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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-23
LIBERAL CHRISTIAN,

Rev. F. II. Chapin's salary is stated
at twelve thousand dollars, and his con-
gregation recently made him present Of
the house he lives in, valued at thirty
eight thousand dollars.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-23

SHAMEruI1-Ihe Times s4y 'No ears
loaded with cattle. in q freight train
passed through Bellows Falls on Tuosde
in most shocking and filthy condition
In one car four cattle lay dead, ami other
were nearly 50. They worc crowded, an'
trampled upon each other and below m
in their terrible agony, were started Of
on the Cheshire Railroad. We suppg-t
some drover was anxious, perhaps, TO saw
freight, but, of course, lost ly it, Al al
events, such horror among cattle ough'
not to be permitted.
n1- DR. Babcock's hair Dressing promote The
growth Of the hair. Fold by all druggists.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-23

The Chicago Advertiser says The
Catholics have.a young ladies school in
connection with the convent Of St Francis
Xavier, open to all Protestants, where all
the instructors are nuns in full costume !.
and incessant personal efforts at proeelyt-
ing are made privately upon every pupil
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-23

Do pr, naheoak's IIatr pre~-,ne as an tu,Am,
able article for the toilet Soa everywhere.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-23

DELEGATES 10 cutcAco.- John {
Stearns Of Bradford, and W H johnson
of Bellows Falls. were appointed delegate.
to Chicago from the Fl District by tha
Republican Convention. which met a.
White River Junction on the"l3th inst
Hon. B. D. Harris Of Brattlehoro Was d
competitor Of Mr. Johnson for the posi-
fioll
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-23

ENrrRrmSrNG,-M. II, Smith has pur-
ghascd building opposite the cemetery
IN West street, and stocked it with neat
set Of tool, and machinery for the transac-
tion Of the machine and model making
business Smith i, plueky, having been a
sufferer by TIVE fires within fortnight Of
each other, at Perkins block and Cram
ton, block the past winter. yet he is de-
termined not to give up, and being an
excellent workman. will undoubtedly be
well patrnnized.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-03-05

The Newman (Ga.) Herald in urging
the purchase of a hcarse for that city
uses q few words which We will adopt
in q similar appeal to the people OF
Winchester. We need a hearse. A
nice one can be purchased for about
$500 or $500, and the citizens who are
SO ready to give money for partisan or
political purposes, or amuscmcnts,
would certainly be willing to subscribe
literally to secure something better
than the old cart now used to grace the
h. al of a. funeral procession. Thccor-
poration might subscribe half the sum
required to purchase u Hcarse, and by
private subscription the balance could
be raised. We know Of several per-
sous who are willing to give from 50
TO $40 each. The Herald in urging
Newman to purchase IL says: I'VE
know the times are hard, but they new
cr become too hard tor men, wclncn
and children TO die, and it is q pleasure
indispensable to the friends and rcla
tivcs of the departed to witness the FIJI.
neral and burial services conducted in
that mode ana manner most beiitting
the sad occasion and exhibiting the
most respect. We can afford. to spare
the amount necessary to purchase u
.Iearse, and why not do it? Sue. .
step would be creditable to the humane
and noble feelings of our citizens. Will
not the ladies take this matter In hand 2
They will meet with success, for their
appeals cannot be resisted by any man
ia whose composition there is a spark
of humanity"
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Prosecuted Editors.

The New York Express says: "Ea''
tors are having hard times everywhere
They fine them Il dozen or so at a hHie
in France, imprison them in lrcland'
buffet and "resolve' them out OF con-
ventions in our Southern monarchie',
assassinatc them in Mexico, and star's
them in Spain"
To which the Nashville Banner adds
The time for the special punishment
to Tennessee Conservative editors has
arrived, and developed itself in the
shape Of an Official pronunciamenso'
which gives all the legal advertising 10
editors engaged in the business ofrat-
icalism and the eulogy Of Radical OIL
Gals. The public, however, by this ar
rangement, is punished much morethan
he editors. In short, not to put too
Gnc a point on it, the subtle is swim
died"
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Sanitary.

