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LAND FOR SALEL

John Franks, ct als. rs JAM Snody, ct. ais.
By virtue OF Il decree of the County
Court of Franklin county, Tenn. prononn-
ced at it, August term. 1866, | will. on
Monday, 3D. Of September next,
offer for sale, to the highest bidder, on a
credit ofonc, two and three years, except
the sum of SlN. which must he paid on day
of sale. the following tract OF land. lying
and being i'm the county of Franklin and
State of Tennessee. district No. 3. OH the
road leading from Winchester to salem. it
being the same tract of land upon which
Elizabeth Franks resided at the time Other
death. and containing two hundred and fit
ty acres more or lcsa. The biddings TO
commence at five dollars per acre. Notes,
with approved security. will be required.
and u lien retained until the purchase mo-
ncy is paid. j. q. ENOCllS, Crk.
augll-tds $50
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WINCHESTER.
FOR SALE
A
OF LAND,
Acres Mountain Land
FRANKLIN COUNTY, TENN.

Nh ACRES NEAR WINCHESTER.
JUU Tenn. Winchester Is one of the
healthiest locations in Tenncssce--good
schools, Railroad facilities, and many 9TH
er advantages.
These lands are adjoining the town of
Winchester, One-half well timbcrpd. all
tillable with the exception of perhaps some
five acres. on which Is n fine rock quarry
forty acres ofgood fruit. good dwelling and
out-hOuscs This Is the place where B
+. McGehec now resides. 1t is offered on
liberal terms Us q whole, or in lots TO suit
purchasers. q
Also, two thousand acres Of good noun
tain land. well timbcred
If not sold before, these lands will be OF.
frrcd for sale to the highest bidder, in lots
from five to fifty acres, on the First Mon
day in October next. No better OPP
portunity has been offered for Il location in
this country
For particulars. apply to The undersign-
ed, or b. f.. McGehee on premises,
1000 acres, 6 miles from VIM
chester, on McMinnville road,
well timbered. good well and spring wa
ter, fine large. young orchards, well I'M
proved. Will he divided into 4 to G farms,
TO suit purchasers. -Four dwellings, with
out-houses. on the place-good land, and
one Of the most desirable places in this
county.
63S acres, 4miIes from Win
chester, on McMinnville road.
This place is well improved-one brick
dwelling house and Out-hOuses. beside two
double-log houses with out houses.
This place will be divided to suit purcha-
sers. Good water and timber.
$50 acres, 4 miles from Win
chester, on Huntsville road
10 acres cleared, 100 acres fine timber, fine
apple orclard-200 bearing trees. and fine
peach orchard. Good brick dwelling. with
barn and stables.
80 acres, 4 miles from VIM
chester, on Fayetteville road.
There is on this place a good blacksmith
and wood shop, with good dwelling and
o%ut-hOuses.
This is an admirable location for black
smithing and woodwork turner's.
Also, 20 other places in Frank
lin county,
containing from GO to $50 acres each, GEN
orally well improved. Some If them very
desirable.
For particulars, as to location and terms,
apply to
l.. 8. SIMS,
Real Estate -lgcnt,
Winchester, Tenn.
ausll-tf. .,.d -.
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Sale!
PROPERTY
ATT SALIENT

TONEAINING ABOUT TWENTY
~ FIVE ACRES. about 20 fine young
apple trees. and as many peacI, trees. to-
gether with nice Cherry aud Plum Nur-
Sery. Fine large Garden. good paling
fcnce-post and railing fence about the
stable lot-good carriag" house, milk
house and ciStern. \ neat LARGE two-story
frame dwelling, containing four roomsin
main building: ell running back. con-
tainingroom ard Kitchelr-barK gallery all
about the ell. Fine high newfoundland
soonest building site in Salem.
- Price 'S25OO 90. or would exchange
Undesirable property in or near Winchcs-
ter. Apply 10 L.. $. SIMS.
Real Estate Agent,
alig25 Winchester, Tenn.
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Sale of Land.

