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:! spteia! Dstpateh T. ale cA,eago Tr,ouus.
LINCOLN. ILL.,, Nop. 2a.-A resident. Of Post.
yllle. oamed John q. Smith, ,sas arrostod III,
morning In our oty on charge Of rama. nj. tro
lnstlgatlqp Of Nancy SHINY, who alleged tint
smith had attempted an Outrage on her norson
ee eeaminsa nansa1y H. largs plumber we're
Judge decided that, willie thoro was not SUM s, Inc
Psool 1oF conylcion, thpra was room for nroha.
oe eni1t ~ On th's conclusion ho released SmitI,
nafga's Is continue thsr oar city, rnov
lust plight, but failed to 8et anyfhinr ~ IT,,
"ersdssturbed by tho police. e' -: - - 'A's
Tho rnEorsolt nla,rdor :rr.ai at n1ntt.
- SON. sVia.h' g.:
ontefa' bhpateh'to TAt Chicago Tribune.
m.plaoF' WIS., Nov. 20.-1n tho Iucersot1
1'usaos 1s's' Today more dQctora wore axs1atuod
~ ~ .uo ae1onao' aud moro doubt deyoloped
."sm "hosnoe "s' tngesapll died from poison aud
whether tho tests Indicating etrycbnfno IN H..
stomach wore tolable.': The prosecution ca1lod m I
loW "ltnosaos to reftte tho tca,inonv: of ',ba
ee!epHe .Apd 1mpeaoh ono or two Of their wiz
nos' nosR ho 'ssSny al@ay A. .r IugsFso Hbs stef
hfso dsys pIatFc1ata.nox TaSa w Mdrla as t"9
neootoo county, opening for tic prosooutlop.
tue WnshtnEton saRe- e-nurglary Onsc.
"AsnlaaFoS, NoY, 2o,-lu thu sago-burglary
ease lo-asy. smtthers addressed tue jury ID be-
oa't Or tue, aefonse. Mr, Harrington said it
'saP als purpose TO address tho tury, but Ap did
10y e1pfot, to be callod On to do so be-
nnally arranged among themselves tIat DayiJgo
snoMso conclude ftao arguments tp tha jury, aid
nst i'e 20 lAesringsop) would toltqw Smltlors, Ie
~ Hus paot to occupy mora thau IN hour, arid
nurpeu. " 'A"'
, 1874-11-21
Peculiar = Embnrrassn,cnts or the
treasurer Ut She pIissoux4 State

Peculiar = Embarrassing crats ar IT..
treasurer Ut She pItssour4 state
st. Louls, No. Nov. 2o.-neports have been
u circulation . fow days TINT G. s. Quiaepbeyfy.
treasurer Of tho State Grange Of Missouri was vas
dofaultor to tho amount Of $4,000 The
t'vcaln9 N.patph to-day has jnfo7matiup. b.
nqVcd 10 bo reliable, regarding tho nattor, whict,
is to the effect that, ~ tbs recent meeting Of
tle slato Grange at kapaaa Civ, Mr. oujson.
berry vas called 3D. unap tos lilo whete iii saia ID tIb
t1oasuIy S2Q,og1. i being wanted TO invest ID
b, berry = . hsd Invested tho funds Of Iie Grange
eos ! scklsed & ..onae. e. ts Hs rs1sstI eGa!d
Sldoot,rs SS,,ooo e1nsh, Ssh, - m apd las since given to
on Two FARMS aatd 10 be worth Sl5 O0O, and exc.
aoaepted stsp 111d p2 tSs S 9 Lee las
Ei1e T., Who,e anquEt by next July: guirepborTys
the Grange. bus think ho ai1pplY acted iniuii- @
e,onsly y using its fuude Desldos the two farms
Qulaenborry has herd OF thoroughbred cattIo
ToFth oyer $2o 900, and IT is believed there is m
onauce Of the Grange losing anything. = -
, 1874-11-21