Now Is the time for means to be
adopted to prevent sickness and suffer
Ing from noxious cxhalations. Stag.
naut water, ~dccaying matter, filth ofev'
cry sort, should be looked after We
Mayor-Dr. Lewis Metca!fe--
whose medical knowledge aside from
his cultivated brain otherwise, lls hin,
especially for the position he occupies
as chosen guardian, in conjunction with
the Aldermen, Of our town. The most
stringent municipal regulations should
be enforced to preserve the health OF
our people, Disinfectants should be
used freely, and all causes removed
whereby cpidcmics might be encourA.
ged. Soon We viii have hot suns, aDj
impurities rising to imprcgnate the az
m~osphcre, and disease will inevitably
result unless q thorough clean!ng-up is
at one rcsortcd to.
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THE LAND WE LOVE.

W. have received the March number
Of TnE LAND We Love. 1t contains
seventeen articles, from able writer's,
representing eight Southern States
Among the poetic contributors, in this
number, are Mrs. Margaret J.. Preston,
DR.. F. o.. Iicknor, Judge A. j. Re.
quier, andJ. Augustine Signaigo.-
Among the prose writer's are, Rev DR..
Dabney, Miss Porter, Gen. Hodge,
Hon. II, w. Ravenel, L. c. DeLeon,
Esq, DC Soldiers will feel an interest
10 the two military articles in this mum.
Der, the lovers Of fiction in the two
thrilling stories, agriculturists 10 the ar.
.iele on Japan Glover. literary men in
lac article on Mt. Dickens Readings.
md the whole country 10 tho account
fths Burning Of olumbis.
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Tho Beauty Of Legislation.

We believe it is in Rollin where VIC
have real that law is q spiders web to
entanglc dies. The figure is we'll put,
and we are forcibly reminded of its ap-
preparedness by The subjoined account
off, suit lately ended in Nashville, and
al about n mule. The mule wa, long
since consumed in lawyers fees, and it
seems that the contest got to bc-who
should pay the costs Of the case Now,
lawyers are generally smart men, and
sharp men. We have thought there
was some sound logic in q bill introdu-
ced in the Tennessee Legislature TO dc.
bar lawyers from charging 4 fec where
they Ill . win \ case. 1t might save
maa., . NV salt keep many q lawyer
from undertaking that which he really
believe he cannot gain for his foolish
and crcdulous client. But let these
things go. Here is the mule case un-
der consideration. Says the Nashville
Gazette of late date.
In the Circui: Court yesterday the
celebrated mule las which has occupi-
cd the attention OF the court Tor he past
two years was brought 10 II close. The
cas- in dispute was about as !ollo"s,
In 1868, Jesse Parish purchased a iauIe
from Geo. Morton, sold him the neXt
year to James Hughes, and he some.
time afterwards disposed ofhim to NJ.
A.. Parrish. Whileh the possession Of
the latter, Phil. Shutc claimed that the
SAID mule had been stolen from him, re-
pleyied and obtained possession Of thc
animal hence the suit. Upon trial q
large number Of witnesses were exam
incd, and Parrish proved the Identity Of
the mule every day since the purchase.
a decision was rendered in favor Of
Parrish, and the mule turned over to
him rs his prcperty-Mr. Shute to pay
the costs. which amount we understand
10 something like S1,700.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-03-05

THE ELECTION SAruRDAY.--On mex.
Saturday the negroes and a few white
voters Of this County will elect a Sher.
in, a Trustee and Tax Collector -
About 1900 white men, who pay taxes,
have no voice in the election. Among
those who will vote arc some who ser.
we'd in the Confederate army. They
voted for Brownlow last year, and that
made them truly loyal.
Well, there r some pretty clever
men in this race, but we have no vote
aud cannot help them.
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The Black List.