Sale Of Land.
Ii q w Grant, % G Gray.
w virtue OF an order Of sale. issued by
the clerk OF lie circuit court OF Franklin
county, Tenn- f., will, on
Monday, October lst, SO.
before the court house door in Winchester,
sell for cash. to the highest bidder. the tract
OF land levied upon in this case, lying IN
District No 2, Franklin county. Tenn, con-
tanning - acre..
Levied upon as the property of @ l.
Gray. August sth, 'C6.
We MURKELI. Sh'f.
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Having suggested the Insolvency OF the
estate of IL. +. sins. deed. notice is hereby
given Ia all who have claims against said
estate To file the same with the Clerk OF the
County Court OF Franklin County. Tenn
ON or before the 97ti' N"icnicr, isC6, OF
the ,lnir ~ .l Ur bgrrtyi.
Il. ". NEWMAN, Admir-.
iuly7-ti
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administrators
Notice.

Having suggested the insolvency of the
estate of Martha G.. Sims, deed, notice l.
hereby given to all persons having claims
against said estate to appear AMI file the
SAME properly authenticated, within the
time prescribed by Law, o%rtley will be for
ever he barred.
LEWIS ME1rALfE.
Admir- with will annexed.
auVlS-tf
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LEGAL.
EnLe Of Land.

SNIe or LuHH'
! $ Embry, " L e FOREMAN ana Nv
Iipps.
Bv virtue OF an order Of sale, issued by
the clcrk Of the circuit court of FRANKLIN
county. tennessee. | will. on
Monday, October lst, VG,
before the court house door in Winchester,
sell for cash. to the highest bidder, the
tract orlaud levied upon in this case. lying
in district 40 =, Franklin county. Tenn"
containing about one hundred and thirty
acres. Levied upon as the property OF i
T. Foreman andPW Tipps. Aug. 5, U.s.
W MURRELL, Sh1f'
auu2Jtls 50
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SITE Of LdRd.

Jonas Myers, rs \ VI Holt,
BIZ virtue of an order Of sale, issued ny
tide clerk oftlc circuit court OF trahKlIN
county. Tennessee. | will. on
Monday, October lst' &C.,
LcGr,n thc court hOusc doOrin Winchester,
.cIl for cash. to the highest bidder tne
tract o Iand levied upon IN this case, !ylhg
near TuIlahoma. Franklin county, irNn"
containing one hundred and siNty acres
more or irss. Levied upon ~ the properly
Of NJ Holt. August Stli. GG,
" MUKREI.l. san.
ang2j'ds 4 80
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SALE OF LAND

A l. OF LAND
Milton Byron, ct ais, Us " Byron. ct ais
BY virtue of Il decree of the County
Court of Franklin county. Tenn pronOun-
ced at its August term. 1866. / will offer
for sale. to the highest bidder. on
Monday, Sd ofSeptcmber next,
at the Courthouse door. i'm the town twin
chester, the tract of land upon which Hen
,ry Byron resided at the time of his death.
lying and being in the county of franklin.
Tennessee, district MOI. on the road lead
ing from Winchester to Shelbyville, o
tanning ~ acres.
Said land will he sold on q credit of ~
months. except the sum of se~venty-iivc
dollars. which must be paid on day Of sale.
The biddings to commence ut 81 per acre ;
notes with approved security will be re-
quired. and alien retained until the pur-
chase money Is paid.
JIG. ENOCHs, Clerk.
aug11-tds 7M
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GrIp Of fuJ}@,

Garduor. ~%hapar4 ! Co., Is james i Ed
wards, ct ais ct,o',
py virtue Of an order Of sale, sue ny
fhr clerk uf IN" rirrui't,uf' ~ ''rhiill
comfy. Tenn, ! viii, 90
Monday. October i-', "''
hrroro fine court House l2,giu Winchester,
sell for cu4i,. TO tie .~i-,.,t tija,r the
tract, of land Iryird upon in tbc'" "|.rS,
iyipy in district No :. Franklin county,
Irnn. containing - acres. Levied ug-
ON ~ Pie property OF James l. Edwards.
Nug.s. co.. WE MUHRElI. SI'H.
Hug4jtJS ! so
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NOTICE.

Having suggested the insolvency Of the
estate of John X. Galloway. notice l. l,cfr-
by given to all who have claims against
said estate. to file thc-same with the Il.fK
Of the County court of Franklin county
Tenn, on or before the lst day Of February
1861, or the same will be- barred.
JAMES Couch. Admir-.
aug2J-3m
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LEND ZOE &.tIEt.

