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6reimaurertempel.
Nm bic TreimaMrer
in ben 9an5en Der. Staaten.

StH6et!
Sn Der Ncpembsr 1865 Gibuug ser GrS6lcge bon
Marplanb wurbe fcIgenbe @inleitung unit Ss56ItHe eia@
Filming ansencMnmen.
Od teet bic Sineernife binpe99er2umt ftRo, peI9e In
lester j3eit ben brieerliteH &ertebr, burh Ban f@ bic
Greimrnrer tets aus3eibneteu' 6emuten, 10 fet s5
SelblpIIen, eaB mir, bic 6retmaurerbriberi6aft boz
W~tarpIanb, bic erite @elegenbeit bsniet, um bic beri5te.
Oensn 6reimaurer &erbinbunseH in her Gtabt SaItirOr.
sinsulabeH, sur Qrueuerrng ibrsr SerSribeuns bic trps-
benz ie gel meiIis absebrctgn par, ho& ME in esGH Sss.
sen zines irabren ManrerS erIcfheH lit.
limb ba bic @rO6 er6e Der u, 6 uub 81 @taursr o5u
Marplanb in einer ipGtern @peJtsI,9 srTauullHEg bte
3et our @runtitsibleguns bS neueH Northumberland
auF ben nd6ten 90. WcSenber anbsraumt bat, 70 Eutet
bas COMMITTEE bieieS fir he ~pafenbite @eleseubtjt! -
3ur Grneuerung beS @erfebrS NIB Der Berbrhberung unb
label biermit ale s%utite6ube @Rsitsr, Manrsr, Gsfeltu
unb Bitter beriIi9 unb prtnssnb elm, bieisr GeieEr@fsi4
bei5upOPneH unb it4 baraH aGT etbeilissu.
0as &omite eriu6t attunssoOu ale 5strusen, hte
Ter SrHeeri1Ott frsunSIt8 sefiunt ftnh, tieis ~GiRlaenns
benz Srhsn sur aenutnis gu Brinssn,
SobI @, Eerrpi q. c.. 81.
(oft24-2w) Vpri, hcr Gpmttes fit &~IaRstIsUts
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Gifeubdhumsttfdhrt

MIbanp,8 8. NOpember. BET elmer @ett.
fa6rt ipurbe elm 8remIer auf Der Nl6anp uni
Suaqusbanna Gilenbabn a%stGbtpt, tnpem e,
bet Gbenectabp unter bic Naoer fiel. gr ma,
bpn Sslpeao geburtta.
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NbenDfMuIcA

NbenDFdbulcA
4rof. u. G1eer erSffnete am l. Ottp6er cine Ibeub.
f6ule, GGe ron @erutan unS @reeuftr., iHr iunse 0eute,
bic Bite enalf9e tnb beuti&e Spra&e, WtatBeuiatif, BUD.
iitbrans %erleruer, Cber f9 ipeiter In %beuielbeu ausblbeu
tpcleu.
Iiept26~-lmtl grpf. y. S.@eer, IS 2eriustcnhr.
Ars bic Serren 2ebrcr.
taterset&neter mant ben Serren 9ebrern tiermit bic
%etgehenfse &u8etse bag ieet cine neue unb ~berbeierte
anflase bes Ha& ~8rummbaGsr bear6eiteten
Qebrs nnb 9eIebuhS
erI9tenen nnh, Us ~belebiSer In5abf ju bateH If BEL
B N. S&Hauffer
r0Beder"aOfHce.
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Mcnc1. Rnmnrrrim.

~DeriammIun9s 2ofal ga 237 %. 8ratt ctr. Saue.
Dem &6ani9e Oieler DtttsIteber bes gSeft Yratt ctr.
8aubereius gto. l gu entipretRen, foll nG&Heu NittpcG,
Ia. gfop., abents Z Hbr aur @rtintuns zines neuen 8aus
tereins unter Obisem Nameu nit Rp. 2 Sei&ritten tpers
ben, unb es perbeI ta6er ale bieieptseu, tpeI@e f6 eiuem
iotiosn 9auoeseiu an1ui&lieBen pitni9en, ireunbli6ft ems
~gelabeH, in bieier 8e,ianmIuns ~ erihetuei. 9u auitras
Mbam Mi6 Ell, prob. 4raf.
falo] Salt. G9umann n, prop. Setr.
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Neneite Wa6ridten.
Selsarapbirt fRr ben Baltimore gseder".
9ie 2GaBlrm.