6pfe'at Dispatch II TIE CAteago Tribune.
1T. PAUL, Mimi, Nov.7 2Q.-A warrant WAS
sworn GUT this; morning at tho Police Court
against g, o.'Lawtop, a dentist, for ap assault
on sahool1irl' namsd Davis. Tho circum.
stances arc: Some time ago, a young woman
representing he1aelf as anieeo OF Gen. johnson.
OF this oit,. employed La1ton, iustruotine linn
to present big bly, to johnson, who, on Its being
presented, explained that no had no niece npd
that 90 nembeT Of .hia family had lataly ON. @
pplovea oentlat. A fow days ago Lawton net 1N.t
Msa u pav'a op tho street, aud thought he rpoog-
tl pied her as the young woman who hid dcceiye;l
hiln anu 80 EXPRESSED himself. sho :doniad it.
Rylng loE Hemq apd references. Subsequently,
o! toGk IT, te force her a tAst Ae might CONVINCE him-
solt ny examining nor teeth, hohco tho warrant
1or tlo aaenult; MisH payia being muol1 frtghten-
ed. Both rarties are Of excellent character:
Ll"ton ta positive be is not mistaken anil TfI,o
LADY end her friends arc equally positive 10 ia ia
tue iatter saying that theV have gone SO far as to
examine tue lady's mouth apd mako sure there.
By that sho was not the ono Lawton tales lar
sas: lhe esse oomos on iq tla Police Court to-
friends OF tue parties. It -: - -
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-12

Published every rao,nins f-Iondays excepted,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-12
TOR SALE.

4 CE%i8AELE RESIDENCE s.
"A containing seven rooms ard kitchen E:.a
rio-.ts r,arf : etc. hard finished: also two
LOIS The p,o.,eI.y Is situated at the corner OF
Third ard Nevada streets, Carson CITY; Inc
.lo,t 1l.,-s,rty VIII Ire sold cheap for cash.
Fer Tai. K ll&Ts cnqH:re of W. il. btiIs.
ia.y--rl
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-12

CoSvrcrGD OF MAEaLAUGH lEa.- We
are informed that heever. who killed
Blackwell. at Duck Water, some weeks
AGO. has been tried at BeliA0dt aud fo1nd
guilty Of manslaughter. - |EI,ae Pi"e
No,rS. Feb. Z.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-12
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-11-05
Sherif''s Sales.

BY virtue OF three orders of sale In my
hands, issued on the 18th Of August, lS7l,
by the Clerk of the Circuit Court O%ftrank-
lin county, Tenn, | will. OF tie
9th day of November, 1874,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester, sell
the following tracts or parcels of land, to
the highest bidder tor CASH, to satisfy
tho debt, interest and costs in each case.
to-wit:
In the case Of
A.. Powers VS. G. W. Tipps and W. c.
Tips
The following tract or parcel Of land,
bounded as follows Beginning If aWhilc
oak an the east size of Mann's Ford road.
aud near tlc road leading from Osborne's
MILF Mann's Ford road: thence u II .,
c lis 80 100 poles toa small black oak, soar
wood and black oak pointers; thence ;
Do, @ los poles, to Il stake, dOgWOOd and
sourwOod pointers in the south boundary
line Of the ButtCrworth tract of which
this i, a part. and in the north boundary
OF the trait purchased by B. j Taylor OF
the estate Of Jere Taylor, deed; thence
with Ttylor's north boundary lime. south
SliA, W MS 80 lON . to tha Mann, Ford
road; thence along said road II l30', " II
poles; thence II ~, fl poles, 10 po,toah
at \. j. Wi,cman's corner; thence Il 29'
" 81 poles, to Il stake; thence n%llla|, "
Il poles, to u stake and black oak bus!
pointers, thence II u W. W ~ poles, to thu
misunderstanding $50 acres, lcvie,
upon is the property of ". {. Tipps-one
half cf the said tract being levied upon t'
satisfy this order of sale, amounting, 2Gl;
ol July. 1871, to $4,000, besides costs.
NIi,l
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-11-05

