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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-24
State Of Tennessee--.Franklin IL

M
Ma'e" I~~' 1900 Of Me Circuit Court Of said
County.
.WHEkEAS, Thomas j. jackson. C~ollec,o,
OF the public Taxes for the County of Franz.
I'M, reported to Court the following tracts OF
Land ana Town Lots, as having been returned
Tor the taxes, for the year 1868, and that On.
taxes thereon remain due and unpaid. and a.,
the respective owners or claimants thereof bons
no goods and chattels within his County on
which he can distrain for said taxes, (to-wit.I
Or. Blsck-Two lots, No. Sc and 90. M IL.
tits Springs, district No. 7, valued at Si6o"
Taxes 81 cents, Clerks fee 81 80, Printers "a,
81 30, Collectors fee 81 90.
John Clayton-Two lots, Nos. 81 and 90 a,
EstilFs Springs, district No. 7, valued Al M
Taxes ls3 cents, Clerks fee 81 so, Printer.
fee 81 80, Collectors fec 81.
Joseph Dwyer--One tract Of land of 80 aero,
in district No, Z, bounded on the East by N.
lands OF Geo. w. Crick, and on the South md
West BY. the lands belonging to the heirs Of
VIM. Chastecn, valued at 800. Clerks fac
81 3d. Printers fee 81 90, Collectors fee ST.
Taxes rs cents.
David DeJarncte-One lot, No. 80. a. Pa.
till's Springs, district No. 7, valued at si6n~
Taxes rs contS, Clerks fee 81 80, Priuter. a.,
81 so, Collectors fee, 81.
Mr.. Elliott--Two lots, Nos. 81 and IS, AZ r.
till's Springs, district No. 7, valued at S75 90.
Taxes lS} cents, Clerks fee 81 80, Printer fac,
81 so, Collectors foe 81.
John W. Framo-One lot, in district No. z.
adjoining the lands of John Baker, in the yicin.
ity Of Tullahoma, aud was conveyed BY John
Baker TO said j. w. Frame, valued at $3.50,
Taxes 37A cents, Clerks fee 81 50, Printers fes
81 so, Collectors fee 81.
Geo. W. Gunn-One tract of land Of 20 acres.
in district No. 7, bounded on the South BY the
lands of b. Gross, and on the East by the land,
of. w. West, valued at 500. Taxes 25 cts.
Clerks fee 81 so, Printers fee 81 so, Collec.,
tors fee 81.
John Ganaway--One tract Of land Of 1000
acres, in district No. Z, bounded on the North
by the lands of Elizabeth Lasater, and on tho
West by the lands of VIM. johnson, valued at
$500. Taxes so cents, Clerks fee 81, SO, Prin.
ter's fee 81 50, Collectors fee 81.
j. w. Hawkins-Onc tract of land Of AZ.
acres, in district No. I, bounded on the North
by the lands of J. Z. Hogan, and on the South
ana West by the lands Of Baker and Reeves,
and b; Inc CCv""o5 county line on lie East, val.
ued at 5000. Taxes 50 cents, Clerks fee 81 so,
Printers fee 81 50, Collectors fee 81.
VIM. Lcipcr-Two lots, Nos. 80 and 100, at
Estill's Springs, district No. I, valued at $3.50.
Taxes 81 cents, Clcrk's fee 81 SO, Printers fee
81 80, Collectors fee 81.
Isaac Millcr-One lot No. 6, at Estills
Springs, district No. Z; valued ut $3.50. Taxes
37} cents, Clerks fee 81 so, Printers fee 81 so,
Collectors fee 81.
g. b. McComb-One tract of land of 81
acres, in district No. :, bounded on the North
blythe lands of Carson and Reeves. on the East
by the lands of T. NJ. Morris, on the West by
