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Judge +. +. Parks has left the city with h,
intention OF making Kansas his future home
Few men haze been more prominently before
the people Of Aurora during the last quarter
OF a century thsn Judge Parks, and few have
ha NOR devoted friends and aihersnts. II,
has big. active brain. and a warm. senerou
heart, n mind peculiarly prompt, in hi.
best momen-s, 10 respond to any call. ",
visa him success 10 the new Geld nc has clio
sen.-A4r0ra Press.
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Compulsory matrimony has ceased to be a
startling episode hereabouts.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-10-25

LEAVENWURTH BEER at Short It jew
ellis for i've cents per glass. left
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The boys say that Alleys new coat is the
best lit in town.
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Miss Louise Caldwell has returned from an
In health, and greatly to the delight of her
many friends, who are giving her hearty
welcome.
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Road Notice,
STATE OF KANSAS. I
County of Sedgwick. !

STATE OF KANSAS.
County of Sedgwick.
Office Of County Clerk, Oct. 13, 1871
Notice is hereby given that on the I'd day Of
October, 1877, petition signed by Edward Phil
lips and twelve others, was prese nted to the
board of county commlss toner's of the county and
st ate aforesaid, praying for the location of eer
tain road, described as follows, viz:
Beginning at the state road near the southeast
corner of the southwest one quarter of the north
east one quarter of section eight (9, town. TWEEN
ty-seven, range one east, at point on the quar-
ter section line between the northeast and south
east quarters OF said section eight thence cast on
said quarter section line to ntersect the road run
ing north and south along the east line of said
section eight.
Whereupsn, said board OF county commission
ers appointed the following named persons, VIZ:
VIM. +. Lee, y. L. Lonsbury and IL. sherman,
view ers, with instructioni 20 meet, in con-
junction with the county surveyor ut the place of
beginning in Wichita township, on saturday, the
Sd day OF November, A. ID. lo17; and proceed to
view said road, and give to all parties hearing.
BY order of the
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
John Tucker, County Clerk 29-2
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Stages leave and arrive daily to and from ali
points in the south at the Richey House.
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Sheep For Sale.

l have 1G0 sheep for sale, in lots 10 suit pur-
ehasers. II you want good, sound, aceiinat-
cd sheep come aud see me.
15-t PINK FGUTs.
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LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING IN THE WICHITA POST OFFICE
Uncaed for October oath, 1877.
To obtain any OF these letters, the app-
cant must call 10 Advertised Letters" and
give the date OF this list.
Ii not called for within one month they will
be sent to the dead letter Office.
Letters are not advertised until they have
remained in the Office one week.
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M. Langan,

Manufacturer of mattresses, cots, lounges
wagon awnings end tents, and every descrip
ton Of bedding. Corner OF Emporia anc
Douglas Avenues. Upholstering and repair
ing specially 27-i3t
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Gard.

Gard.
We are now prepared to loan on demand
Money on five years time, on satisfactory
Real Estate Security, at ten per cent. interest
and reduced Nominal Commissions. in sums
sand dollars.
WIN. c. WooDMAN & Son,
First Arkansas Valley Bank wichita, Kan.
2S-3t
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ii. W. Levy, administrator Of the estate OF
James McCulloch, found the following lette.
among the effects of the estate. McCulloch
was the attorney Of BIZ. Ackers. Collins
bought herd of cattle from the latter, gave
chattel mortgage to secure the payment OF
nearly $4,000, payable in gold. The mort
gage is still on file in the recorders office, in
this county. Joel drove this herd out of the
county, and no doubt, to allay any fear that
Ackers might have IN obtaining his pay, in
the cattle to ST. Louis, where Ackers and Nc
CullOch followed, and found them. He agreed
to pay the amount due If they would so TO
Kansas City with him, where be claimed the
money was deposited. They accompan ed
him 10 that city, where they visited the thea
tire together Oh the evening OF their arrival,
where Collins gave them the slip, and it is
needless to say Ackers & Bennett never re-
ceved q dollar for their catt lie:
Saving Bank,
"wichita, Kansas,
Gentlemen
81 will have between
eighteen Il twenty thousand dollars at your
bank next week when you receive it, And
the first that you do receive, plaice to tile
credit OF c. c. Akers, thirteen - thousand
dollars, and charge, to my acct
''lIost Respectlly Yrs
81. w. COLLINS"
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FouND,-During the winter OF 1876, in Ea.
gle hall, after evening service of Presby terian
church. lady's wool Shawl. The owner can
procure same by paying for advertising. En-
Guire at Dunscomb's If
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Notice..

