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Messrs. Durham, Howell a Co. Of shreve-
port. are agents of the Arizona Mills In Clai-
borne Parish, L., and are prepared TO cell
Colt Yarns and osnahurgs at figures les
than New Orleans prices, [25od-f
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Franklin e. Penn are receiy,
ing new goods every day.

The Servidors have Arrived.
Gosln offers for 25c. The best we know
in the markell Try them, ffJFtsf Ha.
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NOTICE.

no accounts AGAINST employees in the
Herald once will he allowed In set C.
ments with the ofIicc nnIess nn order
from the Proprietor IN given.
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twelve lots Zone block, ON me pilnoipnl
busInoss street. of the towii of Hutchins, on
me Central Railroad, IN Uullas county, ioi
sale NJ low prices. Apply 1u,,o
iylbltf .l IT .u' Herald ONCE.
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: 7
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Cotton.

Cotton.
The Gotten market remains quiet, with no
change from our last weeks quotations. AS
the heavy rains of the latter part of last
week will have somewhat interrupted farm.
ing operations, We look for heavier receipts
the coming week. The following are the
present figures in the different grades,
Ordinary a9lOtSc; good ordinary 70 i-2@i21c;
low middling Is l-2@iS53ic; middling i4l-2c.
The receipts for the past three days are l4l
bales, making n total for the season to date
OF 2,i2 bales received at the various cotton
yards.
The total receipts at all the ports from the
LIST September to Friday last were 2,a5O5si
bales, against 2,Goi,sA for the same time the
previous Year, showing an increase Of s4s,7So
bales.
We have no change to report In frelghts.
Freights-Galveston n "; New Orleans
81 621135; shreveport 81 %.
The following Is the statement Of recelpts
OF cotton at all ports from September l, 1873
to January II, 1874, inclusive, as made M by
the New Orleans Cotton Exchange.
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apyE,,rrsE,uENrS

Intended for thc mornings Herald
should be hauhed in by o o'clock the
previous evening 10 insure their In
sertiOn.u l @
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I1UNDERwoop Luella ..
VALLuNTrNER t; Van Hsrlinger WI:

WYNN wv; Wurmser Nathan; Wynn s
~ Wright mrs Minor NJ; Wright N v.
Wright X; Word Jno 4 Wolf Fred: VIM
II; Minn mrs II; Winters Maggie: Win.
,ers Thomas; Winter Lewis p; Williams
Jno; Williams Charley; Williams Henry n 3:
1 mIiliam ms, Geo; Wild Chas 4; Williams 4
isaac; Williams p ID; willlami II f: Werl
Jno X; Webb Ann; West p; West Rev +:
west Blemmie; Webb Lena; Welsh Law,
renee; welsh mrs +; Whitaker f Ii; ward
Ware Jos; Ware ] ID; Ward Herbert Wai.o =,
Minnie 4; Watkins Ian W; Walton mrs Il A
watkins A; Walker Addie; Walker VIM.
Miscellaneous.
Moran & Coz. "l''' 'no
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.AN.I .A4 W t.lA'l, W ~ ~
A Fortune for nn Industrious Man.

AS am about 10 leave Dallas, I offer my
Fruit and Cigar Store for sale. Inquire at
Goslin's Cigar stand, at Conner Il walkers,
Main street.
llSt. Al q. SO, JOSEPH LEVI,
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AND THE END Is NOT YET.
Wall paper, window shades,
brackets and cOrnice moulding
still cOminga mt
PIERCE Il LYLE'S.


For Rent.
offer my residence, near the freight depo.
OF the Central railway for rent For terms
and other particulars enquire on the prem
Uses, orto John ]. Eakins.
II 49, JNO. W. LANE.
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MIR. w, II. sparkle,

OF Shreveport, IL our authorized agent i0I
tnat CITY, 10 whom parties desiring 10 ndvT
yiss in OF subscribe for rnE HERALD are re-
anpotfuIly referred,
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10 natural Is the effect produced by using
Blneaud's Hair Dye, that M ono can detect
| ltH uBe,
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NOTICE TO ADyERrisEns.