Brownlow has nominated the follow.
ing Jacobin journals to publish the le.
gal notices orthc State, in pursuance
Of the high handed robbery ill lately
passed by tAc negro Legislature for the
purpose Of breaking down TIC Demo
craft papers and keeping alive the few
Radical papers, tlan which VIC never
heard Of 4 more Hnrr0nt act Of pcrsccu'
ton and class legislation. 1t, will be
seen that the Governor, with an eye to
TIE pound Of ncsb,' takes care to
feather his nest" by naming his own
gaDnr rs one of the lwnhcr. In this Con
ggossional district The Shclbyville Re.
publicon, n Jacobin paper, is nominated
ard to these papers must the vari0Gs
civil officers of this, franklin county,
sond their advertisements, under penal
ty Of committing 4 misdemeanor ifthey
fail, We doubt whether this paper,
thus kept alive at the expense Of oor.
self and the people, has u single sub
scribcr in this county. Was there evei
such dirty robbcry-downright perse-
cution ana infamy? Here is the list,
sent to the Legislature Denomination
Joncsvoro Wag, GrccnviIlc .Nw Era,
Rockville Why, the Kingston EoSI
Tapessee1a, Athens Post, McMinnyi,.c
Aa,sDriae. Shclbyviilc Repabl'eaa, the
c., ,'e Pohiot. Nashville Press
an, ,ca, tic Memphis POST and tho
NJ - .r Siams Zrk@ag.
!Ha confirmation Of these nomina'
tons was made the special order for
the itil Of March.
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We would direct attention to all our
new advertisements, and OLD ones, too
but especially to the advertisement ~
Mr. j. /. Baugh's store. W. are 3ln.
ccrc in saying that Mr., Bangh is c'o ot
the politcst men to deal with VIC e,u'
knew, and III addition to natural attrac-
tons as n man, he is coming up to the
duty and wisdom Of advertising. With
such men at the head Of mercantile
matters III Winchester, the late i"fa-
nous robbery, called legislation, by
which legal advertising is taken from
us and ordered to be sent TO a Radical
paper Of another county, would not al
feet us any more than the Pope's Bull
against Henry the VIII. With such
support our columns would present to
the eyes of men at Il distance 4 lively,
business appearance that would INDUCE
them 10 come and settle here, and they
would become patrons Of our mcr
chants and mechanics, and help to
hu'id up the town. aside from the
we would derive Individually,
this liberali,y on the part of tie mer'
chant would in turn bring him custom,
and thu, both are benefited. Show rs
> paper in which the business men of a
DO not advertise and wc natural,
IS conclude that that town is not the
yiacc to .rade 2t--l,9 business mcn are
TOO close listed to give good bargains.
Hang you; Sign in ancwspapcr. Over
Il thousand people seeing t"Nt sign cv.
cay week, and seeing ,he invita;inn to
to come il and .radc, WU be in
tircaccd. 1t is an invitation that makes
them feel at hone in your store or
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-03-05
A Good Hotel.

II We haI not been writing OCCASION
ally for the last ten years in behalf Of q
good hotel in Winchester, we might
"sprcad oursclf" on this occasion.--
iSyas modic efforts have sometimes beon
MADE to get up n subscription, hn; tNey
have all resulted in nothing There
seems to be q lamentable want e. ,"o.
ic-spiritedncss, in the flcc OF Pei. nc
evidences that . good hotel here "ould
bring hundreds Of persons here during
the summer months, who would spend
their money with our merchants and
mechanics.
Mr.. Stuart of our town. and who is
one OF the best men to keen Il hotel we
ever knew, tells us that last y2ar lie r..
ceived letters from various men IN large
cities who wanted to send their families
here to our good water and healthy eli
mate, and wrote TO know !f'lc could &C.
commodate them. OF course he could
not. He had no good housc--no good
rooms. OF course he could have fed
them, for Mr.. Stuart is Il men WHO uW
keep Il good table. But invite them to
Il rickety old barn offs house devoid of
arrangements that every good hotel
must have! or course not. Ind yet,
our people plod along losing the gold,
en- moments that might be employed to
secure us trade and lift Ii out Of dull
into prosperity. How stupid we
are, to be sure No wonder trade is
dull, and no wonder other towns and
get ahead of or town, blessed
with all the natural advantages, but be-
hind the times in enterprise.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-03-05
A Gardener in Highbury. Niddlesex

A Gardener in Highbury. Liddlesex
Co., England, while digging o trench,
found q vase containing nearly 1000
silver coins, consisting Of silver pen.
uies, London, York, miscellaneous,
Bristol, Canterbury greats and half.
greats, halfpennies, &c. Irish and
Scotch, Venetian and foreign, Teuton
10, and txo gold coins Of Edward III. ;
also On amber rosary. They become
property oftbs Crown BY the Law Of
Treasure Trove.
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tNNOUNCEM ENTS.


