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Arrival of the AIeppO.
NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-Arrived, sLeamer Aleppo
Markets Inv TeIegranh,

NEW York. Nov. sO.-stocks are steady. Chicago
Rock Island, 9616; Reading, 95zS; CANON Compa-
ny, 451z. Erie Railroad 7l1ai Cleveland aud Toledo,
lO2h; Cleveland and PittsDurg, 835S Pittsburg aud
Fort Wayne. 975d; Michigan Central, lOl6 Michigan
sOl theTp sos; New York CeLtral llSM lntnols Cen
gs4; hudson RIVER i2S& y. 8 Fye.twenles, 1852,
seven.tbItiea, l051S. Money per cent. Exchange,
i09H. Gold, 1884.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov sO.-Flour Is quiet at f75"6Ds.
Wheat ii rm At 81 6O0l2'65. Legal tenders 72l4.
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uELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU.

The astonishing success which has Attenoeo .nis
Invaluable medicine proves 10 he the most pereo'
rsueav ever disc vered. No language can convey an
aoono,o idsa Of The immediate and almost miracu-
49,. mango which IT occasions to the debtated aud
.ho,terea svsten In fact, tsstands unriyaled 30 q
remedy for the permanent cure Of
Diobetes,
Ioss Of Muscular Energy,
Phy sIcal ProstrRtion,
Indigestion.
Non.retentlon or
Incoptlnency OF
Urine,
Inflammation, or liberation OF
the Blsdder
and Kidneys,
Diseases of the
Prostate Gland,
stone in the Bladder,
Calculus. and
all Diseases or
6oc,,ops the Bladder and Kieneys, and Dropsical
sUellinRs existing in Men, Women, or children.
HELM BoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU.
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY.
These Irregularities are the cause OF frequently re-
nrripg dsease and through neglect the seed OF more
crave and dangerous maladies the result; ana rs
Snonth after month passes without effort being
made To assist nature the difficulty becomes chronc
the patient gradually loses appetite the bowels are
conttipated, night sweats come on, ana eonshmP'OA
finally ends the patients career
For sale by all Druggists, Prepared by
a. II. HELMBoLD, Druggist,
No bs4 BROADWAY, New York.
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CANADA.

Agitation Against Federated LsglsLa-
Iion-A Short SessiOn OF ParliamenL.
OTTAWA, Nov 20-Last~ n ight Mr.. Mills bill
for an act TO disqualify members from sitting
and voting In the general and local Leg isla-
lures was, after warm debate, Withdrawn. 10
may be bIought up again next session.
The Legislatures OF Nova Scotia pnd New
Brunswick have passed a similar act.
A fresh proclamation has been Issued calling
the Legislature OF Ontario TO meet on the 27Lh
pTO1imO. The Legislature will only meet and
adjourn until after the New Years holidays.
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BRITISH GUIANA.

Arrival OF American EmIgraMts-City
improvements
GEORGETOWN, Demerara, Nov. 10.-One hun
dred and eighty persons, emigrants from the
Southern States of the United States of Anne
rica. have arrived in this city. They come as
settlers, and are likely to make valuable ad-
dition TO the population Of the colony. This
town, the capital, is to be lighted with gas im-
mediately. We have had very little rain
during the past week. The weather is hot.
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Fenian Meeting.

NEW HAVEN. Nov. 8O-A spirited Fenian
meeting was held in this city last evening. The
Mayor presided, and addresses were made by
General T. P. Spear, United states Army Mayor
sperry, and George F. Gardner. of New Haven.
A laI ge number Joined the Fenian organic alton
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NEWS By TIE CUBA CABLE.
MEXICO.

The ClMinns Against hfaxlmiIIan Settled
u WhereAbouta OF General Marquee
HAVANA, Nov. 28.-Private correspondence
from Mexico states that Vice Admiral Togeth thod
before leaving the capital settled all outstand-
ing accounts against the late Emperor. tuclu-
ding even many that were well-known I'm posi-
lions The Princess Salm- Sam has published
fiat denial OF the statement that she is the
daughter of an American General General
Marquee was again reported to be in Mata-
moras.
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A Severe storm ON Lake Michigan.

