphis Ledger
Some months since in one OF our
courts there was filed a petition FOR al'
yorce, which exhibits q strange freak
of human nature. The petitioner was
married in 1852, and his wife diea III
February, 1871, leaving surviving e'gh'
children as the fruits Of said marriage
His moLhcr.in law took great interest,"
in her grandchildren, and tho complain
art in the divorce bill, at the time, Feel
ing that the grandmother was nearer
and dearer to his children than any
other human being, and was hound 10
! them by the ties Of common a1ectloh'
[ married her, believing that the mar
rage would better subserye the inter
> cs,s Of the children, and more largely
promote his own happiness than any
other course then left to him hence
e on the 10th day Of Sept, 1871, a mar
i. riasc was duly solemnizcd between the
n parties in Shelby county, me parlle'
lived together as man and VIE ior t"'
months, and it never occurred TO elthc
" of them that there was any lhpropr!
N ETY., legal or moral, in sach estaoilsN
t. ment of relationship as husband an
"a wife. The step was suggested to bo'
parties by q tender consideration 10
It The welfare Of the eight children. l
ne No .cmbcr, 1871, it was minated &c
ct the first time to petitioner that und'
It. the laws of Tennessee such a marriag
Il, was Illegal and void, and greatly su
priscd at such information, petltloh'
sought the advice OF an officer OF u
4 church to which he belonged, anllroJ
re those learned in the law, and was |
)u formed that such 4 marriage was vol
in owing to the previous relationship
the parties. In November the parti'
IT, ceased to live together, and agreed
apply fora divorce hence they app!''
i'll for a divorce a Wncuio, or that the ms
~. riage be pronounced u nulIity, and tn
,d- the sad parties. complainant and q
" lendant be declared free from t
" supposed obligation and its cons
]oucuces, In July, 1879, a decree p
conJtSso was granted by the court, q
nulliDg the marriage, the parties bel
within the prohibited degrees of k
ln' dred. and that the defendant be
he stored to her original name.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-20

According to the London cores
pondent of the New York Herald. Louis
Napoleon in exile ct Chiselhurst spent
his leisure hours, it seems, in concoc-
ting consiiracies, and was about to
have sprung one at the time when
death arrested his career. His family
and friends, according to the CORES.
pendent, will take the work where he
dropped it.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-20
Plain Proposition.

Suppose, says the New York sum-
that IN the month of September last the
Republican managers had announced
that if they should succeed in the APP
preaching Presidential election, one OIL
the measures which they would 1lrst
enact would be to raise the salary OIL
President Grant to $4,000 a year.
Suppose it had also been believed by
the people that the Republican major'
ty in Congress, alter having been paid
the stipulated salary for their services
would vote themselves $4,000 each ou'
of the Treasury.
Or suppose that these two PROPOSE
tjons had been incorporated in the
Republican platform adopted by The
phiIadelphia Convention, by whlcl
Grant was nominated for reelection
How many States would Grant hav'
carried? How many Republican Con
o"essmen would have been reelected
l. it not evident that GRAFT could no
have got Il single State, and that ever
RFafAYHSfhal#is"65 On sThEAh''af'F%p la5ftfform, "oui
have been defeated?
An this beng true, j. it not the in
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-20

The Rome (Ga Commercial says:
What is %strangest Of all things--Vir
ginia, the mother of Washington and
Lee, and upon whose soil LOuisiana's
blood has flowed like water in defense
Of Southern honor and manhood, is
passing resolutions, inviting the ~.
rant to partake Of her hospitality with
open arms, while his troops are crush.
Ing out liberty, free speech and free
action Of u freedom loving people.
Oh when shall we learn to cease de
basing our manhood! They crush us
with their bayOncts, and we endorse
and encourage the oppressors by
fawning upon them. rs thy servant q
dog that he should do this thing ?
South Carolina-'A cordial invitation
extended to President Grant Virgin.
ia-'Prcparing to receive President
Grant in Richmond Have our PEG
pie lost all their manhood? God hell,
them to turn their faces toward Lou
isiana and themselves. II
Grant must come, let him come rs
other tyrants visit the people whom
they conquer--with his bofy.guard
around him"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-20
SheriG's Sale.

