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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-29
Let EyrrybO:ly Tome.

OnncXt Monday, there will be sold,
or offered for sale, in this place, more
lands than cycr before offered to the
public-somc for cash, but most on 81
credit. Now is the timc for the home.
less to procure homes in our healthy,
and every way progressive community.
From the quantity Of land advertised,
the stringency of the money market
may be imagincd-forthc Anglo Saxon
has II characteristic fondncss for landed
possessions. This has been their his
tory, from time wlicrcofthc oldest in.
liabitant remembered not. The naked
truth is, III people nor have more
Iandthan their creditors desire them to
keep, and hence they arc bound to sell
TO The highest bidder.
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SDAlGOQUY OF A SOUTH
ERNER.
by ERICK" pOMERoy.

Dog gon my buttons if us folks
down here dOnt amount TO q little bit
ofa melody altcrall. We were but Il
hanlfNl ofcoward5 before the war kill
ed OIL half Of us, yet The great big
North is afraid to have us in thc Union.
We uns helped to make the Constitu
ton, and helped to make our common
country great, and when we saw dan
ger OF our rights under the Constitu-
ton being ignored after we had been
educated by AboIitionists to believe
we had the right to scccdc, and, to
save ourselves, did soccdc, dog gon us
il these same men who wanted us out
didn't want rs back again! They said
we were u bill Of expense to the Union
that it cost more to furnish Us mails
revenue officers, etc, than it come to ::
and when we wished TO relieve the lib
cral North Of this taxation on our &C.
count, dog gon us but they incurred
more expense to keep us in than we
were worth when We were in. And they
''''' y """' "' W. WIN h'Slo'S, Ntl
were willing to sell them TO us, and to
buy all the negroes raised, and pay us
in gimcracks for the same. They said
We had bcttcrgo out. We took them
at their word, for suc!! good Christians
As populate the North must be honest;
and they sent armies here to drive us
back. They said we'd Alright to scccdc,
and advised us to do 50. We took the
North at their word. Then they sal
we could not sccelc.
And they seat soldiers and thieves
among us. While brave men
us, thieves stole from rs the
we bought ofthcm, and now in
sist on selling tlcm over! We could
their fighting; but, dos gon 'cm,
not their stealing! When VIC sent our
wounded home, we found our homes
were burned, or our goods stolcn.-
They destroyed or stole all we had,
then blamed Us for not curing for their
wounded! They carried on war against
us to drive us back into the Union.--
And when we were driven back, they
discovered that VIC were out of the
Union!
They wanted us to send members to
CONFESS, and they sent them back home.
They say tie war WAS u brilliant sue
cess. They say fighting alone can re-
store the Union, and still, when the
ligh ing is over with, say war divided
the Union. have been ~suhiugated
-rcpudiatcd-dis possc3scl- disiran-
Observation-Disclosures reconstructed
and desolatcd.
We have quit fighting, yet are war
red upon. We want peace, vet are
promised war. We want to be in the
vet are told VIC shall not come
in. They call us inlidcls, yet forget
Christianity themselves.
If we are now without money, inGu-
cncc, power or prestige, why is the
North afraid Of us? If we are expect
ed to be good citizens, why do not the
OF the North set the example?
If we are not in the Union, where are
We? Ifthis is our reward for disband-
inc our scrricd ranks, what was ,hc Use
Of disbanding? Why not keep on
lighting? Ii we are CONQUERED, why
not accent us as such? 1--we are not
conquered WHY not oo on with ,bo war
the murJerous crusade for cot.
mrlcs nianar. iowoIrr o,I r,rui
'rho - 49, can,h, ,;ha
ra,. man nnwa,,' hat c';. "I,n ah"u
,.,' NOV" o., NAV ''i p''s an"h
u o,I Jnna I,"''"
me-, an" ".uearla I"o 'opooa "iiu
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-29

Greeley does not give Dcnnctt u very
warm greeting rs "a man and u broth,
rr,' ON his appearance a3 q Radical
lie says:
There Is q reason to fear that the
editor of the Herald will presently an
nouncc bis adhesion to the Republican
party. And at last Satan camc
aIso.'
Here is another solid shot from the
anne "son Of gun
"~AIi4htanl Main' are very power.
full, but Maine and money are still
more 50. For proof, rifle New York
Herald.
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StaAe of Tennessee, Franklin Co.

