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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-03-20

THE salmon have commenced run
pilg up the Columbia river fully one
month earlier than usual.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-03-20
Delinquent Sale.

"ILLIAN PENN MINING COMPANY.
w Loess1on VI principal place Of busi-
Esss, San francisco. Cslifornia; location Of
sofx, Devils Gate Distriet, Lyon county, Ne
yscA,-sotaee-Thsre L. delinquent upon the
following described stock. on account Of ~
ssssmeDt mo. q levied On the Thirtieth day
Of January, LITE. the several amounts set
oppo<ite the names Of the respective share
holders a. follows:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-03-20
sHERIFF's GALE.

DY VIRTUE OF EXECUTIONS Issued
u out Of the Justices Court Of silver City
Township. County Of Lyon. State Of Nevada.
kad b Ise directed and delivered. for Judg-
lnersS rendered In said Court on the Esd day
Of February. A. d. 1878. In favor Of the STATE
Of Nevada, plaintiff, and against the follow
ing named defendants and the real estate and
improvements hereinafter described, to- wit:
Interest Of said mining company In and 70
Combins tion Hosting works owned BY said
Amazon Gold and Silver Mining Company
and the Glasgow Gold and Silver Mining
Company. situated on Becker Hili. about one
mile southwest OF the town OF Silver City,
LyJn County. Nevada. Tax. delinquency and
costs. &57 Z2sS.
Interest OF aid mining company In and 70
Combustion HciStinR works owned by aid
Glasgow Gold and Silver Mining Company
and the Amazon Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany. situated on Becker Hill. shout one mile
south west Of the town Of silver City. Lyon
County Nevada. Tax. delinquency and costs
ts2 y2iS.
Notice IL hereby given. shst on the eth day
Of April. A. d 1875. between the hour Of
3 O'Clock A y. and O'Clock =. NJ. namely. q
IL O'Clock =. Of said day. will sell all the
night. title and interest OF the shove
named defendants, for the amount
Of tax, delinquency and costs
upon the above described property, ct the
Court House door, In Dayton. Lyon County.
Nevada, at public auction. for cash In hand.
TO the highest bidder who will take the lease
portion Of said property and pay the amount
OF said tax. delinquency and costs, to satisfy
X. A. COOKE,
Sheriff Of Lyon County. New.
Dayton, New, March 4th. 1878.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-03-20

THE latest production Of Julia A.
Moore, "the Sweet Singer of Nichi-
gam" 10 u baby.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-03-20
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween CLARK Cleaver and Ktmber Clesver Is
hereby dissolved by mutual consent, CLARK
Clesver e make oil collections and pay all
debts Of the company.
CLARK CLEANER,
KINDER CLEAvEB.
FebIuary 2lst. l0Je. :.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-03-20

HAVING LATELY AIDED AND EElk6
III xii an -rcetyr. Ut Eev yvrss VI TIT
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-03-20

And In accordance with law. and an order
Of the Board OF Directors, made on the Thir.
tieth day OF January. 1913, 10 many shares Of
will be sold ct public auction, 1t the sales
room Of Maurice Dore / Co., No. 40 Pine
street, "a. Francisco. on MONDAY, tho First
day Of April. 1878. Ct the hour Of II O'Clock
y. 10 pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, togsthsr with cosss o. advertising
and expenses Of the sale.
+. B. WIN0ARD, Becretary.
OyyICE-No. 328 Montgomery street ian
Francisco, California.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-03-20
LATEST NOVELTIES

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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-31
To the Voters of Franklin
County.

