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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-05-23
Money Wanted.

From the New York EXpressl
The Radicals, through their Nation
al Republican Committee, demand
money for the propagation of Radi
calism at the South and for the sup,
port Of such political missionaries as
Wilson, Kelley, H~unnicutt d Co. In
other words, they want to make bad
worse at the South by sending among
the Southern people y body of detcsted
political missionaries to stir up the
freedmen. to divide the whites, and to
poddle politics. Kelley said at Mobile,
Il am hacked by Il company of Intan
try. and behind them by the whole
army Of the United States Behind
these Government brcastvorks the RAJ
ideals fire among the people their bit.
ter words OF hate and revenge. Those
who believe in them will aid them.
Those who do not, and prefer peace,
order, fraternity and good will, will
cry. hands of.
The Tribune Or Greeley, VIC sec,
IN view OF the recent negro riots ut
Richmond, New Orleans and elsewhere,
advises the negroes to keep out ofrio.s.
Decent white m,n will dO the same
Bat, rs Mr. Greeley believes
so much in fair play, let him go South
md preach where practice is most need.
His success in Richmond, anil we
will add his moderation there, will gain
lin u successful and attentive audience
wherever he goes. The veriest Rail- !
;al in tho land can get Q respectful
South, il he needs must be a
Missionary, provided. he wags no fork
ID tongue like the Kellcys.
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Baxter VS.. BrOwnlOw.

Brown!ow's Wing having attacked
Col. John Baxter with q trade Of abu.
siye epithets, such as would make the
inmates OF q brOthel blush, calling him
by names too indicate for us to pub
lish, Col. Baxter, whose discussion with
our Governor has been marked by high
toned language and unanswcrable log
ic, thus concludes an answer to the
Governor:
Two marked differences may be OBJ
served between Governor Brownlow
and myself. He is c~ontcnted with ma
king his vile charges and i%nsinuations,
while /, as in the instance now under
discussion, support the charge of delhi.
crate faisehood made against him, by
the praof; and secondly, while he, be-
ing unable to find sufficient cause in my
own conduct upon which to found bis
abuse and satisfy bis malice, goes out
OF his way to connect me with others
whom ne alleges have been guilty ofin
famous crimes, l have no occasion to
look beyond him to any fhis. kin, as
lie is eonfessed!y TIC meanss! VI his race.
=, JONI BAXTER.
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w A SECEDEIe.

He Advises Union Men to 90 out of the
Union, and to Go at Once and all To-
getlcr."
But it might be that this Southern
conference would resolve upon going
out Of the Union, and what would the
Union men of tile Conservative States
do? Go wiM them, and 90 all together ;
at once md at tie same time, although we
deny the right Of secession.
Garry on your war, if you choose
death rather than life, and we wU stain
every swomp in the So"M Nth yours and
oar own Mood, and with the vengeance
of on infatuated foe, We will be upon
you in the North, at the hour Of mid
night, and as long Is q lucifer match
can be found, we will burn up your sub
stanco!--From Letter No. )
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-05-23

Some Radical negroes in our midst, who
have been mislcd by tire midnight league,
under contro. Of Radical white men. talk
sf assas!inatipo the Intelligent negroes in
6ilr midst who are on the Conservative
side in this campaign. Now, the COn.cr-
vatiycs want peace. They are simply IN
pioying pc1ccahie and lawful means to
overthrow an unconstitutionally elected
oligarchy0f political morntebanks, and 20
do so they piopos" to give political privi-
lerc' TO the negroes which belong to them
az freemcn. but which Radicals deny them.
Nov, If Conservative negroes should be
molested, Conservative whitc will pro-
t@et them, and If blood cnsuc, On Radicals
will rest the responsibility.
We know the Radicals want n fuss rs n
pretext for bayonets, and this fact alone
will make Conservatives prudent; but We
10 not intend 70 DC bullied-not q bit ofi
The interests invoked in tiiis election are
far above those of'any former election in
importance. They oughtto enlist the I'M
firing labor ard manhood Of every Conser-
Yatlsc, whether DISTINGUISHED or not. We
arc gr'aning beneath the despotism Of a
horde OF petty tyrants, ~pleonastic in their
taih about Union, ye, doing all they can to
preventing only union worthy the name
union Of hearts rs well as hands. They
are striving 10 degrade US personally A.
well as politically, but they shall not bully
W. We arc not dumb brutes, driven.
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SAsriH's JuMe Suites, 1857,
Land for Sale,

