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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-11
NONRESIDENT Notice.
..wan K Co., and kiukadc. Handy L 20.
vs.. Ira q. Woods II. al5.

C,wan 4 Co.. and Einkadc. Handy i Co,
vs.. Ira q. WOODS IT. ais.
ATTACHMENT Bill
Upon motion. and it appearing to the
atis. action ct the Clerk n Master, from
he bill in the above cause. which Is sworn
u. that the defendants. Ira &. Woods and
Thomas sharp. are non-residents OF inc
state Of Tennessee, so that the ordinary
process OF the law cannot he served up u
them.
1t is the refore ordered that publication
bp made for four consecutive weeks in tho
Home Journal. published in Winchester,
Tenn. requiring said non resident deieh-
dants to appear on or before the lth Mon
,lay in June next. before the Cllancery
Court at Winchester. Franklin county,
Tenn and plead, answer or demur 10
com claimants bill. or the same Will lie Ia
ken tor confessed and set for hearing tx
parte rs to them Witness my hand, ~
office in Winchester. Tenn. this Feb. I.
1875. T.. H.. tlNIH' T. Al.
febll-4t 45O
Fitzpatrick. Gregory & Davis, Solicitors
tor cUniplainantS.
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EXPERIENCED MILLER.-We are request
"a by Messrs Syler Il Mann to state that
they have secured the services OF an expe-
rienced miller, and solicit a continuance
OF theIliberal p~atronage!they have hereto
fore received. We must enter our opinion
that the -four they have heretofore turned
cut was the very hest, and their mill was
funning when other mills were stopped
With an experienced miller they can
salely calculate on all the custom they
eOuld wish,
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State Of Tennessee Franklin Go,
e. Il. Russey VS. Susan Blanchford ct ais.

C. B. Russey VS. Susan Blanchford ct ais.
Because it appears from the allegation
Of the petition in this case, whirlris sworn
to, that the defendant. Susan B%lanchiorG.
il a nonresident of the State Of Tennes-
SEE. so that the ordinary process cannot be
served upon her.
1t Is ordered that publication be made
| in the Home Journal, u newspaper pub
ljshed 10 the town of Winchester. Tenn.
Tor four consecutive weeks. commanding
tl.e said Susan Manchford to appear al
the next I rm OF the Circuit COurt for
Fran lin county. ut the Courthouse there
OF IN the town ut Winchester. on the All
Monty of Nara Text. and mhh" defense
rr sai,' u, tiIlui. ar ttr ne VII he tah't
tar confessed as 10 her. tuI -,I Tor h ',rin
expnrt-. W. ". ESTiLI.
Jan. ~ 'i5-4w Sl.C Clerk.
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DULL. DULL!-lf we only had a squire.
as Don QuixOte had, we'd send him out In
search OF local item. and We would re-
ward him with our love if he should be
successful. and. certes, our love Is worth
more than the kingdom that SancliO Pam
IN got. OF this--nethlng We are hard
up for u local item this week. We have
long since quit writing Joottshse cas-, and oil
seQuently are pressed for something to
write about. But we do not wish to be
understood Ne wanting correspondents to
write I'd u lot OF foOlisbncss under the
idea that we need something to I'LL up
Heaven knows we can always lind tar
better matter than any we could expect.
or. have ever received, from suci, cores
pondents. If we had room to spare this
week VIC would give in full the late
speeches. In New York, OF Hon. Carl
Schurz, WIN. NJ. Evarts, VIM. Cullen Bly,
ant, and the remarks Of the New York
| Tribune and New York Post upon the
Louisiana outrage, when q sovereign
State was murdered by the satrap Slicrl-
dan. under srders from Grant. But what
We want, and the thing that harnesses US
now is-a local item. Our people are
getting along so smoothly under Demo-
cratic rule thar q murder. nor y sensation
Of any kind cver occurs. When the Eadi-
calls held sway in this goOd old county Of
Franklin--whsn B%rownlow's militia ruled
--then we could Ill several columns each
week with accounts OF murders. rObbtr.
les. &c. Loyal Leagues and Kuklux KEEP
excitement ut tip-tOe. But now, undel
the normal condition ofthings--somethin,
like what we enjoyed In the purer Gays o
the Republic. when Democracy ruled an,
slaves were happy under the protection
5 Of kind masters--aoU. we say the times ar
too dull for u local item OF any Interest
White and black yet along p~eaceably. al
= are pool, hard-run, and suffering for VI
expansion VI the currency, but uraveI
knows they do not want amy Radiealisu
That infamous fanaticism has ruined OF,
: country. and the black people begin {
zee il. Dave Bone. M OF the best He
yr0es in Winchester. and \ subscriber
Ii, Home Journal knows this. and "
did not wonder at his telling US tho oti,e
/, night that he was sorry the " Rig
.biil has pa-sea the | over ilpi 4. III 'oi
srcss. David wants on!y 10 oe tex a.J,l
~ live ~ peace Sitb t..1 uhitc rebels
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InSolvent Notice.