Parties having ordered Fruit Trees from
the Fort Scott Nursery Company will please
remember that their trees will be delivered
at Wichita, Kansas, Novembe ID and Sd, 1871.
No copntermands will be accepted after this
notice. ID. S. FREEMAN,
2S-it Agent
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The Old Settlers meeting adjourned, owing
to the inclemency Of the weather, until the
first Saturday il November, when they will
meet in Eagle hall. A large attendance is
looked Tor.
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MIR. Levi Lane, of Illinois township, few
days since, in attempting to hitch mp coll
had two OF his fingers caught in a half-hitch
in the harness, whereby they were torn of at
the first Joint
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New Termo OF Sale Of R. Lands.

New Termo OF Sale Of R. r. Lands.
The following new terms of sale for Railroad
Lands VIII be IN force from and AFTER July ad II.
No. l. Same as heretofore in use
NO. = Old terms No. 2 il discontinued and The
new terms will be on years time witt J.
OF principal and per cent. interest PAID
at time of purchase, The End payment will
be only interest att per cent. Thereafter
70 OF the princ f.ai and per cent m
terest on the rena inder will be paid annuSi-
~. On this terms of sale we discount-2O
per cent. from the appraised price.
No. The same as heretofore in use only will
discount 80 PER cent. from the appraised
price.
NO. 4 Cash sales for which we discount 81 !. per
cent.
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r, II Roys has moved his law and loan Of
fee to room in the Caldwell & Davidson
block on Main street, where he will BIO glad
to see his old friends. Mr. Bunnell will have
his Office with Mr. Rows
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
For Sal,

For Sale.
My Residence, on Market street, and two
improved Farms, one miles from Wichita,
and one miles from FL Paso. viii be sole
cheap for cash.
ct Wv. GRAHAM.
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our profoundest sympathy.
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Ten days ago several wheat fields in thi7
vicinity were affected ia spots by the chinch
bug The eight days rain and cloudy wes-
Their ending last Saturday night cooked the
& garmints completely, and wheat never
looked better.
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That fine vegetable, the caulifioser, SO deli.
cate as a food, and so difficult OF cultivation
seems to do extraordinarily well in this val
ley. Mr.. Grdenstein, who has been raising
1t for two or three years past, made US a
present OF head the other morning thar
measured three feet four inches in circun.
ference. IL was perfect, tender, and deli
eious and the largest we ever saw.
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Nobby, Nobby at Kohn g. Co.'S Hats just
| arrived. The very latest from New York.
Come and see them. We defy competition,
notwithstanding all the blowing that has been
done. For proof of the above call at NJ.
Kohn &c Co.'s, 2S-tf
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MONEY TO LOAN

ua lndw
a Arkansas,
dCc
dan bmtcm
go
invsme to budns
uf
LEVY
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County Attorney W. Z. Stanley added a
fne feather 20 his oratorieal cap, in mis- speech
70 the jury at Leayonworth in behalf of his
client. J. VI. Eldridse. Those who heard his
Muster appeal declare thst it was unexcep-
tionaly line, iall Of genuine feeling, and in
every way worthy OF his heart and head, and
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ETNA, Hartford Connecticut, Assets
PHOENIX of Brooklyn,
NokTH British 81 Mercantile, G.B. "
HOME, New York, 6
AMERICAN Central, st. Louis, Mo. I"
PHOENIX, Hartford Conn.,,
GERMAN-AMERIC New ork,
INSURANCE Co. of North Amer'a 6
FIREMAN's FUND, SanFrancisco
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EDITOR EAGLE: Say to the voters of
Sedgwick County that will be a candidate
for the Office OF Sheriff at the November
election. Further information viii be given
on the stump.
p. H. MASSEY.
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| NO. 4s1-South half of the northeast quarter
of section "a, township q range east,
containing so acres; miles southeast
of Wichita, bottom land. Price 1000.
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In pursuance o. q law passed last winter,
the county clerks Office has been supplied
with set OF standard weights and measures.
Business men and others attention is directed
to official notice elsewhere.
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The very latest styles of Ladies' Cloaks.
handsomely and elegantly made at N. Kohn
Il Co.'S. 2S-tf
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Kids, Kids, Kid Gloves. Fifty dozen pairs
worth sl.aa5 for Scots per pair at NJ. Kohn &
Co.'s. 2S-tf
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hereby announce myself as an indepen-
dent candidate for collector. All person:
knowing themselves indebted to me will please
call and pay.
2z-3t C. ii. GARRISON.
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Soaps $3.50 per box five bars for 25c soft
soap 10c per gallon at the soap factory.
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NO. 7Sl-Also 90 acres in Lincoln township s5
acres in cultivation, dwelling l6x20 with
cellar, kitchen SKID, plastered, hedge ON
sides, good well, 400 peach trees bear
ing, 1so forrest and cherry trees. Price
loo, 400 Of which can be had on years
time.
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The Service of Song" Al the NJ. Z. church
last Sabbath evening proved, in fact as in
name, success, and Was an occasion enjoyed
by large and appreciatve audience, who at
times joined the choir with the spirit and un-
h.r.l lls,,rr
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Notice to Farmers.