Aat| I'D.
BY virtue of three orders of sale isspoa
BY the Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF trnnt'
lin county. Tennessee, (one in favor NJ
John C%hitwood, Admir- of Lazarus law.
son. deed W. Ms. Buckner, W. X. Tins.
ley, and Tyre Riddle one in layor of Join
Chitwood, Admir- OF Lazarus Lawson, d"'.,
ys.J.R Banks and VIM. X. Tinslry: mHn
in lAyorof VIM l. Smith vs.. VIM |; rin.I
lcy,) Iwill-on
Monday, the 4d day Of June next, g
before the courthouse door, in Winchesto,
Tenn, sell for cash to the highest L,dIcr
the tracts Of laiHplevicd on III these cas.s'
as the property OF VIM Il Tinslry. lying in
district No 7. FRANKLIN county, Tenn, 0nnI
bounded by the lands Of llickersvn, Nm.
Chavers, Wm Wade, Joshua Gore and 9TH.
ers, containing three hundred and forty.
five l345) acres more or less.
WIN. L. MuRRELL, ShG.
maya tbs 30
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-05-23

Mr.. Mullins said in his speech here last
Saturday that he started ip lite 4 poorman
and had to work hard with these hands
tlolding them forthJ for the negroes he
owned, and that he voluntarily ID them
free. But his opponent, Hon. Ell. Cooper,
was a rich man, never had to buy his ne
grocs, having inhcr. Ted them from Il rich
father. Now, wcput it upthis way: Mul-
Inns thought 50 much of slavery that he
worked herd to get money 10 bug slaves
Cooper didn't work for his. And MU!lins
voted his slaves .rcy whom he couldn't help
It. Yet, he j. the peculiar and the special
friend OF the biack Ms.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-05-23

MY BoY DRUNK!-'Drunk--ny boy
drunk! and tears started to the moth.
er's eyes, and she bent her head in IN.
uttcrahlc sorrow. In that moment the
visions OF an useful and honorable ca.
recr was destroyed and one Of worth
lessness, if not absolute dishonor. pre-
scented itself. Well did she know that
intempcrence walks hand in hand with
poverty, shame and death and her
mother heart was pierced as with q
sharp pointed steel. All, young man!
ii the holy feeling Of love for her who
bore you is not dead within you. shun
that which gives her pain; adhere to
that which gives her joy. Ifshe is witt!
you OF earth, she does not, cannot de-
sire to see her son a drunkard; if she
is with your father in heaven, she knows
that your conduct shuts heaven against
you and debars you from her society
forever. The drunkarl cannot inherit
the kingdom of God.
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COMMERCIAL.
Nashville Correspondence.
NASHVILLE. May 22d, 1851.

~NssohAvlAAC SolSOiAuCiSSs
NASHVILLE, May 22d, 1867.
DEAR JOURNAL:
The depression in the cotton market and
great scarcity Of money has caused a gen
cral dizziness in al departments of trade
during the past week. The only changes
worthy OF note, in prices, have been in
grain and bacon, which show q heavy de-
cline since last week.
Corn is now selling out Of wagons at Doc
a05c per bushcl.
Bacon 12al2 l-2, hog round.
Cotton has been dull and with o gloomy
feeling throughout the week. To-day 1t Is
selling from II to Ice nett, with . rather
downward tendency.
Gold Is selling at 1877.
Bank Of Tennessee, 36a40c.
Planters and Union Bank, par,
River very low. only 3 l-2 feet water
Freights plenty. Weather cloudy and
cold. LEoNiDAs,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-05-23
Land for Sale.