BU n, 8. Wopbe. - 3lreibnnbert uni
3pGlf SrtIhaften set9sn Elm 0elammtDptun
BON 1928 Stimmen fur @nllOd ben republ
Ganbtooten, Swsiser, ietn Sppcnent, erpiel1
1862 Stimmen. 8uIcd5 MlajUrttat II
Bottom betrGst iter 5000 Stimmen.
9iep WprF.
Stew OOrf, 9. NUp.-Die Iri6une bon
6sute felt GentOns Majoritdt auf 14,306 ct,
felt.
Die @eIebsebung tptrb aus ~fcl9enoen Gle
menten ;uiammen9elebt ietn. 26 Step. uni
6 Dem. I'm Genat unD SO &ep. su Al DEM,
I'm 6auS.
GDlaenreS llnb bic lsbten 8ert4te iiber bic
Stem 9Jorter @abl:
6entCns WatOritatm TO67
6ufmdn8 64221
Seutons Mat. 1886
@ebieI i'm GOnere6.
NaAfolsenbe Isabelle aetst Die 0eranberunz
gen, wsIde bet Der lebten GOnsreSwabl ftatt-
%9efunbeu.
NepubL.@ int ne,
10. 9itrift 91etp gOrt.
IL;
Is.
4. 9atrD ssriep.
IL. SuinOis.
L. Ntlourt.
S~otalgswinn 7 DtRritts.
8erlufe.
3. 9ifrttt SEEN gOrt.
2. Stem Serlp.
6. Miiiouri.
2: MurYlanp.
9OtuIUsrIuR I Dtiritte.
Mibisau.
Oetrott, 8. Nop.-Dts republifanll6e
Wtaturitdt 1T bteIem Staate mtrb 10000 ct.
betragen.
S~tt1tnOtS+
GGtcagu,8 8. NcDb r.-@eneral Ndum 1T
burd etne Wotprttdt BON 500 Sttmmen iiber
ben Scbnlontt S~npfenbal in ben 40. @OngreB
erp1blt puroen. Ser Staatsenat tptrb aus
Is Nepublttaner unO 9 Demufraten beteben.
@i8cpuffn.
GbtcagU, 8. Nopbr.-3uSerldltge 8e>
riGte lallen Die Majorttdt Der 3epubltfaner
auf 10000 Stimmen fefteueu.
Die sHabt in &anias.
QeaDenpprtb, 8. SOB. 9te &epu-
tlitaner wdblten etnen Senator, 3 NiIemblps
mitalieoer unb ben @CuntD. @erihtSI6reiber,
Die Oemctraten binaesen u1e Itrisen8 eamten
oeS QeaSenpUrtb So. Sn Der 4. @arb In
QeuOenwUrt6 lit bic erite Neserwablftmme
nkneneben irerhen.
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NaS 6eorsia,

Wtl(ebgeptlIe, 9. glOD. Die @e>
ebsebuns bat bab cCnfttuitCnelle @menbe@
ment Dertpurfen.
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Git0 u. &pnntO @nilbtna MGcciotio,

STU u. SOnrtD Bntlbtng MNcctattcn
Dieter nun o%cHtautis C~rsauifttte, auf ciner Der bsften
Bats s~eSritnbcte 8erein bsriamnelt ia iebeu Wicntus
Iheub z rbr In hen a3rtOatlpt L 6eS Srn. g6. !3iHp,
SO 2l7 0ft yfabticu Ctr, uue bietet einemr iehen in Der
Stabt uuD I'M County GDpbuenben @eIesen5sit, f9 auf
cine lst&te @eiie etn GapttnI gu iparen, CUR Grlansuus
elmer Seimfdtte. Die bpeite @in3abIuus pirb Wlontas,
IL. 9pU., semadt. GrIde, bic pinf@cu, ft@ ttelem
@ereia au1HlhIteSeu, ftub freuntlt9f eiuselaben.
Yb. 3ipp, BrGf.
9enrb slices. G9abm.
FamO) {. 6. GbmGarb, Gefr.
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Ehoraraohin &anDerein.