2. NJ. NaTrIsON VIII NtTtaIItr d
No. Z. Douglas Avenue,
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LEAyENWORTH BEER at Short & jew
ellis for five cents per glass. 19-tf
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Payt. Montgomery has been heard from.
He writes us hat il is boy, kicking the beam
at 81 pounds. Good enough, but II be had
staid in Wichita the young man would have
AT least went a dozen ounces better.
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Written for the Home journal,
HEN ANSWER.
by T. o. NIGEL ERQE.

Her breath, more sweet than Incense
laden breeze
That comes from Southern fields Of Cease
less bloom,
Blew gently DER my face; and oh! my
brain,
Ny soul were drunken made with its per-
iWme!
Her small and yielding waist was IN my
arm,
Her white and glowing check 'galnst mine
dlu rest,
And rs | gnzcd into 'vc-lit eyes,
A burning kiss upon her lips pressed!
Ny bosom hcaycd, ANA | could feel the
throb
In hers responsive beat! Then faster
grew
My pulse, 1t seemed rs though Ves"yla
beat
With llaminGs Iurid ran my body through.
Her heart and mine w4re onc-our souls
the same.
Aye! mutual was our love, and more pro-
found
Than oceans deepest depths; and strong
CT were
The t.e, than Ileay'ns that Us together
bound.
Above The mountain top the full-Orbgd
moon
In all her splendor shone, except when
hid
BY passing clouds, whose lcecy folds APP
pcircd
TO wish to hide Il rapture. katydid,
Her c'Gr-accusinG lay, in unison
With mates unnumbored, sang. The soft
south breeze,
Like heavily harps by seraphine at
tuned,
Made music sweet amidst the grand old
trees,
In whose deep shades my love and | re-
clincd
To all else lost. That night III ne'cr for
get
Though days, oh! many days have come
and gone,
That blissiul hour is is my mem'ry yet.
Atlast my trembling tongue gaveutt'rancc
low,
As closer still to mine drew her form,
And said, "Oh! maiden fair, wilt thou be
mine,
To shield, for aye, from grief, from woe,
from storm!
| felt the trcmor OF her hand in mine,
And lower sank her head upon my breast,
Then she, dear love. in nc'rr-gotten tones.
Replied: "PuN d0w@ yoT chin d"a @[pe
y0ur reSt!'
SEwANEE, Tenn, November, 1877.
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Sales
For November, 1877.

Bv virtue OF two orders Of sale to me di-
rectcd. by the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
of Franklin county, Tenn, in the case OF
NJ. NJ, Henderson ~ Co., vs. CLARENCE
Horne. | viii offer TOR sale 10 the highest
uidder. for CASH, ut the Courthouse oooi
In the town of Winchester. Tenn" on
Monday, November 10Th. lSH.
the following described holi,es hlid lOt''
LIST, The house and lot wiirrc salI Iiorne
now lives. lying in civil district SOL
Franklin county, Tenn. borndrd aS IoI-
lows: On the north by W j SLATER, south
10y john w Williams. and east ana west
by streets, and containing one acre. more
or less. Also, the undivided Interest that
said Horne has In the following described
lot. bounded rs follows. ami situated III
Winchester, Tenn On the southwest bA
" " Garner d ca, southeast Dy HulItl ~
Carr, aud northeast by Johnnie NcIronl,
situated in civil district No. OF Franklin
county, Tenn.
viii be sold as the property OF Clarence
Horne, to satisfy said orders OF sale.
This October 3Oth. 1871.
IL STEW ART, Sheriff.
nOyl-tds 90
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Spring Creek Matters.
Editor HCmc journal,

