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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-19
Standing Committees of the Senate.

THE following is list of the new
standing committees in the United States
Senate;
Privileges and EiectiOHs--Morton, Chairman ;
Logan, Alcorn Mitchell, Wadleigh, Cameron
CWis), Mcmillan, Salisbury, Merrimon.
FOTeiqn ReiGGtOnS-Cameron (Pa.), Chairman
Morton Hamlin, Howe, FrelinghuYsen, Conkling,
McCreery, Bogy, johnson Crenn.).
Fbdnce-Sherman, Chairman: Morrill, CVt)
Ferry (Mich.) Frelinghuysen, Logan, Boutwell,,
4DDFopria ations-Morrill (Me.), Chairman
Window, West, Sargent, Allison, Dorsey, Eaton,
Wallace, Davis.
CoDpmerce-Conkling, Chairman; Spencer,
Boutwell,. Cameron (Wis.), Burnside, Mcmillan,
Gordon, Dennis, Mcdonald.
dctuTeS-Robertson Chairman; Booth,
agriculture -Frelinghuysen, Chairman; Rob
erts Harvey, Davis, Gordon.
Military Afdirs-Logan, Chairman; Cameron
CPa), Spencer, Clayton, Wadleigh, Ransom,
Burnside, Randolph, Cockerin.
NdUaI Afdirs-Cragin, Chairman; Anthony,
Morrill, (Me.), Sargent, Conover, Norwood,
JIdiciary-Edmunds, Chairman; Conkling,
Frelinghuysen, Whyte, Howe, Thurman, Steven
PostoNces and Post RoGds-Hamlin. Chairman;
Ferry (Mich), Dorsey. Jones (Nev.). Dawes, Pad
dock, salisbury, Johnson Tenn }, Maxey.
Public LdHdS-Oglesby, Chairman; Window,
Harvey, Boutwell,, Paddock, Booth, Kelly, Nc.
Donald, Jones (Fla.).
Prisate Land CEaims-Thurman, Chairman
fnaiaa tiHi ISairs1Aliison, Chairman; oglesoy
Morrill, (Ale) Ingalls,, Clayton, Bogy, McCreery
PenSions-Ingalls, Chairmani Allison, Haml'
ton, Booth, Bruce. Mcdonald, Withers.
Revolutionary ClGiHlS-Stevenson Chairman
Johnston CVa.) GOldthwaite, Morrill, (Vt.l, Wright
CLdims-Wright, Chairman; Mitchell, Wad'
leigh, Christiancy, Mcmillan, Cameron (Nls.l y
Caperton, Cockerill, Jones (Fla.)
DtsCriI Of COtuHa6id-Spencer, Chairman;
Hitchcock, Robertson, Dorsey, ingalls,, Merri
PGtents~Ferry Comm Chairman; Window
Dawes, Johnston (Va.) Herman.
Public Buildings and Gr0uRdS-Morr1ll (Vt.)
Chairman Cameron (Pa.( Paddock, Cooper
Territories - Hitchcock, Chairman; Cragin
| Patterson, Chrstiahcy, Sharon, Cooper, Maxey
| RdiIr0dds-West, Chairman; Hitchcock, era
| GIN Howe Hamilton, Mitchell, Sargent Dawes
| Ransom, Kelly, Caperton.
| Mines and MiRinq-Sargent, Chairman; Ham
! lin, Alcorn, Harvey, Sharon, Goldthwaite, Ran
Rertsion OF the Ldws Of the United States
| Boutwell,, Chairman; Alcorn, Christiancy, Caper
Educdtion and La6or-Patterson, Chairman
Ingalls,, Morton, Ferry Comm, Burnside, Bruce
| Gordon, Eaton, Maxey.
| CtUit SerUice and RstreachDlent-Clayton, Chair
man; Wright, Oglesby, Sherman, Patterson, Nc
10 AadT and Control Contingent Expenses O
| The SeHdte-Jones CNey.), Chairman; Dawes
Dennis.
Printing-Anthony Chairman; Howe, sauls
Li6rary-Howe, Chairman; Edmunds, Ran
Rales-Ferry (Nfich.), Chairman; HamlIn, MeI
| rimou.
Eng,Ossed BilEs-Bayard, Chairman; withers
| Anthony.
EHTotled BiAs-oonover, Chairman; Kelly
Transportation Routes to the Sed6odrd-Win
| dom, Chairman; Sherman, Conkling, West, Con
| over, Mitchell, Norwood, Davis, Johnston (Va.l
| on LeUees Of the Mississippi RiUer-Alcorn
| Chairman; Clayton, Harvey, Cooper Cockerill
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-19