10y VIRTUE OF 5 DECREE OF TIE
- tirpu.t Court IL rankin county,
Tonnes &C., pronounced az Iic July Tenn,
! U ur ,3;i county ~ the cause of "m,
N .,.~.yy, apG,. .'ea against w. &nr-
. ... a,.. ! v.,.r .
Monday, >,nya@05e., ID, 1856,
offer Tor ,,Ic, to the UIeoct -itd,r Hniorc
the Courthouse door, IL Winchester. the
tract Of land known as ,hc i,>Nridgc tract.
lying in District No. :, !ranhiin county.
Tennessee, being the tract John E~SArid%c
died. seized aHd possessed.
said tract. contains about 2jO acres, but
the same will lc surveyed and q map cX-
hihit"d on day Of sale,
said land viii be sold on a credit If "a
IWrivrJ months, "Xr"pt,h TIE sNm Of $50 OO
10 he paid in cash. The hiddingS to COM
mcncc at 81 per acre, Note. with good st.
rlrity required Of the purchaser, aliH Z, hen
retained upon the lanu ultiI the p,nri nSr
money is paid. I. d. JNti.oGA..
aug,i-td. II 90 Clerk.
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Pursuant to the above order of sale, |
will expose the said tracts Ofland. town
lots and parts Of town lots. or so much OF
each of them rs will he suilicienttO pay the
tax. cost and charges thereon for the year
1865. mentioned in the following report. to
public sale, to the highest bidder. for cash.
the lst Monday. being the list day of Oc-
tOber next.
HERNDON GREEN. L. c.
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Sale nj Land.
Smith & Simpson. Is JF Osborn.
BY virtue of an order of sale, issued by
tho CLERK Of the circuit court of Franklin
county, Tenn will on
Monday, October LIST, 'GG.
before the court house door in Winchester.
sell ior cash. to the highest bidder. the
tract Of land levied upon In this ease. lying
in district No 10, Franklin county. Tenn
containing sixteen acres, more or less.
Levied upon as the property OF Defend
ant-James Golden. StayOr. AuG.S $. G6.
W MURRELL, Sh'T.
aupo5tds 40
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Sale Of Land.

Samuel BoJo Us JC Smith and 7
Shdu.
By virtue of an order of sale, issued by
he clerk of the circuit court of Franklin
county. Tennessee, | will, on
Monday, October LIST, 'G6,
before the courthouse door in Winchester,
sell for cash. tc the highest bidder. the
tract of land levied upon in tlliscasc, lying
In district No 10. Franklin county, Tenn,
containing sixty acres. more or less.
Levied upon ~ the property of J c
Smith. W f. MlRRELi"
auro5tds 4 80 Sheriff.
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LEGAL.


Gor2sTG ro- as j.. Bolin, +. l.. Simp-
srn ant j. II. Smuth.
BY yi.rlc of Al order Of sale. issued by
the clerk Of the Circuit Court OF Franklin
county, Tenn. viii, on
Monday. October lst. 1896.
before the Courthouse door in Winchester.
sell for cash. to the highest bidder llIclract
OF land levied upon in this case, lying in
District No. IL. Franklin county, Tenn.
containing, by estimation. - eighty
three acres. Levied upon as the proprrl!
OF j. ii. smith. August stl. 1865.
". l.. MuRRELI, san.
anplL-,lS 80
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Sale Of LG.iii.
NOTICE.

Having suggested The Insolvency of the
estate Of Thomas Logan. deed. notice j.
hereby given 10 al who have claims
against -ain estate TO file the same with the
clerk Of tie county Court OF Franklin
county, within the time prescribed by law,
or the same viii be- barred.
MRS. JANE LOGAN.
aug25tf Administrative.
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Sale Cf Land.

Sale Cf Land.
Gardner & Co, 0ssigs ID " W Burt
and Others.
By virtue Of an order Of sale, issued by
the clerk Of the circuit court Of Franklin.
county, Tennessee, | will, oil
Monday, October lst, 't8.
before the court house door in Winchester.
sell tor cp :, to tie highest bidder, the
tract Of land levied upon in this case. lying
In district No 10, Franklin county, Tenn,
containing sixty acres.
Levied upon - the property Of j G
Smith. August siL. 'cG.
" MUhRILI, Sh'R.
auyb-tds 81
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Sale of land.