The gale OF Sunday night on Lake Michigan
was unparalleled for violence, raging for some
twelve hours, and causing q long catalogue OF
disasters along the western coast. The nam.
moth propeller Colorado, with cargo for
BunaIo insured at 100000, was beaehed while
trying 70 make The harbor of Milwaukee h-'
viii be easily got or The schoonere I"
Jason Parker, Coouette
sells were beB"'
bark Tubal
Point
sci
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Death of a Prominent Citizen.

WORCESTER, Nov 30.-George t. Rice, Esq,
one of our most prominent citizens, and for
several years President of the Worcester and
Nashua Railroad, and President OF the Wor-
ceser Gas Company, died on Thanksgiving
Day,
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by Dehaven q Bro, No. 10 S Third street
-AlesBrs. De Haven q Brother, No, 40 8

-Mesbrs. DE haven q br0Gner, Mo- 40 south
Third street, report the following rates Of ex-
change to-day at P. M.;-U. s. 6s of 1881, 1l2B
@119t; do. 1862, l075@1Osb; do. 1854, 1850
1864; do, 1865, 1861 E@l06t; do. 1865, new, 1O7I@
lOst; do, 1867, new, 1O7B@lOst; do. IS, 1o-40s,
July, 195!@lOSf; Compound Interest Notes.
do. August, 1864, 1890; do., October, 1854,
1l94O@2O; do. December. 1854, n9@ll9}: do,
May, ls66, 117@H74; do, August, 1896, 1l6t@
lleb; do, September, 1856, n55@ll6li DO,
e,GSs 9GtO6er iaaIss 5sss ll6a@ll'i GOld lssSlsSs
--Messrs. william Painter q Co., bankers
No. SO s. Third street. report the following
rates of exchange to-day at Ia O'clock - Gold,
l9s@13sl; O. 8. 6s, 1881, 1l3@113l; q. 8. 6-20s,
lse2. 1O7I@lOst; do. 1854, 1861 5bDlO5a; do, 1866,
IIOsg1Os4; do. July 1865, ,IO7G@1osi; do. July,
1905 1905, "a seres ioSaYoSs 80 V1 serest fWt iO5, q
1o63; Compound Interest Notes, December, 1864,
ll9t; May, 1865, liza; August, 1865, l164; Sen.
temberr 1865, 116}; October, 1866 il54 =
-Messrs. Jay Cooke q Co. quote. Gorern,
ment securities, ETC., as follows:-U. s. 6s OF
1881, !ls@lI3i; old 6-2Os, 1Os@lOsi; new s.20s.
1864 lO5@1O54; do, 1865, IO6GD1O6E do, Juiv''
IIC55{5@l1Cs5; IC55 do, lss7 IoSSg1oSI i040s 1921
1861. Gold, 13810Dl3SS. rN~o4~s
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Like Disaster

DUNEIRK, N. Y, Nov. 80. - The propeller
Owego went ashore last night, in a bad snow
storm, four miles above DunkIrk. She is full of
water, and pounding on the rocks. A life-boat
has gone out 10 try and save her crew.
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The Forth coming Presidents Message.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.- The Presidents Mes
sage is now in type. 1t was again the subject of
Cabinet consideration to-day all the members
being present. including General Grant
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unchanged; the new issue sold at lOli@lOll;
and old do. at 974. Err
Railroad shares were the most active ON the
list Reading sold at AZ "a 1OO6l48, n slight de-
cline; Pennsylvania Railroad al 49L no change:
Camden and Amboy at 1854 a decline OF 4;
hnehlll at 81 no change; and Lehigh Valley
at 60B@5l, decline of 1; % was bid for Little
Schuylkill; GA for NorristowB; S2k for North
Pennsylvania; 214 for Catawissa preferred; 253
for philadelphia and Erie; and 423 for Northern
Central.
City Passenger Railroad shares vera firmly
held
Bank shares were in good demand for invest
ment at full prices, but we hear of no sales.
Canal shares we're dull.
Quotations of Gold-108 A. NJ, 139l; IL A. NJ,
1884: AZ H.. 1873: I r. a.. 1884, a decline Of on
the clJeiDg price last evening.
The New York Times ll.a morning sayss-
"zhere was nos large Inqairy for n'FhsS ilgm She
sss vo,nts f,s ssr sep sne here hsienees
money lenoefs o pak conr. WAS alcanted fr,,i tl.e
leading houses OF the sIoc9 i1xchauve ~ move.
WI ole partially In favor OF the city thodRh the in
cinatlon OF exchange ct New Or cans has turned In
the opposite direction within day or two We
undeTstend however that the Treasury Is dispose6
to sell Its transfer drains at that point at a snau
premium. which wou dispense with the transmit
sion OF greepbacks or natioual bank notes.H
The N. y. Tribune this morning says:-
"Money Is easier on call, and leading houses have
more Offered at per cent than they can use, At
BANK there Is more currency for commercial paper,
bills. The rates are 7@9, and lO6Dl2 per cent, for
second-class Names"
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by Dehaven q Bro, No, 40 s. Third street
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SECOND EDITION

