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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-03-12
Kuklux Agaiu.

On Thursday night last about forty
more or less, Of the mysterious Klan'
arrayed in their peculiar garb, rode
through the streets Of our town, caus-
ing much talk and considerable fear
among a few, But VIC confess that We
were not in the least alarmed, because
VIC have not heard Of a single mean act
committed by them, but, on the other
hand have heard Of various noble ac's
by them, wherein widows OF deceaseo
Confederate soldiers were relieved py
nrescnts of various kinds and and sums
of money. :,
The Kuklux in question, who rodt
through Winchester were very quiet
Not o word of command was given
and yet they moved with all the grace
and ease of trained veterans. INT
hoofs of their horses made no noise o.
they touched the ground. They pass
ed away as silently as they came. AN
these arc the mcn-if they be men
whom the Jacobin paper at Nashvill
wants arrested as thieves and murdef
ers. Strange that thieves and murder
crs would array themselves IN ~""N l
order to rob or murder! Are the 10y
al Lcaguers as frank in their move
ments? *,
But there is doubt as to whether III
Kuklux are men. Have you not rea
in that book next to the Bible
-. "the times have been
) That when the brains We're out inc lila
; would die. a,;
And there an end but now they rise agar
With twenty mortal murders on lhe
crown 49,.
, And push us from our stools"
9 "Unnatural Deeds" such as the ia
, obins have committed, "do breed u
natural troubles" We firmly belle
q they arc in league with the devil WI
black spirits and blue, and white spir'
b arc rising from the solemn grave
, look after them. Good Lord, dellv
us!
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Office! office! office! that is the cry
of the Jacobins. Taxes! taxes! tax
es! is the tune the people listen to and
dance to. But the people are getting
very tired of such scoundrelism. They
are getting a little desperate, and we
don't wonder at it. 1t is not in human
nature to bear everything. We may
have bayonets at our ballot-boxes next
Presidential election, but never after
wards. Mark our words.
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TENNESSEE MARBLE.-The Nashville
Press and Times says: Two n loads
Of marble from the celebrated quarrie:
of Rogersville, in Hawkins county
passed through this city yesterday, e'
route for Chicago, where it is to be us
cd for the front Of n new bank building
The marble company, we understand
design establishing extensive machin
cry at Rogersville, for the cutting ant
dressing of marble.
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PALE FAcns.-This is the name OF q
secret organization, which some have
accused of being connected with the
Kuklux. But an officer In the Pale
Face clan authorizes the Nashville Dis.
patch to state that his society has no
connection at ali with the Ku Klux.-
We have . number ofpalsJsess In Win.
ehests,. some Of them wousn.
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The Nashville Dispatch Of the 10th
instant mentions, as an interesting tea-
ture of Tennessee politics that accord
ing to the ruling Of the so.called cleo
ton on Saturday last, the people of
Nashville will be liable to arrest by a
negro constable, trial by anegro mag
%istrate, and imprisonment by a negro
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Trains on the Nashville & Chaltanoog"
Railroad now run as follows; ,oo
Leave Nashville at 5:3O A. NJ, anu y 'Vo
A. md arrive at Chattanooga AZ o'oV a
81. and $3.50 r. NJ.
U,cks now leave Winchester at s;3o a
NJ. and 10 100 4. 81, connecting az lcc"er'
with the train for Nashyille at o'3o A. /"
and the train for Ctato noogan ct lo;A' A. !"
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In New lOIh SltJ WY
ored Young Mems Christian Assocla'
tion," and, alluding to the fact the IN
press newspaper ofthat city says; "lI
our colorcd young mcn will only drop
notifies, and take to religion and char
ity, they will do more than all the JAG
oLius in tic world toward securing al
permanent improvement in their SOCIAL
condition"
Yes. but the "colorcd men'--negfoes
really-will never drop politics as long
as they arc negroes, and they wiil DC
NEGROES for all time to come, or rs long
as .likc bcgets like" They are back
ed up, also, by white men who have
black hearts, and who use them us
tools. TO see the negroes flock around
the ballot box and talk about their
rights while voting to disfranch'sc the
white tax payers is nothing new now
Vein Tennessee have seen the depth
Of degradation to which c~nfranc'ilaea
Ignorance and natural stupidity condo
sccnd, especially when white rascal''y'
with an axe to grind, is the "powcr DC
hind the throne" Haven't we all seen
il in this County, Didn't we see 1t last
Saturday in Winchester ?--how the
poor negroes went up like "dumb cattle
driven" and voted the way their yam.
kcc masters said. Then they got the
drum and fife, and headed by two MA
nous black scoundrels, with Their
swords unshcathcd, and another pun
kin. colorcd individual carrying a load
ed Gun in the rear, they marched fortt
to beat up more votes, for there was
beginning TO be a little fear on the par
of the white lcadels in the clcctiOl
farce, that the Regular Radical Rcpub
lican Black and. an-Loyal-Leaguctic tick
ct of bummcrs, mixed with home mad'
} bought-ups, would not be elected en-
tirely. And Of course the old lodG'
was to be ~rcsortcd to. Fife and drum
\ and military display work wonders will
the negroes. On they came, and a live
, ly tune was-commenccd. The unnec'
} essary military display was about tt
} cause horses and teams to run away
Y and seeing, rs some saw, that there wa
+ no earthly use in Gods world for 81
t much disturbance when everything an(
t everybody was perfectly qulct--steIng
rs some saw, that the negro dcmonstra
, ton was intended to insult white mel
f who were quiet under the heavy yok'
I already placed upon their- "ecSs' "al
on a sudden" the rank and file OF thes
, disturbers of the peace were brought I
: a halt, and order was restored, at I'd
3 sacrifice OF little pleasure no doubt
h the poor Iuped negroes who are thu
drilled to insult white people too hoI
if orable and too dcccn, to admit hegr
N equality. Only think of the stars an
stripes and the glory Of those VIII
C fought for the Union, being turne
st over to brutal, bestial, ignorant Il
- groes! You brave Northern men wi
d fought for lie Union-hink VW
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THE
The Nashville Banner of the lot