We are authorized to announce FRANK
TURNER q candidate for County Trustee.
Election lst saturday in March.
We are authorized to announce" NJ. G..
Osborne a candidate for Sheriff ofFranl-
lir. county. Election first Saturday in
March.
WE are authorized to announce ITERN-
DOS GREEN 4 candidate for reelection to
the office of Tax Collector of franklin
county. Election first saturday in March.
WNare authorized to announce w. D.
W!s,NAS candidate for Tax Collector of
Fran!.iir county. Election next March.
And Ir Wiseli,an, being Il cripple, does
not a. the Office solely on this account.
lie feels that he is competent, and his rec
ord all right.
WEara authorized to announce JAMEa
II WAKEFIELD q candidate ior Tax Col
lcctor of Franklin county. Election first
saturday In March.
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Fl MARX ETS.
NASHVILLE, Marrh sd, 1868.

NASHVILLE, Mafrh sd, 1865.
S~prcIE.-Gold. 40 buying i'' se!''hS'
Silver, 1888 buying; !"3 selling
COTToS.-Tran3actions 'isHt. rr'ccs
range from IS to 70 cents.
Wnstr.-Millers have ra.H IJr'ng the
week as high AS 50 40. sholgh L.ie market
is about s.W2 80 per buslel.
FLoua.-Sl0@i5 for superflnc to fancy.
BAcos.-Sides li14@l5Ia;% shoulders ll}a
@l2c; hams l5c.
SEEDe.--Clover 80 72; milict 81 80;
herdserass SO 80.
Co~rN.-L.oose in wagons cs@7Oc; in
store S5MS7l%c.
CorToS EARNs.--j0O, 1sc; 900, lGc; 700,
liC.
PorAroEs.-Neshaonoch 81 Is; ell other
kinds 81 30.
ArpLEs,-Grecn s5@7 50 per barrel.
GcrE.-Grass, small size, 25c.
CAsTINGs.-IIollow ware per lb- Soc
dog irons per h.. 434c; wagon boxes, &c
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Land for Sale.

N. & c, r, Il. Co, vs. j. ". Custer admir-
ct &. Farris. Decd.
BY virtue Of an execution in my hands.
issued by the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of
Fvanhlin county, Tennessee, in favor OF
Il. 4 G. Railroad, against said j.. W. Gus
ter administrator OF G. Farris, deceased,
tor u bill ofcost, in this behalf @ expended,
l will sell to the highest bidder for cash,
before the Courthouse door In winchester,
on Monday, the I'D day Of March. 1858,
the tract oflanl known is the Cornelius
Farris Mill Tract, situated Oh Boiling Fork
Of Elk river, and bounded OH the North by
the lands of J. W. Syler and the Widow
Finch Tract Of Land; on the est by the
lands OF Lucy NJ. House, and on the south
by the lands Of DR.. Ira G.. Woods, and on
the west by the lands off,. W. Syler-col-
tanning 10 acres, more or less. Levied up
on as the property Of j. w. Clusters adj
mini traitors intcstate, to satisfy said exe-
cution. Il. II. FINCH, Dep. Sh'f.
mars ids 20
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Land for Sale.