the lands OF John Is. Smith, and on the South
by the lands Of j. R. Norton, valued at $780,
Taxes 81 %, Clerk fee 81 so, Printers fee
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CITY, we take from the Day Book. We
sreinduccd 10 copy it on account Of the
bold and honest remarks Of Mr. A. Per.
ry Sperry, formerly o~fGreenboro, &C,
Mr. s 10 represented to be Of sterling
worth, not only by the Press, butby in.
diviluals who are personally acqunin'
ted with him, among whom is our icl.
low.townsman, Mr.. u. J. Owen, In
fact, Mr.. O.. has been associated with
Spcrry in business, and says that his re-
marks can be relied on rs sincere. The
Day Book, underline following caption,
| goes on 10 say
THE "MARTYR" Or Exhibition,
The very Rev, Daniel Worth showed
up" las, tMonday) night, at the CITY
Assembly Rooms. Norhing was cI'arg'
ed for admission, though y co!!"cl!ou
was taken up before the meeting was
concluded, realizing the sum ofSl5i %.
There wcrcnot many people present,
but what thcmecting lacked in number
was made upin quality, for II more tt.
nltical Bot scarcely gathered tOgcth.
CT. The Rev. Mr., Worth made u long
speech, detailing his trials, troubles and
tribulations, He claims TO DO a native
cf North Carolina. and gives that as an
excuse for his incondimy acts, Helper,
also a North Carolina rcgenade, was
present and made u speech, which By
no means pleased the audience. Ilcycry'
justly said that speaking was not in his
line, but minated that in writing he
could do wonders. lie said he had not
promised to speak and thatthcrc should
be n mutual contract between the par.
ties, which should never be violated
Helper forgot the little episode about
bis cmpIoycrin North Carolina.
The feature Of the meeting, however,
was the presence Of Il faithful son OF
North Carolina, Mr.. a. Perry Spcpry,
! who was there to hcaY what the desert.
crs had to say He came from the
country which had the honOr(?) ofgiv-
~ o'I'' i" '"o NV '''''I' ""Il''-
lie asked permission 70 make II lew re-
MARKS ana ms ooidncH' ana evident
sincerity secured lorh'lN " nearing nc
assembled thc platform ana spoke as iol'
'o"S:--Mr ir'S'dcht' | am entre!y I'M
o''' 10 Puol'c SpeaHlhg' ana mercy
come Up here tonight TO. tie priv lygc
Oh ASKING MI "oFIh Il 'c" P'H'n q'ic''
tiohS, TO DC answered. as PIa'hly' hr'
worth was o'Fm anu Orou8I,C up III my
county i"o ncF' D""'e' worm Ene"
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Our Mclodeans are manufacturer BY q. A.
Prince & Co., Buffalo. N. Y. Also warranted
for one year. All orders from the country will
meet with prompt attention. Music mailed to
any part Of the country free Of postage. Teach
ers and schools are respectfully invited to give
us a call, or send in their orders. Accordeons
and all other musical instruments repaired
No. ~, Union St opposite Planter Bank.
May %, fss0-tk
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"Good morning, Mr.. Goumm; what is
tho news to-day" go, there's no news;
my wife was sick yesterday, and didn't
60 out no news"
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On Saturday, 26th CT NAV, next,