The Nashville Banner Of the 10th
says:
The Cotton market was rather quiet and
depressed on the forenoon, but dispatches
of the afternoon caused 4 little reaction
ana a better feeling. Received 81 bales;
shipped $40. and sales of 1853 as follows: 8
at 29l.c; 6 at 22llc; 100 at 22c; . at 21c;
and 10 ut zoe
CoRN.-A lot of $50 sacks of mixed, was
sold on The wharf to-day at Zoe. sacked,
Merchants are Offering Csc in bulk from
wagons, and are holding at Soc sacked and
delivered in the depot.
The provision market is moderately &C.
tive at l1iac for shoulders. l1s@1s for
clear sides. and l5c for hams.
Flour rules quiet at $l0@lt 80 for good
superline to fancy.
Salt is held at So 90 by the carload and
81 90 by the single barrel.
GOLD.-Ctold made a further decline In
New York yesterday. The rates here wert
1906 Iuying and l4l selling.
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Land for Sale!

J. T. Hines, assignee, VS. Lanson Rowe q
John Oliver.
By virtue Of an order ofsale issued from
the. Circuit Court of Franklin county. and
to me directed, / will sell to the highest
bidder for cash, before the Courthouse
door in the town of Winchester, OH
Monday, March 23d, 1868,
one tract Of land lying in district No. 0,
Franklin county, Tenn. and bounded on
the east by the lands of Roland Morris; on
the south by the Cumberland mountain
on the west by the lands of A. NJ. Rutledge
and on the north by the lands Of Roland
Morris and j. j. misunderstanding
200 acres, more or less.
j. c. BRANNON, Dep. Shift.
mari 90
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Land for Sale,