Ey virtue of a Fl. FL. to me direct
cd. from the County Court Of Franklin
county, Tenn in the case of WI Parks &
Wife ct. ais, against Jno;G Enochs, ct.
ais. i viii expose to public sale, TO the
hiohest bidder for cash, OF the first Mon
day daS'i in April, 1873. in the town Of Win
chester. Tenn, at the Courthouse door, n
tract of land levied upon MS the property
Of Jas. X. Shook, Zone Of the Defendants
in this case,) to satisfy II Judgment OBJ
tanned in this case. SAID lai,a Is lie t r
unon which said Shook now lives. in Dis
trriict No. II, and is bounded on the nortl
nv the lands of Abraham shook. decd OF
tie west by the lands of John Franeis, OF
and WIN. Holders mountain lands ana OF
the east by the lands on m. anu M't MI,
UolIer-contnining about 1856 acres I'M
March lst, 1873. ,,Dnrr
mar7.td. () Dep Sheriff.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-20

Shortly after the recent great storms
and trcshcts in the New England
States, y resident Of Boston, who
owned a mill property in Maine. dis
patched an agent to ascertain the o
dilion of his property, and report upon
the damage. 1t turned out to be all
dam. az By due course of mail the
owner received the following report {:
Dear sir: | arrived here this morn
ing-found the DAM by the SITE but no
mill by Il DAM SITE
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-20
o.

Wearing the green may he rather
dangerous even in a ballroom. a lady
in London was convcycd'from the gay
and festive scene Frustrated behala
tons from the beautiful green robe
she wore. The most powerful anti
dotcs failed to recove the fair one
but when a friend kneclcd and whis.
pered to her that "hcr false hair was
coming off, she recovered instantly.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-20

The greatest men III the world have
been noted for their poI'tcncss, In
deed, macy have owed their greatness
mainly to their popular manners, which
induced the people whom they pleased
to give them an opportunity to show
their power.
MANY years ago, the crrand boy en-
ployed by a publishing house in a great
city wac sent to procure from Edward
Everett the proof sheets Of n book
which he had been examining. The
boy entered in fear and trembling, the
vast library, lined from floor to ceiling
with books. He stood in awe Of this
famous man, and dreaded to meet him
But Mr.. Everett, turning from the desk
where he was writing, received the lac
with rcas,uring courtesy, babe him ;.
down. chattcd kindly rs he looked 70.
the proof sheets, and asked. "Shall
put n paper round them for youy' ~
politely rs if his visitor were the Prcsi
dent. The boy departed in y Yer,
comfortable state OF mind; he ha,
been raised in his esteem by Mr.
Everett's kindness, and he has nevc
forgotten the lesson it taught him.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-20

President Grant has written "A letler
70 cx.Vice President Schuyler ColIax
protesting his belief in Schuyler's III
legrity, patriotism and innocence ana
desiring to continue friendly relations
with him. But every n knows thai
Colrax was guilty Of perjury IN the
Credit Mobilicr affair in swearing nc
was connected Herewith when ne was
stakeholder at the very time. Grant,
having been mixed up once with the
cold speculation, in which Mrs. Grant
received about S25. 900, and Coltax
having, Gas we have already published
, in the Home Journal) tried to sh'''
his own guilt BY saying that the STOCK
he owned belonged to his wllc' ~
x. wonder Grant has Il fellow feeling loI
: him. The New York Sun Zone OF 'h'
hest exchanges we have) very peru
> ~ncntly SAYS that Grants i~nterros't'or
,, in behalf Of the PROSTATE CoI'aX pear
|, a striking resemblance to the AID AN
comfort rendered to the man overtaNe'
in liquor and lying helpless IN inc gu'
= ter by a friend suffering under III
!. same infection, whose assistance Il
a implored in moving terms. "HeIp !"
up," he cried "lcnd a hand and &c
me out Of this disgrqceiul predlaaiheh'
| can almost get up i,yseII, anu asl'S'
e. null will make me all right"
S "My dear fellow was the reply,
d would lift you up with all the pleaSur
in life, il it was in my power. But 20
see ! have the greatest dilllculty
II maintaining an uprightposltion mysei
ID Bnt if ! cant give you an eflectual a
I will do the next best thing, i WI
= lie down in the gutter beside yo'
That is an act Of DISTINGUISHED lrleh'
If ship. Helping you up YOU'D DC
IS simple act of duty"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-20