$50. Hogs--Livc, a8.750795; dressed, s7.7J0
8S5. sheep--9ood TO choice, s5.2506.00.
PRovIsroNs.-Bntter--C Choice, 2s184c. Eggs
Fresh, 27G2sc. Cheese-New York factory,
i7017kc; Western, 1GK0t7c. Pork--New
Mess, S1s.4561s.5O. Lard-S13.7Oabi3.72H. b.
BREADsTUFFs. .-Fluur--whito winter extra,
S4.2596.5O; spring extra, s4Oo0i5O. Wheat
Spring, No. 2, 9Oh69OAc, sCorn-No. 2, 65s40
65hc. oats-No. 2, 5s05shc. Barley-No.
9, $1.Oi0t.09 Rye--No. 3, 97@97hc.
wooL.--Tub- washed 4505sc.; fleece, washed,
a0050o.; fleece, unwashed, H037c.
bUMsER.-First Clear, S52.00055O0i Second
Clear, s46.OO@5O.O0; Common Boards, $1,000
1900; Fencing sf2OO313.OO; "a" Shingles,
S3.OO03.25; Lath, S2.OO02.25.
CINCINNATI.
BREADsTUFFs. F1our-S5. .0O6De.lO. Wheat-Red,
S1.0s61t12. Corn--6S0G9c. Rye-S1 O981 10.
oats-60l63e. Barley-No. ,, s1.oO01.25.
ss.-Pork-s19.250195O Lard. .i3sS
014hc.
ST. LOUIS.
LIVE srocK.-Beeves-Fai 10 choice, S5.400
500. Hogs-Live, S5.150775.
BREADsTUFFs.- Fall, S4.5014.70
Wheat-No. Red Fall, S1O9@1 .O9K. Corn
No. q 64465c. oats-No. q 57G1571ic. Rye
No. /, 99c0S1.O0. Barley-No. 2, S1.2O01.25.
s.-Pork-Mess, S19oO0i9S5. Lard
-13z@t3Nc.
MILWAUKEE.
BRKADsTUFFs.- Xxx, 81 607a5 o.
Wheat-Spnng No. l, 946D9lho; No. ., so1Sd
S99ic. Corn-No. 2, 64H6565c. oats--No. p 81
952Hc. Rye-No. 1, 1.001I0S1.O41l. Barey--No. 3
S1.05Gi05h.
DETROIT.
BRsADsTUFFs -Wheat-Extra, S11511. .15k.
Corn-69H 07Oc. oats-57657Sc. Dressed Hogs
-$7.75DSO0.
TOLEDO.
BRBADsTUPPs-Wheat-Am Mich, S1.t0
011Oh; No. 2 Red, S1.O9h911O. Corn
High Mixed, 69h@69Ac. oats-No. 2, 571l0
5sc.
CLEVELAND.
BREADsTUFFs-Wheat--.No Red, e1.11M@
liz; No 2 Red, S1.071l@1.0S. Corn--71@
72c. Oats-60M61c.
BUFFALO.
LIVE STooK.-Beeves - S5,12x66.00. Hogs
Live, s6.s517.65. Sheep-s55O06.7
EAST LIBERTY.
LIVE STocK.-Beeves-Best, S6.251D700 me
dium, S5.2565.50. Hogs - Yorkers, S7.001
25 Philadelphia, ss.S5ds.5O sheep--Best,
S7.OO617.50: medium, S6.2516.75.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-19

10. Rivers and harbors, being under the w ls-
diotion Of the Government should b. by Il y =
proved when necessary 20 the commerce s.-,ho
people.
If. Through the monetary system herein pro-
posed there will be established between the citi-
zens Of this country firm and lasting bond Of
union by giving common interest in the common
Government, and bringing peace and prosperity
to each and all its inhabitants.
10. AS all special privileges, immunities and
powers conferred on corporations of any kind or
nature are granted at the expense of the people
these privileges and powers must be held subor.
dnate to the rights Of the people and subject to
the subversion and control Of the power granting
theua
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-19
Ohio POstOfIice Affairs.

