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Ql)ifa9o Gribnne.


rae NE@s.
Gen. Grant, 1t isrs1d, will shortly sail for
Europe in I Untcd >tates weasel
Harvcy, Bouflcld d Co.'S woodc7 WArc tsc-
sosy 4. Cleveland, w1s burned On Tuesday n1Rht
1oss &15u.0oo.
Lotters ftum Ireland state that the most
rigid inspection h m1intA,ned in regard to letter.
arum rrspec.ed pest,t= On this E,de of toe ~asef
The disbursements TO the War Department
1ast ucck amounted to nearly Saoo, oM' !" ,n'
Navy Uenarmcut, ovrT - 3.bhN Nt, ana ~ &4' ~
nc9to1 Department. hbout s, 0o6,oN.
The wl!c of Juarcz. th. President OF tne
Uenun]tc of Mexico nas srsfred 1t WaaatnEton+
.vte,c rhc Is the guest Of fscuor homeso the Ae1a-
uenry A. s,sustu,y, Of ohlo, i prominent las-
yer of fhc n,r.anan school Of po1iltea. SAID to
kase staed Tic President tn driving up tho veto
7nesaagr. So. .
Galveston. Texas, charming tha. their term Of SER
<lce hs' expired sixty Of the nuahc1 nc under
ARREST. ........
4 shic: stole bo1 containing Sloo,o 900 in
Government and .thef securltes, fron private
heusr IN Eew foak, on Friday nighl for the zeeos-
.esy Q! = h:ch FeuoEd Of F3.U1 II offered.
It Is stated from Washington that the Com
xn}t,ee Of Ways and Mean have deirt1nlned 10 re-
post in favor Il retaining thc $6] exemption irom
the INCOME tA<. with tho addition Of $N 1@ Gael
child man has I'd to afs-eu.
Our Cincinnati despatch states thAt new
Chamber of Commerce Is TO be crrcted On me- alto
OF tho ruined Op II nouee, md that Mr. f1ke viii
.soop commence the building o' 4 new Oper1 House,
To b. occupied IN pa,t BY the Enquirer Company.
T,,e Albany Ept,staa Journal contradIcts
~. ..or. ,h., f,nvernor renton intends to ua,ton
1900. E.,+~,r-, ~ s~;.+,c,.,,r Nau Yo-t t,nk
fo,orr and .vindler 4 .rrnnv rae.eurt has teep
ss.I, =, FL. ~ IT,. r.-aon IN, n. f3ovrrnor
~. ,.ot tbinr n vfc,asng 10 n
a a~y,nns ,a3,E.T ro1ii.fon occurred On the
,.t.,..o,, I,.,tr,, R,1,,o.d 1rsr Minneapolis
~. 49, psa t.-+.nt ,7..hr. ~ onee three engines
~r, ,-.r,rr ~. t.o,noa,v en,iret5 without motive
,.asa- W.. ~ rhr rns.enrers were injured 70
1.,. E h,,, sc<r,.1 xc1e tnFtt,y btueed.
c,.rsrca.,d fhfo az we mentioned q few
..s" ~ ,-o M.~rr. hotn NJ whnm .re aojnr
ssn. ~. h..,t,,. ~ H.. ~rr.o.Arn%r+ ayT
-,.no 1,srf- in ,h,, rnat,er. snvdcr the original
M.sor. oaers . reysra Of 500 for the detection Of
the lurrla,s tp1e.tfux the cdty, aud Fleming, the
utx Nayax. oas1s saoo, both afguine themselves
:. Msror nf ihs tttv tT s,pxinrf1eld.r '''
ry,r tnarrs of tfe Snnreme Judicial Court
~ Nv Hsmn.hrrc hare decided that a tag
.,..a Ire ~. 1... ..n.,,,r+. 1evrirv , INK nj
4ss - ~ ~. .s -, -, ,rrene. nrrrnine 1,o1n
..a,'aa ~ .nx c,se~ *,rn,,,rs ,rh,,.oerer mt
.s,.s ,,,,,s. .., a., ~ nj. xt,tr IA m,
nstsr ..1 ~ f.r ~ !: ,,,a,cs IN MI c1as,,.s a.
<,,..-,ro,,,t ho,,5.
49, w.st,r1to, a.sno+ch os this rnn,un,,
VI "asn4uS ~ 1s.tsa ~ -, .s... e
a,,s r.-n,tr. ,.r,s,1 or rhrcb will rixe
-. ~ a.. ~ 1se st.t y, .s,irx in ths. 10
-. -.sr,t1rr a. III. xs7,trr 1se,iry4x fnom the
Ts..1sr-s. .sesn, ~s,o ,nes<ecr and his outsnoken
asxsS. ~ 49, -r.to,,t,nn n ~ x~r or nd h.nded
4s,,,n,s
ua'o's" :.
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TEETH.