S6iser Gerein lit BON Der Ode Der Wernlment unb
Scrreft Ctr. sn 6rn. GITinger, $40. 2 g. Greberid
Str., u~uge3Ogeu Mnb label gum Seitritt lraunbtu6ft elm.
Seute Gbenb Z ufr 8eriammIuns!
GtAt, Vr4i.
fo1 ST fbcfnu Gefr.
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@nalifher @prahnnterriht.

Ben DOHnertuS, ben u. Gept., abenbs 8 llbr al,
ert9eile i'd treimal p~Sdeutli6 llnterrift I'M Spre&eu,
eelen unb SGretten ber enstf6en Gpra&e.
anmeIouuSen bele5e man nS9li1ft balb gu MAIDEN. -
8etinBuaseu So UEerteItG6rIiG tut 8Oraus jablbar,
8. WGnner, 68 @erulantr.,
& AtpilHen 60lpdrbs unb @utan1r.
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Jleu8 Qn5ej0en.
Marplanb Snhitut
4eidl n e nc hmIe.

Gie iS5rItGen 3 eiGnensuHterri0 to- II
fHr &na6en [atertsL mater QeitnnS bes &'rcf. .. q.
GBopttparh, @rinBipaf, ne6nien nI WlittpcG, ben IL. be,
a6enbs i6ren anfars. 9tejenisen. tpsI&e bic Sdtle sa
befuben tpiinibcn, Teyben eriu@t, it6 itre GtutrittstarteH
ioglei9 5u Deri6aiteL 70 Raj tie nStGisen anUtbnuugeu
fir teren @equGuiii&teit beE biefer 3et teenbigt iperben
farm.
Das 9. AuGrtat Der Ge8I6ute fir 5et&Ecn
fir Snaben nnb DIGb6en beeinnt am WUntGg, 10. b..
6. 80. 8entIeb,
fr6mt) Scrfser bee 5etGnenfGrle.
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t0Gn.ltfber Musperfauf.

VWW5IttgCE NHoVtttWHI*
G8esen Gjei&GftS.G erGnbemug %pffsriren mir unier SUG>
itSnbt9 a~1prtirIe5 9aGer opn
SUDDEN, G%aiiimtr8, 9ceStins, ueberrcds 3euae,
MeitenitofIe, &C., &c.
uutsr 8oits Pretien, am 5an3tit bauit gu raumen.
Yerner:
Den autet QGiltn, iepie gtpres G%inribtuns unIeres
ieit etuer Glsibe eon 1abren NIT sutem @rfOIg p~eiIbrten
8u6 G3eitafts, eiaf9tteBIt9 8efib ORett auf gtore fir
nod nIebrsre Sabre,
@@Ieune8 & 9DIte,
G2A@e It 8GIttmpreEr,, nabe @ap.
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g. Caroline Ctr. SauDercin $40. L.
SIN Cbiseu 8erein ftnbet am Ncntas, IL. NoS., In
ber g3irt9i&ait hes Srr. 9. Gube1, Gde 8ant unb Caro-
tine Ctr, bic erfe WS&entIi&e anTGss uub bic psrr1as
nente 8eamttapaPt fat. GteilnebmenbG merben 6Sfihf
einSeIaten. 81. Rcube6, pr. Q3rSI.
iamDl .SpE. G6mtbt, pr. SER.
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Sminer &auperein

