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The New York herald., 1869-01-13

PROTECTION OVER HAYu AND ST.. Do
MSoo.-lu the House Of Representatives
yesterday Mr.. Banks, Of Massachusetts,,
offered his joint resolution proposing the pro-
teolion Of the United States over Hayti
and st. Domingo. A debate ensued, but, with
out arriving at any decision, the resolution
was Laid over until tn-dav
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The fRssNET At LLaagY.

The Water Gradually Rccedins-HuilEingx
Settling and Likelihood Of their Being To-.
tally Lost.
ALBANY, Jan. IL, 1859.
Nothing particularly noticeable has occurred N
regard to the effect or the reshet on the pier. Tho
water is gradually receding, but the current con-
tinues very strong. The several buildings north OF
the railroad ferry cut yet standing, SLOWLY set,
ting. and with or two exceptions win probably
be wholly, lost. Much OF the moyeaDle property
stored la them was saved rD-day.
The New York herald., 1869-01-13
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

AccIpEsr.-Thomas Condor yesterday fell down q
hatchway at No Crosvenor lane, ana was seriously
tnjured. lie was taken to his home ut No. u Mon.
roc street
tREsoukp rnow DROWNING Peter Hahoes, resi-
dent Of ierser City, while strollIng last night about
Pier No. Fast river, foil into the water aud was
koe0ped by 0ilcors OK the First precluca
The New York herald., 1869-01-13
TRLbGRAPHIC NEWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
The Conference on the Eastern
Difficulty.
The Greek Minister Refused Participa-
ton in Its Sessions.
Capture Of Prominent Cretans
by the Turks.
A Turkish War Loan to Be
Raised.
Powers Of the Peace Commission
in Cuba.
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An Amnesty Proclamation Issued
by the Captain General.
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A Turkish War Loan to Be
Raised.
Powers Of the Peace Commission
in Cuba.
An Amnesty Proclamation Issued
by the Captain General.
THE EARTHQUAKES IN MEXICO.
THE EASTERN EsTION.

A Hitch In the Proceedings Of the Conference
ON the Eastern Question-The Greek Am-
bassador Denied Participation in the Ses-
siOns.
LONDON, Jan. IL, 1859.
For some unexplained reason Rios Rangabe,
the Grecian Ambassador at Paris, who it
was supposed would represent Greece in the
conference has been refused participation
in its sessions. He has protested against his excu
sion and appealed to the Grecian government at
Athens for instructions. The conference will await
the action OF Greece in this matter and the session
announced for to-day will probably be postponed for
a time IN consequence.
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ILLINOIS.

Meeting OF the Christian Convention in
Chicago.
CHICAGO, Jan. H. 1869.
The sessions OF the Union Christian Convention
to-day were characterized by great fervor. D. L.
Moody presided. n. A. Barwell, OF Milwau-
kee, B.. u. Jacobs and John ". Farwe,
OF this city and prominent clergymcn took active
part In the discussions This evening addresses
were delivered to largo audience Dy The most ac
tive Christians IN the city. The convention will ad
yourp tomorrow evVnlpg.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Robbery OF the Bank Of Montreal at ~.
Cuthurine's.
ST. CATHARINE's, Ont, Jan. II, 1869.
The Bank OF Montreal. in this city, was entered
by burglars last night, the safe blown open and
robbed OF $4,000 IN Canada legal tender notes. The
burglars were traced to Tonawanda, near Buffalo,
\. ". this morning.
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CALF ORNlA.

The Reported Shoal on Farrnion Light-San
Francisco Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO Jan. IL, 1859.
The revenue cutter Lincoln returned from an un-
successful search for the shoal reported eighty miles
southwest OF the southeast Farralon light.
Flour dun and unchanged. Wheat weak; good
shipping offered Of 81 7Th. Legal tenders 74k.
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SPAIN.

