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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-03-01
Attachment Notice.

d L. Francis ex'r ol Benz. Elliott. deed.
vs.. ID. Z. Rice.
In this cause it appearing. by affidavit.
that the defendant. ID. G. Rice. i.
Justly Indebted to the plaintiff. and is non
re'iu.hi oi the State. 80 that the ordinary
process OF law cannot he served nm lin
and an Original Attachment having hrri.
levied ON his property. Ii is therefore or.
,lercd that publication be made i'm ria,
Home Journal. Il newspaper published in,
the town OF Winchester. Tor four success
i've weeSs. commanding the said delen.
to appear before me. or some Other
Justice Of the Peare. at my office.
~ the lst civil district Of said county. OF,
The 9th OF March, Isl. and make tie
Tense to sail suit against him. or it will b,
proceeded with expartc.
n. K. MARTIN, J. p.
Jan. 81. lS77-Iw
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Nonresident Notice.
Wv. Beaslcy ct ais vs.. Judith /. Giles,
pie TT ais.

Wv. Beaslcy ct ais vs.. judith i. Giles
pie TT ais.
injunction and Attachment BILL
Upon motion. and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Clrrk 4 Master, from
complainant's dill in ranSr. Wilirh
j. sWoin to, that defendant James W
Gillespie is Il NONRESIDENT OF the
State of Tennessee. 80 THAT the ordinary
prOrc~> Of law cannot be- served upon him.
1t is therefore orIrrcd that publication
be made tor tour successive weeks in thL
Home journal, published in Winrheeter.
Tenn. requiring said nonresident drtcnd-
ant 80 appear on or before the ith Mon
day in June next, before the ClIanrcry
Court ut Winchester, rankin county.
Tenn. and plead, answer or 1rmnr to
compartments bill. or the same will 6r la
ken iuI confessed and set for hearing cX
partr aS to lin.
Witness my hand, at office in WincIeS-
ter. Tenn. this February 18th. 1877
L. II. FINCH, G.. q NJ.
fch22-4w AZ
Fitzpatrick & Gregory and j. r. Beas-
ley, Solicitors.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-03-01

EB' Ii You want to subsrllm Tor
~, one or more Of the following pnh-
,iculiuns, rem member that they rInI'
NIln the II ,mc Jourmal. and yUu can
save money and have Our guarantee
that YOU wall riIurr get them. or youI
mpnev viii be reunited
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From the Macon (Ga.j Daily Citizcn.l

lFTOIH IHt NICON IGH.J Duly NIIlHrN.I
pANFORrm's SANATIvE DENTKItICE.-
This preparation TO-. tnc IT,, til is viii. ut :;
peer. 1t fully comes up TO all that is sta
ted OF 1t. and i undoubtedly the great lr-
siIrratum which has so luugtni so n
IDENTIFY been searched for by Ihc,Iental . ~
fr"sion. namely y concentrated sOIutl u
"fCa~tIlc Soap combined with the be-
vegetable a-trin2cnt. Tree from acids; all
the roinpoini parts oi wiiiriI are ui the
most beneficial and brauriiyIn. to the
teeth. This exquisite DrnIrIiirc cannot
iall to Please ali who Use 4; tooth wash
Try it.
For sale BY J NJ. Hutcl!ins. Winchester
Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-03-01
Tnlil.

The rrvrnur rIIlrrturS ale la ih9 Il
,nri time ai.h the Illicit diollll'rs III
n .lh Car,,iua an Georgia. U ,
troops have nern called u the aos'H'-
amee nl the revenue others AMI Sill
they can't manage the diStil'rrS' III"
Mnrirccsboro News sugg SITS that II
III, government would appoint collect
or, from the residents Of the districts
~in,rca,l of sending collectors Ir''"
Maine aud Vrrm mt, there won'd be
little trou lie in managing these d'S'lI
lcrS,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-03-01
LOOK AT THIS!

wish to dispose of my stock of goods.
ana am prepared to offer bargains.
nave 100000 brick OF good quality. and
hbo''t l.OOO bushels fresh lime. and some
yra, estate IN town and country. to dispose
OF on favorable terms.
an persons o" lng me will please come
pwar1, ana make satisfactory arrange
w,. SAMUEL SMITH.
winchester, Tenn, Feb. 9th, 1877.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-03-01
SANDALWO0D