Inter Dbigem Ttamen bat f@ br @erein conttituirt,
feline Seamteu Sepa9lt rnb tptrb am Dienfas, ID. gpS.,
Gberts 8 mfr i'm &eretuslctaIe (bei Srn 6. Wienfe, 25
81. 1reberidfr. bic erte su1ase e~inseja6It. @ue, pel1e
geicnnen fInt, einet1 suten 9aupereiu bei3ntreten. tperben
eriGtt, 5aIbi8ft an eri@eineH.
SO. Hebemanu, 1rGi.
iamp) 8. &Hbn, Getr.
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Office oeS SOarD Of GontrO1 u. MeDfcm,
am Buildings, Gds BON Q~eriuston il. ct. 4auIfr.
Baltimore, 9. DIT. 1866.
9lOti3 IN @runo @isentbumer.
Die 8eaeueruusssSii6er Der fOISenben DiHritte unb
gBarbs fiub bon ben afefieren benz @carb Of Control unb
Giebiew i~ber9eben pprben uno lieSen tiSlid bon 10 r6r
Born. Biz 3 l6r Ytadtm. bi8 gun: E T # II W a q
nd&fen 0e3embers in ben Gam Bull
binpS CUR prafung Dor.
.SobaIb bic @feioren Ter ridfEutiseu Barbs bic
@a9er einrei6en meroeu, tpirb 5ehtSe ytoti5 geseten.
l.. Difritt: l. unb 2. Warb
9. 5. unb 6.
g.. 9.
f. e uIb IA
6. II
5m Auitras bes Boarb Of Control uub IfebieiD
9ott-lbesiia) SoRn U. 81 M
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Yin ca8 bC69eebrte teutide 8ubIttum!
Dur& has OtiSs rei6baItise RrOeramn, e~utiprsGsabs
9efebIns unb tl6tise giufubiruns her Slide CLAUDE To
rem bpcpseebrten Nuciitnut cine reSt unte16aItense Epy.
fteGung Derieresen su fSnaen NIB Iabe biernit 81 tabis
retEer &6eilrabme ~er9eSenft Elm.
bc-mtl gbDIPQ MeGRtert.
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VII NV q DUIIt,
62a@ EFT 8GIttmprefr,, nabe @ap.

AE5N Soeben e~mpfn9en mir Direct bon 9oIt6eim
WEaSl5xI300 9iten Sc3peimer 0eiu nnb Dfferiren bens
EILEEN gu ben bili9fteH RreiieH
(npb8-S) G6IenreS BpIfc.
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Oeutfdher Central 1tnipn 0ercin.

SSNt SeuACWl 4sNtOH NSrctN%
WtOrseu a6enb 8 nor finbet rsselmGsise &erfammluns
i'll Der GentraIFale ftatf. SER MtGb elm NapP bat
i& Ouf ben Wuni@ tes Gomite'8 fsrsit ertlGrt, einea
8ortras gu baIteH.
ia) SaiuO 9fermann, Gctr. =. +.
@OtterD san Sau1ereim 9tO. 1.
Dteisr o rein BAT fG mn bOltpmmen p~rsantfrt, 500
Gntbeile fub gejeiGnet unb mer @elb Su 6aben pitni&t
ouf Nutbeile, fam fG om Donnerftas, ben Is. b. d.,
Gbenb8 Z nor bel benz Gireftcrium anmelbeu. Seer 2uft
Gat ftd an bieiem 8erein aujuIGIie6eu, mirb arYu&t, fol.
Dee In 9Gtbe 81 tbuu, ebe bic Cite sei6lOfen pirb.
Seinri9 BaSquap, BreI.
3pbn SH8, @ice 8rei.
9einri6 Strait, g@neu.
Oa) ). 9Iat@, Getr.
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Cumberland 9pbGeu!