lsultOl llthiO oo'' '"A'J
If you will allow me a small space
in your kind and widely-circulated pa
per in which to present you with a few
crude thoughts from the l7th District,
be assured that you will have my best
wishes, and / will not be Needless in
feeling very grateful to you for yoar
valued favor. Hoping that you are a
vindicalor of local. as we'll as intrinsic
news, and not q recorder OF tcrse
thoughts to the neglect Of crude IDEAS,
| thus venture to write.
Well, as editors. as well as pursuers
of other business y~ocations, depend up
on the tiliers of the soil, to some eX-
tent, for the sustenance OF the physical
man., l hope you will all dispel every
Indication of Il moody appearance
which has been caused on account Of
the scarceness Of good wheat, when
tell YOU that the farmers in this Sec
ton seem to he inyigorated with new
life by the unusually large fields which
are sown, and arc yet being sown down
in wheat, which, i: rightly nonrisbed
with favorable seasons, will make blsL
cults as common with US us the corn
cake was with our great grandslres.
If this is not sufficient to eradicate ev-
cry depression which may be lettering
on your co%untenance. | hope there VIII
be nothing wanting to that effect when
I have rehearsed to you the vo!uptuous
epioyments which the farmers Of this
community are cheerluIly participating
in at the dinner-table. which is super
-luously supplied with all the assorted
dishes which may be produced from
cabbage, sweet potatoes, turnlps, TO-
matoes, and, last of all, but none the
less deprecated, is pork, which you
know includes spare-Iibs, b%ack-bones,
hogs head and souse, sausage. etc.
And. to cap the climax, The biscuit SO
exquisitely made by The ingenuity OF
the cook from the snowflake flour
manufactured from W. b. Glay's
FIGURING Mills. gives a relish to the
whole. And, Mr.. Editor, all these va
rious articles Of food, together with Il
good fat 'possum, is sufficient to make
II almost said you, Mr.. Editor any
one grow corpulent.
All the public schools of this district
have closed, with general satisfaction
10 all.
The vouno men of Spring Creek
School have organized a Polemlc 80
ciety. which is an excellent incentive
for tue development Of the mental lac
ulties, as it gives a new impetus 10
sound reasoning and valid argument
Their regular time of meeting Is on
Saturday nights, and, as it is a Tree
organization, they solicit all who WIZ
to attend, and leave it opt:onary with
all in participating in the subject Iof
discussion.
Pocpootfrllv Ii.
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FROM SALEM.

SALEM, Tenn, Nov. ~, 1877.
Editor Home journal:
Since my last to yonr valuable paper
everything has been unusually quiet.
No marriages to note this week, but
hope to have soon.
Some sickness in our community last
week, but mont fatal.
Hog cholera is prevailing in some por'
tions of our country. We understand that
they are dying rapidly down on the river.
At Il meeting last Friday night, at the
Hall, our County superintendent, IL. q.
Hampton. delivered an address ON the
subject of Institute work; after which lie
organized Il Teachers Institute ut this
place. Hon. ii. K. Moore was called to the
Chair, and Esq /. n Martin appointed
Secretary. Prot. j. W .Terrill delivered
Il short but very appropriate address on
Saturday
Messrs. j. S. Faris, &c. Mails and r,
%. Winford, left this morning for Nash
willie, to attend the Masonic Grand Lodge,
We presume. as delegates.
Very respectfully, q.
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Nonresident Notice.
Martha ii. Gross vs.. ID ). Gross ct ais.

Martha III. Gross vs.. ID ). Gross ct ais.
Upon motion. and it appearing to the
satisfaction OF the Clerk Il Master. fl ON
complainant's Bill in above cause, which
j. sworn to. that the deien iants, Gieor-e
Gross. \ L Pitman, Mary Pitman ard
Ann Gross, heirs ut law of Isaac Gross.
deed, are non-residents OF the State OF
Tennessee. so that the ordinary process ot
law cannot be served upon them
1t i therefore ordered that publication
be made Tor four successive weeks i'll the
Home journal, published IN Winchester,
Tenn. requiring said NONRESIDENT de-
PENDANTS To appear on or before the fourth
Monday nJanuary next. beforethe Cham
Gerry Court at Winchester. Franklin coun-
ty, Tennessee. and plead. answer or demur
to compartments bill. or the same ill be
taken forconie,scd and set tor lte%arinEcx
parte IL to them. Witness my hand. AT
office in Winchester, Tennessee. this
Oct. 18th, 1877.
TIL FINCH. c. u VI.
novl-iw A..
Davis II Martin. solicitors.
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FROM DECIEIsD.