regret that came into the Congress.
Sional contest too late to canvass your
county; but the advanced ground orru-
pied by me on the leading National Qurs-
tions commcnds me to your favorable
consideration.
The intelligence OF the country has adj
vanced beyond the financial restrictions
| In the Constitution. and also the financial
| planks In the platforms Of the two Old par
ties, and they must yield to inevitable
facts.
No people can create n paper. and no
party can makca platform, to last for all
time to come. They must yield to ine> tia
bic development, and shape their course
to meet the necessities OF the people, or
they must retire and give place to higher
intelligence.
No Intelligent people were ever before
reduced to such financial distress as the
American people are now, and it all emf
mated from party domination Tor party
purposes.
Let us think tor ourselves. Cut loose
from all dormant party ties and strike Tor
the interest OF the whole people.
Our wives, children and sweethcarts de-
mand our services. and, like gallant
knights, they should be cheeriully and
successfully given.
There is hut one remedy. and that is =
steady, positive and absolute National
Gil cnlation OF legal tender grcenhacks by
which the bonded Indebtedness OF the
Cove nment may he retired, the interest
stopped, high protective duties reduced.
and the people relieved from the enor-
nous taxation of two great staples
The people are the government, and
they have only to command, and IT, must
be done. Necessity Ia a great motive
power and the tine has passed when men
can ride into power upon National honor,
party prejudice and clocutiOn. over the
cries OF women and children tor bread.
We have relied upon the old parties tor
relief, and tuey have deceived US as often
as We have trusted them. Wenow invite
them to stand out of the way, and we will
attend to our own business.
More than hall of the members vt the
last Congress have been and will be re-
tired. and propose to aud Gen. Br ght to
the list upon the ground of niaSterly in
activity. Respectfully.
L, C., ISBELL,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-31


Next Tuesday will be election day
and the Home Journal would urge ev
CIV voter to como AMI express himsci
at tho ballo'>hox. Especially do w
urge every Democrat to stand br the
principles Of the party, and not be ca
iolcd by outside issues. The truth IL
there are only two psrties-Denocrat
ie aud Republican. There is ban.
ling, q COZ disant greenback party, bu
il posses no virtue not found in the
Democratic party, and the members o
it can find the relief they clanor for II
the success of the Democratic part,
The Democrats; party is a Nations
Gresnback party. and its candidate f"I
Governor. the brilliant and noble A. ,
Marks. is IL National Greenhack man
Let US oil work nobly for him. Ih'
race is simply between Marks and IN
Radical candidate for Governor. III
sure to vote for no waa who is not
National Greenback candidate iiE'
Judge Marks snd Hon. Jno. N. Bright
and all will be we'll.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-31
NONRESIDENT Notice.
Edward Morris ct. al. vs.. Frank Morris
and others.

Edward Morris ct. al. vs.. Frank Morris
and others.
Upon motion, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Clerk 4 Master. ii ON
romplainantS Bill in above cause, which
is sworn to, that the dclrn lant,. Bald
win Lee and wife Mary ce. \. q. Mann
and wife susan Mann. " i'll Lee. William
Edward Lee, l., Ann Lee, Sarah Wallace
and her husband, - Wallace, Susan
Jane Mexican and her husband, -
Mexican. are non-rr~ilcntS of the State OF
Tennessee, So that the ordinary process OF
law cannot he served upon them.
II Is therefor, ordered that publication
he made tor four successive weeks in the
Home Journal published IN Winchester
Tenn. requiring said NONRESIDENT de.
PENDANTS to appear on or before the iOWrtl
Monday inJanUar( nest before thtt hau
Gerry Court AT Winchester. Ermklmcuuu
~, Irnmc>'"c.and plral.an>wcr ordcmu
10 compartments dill. or the same " i'll b'
taken torronIrN>cda and set tor hearing rl
p"rtc rs to them. Witness my hand, Il
office in Winchester. Tennessee, thi
October 81. lS1o
tn. FINCH. G. d VI,
octlOiw a.,
Fitzpatrick q Gregory and Simmons u
fUrti-. Noliritor, for compIainuntS
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-31
Non Resident Notice.
July. 1874