Fox-UUNrERs TO THE REAR.-TWo
clever citizens of Franklin county, living
about two miles distant from Winchester,
are very fond Of hunting foxes, and cor
scquently they frequently absent them
selves from home at night-the very time
when loving wives would be happy to
have their husbands at hemc. The two in
question went upon their usual pleasure Il
few nights since and letttlieir wives, who
are sisters, to grieye alone at their res
pectiye homes. But forbcarancc had
ceased to he virtue, and they determined
by a ruSe to have revenge. SO, after their
husbands had left. (the matter having been
previously arranged the two faithful
wives met and went to a n%eighbor's house
near by and remained all night. When
the ~fox-huntcrs% returned they toundthcir
faithful betteg-halves absent and a search
was made. Excitement was imminent,
and gossip ready, but too many nelghbors
were in the secret. Suffice it 10 say that
the loyal husbands had to cook their own
breakfasts az a penalty.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-11-05

PHLFBoToVY.-IIcnry Singleton, color
ed, was the victim. IIcnry last Tuesday
voted twice. He had voted early and
wanted to vote often. The judges and
clerks did not intend he should thus vio-
late Republican usage, and after he haI
voted the second time they examined their
docket and found that Henry had made
himself equal to two sovereigns, and forth
with round him and told him so. Henry
memory was ut fault, it seems, and he wa,
so indiscreet as to give the id lie to on,
of the clerks who was avcrse to havin.
such unwarranted abuse hcaped upon him
self. and without any ado he dealt Henry
a blow with Il stick across his facial out
lines, wllerenpon the caloric rushed fortl
like that that chased the dagger Of Brutui
who so unkindly stabbed Cesar. And thi'
was all the disqniet that attended the
election last Tuesday. Henry ought moi
to deal in tan.lc-toOt.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-11-05
Non Resident Notice.
Frances Fcrrill ct ais vs. Samuel Mowre'
and others.

Frances Fcrrill ct ais vs. Samuel Mowrey
and others.
Upon motion of complainants and it ap-
praring to the satisfaction of the Clerk 4
Master, from the bill in the above cause
which is sworn to, that the defendant
James Cowan, is II NONRESIDENT OF tn
state OF Tennessee, so that the ordinar.
process OF the law cannot be served upon
him.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in tn
Home journal. published in Winchester
Tennessee. requiring said non-resldrn
defendant to appear on or before the itt
Monday in January next, before th'
| Cl,anccry Court ut Winchester. Tenn.
and plead, answer o: denur to complain
ants bill, or the same will be taken tol
confessed, and set for hearing cXparte as
to him. Witness my hand. at Office III
Winchester. Tenn, this oct. 18th, 1874.
T.. II. FINCH, {. N. NJ.
ocl5-it Nls)
Williams d Martin, Solicitors tor COM
plainantS.
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Nonresident Notice.

Martin Sharber ct ais VS.. S. 81. Miller and
Others.
Upon motion. and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Clerk IL Master, from
complainunts' bill in above cause, which
is sworn to. that the de endants, >. Nj.
Miller. Valentine Dehn, Frahk Dehn,
John Dehn. Philomina Dehn. Joseph Hem
rv Dchn and Louisa Dchn. are non-resi-
dents of the State OF Tennessee. 50 that
the ordinary process of the law cannot be
served upon them.
Il Is therefore ordered that pub
LEGATION be made for four consecutive
weeks in the Home Journal. a newspaper
pul,lished in Winchester Tennessee. re-
Gr%uiriny said nonresident defendants to
aupear on or before the 4th Monday in
January next. before the Cliancery Court
at Winchester. Franklin county, Tenn. and
Mead answer or dcmur to compliments
bill. or he same will be taken for con-
fesscd. and set for hearing ex parte as to
them. Witness my hand at Office in Vim
chester. this Oct. 18th. 1874.
I. II. FINCH, {. X NJ.
noy4-tt 45O
Grammar & Hunt and Fitzpatrick' Gre
rory A Davis, SolicitVis t0r eohlplalhAAts
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-11-05

We publish with pleasure a commune
cation headed "Sun0ay Schools and the
Bible" We believe great good will result
from the encouragement Of this moral
and religious enterprise, and, much latent
talent will be developed. Par ercmpie, Mr..
W.. 5. Davis ("Scott" " delivered an adj
dress to the society last Sabbath afternoon,
and we hear connoiSSeUrS loud in praise OF
his effort. They tell us it was chaste, ell
NQuent, well-timcd and interesting, This
is not to be wondered at, for Mr.. Davis has
a decided turn for the polite and elegant
in literature, is well-read, and knows how
20 suit the sctiOn to the word and words
20 the action. Wecongratulatc him upon
q talent for public lecturing equal if not
superior to his growing popularity as Il
LAWYER.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-11-05