Cumberland 2pbIen!
Sic Baltimore Cumberland RobIen Oaro,
GOGGeScn Green II. prattfr.
Die 1nter5eitneten Granddaughter bas PubItfun, bab
fe tigtt1 sTbaIteH uno ~beitdHoi9 bcrrGtRi9 6aben etle
oucSeSej9uete Glalitdt ben
0eorge's Greet'8 Cumberland aOblen,
peIhe fe Su no9febeuben biligen Preiien oertaufeu uni
mad irsenb etnem &PetIe Der Stabt Iieferu
@smii1t aus ZEN WstHeu .............. $500
8Iuutpen unb fHr 8auilienSebrau@ pr6pa rirt 1928
Stir GhmiecegebrauH .....,........... CTS
Bir Iiub bemabt, uniere &uueeu aaf's Bette su bebieneu.
~oncn1p) @auIt, Gmttb & Go.
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Sieruuf bic beIicbte tcuii&e tcuti6e 9rltssS psretts;
Scr SOrfbarbter,
pber
Die Shintentur.
Ssmii&es GineirIel in Q gfteH. @uitt Don G&ehf.

@irttitt so @ts. 8feietpirte @ise Is cts sTtra.
G~fefprSirte cite unb 9idetS fnb @Omftas, 3ierftas
NIB WtittwpdJ BON 10-2 llbr In ber OfFce 81 Fabeu.
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Sfffce-o eS 8oarb Of Control u. Meoiew,

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Su wethudhteu !
S9litti6mbe S6litti6ube!
JacOb Omtnber,

JlD. 10 Sl0 GalOert StraBe,
~empftebft ien rei&Raltises 0uScr BON G6Iittitubeu, nell
Dies fir bic Gatcn nit ben ~neuefen GrftnSnnaeu nerIebeu
1T, i'm @rosen u. &leinen an ben biIiaften Rreileu. l1np-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-08-25
WINCHESTER.
ENCOURAGE
Home Industry

REMEMBER, THAT WHENEVER A
~ community fail 10 do thi!. they opr.
rate against their wi interests. Money
spent here may be picked up again, but
that which i carried of is gone.
From the effects ofilrc, famine and war
and II considerable amount of security
thrown in, the subscriber has again par
tally started in business. Now. come To
me and buy your Furniture. ! think |
can safely promise that ] viii sell it rs
cheap rs You can buy ut the Factory, on
fhclory-malc, and in seven cases ont OF
ten viii sell You a better material. and,
IN all cases, ii not more substantially made,
] viii forfeit the work. | make tits offer
without reserve, nor shall the work be in
lrrlor IN amy point.
Having been sustained inmy occupation
for more than ~twcnty-slX years in Win
chester, ] make this appeal, with some AS
surancc that those who need will call and
examine my goods and prices.
\. R.-Those having unsettled accounts
with me for years standing, will please
call and close them up. Ili. is i hard
Tim" to"vcn pay principal. and very hard
to pay cost. Come. pay me up. and let me
extend my business. support my family.
and pay my honest debts.
G. NJ. FARMER.
MayE-3m.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-08-25
NASHVILLE.
OF NASHVILLE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
"A 1867.

The rcgularcourse Of instruction Will be.
ginon the lst Monday in November, 1860
and end the lat day Of March, 1867. The
Museum. Library, Buildings and appurtc.
nhllceS, are rs perfect as ever, and the ole
corps of teachers each in his place. except
Prof. Buchanan. removed by death, and
whose place has been filed by Prot. Briggs
formerly Professor Of Practical Anatomy
FEES:
For tickets to the entire course, Sl05 on
Matriculating fee, 3 W
Graduating fee. % 0C
Dissecting ticket. ~ OF
FACULTY.:
Joseph Jones, NJ y, date Professor OF
Chemistry In the Medical College of Gcor-
gia.) Professor Of Pathology.
VIM. X. Bowling. NJ u. Professor of In
Stitutcs and Practice of Medicine.
Paul +. Eve, NJ ID. Professor of Principles
John NJ. Watson. NJ b. Professor of OBJ
S%tctrict and Diseases Of Women and Chill
drcn.
Thomas r. Jennings, NJ u, Professor OF
Anatomy.
j. Bcrrien Lindsey, NJ ID, Professor OF
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
{. X. Winston. NJ ID, Professor of Mate
RIA Mcdica and Medical Jurisprudence.
MIn. L. Briggs. NJ ID. Professor of Surgi-
cal Anatomy and Physiology.
i. b. Buchanan, NJ ID. Curator of Museum
l'rosector to the Chairs Of Anatomy and
Surgery.
VS.. Lindsey, NJ ID, Demonstration of
Anatomy.
"a" Nashville journal of Medicine and
surgery, monthly, eighty pages. So 4 year:
W. Il. Bowling. Proprietor and Editor.
W. X. BOWLING,
Dean Of the Faculty.
aug13
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-08-25
SALE OF LANDI