A little deed, in Gods time, comes
up. bearing fifty, sixty, or hundred
fold, Ike a tiny seed falling from the
pine trees sky kissed top. Looking
back. it sees how far off the clouds are,
and the arms that Graded it; yet the
patient days, that come while n century
fades, Lift it up till it bears in its stor IN
tossed branches a generation of future
forests for the worlds need.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-20

BY virtue Of an order OF "
rcctcd, by the Circuit Court.
county, Tennessee, tested ut y
term, 1872, and issued on TIL
January, 1873, IN the case 9
Co Mpany VS. u. b. II Grant, j
4th Monday In March, 1873,
oath day of said montlM oife
the highest bsddcr, for cash,
house da0r in Winchester, r,
lowing described property
Grant, the same being Stket,
terest Of T.. B. II. Grant iHa
in the town Of Salem. EfoI
Tennessee, the'samc bout
by DR.. IL. &. Blanton, ead
B. Keith, south by the
and on the west by thei
Powers. Sold to satisfy
sale and the costs in this
Rutland & Co. This Frbd
II. p. STEW
fcb20-td (6)
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-20

a list Of decisions has lately been
Published by 4 paper devoted 30 rail
road subjects, which may be Of inter
est to those who travel by rail. The
legal definition of passenger is 80
person who undertakes, with the con.
sent Of the carrier, to travel in the con
vcyance provided by the latter, other.
wise IN the service of the carrier as
such Railway companies are bound
to carry all who offer themselves, un.
less they are offensive in person OF
conduct, or the cars are already full
aitlng at the depot, with the inten
ton to take the train, is sufficient to
constitute the relation of passenger
AMI carrier. Good for this day only
printed upon a ticket has been decided
by The courts TO he OF no effect. The
passenger has paid his money, and i,
entitled to transportation. 1t has also
been decided that a ticket between any
two points IS good either way, but the
decision is 4 doubtful one. ANY in
jury to the person of the passenger
through the negligence of .he agents OF
the railway, subjects the latter to dam.
ages, and any loss Of proper baggage
Ut must be only such as is necessary
to the co .nfort of the traveler) can be
recovered by civil process, and the con
tents Of a trunk can be proved by the
oath of the plaintiff.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-20
Nonresident |

Jesse Arledge VS. }. VI. Marti
Upon motion. and it app(
satisfaction OF the Clerk and
complainan;'s bill and ahld|
that the defendant. j. NJ. |
nonresident Of the state of |
that the ordinary process of i
served upon him.
1t is therefore ordered thai
be made for four consecutive
Home journal. published in
Tenn. requiring said non
PENDANTS to appear on or heto
Monday in june next, beiO
ccry Court at Winchester, VI
tv. Tennessee, and plead, ans
TO compartments bill, or the
| taken for confessed and set tC
parte. Witness my hand,
! February 3D., 1873.
II. II. FIN
febG-4w Az
Fitzpatrick Gregory and
tors for Complainant.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-20