C0MrLIMENrARY.-We are highly pleased
TO learn, from the Chattanooga CONNER
cial of the 3lst ultimo. that at the liftl!
night OF the Catholic Fair in that city.
oct, 30th) 4 young lady Of Winchester
was awarded u tine watch As a testimony
that she wa tie most popular female
teacher IN the city. Tie award was by
ballot, and there was much laudab!c eX-
element. Miss Melissa Shnpard, Gaugl-
ter Of DR.. j. c. Shapard, of Winchester,
received 279 votes; Miss Kate Stewart -
Miss Moore 4l-rotal 3i2 Majority Tor
Miss Sh&pard, PIG, This is a compliment
to Miss Shapard, and well deserved. We
note it with great pleasure, and her many
friends in Winchester, and friends of Dr.
Shapard, who has raised his family Sc
carefully, will join us.
Miss Rose won the hat that was voted
tor, and General Dibbrcll, by a majority
of Is votes won a fine cune in u contest
with Col. Nelson and Col. Stokes, all o.
these gentlemen being candidates FOL
Congress in the Chattanooga district.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-11-05
Sale of Land.

S%helbyvilIe Savings Bank VS. A. Butter
worth ami Wm. ~ Geo. simmons.
By virtue OF an execution issued from
the Circuit Court of Franklin county
Tenn. IN the above mentioned cause. !
will 0tIcr tor sale, to the highest bidder
FOR CASH. ut the Courthouse door in the
town OF Winchester. OF
Monday, November 10th, 1874,
the undivided remainder interest of VIM
IL George Simmons in IA tract Of land, con
tanning seven hundred COO acres, more
or less. ~ wing in Franklin csunty. Tenn.
and bounded as follows: On the north by
lands Of Jno. i. Wellington and wife aud
G.. Franklin; west by L. &. Mnrrcll south
by Mrs. Gillespie and Mrs. Buckley and
east by the lan'is of Isaac Gray. Levied
upon rs the property of said VIM. " Geo
Simmons, to satisfy said execution.
This October 18th, ia.
/. Il. HALL.
octl5-;d. (6) Dep. Sheriff
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From Salem.
SALEM, Tenn, Nov. ID, 1871.
Editor Home journal:

SALEM, Tenn, Nov. ID, 1871.
Editor Home journal:
You remember that in my last commu-
hlcallon to the Journal ana its readers. |
SaI0 mat We were in u lelhargic state, and
that IL would require an earthquake or Il
marriage 10 wake IT, up. This will inform
you lhal we are thoroughly aroused. tor Il
greater tliln an earthquake or marriage
has been here iL the form Of Il series of
events, one OF which at least Is rs great as
an earthquake. | allude to the mtlan-
cl0iy occurrence which took place In our
hcighDorllood last Thursday afternoon, in
ne shooting Of W.J. lRough) Woods by
W III. smith 1t seems. from reports, that
W oous ana smith had been alta misundcr-
standing for some time past, and on the
afternoon Aforementioned they met near
the fatal spot Where l.. l.. Horton met his
death, and after Il few words between the
parties smith shot Woods with Il shot gun,
the load taking effect in Woods mouth,
AND ranging to the right. knocking out
several teeth aud %woundiEg the upper and
loves bones of the mouth and tongue in
its course, and finally lodging in the It's
sues of the Jaw near the angle. Woods is
reported by his physician as doing very
well at this writing. His wound is not
regarded rs mortal. Smith has fled ia
parts unknown. This, Mr.. Editor. with
Other occurrences Of Il like character ovei
our county, is Il sad commentary OF oul
ci civilization. When will people cease tt
do evil and learn TO do good?
We We're favored with an interesting
entertainment Friday night last. by ti'
Newmarket Thesp an club, consisting o
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-11-05