Volunteers to Suppress the Cuban Insurrec-
tiOn.
MADRID, jan IL, 1869.
Four thousand soldiers have volunteered their
services the government to assist in suppressing
the insurrection in Cuba
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Ss sons,

GRAND, SQUARE AND UpnEfiHr PrANoS
received the hrst grand gos medal.
and the still higher recompene, the Cr Legion of
Honor. at the Universal Exposition. aris 1851 These
the highest awards Of tn. Erpoy5 and the
CHICKERIN8 A SONS the orJ one 10 honored In
the United States have bsen cd sxynine pre-
IN direct competition with ~ leading
OF the country and the Great fxhibic In London
received the highest award given any
United States Total, seventy premiums
world
WARBROOMs NO n EAST oURTEENTH STREET
New York, between Bsosss say and gifth avenue.
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Celebration at Binghamtou OF the Opening Of
the Albany and Susquehanna Railroad.

BINGHAMToN, Jan. II, 1869.
The Albany and Susquehanna Railroad was for
malay opened to-day. Five excursion trains came
from Albany and points along the route, carrying
between 1000 and 1900 excurslonists. The trains
were greeted by great crowds at all the sta
tions, and there was intense enthusiasm.
President Joseph Ramsey, with 200 or 800 invited
guests. was on board or one Of the trains. At the
city they were formally rec we by the Citizens
Committee and escorted to Firemen's Hall,
were grand banquet was spread. About 900 sat
down to the table. Judge Balc0m presided and
made few remarks Hon. George Bartlett chair
man OF the Citizens Committee. made the speech OF
welcome. President Ramsay was called ont and
gave a brief history OF the road from the
organization OF the company and the subscription
OF million dollars. mainly by the citizens along
the line in 1852 TO the completion OF 1t in 1868 in
spite OF the vetoes OF Governors. lie was raptur-
ously applauded. John Ii. Mcfarland one OF the
earliest advocates OF the road gave some reminiscent
ces OF the first meetings subscribe for the stock
held in 1851. He was followed by Colonel Snow on
behalf OF Governor Hoffman,; by ID. @. Littlej0hn
President OF the Midland Railroad Company; by j.
Bancroft DAVIS. for the Erie Railway Company,
and by Others. Among the distinguished
guests were Lyman gremain, Nathan Lap
ham and many members and ex.nembers
OF the Legislature. Almost every city In the state
was represented, and nearly all the railroads. the
excursionists not specially invited entertained
at a free lunch at the Court House, and the affair
was in all respects "a marked success. Two trains
went to Albany tonight. The others remain here
until tomorrow, the excnrsionists being provided
for at the hotels and residences OF the citizens.
The Albany and Susquehanna Railroad IL 140 miles
long and not far rom sT,0000 000 of which about
soIooo ad,eS was ootanea Dy ta prVae aoscptoa
BnQhamton and the towns on the route.
The road viii be opened for business in q
few days. II s the second road having Its terminus
at this city. There are also the Erle road and q
branch OF the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Railroad, four in all directly connected with this
effy taft tfp fVyn 0fh mr. prn
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 12.--The Inman steamships
City OF Baltimore and City OF Cork from New York
arrived at this port yesterday.
QuEENsrowN, Jan. 12..--Arrivcd steamship The
Queen non New x0Ek yeateEdN.
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Boots md ShOes.
G. c. RICHM0NR, 57s Broadway, will oGsr for ssIe an
"Wednesday. january H. and continue throughout month.
large assortment OF hrst class Boots and shoes syy
The New York herald., 1869-01-13

CirculnfS 0f Every De~cripsiou and Notices
asaa nesnss nrlated in the nsetss possible manner
~ nons NOTICE, and twenty-five cent than
9tnss on s place 10 the city at the METROPOLITAN JOB
NTlNGsKsTABLISHnkN kNT, % Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1869-01-13

A.-Coid-Ine, rhc gsafest and Most Enectuai
remedy for colds sold " druxgiss.
RCSHToN'ss Asss House, corner Of Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1869-01-13

A.-Missisquoi spripy water.-Only Knows
remedy for Cancer n Diseases of the kiineys Foe
sale BY druggists. Depe. sss J sroadway, New York
The New York herald., 1869-01-13

BatchelSrsN Hair Dyc.-Tho Best in shs.
ous Faciosy - Bond street
The New York herald., 1869-01-13

Attend to the Firrs Symptoms or Consump-
tion and check the discs In s ineipency by usipg
JAYNE'S ExPECTokANQ safe remedy for all sfectious
of the Lungs and BrcnehisA Sold sverywhcre.
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A Turkish War Loan.