StaAe of Tennessee, Franklin Co.
I. j.. Simpson, vs.. w. c. Await.
Original Attachment.
Whereas. Il. u. Simpson has applied to
the undersigned, II. =. Davis, an Acting
Justice Of the Peace In and for said county
IN accordance with the laws ofsald State.
for N attachment against the property of
w. &. Await. for debt on an account. and
having obtained the same, and the same
having been levied upon as the property Of
the said VIC. Await. and returned before
me, and il appearing to me that said W.
G. Await Is II nonresident Ofsaid State, so
that the ordinary process of the law can-
not be served upon him. Ii Is therefore or
dcred that publication be made for four
consecutive weeks in the Home journal,
rcvuiring the said VIC. Await to appear
before me on the 18th of October, 1866, ut
my Office, to defend the above suit. or
Judgment by default will be taken against
him. II. =. DAVIS, j. L.
scpt22-w4t*
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The Circus,

From this weeks issue Of our paper
it will be seen that our fun flowing pco-
pie will have n rare chance to indulge
that hcNlth-inspirin@ luxury on next
Tuesday, Let everybody forget for
the moment thc chatting cares Of work
ing life, and come to town to see all the
wonderful fcats ofagility performed by
man and beast in this renowned Circus.
1t will be money well spent, for the
best medical authority say: "Chcerrll-
ness is the great universal panacca for
all human ills Then come prepared
TO laugh until you'll think no more Of
loves and debts, short crops and chol-
cra--lor u month at least.
We notice the press gives this Com
pany Il good name; and, as there are
some fears expressed as to the dircc-
ton whence they come, can inform our
readers that I! oy are not from any re-
yion afflicted with the cholera.
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HID. ORs., ARMIES U. S..

HID. yrs, ARMIES q. s.,
Washington, ID. e., Sept. 49,
Gen. w. g. Gresham:
General Gen. Grant directs nc tc
acknowledge the receipt of your letter
of Sept. 10th, and to forward you the
accompanying copy Of n letter sent by
him this day to Gen. llillyer. You arc
at liberty to make what use you please
Of the incloscd.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obcdicnt servant,
ADAM BADEAU,
Col. " A. ID. G..
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GRANT AGAIN.
IIc Refuses to Commit Himself

In the curse Of his speech at Cory.
don, Indiana, on Saturday, Gen. Grcsll-
am read the following letters, in res
ponsc to one addressed by himself to
Gen. Grant:
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Iho New York Herald Of the l0th,
says Of the hrownIow m%cnagcrie; "Thc
toaYcIjpg committee Of loyal misccgc,
nnIoTs performed at Schenectady On
Monday evening, were on cxhihitiona at
Auburn yesterday, and will open their
budget in Rochester to day"
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Gen, Sherman is thus spoken Of by
the South Carolina Columbian &" II
there are two names which we would
select to tyrify all that is iicndish in hui
man nature, they are those Of fisherman,
tIc arch ~inccndiary, and Logan, his
lnnLN
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-29

j Evans a. Wife, VS. Thos Byrom's heirs.
In pursuance of decree ofthe Cl.anccry
Court ut Winchester, pronounced in this
cause, at August term, 1866, | will. on
Monday, October LIST, 1866,
before the Courthouse door in Winchester.
sell to the highest bidder, on q credit Of
one, two and three years, Except one hun
dred dollars in CASH. the tract ofland of
which Ttos Byron died seized and POSSES
scd, containing lS0 acres amigo poles, w.
in district No. i, Franklin county. Tenn.
The biddings to commence ut Si2 80 per
acre. Notes with two or more good and
sufficient securities, required of the pur.
chaser, and Il lien retained upon the land
until the purchase money is paid.
llR ESIILL, c & NJ.
sept1 90
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A CALL.