Milton Byron, ct ais, Us G W 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 ofSeptember next,
at the Courthouse door. n the town ofWin-
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 No. I, on the road lead
ing from Winchester to Sh~elbyyille, con-
tanning 50 acres.
Said land will be sold on a credit of12
months. except the sum of seyenty-fiye
dollars. which must be paid on day of sale.
The biddings to commence at 81 Der acre:
with approved security will be re-
luired. and a lien retained until the pur-
chase money is paid.
J. G. ENOCHS, Clerk.
aug1l-tds 30
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-08-25

A party of Transfers encamped nine
miles south of Kansas City on the Fort
Scott road were attacked Monday night
by q band of six robbers. One of tn,
robbers was shot and left behind, the
others running away wounded. The men
a,sowned belonging to the gang; but
S.a'%sd that he was on qis way to Kan
sas City with 5000 in Government bonds
and robbed.
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OIVEN

Having suggested the insolvency of tn,
estate of X. +. Sims, deed. notice Is hereby
given to all who have claims against saiC
estate to file the same with the Clerk of tn,
County Court of Franklin County, Tenn.
on or before the 9th ofNovember, 1sG6. oI
the same will be barred.
II. W. NEWMAN, Admir-.
iulyT-td
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A DIRECTORY.
lOuNTY ~OIrICEKS.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
VIM. Il. MurTell. Sheriff: u. j. Martin
ana Tlos. IL. Finch, Deputies.
Nath Frizacll, Coroner.
y. j. jackson, Circuit Clerk.
Jno. q. Enoclls, County Clerk.
II. r. Estill, Clerk and Master.
ID. X. SLATER, Register.
R.J. Turner, County Trustee.
llcrndOn Green, Tax Collector.
john Il. SLATER, Ranger.
ThoS. Finch, Chairman County Court.
4. NJ. Pryor and VIM. Green. Associate
Justices.
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.
va. SLATER, ,., uu.u,,..,,,,. Mayor.
ALDERMEN.
lst warl-B. Trmplcton, l.. Days.
al ward-A. G. Black, ". NJ. Whitwortll.
81 ward-Wm. stewart. Peter Waldman.
Iih ward-Wmson IIaggard, W. r. Lee.
thurman, Wmson lIaggarl.
COHSi0bIe. tk'rh.
Board meets LIT and 81 Thursday nights
each month.
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LAND q SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
Ply VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
- Circuit Court of Franklin County.
tennessee. pronounced at the July Term,
lSG6, Of said county, in the cause of VIM.
NJ. Rllssey. admir-, etc., against w. A. Nor
ris, ct. ais. | will, on
Monday, September, Sd, 1866,
offer for sale. TO the highest bidder. before
the Courthouse door. in Winchester. tho
tract OF land known as the Eskridgc tract,
lying in District No. =. Franklin county
Tennessee, being the tract John Eskridge
died. seized and possessed.
said tract contains about 80 acres. but
the same will be surveyed and Il map ex-
hibitcd on day of sale.
said lane will be sold on q credit OF -
(tWelVe) months. except the sum of $50 90
to be paid in cash. The biddings to COM
mence at IS per acre. Note. with good Sc
curly required of the purchaser. and a lien
upon the land until the purchase
money is paid. T. j.. JACKSON,
a"Si-ldS III W Clerk.
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FOR SALE !
TWENTY-FIVE TRACTS
OF LAND,
10000 Acres Mountain Land !
FRANKLIN COUNTY, TENN.

