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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22
Arkansas HaneHs
N'&SH SALE.

\ very desirable tract of land living
near Lake village. ChicOt county. .trkan-
sl@. conlaining 1858 acres. $50 acres in fine
state of cuitiyatiCn-thc balance well tim
lprpI.
There is upon the place a good dwelling
and all necessary o%uthonscs. and All entire
new Gin House. This is 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 eXprn-
SEES. This place is ten miles from the Mis-
-i>sippi river. and four miles from Lake
Village. the county site. and in No. one
nri-hboriiood. This land is owned and
occupied by Robert Tickcll. who has Il sur
ticicnry of stock to carry on the same. and
isanXiUcs to sell all. There are now Il lot
Of No. J. hands on the plantation. and the
purchaser could retain the same hands.
Any person desiring a valuable planta-
ton m this locality. for further particulars.
woul do we'll 10 call on the undersigned.
LIS. SIMS, Real Estate Agent.
inClieSicr. Tenn.
or. AEDERsOy. JOHNSON d SMITH.
Real Estate Agents. Nashville.
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The friends of Senator Wright, OF
New Jersey, despair of his recovery,
The Prospect Before UH-Etic Pre-
Gfnnima al l.nd:gaii>m


Gf:''.ih'" al H''Ai"a'i>ih
FROM ''' mon ANA A'''Fi''h'I
Inc New orN I'i"y mus '''', De-.
the speech Delivered 10y !''J'"'-
v"hS at bedford ieim-Nt'A 'a-"'r. '.
ultcraiIcr III the potitica. .'a. I'
That state, lie Is II candidi." 'r. $50.
grrSs IN the h%ancAst'r District. Ar.
stevens says he intends to propose at
tue next session ceri"in measures
winch congress iiiiei to adopt last
winter, ana he tells Us what these mla-
Siir'' are.
L. lie intends mat congress small
pass i'Ws oVertir""ih@ ana "'orArdih4
lh' present STATE '"''f''''"'' ~ 'nt
southern MATES Us "l'rIt -Ah''
pf'N'd'h% Government. TOR ''''- ~
C""!'''''" H""N'"''H- ,"N'"- i'"i'
"'''',"S Oh voters ah" ici'''',- Y"'.
'F'H" "'S'o S"'''"St; "'' '''yI.
''"N'S nv 'o"'' "r"h 'nlS f''''. ~
rcP'""e,'e9~ congress WIN COW" "if'
'or iot having done 'l'S nj Is its'
',"' """ ''l' It '",''' o',''''' vac
kepn"i''al party hah not n''h sum.
cientIy informed on the subject. But
now he thinks the party Is prepared t.
adopt it, and he looks 10 the coming
elections for IN Endorsement of lis
views.
II. lie intend, that CONGRESS shall
mass laws by which =. a sufficient fund
Shall be levied out of the property OF
the Southern people to pay the cxpcn-
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state OF T~nNcSSeC.---FraHklln Co.
.Ancill Stoyall. Geo. StoNall. ct ais.
W
Ephrnim Davidson. Iucr tia Davidson
and Others.
Ii appearing TO the satisfaction Of the
Court that John Britton. Benz. Rritton,
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-rrsidcntS oftlIc State often
ncSSer, 50 that the ordinary process Of the
law cannot he served upon them.
1t Is therefore ordered by the Court that
Publication b. made for four consecutive
weeks in The Home journal. a newspaper
published in the town Of Winchester. re
curing said n~un-rrSidrntS TO lr and per-
soually appear before the Worship!ul Coun
ty Court. to be held at Winchester on Mon
day. the lat day of October next. lhtn and
there to answer the petition of .Ancill St"-
vail. ct al. or The same will be- taken for
confessed. and set for bearing cXpirtc as
to them. dc. ENUCIlS. Clerk.
ScptS 4 80
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BIN +. ByTLHE,-Applcton's