T. Z. Turner, executor of j. Z. Travis, VS.
Michael Tips and Jacob Tipps.
BY 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 the town of Winchester, on Monday
March 23d, 1868, one tract of land contain
ing 800 acres. lying in district No. 6, Frank
lin county. Tenn. Sold as the property of
Michael fipps, to satisfy said order of sale,
in the above cause.
d. J. MARTIN, Dep. Shift.
n,orS K On
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The Nashville Banner says: The
Radicals are deprived Of a great oppor'
tunity in the fact that the murderer
lvnched at Columbia was an ex-Con-
Gederate and not a Federal. Otherwise
we should have a Congressional inves'
.iration and a standing army.
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Pctorson's Magazine for April is on
our table, and it is a rich number, full
Of good reading, fashion plates and
patterns-just to please the ladies. We
send Peterson and the Home journal
one year for 81.
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They talk of levying a special tax in
Virginia to pay the delegates to the
convention-who have already shared
300, OOO-their IS per day and trim
mings. The stenographer of the con
yention after receiving $4,000 for less
than two months work, has been dis
CHARGED. This is Radical economy.
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Sherif's Sale.

NJ. B. Clements.
VS.
w. HaggaId, ct ais.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued from
the Circuit Court of Franklin county, ana
to me directed. / will sell to the highesl
bidder for cash, before the Courthou's
door in the town of Winchester, on the
18th day of March, 1868,
one Town Lot in the northeast part OF te
town of Winchester, now occupied y!
Williamson Taggard, containing flye o.
| six acres. SoldtO satisfy said order OF sal'
in the hboye ause. D.. j. MARTINI
feb2O so Dep'y Sheriff.
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DisrILLERIEs SElzuD.-On. the night
of the 9Th inst, eight large distilleries
and rectifying establishments we're selz-
cd in New York city by government Of
icers. The propc rty taken possession
of is valued at half q million dollars.
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Sherif's Sale.

VIM. Stewart VS. Jno. w. Faris. ..,a
By virtue of two orders Of SAFE lssutT
from the Circuit Court of Franklin H. h;sk.
and to me directed, 1 will sell to the h hss
est bidder for cash, before the Coui'
door in the town of winchester, OF
Monday, March 10TH lses, 4,
one tract of land containing 81 acr1 F.ri,
district No. 5 upon which John w ID
now lives; also his undivided inteisC d
the landed estate of II. Faris. decd .,ii.fy
as the property of j. W. Faris, 70 "
said order OF sale In the above Gauss c:b,a.
D. j. MARTIN, Dep. 'hD'
feb2Q LEO
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Sheriff Sale,

Jas II Estill VS. Nancy Hudgings, W ]
HuJgings, and Richard n Hudgings.
BY virtue of an order Of sale from the
Circuit Court of franklin county, Tenn
and to me directed, I will sell to the high
est bidder for cash, On Monday, the 10th OF
March, 1853 before the Courthouse door IN
the town Of Winchester, all the right, title
claim and interest that said defendants
nave In anil to 125 acres Of land, more OF
less, lying and being in Franklin, county,
Tenn. district No. Z, and bounded by the
lands of Joseph & William Lord, John
Vaughan, and others. Sold to satisfy
" + NURRELL, Sheriff.
Epoa. D'p' sa'f,
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2O4 acres IN one tract, and
$50 in another, lying on the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad, between Cowanl
and Decberd, both tracts well watcred and
well improved, and we'll timbered. These
tracts are very desirable. and ought to at
tract the attention at nee Of persons in
want of pleasant homes and good farms.
JOHNSON & SIMS.
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Town Lot for Sale,