Possesses II much greater pc yer IN rcStor-
Ing to Il hcaltUt StatclI TIE mIctIS membrane
OF ClIr urrtlira than citurr Cubcb> or Co.
paiha. IL never produces sickness, Is Ger
tain and speedy ~ it, action. 1t Is last
SllprrSrding ry'rr other remedy. sixty
capsules cure in six ct eight days. NO
other medicine ran Ito tliS.
owing to It's great SllcrcS$ many SllbSii-
tut.S nave been advertised. such AS PlSt'S.
MiXtLrcs, Pills. BiIsll~, ETC.. all OF which
have Seen abandoned.
t8"DurIas Dick ~ Co.'s soft Capsules
containing Oil of SanGalw"od. sold ut all
Drug stores. ASK tor Circular. or send to
81 ~ 81 Wooster Street, New York. Tor
one. [Sept7-Gm
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-03-01

ARKANSAS AND TEXAS.-To those from
the southeastern States. who purpose >lS-
iting or rmi.raring to the Great States ct
.Arkan,l> AMI TrX,S: It. wOulI he to their
advantage to see. or communicate Wltl'
b. f. Nrvill. Passenger Agent. Memphis
and Little Rock Railway, Chattanooga.
TrGn.. wnO will chrrrIully answer all
questions, aud give all information touch
ing routes, rates and connections. Is" sure
YOU are property informed before purrlla-
SIM YOUR tickets. LUcll2-ly
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-03-01

1t is reported that Senator Morton
sent II telegram cnnvcl ing the first dr
cislve new, to Returning Board Hayes
in the following words:
"Cnmni~oion refuses 20 receive te"'
timony. You alc elected
Another rep"r, attributes TO Mot
toms private secretary the following
Commission refuses to receive eri-
deuce. IIurrah !. HAYES is President
"Thus,' says the New York Sun
.'l,otIl these eminent mrm'mrs OF th'
party of fraud proclaim Their "on>'c-
ton that the proceedings OF Their parry
amt the election Of the F~raudulrn
President could not stand the test "
AN nvesti.ntiun."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-03-01
lacksmithing
AND REPAIRING.
Andrew Knapper,

In the shop formerly occupied by A.
rasSnaclit. on High street. Winchester.
rem" Is prepared to do all manner OF
'lacksmitl'iny and Repairing OF Machi-
lery' Flows made or pointed and horses
promptly. and perfect satisfaction
Suaranterd. Eighteen years experience
dee7-Iy '''
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-03-01

Gov. Porter signed the resolution
adopted by the Legislature poslponing
Tor the present the payment o: interest
on State bonds, those held by educa-
'''nal institutions excepted. The edu
cn'ionai institutions in the State own
s7s9. 900 Of State bonds.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-03-01

Four parties, named Holt, were ar
rested in Nashville a few days since
ln y. s. NJ rShai Whrar. ON dispatches
tram Chattanooga and Atlanta. char4
ing them with havinl participated in
the murder Of Lieut.. Mcintyre, in
n ,rllern Geur.ia recently, while the
latter was at the head ola force "t lev
eune oilers who went to break NJ
wildcat distIllcrirs.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-03-01
State Expenses.

The mcssagc. ol Gov. Porter to the
LEGISLATURE sells forth The following rs
innate Of the expenses OF 'he o'a'e
Govcrnm MT for tIr next two wears
TIn. i,,sl, of the estimates rs furnished
fac tLe Governor are aS follows:
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-03-01

The Electoral TRIBUNAL shut nut all
evidence OF u lrau lul.nl State election.
~ the face Of the desire of the people
OF Il State tor such evidence to he on
siIrrc,l, aud declared tina; the people
voted II way when they voted di-
rectly the contrary way.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-03-01