If j. N. McCurcHEoN Esq'r., will
suffer his name to be used as q candi-
date to represent the people Of Frank
lin county in the lower branch of the
next General Assembly he will receive
the support Of
MANY VOTERS.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-29

CWEET OPOPONAX FROM MEXICO!
~ New. very rare. rich and fashionable
perfume. The finest ever imported or
manufactured in the United States. Try
it and be convinced.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-29

The Secretary Of the Treasury mtic
ipatcs there win he S75,0O0,000 in gold
inthc Treasury BY next Monday, (Oc-
tobpr jst
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-29

4 Boston dispatch, of the 18th, says
Wendell Phillips vas nominated for
Congress by the workingmcn Of the
the Third District.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-29

A Yale College Professor has pre-
dictcd that there will be Il grand mcto.
"ric shower on Tuesday or Wednesday
night, the 18th or llth of November
next.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-29

John Cliitwood. VS. Thos ii Morris. ct ais.
In pursuance of n decree OF the Cllanccry
court at Winchester. Tenn. pronounced in
this eaIi>c. at the August term 1896 of said!
court. | will. on
Monday, October LIST, 1866,
before the Courthouse door in Winchester.
sell for cash. 70 the highest bidder. the tract
OF land attached in this ease a. the proper-
" OF said Morris. lying i'm district No. \.
rrahAiin county. containing 50 acres.
septl 20
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Stone, Rosston e. Muray's
Grand Combination
EQUESTRIAN And DRAMATIC TROUPE.

Stone, Rosston e. Murray
Grand Combination
EQUESTRIAN And DRAMATIC TROUPE
The proprictors wish it distinctly under.
stood that the entrance way to the Pavil.
ion Will be made very cOmmOdiOus, thai
the entrance to the different class seat.
will all be separate; and that respectable
gentlemen are engaged as USherS, whOst
duty it will be to see that every lady and
grntlcmMniS comfortably placed.
Among the professional celebrities a1or-
ming this perfect construction OF talented
versatility, is the wonderfully talented
SAGltINEE FAMILY. II of which Is
MAIZE Sophie,
Who is absolutely unapproachcd by any
rider, male or female, in either llcmis-
phcrc. Also,
Mcssrs Ferry AMI G0lNlic.
In thcir wonderful Trapeze perform nee.
Mons. F'errelc and Muster Henry.
lie JEAN BURT,
The Wild IIorscman of the West.
Prof. q. Il. HMtchins0u's Trained
Dogs.
McsSrS. Mnrrall and Hutchinson.
The Dcnzcr Brothers,
Charles. Rudolph d Valentine,
Signor Ferdinand.
Mr.. DEN STONE,
The popular Humorist and accomplished
gentleman Of the Circle.
MIR. GEORGE MURRAY,
MIR. FRANK ROSSTON,
La Rue, Perry, George Murray.
%llcnric. Charles. Leon, Clarence,
,tc., etc, versatile performers, the whole
forming Il congress of peerless talent.
The collection of trained Horses, Per-
forming Ponies, and Trick Mules are I'M
inrpassable, and cannot fail to elicit praise.
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The Canadians arc still excited about
the Fenians, and are organizing squads
to make raids upon American border
towns, in revenge for Fcnian raids.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-29

Jas W Buchanan, admir-, etc, VS. IIu Fran.
els and Taz w Newman.
In pursuance of a decree ofthe Chancerv
Court at Winchester, Tenn, pronounced
in this cause, at the August term, 1866, Of
said court, | will, on
Monday, October, LIST, 1866,
before the Courthouse door in Winchester,
sell for cash, to the highest bidder. the lot
Of land adjoining the town of Winchester,
which was sold by said Newman to said
Francis, and which is now sold rs the prop
crty of said Francis.
III II ESTILI., c&M.
septl 6 IS
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Ter GNArs,--A cargo of ice was put
up at auction in Savannah on Wcdncs
day, bat not a bid conld be ohtainrd.-
The m%uctionccr offered to cry 500 for
$40 tons, bntnobody would give it
Ihe owners orthc cargo then aMnounc
ed that they would distribute it gratui-
tously to all who would call at the
vessel.
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] VIII, OIL
Y, LIST day Of October, 1866.