The following were the postal changes
in Ohio during the week ending March 8;
Postmasters Appointed-AVa, Noble
County. William A. Thompson Big
Plain, Madison County, G. w. Higgins
Franklin Station, Coshocton County, L.
A. Bushnell; Gilboa, Putnam County, w.
P. Ludwig; Ithaca, Darke County, L. A.
Heath; Linton Mills, CoshoctOn County,
Thomas j. Mccartney; Maple, Brown
County, Alexander Q. Richards; Platts-
burg, Clark County, Milton B. Goodfel-
low; Smiths Landing, Clermont County,
William Jernegan; Stoutsville, Fairfield
County, f. M. Pool.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-19
OHIO LEGISLATURE.

SENATE, March "a resolution was
offered TO print 10000 copies of the School
law. Bills were Notwithstanding
mode Of proceedings TO determine who are
lawful heirs of any person dying intestate
upon application Of any person claiming 10
be such heir; to extend the operation of the
act TO appoint Commissioners 10 examine in
70 the Morgan raid claims until Jan. 1,
ls76.. Adjourned.
HoUsE.-Twenty-four bills were read
and referred. IA petition was presented for
a more efficient law for the inspection OF in
toxicating liquors &. Bills were introduced
TO authorize townships, cities and villages TO
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-19

Texas is educationally belated, only
little over one-fourth of its children OF
school age receiving instruction-con-
trasting strangely with Salem, Mass,
where, out Of A, ,343 children between the
ages OF four and fifteen years, 4,2O6 at
tend school.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-19

"A Danbury man who was discussing
the woman question, taking grounds
against her ability to follow masculine
pursuits, finally admitted that woman
was well enough In her way so long as
she did not attempt TO sharpen pencils.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-19

"A red-haired lady, who was ambi-
tious of literary distinction, found but a
poor sale for her book. A gentleman, in
speaking of her disappointment, said
"Her hair is red (read) if her book
is not" An auditor, in attempting to re-
late the joke elsewhere, said: " She has
red hair, if her book hasn't"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-19
THE MARKETS.
MARCH 10, 1877

NEW YORK.
CorroS.-Middling upland, 1640l67fe.
LIVE STooK.-Beef Cattle-Sl0 5O012.50. Hogs
Dressed, Western, ss62h@s75; Live, ses7s<@
7.25. Sheep-Liye, s5.7507.50.
BREADsrUFFs.- .-Flour-Good to choice, S5.1BD
s.4b; white wheat extra, s55OG6.OO Wheat--No,
2 Chicago, S1.14d1.16; No. 2 Northwestern,
81 ,14H01 49, No. Milwaukee spring, SLIGO
i.ts. Rye-9O095c. Barey-S1 .2501.3O. Corn
Mixed Western, s51Ds0c. oats--Mixed West
ern, 67060c.
Provisions. S. Pork - New Mesa, Sl9.e7h0
20 90. Lard-l4Dil16s. Cheese--1Sa1l6c.
WooL.-Domestic Fleece, b2065c.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-19
CHICAGO.

LIVE SrooK.-Beeves Choice, S5.76lD6 25
good, s5.S605.65; medium, S4Tb0b.O0; butch
ers' stock, sS.7504TS; stock cattle, $3.50
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-19