We will offer ut Public Sale, on the premises,
the above tract of Land divided of into Lots
it, above stated, on It credit of one, two aud
three years, for notes satisfactorily secured,
bearing interest, and alien retained.
y plan OF the grounds can he seen by cali.
ing on Mr.. ilarry Carr, Winchester.
Tha sale is positive and without reserve, the
owner being determine! To close them out
Those interested in the growth and prosperity
Of Winchester would do well to attend this sale,
G.. VI. FOGG,
4. Y. :. LINDSLY.
April %, tbs Agents for Owners.
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Inc politicians have thrown me over.
board, sa'd a disappointed Office seeker,
put J have strength enough len to
swim TO the other siden
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. banquet hall is undoubtedly a very
pleasant place; yet il is filed with tho
'gnashing of teeth
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FOUR TRACTS OF LAND
FOR SALE !

q WILL OFFER FOR SALE, BE-
atorc the Courthouse door. in Winches-
ter, Tenn, on
Monday, 18th day of June, 1860,
the Big Pond Tract of Land, in district
No. 3, four miles west of Winchester, on
the Fayetteville road, containing PA
acrcs-abOut 81 acres cleared; 10
acres on Robertson's Creek, or Beams
Creek, about II acres cleared, and a
good mill-scat on it.
ALSO,
700 acres in district No. (; also my I'm.
divided intcrest-it being ! in 1871 acres
granted 10 Wagner 4 Gray, in Cane
Hollow, district No. 4; and 1000 acres
lying on both sides of the Nashville &
Chattanooga Railroad, about 3 miles
Southeast from Tullahoma. All finely
timbered and well watered. All sold
on n credit of ! and 2 years, except the
Pond place, upon which a credit of six,
II and Is months will be given. Bond
and approved security, and u lien re.
tanned until paid for.
may17. q l. GRAY.
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State of Tennessee.
J. Faris. next friend, &c,

VS..
4. r. Horton, ct. ais.
On motion of complainant and il appearing
to the satisfaction OF the Clerk & Master that
A. G. Green is a non resident Of the Sta'c
Of Tennessee so that the ordinary process Of
aw cannot be served upon him. =,
tits therefore ordered that publication %
made for four consecutive weeks in the Home
Journal. a weekly newspaper published ~
the town Of Winchester. Tenn, requiring
said nonresident defendant to appear herein
on or before Wednesday after the third Mnu'
day in August next, TO plead answer or os.
mur 10 said Bill, or the -ame will be tsSsn
for confessed and set for hearing expsrte u
to him II. r. ESTlLL, u. o. m'
MaylO.
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1860.

A. A, FREEMAN
tlkts w.G T II. GreenfeddCo)
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Observation-Disclosures 40 Camp street
CAWEDI, lie dc mars 1850, n mfd1, g ~
y BourBe SChares vertu ct commencement I'm 9ruie y
fHon H. Morgan JHge de Ia Deuxeme Conr de Distres
date lie Is janyer 1880 6 vendu pour compile de
Ia succession de Perry Wafed decide les teains uiyan
savoir-
DRUX TERRAINs ues let borne par les rues Tefp
siehoe Euerpe dcsgss les NOS et
croqs annexe acte de division dacton pardeVant
c. Boudosqne cidevnnt notire public lie Is de mars lcc
lie No est coDgus dams ln profondeur aux erra1is
face Ii PrytaDe III pied pouces dc lace "
Terpschore roondenr de Ill pieds III pouces
gnes pareles les authorizations qu sy
consistant cuisine conyee ardose, aenN
loute de yngt pastres par mo
diayance.
Lot No est contigus au No q ct meme face Ia rue
Terpschore ct la profondeur entire gnet paallele en-
seme toute les authorizations sly onvenf coisistat
en- batisses lonts x-huit piastres par mos H.
M-sur lie No I'll singois actions rednits snet ne
actions de Ia Banque DIES Coyens de Ia
actions vendes de prime les actions Vaudroht
IL de leque taux de prime annonce an oet
de qe les Reqnerenrs des terrains espectts
deyienon les acquerenrs des acons e moniat de prime sur
les actions addition du prix des terrains
nl-TERMES FIT CONDITI0NS-Pour ie terrain premiere
dicrit Facqnereur foura billet de fond de SOIL
Banquc Ia balance unier compliant lie y ct "a mos
egas, bllets portant nteret tank de x
pour par de Ia date mate ct hut cent apres
matrite hypohene special ct endorsement satiisant
let de 1894 payable Ter davr 1860 renonveable
seo Ia care Ia Banqe Ia balance unetscomptant, ct
lie IL ct "a mois montaDts gals bicts poan
nefet de six pour cent an de Ia date marte e
HUT marite, hypoteque special Ell Ell
dosselnent satisfaisant.
bets ons fonrns par les acquereurs dcvron etrt
Identifies deuN aces dypoheque dc IL Bangue des VI
toyen les acqueeurs ous les obligations ct res
possibilities dun aconare. ~ .
de pardeyn r. Brennan notare public aux fra
de facquereur jas fell % "a % mi 2 3
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SUCCESSION OF JAMES LILLIs, DECEASED.
BY J. b. WALTON,l

