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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-04-23
The Secret of 1t.

Daniel S. Sickles, the murderer, in
a recent speech in Connecticut, said
that the only way to prevent the negro
from going North to compete with
white labor there was to give him his
'rights" down here l. e., turn him over
ten States to his rule, to prevent his
competing in the labor market, only
with those who claim to be his especial
friends. -[Gazctte
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-04-23

HEALTHy.--Our physicians tell Nc
that their business is dull, very dull
Nobody is sick. Indeed, this seems to
be a poor place for people who do not
wish to be healthy.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-04-23

Though negro slavery is abolished
in the South, negro.whipping still goes
on there. A negro member of the
Georgia Senate was whipped the other
dap by another negro tremendously.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-04-23

The Pennsylvania delegation to the
Democratic National Convention, 1t is
said, will vote solid for the nomination
Of General Hancock.- Cincinnati Com
merciol.
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All the X; X. X rarnings to Wade,
IStisr, e, a.; wen dated April let.
ne fools didn't sekhe joke. and tried
Y get up SCARF They have been
, oantered BY theft fishds, however,
ecy ere more fhhodarsiust the ~:
jug tAss beiess.-kssstta
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-04-23
ImDeaChmant

Drags on, and there are a thousand
announcements to sait all sides. We
think the President will be i~mpeached.
forparty reasons Of course, and then
1--WE shall see what We shall see."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-04-23

II Jefferson Davis has the gift oil
foresight he will get out of this coun.
try quietly, and stay out of it Press
and Times.
II Mercer believed 4 1.-THE of what he
writes about "Rebel outragcs and the
Kdklux, he would getout ofthis coun
try quietly and stay out of it.-Grzehe.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-04-23

"Show me a Conservative said 9
Radical to a Democrat, "and l will
show you a traitor or dupe." "Oh,
certainly, Sir, I show myself to you,
and you show yourself to me."-Lou.
isviWe Journal.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-04-23
Insolvency.

The insolvency Of the estate Of W. C
Richardson. deed, having been suggested
those indebted to said estate will come for.
ward and settle, and those having claims
against the same will file them with the
Clerk Of the County Court duly suthenti.
Gated. W b 10th day Of May next. or b<
barred forever. &c. BKANNON,
Fob. D-5m Administrator.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-04-23
Trustees Sale.

BY virtue of a deed of trust executed tc
me by John l.. Keith, dated 2Sth Novem-
Der. 1865, registered in Book No. l. p. p
562&3 of the Registers Office OF Franklin
county. to secure certain debts therein
specified, will offer for sale, to the high
est bidder, for cash, before the Courthouse
door in Winchester, on MONDAY, 4th of
MAY. 1868, the tracts Of land conveyed in
said deed, containing about 600 acres, par
ticularly described in said deed to which
reference is here made.
Said land will be sold mithom the equity
Of redemption, which is expressly waived
in SAID deed of trust.
JOHN FRIZZELL. Trustee.
aprGtds
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-04-23

Mr.. Oxeuford, the London Times
theatrical critic, who Vas lately here,
declares that be saw rata drinking ou'
OF HE water pitcher ct the New YORK
Hotel, DIDN'T ~ ses snakes too,
about that timer
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-04-23

Nashville Market.

Nashville Market.
NASHVILLE, April 81.
CoTTON.-The highest figures reached
were zoe. Received 40 bales, shipped 3 and
sales Of llG as follsws: 80 at 27c.2 III. Csc.
and 81 ut zoe.
GoLD.-The rates here are 1873 buying
and l39 selling.
Bank Of Tennessee notes are In demand
at 30c.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-04-23

An exchange says Butler will 60 in
to Grants Cabinet. No doubt, if it is
not kept locked, says an exchange.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-04-23

The majority against the new Con-
stitution of Michigan is about 5000.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-04-23

The real policy Of those who would
make the U. S. bonds payable in gold
is simply this To set down the pub.
lie debt at a thousand millions more
than it legally is in order to guard against
Tie repudiation Of 1t. What a curious
adaptation Of means to ends Louis,
vile Journal.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-04-23
SONS OF