PARIS, Jan. II, 1859.
The Sublime Porte has despatched Sadik Pacha to
this city as special agent to raise loan for pur
poses.
The New York herald., 1869-01-13

DrrtnS the rrg .css Of Teetling Every NicIhsr
shousd Eive her cnnd'Ars wrNsJOw's SOOTHING SYRUP.
Il slcyca me enid rom pain. soens the crca wind
colo ana s 70 regulate tbs bowels gives rest = nc
mother ana relief health .hc child Perfectly Ia all
cases, as millions " mothers can testify
Be sure and cal for
''MRs. vffNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP"
having the fac mile OF "CuRTfs PERKINS" ON tho OUT
side wrapper. Al others are base limitations.
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For Vfrst Glass Printing of Every Describe.
ton 60 the Metropolitan JoD Pririns LalAsiisannat ~
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ROME.

Complimentary Banquet to Henry w. Long,
fellow.
ROME, Jan. II, 1859.
George w. Childs, OF the Philadelphia Ledger, gave
q banquet on Saturday In honor OF Henry w. Long
fellow, which was attended by large number OF
American visitors, artists and eminent persons
In Rome.
The New York herald., 1869-01-13

Yrmphiefs, Inw Rep0rts, &C., Executed
With ncanes quckness and despatch. twenty-five per
cheaper than At any other psniing establishments ~ the cy
u n q rNaaxa
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Cristndor0ss Unrs vailed Hair Dy~.--Soid aud
appliad asNo. As.ur Wyuse Mnnufacory IS MaAsna
The New York herald., 1869-01-13

THE PARIS CosFKRENcE.-Ou cable de-
spatches received last night inform us that the
Grecian Ambassador has been politely kicked
out Of the Partisan Conference and that the
Conference has adjourned TO await the action
thereupou Of the home government Of the
Greek This does not look very like peace
ful solution OF the difficulties between Turkey
and Greece, which former cable dispatches
predicted. II seems to have been sort Of
gepdctta handshaking-a hearty shake and
Stab ander the fifth rib. The proceedings of
the Conference when it next meets will no
doubt be interesting.
The New York herald., 1869-01-13

A Substitute for Ale, Porter, Beer &C.,
Tkf m-s Malt Extract.
JosEfH z PEDERSEN, No. AZ Murray street.
The New York herald., 1869-01-13

Royal Havana Loftery.--Prixrs Paid In Gold
furnished The highest paid for Dou5oons
and al kinds OF Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, rs W al street, NJ n.
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NEW YORK.

Meeting of the State sp0rtsmen's Association
Its Proceedirgs-Biils Proposed - be Passed
by the Legislnfure--Openirg OF tho Albany
and Susquchanna Railroad.
ALBANY, Jan. II, 1899.
The state Sportsmens Association met in this city
to-day. Mr.. Bryan Archer, OF Wayne county, was
made chairman. and Colonel Wheeler, OF Syracuse,
secretary. Resolutions were passed recommending
important changes inthe existing game laws. A COM
mittee consisting OF Mr. Bryon Archer. II. B. Roose-
welt, u. NJ SkeeS. Moses Summers, q. J. F0lger and
J. A. Llntncr, was appointed to prepare bill In ac-
cordance with the recommendation or the assoca-
tion for enactment by the Legislature Also bill
incorporating the State Society OF SportSmen.
Two excursion trains LETT here this morning over
the Albany and Susquehanna Railroad, the occasion
being the celebration OF the opening OF the road
through to BinghamtOn. The trans carried out
number OF the State ofcfals, members OF the Legis
lature and prominent railroad men from abroad,
together with many prominent citizens OF Albany.
The New York herald., 1869-01-13