John N Ballcntinc, VS. II Hagan, ct ais.
In pursuance of u decree Of the CIlanccrv
Court at Winchester, Tenn. pronouncediHn
the above cause, ut its August term, IsGn
Of said Court, l will, on
Monday, October LIST, 1866,
before the Courthouse door in Winchester
sell for cash, to the highest bidder. the
tract Ofland Of I2O acres, described in this
cause, lying in district No /, Franklin
county, Tenn. IL II ESTILL, ca NJ
sept 90
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septl 20
BF White, vs. L Lincoln

BE Nlltc, vs. il Lincoln.
LII pursuance Ola decree Of the Chanccrv
court at Winchester, Tenn. pronounced in
this cansc, at August term, 1866, | will. on
Monday, October lst, 1866,
before the Courthouse door in Winchester.
sell for cash. to the highest bidder. the two
tracts Of land attached in this cause. con-
tanning five hundred and fifty acres, living
in district No Z, Franklin county. Tenn.
ii ESTlLL, C&M.
SpDtI 4 SO
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HEADQ'Rs ARMIES OF U. ST.
Washington, ID. c., Sept. l5.E


/ sec from the papers that you have
been making Il speech in which you
pledged me to u political party. ! am
further in receipt Of Il letter from Gen.
Gresham, of Indiana, in which he says
that his opponent for Congress had
published IN extract from II letter re.
ccivcd from you, in which you pledged
me to the support of President John.
son, and as opposed to the election of
any candidate who does not support
his policy. You, nor no living man, is
authorized to speak for me in political
matters, and I ask you to desist in fu-
t'Irc. | want every man to vote &C
cording to his own judgment, without
influence from me.
\,., .l
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The New York Herald has forsakcl
the President. Bought up, we sup.
pose.
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GWEET OPOPONAX! The only Gle.
~ CANT Perfume. Is found on all toilet.
and never stains the handkerchief.
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Chancery Sales,

VIM. V. Bcasloy d John Fri%,ell, adm,,
80. VS. The Winchester n Alabama kan
Road Company.
In pursuance 0fn decree ofthc Chancs,v
Court, at Winchester. Tenn, pronounc,is
ut the August term 1866 Of said Court,
will, on '
Monday, lst day Of October, 1865,
before the Courthouse door in Winchcsto,
sell to the highest bidder for cash, the De-,
pot house and grounds of said company, at.
tachcd in this cause. being the depot Holss
and grounds in Winchester, Tenn.
II. II. ESTlLI., Z. a. NJ.
scpt1 675
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Chancery Sales.
DJ Sisk. ct ais, vs. VIM Sisk, ct ais.

DJ Sisk, ct ais, VS. VIM Sisk. ct ais.
BY virtue of Il decree of the Chancery
Court ut Winchester, Tenn, pronounced
at the August Term, 1866, of said Court,
in the above cause, will, on
Monday, October LIST, 1866,
before the Courthouse door in Winchester.
sell to the highest bidder. on Il credit of
one and two years, Except the sum of one
hundred and twenty-five dollars to be paid
in cash. on each tract.) the two tracts of
land known rs the Holder & Wilson tracts.
of which Solomon Joiner died, seized and
possessed. Each tract contains two hun.
dred acres. The biddings for the Holder
tract to commence at Sl3 per acre; and the
biddings for the Wilson tract to commence
ut ten dollars per acre. Notes with two or
more good securities required, and Il lien
retained until the purchase money is paid.
III II ESTlLI., c I'm.
septl 900
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Monday, October LIST, 1866,