Mountain Division Sons Of Temperance
met at the Courthouse on the night of the
10th, and organized by the election Of the
following officers:
W. B. W~ArrERsoN, G. W. P.
j. w. WILLIAMS, d. G. w. p.
GRAVES PENNINGTON, Conductor.
G. d. HENDERSON, Assistant Conductor.
IL. W. NEWMAN, Recording Scribe.
Z. P. BAIRD, Financial Scribe.
j. j. MARTIN, Treasurer.
T.. j. benson, o. S.
TEMP. HARRIS, l. s..
W. Z. MCKENZIE, Chaplain.
The meeting adjourned to meet on Fri
day night, oath inst, at Its Lodge Room,
J. W. Williams Saddle Shop, for the
purpose Of installing the officers elect.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To CONSERVATIVES,

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will
send Gree Of Charge to all who desire It,
the prescription with the directions for
making and using the simple remedy by
which he was cured ola lung affection and
that dreadful disease CONSUMPTION. His
only object Is to benefit the afflicted, and
ne hopes every sufferer will try this pres
cription, as 1t will cost them nothing, and
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. 1875 South Second Street,
tmay9 Willlamsburgh, n, Y.
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To AIaChinists.
IALDtTYPE METAL Sos eals t6,S-SsDse
yb3T:rcassnable ntps.
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ON uo,o, bnJf ,J,o,oJ mn.

2N acres, half cleared, md
I'LL under good fence. Good frame dwell
ling and out-hOuscs. and nc~ver-tailing well
and stock water. Timbered with Oak,
Gum and Poplar. and on the tract is Il fine
young orchard of Apples and Peaches.
About II. miles from Hunts Station. on
the Winchester & Alabama Railroad, in
District No. 4, Franklin county.
JOHNSON Il SIMS.
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2O4 acres IN one tract, and
$50 in another, lying on the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad, between C0wan
and Decherd. both tracts well watcred and
well improved, and well timbered. These
tracts are very desirable. and ought to at
tract the attention at once of persons in
want of pleasant homes and good farms.
JOHNSON Il SIMS.
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Decherd Property for Sale.

Pursuant to a decree Of the Chancery
Court at Winchester, Tenn, pronounced
in the Gause-W. G. Wilkerson, Ex'r, &C.,
VS. W. W. Word,--I will, on
Monday, May 18th, 1868,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester.
Tenn, sell to the highest bidder, for cash,
a house and lot in Decherd, known as the
Davidson Tavern" formerly occupied by
Mrs. Davidson. ii. X. ESTILL,
apr0td G. Il NJ.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-04-23

100 acres adjoining the abore
tract. 100 acres well improved. 10 acres
cleared. balance well timbered. Good new
er.failing springs, also good water-power.
JOHNSON & SINS.
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40 acres adjoining the abore.
Eight acres cleared, on which u Q com.
Portable new building. Well wstered and
timbered
a. SIMS.
Rea, Estate Agents.
nasl3 wiuehestes. Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-04-23
Errors Of Youth,

uTTUTS Vi 1UuCu,
A Gentleman who suffered for years
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay,
and all the effects o fyouthful indiscretion,
Will, for the sake OF suffering humanity,
send free to all who need it. the recipe and
directions for making the simple remedy
by which he was cured. Sufferers wish.
ingto profit by the advertisers experience,
can do so by addressing. in pc, feet conf
dencc, JOHN b. OGDEN,
tmay9 AZ Cedar ST.. New York.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-02-20
Grant the Dictator.

There is not much room for fear Of
Grant. His being dubbed Ulysses will
make no difference. We have no idea
that any Of the blood ofHomer's Ulys-
ses courses through our Dictator's
veins, and some of the biggest fools we
have ever known were called Wash.
ington, Jefferson, Solomon, Madison,
Franklin, Abraham, DC, by ignorant
parents who didn't know that there was
nothing in q name. Gen. U. S. Grant
either civil or military sense
enough to alarm any n but a fool.
He has to be "backcd up" by brains
somewhere else than in his own head,
just as Congress has backed him, nolens
of late, and the Home Journal
does rcaiiy laugh in its sleeve at the rho
domontade gas among fools about said
Ulysses being fitted, by nature or &C
,omplishment, for the White House.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-02-20

TIE MARKETS.