Something New.-Trcasment cr tho Hair
No Assor place.
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Important Telegrnphic Proceedings i'm Conn
mittce In Washington.


mittcc In washington.
Our dispatches from Washington last night
Inform us that at a meeting of the House Com
mittee on Post Offices and Post Roads Mr.. T.
B. Washbune made an argument in favor Of
bis bill for constructing government 6ne
pf postal telegraph from Washington to
New York. no doubt destined to extend
further lie declared that ''the people
were tired Of the insolent monopoly
known as the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany," and looked to their representatives in
Congress for relief 1t seems that the officers
OF the Western Union Company have boasted
that this bill would be killed in committee,
and Mr.. Washburne said he ''would
see II this boast could be made good" We
here see an initiative step taken in the great
march of telegraphic intercommunication COM
mensurate with the progress Of commerce,
civilization and social intelligence all over the
country--indeed, throughout the world. The
pioneer effort Of Professor Morse In telegraph
ing was line only forty-fve miles long, from
baltimore to Washington. Reflect upon what
people desire to send cheap telegraphic mes
sages, almost as cheap as they send their let
ters, and they will be able to do so il Con-
eressmen, spurning the intrigues of grasping
monopoly like the Western Union Company,
win come up to the work as they should. If
they do not they may rest assured that some
OF them viii have leave to remain at home
after their present period Of service in the
halls Of national legislation expires. WASH
burne Is on the right track Go ahead.
The New York herald., 1869-01-13

LONDON, JAM II, 1862.
report is in circulation that the principal men,
bers OF the insurrectionary government of Gambia
have fallen into the hands OF the Turks and have
been thrown into prison.
The New York herald., 1869-01-13

wias, Tcupcos nnd Orusmcuiai HAIR Rcef
aas,s ,sa,s DIs and HAIR pysss ~ sslsras a aAlvAs-
The New York herald., 1869-01-13

Reported Capture of the Insurrectionary
Leaders i'm Gambia.
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Havana Commercial Report.
HAVANA, Jan. IL, 1869.
Sugar advancing; American buyers offer 81 reals.
Exchange declining slightly; on United States, sixty
days. sight, In currency % per cent discount; on
London II Tx per cent premium.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-10-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