Extracted WITHOUT PAIN, BY the use Of uSr7xous
fx1n.," ii EEEGcvS Dental E.oou1 IL Clark ss1ett.
kecomn ended BY the medical professor. p5?o neE
, 1866-03-26


NEW YoKK, March e5-Ihe.e Is Continued acti.-
IT. at the Feu!an headquarters. Reports from Ire
land say Al eiters for suspected parties opened
hJ The Post Oflce Department Of ftaat country
1ns Fcnian SttteEhood Of th1s city hsse made IN
1of The nd OF the ta,l'cs Of the victims Of British
tJ1anny who are l9DG1tsh1ne IN British prisons.
fpeal eistes thu, much anxiety Is felt in Toronto
reGarding the Feutxn increment eiuee it has been
stce1taincd TINT cur troops have not been sent to
gu4rd the frontier Judge Courso1, Of st. Ab1ns
fx1d notosieiy, has been rr-tusts:ct.
FnnAuE1InIA, March 25-Ano'her enthusiastic
Fens1n denomination occurred last night 1t the
Acaderuj Of Auaic, under tie auspices Of aadrex
WJnne, tht Dislrn Centre. Speeches WIRE made
bJ stephen J. Meauy, Gen. B. f. Nullln, md P. 4.
Collins.
NEW yonx, March ss-1he 75ibunes us,aIiton.
Canada. despatch says the Government Il etll
busy wt;h defence until .pHns thali ele.5 the
Up to Lotnts along the frontier All Is not eonsid
oI men Ii Canada, arc yezy mnch c1agcerated-
TIE nnnbes Of reaily able bodied men labic to
serve Is not over .tDd and not one half Of them,
know, have Offered 1hets services.
, 1866-03-26

r. c. II. sCR1VEN, Advertising Agent
81 Dearborn s1reeE, IL authorized to receive
Advertisements for the TFtbune, and all
other leading pnpcrn throughout thu United
Exnfea md CnuhdRs
, 1866-03-26
WIGGINS, BRADFORD & CO.,
1873 DtHeo,n street, Chicago, m.


Iha psupEtesors Will douate to the Ltccnln aud Doug
is Monument FEED t2no1; sso theEr will ne F.,oW
rese1yed nom the person drawing the tooo prtzs, hx
the ZANE purpose.
RuIH1Scxs.-Hcn- u. g. Wlktnson. Kx.SenAsoF u
3fnn. hon. Geo. V.Laurence. ~ C., Of Penu.s Hon.
Alex. Randall. Ex-Goreoor Of Wis.: uon- in.- Hoot
eomeyy. EN-. C.. OF Penn; Hon. Major Dsn. Mace,
E1-A. c.. OF Ind; Hon- 1ra J. Laycock. Of Kansas:
Hon. Vim. LemnRNei1, Lyon1, Town: Hon. Joseph
Knor. Of Chicago; Hon. e. Graves Smith. Of MINI.
Jacob Forsyth. ASt- II. s. b. r. Chicago. H.. H.
Kronbesx Co., Importers OF Wstchca, CnlcaRo:
Mansell. White 4 Co.. Nsv Orleans. In.
N.B.-Edstors Of country raper1 Afe authorized to
AGENTS. and they will be allowed fall cot
Mission on al tickets ordetcd whether for themselves
other parties who uay order through them. Pro-
po.sls for inserting this Adra' usemeni requas.ed.
r6t
, 1866-03-26

MASDNIC. Attention, Sir
VIII be held II theF A1ylutn 70 West K1naopn skthis
tMONDAY) evenilE 1t ~ O'Clock. for bustne&s end
y pFk on f. T. Members mud visiting Sir knlsht3
toustcously invited. A. s. HURHAHD.
mhrk1Ssi NecpJter.
, 1866-03-26