SATURDAY, March 3.-Archbishop Nc
Oloskey, Of New York, has been appointed by
the Pope Cardinal of the American Catholic
Church -. BY the recent act of Congress the
rate of postage on mail matter of the third class
i'm which is included transient newspapers
and magazines, handbills and circulars, and
merehandise-is doubled, being now one cent
per ounce OF fraction thereof, which must be
fully prepaid to insure transportation in the
mails. The principal witness in the Beeeher
trial on the 11th was Mr.. Cowley, lawyer,
Of Lowell, Mass, who testified TO having been
at one time counsel for Mrs. Woodruff, and
that in 1871 he was introduced to Mr.. Tilton
at her house, and there heard them ayow
their sentiments regarding the marriage re-
lation. They also told witness OF the alleged
immoral doings of Mr.. Beeeher, Mrs. Tilton,
and other members Of Plymouth Church,
and how Mr., B. was to be coereed into pre-
siding at Mrs. WIS lecture. This witness
thought Mr.. Tflton and Mrs. Woodruff
eyinced great tenderness toward each other.
The National Independent Labor Reform
Convention, at Its session In Cleveland on the
18th, adopted a series Of resolutions, and
voted TO continue the present National Exec
utive Committee, giving them power TO add
to their and TO select sub. committee
of thirteen. The committee was instructed
! 70 issue an address TO the people Of the eoun-
try setting forth the ideas and platform OF the
party ard asking their cooperation aud votes
The comnlttee Is also TO decide upon the place
for holding the Presidential Nominating Con-
! vention. Gen. wingate, Of Missouri, addressed
the convention and several other speeches
were made, and letters were read from various
persons In different parts Of the country
expressing sympathy with the movement and
regretting their inability TO be present
Adjourned sine de-. Two colored wait
srs OF . Chicago restaurant went
, 1875-05-23
TOR SAIL "a. BARGAIN,

The Three-story and Base1nent Marb1e-
front House, No. 80 Twenty fifth ST., with
Brick Barn.. All modern improv emeuts.
Splendid location. Price very low: Terms
easy. Apply to @. Fl. & g. G. WALKER, 10
Chamber of Commerce. : =
, 1875-05-23
A Partner. Wanted,

With capital Of about &c o IN tho Wholesale Liquor
Bu4tness !xads well established. CAn produces gpod
sud profitable record o9 tnau One Th9 Sould t:ke N
, 1875-05-23

Tho advertiser has lazEs farm in Missouri aIso two
ranches IL HAusas, al pear zailroada AAs lArxe herd
herd of Poland China and BcrIshre Hogs He desires
to oEE.ze in r.isax Hoses anIes, Sheep; aso DaiaE
aa4 to take charge OF store Address STOCK RAISER
Tribuaa Office
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-18

ENrERPaIsi-We learn from one Of our
exchanges tht Winston. N. c.. increased
her population In the past two years eight
hundred, and t,ilt one hundred and fifty
houses. some 4 which were large ware
houses and MANUFACTURES. and that TWEEN
ty-five houses Ire nov being constructed
When we fad this item VT almost
wished our fotunes were cast In among
those go-aheadsort Of people. or that that
village would and us some OF their spirit
of enterprise. pi would impart to us the
secret Of disptling the terrible incubus OF
idleness and Sathy.
We are sure here Is no country offering
o induceuents to the home-seekei
than our ownbeautitul mountain home
and We can't Understand why 1t Is thai
our town veal such u wOe-begone expires
sion unless tits because of the lack o
public spirit aiong u citizens. M TIL
cultivation Ota spirit Of selhshness tha
spurns co-opeatiOn and concert Of action
without With ne people al hope t
prosper. T&ns and cities. are like bee
hives-the Drc of workers in u hive tn
more honey made. So, the more human
workers thahre actually and CONSTANT.
engaged at tork. the more the limits o
the towp aresxtended The number o
good. comfortable buildings increase, ar
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-18

the number of business houses increase,
and all work together like the little busy
bees In the hive, each one encouraging bis
ncighbor by precept and example TO labor
on until the goal of q competency Ia
reached, and all are happy and prosperous
We regret to see so much Of likeness Oh
our streets, Of young mcn and middle
aged. There is something for all to do.
II You can't get a position behind the
counter, 20 to the shops. Learn some USE
ful trade, young man, Stop going about
the streets smoking and chewing Tobacco
and into saloons, drinking, and 70 to some
kind Of business. Then you will have the
approval of a clear conscience, and the
goodwill OF our best citizens. But II you
will persist In your present course, you
will o forfeit the respect OF the respect
able, aud make n character for Incidence
and dissipation which will MS surely prove
your ruin, as you pursue the same old
well-beaten path of idleness, vice ana
crime, down to an ignominious grave.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-18