Pursuant to a decree Of the Chancery
Court at Winchester, Tenn, pronounced
in the cause-Eliza Corn, ct ais, Va John
w. COrn's heirs-I will. on Monday, the
9Th day Of April, sS6S'at the Courthouse
door In Winchester, sell to the highest bid
der, about 100 acres Of bottom land. clear
ed, and 40 acres timbercd, lying in district
No. 8, Franklin county. on the waters of
Elk River. One-half the purchase money
to be paid In cash, the other on a credit Of
twelve months.
Note with approved security required of
purchaser, and and a lien retained until
the balance Of the purchase o is paid.
The biddings on said land to open at
vi per acre. H. r. ESTII.L,
Feb27tds 10 90 Clerk q Master
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Cowan PROPERTY for Sale,

Pursuant to . decree Of the Chsncery
Court at Winchester, Tenn, pronounced
In the cause therein pcndlng-Jas. Sar-
gent admir-, &C., ct. ais, vs. Nancy Bray
! VIII. on Saturday, the 4th dag of April
1853, Ut Cowan, sell to the highest bidder
on o credit OF six and twelve months, from
January II. 1e60, lots Nos. II and I8. ma
laid down In the plan Of Cowan, being the
i !ass on which Mrs. Nancy Bray now re-
Notes will, approved security required
o ipurchassfs, and . lien retained until the
whole Of the purchase money 10 paid. n
b, r. ESTIlJ. G. z n.
Eeb21tdS 10 IN
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Land for Sale.

VIM. J.. Parks, VS. Frederick Dominy and
wife, ct ais.
Ey virtue Of decree Of the County Court
Of Franklin county, Tenn, I will, on
Monday. April 9th, 1861
offer for sale at the Courthouse door IN the
town Of Winchester, the lands of which
Milton Mcqueen died. seized ami possessed.
Said land lies in Franklin county, Tennes.
sea. district No. 8 and will be sold on a
credit OfG and II months, except the sum
Of sl50. which must be paid on day Of sale.
Notes with approved securitywM DC re-
quired. and alien retained until the pur-
chase money IL paid.
The plat Ofsald lands number of seres,
&c, VIII be exhibited on day Ofsale.
- Q. 1NocRA C3ssb.
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Town Lot for Sale.

Pursuant to Il decree OF the ChaAterT,
Court at Winchester, Tenn. plonoun ;ca
in the cause-ll. Nassamrr. ct ais, vs. zane
Estill. ct ais will. on Monday, the Cth OF
April. 1868. ut the Courthouse door IN VIM
Iastnr. offer for sale to the highest bidder
!. c.,di, oSsix and twelve months tlie
house and lot formerly "'cup'.o IN
W. W Estill. adjoining the lot Oh ]
Porterand Others, NHtpb WIFI "prgo'eu
security required u t!io purchaser hIid a
lien retained until the purchase money Is
paid.
Also, five acres Of woodland within Two
miles of Winchester.
II, Il. ESTILL, c. & NJ.
Eeh1z-.d 20
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Sheriff Sale,

Allen Gipson VS. NJ. D. Faris.
Bv virtue of an order of sale from the
Circuit Court of Franklin county, TENN
and to me directed, | will sell to the high
est bidder for cash, before the Courthouse
door in the town of Winchester. on Mon
day, the 18th day Of March. 1868, all the
right. title. claim and interest that said N.
d. taris has in and Il enc tract of land ~
ing and being in Franklin county Tenn
District No. ., containing acres, more
or less. and bounded by the lands Of A n
Rutledge. Zen Morris, and others. Sold
to satisfy said order of sale.
" T MURRELL, Sheriff.
by = II FINCH, Dep. Sh'f.
Feb27 800
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Sherif's Sale.

NJ. Is. Clements.
w. HaggaI1, ct ais.
P.y virtue of an order of sale Issued from
the Circuit Court of Franklin county. and
to me directed, l will sell to the highest
bidder for cash, before the Courthouse
door in thetown Of Winchester, on the
18th day Of March, 1868,
one Town Lot in the northeast part Of the
town of Winchester, now occupied by
Williamson lIagSard. containing five or
six acres. Sold to satisfy said order OF sale
in tine hbovc cause. d. j. MARTIN.
feb2O $50 Dep'y Sheriff.
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Land for Sale.