hLN +, DyrLHE,-AppIcton's Cyclo-
pcna OF Biography gives the following
account OF one OfSpoOny Buffers an
'st.al relatives:
Eoarr, JohA-Tho atrocities con.
milteI by III, I4isrr2ant during the
t,yoItiona,T war, almost exceed be.
1854 lie was a native of Connecticut,
IH umoyy, 10 ;heyaliry OF Wyoming,
here, in lis, at The head Of 1900
ucn, %. hich 500 were Indians, and
he res. tories painted like Indians, he
ttar,5od the towns and villages Of that
romtAIic region, and iuaiscriminalcIy
1905 aeg'l those rn0 Submitted as wei.
as Go ssh. lought, women and chill
rem q. sell a., ,. men, TO the qUcS
.u3u w."tt rma would be granted, he
re,u,., the AatoAct!!' People OF
olo aeNy.uid every age were indis.
rm,.ate., hat up n houses, whic
were tnrA set on fire aulno were held
Iowu in the tlatnee by pItahlorhs, and
ia one instance. q, least. ~ poor wretch
mad h- booty stuck .li Of pine hnoj
spi.H,ers and then ua@acd, etc.
Oar only commt1. j., that blood
will .cl..'
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ffDN, AGAIN.
The Presidents >, c;cuiGr ~ ok 10
Washington.

An associated press dispatch from
Washington, Of the ljth inst. "0ys:
A1arse crowd met tn President 4
the station, end greeted hm with rc
Icatpd cheers. He VA, csc rtcd To Tia,
park of The City Hall, wh,ic Mayor
Walsh welcomed him in abri.ta address
to which the President rel licI ~ ten
Icrjng his thanks.
Thcrrocession ofmii,'ary complnic:
and civic Associations artompanic the
President to the Executive Mansion
All along The route he Wa -ryctcd will
continued cheers. Some Of the build
ines along Pennsylvania avcnuc were
brilliantly illuminated, while from 9th.
crs the national ilag WAS displayed.
Thousands ofpcrsous were in the
street as spectators. while u iar2a
crowd had gathered before the EXecn-
tive Mansion.
The President on aiigh,.Ag from his
carriage, spoke 81, to!luw,:
"Frllnw cit,zrn-i'or his demon
stra,ion You tCnacg rc upon ny II
turn home 10 assume the discharge %!
my official dGliys, YOU win please 81.
ccpt my heartfelt thanks. Such 8 wci
come, from the people who have been
the daily eye witness OF the manner in
which ! have discharged my duties, is
peculiarly gratifying.
"All | can promise you for the tu-
inre is that there will he II continuance
Of my conduct. In the past | have
10 discharge my official duties in
c,mpli. nee with the Constitution, and
the principles which | deemed t. be
-" Viii adj hat the sentiment which
you eXlil L tonight is not peculiar Ia
yoursclycs, but that which pcrTa'!rS
he country wherever | have becn.-
My own upnio1 IL. that tire expression
has & ne abroad 10 the country
with regard t su tanning acoyernlncLi
OIL constitutio al | W, is unmistakable,
not 10 mi und rstoot, and ! be
l'eVe The day Is not lar distnB. when the
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22

\ bill introduced in The South Caro-.
Ina Legislature declares all persons
-" persons OF color '-who have M
eighth or more of mulatto. black. In
dian, mestizo. &c, blood in their com.
position; gives to them, however, all
rights to make contracts, sue and be
sued. and increases the iurisdistion of
District Courts 3 o as to take the cog
nizancc of all such for amounts less
than 5000.
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HOME JOURNAL.
w. y. SLATTNR, Editor.
SATURDAY., SEPT. a..


MONEY A.akrS IRE Press Go.
We hope oar readers will not be Of
Tended when We impress upon thcm t'
cold, hard, earnest fact, that ugyyhoI!
has adopted the cash system, ond, as t
matter Of sci}daGcWca, we are compel
led to conform 90 This general custom
for no business can be carried on with.
out money; and we sincerely trust that
all those who are IN arrears will come
forward and poy the printcr-for "th>
la1prrer is worthy Of hi, hire
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22

The ladies of Baltimore intend to-
erect an asylum in Richmond, the cor.
poratc authorities Of which have dona.
It'd the requisite grounds for that pur.
pose, where the hundreds of children
left orphans and destitute by the war,
may find u home, instead OF remaining
dependent upon the charity of people
who are unable to provide for them.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22

Emperor Maximilian's European dis.
patch Il few days since, for the Atlantic
Cable, t. his wife in France, cost SD,
30 in gold, and was nearly 700 word.
in cipher. II is still thought that Max.
%inilian has a little pocket money LETT,
% be sending dispatches about thus
layishly.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22