A CHANCE TO SELL.
thT1ytnE md e1owing railroad tn Illinois. Wish
i1E.o ~ oat can nn4 essh eaa,9Eass h{ T,1PeS.
10. Rox 10. Mazo1aa1te. Wis. 4 Drug stoFt p5e-
, 1866-03-26

Comments of tho Mexican FreAk and
Omciais on Gov. Anderson's Recent
Reference to Mexican Adairs.
New ToRK, March Is The mc.sace OF GOV. An
detson TO the Ohio Legislature in JanuarJ last,
which IVES noticed hers and commented On at the
time, AID then forgotten, MS attracted the earnest
attention Of rome Of the thinking portion OF the
Republicans OF Mexico.
In thst paper lii. Anderson spoke Of the Monroe
lat1on Of the ep2udsh American Republics a. peo-
pie unfit for EeE- government. End Of the domestic
troubles of ont oyn Government and opposed CIV
ing assistance 10 President Jnarez IN his contest
with imperialism
sneh Ic1nask. The Mexican people regard as an
they bast been accustomed 10 look IN their sIug-
re-
The 1dta Liberal newspAperl Of ruebla. which
On The Tth ult IVES sut pended for one op.h br the
Imperial authorities foE lis too tsee expression Of
optnlon In 1re last lssue before the surptnsfou de-
voted long article to review Of Cor: Andccsuls
rncFs*ec and defence Of The Meucm Republic nd
The ed1tor eayt that the people OF the great North
American Repuhlc, while conaFatulsting them
eelTes their superiority in the matter Of selEgor:
efument, eEonld remember thst their nation was
originally inhabited by eettle1s who had been edn.
called Under liberal Institutions in Eurupe. while
fofu provinces founded BY conquc1uss, ty.ants and
Ignorant eAf1cEs-
NEw YoRK, March ea--Ihe Uadda Mexican
correspondent rpret en1s that The Mces0gc Of Goy.
Anderson OF Ohio. in January last prod iced quite
eeusauon tu the Republican party In Mexico.
Te1as, In which he 1elte1ates the hope tha. loyal
representatives. from the Sorth Will be permitted
to rAke thEr seats IN the halls at Congress Is pub
llhed. It bears date February 18th, 1850.
, 1866-03-26
Price, $7.30 Each.

Tits Il the greatest lndoctMent ever otred to the
public, one ucket ont Of eydJ fous dEa 7tu9 pstze.
The following PYzes New anons tho many to b
drawn, tfcr f1u iAs sea C1ftua1s.}
, 1866-03-26
SPECIAL TERMS OR CLUB RATES:
ANY party procuring crib OF aye or more na1aa
for tickets and forwarding Tic money fer The saa,
viii be allowed the following eomualsasou, viz:


In tvesJ seud tho natns md Post otica adares
Of each separate subscriber.
Money By dr1 r. o. order express. OF IN registered
lettes1, NAY be sent II our E1ak-
All commraitaticas should Be addressed to
, 1866-03-26

A3x
1nolans, = nu1nosa =. .o.e "oe s'N.T.sa..a -
rendered mSms co"e ncA ~ u1a ,ss 1.. :. 80
1ha1 M auneaoie ao1us ~1 = -.
1nat tne5 ~ou1o oe "s" ue'u "a ~! - c41 ra,. - ~
7nat rasposs- w se*n - " s"..,,, ~.
mission 70 tne We. 20 HEetao. ea -. 4a,,, ~
lions "ish shese uaoee' :no sse nsss t.tevsa
~ enlr sneeess 1os Ae1a'.sn ~ ~
hna tna1 II 1@suuuu ~. s..nstn, tansfslc srd
proper tfeatmeaM 70 osa1R - sc..s !. =. ,'sv.S.
ses'n hundred o. III .oo~s ,...an.nn,. - ~
CO. VIII * INC tes~l " -es,. -. -. .s;.I ~ ai,r
oni nas oeen ~ olue.eH ~ 1..t.. ..e s..t -, nj,
70 snc hs* aatK 80 Asesno'5 9Is,s wv ~. % n,..
y, 'at w.. =, ~ ~, ~ y ~. ,-e IN TSe nv
~: -sr -. 49,. - 49, ~ -, Wroi
VI .se" .sne ~. 49,, ~ a,-.ss.. - -o,.. ~
~ M. "a e.'d +r-., ie.asn .nc. ,,,o ths ttnlone1<
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49, .sx,..S =. .ma,r ,...,,rt ~. ,.eto-.
ps VI - - .'s,t - - ,s1a Sa -.u t'os.
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HAS w -. - -. ~ - - ~ ~ .4e
Muh@iee " .ns lau.' anu na'tHS ~ aN~ ~ VIZ
tnen oEssu'''ns o@aA WIZ .os VII Gnu u mus-
Setf. pu' nu@lls ieseueH .! Iapl. !utnAm' o. tne
regular amy aoa tAsen 70 'ne 81 Nteno.as no'e1'
Ine cooae1 "as eonnneo 10 MI oen "'ta tne n'uses
received tof ccfcn mon3hs+ anu Is no" Cripple
a Washington despatch TO the Cincinnati
Commercial! Of the a0'h. rctest 10 prrTalent and
goHs tumun tne,' no1&n .ne t9ase y. .s e 80
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-15
Arkansas Lands
FOR SALlEs