Last Friday was a beautiful day and II
ushered in a festive time at night at Mr.,
Green Brazelton's hospitable residence
near town. We had an especial invitation,
but circumstance, that "unspiritual god
and miscreator," made 1t impossible for Vi
to attend. But our heart was there and
Joined In their "revels, their sports, and
their wiles." We learn that five hundred
persons were prescnt-that every one was
happy-that dancing and all sorts of in
nOcent pastimes filed up the hours OF
night until the orient was ablaze with the
rays of "Old Sol" who rose earlier Than
his wont, rs IL to catch a glimpse of the
beauti Iul ladies and splendid gentlemen
Of the revelry on which pale Luna had so
long and s sweetly, softly smiled. And
such a table as was spread! We learn that
the vast assemblage, though equal to any
task of love and cenrtship, or pleasure,
could not make any appreciable diminu-
tion OF the good things in the way OF ed
ibles. just think of great boiled hams,
weighing forty pounds. and cooked by
Mrs. B. and her daughters! Such hams,
too, as Mr.. b. raises! Think of this and
say If you can that we are not deeply sor-
ry we were not there. Beyond ali ques-
ton it was the grandest supper, from all
accounts, that has been spread in old
Franklin since the war, and one who Is so
energetic as Mr. Brazelton ought to enjoy
himself a little over his honest gains.
DUN viUimus, viuamuS. 1t was elegant in
every respect, not a word or act to cause
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-18
From the 14th District.

AWAIT, Tenn, Feb. ~, "a.
Editor Home Journal:
Will you please give space in your pa
per for a short sketch from the 18th Dis
trict. Said district composes a territory
of a part of Loss Creek and Hurricane,
about ~ or 4 miles of your county, and
running to Elk river, it being our south
boundary line. 1t takes the cream of
Loss Creek and all of Hurricane Creek
from the Moore county line. Its voting
population is about 50. Its soil is good,
and cannot be beat in the county +; and the
occupants are farmers of tried ability, whe
challenge the county to beat them raising
corn, wheat. and pretty girls. We have a
,arge crop Of wheat growing, and exten-
sive arrangements for a corn crop. We
have a saw and grist mill about the center
of our district. Green Hill Academy near
the same; session commences LIST MOn1ay
In March, ard have procured the services
of one of Tennessee's best teachers-Prof
Taylor, late from Oak Hill. We have In
our district n Post-Ofiee, at Await
(called Mashbread,) two lively stores, two
blacksmith shops. n grocery, n ball
room, one cooper shop. two boarding
houses, one hotel, (hst meals at any hour.
two lawyers. M doctor, two magistrates
and the town full of Changers, and every
thing at Granger prices; and the best o.
all is, we live for what Is in sight, and !
you have any idle persons send them to u.
If they wish to engage in agricult ure. W.
think we can give them a certificate befor'
the summer passes. And no bridge hdu'
noe. Respectfully,
FRACTION.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-18
State of Tennessee Franklin Go.

C. b. Russey VS. Susan Blanchford ct ais.
Because 1t appears from the allegation
of the petition in CHS case, whirh Is sworn
m. that the defendant. Susan Bl~anchiOrd,
Ia n nonresident Of the State OF Tennes-
See. so that the ordinary process cannot be
served upon her.
1t is ordered that publication he made
in the Home Journal, a newspaper pub
lished in the town Of Winchester, Tenn.
for four consecutive weeks. commanding
the said Susan Blancii!ord to appear at
the next t rm OF the Circuit Court for
Franklin county, at the Courthouse there
Of in the town OF Winchester. on the 4th
Monday of March next, and make defense
to said petition. or the same will be taken
for confessed as TO her. and sot for hearing
expar,e. W. W. ESrlLT.
' Jan. - '75iw Sl.jQ Clerk.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-18

Well, last Sunday was a rather gloomy
day. The truth is, we have not had a
pleasant Sabbath, 50 far as weather Is con-
cerned, for about three months. This Is
very unpleasant management, from above,
to those who think there is no religion
outside of church walls. With us, how
ever Il is different. We consider it the
height of inidelity and ~wickedness to
complain against the laws of nature
Hence. on last Sunday, which was Valen-
tines Day, as well IN the Lords, we kept
close u. home. With us, every day Is the
Lords. But Sunday last was dark. We
complained not. but enjoyed the sunshine
that came from the eyes of loved ones, and
the warmth that our hOniely CRATE threw
out. But we thought, as usual, and we
though: To every man, there are many
many dirk h0urs-hOurs when he feels in
cllned to abandon his best enterprise
hours when his hearts dearest hopes up.
pear decisive; hours when he feels him
self unequal to life's burden, when oil MI
aspiratio,B seem worthless. But, anon " Z
thought u,at dark hours enter into TN
lives of us all. Man Is a mic'ocosm
These da.k hours make the .ouchstone II
Try Whether we are current coin or not
And so, We poked the fire, took up tn
'Origin q Christianity which our nobl
friend, W.B. Manuel, had loaned US. AM
we read, nd we thought, and we looke'
love to tn bright eyes OF u wife an
children, ari those eyes spoke In return
and then wefeIt Is ii we ought to be hap
by, for
The world vas made for Cesar. tits tru'
But then 'twts made for Titus too"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-18