MaiorG General Scholcll, command
inc the department Of Virginia, head.
quarters at Richmond, says the New
York Tribune, ha, made the significant
move Of taking up his residence at the
ayowcd rcbr! hotel, the Exchange.
The Union citizens Of that city have
been led by this and similar act, Of in
difference towards loyal sentiments, to
indulge in no ilattcring comments OF
this new commanding officer,
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b lima Aanei
TOR SAIL!
ISAAC WINSTON, IN SUMPTER
d county. Alabama. Offers for sale his
r:lI. l1n.

ISAAC WINSTON, IN SUMPTER
l. county. Alabama. Offers for sale his
Desirable Plantation,
continuing about go acres. About $50
acres are in a fine state of cultivation--thc
balance i well timbcrcd. There j. a good
dwelling and all necessary out-houscs upon
the place; a fine orchard. and Il No. Free
stone Nell in the yard, and Il fine Spring
about on" hundred yards from the house.
This plantation lies upon the river. and
the D"lnopolis Rail Road runs througi,
the sam" with Il Depot upon the place.
This Is Il fine cotton farm. producing a.
well, itnot better. than any lands in this
section. and is also fine for corn and wheat
This plantation will be exchanged for
Franklin county CTcnncssce) lands. if a
suitable trade can be made.
Any person wishing to locate intl!is sec
ton. and for further particulars in relation
to tits plantation. would do well to call on
the undersigned.
l.. $. SlMS.
Real Estate Agent.
Winchester. Tenn.
or. ANprRScN. JOHNSON & SMITH.
Real Estate Agents, Nashville.
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state 4 TrnnvSScr.---E'ranklin Go.
~Nmuei seward. ct. ais.

state tf Trnnvsscr.---franklin Co.
Ssmuei seward, ct. ais,
vs.
Isaac Steward. ct. ais.
II appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Court that Polly Ann-Elizabcth Palma
j. SNmatl&-Sally John Steward Marga-
ret, Hop. L.. q Newton Steward, Robert Il
John Steward and the children of Sanalr-
tina Steward are nonrcsidrmts Of the state
ofTcinrs>cc so that tleorIiEary process OF
Law cannot lie served upon them. II is
therefore ordered hy the Court that publ
cation be made in the llcmr journal for
four successive weeks. requiring said non
residents to be and personally appear be
fore the Worshiptlll County Court to b.
held at the Courthouse in the townNf Win
chester on lst Monday in October next. il
being the l-t day of said month, there to
ansWr the Bill OF Samuel Steward ct. els.
or the same will be taken for confessed
and set for hearing cNpartr n to them.
JOHN G. ENOtiiS.
>"pS 80 Clerk.
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It is evident the Fcnians are about
~iavadin& Canada again, Fcnim par
ties are silently but actively moving
towards Che frontier. The Canadians
are making every preparation to meet
thrm. Troops are arriving in NanNd;
from England.
W"mny soon hayca hlaze Of excite.
meat along cur Northern border.
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We direct The attention Of our read
ry8 10 The noW advertisement in tLi,
weeks issue, orA.G Clopton d Co
Dr. Cl"pton san experienced druggist,
and every way qumjiicdio rive o%atl,loc
tonic those who may favor him with
their patrnaa"r.
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Last week sixteen pounds Of tobac-
60, three gross ofmatchcs, eight pounds
of pepper, and three bottles of whiskcy
were found under the skirts Of three
females, by the custom house officer. n,
Ogiensburg, n. Y.
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J & Evans 4 Wife. vs. IuUa BygoM'a nc.r
In pursuance Of Il decree q! tlr iuHn,r..
Court at Winchester, lroAoNn,,U "a t..,
cause, at August term, lott. / Viii. on
Monday, Octuoci Isl, iouo,
before the Courthouse door III MuDv.vsiu,
sell to the highest bidder, on 4 ,.,u.. "
one, two ana three year. (eNlg,l uLc .tl-
drcd dollars in cash. Tic ,iI,t OF t.Hu 81
which ThOs Byron dleu srlAru a!.,. pu .c,-
>cd, containing lS3 acres an, ~ Io.p,. ~
in district No i. traunlln cotut, I,ll..
The biddings to cuillU.Vlce a. 90 Nv r..
acre. Notes with two OF LIu. -yuu a.u
sufficient securities. re4u!.vo g.. ..,I..-
chaser. ana :! lien reta.h>. ui.ya t., ..L.
until the purchase none, .5 .o....
II ~ A.5l.4D" ,...
srDt q M
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Another War in Europe i'v0habic