The Now York Times says That 'he
praglden. in his inaugural "spcaks with
much feeling OF the calumny 30 when
he has been exposed during every sIep
of his public career He alludes'
continues the same Journal, 'wIth SIM
pie dignity to his rendering his services
to III, country" and then, after quo
ting u part Of the inaugural Hoos'
uThcse simple and touching WORDS
oucht TO call forth some pangs o. re
morsn from that considerable BODY OF
Z editors who have hunted him with IN
= cossout dc,raction." Of course, gays
y the Louisville Courier Journal 'n'
Presidents "louching words ou9h'
to do this, and they no doubt VIII o'
# if hut the Times ought to remctloe
" that his ia "lhc rough brake lhrouS'
H. which all virtue must pass" 1t shoui'
oil doriv. swec. consolation from the per
n socu,ion Of the saints and the bloc" o
%, mortyrs, The President himself IS no
e. without resources Of comfort, 'Aaa'n
SAYS Fal.toG to Bsrdolph, his accuse
eS g OHM in 4 state oriunnccnce, tell, an
VI why should | not fall when III " ''"'
r,,uloi,,;n Since better mCn who III
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-20
.I%nsolvent Motto

Having suggested the Insolvency ofthc
estate of Elijah, Iii Darwin, deed. notice i
hereby given to all those indebted to said
estate to pay their Indebtedness forthwith,
and those having claims against said estate
must present dic same. duly authenticated,
in the County Court Clerks Office. at
Winchester, within six months from date,
or they will he forever barred.
J. NJ. BRATTAN, Admir-.
Erh- Il 1Sr2-lms
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-20

Patterson, Of South Carolina has
lived to learn that the way oftIl" trans
nrcssor is hard, His last CLEAN OF
hone has departed; he has sunk TO
rise no more. The Legislature OF ms
State has signed u memorial 10 the
United States Senate charging him with
bribery, and petitionins that ne be re
rnscd his seat. We trust his case Will
he fully investigated, and that he may
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-20

Beast Bntlcr in one Of bis speeches
lately, in Congress, was very "f"t''
against the newspapers, and thanked
his God that they never made HIM
what he is. If they had we should
.onit the newspaper business, for VIC
don't believe newspapers make thieves
Of persons. But they do donounc(
thieves, sometimes, and that is "whe''
the shoe pinches.'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-20

"Whcn things get 1t their "ors'
they sometimes mend and dictator
Gran, will only get = little drunken
MON ambition and love o. ccntr"'IzN
ton, he may endeavor to put some o
the Northern States beneath his heel ~
he has some of the Southern states
and then We shall see what we shall see
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-20

The Knoxville Chronicle says liaV
Hon. Horace Maynard has procured
the passage of q bill approprIo''ne
100000 TO the improvement OF the
Tennessee River below Chattanooga
including Muscle Shoals, and $4,000
for the River above Chattanooga
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-20
Dissolution.

.no,snip nercuoIorc existing he,
tween the undersigned is q! is dag dissolved
by mutual consent. Nj persons indebted
to them are notified to MAKE immediate
payment. This March 18th, 1873.
.Iy" The business Of the firm will be
settled Ivy Mr.. John +. Vaughan, to whom
all accounts must he paid.
JNO. +. VAUGHN.
+. Il. MARTIN.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-20
MONTGOMERY &

assortment Of Whisky, Bra,
Wines, &c. Also, gcnuin,
and Cream Ale.
They keep the largest 81
Inc and Smoking Tobacco
and SNUFF kept in the town
Oysters, SurdineS and c
ways on hand.
Thankful for a liberal y;
past. they intend to labor i
merit an increase thereof,
fchl3
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-20

No wonder Tennessee advances so
hrGily ia wealth and population. There
have been constructed within five years
no, more than thirty miles o! railway
lines. In a preceding decade a ,hous,
and niles were constructed, and
the wealth Of the State grew FROM
$l8G0C0,O O0, in 1854, to S3Gi,0OO,O0'
in 1859 Have Tennesscans lost thci
wits? The value of land in Tennessee
increased, within the period mentioned
Sg6 600 for each mile Of railroad.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-20
ROBERTSON, SvGa!Ss Z finch,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
PRODUCE AND COMMITS
SION MERCHANTS,
rS"No. . South Side Public Square &,
Nashville, Tenn
feb26-3nl
Notice..