4 very desirable tract of land lying
near Lake village. Chicot county, Arkan-
sas, containing 1853 acres, $3.50 acres in fine
state Of cultivation-the balance well tim
bered. =
There is upon the place a good dwelling
and all necessary o%uthouses, and an entire
new Gin House. This il first quality cot
ton land, and, with a sufficient number of
employees. in one year the purchaser can
pay for the place and all necessary expen-
ses. This place is ten miles from the Mis-.
sissippi river. and four miles from Lake
VillSGc. the county site. anlin & Nc. enc
ncighborhocd. THIS land is owned and
occupied hy Robert Ticket, WHO has suf-
ticicncy Of stock tn carry on tic sine. and
isanAioua to sen all. There are now 3 lot
of No. one hands on the plantation. and tlic
purchaser could Tetain the same hands.
ANY person desiring a valuable pianta-
ton in this locality, Br further particulars,
would DO well TO call on the undersigned.
L.S SIMS, Real Estate Agent,
Winchester, Tenn,
or, ANDERSON, JOHNSON & SsITn,
Real Estate Agents, Nashville.
sepl5 d
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-15
Butler on The situation.

At apolitical meeting ut Gloucester
on the night Of the 10Th Aug, Gen.
Butler was one Of the speakers, On
being introduced, he said the issues
now before the country were the sane
substantially rs those in 1860, and IL
connection he proceeded to trace the
causes which led to the rebellion and
the part taken by the Southern States
in their attempt to overthrow the Coy
crnmcnt. lie contcndcd that by their
rebellion they had forfeited their prop
crty, their rights and their lives. Pass
ing on, he spoke Of the fact OF rights
ofthc Southern Representatives to Sc
cure their seats in Congress, and sad
that if any portion Of the Southern
States had sent Il loyal man to Con-
gress it was only to get him admitted,
and when they had SO secured 4 repre-
sentation, they would send disIoya'
mon. Referring to the FililadcIp'ia
Convention, he said it was composed
Of d set Of men who proposed 10 settle
a war which they did NOS fight, but
which they opposed IN oil! possible
ways. 1t is the intention Of Ioya! PEG
pleto know by what right they AFRO
cate to themselves that privilege, 1t
is the men who did the fighting. ne
said, who arc to do the settling. Gen,
Butler characterized that body ms the
most remarkable that ever assembled,
and said the delegation from either Sec.
ton Of the country represented no con
stituents. llcthen referred tothe New
Orleans riots, and read 4 portion ofthe
correspondence relating to it, lie said
the whole tenor Of President Johnson $
dispatches to Gen. Sheridan was to
gloss over the terrible affair. If this
state Of things cannot be altered, (thc
general continued, } we will march once
more, and woe be to them who oppose
JUS. In considering the constitutional
amendment recently adopted by Con
grcss, the one relative to negro sui
fragc, he was not in favor of it, but ac-
cepted it as tho best h ccould get. lIc
was in favor Of free and impartial suf
lrage, and he would try by every mean:
in his power, and IN whatever position
he might be placed, to secArc it. In
concluding his speech the general saic
that unless the people ot>the North were
firm in unfolding their Congress, thr}
will have their WORK Of The !&at year t,
do ever a,gain. The general waa tra
Qucntly applaVded during his speech
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-15