Another War in Europe Probable.
Late dispatches from Europe show
that p"2cr !, >tijI very uncertain there.
Austria is charged with Lad faith in her
negotiations with Italy. Prussia is for
sustaining her late ally, and is threat.
ching to again put her armies inmotlon
towards Vienna, If wm should break
ont anew, il will most propahIy develop
new combinations among the parties
interested in the struggle.
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Louisa birmingham. 10y next friend, 49,
VS. John IL. Moore, ct ais.
In pursuance ola decree Of The Clapcc,
Court at Winchester, Tenn, prouounca
in this cause at the August term. lSC@ W,
said court, l will, ON "
Monday, LIST day of October. 1866,
before the Courthouse door in WinclrS.
ter, sell to the highest bidder. ON Il cycu,
OF one and two years. Except Sl25 CON-
CASH the lands described in 4Lc plcuolul"
to-wit: The Home place the blddingsio
commence at ten dollars per acre: the La.
tie Mountain tract, the biuulnSS TO CON.
mcncc ut soc per acre; anu tie EuIl pIa,p
ut 75c per acre. Notes with Two or nYorr
good and sufficient securities required Of
the purchasers, and Il lien rclanlru unlL,
land until the whole OF tie PURCHASE mon,
ey is paid. Ii X EollLi. c&N.
septl 9 co
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mr.
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w ,o''a"' ,'", 'n",roinnl ir
u'''' wv" w -, ~, IaaU,,,
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Ivy "', 'o"n - ~ "', .t,',,,
CIV, @ -. it,,i,n nh
'r.. ', ~ l,''r .Lt',, n,,s,.
H. 10 l,n ,n'tn ,h. Gnm,I
u niu !, ;t' m A., elo
r,,. ",i,,"ins ,L., an tL. ri,,,s
nr, ,nnnn,nr ,hnt ,hn Ii.n. r,rrIn.s
,r,rortr rinI,, observation-disclosures
|tlnr. nnlnn,jnn T., ~, rnhnli,us sn,
ti,nH-orn NJ m emf Ijr. hold, that
un Constitution Inn. un, onlv hco.
,h,,,,J I'm, ,,,IiyLolh y, ho wH'r. for
.oy. no wa urinn;nIo is oIGorar thnn ,h,i
l., y.. ..,il ,hnr ,ormor ollioafj,ns,
,~r,o,i,s and ~cnunocts bntwnnn j,n u,r
n,s Lo,nn,n mi AMI yn;I oul nro,
Tho wear ora ,o In renewed or r., udjo
ina. 49, .u.n ~,,rt;c. ,orna or q. fra r,u
,nor,r ,,rcrons 0JLn Copstn,tio,
/ ,Lcror,rn lnirgo c~,,,,ort hafvonn IA,
u,r1in. ra,, ln rnu,wrd or rrYru,..
/ a.lDr r@ououoyur may dnrvyp,'
# will I've ,cmonhrrpL thot in thn los
surrr, ,nglp Lrlorc ,hp odiouwmcu, al
CONGRESS-. in univ. MIR. Stevens mn.
uouucrd ttul in VOTING for the Cpns,i.
,@u,inuol ~onoudmou, ns - tclcm or,,s.
/ iouotion. he did so in y|iolaljouof ,hc
convictions of his iuArmpuL, and sim
NV for fine nIruosr ofossistipr his mar.
ty'fp fine CguorcssinupI elections soo,
ian, lcDd # was deemed ucro..or
|ly fine m,n,aors io .gti.gy fine ,ror.
. who wcr, iwuolfc9t for some s.tt'rmr.
vhpuIar nrnuospd Jid mo-, come nm,
Inc ]n,yancrd radicalism n SIrT'..
Mazda Gu,oror GALAXY end nr,nr l,a0.
ors orn,, anI snail INF uaylv nnrrs
,v drnv. t,n,n T., it, oJnrnnn
nrr,rc ,h, ,,n,,ln Mr. S,nvrps t,l.,
tho bold stand presented in the ahoy
proposition He is the r%rcogniH.
''o,'"r o. ''' ID" - c'n'' lN'oi''i'
"'' ,N''t E',"'' "''''',,,' '''''' '''N
,Ln r,II n,no,;nn tLnrII nrt m.tcri.Il,
diminish the strength orlis Marty in IA,
nest t.n rrss, his power for ni ch '
VIII D, Hi"'H! ''f'". IL II 'Iooi" "'
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In pursuance Ola dcri,yo. G.r,...l...
court at Winchester, Tom .rIvA,A,,, j..
This caise, al August term, iouy, un.
Monday, October ia,, loUo.
before the Courthouse uoor Al y, .L,.,,...
sell for cash, to the hig.o.v D-u,,,4. ..., a.u
tracts OF land attached al ,A., ,.,,... ,uL.
tanning five hundred auu i.u, uI,.nM.
III district No', tranh44h eu,i.y, .,nu.
Ii /. i"Si.i.L, T. ..
spnt rn
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A new PERFUME! Called Sweet on
"A oponaN i;om NcXico, manufactured
by l.. I. Smith u Co. New York. is ma
King Il sensation wherever il is known. II
Is very delicate. and its fragrance remains
on the handkerchief for days.-Eycniuy
Bulletin, Philadelphia.
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Chancery Sales