c II UiIidms. rs G l. gray.
by virtue of an order Of sale, Issued by
the clerk of the Circuit court Of Franklin
county. Tennessee, | will. on
Monday, October list, M,
,ofnrc the Courthouse door in Winchester,
sell for cash, to the highest bidder. the
tract ofland levied upon in this case. " ing
IN district No 2, Franklin county, Tenn,
containing one hundred and fifty acres
more or less.
Levied upon as the property of e l.
Gray. W MI
aug25-tds A 80 HhrrIn.
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bUGysy LET, 1865.
William t.I,4cr IrDs,2e
v Inium j.. > ard.
II appearing to tie Eati fa,,i,n cr ;lt
o!rrk " Master, from bill s"orh TO, that
" illiam }, Ward i, anOu-rc>iGcnt Of the
State Of Tcnnrsser.
Iii ordered that ptblicationLc made for
fear consecutive week, in ltV Home Jour
nal, Il newspaper published at Winchester.
requiring said nonresident Ia appear nj
it!c t0ur>louSe in .Altamnlt on ErWilY al
trr the 18th Monday in september, 1865,
then and there to plead, answer ar |rmur
to complainant's hiII, or t!c zine VII! be
taken for confessed SAT-" ,Iur .Ia a"' down
for hearing cX paIit.
EOBEi,I 5. >Hi... e.. Il,
pu.t~it 10
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safe Of I0Hd.

benjamin Tanning, Us & l. Gray.
BY virtue Of an order Of sale. issued by
the clerk of the circuit court Of Franklin
county, Tennessee, | will, on
Monday, October lst, &c,
before the court house door in Winchester,
sell for cash. TO the highest bidder, tie
tract OF landIeyicd upon in t'i, ease. sing
in district No }. Franklin county, Tenn.
said to be three hundred and forty acres.
Levied upon a. the property Of G l.
Gray, August Stll, 'GG,
W f. MuRRELL. Sl'G..
ouUlItIS 50
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Or, DOUGLAS BLY's
PATENT ANATOMICAL
hall and Socket .JOintHts
ARTIFICIAL LEG

MANUFACTOBY AND OFFICE:
In the City Hall, North End the Of Marke,
Building, Public Square,
Nashville, Tennessee.
FIlIIS LEG has an advantage possessed
u by no other Artificial Leg, having u
Forward and Side Motion, the sam"
as the natural foot, aS shown in thr AH<ss@
cut. The springs are rubber, lid conse-
~puently there is no rafting a+ in otAcrls&f.
The undersigned has purchased the right
to manufacture this leg fora term ofyears,
and respectfully refers the public to amy IT
his patients in Nashville or vicinity wear
ing his make. He is an experienced and
practical workman in the art himself. and
%iyc5 his personal attention 10 every cnS".
He also employs none but the most COM
petcnt hands.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed
in all cases, and reference by name Civ
en- whenever required.
Address Box S7G, Nashville.
JAMES w. MORTON,
apr2S ly Manufacturer.
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SGic IF Lana.

HGic Of Land.
Lewis ctcalfe, as Elizabeth Alexander
By virtue of IN or'lrro OF salc. issued by
the clerk of the Circuit conrtnilrankiiil
county, Tennessee, | will, On
Monday, October Isl. 90.
before the court house door IN Winchester,
sell for cash. to the highest bidder, H.,
tract ofland iryied upon in this case, lying
In district Not. FRANKLIN county. Tenn.
containing one hundred and thirty acres.
Levied upon a. the property Of Elizabeth
Alexander. August Sth, 'GG.
W l. MURhEII. Sl'N.
aug2jtds 4 80
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SOie Ot LHHT.

>aral, 4 Woods. as & l. Gray.
By virtue of an order of sale, i~sncd by
the clerk of the circuit court OF Franklin
county, Tenn. | will, on
Monday, October l-t. 'UG,
before the court house ionr ia Nir,4l-.,.
sell for cash, TO the highest Il,... t.r
tract ofland lev led upon N this case. lptn.4
in district No ,. IrJlklhl county, Tenn"
containing on" hundrciand fifty acres.
Levied upon ~ the property If = !.
Gray. August sth, &c.
" l. MUKRELL. Sh'G.
aum2Jtds 4 80
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safe Of L0Hft.