Pursuant to a decree of the Chancery
Court at Winchester, Tenn. pronounced
in the cause-H. Nassauer, ct ais, VS. Jane
Estill, ct als-I will, on Monday, the 9th of
April, 1868, at the Courthouse door in VIM
chester, offer for sale to the highest bidder
on a credit Of six and twelve months, the
house and lot formerly occupied by DR..
W. W. Estill, adjoining the lot of Madison
Porter and others. Notes with approved
security required of the purchaser, and a
lien retained until the purchase money is
paid.
Also, five acres Of woodland within two
miles of Winchester.
II. R. ESTILL, G. & NJ.
Feb27-td 80
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FAST TsAvELNa.-A man naraed A.
J. Kimmor, of Pulaski drove a couple
of stations from that place TO Nash
vile, q distance Of eighty miles, last
Friday. leaving Psluski sfer breakfast
and arriving in Nashville an hour b.
fore sunset.
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Feb21
Sheriff Sale.
Allen Gibson vs. NJ. D. Faris.

Allen Gipson VS. NJ. D. Far!s.
By virtue of an order of sale from The
Circuit Court of Franklin county, Tenn,
and to me directed, l will sell to the high
est bidder for cash, before the Court ou;t
door in the town of Winchester, on Mon.
day. the 10th day of March, 1903, all the
right, title, claim and interest TIA. aid NJ
d. Faris has in andt to one tract of t.nd "
ing and being in Franklin county Tenn.
District No. 9, containing acres, more
or less, and bounded by the lands of A n
Rutledge, Ben Morris, and Others. Sold
to satisfy said order of sale.
w E MURRELL, Sheriff.
BY Il IL FINCH, Dep. Sh'H.
Feb27 6 90
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POO acres, IN District No. z.

Good dwelling, barns and stables, and all
necessary out buildings, between four and
five hundred fruit-bearing trees, five new
er-failing Springs. all sorts of Berries, and
about one-halfo of the tract is good bottom
road an ," scv cp miles t rom NV Win C a
This Is decidedly q desirable and O very
cheap place. There is q good water power
on it. JOHNSON 4 SIMS.
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$50 acres, about 80 cleared,
balance well timbered with Oak, Walnut
and Poplar, on Elk Biver, in District No
0, franklin county. Good improvements,
and three good Springs on the farm. vii
be sold remarkably low.
JOHNSON s. SINS.
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BANKRUPTCY. Eight hundred and
seven petitions in bankruptcy have thus
far been fled in the United States Dis
trict Court for the Middle District Of
Tennessee.
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2N acres, half cleared, and
all under good fence. Good frame dwell
ling and out houses. and never-failing well
and stock water. Timbered with Oak,
Gum and Poplar, and on the tract is q fine
young orchard of Apples and Peaches,
About IL miles from Hunts Station, on
the Winchester Il Alabama Railroad, In
District No. 1, Franklin county.
JOHNSON s. SINS.
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Sheriff Sale.

TETurner VS. David Tips, ct ais!
nv virtue of three orders OF sale from tbs
Circuit Court of Franklin county, Tenn.
and TO me directed, I will sell to the high.
est bidder for cash, on Monday, the 10Th
dny of March, 1868. before the Courthouse
door in the town Of Winchester, Tenn, Mi
the right, title, claim and Interest that On.
yid Tfpps has in and to sixty acres Of
lan,l, more or less, lying and being in
Franklin county, Tenn In district NJ. a
bounded by the lands Of NJ Tipps, G Il
Bean. and others. Sold to satisfy said or.
der of sale. MURRELL, Sheriff,
By 7 II FINCH, Dep. Sh'F.
Feb27 90
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100 acres In District No. 8,
about 60 acres cleared, balance well tim
bcred. Four miles from Winchester, on
the Nashville It Chattanooga Railroad.
Nearly the whole under good fence.
JOHNSON & SIMS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Valuable Woodland for Sale.
3l5 Acres at Low Rates.