WereaftcrnIi bilIsfor advertisements
N ants pnper viii be collected monthly
unicss otherwise specified In contrnci-'
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CAPTAIN JOHN W. LANE,

Assistant secretary oi the senate, Is an
authorized agent of THE DALLAS HERALD In
Austln
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Try English Female Dillersi they cure after
all else falls.
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For Sale,
Three good residences In this city. lmme
diate possession given.
l5y-dtf STEAGALL a co.
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VALUABLE HOTEL PROPLRTi
FOR SALE.
"Crutchneid IIouse.'

In tho city OF Dallas, II offered ~ pfV"V
sale. For terms, inquire OF
GEO. W. BAYLOR, or
ngfE JAS. o. cHuIcitFlELp,
no,,as Nov o.. ie73 2i0dtf
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, PIERCE a. LYLE Keep nu.
steal instruments Of every de-
scriptiOn.
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ManlCkl.
hoard

A good Mich Cow, with calf. Apply to
~ y. ID. BLAKE.
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Franklin a. Penn take
subscriptions for papers
and magazines.
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Can be obtained In II private family for two
or threc persons, by applying to
l2dif STEAGALL & CO., Elm street.
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Franklin AZ Penn have u large
and very superior lot Of wall
paper.
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I AG0R w; Japp Jno 2; jenkins A W.;
j Jenkins c IL; johnson Martha: johnson
Martha 2; johnson mrs j; Johnston ii b;
Johnson \; Jones mrs Laura; Jones II X;
Jones Bell Jone- Lucy; Jonston W j.
K OESTER Jos; Krig1r G W; Knight Jno A;
N kurz X; kerby Jny; Kile A A; X Oxen
Ghas F.; ktnbell Jno +; K-nnau David c.;
keneu Il j.
lindsay James; Lus-na Frank; Low j A:
IL Love W f; Logan b l.; Logan Sllas; Lo-
gen VIM =; Lindley NJ; Little Joe 2; Lin
20 a T; lirkln Nc; Little =; ,inton Tony;
Lee Lizzie 2; Legrand mrs NJ Il 3; Lrmmond
Lille; Lewis X :; Ledbett-r Minerva; ebeuu
ltobt; Langley ] W: Lane Melvina; LanstYale
fus ~"
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announcements.
FOR STATE SENATE.

We are authorized TO announce w. n.
CoWdrn, of Iewisburg. Marshall county. II
candidate for the State Senate from this
senatorial district, embracing the counties
of Lincoln, Franklin and Marshall.
We are authorized and requested TO an
na;lncc Capt. l~loratio Il. Moore. of Hunts
Station, Franklin county, as candidate
for the next Senatorial branch Of Tie next
State Legislature from tit" thilJcenth Dis
trirt. composed of the counties OF Frank
lin. Lincoln and Marshall. and those part,
1f Moore county that vote with Franklin
and Lincoln.
We are authorized to announce Gen.
Ew ing \. Wilson, Of Marshall county, ;
candidate for state Senate from the dis,
trict composed Of Lincoln, Franklin and
Marshall counties.
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BAlC SPEAKING.

Candidates for the Legislature, Messrs,
Bcaolcy, March and Donaldson, will ad-
dress the people Of Franklin county, nj
The following times AMI places:
ecwanec, Friday, Oct. 1G.
crow Creek, saturday. Oct. II.
sinking Cove, Monday, Oct. 10.
Rlce's store, Tuesday, Oct. 20.
Cowan, Wednesday, Oct. II.
Hunts Station. Thursday, Oct. %.
salem. Friday. Oct. %.
Declcrd. Saturday, Oct. q.
Speaking viii commence ut II o'clock IN
the forenoon, excepting at Scwanee AND
Crow Creek when it will commence ut
O'Clock in the afternoon. All are invited
to attend, The speaking will be at Tho
voting places.
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From Estill Springs.
Editor Home Journal:

Editor lone JOlTIal'
On the 4th instant VIM. Van went to
EStill Springs Depot drunk ana ralscu u
difficulty with one Dick Martin. colorcd.
Van had n four-shootcr, and said he wa
,leokinr after reueaue officers. One OF his
friends managed to get his pistol IRON
him and keep it long enough (by running
off, pretendino he was after the object OF
Vans search.J to extract the cartridges
from the weapon, fearing he might si lol
some one. Upon recovering his pIStoI,
Van started in pursuit OF the negro anu
on ovcrtaking him commenced Swapping
at him. until he found the cartridges were
ont, when he commenced 10 iod"' ny =.
negro took the pistol from him: out gave II
back ON a promise that he woulu nov no"u
it; but Van again commenced loaulhS'
When the negro again TOOK the pis'ol ilon'
him. and knocked him down win Il rorh'
and ran of into Il corn ile'd. Inc NJ
afterwards had Il States warrant lss''to io'
Van, but the latter could notsDc io"iu'
threatened with mob violence because hI
kept Vans pistol and had warrant lssuJv
Tor him. We understand thai inc htStoi'
praceable and inoflensiye. and that the as
Sault was unprovokcd and made Wltl"'i
''f NANuNts h'S'O - ,u,
duty in swearing out Il state WARRANT
And, as to the pistol, We learn tmat nc vl,
iered to give it up to any officer "I'
might cali tor it; and even IT he iian re
fused to deliver up the pistol, tnerc Is
I"fil remedy for the detention OF pri'''
property.
.Welearn that the public sentiment Jus
titles the negro in defending hi'hscil' an
yet were willing TO mob him for appc.ailiI
10 The law to punish an assault WIN lit T,
10 Kill. How strangely inconsistent. IN
people should have seen that the War:a'
was issued and served. and the crin'illi
punished. The black man has tlie sa,
rlgnt to be- protected by the law nat III
MMhite man has, and the whole country
hess.
But for the influence of Jesse Van. II
aather OF VIM. Van. the mob would nav
zone It's work. Jesse Van is Il law-abidih
lever citizen. and knew his son "
sreaiiy in the wrong. therefore he oppos'
al Icy the law he impartially enforced
m.eolors and classes, then we may eXpe
= Qawn Of better days. JUSTICE,
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BENEFIT OF THE MANCHESTER GENIE
TrRY.--A number Of young men in WIN
chester, most Of whom are members otthe
Silver Cornet Band. will give an enter
tainment at Carrick Academy next Friday
night. They have constituted themselves
a "Glee Club" and generously propose to
entertain our citizens with music. plays OF
a Dramatic character, minstrelsy, &c. and
give the profits for the benefit OF cur Gem
etcrv, which certainly stands in need of
repair. As it is, our cemetery grounds are
a rcproach to any christ ian people, ana
we cordially second this laudnbie effort
upon the part Of the Young men to lit
that reproach from our community. we
have no doubt that all who attend will be
highly entertained, and the fact that the
proceeds, above expenses, are to be de-
voted to so good a purpose Should OF IT.
self secure a crowded house. Admission
only 50 cents-25 cent. for children. Tick
cts can be had at the Drug stores. We
clieerfully contribute this notice with 4
hope that there will be a general turnout
of our people.
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Nonresident Notice.