Says the Liberty Miss. Herald, "a
young man, calling himself II, VIII
iiams, passed through our town on
Aug. 81, on his way home to Georgia,
who represented himself rs just rele"s'
ed from Imprisonment at Camp Chase
His explanation ofthc rcasoa why h'
had been held in such long coniine-
mcnt, was that sometime prior to INC
surrender he end seyenty'ilyc other
C~onfederates attempted to make then
escape from Camp Chase, but, beng
detected and re-captured, were sentei'
ced, as a punishment for the oiielise' 'o
five years imprisonment, lie was u
member of the lott Georgia.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-15
Ala hanna q Al d
TsG-tR-E- 5ALsEs
ISAAC WINSTON, IN SUMTER
L county. Alabama, offers for sale his
N..Iy, ll.,4,t:n, ..

ISAAC WINSTON, IN SUMTER
L county. Alabama, offers for sale his
Desirable Plantation,
containing about $50 acres. About $50
acres arc in II fine state of cultivation-tht
balance is well timherei. There is good
dwelling and NIL necessary 0%Ut-hol5ps upon
the place; a t,I.e orchard, and Il no. Free
stone We.lin the yard, aud a fine Spring
about one hundred yards from the house.
This plantation lies upon the river. and
the D2mopoiis Rail Road runs through
the same, With Depot upon the place.
This Is u fine cotton farm. producing rs
well, ifnot better. than any lands in tiIis
section, and is also fine for corn and wheat
This plantation will be exchanged .Gi
Franklin county (Tcnncssee) lands. if =;
suitable trade can I've made. fr
ANY person wishing to locate in this sec.
ton, and for further particulars in r~elatio,
TO this plantation, would DO we'll to cal OF
the undersigned.
L.. s. SIMS,
Real Estate Agent,
Winchester. Tenn. d,
OF, ANDERSON, JOHNSON & SMITH.
Real Estate Agents, Nashville.
spn15 .t
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-15

An TX CONFEDERATE OFFICER As
SAILED 81 \ MoYIS NEW iOBN.-Not
a little excitement WAS created in the
lower part OF the city, ON Monday
morning, by the appearance ofCpionu
ives, formerly az Aide de-camp ofJeil.
DAVIS n story affecting Tie charac-
Ter Give got abroad, and quito . mob
tas3cmbled, hootng, jeerinp and fhrI5t
eniug personal violence. On arriying
1T his hotel. al uptown ome, Ives was
againassailed, hut on addressing The
crowd, declaring Lis innocence OF til,
charge against hial, the mob dispersed
Colonel Ives, since the conclusion o
The war, has been . resident OF kn-
land. os which country he is nov eli
zen. Ills wife il q sister of Ralle'
| SemmeI.-Ner lori San.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-15
LAND FOR SALE.

Oncy Farris, ctals, vs Decattr Fhrris, ct ais
Nv virtue Of q decree ofthe County Court
OF Franklin county. Tenn, pronounced AZ
its September session, 1866, will, on the
1st Monday Of October next,
It bcing the lst day Of said month, offer for
sale. M the Courthouse door in Winchester
to the highest bidder. the very valuable
tract ofland upon which Alexandria Far
ris resided at the time Of his death: lne
land lies in Franklincounty, Tenn. IN DIS
triet No. $. near the village OF Salem.--ls
| fine land, well watercd and timbcrcd. isl
an excellent ncighborhood for School and
| Churches. aboat ten miles from Winches"
ter. and contains 422 acres; and will b,
sold on II credit OF one and two years. eX-
cept the sum Of nehundred dollars, whief
must he paid On day OF sale.
The bidding. to commence at " W PEI
acre. Notes with approved security WI
be required. and y lien retained until ti'
purchase money is paid. nT,
snptS 25 '"'"'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-15
The Presidential NJ, Louis.