Notice ia hereby given that the estate
- fSa,nuel Hu,iileston (colored.) is insol-
vent. All persons indebted To said estat"
must make immediate payment. and those
holding claims against it must have tie'ii
duly authenticated and fird with the
Clerk Of the County tionrt ut Fr'Dslin
county. + mn .wit,intae time pres rr'b'fi
iy law. or they will BE- forever barred
JOAN MILLER,
jlu2S-3~ Administrator.
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Sunday merning we had the heaviest
fall of snow We have had this winter-in
fact. the onlysnow of any merit. And
Monday morning the snow still whitened
tho ground, and II noble, beautiful young
lady friend said she was tempted to snow
ball US. Ant we said to her that 'twOuld
make no difference if she would make
good aim ard strike our heart. for the
an0w, coming In contact with SO warm Il
Ylace would dissolve at once and do no
harm. Thal's what We said. sure!
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Peterson's Magazine for March more
than maintaib its supremacy. The prin-
cipal steel engraving represents u little
Italian shephad, asleep in the woods. with
oie of his ow isheep watching over him.
an1 Is one oil he most cunning pictures
Imaginable. Tic double-size colored steel
fashion plate iiOf rare beauty. the ladies
pretty. the drsses the very latest, the
whole uirivalId. AS to the literary con-
tsnts the get better aud better. Take 1t
all and III. it /. as the publisher ella inns,
the best or its money in the world. II
you hav not already subscribed tor 1875,
do 80 at nee. The price is but "a a year.
postagefree. Address Charles j. Peter
son. 3Uh hestnut ST.. Philadelphia. Pc
terson sd the Home journal enc year for
$3.50, lrtago free on both.
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DrED.-January 2Stl,, 1875. Mrs. Lucinda
Roseboro. aged 81 years. She died as she
lived--s christian. She was a consistent
member Of the Methodist Church tor 40
years. Among her dying words were:
~ sleep in Jesus! Meet me in Heaven
A FRIEND.
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VA |
standg in front Of Mr. Sam. Smiths
stsre-e has u store in Winchester, Al
~thoughlur advertising columns 10 not
show t%ffact,) Outstanding there the other
day, soaone remarked that all fat men
were so-humored. We believe Mr.. )
bimsclt!ade the remark. But what we
wlsh to serve Is, that good humor in
duces heih and flesh. II those who fear
shey aren the road to immediate coll
sumptionho are spending dollar after
dollar iofuack medicines advertised In
the newsbers as infaliible cures for pull
nonary uplaints, would only resolve to
be guy a, happy, let the wide world
wsg MS it E;"-if they would on!y look
upon the kIit side OF the various pic
lures pressed In life ;-if they would on
ly resolve rather
"Trust . tlsand hearts and be deceived.
And wealxt trust and that dece!ying.
Than igs heart, which. IL believed,
Might bhtnem well in that be!ieviny;'
Sc they wd only eschew all lony-faced
sphariseeis,nd believe In God and all his
manifest 4ness, leaving creeds to fuss
and funie ;they would only take love,
charity amin for their trinity-ol, bet
YER would y bs than all the nostrums
ever adverh.
But. theb some people on this globe
who maksemselves miserable. iou
might NJ wforbid the tall pine to WAY
itself whciktcd by the northern breeze
3as try - them from believing thai
ssu insult lintendcd. They are self.
sharpeniutres--persons who imagine
thst unlesiu continually get down o.
your kneeaprxise OF them and to fiat
Ser. you m4,er contra, To insult. The!
are quick ssinterpret all that is done
Looking rough green spectacle
all things Ar green to their historic,
vision. ThNnt up some cxcusc tor he
Ing niifed l~eiyboJy, and not alway
being able I'd an excuse, disappoint
ment adds Ae acrluncss Of their un
.plestant ftament. Are there IN
such pe.toh your Knowledge. dea
resdsrF "eot seve raj.
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Chancery Sales
For March 22d, 1875.