G. F. Mlvnprl e. as " j. W. Sylcr. adj
miniStrItoi, DC" 1t MS.
Upon motion. and it appearing to the
satisfaction ut tire Clerk X Master. from
complaiu,nt-' bill IN above cause. whiri,
is sworn u. that the minor de- endants
j. ID. Maynard and Ella May AAr'. are
nOn-residcut- Of th" state of Tennessee
so that the ordinary process ot the Law
cannot be served upon them.
IL is therefore ordered that pub
LEGATION he mad" Tor iOtjr CONSECUTIVE
week in the Ii 'nnr journal Il newspaper
published in Niuvhr-tcr Tennessee. rc-
quiring said NONRESIDENT der, ndants 70
appear on or before the 4ili Mo!uay ~
| January next. before the Chancery '" "n,,
At Winchester, Franklin onniy, inl,ina
XII or Inc same will be taken ior eon-
fe.seJ, and set for hearing eN rirte as 70
them. Witness my hand at Office III WIN
hester. this sept. 2i>t. ISL:
+. ii. FINCH, G.. II NJ.
sep2i-it 41
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PgRsoNAL.-Mr Wesley Emhrey, the
Youngest one Of the family ofour clever
citizen, Mcrrell Embrey, has just return
ed from Texas where he has spent the last
two wears. He tells us that he is pleased
with the Lone Star State, but his wife Ga
daughter of Mr.. Roht. Hines wanted to
return on account of bad health, and her
wish was his. lie tells us that the cor
crop in Texas this year is splendid, but
the cotton crop is not an average. The
hest crops he saw were in Tennessee, and
coming as he did, by private conveyance,
lie had a splendid chance to form a re-
llabie opinion.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

Frances Fcrrill ct ais vs. Samuel Mowrey
and others.
Upon motion of complainants and il ap-
pearing to the satisfaction of the Clerk Il
Master, from the bill in the above cause,
which is sworn 10. that the defendant.
james Cowan. is a NONRESIDENT of the
State OF Tennessee, so that the ordinary
process of the law cannot be served upon
him.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
he made for four successive weeks in the
Home journal. published in Winchester
Tennessee. requiring said non-rcsidcnt
defendant to appear ON or before the iti
Monday in January next. before the
Cllancery Court at Winchester, Tenn.
and plead, answer o: demur to complain.
ants bill. or the same will be taken fol
confessed, and set for hearing cXparte a.
to him. Witness my hand. at office il
Winchester. Tenn, this Oct. 9TH. 1874.
4. IL. FINCH, G. II. NJ.
oc15-it 4ls)
Williams & Martin, Solicitors tor com
plainants.
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Sale Of Land.

S%helhvvillc Savings Bank W \. Butter
worth ana VIM. Il Geo. simmons.
By virtue OF an execution issued from
the Circuit Court of Franklin county.
Tenn. in the above mentioned cnllsr' /
will offer tor sale. to the highest bidder,
FOR CASH. ut the Courthouse door III the
town of " Winchester, on
Monday, November 10Th. 1874,
the undivided remainder Interest OF WIN.
Il George simmons IN II tract Of land, con-
~tainin. seven hundred COO acres. more
or less. Is Ing in franklin county. Tenn"
and bounded rs follows: On the north by
lands of In0. =. Wellington and wife and
G.. Franklin; west by L. &. Mnrrcll south
bv Mrs. Gillespie and Mrs. Buckley and
east by the lands Of Isaac Gray. Levied
upon rs the property of said m. Geo.
Simmons. to satisfy said execution.
This October 18th, IA.
/. II. HALL,
oct1J-tds 90 Dep. sheriff
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W. s. EMBRmY q Co.-The prominent
card OF this house in our paper this week
will not fail to attract attention, and, we
opiue. will attract Il host of customers,
dcspitc the "~hardncss of the times" 1t
matters not how hard the times are. people
must and will have goods, and the tlous-
and readers of the Home journal in this
county will 60 where they can find the
public spirit which not only buys goods
but advertises the same, anxious to sell
fast, at low prices, in order to "turn over
money" in future trades of the same sort.
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Corporation Tax Sales.