W. nro nnthoriyod 70 announce T !,
JAcYsoN y cAnhihotn for recollection 70 the
oG'rc Of Circuit Court Clerk of Franklin
County. at the ensuin" March election.
VIZ are authorized to onnornrr JANIS
i. MARTIN . candidate for recollection nc
Rroistcr NJ franklin county. Election In
NHrch. 1870.
VIZ are authorized TO anrcunrr .rouN \
IkwiVG . cardidato for pcnist"r of Frank
lin county. Election. March. 1870.
WE are authorized to Aurourco 7 lent
WV. e nov'Tnsov y can'i'atn for cher
IN e franklin county. Election, March
1870
WE arc authorised TO Anrorncc A. !
TRAVIS candidate for Tax Collector Of
Franklin county Election. March. 1870
WE are authorized to announce JAMES
GRANT II candidate or laX Collector o,
EIanhlin County. Election in Mare
1870
WE are authorized to announce JOnS G
7 ENOCHs Il candidate for reelection rs
County Court Clerk of Franklin County
! Election March. 1870.
WE are authorized to announce JoHN q
| Hannah candidate for lax Collector Of
Franklin county. Election. M2rch. 1870
WE are authorized to announce llERN-
Dos CRIES rs Il candidate for the Office o
County Court Clerk for Franklin county
| Election in March, 1870.
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THE only thing in it Objectionable
or that could give offence to any rcas
enable opponent, is. that he advised th'
Legislature to adopt that most mon
s,rous. Infamous and iniquitous III
teenth Amendment, which we conceive
TO BE, together with other thing, :
bold and wicked effort upon the par
q! Radicals to sweep away the last con
,,itutionai barrier to the cncroach,
llcnts Of a centralized dcspoti.m Ugon
the reserved rights Of the States, by
Ncsting Congress with the right to con
troll c!eCllOus in the different States.
State right5 will thus be swcp. away.
and erected upon its holy and sacred
rujns will be consolidated dcspotiau
AS absolute and i'm ,,cria' rs that OF
ToulGnd over Ireland, or Russia over
Poland. Then the question OF negro
suffrage, which tie States cat arc
onght to regulate, is not the only thing
cipcd at by these corrupt arG unScfa
pulous men whe concocted this Fiji
treuth Amendment Now, every think
inumau must see Lhat from the lawl
Of the late war until this good hour
this Fifteenth Amendment IS u measur,
that will finally prove most :uinon-
and disastrous to the people j
seems to us that any honest man car
understand and see plainly that by It's
adoption, the last vcstaac OF State
rights will be surrendered
Gov. Senter would have rs believe
from The argument on the Fifteenth
Amendment in his message. that negro
suffrage was the only question involved
Great God. can he, or any other living
nan explain why the States cant rcgn-
late negro suffrage as well as Congress
w. w y NlC DOuiu w ~ $780, -
something behind the curtalns-we are
bound to see that it is a hellish pur,
pose Of bad men TO sweep out State
rights and establish consolidated
dcspotism over the people.
Then, oppose it. Yes, to the hilt,
and in the name of liberty and Tennes
sec,we cry woe unto the degenerate son
who should dare to attempt TO disgrace
our proud old State by voting in the
Legislature to adopt this Fifteenth
Amendment--the meanest OF all Radi-
cal cunning and villainy.
Dat side Of this Objectionable feat
IRE. the Governors message rather
,rnacks of craftsmanship.
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.@si1 aLtIhL NOTICES.

isUsadaiis the Great Blood Mcdi-
cine j. not prepared like llui extracts or
dinnlily are. ,must of which contain very
iittlc OF the virtues Of the articles from
which they are madr,) but is compounded
upon scientific principles with great care
~ an experienced Chemist and Pharma-
ccut>t. ANA it contains all theactiNe prin-
cipIcs OF the article, from which it is pre-
pared, in a highly concentrated and pleas
ant form. The "Rosadalis' Compound
therefore gives universal satisfaction TO all
Phy ,icians and patients who have tested
it in diseases of the Blood. Liver, Kidneys,
or Bladder. 1t has been highly recent
mcndcd and approved by the Medical Fac
uIty wherever ii has been introduced, and
l. now being used with the most decided
success in tie practice of some ofthc most
eminent Physicians in the United States.
o. For sale by llutclinS Il Warner
Druggists. Winchester Tenn.
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Great Inducement Offered!


The undersigned. DESTROYS of arranging
his finances in Il more satisfactory manner,
and changing his location. offers the fol-
lowing described real estate TOR sale:
The Homestead where he now lives. SIT
uated three tourths of mile from the
Courthouse, and Oh the ". q A. Railroad.
fronting the Old Ben Decherd placc.-late
Is. +. McGrGrc--and contains 2l0 acres.
l2o cleared and in a high state OF cultva-
ton: the balance well timbcred, and adj
mittcd to be the most fertile and hand
some place near Winchester.
ALSO.
One of the best arranged and most COME
nicnt 1annerieS in the country. About
twenty-tour watts, well filled, aud now in
successful operation, with all necessary
builUings. and land to suit the purchaser,
from 100 to 500 acres.
ALSO,
\ tract of land lying in civil district No.
b containing 50 acres. rich and tillable-
about 80 acres cleared.
ALSO,
Sixteen Town Lots in the town of Lar
kinsville. jackson county, Ala. and front
ing the NJ. 4 &. Railroad.
Terms liberal. For further particulars
call on me. G. W. HUNT.
Octl4-tf. Winchester. Tenn.
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TRUSTEES sale.