This land lies one mile and n half from
the Winchester and Alabama Railroad.
and is bounded by the lands OF Fl. G. Will
liams, james Estill, Clement Arlege. VIM.
Tucker, and others. 1t Is we'll watercd and
well timbercl, the timber consisting main
" of Hickory and all kinds OF Oak.
a bargain can he had, as the land will
ne sold at a reduced price. Any one wish
ing to purchase can address or call on w.
j. Slater, Winchester, Tenn, Or the sub
scrlbcr. MRS. j. l.. L1PSCOMB.
marl2
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Land for Sale.

Thos. W. Bell, assignee, ETC., vs. Jehn W
Burke, ct ais.
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued from
the Circuit Court Of Franklin county, Ten.
nessee. 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 28d, 1868,
John W. Burke's interest in a tract of land
ofabout 100 acres, lying in district No. g
upon which he now lives. Sold as prom.
erty Of John W Burke. to satisfy said or.
der Of sale in the above cause,
d.. MARTIN, Dep. Sh'1.
mars 60
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Land for Sale.
Land for Sale.

~~ -,
n. & C, r. r. Co., VS. ). W. Custer admir-
of C. Farris. decd.
BY virtue of an execution in my hands,
issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court OF
Franklin county, Tennessee, in favor OF
n. & G. Railroad, against said j. w. Gus
ter administrator Of G. Farris, deceased,
for q bill of cost, in this behalf expendcd,
/ win sell to the highest bidder for cash
on Monday, the 23d day Of March, 1865,
the tract ofland known as the Cornelius
Farris Mill Tract, situated on Boiling Fork
of Elk river, and bounded on the North BY
the lands Of j. ". Syler and the Widow
Finch Tract of Land; IN the est by the
lands of Lucy M. House, and on the south
bv the lands of DR.. Ira G. Woods, and OF
tie west by the lands of. W. Syler-cons
tanning 40 acres, more or less Levied up
on as the property of j. W: Clusters adj
minis traitors intcstate, to satisfy said IKE.
cution. T.H. FlNCH, Dep.ohH.
marc ids 90
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Sheriff Sale.

A Wiseman VS. b A Osborne.
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued from
the Circuit Court of Franklin Co., Ten
and to me directed, ] Will sell to the high.
est bidder for cash, on Monday, the lGt6o
March, 1853, before the Courthouse door in
the town of Winchester, all the right, titic'
claim and interest that b A Osborne has IN
and 10 ihirty-slx acres Of land, more m
less. living and being In Franklin county.
Tenn, In district No. 10, OH the waters ~
Loss Creek, and bounded by the lands Of
David Osborne and others. Sold to satisfy
said order of sale.
w Il MURREI.f, Sheriff.
BY, I IL FINCH, Dep. Sh'H.
Feb27 6 90
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29O acres adjoining Winches-
ter, and will be cut up to suit purchasers.
This land is not under fence, but will
make desirable building lots for business
men who do not wish to be far removed
from town. JOHNSON & SIMS.
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Sherif,s. Sale.

A. s. Embrcy vs. NJ. T. Clements t-.s
By virtue Of an orderof sale is susu ,pl
the Circuit Court Of Franklin coup h,'stts
to me directed, Twill sell to tr,a o
bidder, Cor cash, before the Co y
door In the town Of Winchester n
Monday, March 10th, 1855, NJ
all the right, title and interest tn land i.
Clements has in and to q tract o. omnsds b
ing In civil district No. ], . " Wild
Thos. Hswardin his life time, anavt.ipir
he died, seized and possessed cScrofs1
400 scres, Sold to satisfy said oipTiN,
In above cause D. j. ShsrG
feb2o To Dep.~
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Sherif's Sale.
T. w. Bell, assignee, &C.,

T. W. Bell, assignee, &c,
VS.
George Counts & E. G. Rich.
BY virtue of an order Of sale issued HUI "J
the Circuit Court of Franklin county, ans
to me directed, l will sell to the niEusa
bidder for cash, before the Couf'n
door in tn, town of Winchester, on
Monday, March 10th, 1865 ,.,
one tract of land lying in distrlc! Nm "A
Franklin county. Tenn- 'contalningp ;sh
acres. Sold as the property Of l.. u "'
to satisfy said order OF sale. ,,s
d. j. MARTIN, Dep onN'
fah3O IN -
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Sheriff Sale.
Sheriff Sale.