Murder In Hartford Drowning Of
Skaters at Lewiston, Maine
Heavy Storm at Cleveland
News from Mexico and
AIaska-The Euro
pean Markets,
Etc. Eto.
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LATEST SHIPPING IHTELLIcENCr.

For additional Marine Netos see SeOenth pao.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA...,...N NO vEnspur, 80 ~.
STATE or THERMoMETER Ar THE EvKHriso r,-r,
GRApH oRFICR HAL4-
"a M,,..,,..... 40 IL A. M.......,,.,s3l2 p NJ
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CLEARED THIS MoREIN,

BRrque STARLIGHT. Grader Trieste J. RI Razlav a ~,
Brig j. w. Woodruff, Eaton, Boston, a. ~ Oo'
Brig Cytie, Dow, Marseilles Warren, Gregg& ASor,s
Co. S~son q
sc6E Sarah Clark, Grifnng Fall River. ROmmeI a
schr j n Price Young. washington.
schr 8; a X. Corson. Brewer. Boston, Borda Ks,4
sobr ID. clifford, JirTold Boston, Hammet q nJ.,,
schr X. shannon. Dilke, Boston, L. Audenrtss.sSli-
Schr " Sharp Sharp. Boston, ]. II Tomlinsasu q Co.
Schr Mary, Carll BridgetOn w. H Johns a n.
schr VIM. Wallace scui Providence. j. Il. w. Wp,,.
schr Albert PharO. shOurds. Providence. J. a Aos
Reppler. % W. q y, =,
Huddell Co. sSpVEh Day,
Norton a Co. -NNeoArleds
schT ]. o. Thompson, vansant. Boston Oapta,,
Str Decatur, Young Baltimore, j, ID Rnofhls sAin'
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING.

ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
Br barque John Matthews, Loughlin, froro az -
co.~yessel to e. W. BeTSSdo%I % q = Bro ~ N Wets1r
Lydia tor New York next day. Brig Anna iSit iiSit brig
from Cenfuegos, was at Port Royal Ja Iss ns0,rrow
schr e. F. Crowell, Stevens. days from p.o-,-
town. with mdse. to Q. r. CrowelI On Rtovince-
SehT b Hensy s MAt'son IL days from Banro,
scbr Z. Borden. WTghtington, from Fan R,,..
Schr M steelnan, Steelman, from BOston Fer'
schr 3. N a Il SoTson Br9wer. from Boston.
schr w Wallace, Scull, from Boston,
schr D. clifford. JiTIold irOm Boston
Schr r. shannon. Diks from Boston
schr ]. II. Price. Young from Boston,
schr v Sharp Sharp From BOSTON,
schr j. II. Wainwright BrOwer from Rosfon
schF E 4: Jackson. Jetfers. from OambrldSepor.
Schr A. PharO. Shourds. from PFOVidence'
scor g. Clark, GrninR from New london -
schr r. Law, YORK from Stoningt0n
St Steamer amer peo9tqS 8 ponRg' Is hours
oorvepondenee ar the Eaaqdelpt ON Baltimore
LEWIS. Del, Nov. 28-shir
ing. ia EpeAon0e.
=, Chieftain, from Liver
sh,n Tarariane I'd in the CApes this morn
Enip Satnaa1 aansrlAn' 1s,t JOSEPH LAFERRA'
Bayqge II AEMORANDA,
At Lono' curtis Tor Philadelphia, sailed from
at I'd Byron. iESS EnrlOO, for philadelphia cleared
qsa,sc@noa assS tHss cowan, for PhuAdelphiA cleared
is.h inst nssorson. from London for PhilA
batque esstied from Deal lStn inst ..,, Al. phi
4 1HsTaue Concordie NhMS'iiss 1atS ihssst
nd edei aonmeren Anderson, nor fhliheelPnN' 81"
iu ,.red out a. London loth lnse.
its INV rKIRaRAPRl - u,,,.,, -,
eAz Francisco, NOV. 2s.,, ',sn snv Ilverpool
rGr ,be New York and Hartford nA'' ~
eIn DOMESTIC PORTS. .h,. o,tg q
ppvI pHI NEW YoRK. Nov. ~ ;1aoi IsooiN' ''''-
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T1E1MBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU.
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\ Wv BUSINESS Hriping Ladic,
~ ..usDards by Contracts.
Three mon, Fred. and VIM. Edwards
and---Gyilia, we're arrai.n 2d in tn,
Chicago Police Court lately, when Thu
following singular statements and cx.
plantations were made;
"Drunk and disordcrIy, your honor
Ihcy were also charged with being va.
grants. The officer swora that he had
known them by sight overN year, and
that they had 10 yisjblomcaus Of SUI
port, They were always well dressed,
however.
Mr.. Fred, Edwards spoke: These
two gentlemen and myself are the firm
Of EtwWds~ Griffin. ] regret that |
cannot tell you our business. W. will
be sent to the Bridgcwcll if | don't?
Very well, sir, your curiosity shall be
gratilicd. Wcarc proposors. By chat
moan&Ee propose to young ladies and
help them to get them married. We
arc h~cnefactors.
"Whcn We see a young lady who S
not, and never has been engaged, one
Of us says to her, we will get YOU MAJ
ricd for $, payable ltermarriage'
Ofcoursc she SAYS yes.
'For the time being, that one Of us is
considered rs engaged to her. We
trumpet The fact abroad. Whenever
the other two Of us meet Il young man
who is not engaged, We say What a
lucky dog Griffin is, lie has won Miss
~ And we praise her. We encolr,
age The young nan to 90 in and cut
Griffin out, for the fun OF The thing
Being a fool, like mos. young men, he
does it. llcproposcs to Miss T., know
ing that she is engaged to Griffin, and
hardly expecting that she will accept
him,
But she always does. And he can
never cut loose from her. lie must
marry her or he sued for breach of
promise. ' .,. .a
81 myself have been engaged twenty
five times duri g the last year. Weare
loing 50 well that we think Of hiring Il
to do part OF the work f)r Us.
81 should not have told YOU this, but
or your %atrocious threat about Brio. G.
veil. But, as we have given false I
'aimcs, 1t does not make much differ
nee. | trust the reporters will say b
othing about it.
"As regards our being drunk, it is =
Use. 1t Is an impossjbllity for either +
t us to gctdruEk. We are members t,
[ II temperance society. The person c.
no got lis to join it said that it would
eep us from becoming intoxicated.-
&c believed him. If he lied are we to =
punished for il? Remember, sir, ,
lat your daughters fate, if You have
~, may lie in our hands. Don't fine L
and we will see them married ut half
Iu-- ?.
Fined SO each. II
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HOME JOURNAL.
Rates of ~AdperNstNO.S