The Tennessee Legislature has pass
ed n hill ahoIishiug the 10 per rrn'
law This vas well enough. Bui tl"
till makes it usury to charge more
than 6 per cent, aud prrs"rln"s ~ a
penalty for uSnly nearl> every pnn'sl
men, known to tit" law, except hang
ing. 1t declares dull, void and in"Om
pr,rnt AS evidence in Courts all notes,
deeds, ITO tgagrS or other written "bli
CATIONS rXrrulrt in pursuance ol the
usurinus contract. The amount Of
u,uiy paid NAV he recovered, II" dc
cree 10 hear Il greater rate than u FER
cent. II any cUrp0 alton, banking or
other association shall violate this ar,
by taking gr,a alter interest, the SAM"
with It's President, Cashier and Direc
tors shall be- held individually aud sev-
orally liahir To refund the same, aud he
held guilty OF high misiemcanor, he
R%uhjcct 10 prosecution, prcSrn,hcnt or
Indictment, and upon c0nvlrtIon he
finrd not less than five hundred dollars
nor more than $4,000 Ia Ne fixed hl
the jnrv. Every Pres, ent Director,
cashier, teller, clerk or nArat of an,
bank or chartered association sh"
shall receive or charge II grea'rr rate
than herein provided shall he guilty OF
high mIslemeanor, subject to ln'lict-
ment, and I've fnGd not less than 500
by the jury. Whoever shall contract,
give or receive \ greater rate than &
per cent, or sci! or buy promissory
notes or stIrer negotiable instrument at
"a greater discount, being guilty 81:
usury, shall he subject to a fine Of not
less than 800 nor more than $3.50.
Grand Jurie. shalt have inIui-ilorral
pO~ers the sAyie 10 ia unlawful giving
Tn. Act il to take fleet June LIST.
Now, We believe ia u conventional
rate OF interest, of course. But il II
not strange that GU, Legislators ran"ot
see that it is impossible for them to
make " capitalist loan his money for n
certain yer cent. The fact is, they do
well 10 fix ) or pet cent. n. Y legal
rate Of interest IN the absence of . ROM
tract. But, ~ the Home journal has
alwnys commended, y msn's soney is
his property just AS much ~ his cor,
wheat or bacon, and when the law
makers say that be shall not contract
TO let his money out ut ~hstcver rate
OF interest agreed upon b"t~ him
and the borrower, they sim ~ interfere
in business matters that do not concern
them. They might a. we'll saw . farm
Ell should charge only go u.uch for his
corn or bacon, Or merchant vi much
for his goods. or a mechanic ~ much
for his labor. The truth il: Mone,
ought Ia command q rate of in,cres, sc
cording to demand and supply, aud all
usury laws ought to lie wiped out as
relics Of a dark age. The hill in ques.
ton will have the effect to drive cspi-
tai out OF Tennessee All the lrgi-la-
ton in the world csnnut make a wan
loan his money for o per cent when he
can get 8. And the er will have
now to pa, than ever, because
the lender will charge more for the risk
\ he runs in violating q foolish lava
deai-letter on our Statutes.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-03-01

The dog law has been pronounced
unconstitutional by the Supreme Cour,
Of Tennessee. A bill has been intro
duced in the Legislature to refund all
money collected under that law.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-03-01
BARBERlNG,

+. a. STARkEf. with an experience
OF tW"nty-thrcr years in his trade. invites
the custom OF all who van to be shu, cd.
or to have their hair emf or
dressed in neat style at prices to suit tie
az Hair or whiskers dyed neatly and
we'll.
~ special contracts made with all
who wish to shave by the month.
- No credit. +. A. STARkEY.
OctS Winchester. Tenn
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-03-01

Mules fell from 500 to S25 pei
ilraI in n " Oriyan.. h., "n S,Iur-
day. Feb 10, oSing 10 the ice s'"n -
the Electoral Commission. Planters
anticipate trouble in l. misiana. and ar
afraid to purchase stock for the C IN
ing srasun.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-03-01

A bill has been introduced IN the
Legislature ~ Mr.. Madd *, of Shelby,
to protect tie people Of Tennessee
agrin.t the cmpmicsm and imposition
at the hands o. riiarlatans in tie prac-
nee Of medicine, and prohibiting the
practice of me Iicinc by persons with
out proper crrlIliralos OF qualification.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-03-01

The road to tie Uuilcl States Sen
ate seems Of late, to lead through the
]puIernatoriul chair. Among the Sen
a,ors to come in on the 4Lh OF Marc''
are rx.Gnv. Morgan, of Alabama; ex-
Gov Garland, of Ark nsas; Q X.G"E'
Klrkwool, orIowa; * Gov. Lon@ers,
ol Nebraska; rX-Goy Grover. oI Ore
gon, ex-Gov. Coke, Of Texas; nn'l
rx Cav. I>ham g. Harris. Of Ten
nCsSGr.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-03-01
Notice,