There is considerable activity In Cotton
which, since the last issue OF the Home
Journal. has 'jumped" to p CENTS mt hol-
ders anticipating an increase. AT Liver
pool 1t continues to advance. have no
ticed several bales passing through II
town, brought intqmarket by the rise.
Wharf.-The country seems to have sent
in all its wheat. The demand at Nashville
Is light from the fact that there Is not a
sufficient amount on sale to make a mar
ket. We quote it ut S2@2 % per bllshcl.
FLOUR. Market Arm, supply scant. AT
Nashville different grades run from $40 to
SIS per Dbl. We have seen some splendid
-four brought to Winchester by jesse Nc
Clure, which he sold ut 81 per 100 lbs.
BAcoS.-Demand active. Nashville quo
,,, ;;ii;c Gov clear sides 1li.@l5c; shoulders
,1c: hams i5y s,Ss..ar-curea hams l7A3G;.'SS'
LARp.-Iu active request. In tlcrces at
l414@l41ac; in kegs or cam lS}4@lo'ac'
CoRS.-AtN Nashville the demand Is GOOD
and prices advancing. Farmers rra!lze ooc
loose III wagons. Dealers deliver at the
depot, sscks included, at 75@S0c. In VIM
chester some of the merchants furnish the
sacks and give, in barter, GOc.
SUGARS, in Nashville. are gradually al
yancing. Orleans 141a@16A; Coffee A M
B IN; CIT; crushed and powdered 1870
III COFFEE, Rio 22@25sc; Lasuyra A@3Oc;
Java $50 40c.
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Weight Of Grain, Sc, per Bushel,
as established By the Nashville
Chamber Of Commerce.
ANNOUNCEME NTS.

We are authorized to announce HENRY
SINGLETON, %(colorcd,) q candidate for
Sheriff of Franklin county. Election lst
Saturday in March.
WI are authorized to announce HERN-
DON GREEN candidate for reelection to
the Office of Tax Collector of Franklin
county. Election first Saturday in March.
WI are authorized to announce W. D.
WIsEMAN candidate for Tax Collector of
Franklin county. Election next March.
And Mr.. Wiseman, being a cripple, does
not ask the office solely on this account.
He feels that he is competent, and his rec
ord all right.
WI are autlioris ed to announce JAMES
II. WAKEFIELD a candidate for Tax Col
lector of Franklin county. Election first
Saturday in March.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-02-20

We have heard, from q reliable per.
son, c%adaverous looking individual cal.
led the other day at a certain house in
the lower portion of this county, and
asked for a bucket of water. A negro
brought a bucket full, and our cadaver.
Gus friend, "so.called." drank II all,
w~hereupon the negro remarked that he
must be thirsty. yes" said the stran.
ger, "This is the first water I've had
since I was killed at Chickamauga." ,
Julius Cesar! but didn't the negro
run! He swears that the thirsty man
was . kukulvx.
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Truly Yours,
II. l. VOGELGESANG.
"ttoCt, Hog, or Die"

This is Horace Grec!ey's answcr to
the sup~plications Of starving whites in
the States formerly in rebellion. Hor.
ace is the editor who once said "Lct the
crring sisters (States) depart in peace"
Horace is the very editor who cried out
afterwards: "On TO Richmond" For
his Root, Hog, or DIE remark, Thur
low Weed, editor Of the New York
Commercial Republican takes lin to
task as follows: at is the white pe0-
pic only whom the Tribune leaves to
root or die the destituse negroes be
ing provided for at the Bureaus.
Mr.. Grcoley's ~sympathies were warm
and active in favor Of the rebel leaders,
Davis and breckenridge. 1t was 'cru-
ell to keep the former in prison and the
latter in exile. But to their followers.
the victims Of their treason, who are
naked and hungry, Mr.. Greeley cx.
claims, Root, hog, or die"
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Immigration. ~.

HL.M, v ah|N| |- tn.
Beyond all question Franklin county
has been saved, We may say, by the i'm
migration of tho past two years over
one hundred thousand dollars have
been put in circulation by persons from
the North, who have bought our lands
a tlow prices. They will improve those
lands, and illustrate the superiority OF
white to black labor. And we welcome
these newcomers, and extend an inyi-
tation to all who are in search OF cheap
lands, fine water, healthy climate, and q
pleasant home. Bring on your green,
backs, a|
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WnEAr.-We have conversed wit

WnEAr.-We have conversed witt
many farmers in our county, and they
tell us that the late freezes have ruined
all the wheat sowh upon lowlands. On
uplands it has not been injured materi.
ally, but when we reflect that the low.
lands nre the most productive, we have
misgivings that the wheat crop in Ten
ncssce will be n failure THE year. Let
US hope that we shall reap M abundant
harvest of corn as o partial Offset to the
lack Of the other grain.
Consra.-Other farmers, In the low
or portions Of our county, sag that their
Wheat is not injured at all, and we
that Ne sdvesss reports are pre-
4atdrs.
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BRASS BANDA number Of young