John G Enochs, admir-, &C., VS. Sarah Fart.
and others.
In pursuance of Il dccrccOf the Chanccry
court at Winchester. pronounced in this
cause, ut August term, 1866, | will, on
Monday, October LIST, 1866,
before the Courthouse door in Winchester,
sell to the highest bidder. on a credit OF
one, two u three years, Except the sum
of one hundred and fifty dollars in cash.
the tracts of land which IIczckial Faris
died. seized and posse sscd, to-wit: The
Home tract, containing 10 acres-thc bid
dilgs to commence at seven dollars per
acre. The California tract. containing one
hundred and thirty acrcs--thc biddings to
at four dollars per acre. Notes
with two or more good securities required
OF the purchaser, and II lien retained upon
the lands until the purchase money is paid.
HR ESTlLL, c & 81.
scptl 900
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CWEET OPOPONAX FROM MEXICO!
~ Nature could not produce Il richer
Gem or Choiccr Perfume. Try it and be
convinced. +. L. SMITH g. CO.,
New York.
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Louisa birmingham, by next friend, &c

Louisa birmingham, by next friend, &c .
VS. John ii. Moore, ct ais. '
In pursuance ola decree Of the Cllanccry
Court ut Winchester, Tenn, pronounced
in this cause ut the August term, 1866 Of
said court, ! will, on
Monday, LIST day Of October, 1866,
before the Courthouse door in Winches.
ter, sell to the highest bidder, on IL credit
Of one and two years, Except $l25 90 in
cash) the lands described in the plcadinvs,
tO-wit: The Home place the biddlngsto
commence at ten dollars per acre; the Lit.
tic Mountain tract, the biddings to com.
mencc ut soc per acre; and the Ball place,
at Zoe per acre. Notes with two or NOR,
good and sufficient securities required Of
the purchasers, and Il lien retained on tho
land until the whole Of the purchase mon.
ey is paid. II II ESTlLL, { M.
septl 900
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Daniel Weaver, ct ais, VS. Polly Weaver
and others.

Daniel Weaver, ct ais, VS. Polly Weaver
and others.
In pursuance Of II dccrceo Of the Cllanccry
court ut Winchester, pronounced in this
cause, | will, on
Monday, October LIST, 1866,
before the Courthouse door in Winchester.
sell to the highest bidder, ON Il credit of
one, two and three years, Except the sum
OF three hundred dollars in CASH. the
lands described in the plcadings. bcingtI the
lands of which Daniel Weaver. ST.. died.
died, seized and Possessed. to-wit:
The Home ~placc-tHe biddings to o
mence at twelve dollars per acre. The
Postum Hollow tract-tlc biddinrs to
commence at five dollars per acre The
other tract biddings to commence at three
uoliars per acre. Notes. with two
with two or more good securities required
of tile purchasers. and Il lien retained upon
the land until the whole o ftllc purchase
money is paid.
sad lands Will be surveyed. and Il plat of
the land exhibited on day Of sale.
III Il ESTILL, CAM.
sept Ii 20
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A NEW PERFUME! Called Sweet On
"A oponax from Mexico. manufactured
by Z. Il. Smith & Co.. New York. Is ma
king a sensation wherever It is known. II
Is very delicate, and its fragrance remains
ON j handkerchief for days.-Eycninr
Bulletin. Philadelphia. "
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MANY VOTERS.

The President has sent $500 to the
Johnstown, Pa, sufferers.
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State of TenncSScc.---Franklin Co.
.Ancill Stovall. Geo. Stovall. ct ais,

State of TenncSScc.---Franlklin Co.
Ancill StOvall, Geo. StOyall, ct ais,
VS.
Eplraim Davidson, Lucrctia Davidson
and Others.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that John Britton, Benz. Britton.
Abe Noah and wife Susan, David c. StO-
vail. Coleman Jones and wife Martha. and
the heirs at law of John and Nancy Brit
ton. are nOn-rcsidcnts ofthr State often
ncsscr. so that the ordinary process of the
law cannot be served upon them.
Ii IL therefore ordered by the Court that
publication be made for four consecutive
weeks in the Home Journal. u newspaper
published in the town of Winchester, re-
uUiring said non-rrSidcnts to be and per-
scnally appear before the Worsliptul Coun
ty Court, to be held at Winchester on Mon
day. the lst day of October next, lhcn and
there to answer the petition of hncill StO-
val. ct ais, or the same will be taken for
confessed, and set for hearing eXparte as
to them. J.G. ENOCIIS. Clerk.
ScptS + so
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Monday, October LIST, 1866,