samuel Smith. Trustee. &C., w. C.. W.
,iorkrr>mith and others.
Upon motion and it appearing to the
satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master from
compliments hill in above cause. " ich
Is ;sxorn To, that the defendants. & VI
Hocker,mith and wife Elizabeth liuckrr-
smith. Thomas J Darw and Say less Oar
win. are n0nrr>idrntS OF the State OF
Tennessee. 80 that the ordinary process OF
law cannot br served upon them.
1t il therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in III,
Home journal, pubiiahrd in Winchester
Tenn. requiring the sad nonresident tie
fcndants % appear on or before the fourth
Monday in January next, before the Chan
Gerry Court at Winchester. Franklin Coun-
ty. Tenn. and plead, answer or demur tC
complainants bill, or the same shall u,
taken for con tcssrd and set for hearing ca
parte AS to them.
Witness my hand, ut Office in Winches
ter, Tenn, this Oct. 2lst. rs
/. Il. FINCH. C.& NJ.
oct2t-iw 30
Simmons & Curtis. Solicitors.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-31
Last Wednesday night, at the Court

Last ednesday night, at the Court
house, Col. P. c. Iohell, Greenback
candidate for Congress in This district
made q spgsch to to!erabli-sizef
crowd. We did not hear all Of his ef
fort. but what we did kear was diseon
ncctCd lie did not advance any idea
or propose any plan thai was the leas
vapced and done by Hon. Jno NJ
Bright. Now, Col. Isbell Is. from all
we know, very clever, worthy gen.
tlcman, and if he were in Congress We
believe he would do the hest Le could,
and, perhaps, do good deal, But
when he said il he would not do more
in two years that Gen. Bright had .onr
ia eight years, he would TIC willing to
come home and let some negro whip
him, We felt like smiling a sardonic
smile, because the penalty he proposed
for himself in ease Of failure was IN
had taste, and the cgotism OF the re-.
mark was in equally bad taste. AS
sertions als easily made, and in this
case we suppose Col. Is5rl would br
his own judge. But the people who
elect men to office have said bv their
votes that Gen, Bright has done well
Col. Ishel! says he has done nothing.
Now, if Gen. Bright should be elected
next Tuesday we must accept the dcci
sion rs rebuttsr, if not rehukc, OF
what Col, Isbell asserted-tI,at Gen
Bright has done nothing in Congress,
If he has not, VIC tell you there are
thousands Of bis constituents who have
been hoodwinked nv him, and will lie
blind enough to cast their votes Tor
him next Tuesday. And we wish Col
Is ell would withdraw from the race
in time to save himself the chagrin he
will certainly feel NJ the result, for. we
sincerely believe the result will be
tan,amount to the majority OF the pto.
pile denying Col Isbell's assertion, Be
sides, We cannot see that Col. lsheil is
better Grecnbacker than Gen. Bright.
We have surely been dszed by the elo.
quence of Gen. Bright, and have mis- .
unprecedented the meaning and spirit 81
the English language If Gen. Bright is
not, as Nou may say, one Of thu fathers
OF the Greenhsck doctrine, and # lie
has not done more than almost any
lsan you can name to bring about all
the essential requirements Of the Na~
tional Greenback party. And we are
equally dumbfouuded, and unable to
see why Col. Ishcll should cut loose
from the only party-the Democratic
which offers hope for the Green
hack party to succeed. Bat these are
Kaleidoscope times. While We claim
the right to think for ourself in all
matters, political, social and religious,
the same spirit induces US to be as lib
essl toward others. for no man 10 in~
fallibie. Take him as man, from his
repute, we would have no objection to
COL Ishel az a member Of Congress
Bot as a politician, we believe we shall
choose the ByigA side.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-31
NONRESIDENT n Office.
F. VI. Darwin and others VS.. j VI. Oar
win and Others.

/ r. VI. Darwin and others VS.. j VI. par
! win and Others.
! Cpon motion, and it appearing to the
| satisCactiou ofthc CLERK * Master. from
rompIainant's Injunction Bill ~ above
cuuS,.. which j. sworn tn. that the dcicnd-
ont.. George HOckcrSmith aud wife Eliza
beth lIockrr>milll. !. j. Darwin and Bay
less Darwin. a.c nnn-rc>idrnts oi til >
State of Tennessee. ~ that the ordinary
process OF law cannot he served upon
them.
IL is therefore ordered that publication
be- made for four consecutive weeks in the
Ito ne Journal. published in Winchester,
Tenn, requiring said non resident defcn-
dants toappcir an or before the It'll Mon.
day in January next. before the Chahcerl
Court at Winchester. franklin county
Tenn. and plead. answer or demur e
complainants' bill ~ the same will be Ia
ken tor confessed and set for hearing eN
parte ~ TO them. Witness my hand. al
office in Winchester. renn.. this August
80 1873. L. II. FlNCH.C & NJ.
septj-iw ~
j. N. Pearson and Fitzpatrick & Greg
DRY. Solicitors.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-31