Consolidated causes Of
Sue f. Sharp'S administrator vs.. A. Elzey.
Eliza Com. mim'r. ct. ais. and Z. H..
Curtis, admir-. &c. vs.. jesse M. Sharp
and others.
By virtue Of a decree Of the Chanccry
Court OF Franklin county. Tennessee, pro
nOuncrd ut its Januar. Term. lSio, IN TIE
above c..u-e. will. on
Monday, March 22l. 1875,
a. the courthouse door in Winchester.
Tenn, y to public sale, to the high
est bidder. the tract of land described In
the pleadings. living in the 18th civil dis
trict of said county. adjoinin. the lands OF
Jesse Is. Corn and others, containing about
$50 acres.
The sale vii! bc OF che entire tract in
gross, OH one aud two years time, with
fifteen per rent. required III cash on day
OF sale. The biddinXs to commence at
$500. Notes with net less than twO good
and solvent securities required of the pur-
CHASER, and 4 lien retained as additional
surety for the credit payments.
I. II. FINCH. &. Il NJ.
and operial Commissioner.
Feb. sth. 1875. QU
C. H. Mcleod ct. ais, VS. VIM. II. Mcleod
aud others.
By virtue Of a decree Of the Chancery
Court OF franklin county. Tennessee, pr'-
noanced at It's January Term, 1875, in tie
above cause, | will. on
Monday, March 22i, 1875,
At the Courthouse door in Winchester
Tenn. ex pos to public sale. to the highest
bidder, the 70 acres Of land and improve
ments thereon. described in the pleadings,
living in the Attn civil district of said coun
t.. adjoining the lands Of T.. A. Hunt, II
K. Moore and others.
TERMS:
Said lard will he sold on a credit OF ont
and two years. except. the sliin Of 10 pc
per rent OF purchase money required II
cash on day Of sale. Biddings to com
mencr at so per acre. Notes with APP
proved surety will be required OF thu
purchaser. ana II lien retained on the lan'
Tor the credit payments.
February Sth, 1879. (lO)
Matilda Donaldson VI. Sallie DonaldseI
t and others.
: By virtue Of a decree Of the CHANGER
:, Court Of Franklin county. Tennessee. pro
bounced ut its January Term, 1910, IN I'll
above cause. l will, on
Monday, March 22d. 1875,
: Mt the Courthouse door in the town {
vi Winchester. Tenn, expose to public sal
to tie figi,est bidder. the lands describe
in the pleadings. composed OF TWO trar.
a together. n containing 20 acres aud u
other 81 acres, adjoining the lands OF ia
e.. LoOnry. II. Z. stewart and others. lyil
In civil district No. 8 Of said county.
TERMS
Said lands will be sold on a credit Of oil
two and three years, except the sum
ID $500 required in cash on day of sal
Notes with approved security required
m the purchaser. and a lien retained until 1
:, the purchase money is paid.
W. T. II. FINCH. &. & NJ.
ii February 9Th, 1875. (94)
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tH-If you want stoves, tinware, CRATES,
H.. or puttering done, at Nashville prices.
send orders to Mr.. j. F. Thomas, Tulla-
homa. Tenn. We know Mr.. Thomas per-
sonally. and can vouch that he will treat
bis customers well. See advertisement.
fob4-2W
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-11

Dull as times are, and hard as 1t is to get
money, we have two Constables in this
District who are AS vigilant rs II their
own liberty would be the penalty OF not
being vigilant Joe Turney and John +,
Hinton make good officers. They are
persevering, prompt, and honorable. We
cannot refrain from paying them this. Il
them. unexpected compliment. But
dear gentlemen, you must deal gently
it'll US.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-11

The American Newspaper Advertising
Agency Of Geo. p. Rowell Il Co., New
York. is thr only establishment OF the
kind in the United States which keeps it.
self pcrsiStertly before the people by al.
sertising in newspapers. They evidently
receive theiireward, for We have it from
9 reliable sturce that advertising orders
issued by thu for their customers have
exceeded thee thousand dollars a day
since the commencement of the year. and
his Is not a try good yedr for advertising
either.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-11

We mentioned last week the shooting of
Nr. Womack by John Poe. Three others
were with Poe at the time. All were ar
rested last Thursday by Constable Joe
Turney. and several men he had summon
"a to assist him, and brought to town. At
Ter an Investigation they were admitted to
AatI
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IN GIFTS,
CASH.
PRICE OF TICKETS.