Having suggested the insolvency OF tle
estate of Louis Fornes, Jr., decd, all per-
sons having claims against said estate are
hereby notified to file the same with tie
Clerk of the County Court Of Franklin
county, Tennessee, on or before the 2Itn
doy Of MAY. 1873. authenticated IN the
manner prescribed by law. or they VIII DC
forever barred in law and equity. Il
February the 9th, 1913. ,...
NJ,,.Ir ~
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-20
Attachment BILL

attachment BILL
Upon motion. and it appearing to the
satisfaction Ofthe Clerk and Master, from
the aft lavit to the Bill in the above cause
that the defendant. A.. Price, is n non
residen. Of the State of Tennessee, so that
the ordinary process of law cannot be
served upon him.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
ne maze for four consecutive weeks in the
home journal. Il newspaper published IN
Winchester. Tenn. requiring sail non.
resident defendants to appear on or before
the 18th Monday in June next. before
the Chanccry Court ut Winchd ster, Frank
lin county, Tenn. and plead answeror dc
muir to complainant's bill. or the same will
De taken for confessed. and set for hearing
ex parte rs to him.: Witness my hand, at
Office in Winchester, Tenn. this February
22d, 1872. t. n, FINCH. G. & NJ.
Eari-4t II.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-20


In con sequence of Stokes iniatua.
ton with Josie Mansfield, his wife pro.
cured II divorce. The same steamer
that carried that document to her in
Europe carried also the news OF the
murder of Fisk. On account OF the
same Mrs. Sutton, n sister Of Stokes,
has been discarded by her husband for
adhcring 50 strongly to the fortunes
OF her hapless brother. The senior
Stokes has been rendered bankrupt
thereby, and one brother, young man
of great promise, died some three
months ago Of grief and shame, while
the remaining members of ;hc family
are in the deepest distress. Stokes
the murderer, was, not many year
ago, a handsome and atlectionatc boy
and the pride of his parents. Verify
the steps of her that "Iicth in wait
stake hold upon hell
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-20

Scvculh-Wayne, Lawrence, Giaes,
Lewis, Maury, Hickman "no !,
,son..a..n-,Ieury, Benton, Narr"'l
! Perry, IIariin. McNairy, Henderson
| and Madison.
Ninth--W eakly, Obien, Lake, Dyer
! Gibson, Crockett. Haywood, Upton
and Lauderdalc.
Tenth-Shelby, Fayettc and llaEdc
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-20

. A convention Of druggists, of Ten
,essee, is called to meet in Nashville
on the 14th of May. The object OF
the convention is to secure laws for
.he regulation of the drug business.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-20
Insolvent Notice.

Having suggested the insolvency OF INC
estate of VIM. Van, decd, all person
having claims against the same. WI hlt
them with the Clerk of the county, Court
Clerk, within the time iXcd by law: Wi
they will be forever barred MalcI.S 90
r.. b. WlNFORD,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-20

Over three hundred houses have
been erected in Dallas, Texas, within
tour months.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-20
Mome Journal.