DVtFV II EFF"V
W $ Embry, Is smith, l;tunclls and
Faris.
BY virtue Of an order Of sale. issued by
the clerk Of the circuit court Of Franklin
county. Tenn | will. ~
Monday, October lst, 'GG,
before the court house door in " nche-trr.
sell for cash, to the highest bidder, the
tract ofland levied upon in this ease. j. Ing
i'm district No IL. Franklin county. Tenn.
containing one hundred acres.
Levied upon as the property of L.. n.
Smith. August Sth. 'GG.
MURRELL, Sh'f.
aug25tdS 4 20
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LEGAL.
Sale of i.Hnn.

x J Turner Is q l. Gray,
BY virtue Of AN order Of sale, issued by
thu clerk Of the Circuit court Of Franklin
county. Tennessee, | will, on
Monday, October 1T, 'GG.
before the court house door IN Wiuclc.trr,
sell for cash, to the highest bidder, the
tract ofland levied upon IN tl,i, ease, wing
in district No Franklin county, Tenn"
said 10 contain 30 acres, more or les.
Levied upon rs the property Of & j.
Gray. August Slh. &c.
W MUREELIo Sh'G.
nuptttlS A ~
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sale OF Land.

II & Blanton as Benz. StOvall.
BY virtue Of an order Of snl", issued by
the clerk ortlc circuit court Of Franklin
county, Tennessee, | wiIl. ON
Monday, October 1T. 'Gj,
before the court house doorin Winchester,
sell for cash. to the highest bidder, the un-
divided interest in n two hundred acre
tract Of land in civil district 40 3,-lcyicd
upOnin this ease.
Levied upon a. the property ofBcnjamin
~Ssovall. August StIi, 'GG.
W MURRIlJ. SIM.
uIlrDrtl. Al
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MEDICAL CARD.

nR. s. o. KlEMPFER, (late army sur
- geon) having located in Patterson tend
ers his professional services TO the citizens of
this place and surrounding country.
DR.. X. having had eight years experience
in hospital, general, and army practice, feels
prepared to request a trial from those who
may be SO unfortunate as to need medical at
tendance.
lie wik be found at the brick building op-
poslte the "SESTISEL OFFICE" or at his resi-
dence In the borough of Patterson, at all
hours except when professionally engaged.
July %, l865.--tf.
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HAIR WASH FOR DANDRUFF.

8 correspondent writing to us requests
recipe for preparing bears grease" to
prevent his hair falling out, and to free
his head from dandruff. We are not ac-
quainted with any preparation of bears
grease, which is capable Of affecting such
important results. If there is any virtue
in bears grease to accomplish such ob.
jec's, we think the genuine article must
be superior to any chemical preparation
of it, and the only way TO obtain it pure,
to certainty, is to nab "Bruin," and
make sure of his pork.
We give, as follows, however, very
good recipe for making hair-wash which
will remove. dandruff and keep the scalp
clean and soft, 50 as to prevent the hair,
in ordinary circumstances, from falling
out Take one pint Of alcohol and ta-
blespooufsl Of castor oil, mix them to-
gether in 4 bottle by shaking them well
for a few minutes, then scent it with few
drops of oil of lavender Alcohol dis
solves castor oil, Ike gum camphor, leav-
ing the liquid or wash quite clear. 1t
does not seem to dissolve any other unctu-
Gus oil SO perfectly, hence no other is
equally good for this purpose.-Acientjfc
dmericaa.
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THE GREATEST LoTALIsT The Lou
isville Journal having published para
graph stating that "Mr. and Mrs. Brewer
of Kentucky, have twenty-five children" /"
spondent writes The remembrance
of the above paragraph in your paper
some time ago induces me to tell you of au
old man whom We see coming to kLox-
vile about once week We call him
Grandpa Davis. He is upwards Of ninety
years old His wife has given birth to
twentynine children, twenty eight of
whom are living. They furnished the
Union army in the late war with twenty
FIVE recruits. Is there another man who
deserves the appellation of "ioyal" to a
greater extent than Grandpa Davis ?
Does he not deserve a pension at the
hands of Government to which he has
contributed so largely to save!
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Oh never speak with angry tone
To one within this erring world;
Let no vindictive look be shown,
Nor be thy lip with passion curled
For man at best is frail as dust,
And God alone is truly just.
Speak kindly to the little child,
Lest from his heart you drive away
The light Of love whose visions mild
Are opening like the dawn of day
Force not one cloud across the heaven.
4 God Of love to him hath given.
Speak kindly to each fallen one,
Nor harshiy judge his sinful deed;
There lives no sou! beneath the sun
That does not of compassion need;
Our race is erring at the best,
And judgment is not thy behest.
Be kind to all, and thus fulfil
The first great duty here below;
Let words or love our hearts dlstli,
To mitigate thy brothers woe;
For though in pride and guilt he swel,s
His heart its own deep anguish tells.