Advertisements inserted nj 81 90 per
square Of ten lines (brcvicr sizc.) first in
~sertion, and rs cents for each subsequent
Insertion. i
One column, n year. : : 1925 90
slN months, ~ 60
"" three " ID 90
" six months, . 40 0O
" three 80 90
Fourth column, one year, : = 40 90
" +" SIX months = - OO
=" three :" = . = - 90
enc square one year, u 90
" six months, = = 10 90
lnrpc Fl" - 30
eE All foreign ADVERTISER mllsr pay in
advance. twill be useless 20 send advcr-
tisemcnts witl,thc rcqlic-tto publish and
send bill.' Patent medicine m%anuMctu-
rers must pay according to published rates,
And in no instance viii their special no.
tlces he published except ut 2occnts per
Tine for each Insertion.
tff' Our Agent are notified that il VIII
bensclcss 10 take advertisements for us q,
less than the above rates, and they must alta
thereto heir commission. POSITIVELY No
CREDIT. Oh BARTER,
~" Advertisements for all charitable
purpose charged Ut regular rates. Here
tofore nowspapcrmcn have been cN pcctcd
to contribute in proportion 10 the public
and then itthcy charged for ihcir work, il
was looked upon H. cNturtiOn. As vel
ssk a merchant 10 give money and char%l
nothing Tor hi. goods.
In" Al communications to advance Tho
ntcrc.t- Of yay individual. or corporal,
nody, !u,lsi BE- paid Tor a. advertisements
We shall determine for ourselves what /,
Tor the public benefit, and what ought tC
10 in our columns.
"a" Obituaries will be chargcdf for at nd.
ycrtIsing rates.
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state of Franklin Comty
A. X. Erwin,
YS
Eliza Davis and Walter Davis.
On motion Of complainant, and II ar
pcaring to the Clerk 4 Master from Tie
hlil which is sworn to, that the defendants
Eliza Dlris and alter Davis are non-res-
idents Of the State, so that the ordinary
process OF law cannot be served upon them
1t is therefore ordered that publication
DC made for tolrconsecutive weeks in tho
Home journal. published in Winchester,
Tenn, requiring said defendants to appear
before the Clerk g. Master on or before
Wednesday after the third Monday OF Feb-
ruary next, and plead answer or demur to
said PHI, or the same will be taken for con-
Fessed, and set for hearing ex partc as to
hem.
II. r. ESTILL. c. & II.
jan12' $50
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We hre prepared to execute, III the very
ncatcoL style, al Kinds ofJJb Work. Cul
material is all new. and selected BY us IN
person. An experience Of ~tii.ecnyoars rs
practical printers, and Il pride in our busi.
ness, isa guarantee that customers viii bc
pleased. We consider neat WORK ia adj
vertj.cmcnt Of our business. -.
Our -NonparcN Jo6 Press
IA unsurpassed for the execution Of Gard
and other Job Printing, in all cOlors.
60 We keep on hand Il good stock OF
stationery, such as Cards, Of ailsizcs. ruiors
ind patterns, lIat-tap. Eooi.cal. letter.
and Note Paper, Mourning lapcr, &c.
Wedding Tickets and Whiting Cards pin
ted in the fastest style. Pamphlets, Pro-
grammre, Posters, Horse and Jack Bis.
Labels, Bill-lic0ds, l%ndcnlurcs, Circnlars.
Checks and Blanks Of all kinds, printed to
order.
All communications should be addressed
W. j. SLATER e. co.
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During this time, Cen. Gil
lem, will the main body OF his brigade
had attacked and routed the force be.
low town Colonel Ingcrton herring
the fight going on in town, and becom.
ing alarmed for the safety of the small
force sent in there, after capturing the
advance guard OF the rebel force which
was being driven from below, withdrew
from their front to 90 to the assistance
OF Wilcox, who was at this time retreat.
ing from town. The rebel force from
below thus succeeded in making their
way around tue town, and joined their
main command on College Hill. Gen.
Glllem having by this time come up
with his main force, a sharp fight took
place in and beyond the town, resulting
in Il complete defeat Of the rebels, with
the loss Of Two hundred and fifty pris
omcr', three pieces Of artillery, and Il
number Of wagons, horses, etc. The
body Of John Morgan was turned over
to his star officers, who dressed and
sent him through the lines to his friends.
The staff officers were Transported. TO
Bulls Gap in mmbulanccs. They cx-
pressed much pleasure ut the Kind treat
ment received !rom their captors, and
stated that John Morgan did not sur
render, and that he had determined ncv-
or tolsnrrcnder under any circumstan-
ccS,
These arc Che facts as they actually
occurred, and rs the JaiIiM historian
viii record them.
And still VIC have abundant reason to
believe John Morgan was brutolsy muir
dered - En- IloMI IorNNAL ---.-
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Land for Sale.

I.(IU IOF SDIC.
BY virtue of u decree Of the County
Court, pronounced AZ its February Term.
1897. In IN" cause Z. u. salmon vs. tho heirs
Of NJ. V. Wiscnan. deed. ! will. on
Monday. March lth. 1s67.
at the Courthouse door in WINCHESTER, Offer
Tor sale, TO tie high, st bidder. on y crcIi,
OF y montli-, except the sum of SIS to he
lai'i On day ~ SIDE, the louise and lot ~
Marble iini. Of which NJ. V. Wiseuian dieI'
seized AMI possessed. Notes with approy-
cd security. win Lc required. and A lien re-
tanned until the purchase moncy "a maid.
DC. ENOCHS. Clerk.
feo.a. 1851. $40
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state OF Tennessee. Franklin Co.