On the ID Monday in November. 1874
It being the 9th day of said month, VIII
sell the following-described town lots, all
situated within the corporate limits OF the
town Of Winchester, franNlih county.
Tennessee, 70 satisfy the taxes printers
tees and costs due upon each Tor tAe year
specified in the description OF ca''' l"t pc
low. giving the chl,fe amount ior ASH
to the highest biddrr, ~ me 'oorlh"''Se
door III Winchester there oe',E no per
sohal property |" nc lo'lhu tr'ohGl"g 10
tse owners olcarl lou nrloW ocsrT''cu 10
be levied upon TO satisfy lhe 'aNcs III"
COSTS que np"h cach Nv
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by W. j. SLATER.

That 5 true, my dear, | had forgot
mere Others are throughout the land
no Share than us Il far worse lot
Who live, indeed, ITO mouth from hand"
Yes, yes; You re right. | II not complain.
Nor envy those who have in store
Far more than we. Sunshine aud rain
IN the lives of rich and poor.
One question still remains. you know:
DID rich folk work for all they own?
Does hill or valley. either, show
The fruit Of anything they We sownP
If not. | ask what coed they We done
To benetit the human race?
Or. If by fraud they we riches won.
Does wealth entitle them to place?
Perhaps by stingincss they We gained
The wealth that makes them put Oh style
But Oh. the human hearts they We pained
And made to sigh instead OF smile!
Don't talk of churches and of creeds,
Blu let me trust my God alone;
lie made us all and by our decds
And not blind faith wen reach His throne
But let these questions all $50 by"
Ihcy cannot change OHr honest view;
If you are happy 80 am |,
And ii be true ana 50 will you.
For pastime, dear, suppose | state
The stock of goods we have in store,
TO see how rich, if nat in plate,
We are tonight, although SO poor:
or meal we have enough to do
To make us bread IA week or so:
one hundred pounds OF flour, too,
But then, our larder 5 very low.
We have a ham-it S "going fast
But then, my dear. | will not sigh;
OF course 1t could not ui,CuyS last
Yet hams, all me. are "Ue,y high"
Potatoes (sweet,--thc very bcst--
Enough to ito the winter through,
so, north or south. or east or west,
There S none more rich than me and you.
Let Winter come with ice and snow.
| With chilling blasts and driving slcet,
Our flame of love shall ur'cr burn low,
And welded lite will still be sweet.
We II envy not the rich and great,
Their equipagc and clothes SO line,
But meckly bowling to Our fate,
W i'll trust in God and not rcpine.
The fire burns more bright tonight
Than ever fire burned before;
The lamp Gives forth mere brilliant light
And, " lie, we re not 50 gerry poor.
That Is, we have enough to eat
q. God. that al Thy Great ureS had!
That bitter thoughts were turn'd TO Swce
Aud ev'ry human heart was glad!
BESIDES, orr children have good hcaltI
And both Of them are very "smart,"
And this. Gear wife, al, mis- is wealth
Enough to CRAFTY the heart.
Alas, alas. there many are
WHO would, indeed, most happy be,
II they could only have or fare.
Aud see the pleasure are do see.
Our children! Yes! Why, bless my soul
Away, away, with all regrets.
Not cen in india wealth to roll
Would we, dear wife, give up our pets.
Louise. our little baby tair,
With chubby fists and rosy cheeks.
And Clara. sweet. with taXcn lair,
And iull OF cunning, childish freaks.
EorAive me that | did complain,
And put our babies now to bed.
For God is good. and nc'cr again
Shall murm ring words by me be said.
Let darling Clara cOmp to me,
While Louise lives upon yDHr breast.
And then. dear wife. we both Will see
How rich we are, by Heaven best.
Winchester. Oct, 1874.
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FOR TuE IEGISLAIIEE.