M. +. r. Il M. F. Thompson VS. j.. X. Cobb,
J.A. Hasty, and J. II. Smith.
Nv virtue of lwO orders of sale from the
Circuit Cont Of Franklin county, Tenn,
and to me directed, l will sell to the high.
est bidder for cash, before the Courteous
door in the town Of Winchester, on Mon.
dav. tile 10th day of March, 1868, all tile
right, title, claim and interest that X
t;ohb has in and to one tract Of land lying
and being in Franklin county, Tenn. in
District No. Is, containing one hundred
acres. more or less, and bounded by the
lands of NJ Price and othors. Sold to salts
fy said order of sale.
BY T II FINCH, Dep. Shift,
Feb27 b UO
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Eye Restorers and IndehDle
Pencils

A lot lust received by W. II. P~oindexter,
and personscan b supplied BY calling on
Mr.. Polndexter, ct his residence In Win.
chester. The indellible pencil IL some.
thing every perDon should have who Wish.
q bis @ her clothes Marked The max
esnnot b wp61t1 Sut.
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TENNESSEE CArrLr.-Cattle are be-
ing brought up in this State for the
Cincinnati market.
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Sheriff Sale.

G. s. Byron and j. C. Evans, adm'rs. etc.
VS. ~. Travis, James Travis II Bean
BY virtue of an order Of sale from the
Circuit Court of Franklin county, Tean-
and to me directed, l will sell to the high
|est bidder for cash, before the Courthoue
door in the town of Winchester, on Mon
day. the 10th day of March, 1868, all tile
! riGht, title, claim and interest that Oh
Ran has in and. to one hundred and fit!
ecres ofland, more or less, lying and being
and Franklin county, Tenn, in District
WN.G. and bounded by the lands of M Iipp
and others. Sold to satisfy said order Of
ale. w Z MURRELL, Sheriff.
BY 7 II FINCH, Dep. Sh'f.
Feb27 6 10
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Sheriff. Sale,

T ETurner vs. Asa Grant, J C Grant, and
VIM Fl Gillaspie.
BY virtue of an order of sale from the
Circuit Court of Frrnklin county, Tenn.
and to NE directed, l will sell to the high
est bidder for cash, before the Courthouse
door in the town OF Winchester, on Mon
day, the 10th day Of March, 1868, all the
right, title, claim and interest that VIM II
Gillaspie has in and to two hundred acres
of land, more or less, lying in Franklin
county, Tenn, district Nc. 2, end bounded
by the lands Of jesse Arlege and others
Sold to satisfy said order ofsale.
w Il MURRELL, Sheriff.
BY TIL FINCH, Dep. Shift.
Feb27 6 90
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Sherifs Sale.

Whitfield 4 Wiseman,
VS.
r. A. Groves & ct ais. .
By virtue of an order of sale, issuea
from the Circuit Court of Franklin couhi'
and to me directed, ] will sell to the hlgn,
est bidder for cash, before the Courthou"
door in the town of Winchester, OH
Monday, March 10th, 1865
one tract of land in district No., conIaiS'
ing 100 acres. Sold as the property OF D.
IL. Groves, to satisfy said 0rderoi sa Sh;r
d. j. MARTIN, Dep. SILL
febW 7 30
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40 acres adjoining ne a6ore.
Eight acres cleared, on which d q COM
Portable new building. Ven watered and
timbered
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-03-12

100 acres adjoining the a6ose
tract, 200 acres well improved, balance
well timbered. Good never.lailing springs
also good water.power:
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-03-12

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