state OF Tennessee. Franklin Co.
Knight Il Darwin, adm'rs,
+. j.. Foreman.
On motion accomplishment, and it appear
ing to the Clerk u Master. from The bin
Willch Is sworn to. that the defendant, f.. T..
Foreman IS Il NONRESIDENT Of the State. 50
That The ordinary process Of law can
not be served upon him.
10 Is therefore ordered that publication
b" made for tour successive weeks in the
Home journal requiring said defendants 10
appear before the Clerk and Master on or
before Wednesday after third Monday in
February ncXtand plead, answer or demurI
to said bill, or the same will be taken for
confessed and set for hearing eXparte.
Ii. Il. ESllLL, c.. & N,
jahl21w $50
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SWEET OPoP0NAX! Is the Sweetest
~ Extract made. Snpercedes all others.
Try II once; will use no other.
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Monday. March 4th 1867.

Monday, March 4th 1867,
a tract of land lying in district No 2 ofsaid
county. adjoining the lands of Thompson
Foreman and others, containing about rs
acres. Sold as the property ofP w Tipps.
w MURRELL.
Feb. 2, 1867. $50 Sheriff.
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Gore, VS. Whitfield, ct ais.
BY virtue Ofan order of sale issued from
the circuit court of Franklin county, Ten
ncssee. l will sell to the highest bidder, for
cash, before the courthouse door in VIM
chester, on W
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Cole, admir- Sc, vs. Z W Tipps.
By virtue of four orders of sale issued by
the circuit court of Franklin county Tam.
| will sell to the highest bidder for cash
before the courthouse door in Winchester
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Brazelton, admir-, etc., VS. Huddleston.
BY. virtue Of two orders ofsale issued by
the circuit court of Franklin county. Ten
nessee, ] will sell to the highest bidder for
cash, before the courthouse door in Win
chester, on ~ y.aIl
Monday, March ith. 1867. % M
a tract of land lying in said county. adj
joining the lands Off b Cowan. John Ne
Elheron, and others, containing about 200
acres.
To be sold as the property of + d Hud-
dlcstOn. a..
, w Z MURRELL.
Feb. 2, 1867. 450 Slim. Sheriff.
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for March.

a j Simpson, admir-, Us l.. ID. Buchanan. .
BY virtue OF an order Of sale issued by
the clerk of the circuit court Of Franklin
county, Tenn, | will. on
Monday, March 4th, 1867,
before the courthouse door in Winchester.
sell for cash, to the highest bidder, the
tract of land levied upon in this case. lying
in district No. ID, Franklin county, Tenn -,
containing six acres.
W Il MURRELL,
Feb. 9. 1867. 4 so Sheriff.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-02-16

Martin Il Thompson vs. Jas b Lisk.
by virtue Of an orlerto of sale issued nv
TIC clerk of the circuit court of franklin
county. Tenn will on rty
.yfq Monday. March 4th, 1861.
hefoft tlieEcourthouse door in Winchester,
5el Tor easbb., to the highest bidder. the
tract OF laiiflevied upon in this case. living
In district no. 4 franklin county. Tenn,
iify-fiv acres.
Levied upon as the property Of james
f'1HI"i p W E MuRRELL.
Feb 1857 Ia $50 .'SheriH
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-02-16

Ciiltwood, ex'r. ETC.. VS. Parton ct ais.
By virtue ofan order Of sale issued from
tho circuit court OF franklin county. Tell
nessee, ! will sell to the Highest bidder for
cash. before the courthouse door in Win
chester, on 1Hf0 ~
Monday. March 18th. 1887. n9
a tract o iland lying in district No. D of
said county, and containing about flhy-
two acres. s- 80 IHI 90
Sold as the property Of John Parton. A.
-: M W L MCRRELL,
Fob. !, 1857. 40 Sheriff.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-02-16

a town lot lying in Marble Hill, district
No. 6 Of said county, adjoining the lands
Of P Cole and others, containing one-halt
acre.
To. be sold as the property Of Isaac
Perks.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-02-16

Morgan a. Co, VS. Noryell ct ais. ,ylo
BY virtue of m order of sale from Cir
cult court ofiranklin county, Tenn, / Will
sell to the highest bidder for carh before
the courthouse door in Wincherter on
Monday. March 4th. 1867, T"i A'.
said county, adjoining tile lands of Stat
lords heirs and Others. containing 80
acres. Sod as the property Of Robert
Norycll. e.0l'' .Il
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