Aucieneer-Ofice 30 Camp street.
THURSDAY, the Goth of March, 1850, mt
Il O'Clock NJ the ST. Charles Exchange, by virtue and
in pursuance Of order Of the Hen Il H. Morgn Judge Of
the Second District Court OF New Orleans dated February l5h
lsGsp5t Dees Nj 2or sssout e he asoys success
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and
improvements thereon, situated in the First District of this
city the square bounded BY Magnolia Mepomene Clara and
Felicity Streets measuring feet inches and lines front
Magnolia street by LII feet 10 inches and lines and l feet
inches in depth, between irregular lines.
purchaser e give his notes to his own order 1t
o per per from day Of sale, aud special mortgage
the property until full payment and for the balance cash
Act Of sale before Al Abat Notary Public at the Of
the purchaser
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BY ]. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer-onice, 40 Camp street:
CATUKDAY, the 3D. OF March, 1860, at X
p o'clock 81, he 81 Charles Exchange by virte aud n
Of order Of the Hon p H. Morgan judge q s
Second District Court dated January o. 1850 No Ggl WI
proceed to sell for account Of the succession Of Ferry Waeu
TWO LOTS OF GROUND situated In The square bounded
by erpsicorc Pytana Nayades and Euerpe streets desn
aed lois Nos and sketch annexed 20 an aft o. ais
sion of stock before q. Boudouqu late Notary Pnbc on
the 18th March, lS48.
Lot No adjons the the lots fronting Prytania
seet and measures 81 TX inches front Terpschore
street by Ill feet il inches dep between parallel lines 10
gethcr with all the buildings and thereon consist
ing Of kitchen building with slate roof and two new es
rented at twenty dollars month, in advance
No adjoins lot Nc g. and has The front on Tep
score street and dcp between parallel lines; together WIN
all the buildings and improvements thereon consisting Of od
inga rented at eighteen dollars per month.
H7On lot No there wen,y.ree shares, reduced r
shares and on lot No. there twenty two shares
reduced to twenty shares Citizens Bank Of Louisiana hlocs
te day Of sale which Of premium will be announced ~
Of sale and which rate purchasers Of the lots re-
pecyey will become the purchasers Of the sock the amount
premium the shares OF stock be paid in cash. III aduoh
to the price at which the lots be adjudicated. .
pg-TERMS AND oNDITI0Ns-Fort the lot firstly describ
ed the purchaser furnish stock note or S62 payable on ing
the Bank for the balance, onethd cash and the remainder
IL and "a months in equal instruments for notes bearing m
eres at the rate Of sx per cent anum from date 2
y and per cent after maturity with special mortgage ana
satisfactory endorsement.
For property secondly described purchaser to furnish
stock Of sj9i payable day April 1850 or re-
according the charter the Bank for the balance
third cash and the remainder At IL and months, in equal
Instruments for notes bearing interest At the rate Of ~ pe
date maturity cent after maturity
with special mortgage and satisfactory endorsement.
The stock notes furnished BY the purchasers to be dehneu
with two acts Of mortgage to the Cens Bank and me pi
chases all the obligations and responsibilities Of
stakeholder.
Acts before r. Brennan Notary Public at the expense
of the purchaser.
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SUCCESSION DE JAMES LIILIs, DECIDE.
PAR J. B. WALTON,