We are authorized to announce Col.
HAYDEN March II candidate to represent
the counties OF Franklin and Moore in the
Lower House OF the next General Assem-
bly,.
We are authorized TO announce John NJ.
Donaldson Il candidate 10 rcprcScnt Frank
lin county in the Lower Branch OF the
next General Assembly.
We are authorized to announce John r.
Bcasley candidate to represent Franklin
county in the Lower Branch of the next
General Assembly.
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T9ANKs.-We have been favored with
complimentary tickets for oursclf and
" bettcr-half' to a large number Of Fairs,
or. Expeditions, this year. We rcgrctthat
business engagements precluded the pos
siDility of our attendance upon any. But,
we especially regret that it will be impos-
sible for us to attend the Third Annual
Industrial Exposition which will open
at Memphis the 18th instant (to-dayN and
continue for one month. We are salts
tied that it will surpass all previous eXAi-
billions and place the city Of Mcmph!,
ahead OF all competition. Ii possible VT
sLnll 80.
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Non Resident Notice.

+. Il. Curtis. adm'r, &C., VS. Jesse NJ
Sharp. ct ais.
Upon motion. and it appearing to the
satisfaction Of the Clerk " Master. from
the bill in the above cause, which Is sworn
to. that the defendants, Jesse NJ. sharp.
Mrs. +. }. Cromwell. or Jackson. W. II.
duncan. and l.. Il. Duncan AM! wife f..
/. duncan. are nsl-residents of the state
of Tennessee, 80 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 dticn-
dants to appear on or before the It'll Mon
day in january next. before the CIIancery
Court at Winchester. Franklin county.
Tenn. and plead. answer or demhr TO
comIlainants' bill. or the same Will be Ia
Ken tor confessed and set for hearing eN
parte aS to them. Witness my hand, al
| office in Winchester. Tenn. this sept. 3O'
1871. L. III. lHIL, y. =" VI.
o"t15-it 4 30
A.. S. Colvar and Fitzpatrick. Gregory
| < Davis. Solicitors for compartments.
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We went to Tullahoma last Saturday in
our spring wagon, and took a very CIR
cuitOus route, that we might view the
country. its roads, crops, prospects, nc.
WiCll tile same object in view we came
back by a circuitous route, and not wish
ing to hurry through life, and indifferent
as to what road we took that bore home
ward, we found it necessary to camp in a
beautiful, well-watcrcd grove somewhere
on Rock Creek, about sevch or eight miles
hence. There, with grand old trees lifting
their messy foliage toward the blue
heavens above, "far from the crltel nuthe
cold,' where the bright eyes OF Heaven
only looked down to behold us so lonely
there we ~,ojourned till the orient was
Frightened by the coming of the sun, ana
then we harnessed our little equine ant
nal and found our way out OF the VIII
dcrncss.
Well, we have to report that between
Winchester and Tullahoma are as hhe
crops of cotton as we ever saw. And, we
come to this conclusion: 1T people in
Franklin county would raise more cotton
they would have more money. Cotton IN
Franklin county this year is better thar
the cotton of Davidson, Rutherford ano
other counties.
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Nonresident Notice.

c. NogrIgcsang ct ais VS. Conrad MillcrN
Wife ct ais.
Upon motion, AID it appearing TO the
satisfaction OF the Clerk a Master tromthc
Attachment and injunction Bill in above
cause, which is swern to. that the dcttnd-
ants, Conrad Miller and Wife Elizabeth.
are non-reSidcnts of the state OF Icnncs-
see, so that the ordinary process Of law
cannot be served upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made tor four consecutive weeks in the
Home journal, published in Winchester,
Tenn, requiring the SAID o resident
defendants to appear on Or before the ltlI
Monday in january nest. h"tOr'thc Chan.
Gerry Court at Winchester. Franklin cOun-
ty. Tenn. and plead answer or demur to
cOmplaiuani's Dill. or the same will be Ia
ken for confessed and set for hearing cX-
parte rs to them. Witness my hand at
Office in Winchester, Tenn, this Srpt. -
1871. L. II. FINCH, C.& NJ.
octl5-it A.
Colyar q Curtl, and Metcalfc & Sylcr
Solicitors for compartments.