How He GAINED IT.-Mr. Green Braz-
elton, who fora long time has been one OF
our wcalthiest and most successful farm
ers. went to Washington no. a great while
since, in order 70 & payment for sup
plies of corn, &C., taken from him by the
Federal army during the war. Mr.. b.. was
emincntly successful. and no one more
than Oursclfis pleased at this. Blu there
is good Joke connected herewith when
shows our countyman to be very shrewd
as we'll as deserving. Pe took with him
two negroes that formerly belonged to
him. Arriving at Washington he stop
ped at the Fremont House-a fine hotel
tbat was bidding, of course, for patronage
Representing himself as an NJ. {. from
Tennessee, and having two servants with
him, of course he was treated with great
distinction. And, with his heavy Ria
gloves on and a tall beaver shading his
Silyery locks, no wonder he resembied u
congressman, albeit, being unused 10
gloves. we eplne that he pulled at theh'
more frequently than was necessary. FOL
aday or two he was the center OF attrac'
ton, and even his servants were trea!e'
according to his request, with market
courtesy. Having proved by the w ser
wants all he wanted to prove; having see
all the sights Of the capitol; having re
POSED upon silk and satin while benz
drawn by the dashiest steeds in the CITY
IN fact, hav Ing slrfeited with style an
splendor. homsward he took his way
with a lofty air he asked tor his bill bu
The Fremont House had no bill aGain'
Lim-oh no! "Only speak good VOL
ir Dur .ouse, and stop with us when ye
e ne back" &c. Mr.. B. wss assured Il
mouse could furnish room and eatabies f'
himself and these two ervants whom 81
Always carried with him." and with tn
insurance he was about 10 leave when
was asked what district OF Tennessee
ePfesented. This was unexpccte
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-11-05
$4,000 GIVEN AWAY +!

We will send the Home Journal and the
Louisville Weekly Courier-Journal, post
aye prepaid Oh 10th papers, for one year,
for $3.50.
The Weekly Courier-Journal is the
great family paper Of the Southwest 1t
will, on December 81, 1874, distribute i'm
partially $4,000 in valuable presents
among It's subscribers, and every susScrip'
ton sent through Us will be entitled to t
registered and numbered receipt for this
distribution.
"NALDlNIA;" A TALE OF THE SouTE
a magnificent serial story. will be com.
menced in the Weekly Courier-Journa
early IN November.
Send us $500 and get both papers,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-11-05
NONRESIDENT Notice.
Michael Kennedy and wife VS.. Thomas

Michael Kennedy and wife VS.. Thomas
Ratiord
Upon motion. and 1t appearing to TIE
satisfaction of the Court, FROM the Pctillon
filed in the above cause, which j. sworn
t., that the defendant. rllos. Ratfurd. is Il
nonresident of the State OF Tennessee, so
the ordinary process Of Law cannot be
served upon hin,.
1t is therefore ordered by tho Court that
publication be made ter tour consecutive
weeks requiring said defendant to appeay
on or before the lst Monday in December,
1874, and plead, answer ~ d,nlr to ErlI-
don, or the same will he taken for COMICS
sed. and set for hearing rXplrte as 20 him.
Witness my hand, at oitce in Witches
ter, Nov. ID, 1874.
GLEN. ARLEDGE, Clerk.
noy5-4W 4 90
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-11-05
Nonresident Notice.

p. Il. Curtis. admir-, &C., VS. Jesse NJ
Sharp. ct ais.
Upon motion. and it appearing to the
satisfaction at the Clerk a Master, from
the bill in the above cause, which is sworn
to. that the defendants. Jesse vi. sharp.
Mrs. T.. j. Cromwell, or Jackson. W. X.
Duncan. and Il. X. Duncan and Wife +.
J. Duncan, are non-rcsilentS of the State
OF Tennessee, 81 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 on-reSidcnt deten-
dants to appear on or before the 4th Mon
day in January next, before the Chanccry
Court at Winchester, Franklin county,
Tenn. and plead, answer or temur to
cOmplainants' bill. or the same will be ia
ken for confessed and set FOR hearing ca
parte As to them Witness my hand, u,
Office in Winchester. Tenn. this Sept. 30
1874. L. III. FINCH, Z. 4 NJ,
octlj-it 4 so
A. 5. Colvar and Fitzpatrick, Gregor
& Davis, Solicitors for complaiaants.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-11-05