| From the Nashville UAfo and Americana
The citizens Of St. Louis gave t. The
President. and the distiucu shed party
who accomu,uv him. , most loauniN-
cent rcception ON Saturday. L was
| hcor.y and enthusiastic and CLEARLY
| shaved fine liyh ostinnl.i IN which he
il hehl end ne str,nr qnl cuauniag
otta rh,onnl of tho upaDip of lat cit"
towards his constitutional restoration
nojirv 4 bondups was riyc9 nj thr
Gnr45arn }yntn, ~ 4;ah+ eo.l H.. h3i}fI
! ;nu ,,d etroots vare. thr,noaN win
nnoulo onxions 10 sec anl hear him
+, nhol;onnn ia t,o ,anrI2r lasi,. he.
o~su.n,l onnpar,l and ,,a1, big yr,.
ronrl Acknowledgement, for tie honor
t'rnno onn rhc c%oniid2nrc manifest I'd in
L;,,
"1.tho vor,, o,4so4 or bis ror,,4y
hnna.nr =, w,a fhnn a.o at C,avnysol
OHIO ha wa. ossoilrj hy . voice iothn
erowl ]c,1Jiry ONT in derjsj,1, New
t0rlnan. p" 40 bn wos roGorr;ng to tho
cossot;n, NJ wor ona thr oan@r,l desire
orthn nonn,o nf the connfr, fo. nooco
# seams to be- mart Of ll,o Radical
norcv thus to o]tte,nnr to hully aud
hoJr1, thc President n the face Of thn
nnun,rr PIT # w,s c~o1n,,e,a failure
in this instance ~ on nrcvious ones
Nicotine if ot once. and with n direct.
tnoa. .nl , f,rco ,prnIisr +, himself
A,arow Johnson nresaotnd ood. cxnos.
oil thn y;Io attamnt ortbo New Orreor,
roy,,p4inn;sts tn oynr,urn the Stair
Cnvernmrn Of Loujsiana--traced II IL
thr inramous mncbjnotions of the cam
.n.as and cirrrms,ontio1 nlanniun o.
tba .,srahinsin Conoress--ana dopoun.
col the attemnted assembling Of thu
C1nvopt;on as.u,I,wful and y;ola,iv,
nftho Cnns,itntinn ofthc Tinted States
rhp miserable tool Of the Radica
i c,io,o who Ind Matted tbis insult I,
.tbn rS;of ~c;tizon nf tho Pnnuhlic wa.
uuorly s;Ioncod
Pni thorn woro ot,ors r,,dv to con
tinne the @ossonlt. ,ndIyt fine fine heha,
! r,;rl, disnosnd ~ +ho 6rst wretch an
nthpr called OUt ENpcn3'--o fnVpTjtl
=, wbrd Of rcnroacb with ,be ionoran
:. Radical moh Asif nlc,sad with ths
| onnortun;tv fins afforded TO treat on ,
throna which bo cnuld NOT othnrwis,
, bova d;ssocted with nronr;etv bn show
, nj tho otrorta,be had sncrossruIlv mad,
for tho amaIioro.;n, ond oloyat;or -
: .ba naa"n than t,rn.J $500 s;do
49, -. prnaa, on,
"ad -. con, ond onrrnnt u,or,a
sHp of,S, non.o ona tha ~ Il,
! .nan.o. 'nT 80 at. . Wv
, oo"n'4i 10y a". w 'ba, "a ,l "e
=. .s',e" unr" n" na $500 an '.e'" ,"n;e,,
, NV a""a' no"s . H.. .aIS .,
nv,
.he ieet sh,a |iso P'vp b.h u .ni =. ,n ma
N."s ~: nuo ~" .hom
'lelh' VIII s.ve .e ~ ~ y"
. eu 40" .ne "s s ~ @ w." 'e'
l .n.s r.h' .au s"n' ~. ' i0t 's.,
.es '"u Ill.,. -. .n'
. .e's W "i.'''' VI,
'oli"ei 'ia''ei: po.ne'e' .ns i,o'ooo'
: VI 'nt,, ''o ILL., a. t'.'' '' w. iH' p"t'
,c a,i oi aVi .;ards a''t a,c tLa ms m, "al'
:1aa.ns.a ,t W. s4I so.o' a.,
Lhinisl1atioht "h!.c ''PNu'f' 49, "l7'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-15
State Of Observation-Disclosures Co
Samuel steward, Ct. al, .r.