Colyar 4 Gardner, VS. ii II Reeves heirs.
In pursuance of adecree of the Cllanccry
court at Winchester, pronounced in this
cause, at August term. 1866, l will, OH
Monday, October LIST, 1866,
before the Courthouse door in Winchester,
sell for cash, to the highest bidder, the
tract OF land described in the pIcadincs.
lEihS IN district No 3 Franklin county,
Tenii., and containing l2S acres.
II II ESTILL. & Nj.
scpt1 4 80
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Ashton Buttcrworth, VS. Alexander Cor

Ashton ButtcrwOrth, VS. Alexander Cor
bit.
In pursuance Ola decree of the Cbancerv
court ut Winchester, pronounced in this
cause, at August term, 1866, / viii, on
Monday, October LIST, 1866,
before the Courthouse door in Winchester.
sell for cash, to the highest bidder. tn.
tract of land sold by complainant to do
PENDANT. lying in district No II. Frankiiu
county, Tenn., containing 3GG acres. 2 rod.
and ~ poles. ii Il ESTILL. cNM
septl 80
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GWEET OPOPGNAN FROM MENICO!
~ The most elegant and essential per-
,sonal requisite tor Il lady, Extract of
Sweet OpoponaN."
T.. Il. SMITH & CO.. New York.
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T'lle Syler Farm
FOR SALE!

TIVE GYLER FARM IS To-
l. Gated one mile west of Winchester.
upon the road leading to Fayettcvillc-con-
tains 200 acres. 100 acres cleared; has /;
very large, bold spring, near the road.
The dwelling is a large brick building.
with fine, large, dry cellars. There is also
in the yard Il splendid well. ofpurc, never
failing water.
On the premises there is about twenty
acres of well-sclcctcd fruit trees. (pcach
and applc.) in Il tlOurishing condition.
In addition to the above. there are all
necessary out-buildings.
For terms. &C.. apply to
j.. $. SIMS, Real Estate Ag't,
scp15 Winchester. Tenn.
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Simeon West, vs. Eastman Tarrant, ct ala
In pursuance of decree of the Chanccry
court at w Winchester, pronounced in this
cause, at August term, 1866, OF said court.
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Achhlis Tarrant, VS. Eastman Tarrant and
others.
In pursuance ola decree Of the Chancery
court at Winchester. pronounced in this
cause at August term. 1868 Of said court
will, on
Monday, October LIST, 1866,
before the Courthouse door in Winchester.
seli 10 the highest bidder. on a credit Of
an ana Twelve months. Except seventy
i've collars to be paid in CASH. the tract of
ANU uescribed in the p~leadings. containing
gnc hundred acres. lying in district Nos.
franklin county. Tenn. The biddirgs for
SAID liant to commence at seven dollars Der
acre. Notes with two or more good sectr-
riiies required Of the purchaser. and a lien
retained upon said land until the purchase
money IL paid. II II I:STlLL. co ".
sept 900
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-29
Monday, October LIST, 1866,

before the Courthouse door in Winchester.
sell to the highest bidder. on a credit of
one and two years. Except the sum of one
hundred dollars to be paid in CASH. the
tract of land in the pleadings mentioned.
containing n hundred and sixty-four
acres one rod and thirty-seven poles. living
III district No 3, Franklin county, Tenn.
Inc biddings to commence at seven dol
lars per acre,
Notes, with two or more rood securities
required Of the purchasers, and a lien re-
tanned upon the land until the whole of
Tic purchase money is paid.
ii K ESTILL. CAM,
septl 900