p~rrERsON's MAGAZINE for December, a
magnificent number, is before us, fully
indicating its claim to he "the best and
cheapest" 1t has two superb steel plates,
q mammoth colored fashion plate, and q
Berlin patternin colors that is alone worth
the price OF the number. peterson
Gets better and better; and always keeps
its promises. 1t contains, every wear
ia steel plates, II double-size colored
fashion plates, ~ Berlin patterns, "a pages
Of music, 800 wood engravlngs, and more
than 100 original stories; and all this fol
only two dollars a year, the postage pre-,
naid by the Publisher. Address CHARLES
j. PETERSON, 306 Chestnut street, Phila-
dclphia, Pa. Peterson and the Home
journal II year tor $3.50.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-11-05

GRANGERIsM We are requested to state
that Estill springs Grange, No. l27, will
hold a meeting next Saturday. Oct. 9TH, t'
consider about having an Anniversary
Other Oranges in Franklin county are in
yitcl.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-11-05
X

Rev.
" r. Watterson. Thursday evening, Oct.
18th, 1874. Mr.. j. I, New berry TO Miss
MEADOWS-ORNAR.-By Rev; W.
r Wntt,rson. Mr.. K. ii. Meadows, OF ar
rem county, to Miss NJ. a. oRe"r' OF
Franklin county. 9, ~
SARGENT-PRINCE.-By Rev. w. b
Watterson Oct. 22d, 1874, Mr.. J.B. Sar-
cent to Miss Jennie Prince; ~,
= IOONEI-+ RANClS.-By Rev; ".b
wntterson, Oct. 30. 1874. Mr.. j. NJ. Looncy
to Miss Mary A. Francis.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-11-05
NOn-R Resident Notice.

c. NogelgcsanG ct ais VS. Conrad Mt!ler&
W lie Ct ais.
Upon motion, AID it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Clerk ~ Master romihe
AttachE"nt and injunction Bill IN above
cause. which j. sw0rn to, that the detend-
ants, Conrad Miller and Wife lllIah'lh'
are non-rr-idcnIs Of the state OF I"nn"S-
see, so that the ordinary process OF Law
cannot be- served upon them.
il j. therefore ordered that publication
he made tor four consecutive weeks in the
Home journal. published in Winchester
TENN, requiring tn" SAID O resident
defendant, 10 appear eii ar before thc 1t''
Monday in January ncAt. hrlorr We nan
Gerry Court ~ Winchester. Franklin coun-
ty, Tenn, and plead answer or drln'ir t.
cOmplainanl's bill. or the Sa'nc Will be Ia
ken for confessed and set TOR hearing eN
partc as to them. Witness my hand nj
Office in Winchester, Tenn, this sept. %
1874. !. II. FINCH, OK NJ
octlj-it A.
Colyar 4 Curtis and Metcallc x Sylcr
Solicitors for cUmplainauts.
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Sunday Schools and the Bible.
Editor Home Journal

iaS't--
Dear Sir:-Thc noble plan Of alterna-
ting the monthly Union sunday school
and annual Bible Society meetings at the
various houses of public worship in WIN
chester We trusts fairly inauSurAted, ant
promising to our community. The ele'
giant, appropriate and effective treatise by
Mrs. Judge Marks, followed by like essay
of Miss Beulull Estill and Mis-, NJ. +. Cain
the profound dissertation OF Prot. Barrett
and the very able, eloquent and stirrln!
address of Scott Davis. Esq, must sufel.
result in good to us, aud should be graft
tying to all; especially to II learned
m~nUnanimous, Jealous and good friend
Rev. DR.. Wood, of the c. p. Church, TIL
Inauguration.
Let all encourage the good werk OF dis,
tributing and teaching the prrclou
Word" rcclaiming the way"aro' I'll
neglected and the unfortunate.
Truly yours. oboEh' EN-
Nov. Sd, 1874.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-11-05

oot our friend knew that DELAYS were
dangerous and promptly responded " The
.n'"a'e District, sir" The quest,oncr
looked Ju'ta little unsatishlcd. but Mr.. b.
departed sans prT et SdaS rervochc, and /, Is
very uncertain If he and his loyal servants
VIII haVe any business in Washington
very soon. If they should, we commend
them to the kind hospitality ana muniG-
cent care Of the Fremont House.