Inc firm of Smith d Carr having dis
solved. all persons indebted to them mrst
ome orward and make payment to citncr
SAuUEI sIiTU
ii. T..CARR.
winchester, Tenn. Feb. 9Th. 1877. rat
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-03-01

The eight Republicans who acted on
the Electoral Commission have cffec
tually disgraced themselves in the eyes
Of all honest people.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-03-01
Hayes, the Pretend l..

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NOTICE!

My son. Geo. l.. NAlmsley. il my duly
authorized agent lor the Transaction Of all
College UusIncSs.
Mrs. +. WALMsLEY.
Treas. Mary Sharp College.
August 10th. lo16-ly
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-03-01

Returning Board Hayes is the title
by which our fraudulent President will
be know forever.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-03-01

Hayes 'isss.s.. after Inauguration :
n. p. Hayes f''Saen, per Bradley"
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JOHN SIM MONS,
Attorney at Law,
WiurhnsInI. rrnn.
WinCheStCr. TNnn.

viii practice in the COurtso f Franklin
and adjoining countries. and in the Su-
prrmr and Federal Courts at Nashville.
Prompt attention given TO the collection
ofclaims. ITeb5-I4-ly.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-03-01

Cod Was quoted n New York Mon
dry nj l05 Tennessee bonds, i2s for
Old, and AZ! Tor new
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NEkMy.k iim FooTs Cheap cd
CVhNHvOh- ton. D vols. Ia I. neatly
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Tia smiled playely.

lie smiled glaVely.
Don't, please, Edith" said he,
thinking that she was referring
slyly to his own occupation. "Tell
me where you are staying. You
know you are not doing house
work"
"Indeed / am, Allan" she said,
looking up. 81 am in sooer earnest.
| have been doing housework there
for the past three weeks, and re-
ceiving three dollars per week"
Allan looked down into the love-
~ face with look of unntterable
surprise and astonishment.
"Why, Edith Howard {" he ex-
claimed at last. "What in the
world do you mean! What are
you doing homework for Z"
"Oh, for the fun of it; and to
keep in practice, too, you know"
Edith, | cannot account for this
strange within. thought l heard
n young lady that very much re-
senhled you, saying that she would
not work"
"Well, circumstances alter cases."
replied Edith, composedly. 81
thought l had better tit myself for
the position | Intended to hold"
"What position do you intend to
hold z"
No answer
Tell me what your position in
life is to he, won't you r.
Still no answer.
lie took her face between his
hands aud compelled her to look
up at him.
Edith, my darling" said he in
low tone, and looking straight into
her eyes, "are you going to he
mine after all Is this the station
you are preparing yourself to hold Z
Is this possible, Edith Speak to
me one word, yes, or !" he ex-
claimed, passionately.
Soft and low as summer brcezes
came the words:
"Yes, Allan, yours forever; your
helper while life is granted US. l
received your letter releasing me,
and then = not till then - did j
know how much ] loved you, and !
determined to make myself worthy
of you. Have | succeeded p
The remainder of the CONVERSE
toin-well if you wish to know
what it was you will have to ask
the lake, or the moss-covered log
upon which they lat. The next
day Edith announced her intention
of going home, and she went, in
one short week.
When she reached home she went
directly to her father, and told him
what she had done, and asked his
consent to their union. He gave
it freely, aud the next week there
was grand wedding at Mr.. How
ards house, and Edith became
Mrs. Allan Day. That evening
after they were married, as they all
surrounded the pallor table, Edith |
related to the astonished group her
little adventure in detail
The next day, Allan took his |
bride to his own home, and a neat
and practical little woman she |
proved to I've. Her first visit was
to Mr.. Lynn's residence, and great
was the surprise of the family when
they heard the story from Edith's
own lips.
Bona was a frequent visitor at
Edith's home. and in time became
the wife of Editll's brother, An
drew Howard. Edith lived very
happily, and they were not always
poor, for industry and frugality
gained them wealth. Now they
have a large, extensive farm, well
stocked, and a delightful city resi-
dence.
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