A very clev young gentleman OF
our acquaintance wants US 10 "lourh
up some verses lie has written. aud
then publish them in the Home J"ur>
nal. They are addressed to ayoung
lady who is 3 student in Ninchrs-
ter, Tenn. He tells us lie loves
her, but lha. the tense rules Of tue re
nowned classical institution preclude
any hope of his talking to her, "m"ulh
to mouth, lip to lip, and ear to ear.
Hence, he has "never told his love,
DC, and would have the Home Jour
nal. "vilhout money aud without
price, lhazon to her thu fact ahou,
the love that dwells go deep in his
"shut and silent heart, that ii kuu VS.
No despsir--that he is going to ror
ship her al n distance, and Worship
her in his silent nsdltations, and wor-
ship her at church, no doubt, instead
Of worshipping his God. If he should
meet her upon the street he is going
to let his eyes (they are biue-Hcaven.
l;ke) reveal hi. tender passion, and
hopes she will not punish him by the
sientncss of hers, &C., DC But We
have said ouough already to justify MS
in charging several dollars. A doctor
or LAWYER of much renown would not
write as much az we have this gloomy,
ralny Sunda, and charge very small
sum. If it we're not that the subject IS
love we would not lie. it enter into our
Sunday thoughts, much less write 30
much about it, But what We want to
say is: We intend to charge hereafter
regular advertising rates for all poems
of a tender nature, addressed 10 sweet.
hearts. We would do So in this in
stance, hat we know our friend would
not pay US because he believes his
verses are so iaultlsss in rhythm and
sentiment that all our subscribers
would he delighted with them. Ten
to one he thinks We ought to pay him
for them. So We wonld If all oar subs
scrirers ~ere girls and all in love with
him. or thought him in love with them.
for it matters little with girls whether
they love the bnvs or the hoys love
them, 80 far a. fun is concerned. But
the young lady in question does not
take the Home Journal, neither does
our friend. He would have to my u
copy aud send it 10 her through the
post office. And there is not u single
subscriber TO the Home journal who
cares one farthing about his love for
this fair STUDENT. We are sure We 10
not, except that We hope they may be
happy in their courtshlp, and if they
should ever marry, We also wish them
joy. But our space is too valuable for
US to let it out Tor nothing to those
who seem to think We onl, need some
thing to "fil up" The truth is. We
can always find something Gar m"re IN
terestine thsn anything offered Us bA
those who. having An axe to grind,
give rs something just |" I'LL up.
The fact is. what an eiItsr writes. 500
licits or selects, j. the onl, matter III
his paper that should NO! be paid Tor
VS. mean no offence TO our Young
friend. hut took advantage Of the occs
sion to give hint TO others.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-31
For Representative.

We are authorized to announce JOhn Il
BeaSley. a candidate to represent Frank
lin county in the Lower House OF the
next Tennessee" Legislature. Election in
November.
Editor Home .I0mNdl You are author
lied toanEOun"e me aS a cHndi,atc for re-
election to represent frauNlin county in
the lower branch OF the nest General A.
senbly IoHS 4. OLIVER.
We are authorized to announce Alex. +.
Blackwell. of the 81 district, u candidate
to represent Franklin county in the low
er branch OF the next Tennessee LcGisIa-
turr.
We are authorized to announce W NJ
Harlow e, candidate 10 represent k'ranklin
county in the lower branch OF the next
General Assembly Of Tennessee.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-31