BY virtue Of four ~ orders OF sale Is.
sued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court OF
Franklin county, Tennessee, TWO in favor
of A Black vs.. ! & Green. Isaiah Green,
and Ms Parks one IN favor ofN Il lrine,
Assignee &c, vs.. ! G Green, Isaiah Green:
and NIL Parks; and one In fl, or Of L
Poe rs. J II Gillespie, II Moore and Ms
Parks, and one In favor Of II Poe VS. JJ
Gillespie, ii Moore, Jas ii Gillespie, and
II LPaTks, will, en-
Monday tie Sd day Of June next,
before the courthouse door in Winchester,
Tennessee, sell for cash to the highest nd
der, TIC tract Of land levied On in t.!ese ca
scs, As the property Of NJ J. Parks, lying In
district No II. Franklin county, Tennessee,
bounded by the lands Of ia Slyertooth,
j + Brown and Others containing ONO hun
dreo and Hfy (l60) acres moyeo Of lexs.,..
W.. E MURREI.L. Sha.
mayo g. tdsL lT TO on
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TO o OWING US.

We have a large amount due US for Job
Work, subscription and Advertising
Many persons owe us from 81 to $50. and
we ask them to come mp and settle. These
little debts, IL paid, will enable us to pay
our heavier debts, and it Is because each
one thinks his Indebtedness is not much,
and to delay paying will make no differ
enee-it Is this, we say, that operates very
hard upon u. W. j. SLAT5IR & 60.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-05-23

We do not regard such mcn as Union
mcn, Their policy is dau2ioa, and
;hcy know it, They Anow that a gcnu-
inc union feeling based upon heart and
justice, would be q death kpcll to the
power Of the Radicals. They cry "Stop
the thief" when they themselves arc
thieves. If it were dangerous for I'm
ion men 1--WE thought all wcro union
men now to come into our midst, how
is IL that these crucl %malignants can ply
their vocation in our hearing, rs they
did last SATURDAY?
We say to every one, North or West,
South or East-comc! If You want to
live among us rs friends. But if you
want to come rs Kelly, or Wilson, or
the Radical speak is come, to array
against Us the negroes who are but late
IS set free from bondage and can be ca.
silly mis!cd by designing dcmagogues /;
if yop want to get ~ strife, and enmi-
t., and hot boot, .Icn, in the nlne o.
OPPRESSED hamwty, ia the name OF
honor and magnanimity, and love OF
union and fraternity, in the name of
peace and quiet, and for the sake Of our
country--stay away, There is 4 point
beyond which human endurance cannot
go,, an1 it is . lie that the conquered
lave no rights. Every MAJ with COM
mon sense and q heart at all will under
stand and appreciate ourrcmarks.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-05-23

Mullins Al WINCHESTER; We learn
from a gentleman Of this city who was
at Winchester, Saturday, that Mullins
made speech there that day. He had
a large crowd Of negroes and 4 few
whites to hear him. His speech was
characteristic of Mullins 4 compound
of nonsense and impudcnce. But the
fellow vcnturcd to make 4 charge
against Col. A. S. Colyar, rejecting up
Oh his honor as q gentleman. The Co.
lionel was not present, being here in
Nashville, but his friend Col. Marks,
who wasfn Winchester, hearing of the
charge, ~p"oceodedto the place ofspcak-
ing and, confronting Mullins, compel
ed him to withdraw it. The poor dew
q e his wo:ls with the best relish he
cOuld.-NashUiWe Dtspatch.
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at least half OF the crowd of colored
people in attendance upon the Radical
pow-wow last Saturday were females.
There was y nurse there whom the cdi-
tor of this paper pays to take care OF
his little baby, but she leaves the baby
all day, and goes to a political meeting
Is not this robbing us Of time We pay
ior2 Why, our i~onrneymen in this
onicc-wlitc mcn-did hot thus impose
upon rs, But We q thus see how The
Radicals are upsettiDg the whole labor
system oftto country, by holding out
con.iscatioh1.opcs to the negroes, draw
ing them Away from work, regardless
of tLcic contracts.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-05-23