DECHERD, TlNE., Nov. IL, 1877.
Editor Home Journal:
Since our last all is quiet about Dcch-
erd. Last Friday and Saturday were two
rough days, and brought wood, coal a1d
Overcoats into requisiti0n. The Their
mometer went down to u deg.
The citizens of Dec!lerd were somewhat
taken by surprise one day last week by
the arrival of two strangers in our midst.
One was Il detective officer and the other
was a citizen of Todd county, ~. They
were ION the hunt" OF II young man who
had been living in this vicinity since May
last, who went by the name Of Ellie OW-
ems, The detective said his right name
was Richard Mayo, and he was charged
with having committed Il foul murder up
ON the body OF Il young man named VII
liams, in Todd county, KY, about the first
of last March. lie left there very soon
after the murder, and made hi way into
this state, coming to this county some
time in May last. lie first obtained m
ployment from MIR. Blair, as a farm hand.
and for whom he worked about 3 months.
Giving perfect satisfaction. lie then
came to Decnerd, and was employed by
Mrs. Williams, where hc was at work at
the time of his arrest.
The detective had 10 use some strategy
in arresting the young man, as he had
tIparncd that he was desperate fellow. at
. the time Of arrest, Owens was working
about his wagon. The detective. whose
name Is Obey, lighted from his horse AT
the gate and walked TO where Owens was
ut work, spoke to him. and asked him his
name. Owens told him his name was FL
lie Owens. lie then asked him il he was
IN the employ ol li'c M'u"~ la"Y WHO
lived ticrc' owens lolu MN ne was. ~
the meantime owens h"u cc"S"o ms ""FN
to talk Win me stranger o't Soo'l tuFiln'
to COON WIN ms WoIh a|a'h. "'lt'' wv
detective, GeItih@ between nun an" 'Lt
barn, drew ms navy upoii nun ana 'oio
him he mlght consider il'n'Sel, ulI"'r "r-
rest, ana wanted ,'ihlto o"!t' t'"n. Wv
en- diu not seem dauhttu III ."c Ic's'' anu
talked very sh'iry' tel''"@ o'cS Ip'V VIC
had taken the advantage OF hiiLl' an" ''la'
iihad his old navy which was iyll- up IN
the barn, he would tahc n "Sp'I WIN
him Owens Wa brought |" i'G'lle'o' Sc
c;rciy hamdcuiieu' ana lew on thG . p. ~.
tram iOr hent'lchy' FROM t"t ur',tu,,r
and the other party we Iealn ina: nay"
is a desperate icllIW' iiaNihS Deel III Se'-
eral difficulties, III WticIi ieh'iicu QUO VI
two men, and shot and crippled Two or
three or morc-that he hlu beeh affeS'cu
and tried once or twice but managed III
some way to eSade punishment.
Rev. Mr.. CoppeUge. pastor OF inc Ire:-
hyterian Church at this place. preached ms
last sermon last sabbath evening, his
health not permitting him to perform his
duties az II minister any longer at the
present time. He will 90 to Ncwbern, n.
e.. and will carry the love and well wishes
of his congregation and friends.
Capt. VIC. farls' VINO Is d Say "'uoMcI
of our town, 1--WE wont say old and who
has been threatening for some time
to commit matrimony, geared himself up
in his very best on last saturday evening,
and made the impression upon the minds
of his good friends that he was going right
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Insolvency Notice.

Having suggested the insolvency oil tne
estate Of Louisa Henshaw, all persons IN,
dcbtcd To said estate are hereby notlheu
~ make immediate settlement. and thoSe
having claims against said estate must hie
the same. duly authenticated. with ,He
Clerk Of the County Court of FrahSiln
county within the time prescribed by iaw'
II. p. STEWART.
Oct. li-.m Administrator.
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NOTICE /!

As my son. George J.. Walmsley' mas
this day. October Stl,. 1877. resigned asmy
Agent. | do hereby accept his ~resi@natioI'
and all are notified that ! shall not hereai-
ter consider myself bound by any OF MS
transactions. T.. WALMoLEl'
Winchester. Tenn. Oct. 5, 1877.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-11-15

Our tello w-townsman, John f.
Vaughan. has been successful this year
in raising Irish potatoes. He planted
one barrel Of "Bruce Red and this
one barrel produced tweaty'sir barrels,
besides a large quantity some one got
Of nights when John was asleep. Each
barrel will average three bushels.