By virtue Of deed Of trust executed to
me As Trustee. bv j. NJ. Burrough. to Sc
cure sundry del Is therein recited. on the
9th of August. 1857. and registered in
Book No. 2. pages I63 Il in Registers
Office of Franklin county. Tenn, will, on
Monday. November LIST, 1869.
offer for sale to the highest bidder. for
cash, at the Courthouse door in Winches-
ter, certain house and lot situated i'm the
town of " inchester. Franklin county.
Tennessee. bounded on the north by the
lot owned by Mrs. Spyker; on the east by
,treet leading from Public Square of said
town in the direction OF Shelbyville, Ten
nessec; on the south by Guita's offices and
lot. ana the Tavern. or Brooks lot: on the
west by said lot and Livery Stable of j.
VI. Russey-conia.ning- - acres.
said property is hnown IA the Shop and
Oihs Property of j. NJ. Burrough.
Full particulars given on day Of sale.
a. 4. MARKS,
October 1lth-tds Trustee,
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| FIFrErS tEEAT MISTAKES. 1t IS n great
IN stake to set up or own STANDARD OF
right and wong. and judge people ac-
cOrdiHgly. H. is a great mlStakctO meas
IRE the cnjoymcnts Of others by our
own; to expect uniformity Of opinion
IN this world; TO look for Judgment
and experience il youth, to cndravor
to mold all dispositions alike; not To
Weld in immatcral tribes; to look for
perfection in n fallen world; not to aiBi
at perfection in our own actions; t"
worry ourselves and others with what
cannot be remcdcd not to alleviate all
that needs alienation AS far as in our
power: not to make allowances for the
iuiirmtips of others ; to consider every
lniDr impossible which we cannot per
fOrm to believe only what our finite
minds can grasp; to expct to be able To
understand everything. The greatest
at all mistakes is 10 live only for Time,
when any momeut may launch us into
Eternity.
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1t is tue best House Of the kind In Ten
nessee. having ben established in 1880.
- still at the old stand, "Calhoun's
Corner" Public Square.
sep23--lY.
I'm B;,ukrlIntcv.


This Is to give notice. that. on the 18th
day Of August. 1869. a warrant in Bank
rnptcy was issued against the estate of @.
NJ. ingalls,. ofthe county Of franklin. and
State of Tennessee, who has been adjudged
a Bankrupt on his own petition: That the
payment Of any debts AMI delivery of any
him. or for his use. and the transfer ofany
property by HIM are forbidden by law
lhat meeting Of the Creditors Of said
bankrupt to prove their debts. and to
choose one or more assignees of his estate.
VIII I've held at a Court Of Bankruptcy. to
lie holden on the 18th day of September.
1859. at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. at the office of the
Register in Bankruptcy. Murfreesboro.
before w. y. Doughty. Esq, Register.
J.. II. GLASCOCK.
US Marshal, Messenger.
r. l.. DOUGHTY,
aua1o-A DEP. q. 8, Marshal.
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Farm and Mills for Sale.

Pursuant to Il decree Of the thancery
Court ut Winchester. Tenn. pronounced
in the cause therein pending. James W.
Buchanan. admr, &c. vs. Mary f. brazel-
ton, ct alS. will. on the Goth day of Octo-
Der next. upon the premises, offer for sale
to the highest bidder a tract OF land lying
within two miles of Winchester, on Boil
ing Fork of Elk Rive. containing about
81 acres, on which is Il Grist and Saw Mill.
and II good dwelling house. Said tract
will be sold in lots. or rs Il whole, as may
appear best upon trial. Onc-third Of the
purchase money will he required in cash
the balance oh one and two years time
the bidding on the same to commence at
$4,000 Bonds with approved security re-
quired OF the purchaser, and lien retain
ed until the purchase money is paid
Fl. Il. ESTILL, G. & NJ.
scp30td
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WE understand through our anti.
galvanic grapevine battery. that q
freight train run off last night 8 miles
This side Of Chattanooga, and the En-
ginecrs wife on The train was killed
and some others badly hurt. No 9th
er facts given.