Encanteur-0 du Camp.
TEUDI, lie 80 mars 1860, a midi, = la ROMrse
ID StChaes contormiment I'm ordre de Hon.
p H. Morgan JUICE Dexeme de District de la Nou-
vele Orleans date du IL tvrer lsDoeket de Ia Co No.
59au compte de 10 susde succession, sera yendu la
prieta capres dssgnie, savoir: 8E6B 3a8
CERTAIN TERRAIN les hatisses ct authorizations
ou sy tronyen situe Premier District vile,
dams e borne les Magnolia Mepomene Clara ct
Felcit6 peds poces ignes de face Ia
Magnolia pieds poees 2lgnes ct 26 peds 6pouces
de profpndenr entire gnes irregulsires.
IT1ONS-L'acqutrenrd onnera notes proprea
ordres chacune pour 100 portant nteret
raon de cent an parr dn jour de n vente, avec
hypotheqne spectacle la propre usan parat Placement
Ia balance compliant
Acte de pardeyan A. Abat notaire public fniH
de laequdreur. fe27 milo II p y
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nYEING... ..DYEING..........D YEINe
]. BeNTEMPs DYER AND seouRER,
No. SO Bourbon street

Has inform the public that he has lust assumed
the business Of the Dyeng Establishment No. IS Royal street.
will heretofore the careful stte,
ton for which he is celebrated.
The which, for the last twelve years. salts
6ed the of his establishment Bourbon
street. guarantee for those whe may heRor him with
J. patronage. ,e1-y
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i. B. WALTON.
BY ]. B. WALTON,

AND DESIRABLE EOTs ON TERTsfCH0EE
street. Prytara, well adapted for private residence
convenient to the Prytania omnibus line and 20 She CaEop
. Ralroad-Successidn Of Perry s. Wahed, deceased
:. "a nrrxr =
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ON pAINTINGs.......oIL PAINTINGS

Now open for inspection collection of high original
OIL, PAINTINGS, Ancient and Modern, at NO. CARON
DELFT STREET the Office OF Messrs. Byrne, Vance
a Coz
Glover Dover Castle, by Sir A. ". Calco; Esangelne,
Fox The seheld by o. Stanfed Rustic Landscapes, by E.
Meadows The Pei Dove, Angelica Kaufman the banks of
The Thames George A. Williams; Shrewsbury CASTLE Richard
wilson Fine Examples Walter Williams Bodangton Chas
Hunt Watson George Shaders A. Mearns etc. ETC. or the
old ersThe Golden Age by La Sner, and other valuable
originals. " -,
of art with pleasing and agreeable Subjects and the prices
4f fesa IF WIN. BEEBE.
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PRIVATE SALE OF A HIGHLY VALUABLE TRACT Z
Tmbeed Land in the Parish of Iberve close to the
lands

Donough lands.
By J. B. WALTON,
AucTIoNEER-ofRce, 40 Camp street.
A HIGHLY valuable tract of land adj0in-
IA ing McDonough lands late the property Of the city Of
Baltimore, Section No. 30 in Township H. Range l3
East, containing 6SS 81 100 acres.
This considered of the aost valuable In the State
only the quantity Of cypress and other timber
which contains but for the admirable quality OF its soil
RarI- sehtf
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s00o0 feet IA and l dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongled and dressed.
10000 feet Ia and III, wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongaed and grooyed
a0,0Uu feet dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
ING, tongued and groosed.
100000 eet " wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING
tongued and gsooved
100000 feet narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ING, square edged.
l00, 600 feet dressed WEATHERB0ADS
Wo,o feet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting of inch
isoards, Weatherboaris, Scanting, Joists etc.
!oooo feet assorted Cypress Lumber, Laths Shingles
Sashes Doors, Blinds Mouldnes etc.. etc.
Fer sale At the lowest market prices pureha
sers by SIMPSON D0RR, 81
Newt
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4artituIar Hotitts.

R8@N0tfce of the Ladies' Leap Year Party.
On account the large number Of applicants the Committee Ct
Invitation have the list gentlemen No gentleman ad-
mitted without lady. Gentlemen tcketed can by giving
Committee receive ladies' tickets ap
pcation by TUESDAY March 10, which day the
last meeting Of Committee will take place. No more tickets
mi liz RICE 4 BUTLER.