BRASS BANDA number Of young
men of " inchester are anxious to get
up means sufficient for the purchase o.
q set of instruments in order to the for.
nation of a Band, something like that
which, before the war, gave us music
many occasions. 1t will only take
about $500, and we hope they may sue
ceed in getting that amount subscribed.
mention the matter briefly this
week, more to call attention to the fact.
and to urge our citizens to help them.
A good Band is n real necessity in Win
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-02-20
LEGISLATIVE
The following bills have passed the
Senate on 81 reading, viz:

The following bills have passed the
Senate on 81 reading, viz:
4 bill allowing q defendant to testify
for \ co-dcfcndant, where there is no other
cause ofdi3abilitys
Abill to regulate the rules of evidence
allowing persons to testify in eases where
they are int ,stea--lhejury giving in its
due weight.
The biz providing for the payment of
l0s.cs oiloya, mrn sustained by the rebel
lion was amended in the Senate. and passed
81 reading. The House cOncurrcd in Sen
ate amendments. except Section ..
The bill authorizing Commissioners OF
Redistribution TO revoke and cancel all GER
t~iiCatcs not lawfully issued, was defeated
the Senate by yeas Toto noes 10.
The House rejected the bill on I'd read
~cXcmpting Il lawyer, library from cx-
ccution worth $500.
The bin to regulate the publication of
notices, having paescd both Houses
on Sd reading, is now u law.
4 bill was introduced in the Senate by
MIR. Garner. proposing an amendment to
the Constitution, in substance the same as
the present franchise law, with the excep-
lion that it only DISTINGUISHES those who
have held Office in the Confederate army.
Referred to the Committee on the COnsti.
tuition.
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Not long since a freedman killed

Not long since a freedman killed a
Fedora! soldier in Memphis for med.
ding with his snul.colored wife, and
the New York Express says: 1.-The
soldiers ought to be careful how they
meddlc with their masters, the negroes.
One OF the blue boys has been killed in
Tennessee Tor making love, or some.
thing akin thereto, to q sable damsel.
Her freedmen did the decd. The SOL
diers ought to know that they are not
sent South to insult eolored people"
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"A Gard " Immigrants.
For the Winchester Home Journal.]

W "'S ~ II
Mr.. EDiroR.--Being a Northern man
from Stark County, Ohio,-and de-.
sirous to have NY friends emigrate to
this State (Tcnncssee) ! would remark
through the columns Of your paper
which has done so much in Il public
spirited manncy to help your County,
that in my opinion Franklin County is
tho most desirable in the State. The
land is the most durable, and is cheap
cr than land in any other county. The
people will welcome all who come to
live as citizens, without regard to their
politics, but Of course tits not human
nature to submit quietly to political
itinerants, who come to abuse and in
suit.
] have Travelled I'VE % States and
three Territories since the war, and am
willing TO say to all that this county OF
Franklin is the most desirable place tc
be found, else ! should not have select
Cd it for 4 home for myself.
l take pleasure in voluntarily testify
ing to the attractions in every rospec
water, lard, climate, people, scenery
&c.,--of Franklin, and hope, with you
aid, to sec prosperity attend the peo
pie, aid waste places become fertile
DO think that those who have capital tc
invest in farming, manufacturing--il
water-powcrs, &c, rwho want pleas
ant, healthy home, shovld heed the re
marks | have made.
Truly Yours,
II. l. VOGELGESANG.
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HOME 20 r
~ WI. SLATER s Co, EDITORS,
Our Platform.

s---
I Government OF whibe men for white men
md no political miscegcnntion.
4, strict subordinatlcn of the military 70 the
siyil power.
Q. No standing armies OF States in time Of peNce'
4. Perpetual assurance 10 all frcon'eH oflhc NJ
fican race, Of all the civil right, offgoemca'
.. Loyalty 10 the Union Of the states; fideily
70 the Constitution in its true c~ten' ami meaning
O.. Obey the laws, however oiious' unless ODE
dience be more disgraccfult than rebellion
T. Unless disn0nor Inyades cur hcarths, submit
10 anything for the sake of peace, bu' never nc.
knowledge negro equality.
s Never, by vote, or for "policy safe ihv'i
negro equality, but await the victory Of io'so'
and wisdom over flnaticiSm and ignorance
, 0. No establishment Of Military dcspotisms' d
enthyoning Of martial Law, no suspension OF u
writ Of Uabeas Corpus, no Staying Of citizens b
Military Commission, no interference win u
Courts, no lct.gcs de cachcl, In time ofpcacc'
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Sale Of Land.
Jno. G. Enochs, admir-,