Those wh,cn,l,t II TOR 'Jui.r Swain
last Wrlnrs lay nghl r'pIr 80 Go
Z. &, I-Wi, J.rao uul u Nt' ~.
[ q spin, Momos g. Dn.p, ,pI
me, dnl 10, rou,ldrl Bn ~ ia -.
rrsile- utfruIn 'omr ann>rm" /,
sad pue ,h,nl ths, N,,u,k ia ,"r ~
ulIh YES. iNt thDg-. Fiis, h
wanted p'rEN -, money prn,cd with
Anirn H. pay on a. he rrnI-pr.s MS
ed. I'll u he wanted 10 Darn lnusr
honis 50 they couId "nr'rr he prrscuO
Ell again" (The JUICE was Going
upon lhe law Of "dust to dust, an'i
ashes t. ashes, Aud 1t other honds
should cone up, lie wanted to print
more money aud pay them oiI, also
lust ~ the stars we've made also.
This was good hurIcsqu" upon Ger,
tain political Ambition, Whether the
"Julg-" 80 intended 1t ,r no,. Bh
ais comparison Of the GrcrnIurk an,
To the snake that rrawIrd into the g r.,
dcn ol r len, was very urrop W,
care not what Ju Isr Swain shot Al, u
certainly hiI the center, tor the Green
back parN Of Tom ssrr is u ~ 81 I'M
necessary inIsrloper hctnern the two
parties that are struggling to role TIN.
country 1t got all ll- wealth. from thu
estate Of the Democrat party, ami
now van to put on all, "f pr "li4ipus
appearance 1t il the ,naSr, So called,
that would come INTO the Political Par
ailse which wouli result from Demo
cratic rule, and if the Democracy
should BE- driven ont it viii ne BY this
suske--lhis Nolf III shrvps clothing,
Disappointed oilicr seekers rule the
so.calIrd GrrenlHck party, Judge
Swain is rght--il is II snake
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-31

They are carefully prepared from the fin
est selected raw materials; all Of the in
gradients are thoroughly Incorporated
ana they are offered for sale in u finely
pnlvcrh"d condition, Si0Py rrq0diag IN be
mirtd WiN icaler, 10 iii tnrm for So,
They are made OF the PRre@ Ihte, and
in gradatonS Of all the leading und FASH
iunablc YiMS, ShddeS amt ColorS, thus
adapting them oulI tastes and uses.
pail of this kalSominr cam he mixed
~ fire minutes, \ G.pound package will
makca gallon OF iluid LuSuminc, which
will covcra surface of over iOO square feet,
on a hard finished wall, with one coat.
Any further information that may be
desired, will be promptly furnished 10y
g. Il. PHTLLTPS,
Agent for W inchcStcr, Tenn.
e Terms Cash.
winchester, Tenn. nprll-tI
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-31
Marriage Licenses.

Our County Court Clerk issue licens,
to the following named partie, during thu
month of September:
WHITES.
J j West to Selma Brown.
" r IIoldrrto Elizabeth a Gorlt.
RF Ragslale to Amanda Billiard.
81. Wells TOD \ Gambal.
Jno II Riyis to Miss ) + Majors
A NJ Price to N Bridges.
James Brin.ley to Eliza Elliott.
W T. Holder to Emma champion.
EJ Todd to X A Wood.
Robert VIM to VI j SmOtherland.
j p Simpson to N & Majors.
W W Williams to I L Tucker.
w ID Walker to VI j Swuffnrd.
Geo II witt to Maggie VI Bass.
Jno II OVERLY to Della Orkley.
IT Franklin to VI j . 'erby.
William Thomson TO Eliza Summers.
FTP swain to NJ NJ Wood.
Geo ! Poe to Mamie 4 Stafford.
CoLoRED.
Lafayette Washington to Louisa Carter
Foster Pztten to Dilsey Bone.
Scott Fancy to Hannah Brown.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-31