II. W. Parton, ct. ais,
VS.
Margaret Parton, ct. ais.
By Write of u decree Of the County
Court ofFr,n.lin county, Tennessee. pro-
noun ted in the above cause, l will, ON
Monday, April 9Th, 1868,
offer for sale, ut the Courthouse door in the
town of Winchester, the tract Of land Of
which Carney Parton died. seized and pos
scssed. Said land lies in EranAlin county,
Tenn, district No. 8. and contains lGl
acres, and will be sold to the highest bid
der on 4 credit Of one and two years, ex-
cept the sum OF 500, which must be paid
OF day OF sale. The biddings to commence
at three dollars per acre.
Notes with approved security will be re-
quir,d Of the purehascr. and a lien retain
cd until the whole O. thc purchase none
Is paid. j. G.. ENOCHS,
mar.tds 90
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Why?

The Nashville Banner says: "a hun
dred people have asked Us Why Cover
nor Brown!o~ does not rsmain in Nash
Wills, instead Of compelling those ~ho
wish 10 see hin on basipess 10 incur
~ espessss 81 . Zip TO Knoxville"
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Land for Sale.

C. w: Bowling and N. B. Noah, vs. John
w. Burke.
By virtue ofan order ofsale issued from
the Clrcnit Court ofFranklin county, and
to me directed, l will sell to the highest
bidder for cash, before the Courthouse door
in the town Of Winchester, OIL Monday,
March 23d, 1868, John W.. Burke's interest
In y tract of land Of about 100 acres, living
In district No. j. upon which he now lives.
Sold as the property Of john w. Burke, to
satisfy said order Of sale in above cause,
d. j. MARTIN, Dep. Shift.
mars 8 20 Ia
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Sherif's Sale,

VIM. Stewart vs. Jno. w. Faris.
BY virtue of two orders Of sale issued
from the Circuit Court of Franklin coun,!
and to me directed, l will sell to the hlsn,
est bidder for cash, before the Courthouse
coor In the town Of Winchester, on
Monday, March 10th, 1868
one tract Of land containing 90 acres ~
district No. 8 upon which John w. Fais
now lives; also his undivided interest y
the landed estate Of II. Faris. deed. SoiS
1.-THE property Of j. W. Faris, to sats'!
said order OF sale In the above cause.
D. j. MARTIN, Dep. SIM
feb20 20
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TO the People OF Franklin County.

TO the People OF FRANKLIN County.
For reasons satisfactory to myself ]
have already announced to my friends
that ] was no longer a candidate for
Sheriff Of Franklin County, and pub.
lish this card to say to my friends that
their encouragement was duly appie-
ciatcd, aud I am as thankful for real
kind intentions as If / lad received Their
votes.
HENRY SINGLETON.
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Land for Sale

Bean q Spencer vs. Z. L. Wsggoner.
BY virtue Of three orders Of sale issued
from the Circuit Court Of Franklin county,
Tenn, and to me directed, I will sell to the
highest bidder for cash, before the Court
house door In the town Of Winchester. on
Monday, March sd, lees, one tract oflapd
containing % acres lying In civil district
No.6 Franklin county, Tenn. Sold a. the
property ofC: l.. Waggoner. to satisfy said
order Of sale In the above cause.
DID. MARTIN, Dep. Sh,A.
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Sheriff Sale.
Whitfield & Wiseman vs. y A Osborne,

Whitfield 4 Wiseman vs. y A Osborne,
Dy virtue Of an order Of salo issued from
the Circuit Court OF Franklin ca. Ten.
and to me directed, ] viii sell to the high.
est bidder for cash. on Monday, the l0t6 Of
March, 1868. before the Courthouse door in
the town OF winchester, NIL the right. title.
claim and interest TINT Il A Osborne has in
and 70 thirty.six acres Of lard, more or
less, lying and being IN Franklin county,
Tenn. IN district No. 10, Oh the waters Of
Loss Greek, and bounded by the lands Of
David Osborne and others. Sold to satisfy
said order Of sale.
W Il MURRET.L, Sheriff.
BY I Ii FINCH, Dep, Sh'H.
Fcb27 DO