PRICE OF TICKETS
Whole tickets 5000; halves $500 tenth;
or each coupon 800: Eleven Whole Tick.
cts for 10000; 22lIp Tickets for 100000.
The payment OF Gifts will begin tn,
NTH day after the Drawing. Tickets
must be presented ar sent to Room 4. Pub
lie Library Building. Louisville. Ky &.
where they viii. be taken up and paid 10y
Cash Cheeks upon the Farmers and Dro-
vers Bank of Louisville.
Every Whole Ticket has ten parts. each
part hearing the number of the Whole
Ticket. Therefore, II Tenth OF n Ticket
entities til holder thereof to Onc-Trnth
OF whatever TIE Whole Ticket may draw.
For Tickets and information, address
TUOS. +. BRAMLETTE,
Agent and Manager.
Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
augl3-td
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Non-R Resident Notice.
Shelby Vile Savings Bank vs.. A, Butter
worth.
Attachment BILL

attachment BILL
Upon motion. and it appearing to tho
satisfaction OF the Clerk and Master. from
the bill in above cause. which Is sworn to,
that the defendant, A.. Butterworth. Is
n non resident OF the State of Tennessee,
so that the ordinary process oflaw cannot
be served upon him.
1t is therefore orIt red that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home Journal. published in Winchester,
Tenn. requiring said nonresident de-
PENDANT to appear III or before the fourth
Monday in June next. before the Chan-
cery Court ut Winchester, Franklin coun-
ty, Tennessee. and plead. answer or demur
to complainant's bill. or the same Will be
taken for confessed and set tor hearing ex
parte. Witness my hand. at office, In
Winchester, this February lst. 1875
r. II. FINCH. C.S u.
febll-iw AZ
Coldwell & warder and Brsnnan 4
Hunt, Solicitors.
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For the Home JOurnal.l
,rlS WASTING WORDS TO
TELL YOU So.
LINKS INSCRIBED TO Miss TExIE w., OF
NEWMARKET, AIA., by W. Il. N.

LAAhS h&o~nAbhO ~ MAbo IExiE W., VI
NEWMARKET, Ala, by W. Ii. N.
Ysnr Image wears q purer light
To mt than glowing star at night,
Idol Of my heart, and yet l know
IT'S wasting words to tell you 80.
To win yonr love I'd gladly trace
The deserts wild and sultry waste
10 freezing climes with joy would go,
Yet It's wasting words to cell ysu so.
Alike thy heart my love Is pure.
And with my Life 1t shall endure;
But the bliss ! must f0Iego,
Because It's useless to tel; you SO.
My heart awakes u tender tone
Since on thy face my eyes have shone.
You ought to love me-tilat | know
But It's wasting words tO tell you so.
Let my lot be great or small
Let trown ms or smiles from fortune fall.
Years may intervene, | know
| love you, and Ill tell you so.
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All persons wanting good pictures, at
low rates, will lind 1t to their interest to
call ut once and secure them.
Now Is the time--cOme without delay
Remember the words of our Savior
when the lady annointcd his head with
precious ointment. 'TiIe poor ye have with
you always, but ME ye have not"
DO not wait for tair weather, but come
us soon Us you are ready. Room warm and
comfortable. This is the last chance.
Don't tail to use it,
Respectfully. Yours.
+. N. TURNER.
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WEDNESDAY, MORNING, FEBRUARY 10, 1875.

What has become of the " Ladies Real
Ing Club? and the "Glce Cluh"? and the
"Silver Cornst Band"? Sic transit gloria
nundL
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HOTEL,
WINCHESTER, TENN.
j. G. X

Having taken charge orihe hotel building
in Winchester. promises to give close at
trntion TO guests, and furnish his table
with the best the market affords. Terms
moderate. dec26-ly
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Wagons aud Mules for Sale.

Two good wagons and four mules for
sale. c. d. AUsTELL,
jau2s-3 Decherd. Tenn.
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member,

That 10 sub%r to the Home journal
has any postS pay, either III Ut out Vi
the county ID Ain.
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Read new advertisements by III worthy
Clerk OF the Chancery Court.
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Hereafter all communications relating
to the 9th Concert should he addressed to
the undersigned, anu | pledge myself thai
the drawing shall come of February 9th
or thar every paid Tor tickets shall be-
returned.
c NJ. BRIGGS. Agent and Mana
ger ItnOm ! Public Library Building.
louisville. ky.
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BARBERING.