The tributes Of respect, from the
Winchester Bar, which are Published
this week, in regard to Col T. 7. Es-
ill aud Judge Wiley benson, prsclud.
the necessity Of any remarks from us,
We commingle our regrets with all our
people over the loss of these two res
pectcd citizens. and will only add few
fact, not embraced in the statements OF
the Bar. Judge benson married Mar,
FsrIs 10 1921. She died about 3S
years ago, Judge D. professed rslig
ion in bis 10Th year. We ara not ads
vised rs to what church he belonged
to, hut we do know that his life has
been most exemplary one, and it
matters little, in our opinion, as to the
peculiar church he belonged 10.
Col. F. T. Estil was born the goth
Of March, 1S.3--gradnatsd at Nash
VILE University 1912, ani commeaced
the practice of law in l845. Hs was =
member OF the Legislature from this
county in 1S47. He Was married in
1916 TO Catherine Garner, daughter ot
our dear old citizcn--C. G. Garner.
There we're fourteen children from this
marriage, eleven of whom are now !iv-
ing, and happier family never existed.
We truly sympathss with them, and
would right here state that in our long
and intimate friendship and dealings
with r. T. Eslill We neuer heard him
abuse airy one He had his faults, hut
i: he don't 60 to Heaven no one will
ever 90.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-31

tT Mr., II. Ruch, trom Ohio, arrived In
our town last week, and has rented prop
erty with view OF making this his home.
lie lisa clever gentleman. and we extend
him u hearty welcome. Mr.. Rurl brought
with lin several Sprng-wagons and hug
gles, OF his own manufacture. which he
offers tor sale nc bottom prices. Parties
wanting bargain'in work that is warrant
ed. would do well to call on Mr., Ruch,
Orders LETT at w. W. Garner Il co.'s store
will reach Mr. Il. for the pr escnt.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-31
Insolvency.,

The insolvency OF the estate of \. VI
Cra1 forl. ST. deed. having beer suggest
ed. all parties indebted to said estate must
make Immediate payment; and all claim.
against the estate must he presented. duly
authenticated. to the County Court Clerk.
ut Winchester. within six months from
date. or they will be forever barred.
a. n. CRAWFORD, Jr.
Oct 60. ls1S-ln Aslmiuissrator
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-31

A singing joke was played nv y
Young Winchester hoy upon his tsthsr
not long ago. His father had whipped
him, and the youthful heir got SOHO
bundle bees. pulled oti their wings
and nut them in the bel where bis fond
parsnl slept. There the humble hees
crswl.d until the psren, cra~I"d to
he'd. Sseb ,lapping anil such kick up
ran easily be imagined. And To this
dnv the sire does not know his sou pu,
hum bic bees In his bed.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-31
Fashionable Barber Shop,
LEWIS BOND

Has opened llr.t-cnss shop In the
brick row Oppositct Home Journa. Of
ilre. where he will practice barbering IN
all it, branches. lie keeps everything 10
parlor style. lie has convenirhres Tor III,
those who eish to wash their faces AMI
hands. free of charge. Give Fin araii,
lie /. al.o prepared to meni broken nm-
hr,ll.s In workuauiike manner. nc 10"
rat,.s. srp2O
Old clothes cleaned. and made almost as
rood as new.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-10-31

W. G. Armstrong vs.. Tyrse Ei,dlc ard
others.
injunction BILL
Upon motion. and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Clerk II Master. from
compartments hill in above cause. which
Is sworn to. that defendant. Malinda Good
lOr. is a nonresident OF the stare of Ten
nr~Src, So that the ordinary proc css OF law
cannot hr served upon hrr.
II l. therefore ordered that publication
1T made tor luur successive weeks in tho
Home Journal. published in Winchester.
Grnu..rGQuriu2 said NONRESIDENT defend
ant 20 appear ON or before the 18th Mon
dly inItnuary next. before the Chancery
Court at Winchester, rankin county,
Tenn. and plead, answer or dcmur to
com claimants hill. ar the same VIII be Ia
ken l"l confessed and set for hearing eK
purtr ~ To rr.
Witness my hand. at office in Winches-
ter Tenn. tai, oct. OH. 1873.
L II. FINCH. {. / II.
Ori7-iw AZ
simmons 4 Curtis. Solicitors.