We give orr l4alGga this week about
half Of Col. Bayter's great speech at
Cleveland, in East Tennessee. Wc will
cnAravor next week to Give the balance
oft. crnpgcjuliccd reader can see,
lrom this able exposure of b ownlow
and his minions, how one cdiIicc after
another ofow politica! government has
been undermined BY parti2an and ma
lignaat legislation,
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Land for Sale. D

smith ~ simpson VS.. Saml McKinsay.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued Iv
the Clerk oftne Circuit Court of Franklin
county, Tenn, Twill, on
Monday, the 81 day Of June next,
before the courthouse door in Winchester
Tenn, SCI! for cash to the highest biuuop
the Tract Of land levied on in this case, ".
ing in district No &, Franklin county, Ten
lle>sce, and bounded by the lands OF j, N.
Crane, II Z IarAs IL others, containing
ten acres, more or lnss. sold it, nc propplo,
~, OF Saml Mchinsey to satisfy SAID orucr
Of sale. ". l.. MURRELL, Shir
may2 ids & 90
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-05-23

A gang Of Rrownlow's %hrigand1, called
loyal mcli-n, are going about in the upr"r
part Of jefferson county, East Tennessee,
beating and abusing negroes and white
men indi.criminatcl".
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-05-23

SALE SropPED.- Notwithstanding
Gen. Popc's assurance in his letter. to
Governor jenkins that he had no do.
sire to interfere with the regular course
of civil administration in the State we
learn iliat q ShcriH's sale of property
in this county was stopped Ivy his or.
der Tuesday last aeon CO. Tie
y
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-05-23
Land for Sale.

W G Wiihersol, EX'rof the estate of Dall
Champion, decd, ys. Adam Hancock.
BY virtue Of an order OF sale Issued br
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Franklin
county, Tennessee, | will, OH
Monday the Sd day Of June next,
before the courthouse door in Winchester,
Tennessee, sell for cash the two tracts Of
land levied oh in this case, wing in district
No I, Franklin county, 1enn- and l,ound-
ed BY the lands Of Z Il EmDry, earn +,
Hinton, Crick Gore, ana others. containing
one hundred and eighty acres, more OF
less. Sold as the property Of defendant
Hancock to satisfy said ort!cr of sale.
". L. MURRELl, Sllff.
n,nvo ids Il m
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W. learn thatlhc Radicals were two
or three nights engaged in drilling ,I!e
negroes who marched aroundoursquarc
last Saturday, singing
'Eally round the Tag, boys"
down with the traitors, DC. True, it
was an insult to respectable people to
be denounced as traitors--it was q lie
in the fullest sense Of the word, but we
do not hold the dcIndcd negroes re-
sponsiblc. The decciycrs and not the
deceived are the base ones.
No one could have objected to the
singing orany national hymn, like The
Star Spanglcl Banner but the calling
II, traitors was q dirty, ungcncrous pro
bling Of old sores, calculated to staye
oHthe very union feeling, which the
Radicals pretend to he the advocates
Of, but which they really do not desire.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-05-23

The Conservatives VIII meet at Salem on
Wednesday next. Hon. a. s. Colyar VIII
address them. Let the Radicals turn out
also, for they are the ones WHO need inior-
nation as 20 The rum BrownloWlsll i fast
bringing H. to.
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Halper's Weekly mt out in favor
Of con!iscation, on the principle, we
presume, that, having got everything
there was to get out of the South by
sycophancy, the rest may only be Sc.
cured by spoliation. -NashriM Ban
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Sale OF Land.