Wm.V V. Beaslcy & John Fritz III. al,
&c. vs. The Winchester 4 Al"lam"n pp y, !
Road Company. nal
In pursuance sfa decree ofthc Clsron,
Court, at Winchester, Tenn. rroncrNn'ull
at the August term 1866 Of said Conn.,
will. OF ''
Monday, LIST day Of October, 1866.
before the Courthouse door in WipcLo,,
sell to the highest bidder for cash, tLe "
pot house and grounds of said COMPANY D .,
lached in this cause, being the depot inr""'
and grounds in Winchester Tenn. ~
n. Il. EATlii"C. AN.
scptl GD
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John n Ballcntine. vs. II IIaaan. ct ais.
IN pursuance OF Il UrcreC OF ,iC t.altVr
Court ut Winchester. Tenn. W~oiiUun,e0n
the above cause, at its August lclm, 1885,
o. said Court, | will. on
Monday, October lst, 1866,
before the Courthouse GoOr III Nluy..rsty.
sell for cash, to the highest bloUrl. tuc
tract ctland of 10 acres, described III tui,
cause, lying in district NO /, IIannlN
county, Tenn. III LrlIlI, ,&A.
scptl 40
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NOTICE TO TN PAYERS!

All persons having failed 10 meet me
1T tie time and places appointed. are re-
cutsfrl to meet me in Winchester from
November / til uL.ii ilrCir.uit Court clo-
a.. and settle their taxes for the ycar
1866 II Wio 4, msy expect to pay
q. ,aIuot indulge them longer. |
ir found saiur as anG Monday. he
ana tie i:fi uf November, in
Winchester. EEh.DCN GREEN.
scp.I lax Collector.
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The Denver News says that Genera.
popc's party was ictrl and dancc'
wherever they went in their recent
tour through New Mexico.
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SWEET OrOPONAN FROM MEXlCO.
- New. very rare. rich and t~a.!iionnbIr
perfume The finest ever imported or
manufactured in the United States. Try
il and he convinced.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22

AS the Rev. Mr.. Law was ~kuorIng t.
pray at the MOshrrvillr. OHIO, NJ. T.
Church, ON the night Of the oh instant
he fell and expired in the pulpit.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22

CWEET OPOPONAN FROM MEXICO!
- The most elegant and essential per-
sonal requisite for Il lady, Extract OF
sweet OpopUnaN.'
T.. Il. SMITH & CO.. New York.
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NOTICE

Al parties indebted tn the estate of
iliomaS Logan. deceased. will Immediate
~ settle the same with Turney Il Newman.
n all parties having claims against said
estate VIII present the same to them for
settlement. JANE LOGAN.
MARRIOTT Admy Thos. Ior,n
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22