Samuel S.sWIrti G.. a!", ..H.
ES
isaac Steward, ct. ala. "
II appearing to the satisfaction of thc
Court that pCliv Ann-itli2abcth Palma
j. Samatln--SHtiy s. John Steward :Marga,-
ret, Hop. l.. 4 Newton Steward. Robert d
John Steward and the children Of. Satnail-
tia Steward are. nonrcsidcnts Of the state
of Tcnncsscc so that thocrdinary process OF
Law cannot be served upon them. 1t Is
therefore ordered By tie Court that publ
cation tee made in the Home journal for
four successive weeks. requiring said non
residents to be and ~porsonnIly appear be-
fore the Wor-lipttl County Court to be
,LelI at the Courthouse in the town of Win
. chester on lst Monday in October next. it
! BEING the lst day OF sad month. there to
answer the Bill oi Salnucl Steward ct. els.
Tor tilc,same will be taken for confessed
and set for hearing eAp@rtcns to them.
JOiiNG. ENOCiI>,
ecrS 4 20 Clerk.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-15
NORGE

Al parties indebted TO the estate of
Thomas logan. deceased. will Immediate
~ sctticthe same with Turncy d Newman.
ana al parties having claims against said
estate Will present the saIne to them for
settlement. JANE LOGAN.
1 L.aTlV-.f AdIIx T!iOs. Logan.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-15

III persons indebted to tbs office
a,. ,,tfa ~ f., ,,Ya forward and settle
"-'
gG.T.E, I~l.r~ln~r,Y orders fur aoL
. WORK ~, I'M. ,.frn must lea arcomnanied
with ,lc c,.,,.
-.1ss qs.
7 Secretary %@"ard 9n ta'.&F""@-1''
"'"''H - "i'''''
= o,4roctt ha f,llowiny from See
..,.r, p,anl, .no.,L.
Te,"'l ''" .''' y
was gong 20 "9''"' ll,.1y' .,on
perhaps on2ot 1o' 20, inc 'r"Nl!
er who &'j I~a"'lo'I'" o''''' J""I'e}
ana was SHOWN TWO r''o$' one ""'t'
led to ms ~deatiha'lo" '!'A 70. Queer III
taa opyosite~ n!fgct'oA, u "'""'c"!'p
finally was mat Be h'o no, &o"H S'o:t
e1oa%h 10 take '''f'"r ''"i ''''' So u
Is viva Compensatory J"%e h'"i'cI
road, l~''"re'hey are, .''"G.''r anI
cheers, "hoHe "re taey' Ih"% say
we should @.fer2 10 parry. J nave
been q party man nave nciHaSt'' ="
three or -four p%altjes ana hay" been
generally considered 4 very consistent
party man, end tAe enemies oI those
parji", have @oAera'iE thought me a
ty!erah!T effective one, Wa never
accused Of Instability knew as y
party man that n" course Of wisdom
is to lJI!o~ the head atti' '"rJE; blt
there area Great many who diner ifoia
me, and itthor think that instead oil
following tn" .notainatcd tad chosen
ho0d Of their party, the "ay 10 make
laat part, successful IS by following
,tho ta!I-r }u>I are en"h fooI5 they
mast la.o Ia, an"scnl'2nce1. tNe0r-,l
/. 8i'r'5 t'Ijp" The tal ora party. !
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-15

SWEET OPCPONAX! The only ele-
- CANT Perfume. Is found on all toilets
and never stains the handkerchief.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-15
State of Tcnnessee.---Franklin Ct

State OF ECnncsSee.---rfaithiih wv
Ancill Stoyall, Geo. Stoyall. ct ais,
Ephraim Davidson, Lucretla Davidson
and others.
It appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Court that John Britton, Benz. Brltton,
Abe Noah and wife Susan. David &. Sto-
vail. Coleman james and wife Martha. ana
the heirs at law,o Of John and Nancy Brit
ton. are non-residcnts ofthe State OF Ten
nessee. 50 that the ordinary process OF the
law cannot-he served upon them.
II is therefore ordered by the Court that
publication be made for four consecutive
weeks in tile Home journal. q newspaper
published in the town, Of Winchester, re-
curing laid non-re3idcDts to be and per-
soually appear hcfore the Wors!'ipful Coun
e. Court, lu.he held at Winchester on Mon
dav. tie ~ day ofOctolcr next, lien and
there TO answer the petition Of Ancill Sto-
vail, ct ala, or the same will lie taken for
confessed, and set for Ae4rln4 gTparte as
to theta. DO; ENptfi9, 'icr".
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