O0O ACRES NEAR WINCHESTER.
COO Tenn. Winchester Is one of the
hcaltliest locations In Tcnnessee-good
schools, Railroad facilities, and many 9TH
er advantages.
These lands are adjoining the town of
Winchester, Onc-half well timbercd, all
tillablc with the exception of perhaps some
five acres, OF which is II fine rock quarry;
forty acres ofgood fruit. good dwelling and
II t-houses. This is the place where b.
y. McGehee now resides. 1t is offered on
liberal terms a. a whole, or in lots to suit
purchasers.
Also, two thousand acres of good noun
tain land. well timbered,
If not sold before, these lands will be Of
fered 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 II location in
this country.
For particulars, apply to the undersign-
ed, or b. f. McGehee on premises.
1000 acres, 6 miles from Win
chester, on McMinnville road,
well timbercd, good well and spring wa
ter, fine large, young orchards, well i'm
proved. VIII be divided into 4 to 6 farms,
TO suit purchasers. -Four dwellings. with
out-hOuses, ON the %place-gOod land, and
one of the most desirable places in this
county.
G3S acres, 4miles from VIM
chester, on McMinnville road.
This place is well improved-one brick
dwelling house and out-llonscs, beside two
double-log houses with out houses.
This place will be divided to suit purcha-
scrs. Good water and timber.
2S0 acres, 4 miles from VIM
chester, ON Huntsville road
Us acres cleared, lO5 acres fine timber, fine
apple orchard 200 bearing trees. and fine
peach orchard. Good brick dwelling, with
barn and stables.
so acres, 4 miles from Win.
chester, ON Fayetteville road.
There is on this place a good blacksmith
and wood shop, with good dwelling and
This i an admirable location for black
smitliing and wOOd-work'turncrs.
Also, 20 other places in Frank
lin county,
containing from GO TO 45O acres each, gcn-
well improved. Some of them very
lie ,irable.
For particulars, as to location and terms,
apply to
L. S. SIMS,
Real Estate agent,
Winchester, Tenn.
Union & American. Nashville. and Gin
'innati Enquirer. insert in daily for ono
month. and forward bill to this office.
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Insolvency.

Having suggested the Insolvency of the
estate ofC Barnes. decd. notice j. hereby
given to all who have claims against said
estate to file the same with the County
Court Clerk of Grundy county. on or be-
fore the LIST of October next. or the same
will be barred. X II. BARNES,
auglltd Administrator.
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State Of Tenncssce--In CLancerv
Mt Alfnmnnt

state OF Tcnncssce--In Chancery
at AltamOnt.
AUGUST LIST, 1866.
William a. Fisher, Trustee,
William j. Ward.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of IN,
Clerk n Master, from bill sworn to. that
William j. Ward Is a nonresident of tho
State of Tennessee.
It's ordered that publication be made for
four consecutive weeks i'm the Home .JoIr-
nal, a newspaper published ut Winchester,
requiring, said nonresident to appear at
the C~Onrshousei in AltamOnt. on Friday af-
ter the 4th Monday in September. 1866,
then and there to plead, answer or demur
70 co~mplalnants bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed as to him. and set down
for hearing ex parte.
ROBERT SANDERS. C, & NJ.
aug4-4t 4O
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.
Having suggested the insolvency of the
estate of Martha e.. Sims. deed. notice j.
hereby given To all persons having claims
against said estate Ia appear and file the
Samr properly authenticated. within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be for
ever he barred.
LEWIS METCALFE,
Admir- with will annexed.
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JOURNAL,

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rlably IN advance; Six months, two dol
lars; llIree months. one dollar and twenty
,lN' cents, No Subscription received for n
less period than three months.
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NOTICE,

All parties indebted to the estate of
homas Logan. deceased. will Immediate
~ set,,e the same with Turney & Newman.
anu all parties having claims AGAINST said
estate VIII present the sanc to- them rnr
settlement. JANE InW ,u''h ior
MARRIOTT Admx 1rLn'N,
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