The RndicaI candidate for Mayor of
Wilmington, Delaware, has been re
elected by Il majority Of PSI. Last
year his majority was 90.
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The French newspaper, limit them.
selves to- two lines daily oYor the NJ
lontic cable. They 90 only thc price
of cotton and gold.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22

SWEET OpOPONAX! New Perfume
~ from Mexico. The only fashionable
Perfume and ladies delight.
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Ito! ;ur the tabled fountain ~ofyouth.
Ion a.uglt for. IN vain, on our shore:
TIE -. 9N'a cnvciapgd it, waters.
shall Sbroud TIA" elixir no more.
Come. come! drink at this lifc-giying
f1Uut.
Nnjlufgh It Times v"uomous dart:
Haste. haste, ere thy charms shall have
flown.
To II. 7. JrpD's Gallery Of Art,
Whn;" /, otograplls Amhrotypcs. Melano-
type AM cunty pes. are handsomely exc
,utcd. Oh Pictures Shiitu,Iy copied. and
Rings and Pins OF all sizes neatly filed.
Gallery %re'ittci AMI improved.
~" Clll anil cva'nint specimens.
mars cp21-Nir.
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GWEET OPOPONAN! The only clr-
~ giant Perfume. Is found on all toilets
and never ftains the handkerchief.
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Jas W buchanan. auIn'r, etc., " Iiu rIuN-
els and Taz W NuWmun.
In pursuance OF Il deere OiIDc lAGH,rw
Court at Winchester, Team. |yIoncuhul
in this cause, at the August lprn4, loLJ, oi
said court, | will, on
Monday, October, Isl, 1860,
before the Courthouse aOorHlu Niu,Nc,tc.
sell for cash. TO the highest Diouer, iny la
Of land adjoining the toNn 81 VI Ihuu.s.,l
which was sold BY Sa.u AeNHoulo sic.
Francis, and which is nov u.u usL.e ,,a,.
erty of said Francis
II Il !.ali.I.. NJ.
ScDtl & 10
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22

GWEET FROM MEXICO!
- Nature could not produce Il richer
Gem or thoiccr Perfume. Try it and be
convinced. T.. I. SMITH CO..
New York.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22

John G EnochS, admir-, Sc. vs. Sarah f'ari,
and others.
In pursuance of dccrccnf the Chanccry
court ut Winchester. pronounced in this
cat>c. ut August term. 1856. | will. on
Monday, October LIST, 1866,
before the Courthouse door in Winchester.
sell 10 the highest bidder. on Il credit of
u two and three years. Except the sum
OF one hundred ard fifty dollars in cash
the tracts of land which lIczrkiah Fari.
died. seized and rOss, sscd. to-wit: The
Home tract, confirming no acrcs-thc bid
dingS to mrn at scven dollars per
acre. The California tract. containing one
hundred and thirty acrcs-tlie bi,ldimgs to
commence ut 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.
ii Il ESTiII., c i NJ.
sentl 90
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22

The dry goods houses Of Now York
are doing an immense business. Bose
Of goods are kept in the streets ali
NIGHT under watch for want Of trans.
nNrlntinn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22
MAHHIElp


ON the l2lh Inst, by the lier,J. J., rNyn''
Mr. George T., Moore TO Miss Md. ElklhS'
ed nrthl. rnMIlN.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22

The rice crop Of Georgia and Soul
Carolina is estimated 10y the Charleston
News at $4,000 t%icrrcs, against l54,.
91Oin 1860, and 5000 in 1861.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22

The Macon papers deny the rumor
that cholera has appeared in that city.
Nine soldiers arrived there Il few days
since, hut there WAS not a ease Of sick
ness among them.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22

John Chitwood, vs. Thos II Morris. ct ala.
In pursuance of a decree OF the C%I,anccry
curt at Winchester, Tenn. pronounced in
This canse. at the August term lScG of said.
court. ! will. on
Monday, October LIST. 1866,
before the C%ourthoused door i'm Wiucbester
sell for cash. to the highest bidder. the tract
of land attached i'm tIiis case ~ The nroner.
y on said Morris. lying in district no. 4
r rankin county. confirming 80 acres.
,., -, HR ESTILI- c L g..