+. A. STARKEY. with IN experience
o twrnty-lhr"e years in his trade. invites
the custom of all who want to he shaved.
shampooned. or to have their hair cnt or
dressed in neat style at prices to suit the
times.
sE- Hair or whiskers dyed neatly and
well. IL
~ Special contracts made with all
who wish to shave by the month.
tE- No credit. F.. A. STARE Ell.
Gets Winchester, Tenn.
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SEND for Guide and Map of this route.
(Which will be sent free. by addressing
the General Ticket Agent Internal 4 Great
Northern Railroad, Houston, Texas.
jan7-ly
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Public Library Of Kentucky.

Death of Gov. Standardization Of the
Trustees-h Successor Appointed-No
More Postponemcnts-Drswing Ger
tain February 9th.
At a meeting ofthe Trustees of the Pub
lie Library Of Kentucky, Jan. lG, 1879, il
was resolved that Z. NJ. Briggs, Esq, who
under the late Hon. Thos. 4. Hramlette
" as the real business manager of the gilt
concerts already given in aid OF the iul!-
lie Library ut Kentucky. he and he Is
hereby authorized to take the place mad"
>acaot Ivy the death of said Bramictte. IN
the management of the affairs OF the iiftl
anG last sitl concert, and that tn" drawinl
announced for February q, 1876. snail
positively ana equivocully take place oi
that day without any further postpone
ment or delay on any account whatever
X. 4 DURRETT, President.
JOHN 5. CAIN, Secretary.
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BUkNED!

Fair warning to all--read and don't for
get that l vii. positively close my Gal
lery March LIST, 1875.
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CS- Physicians PreSc riptlonaaecurat~ly
compounded. at all hours. day or night.
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the LAST CONCERT

The short postponrment now announced
- positively the last. AMI II draw ina will
'ositivrly lie had on eth February In
Guarantee o, which we pledge ourselves to
'einhI the purchase prircol tickets in case
It should not.
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The Favorite Home Remedy

This unrivalled Medicine Is warranted
not to contain Il single particle Of Mer-
curry. or any injurious mineral substance.
hut Ia
National Republican., 1875-09-11
CHARGED WITH RAPE.

A Colored Boy Arrested for the Crime.
About O'Clock last evening q colored boy
named Charles Toliyer was arrested by Oficsr
Daily for attempting to rape o little white girl
named Carrie Roseberry. Toliver is about nine
teen years Of age, and had been employed at the
Senate restaurant, on Eleventh street, near Penn
sylvania avenue, kept by Peter Y. Roseberry for
about two days, Last evening, about O'Clock,
while Toliver was attending to some work in the
diniDg-room, the little girl, who fs about nine
years Of age. entered the room, and It is there
that it is alleged the attempt was made. Mrs.
Roseberry stated that she sent Carrie to the
dining room to see about something in reference
to Toliver's work, and happening shortly after
wards to be in the yard back of the building she
heard the child scream. and looki ng up she saw
the curtains Of the dining room windows drawn
down, and as that was an unusual occurrence her
She FASTENED up stairs, and looking in the
dining room door discovered Toliver with his
bands under the clothes Of the little girl, who
was sitting in high chair. Mrs. Roseberry 10
the excitement OF the moment ran down stairs
to get q weapon, but decided that the better
course would be to call the child out and bring
the asssilant to justice in some other manner.
Of1cer Daily appeared soon, and Mrs. Roseberry
stated the case to him, and he arrested Tollyer
and locked HIM up in the Central guard-house.
TOliver, at the time the officer appeared said
that be knew for what he wanted him. ToIiver
denies that he approached the little girl in
decently. He says that she came to the room
where he was at work and asked for O piece of
pie, say ing that her mother would never give
her any. While she was eating the pie which he
gave her her mother called her down stairs and
he could hear her In the room below asking what
he (TOliver) had done to her, and trying to force
q confession from her. Mrs. Roseberry then had
the door locked, and he went on with his work,
and when the officer came, suspectiug the
charge that had been made against MIN, he went
Voluntarily with him. He denied that the child
had screamed while with him.