Jno.G Il. Enochs, admir-,
VS.
Sarah nenshaw, ct. ais.
BY virtue of q decree of the County
Court of Franklin county. Tennessee. pro-
nounccd in the above cause, | will on the
First Monday in March, 1868,
offer for sale, at the Courthouse door in
Winchester, the lands of which Nathan
Henshaw died seized and possessed.
Said lands lie in Franklin county, Tenn.
district No. 5, and will be sold on a credit
of one and two years. except the sum of
500. which must be paid OH day ofsale.
Notes with approved security will be re-
quired, and 4 lien retained until the pur-
chase money is paid.
The exact number of acres will be given
on day OF sale. j. j. MARTIN,
feb6 Z 81 Special Com.
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Downfall of England.

The New York Express says IL is
simply nonsense to say that the down
fall ofEngland is foreshado wed by any
thing now occurring, or. reasonably
likely 10 occur. Politically, England
is progressing although q little tried
in the fire of popular discomfort; and
socially-if We view our codutry in the
aggregate--shs 10 advancing, While wei
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CITY HOTEL,
Northeast side of the Public Sou,

Northeast side Of the Public Square,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
This popular and %well-known House is
now in successful operation, where first
class accommodations can be had at reas-
enable charges.
The proprietor ia determined to make
this house worthy the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to it.
Having secured the services of William
SON Haggard j. NJ. Epps, and Jas. A. Holt,
all attentive and accommodating clerks,
and by strict attention to the wants and
wishes ofhis guests, hopes to merit Il libe-
raj patronage from the travelling public.
j. Ii. HARRIS, Steward.
II. +. BELL, Prop'r.
Fph6
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OUR AGENTS.

We take the liberty Of naming the fol-
lowing persons as Agents for the Home
Journal, and cmpowcrthem to receive and
receipt for subscriptions to our paper, to-
wit:
G. A. Hunt. Hunts Station.
/. n. MAKrIS, Salem.
DR.. ii. G.. BLANTOE. Salem.
JOSEPH ~I.ENEHAN. Dechcrd.
ISAAC 7. HINES. Cowan.
A. NJ. TENNIsoN, Nashville.
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Nashville, Live Stock Market.
FINANCIAL

Nashville papers of Yesterday Wednes-
day. say that the urgent demand for mon
ey has somewhat sldckened. Gold was
held at l411aa, and dealers offered 1905. In
New York gold has remained for more
than a week at a fraction ovcr lao. Silver
sells at about ten cents less than gold. The
precious lletals 90 up, or, rather, green
backs goodwin III proportion to tie efforts
of the usurpers and Tyrants at Washing
ton to impeach the President and elevate
the Niger above the White People.
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CorToS.-We have read an article in
the Nashville Banner advocating the
planting Of cotton this year. We must
confess that the rapidly with which it
is advancing in price, and the fact tina,
free negro labor has been so worthless
as to reduce greatly the amount usual
ly made each ycar-all tends 10 sus-
tain the Judgment of the writer.
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Sherif'S Sale.

VIM. Stewart vs. JnO. W. Fnris.
BY virtue of two orders Of sale issued
from the Circuit Court of Franklin county
and to me directed, | will sell to the high.
est bidder for cash, before the Courthouse
door in the owl of Winchester, on
Monday. March 10th, 1868,
one tract of land containing 90 acres, in
district No. s., upon which John w. Faris
now lives; also his undivided interest in
the landed estate Of IL. Faris, decd. Sold
as the property of j.. w. Faris, 10 satisfy
said order OF sale in the above cause.
ID. j. MARTIN, Dep. Sh'H.
feb2O so
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Sherif's Sale.

i. ". nell, assign c. DC,
VS.
George Counts u &c. Rich.
By virtue of an order of sale issued from
Tie Circuit Court of Franklin county, and
to me directed, l will sell to the highest
bidder for cash, before the Courthous
door IN tn. town Of Winchester, on
MONEY!, March 10th, 1868,
one tract of ial,.a lyi..se o o]ntnininr so ;S
Franklin county. TEN" Pi n%
acres. Sold rs the property or III. =. ~"
to satisfy said order of sale.
D. j. MARTIN, Dep. Sh'f.
feb20 80
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all attempts to bring rcproach
upon our Khan by malicious. persons
BY order Of the g. G. G.
STELLA, G. G. S.
If, says the Nashville Banner, the
Khan makes no worse record inthis Sec
ton than that quoted above, it will
flourish unscathed, even by Radical
malignity.