Wiley S. Embry vs.. H.. B. Clements,
BY VIRTUE OF an order OF sale issued by
the Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of tr.nkI!n
county, Itnncsscc. / vii, Oil
Monday, the 81 cay OF June next,
before the courthouse door in Winchester,
Tenn, sell for cash the interest of III Is
Clements i'll the tract OF lana levied on in
this case, lying in district No |, r|rankli.
county, Tcllli- and bounded by the lands
VI Joshua Gore, Solomon iiopnins, " ID
Blair, Z Il LnlDry ana Christopher .Achlln,
ct ais, containing four lmnareu Arrua,
more or less. W. l.. MUkRELI,
may lbs u w SieriII.
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Col. 4. :. MARKS and -. j. Slater viii
address the people at Esti!l Springs next
Saturday. We desire q large audience,
both black and white, iran"niscd aud dis
fr.NclliScd.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-05-23

lie Endorses the Hanging Of Old John
Brown.
We are sending our orders to Eng
land and France for goods, and driving
your hell deserving rreedom-scekers
into the holding Of Union meetings and
.mahing these against their miUs, curse all
agitators Of the slavery question, and
resolve that John Brown and his muir
derous associates got only justice when
hung at Charlestown."-From Letter
70. 5.
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Your ignorance of this whole su,Io-'
manifcsts itself W your clamors abo,it1 thst
equality OF the African and Anglo-Snr.n"vS
races. I~hi.guestlOn ofracc YOU cali nnon
me 60 seltleto Your SATISFACTION. do ' Won
T a. Hnv 20 IN IKE pointer out Oft poodle?
crab apple! Cam You change a carrot in
TO Il melon Can you grow an oak from =
peanut. VIII donkey produce an nro |"
plan horse? WIN a p%olccat produce
liony Can you hatch eagles by setting =
goose on bizzarl eggs. Most ccrtain,'"'
not. You cannot Undo what God has i;y
tended shall never De undonc. Its, tIc"eI
tore, simply Impossible for You to ci,anr.
an .Africaninto an AnglO-SaXon. IL isSoo
question Of %5lood-of race. us have ~
marked; and a question far above tho ra-
pacity of those who abuse these Southnr,,
states on Occount OF African slavery. "
9. BRowNLow's Letter to Pryne, No, q;
Oct. 20ti 1850. .a
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Immigration to Tennessee.

~ itllNi IIN'i 'iiI'' i'Ii, I'IlNIEI'
county, Illinois, to Capt. S. d. Matllcr
(whosc adNtiration Of this section O
country Las induced him to settle here
is before Us. In this letter tie wiite
cncloscs one dollar, to be paid as sub
scription to a Winchester paper, wlIic!
he says "Lnay be a partial allidotc fol
the Tennessee foyer that Is raging con
sidcrahly' in his part Of Illinois.
Now, tIj9 is but one more Of The ma,
ny evidences we have that there exists
IN the North and West q strong desire
among many to cmigrate to Tennessee
and it is to the interest Of the people ot
Winchester and Franklin county that
.hcy be induced to come right here
We want additional Numbers, Those
who come are generally industrious
men, if not men Of capital, and we hav,
il : former number Of the lone Jour
nal urged our people 10 get up 4 circu,
lar, setting forth the natural attractions
hc,c--,hG FARMS that can be purchased
the priccs-thc mineral rcsourrcS-
the w@tcr powcrs--the soil, Wc-and
send this circular to men in the North.
There atc many Northern, Eastern and
Western mcn WHO have latcly ON TO
live in This county, and they would be
glad TO send sucl representations 10
their friends.
This is no matter OF little interest,
and hence our frequent remarks upon
itm this paper. We want to see our
people prosper, AMI al the selfish hope
We have is that as m indj yidual we will
prosper when the whole People pros
per,
Secondly, we urge this matter in 8
political sense. The Radicals haze.
bascly m,srepresentcd Us hy giving oat
that il wa, daorcrous for Northern nam
+, como horn Rut tbo o,hor G,v
Pennsylvania, who was stopping at
llr. Stewarls hotel in our town, and
had had his eyes opened to the infamy
,r,hc poLtcoI, tnll Mr. c,cyor, ,ho,
20 was mover so mnrh ~,Iiso,.,i,,ol :,
Irc os +, fin, cooliou nfnu,. ,o,,,l,
--tl,ol he had ACTUALLY bpc, orr,iI +,
otit Ina L,own finn, No vos r,.,,, p.,n
,,y.,io a,oiLor u,r,,,n,, ~.
less who h,s ~nurrhosc1 ror, snut, ar
v;r.hoe,o. o,J vhom ,L,I -,
,cccivo os c~i,j,,n to,o,hor with II,
,i,o c,,,i,,., .ouo, r.u v;,.a...,
49,, o.,;nc..,,, ,,.,., .,,
ac,n, l,.a,. -,
- i, d~,,aor :, ,li. ,n,a,ian.sm,o.,inn
,,,., ra.a 49,:
,;i,, -, ..,,,
lt.I4l VINO IG ,In 1hIl urtf' ann lLt -I a. ]
,,.;o, or.,... ale, -.
-. or1 n~ao,.L,,, ,r,.. .;., ~,
ca, o,1 n,an. o,..ai,
...
-, ,,L;. cao.1aa., ro.oc,bom.a
r. .on, owo,r h,, ,hov ,oro
,.,o....or
! ,an..u1o., .rC,,t D:,l,uar ,os
r,o, oiroool or,,,nos r,o, Trr;o,
,or and nov all ,hcsn rr,v rar,s. to
nm, A,lthus II Is thc Radicals oro
,,orl;no .,o growth and mosucri,v or
ia co,ntrv Aside fran tIe nro,,
,o,ol .,rniiudo If such action il This
rosult W. her, know why thn
w Radicals in Tennessee are thus net
~. We know that it is done in order
, rel up a pretcyt for Browulowis State
,uar,ls who are to control the uolls
nd aid in the election of ErowuIow.
nd nat that their presence il scaled for
Y any wrongs upon Union men. As
iod is to be our final Judge. We say to
Il Northern men who wish to come to
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Land ior Sale.