Tameglnne, Tarquin, Alaric, At''i",
but worse than all, all things consider
ed. IL I. g. Grant God save onI
country,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-20
Insolv9nt N{iN'

Having suggested thr i%rIIr,N!
estate OF Miller +, Turn't dE
ticc is hereby givcN iol per-
dehted to said estate to me- W.
payment, anG those having ll''l'
said estate. mast file tlei daI0l'''
thcnticatcd, with jhc tlrS cli',
Court Of Franklin CoHty, wv
months from the date Ihl' u
thrircEaimS will be forCtE bs''
February 2Gtll. 1878. ,xcs
feh9f-Iw Admins
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-20

" ever ~" Q l @" The re. districring bill, so long De-
locality in II ~nei8hboring Nv 49,, ,aoonr,r has at last
ledge of goId-bearing qS '' - - .. ,, n,ro
for nearly 1t mile in length, me " law
width from seven to fourteen distress u.
rock IL pcrmcated by aurifcrous pyrrtebs, pIH' Nn'tcI' sum" "'
which, ON the surface, in the process of ar", ii' MN ~
ages, has shared the fate Of the cnloldinp slbH ''
roct-decompositior The quartz has OF tt corior plunt
become quito soft, and the pyrites our M,o Krov An.
assunns the grcensh color from oxyda- mark MORGAN AM.
ton. or the
Now, by IL very simple process iul mn n, Mcigs, Rhea
merely grinding the rock, washing, we wei ilton, Marion,
olnalgamating with quicksilver, and lures, icdsoc, Van bn'
the snbHmatug the mercury in Il bent ourselDrka!d, cannon
glass tube, | found II residue of gold Ch
amounting to about 80 cents to the IN toVCI'o"' | n,''"
blsI,cl or rock Nom ni,n"I "" whom, Smith, Trons.
ton - not II scattered, casual heap, but lei'' 'r, ,,.m,t,I
Is the oat-crop Of It vein, |pyramidal in o. p,lLorrorI
form, with the base extending into the s, Cl,oothom Dick
earth to IN unknown depth. The owner ,s Stewart. Houston
OF this prODertv delvaa auav on a e. -
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-20
Lumber! Lumb

The undersigned is now pr
cciyc bills for all kinds Of n
shingles and cedar posts, w
promptly sawed and deliyerc,
rs ordered. Terms strictly cas-!
,Sr, address j.. SO
oct2P Ah'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-20
THE GHOST OF


by EU'I
lIlustratcdl
lay, stranger whe/
An, what is yer j
X youth Jest hold
~ "" soin 10
liz the old pray "A
Hey YER binlnl
ge YOU the Teller
'ee ''er W No'
No? Wal. that's
That yer happe
Hev yer stlayed
VI got relation
30 yer don't know
That's nueer en-
uain,t yer never
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-20

81 Win TIC WC1VTNT N~OVITHUIVIII, ODD
lw happily rehabiIitatcd.' In fact.
Icy think that the Presidents puA
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-20
OUR SOURCES @
SHALL THEY

by W. p (
Tho States of
are rich in minera
majority which re
indeed, unknown t \
States. A large pc \
tory lies in the regi,
phic, and m.tallifer
which has never !
eyed by any one C
o%nclusion, or to rea
alta. A few geologi
hecn employed, on +
ave made hasty t
'urface of large distr
according to geologic
lished thcirrcports, II
rests.
1t is of little Gcrv
know that he is pl
belongs to the Uppe
p%criod--or to the IN,
i'll n city founded on
No practicai inform
can DC conveyed to
such channels. ~
been, not a Gcolig
principles already
districts to their n
competent MineraS
ing the lights whid
proceeds by actu
and to derciopc
country. Thousaf
been wasted in seaf
some enthusiastic
PARTICLES of benutif\
hundreds of thousa
quate machinery Will
existed in plenty. 1
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-20
Northeastern Notice.
Attachment Bill.

r. C. Murrell and John Burrough. admin
istrators. etc vs. WIN. NJ. Russey and
DtIpre
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-20
The HOLY 81

Therefore it becomes men To Z"
helps to the perfect undtr'tAlI'
Divine Law. .
The undersigned proposes To
of Franklin county and surfou.
try to furnish subscribers VIII
complete and wcll-ariangeu
Bible that has ever been oller
pie. because of its fullEess' yer.
tiveness of matter. and lts
execution. Published By ti'
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