A young gentlemen left Winchester not
loug since to try the world. He had to
part with his sweetheart, and parting was
pain. But he was equal to the occasion
for he had memorized some poetry, and
thus poured forth his feeling:
And now farewell! farewell! | dare not
lengthen
These sweet sad moments out to gaze on
thee
Is bliss indeed, yet it but seems to
strengthen
The love that now amounts to agony"
and away he went, leaving his lair n to
pine in sadness and In tears. But. she tells
us he has written to her, and she hardly
knows what to do about 1t.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-18
Goshen Grange.
Editor Home Journal

Editor Home Journal:
see in the Journal q request for infor-
nation from each and all Of the Oranges
In Franklin county. In compliance with
yeur request, l propose to give you a few
items with respect to the above Grange, Of
which Semi. Sells, ESQ.,. Is Worthy Master
and q worthy Master is he. Under bis
most excellent supervision this Grange Is
f~ourishing beyond the expectations Of Its
most sanguine friends. 1t o contains a
membership OF some sixty persons, male
and female, with constant accessiens to II
of the very best material. This Grange
has labored under great disadvantages
having no house suitable to hold its meet,
ings; but wisely, at its last meeting, 1t de-
termined at once to build a good house
and we hope to see it completed very
soon. aud from the interest manifested
feel sure we shall not be disappointed II
our expectations. This Is q live Grange
| am not sure that there is another Grang
in the county whose members are so con
slant in their attendance, and who mani
fest so much interest in all that pertain
to its workings. Here is found a unanim
ity of feeling and action-and the cemen
of brotherly love that betokens success /
all they undertake, for In union there
strength. The Grange means business
business that will foster the material In
~terests of the country by improvement |
agriculture and domestic economy. by a
honorable but incessant effort again:
~monopolics. and all species of inequalit
coming from whatever source it ma.
Yes Mr.. Editor. the day has come whe
tile people are rising en- masse to asset
\ their rights. They Ito not intend long'
to be led by politicians like sheep to tn
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-18
CUT THIS OUT.
IT Nav Save Your Life.

There is no person living but what suf-
fers more or lsss with Lung Disease,
Coughs, Colds or Consumption. yet some
would die rather than pay Is cents for II
bottle Of medicine that wOulh cure them,
DR.. A. Boschee's German Syrup has lately
been introduced in this country from Ger
many, and Its wOnderous cures %astOnishes
every one that try it. 1t you doubt what
we say in print, cut this out and take it to
your Druggist. NJ. Price, Decllerd, Tenn ,
and G. G.. Phillips, Winchester, Tenn.
and get a sample bottle for 10 cents and
try it, or a regular size for IS cents.
G. G.. GREEN, Woodbury.. N. Y.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-02-18
NONRESIDENT Notice.


yUwan 4 Co.. and Kinkadc. Handy 4 10
vs.. Ira q. Woods ct. ais.
Attachment BILL
Upon motion. and 1t appearing to tho
abstraction Of the Clerk X Master, from
he bill in the above cause, which Is sworn
that the defendants. Ira G. Woods and
Thomas sharp. are non-residents OF the
State of Tennessee, 80 that the ordinary
process of the law Gamma DC served upon
them. go.
1t is II therefore, ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks IN the
Home journal. published in Winchester
Tenn. requiring said non resident deien-
dants to appear on or before the 4th Mon
day in June next. before the Chancery
Court at Winchester, Franklin county
Tenn, and plead. answer or temur Il
complainants' bill. or the same Will be Ia
ken for confessed and set for hearing e,
. parte as to them Witness my hand q
office in Winchester. Tenn" this Feb:
1875. !. ii. FlNCH, u q IL.
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Fitzpatrick. Gregory 4 Davis, Solicitor
for cOmplainantS.