Isaac Sylcr vs.. james Payne and benjamin
lligginbotnam.
81 virtue Of an order of sale issued by
TIE Clerk OF The Circuit Court of Franklin
county, Tenn. will,
On Monday. Sd day of June next,
before the courthouse door in Winchester,
Tennessee, sch for cash, to the highest bid
der, the tract OF land levied on in this case
us the property Of Benz. Illggenbot.am,
lying IN district No 3. f~ranKIn county.
and bonded by the LANDS Of
Benz. Franklin, WIN. Matiock. Wilhorn
limbaugh AMI others, containing sixty
one ana L half (Gl ~ acles.
W. L. MUNRELL, Shtl.
mnyo tls n n,
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OUR GREAT
Hon. Emerson Ltheridgc at work.

Hon. Emerson Ethcridgc will speak
in Nashville next Saturday. OaSatur
day last lie spoke in Memphis to
tremendous crowd, and a tremendous
crowd will be at Nashville to welcome
the distinguished orator. Hon. W. B.
Stokes, the man who wrote tic Duncan
letter in which he sided with the Con,
fedcracy, will oppose hiu- But Stokes
is a poor match for Ethcridgc. There
is truth, as well as wit, in the follow.
ing remarks from the Nashville Ban.
mn.
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1.-THE Radicals seek temporary pros.
perity for themselves while tie public
welfare goes TO ruin.
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General Sheridan has issued on Or
der in New Orleans, forbidkling the ear
rying Of fire arms, openly or secretly,
by any citizen, except in performance
Of Official duty. Offenders arc to be
tried by military commission.
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House and Lot Tor Sale,

Benjamin flaming vs.. Ann 4 Finch and
Ii. i. Motif.
Ey virtue of an order OF sale issued by
the Clerk OF the Circuit Colyt Of Franklin
county, Tennessee, | Will, on
Monday, the Sd day Of Juhc next,
before the courthouse door in Winchester.
Tenn, sell Tor cash, to Tie highest bidder,
the house and lot levied on in this case
situated near the town If Winclester con-
tanning two and one-iLaif & - acres, and
bounded by the land OF b + McGiiee, Il
Turner, Geo " liant anGsctlrrs. Sold (,
the property OF MIS-. Ann Finch to satisfy
said oruer OF @ule.
y. E. MuRRELL, Sl!E.
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