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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-12-01
Land for Sale.

:. f. Jones and wife VS.. Georgia Hawkins
ct ais.
BY virtue Of a decree of the Chancery
Court at Winchester, Tenn. pronounced
In the above cause, at the November term,
1870, OF said court,
will. on the first Monday OF January,
ISL, offer for sale to the highest bidder,
before the courthouse in Winchester, on a
rtdit OF one, two and three years, EXCEPT
ten per cent on amount Of purchase mon
ey, which must be paid in cash on day of
sale. the tract of land of land of which
Robert Hawkins died seized and DOS ,e.sed.
lying In Districts Nos. and 10 of Frank
lin county, and bounded by the lands of
John Il. March, Joseph Miller, Joseph
Carter. and others. and contains - acres,
The biddings for said land to commence at
$40 per acre. The same will be sold in
several lots.
The purchasers will be required to give
notes with two Or more good securities.
and lien will be retained on the land un-
til all the purchase money is paid.
= Ii. X. EsTILL, z. & N.
Dec II Is.
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NEWS ITEMS.

Paris has population Of about flf-
teen hundred souls.
While sweet potatoes are selling in
Franklin at thiity-Gye cents per bu-
shell, farmers in the vicinity Of Shelby.
vile are asking seventy five cents and
Il dollar
Mr.. Alexander y. White. 4 distin-
lu,shed citizen Of ShcIbyville, died al
that place on the 22d instant, aged
forty.lhroe, and was buried with Ma.
some honors.
Eighteen car loads Of hogs were
shipped South during one week in
November from Murcl esboro, over the
Nashville aud Chattanooga Railroad.
Their estimated value was $4,000.
Col. Il. NJ. Yerger, who killed Col.
Crane Of the Federal army, in Jackson,
Mississippi, two years ago, was tiled
by q Radical judge and negro jury !;
found guilty, and sentenced to i'm
p!iscnment for life.
In Warren county there Is now re-
siding Mr. Jacob Herndon, in his
eightv-frst year, who is the father Of
twenty five children Tie old gentle
man is said to be in excellent health
and is now living with his second
wife.
Mr. John T. Stephens, of Shelby
vile, recently received quite large
shipment Of thorough bred Shorthorn
Durham cattle, from the blue grass re-
gion Of Kentucky, Mr.. Stephens now
has twcn.y,six head Of thorough ,ted
cattle on his farm.
Iryou pass house at 10 o'clock at
night, and see q young man and young
lady standing inside the front door,
and you hear something smack, like a
horse pulling his foot out Of the mud,
then you can just bet all you've got
that the young man don't live there.
Salt Of the directors Of the Manchcs-
ter and McNIinnvilc railroad against
the lessecs Of said road came up on
The 10Th inst, before Judge Key at Win
chester. Able legal talent was a'rayed
on both sides, but no decision, as far
as we are informed, has yet been rem
dercd. .....
A Young lady, Miss Sallic Walker,
Of Clinton. Tenn, while taking q morn
ing ride, was thrown violently from
the horse and SO seriously injured that
but faint hopes are entertained of her
recovery. Miss Walker has just inner
tied n fortune. and the horse she was
riding was one belonging to her es
tate Truly, wealth is not always q
blessing.
The Memphis Appeal of recent
date says: tennessee whisky is find
ing an extensive market in this part OF
the country. II is principally Robert.
son and Davidson County product, and
experienced chemists in Nashville, who
have analysed 4 number of samples of
ksntucky liquors as the purest, and
in every way better adapted to prevent
the bad effects Of this climate on the
system.
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Land for Sale.

Samuel II. Estlll, ct. ais, VS. Wallace E;tu
Jr., ct. ais. 'N
BY virtue of o decree of the Comm,
Court of Franklin county. Tennessee, NM
nounced at les October Term, lSO. | wl
on
Monday, January I'd, 1871,
1t being the I'd day of said month ot n,
Court hOuse,doOr in the town of WinchS,.
ter, Tenn, offer for sale, nineteen tract;
of land belonging to the heirs Of Wahss
Estill, ST., decd, lying on CumberlanJ
Mountain, containing in all $3.50 ncrrs
Said land is described by entries, which
will be exhibited on day Of sale, w
Said land will be sold on credit of ono
and two years, except the sum of ten be-
cent. in cash, which must be paid on day.
Of sale. The Buildings tor said land |:
commence ut 10 cents per acre. except tbs
Tunnel or Caperton Cove Tract, which /,
to commence at 20 cents per acre.
Purchaser will he required to give two
Or more good and sufficient securities. and
a lien will be retained until the purchase
money is paid.
j. G. ENOCIIS. CLERK,
F. T. EsTILL, Solicitor.
dec1-tds Printers fee for double advr.
Using. $22W.
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TIE CONFEDERATE ORPHAN
ASYLUM.
An Earnest and Immediate APP"
peal in its Behalf.
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, nov, !, ls7

GAINESVILLE, TENN- nov, !, 1870.
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HOME JOURNAL.
Amendment.

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!
all a modification no more Inconsistent.
as has been sh0 n, with their sovereignty
than any other contained in the compact.
In fact. tho provision to which ! allude
strong evidence that the sover-
eighty Is, as contend, in the States sew
orally. MS the amendments are elected not
by any one three fOurths, but by any three
tourtIls of the States, Indicating that the
sovereignty Is in each Of the States.
IF these views be correct, 1t follows, as
Il matter of course, that the allegiance OF
the people is to their several States, aad
that treason consists In resistance to the
joint authority OF the States uuited, not. us
has been absurdly commended. IN resistance
to the Government OF the United States,
which, by the provision Of the Constitu-
ton, has only the right Of punlsliing. :"
TO BE CONTINUED.
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November Term, 1870. IN M -
! Will, on the ist Mondavo ,ap'vecs,,.
ISL oiler for sale to the ,ir's,s.y.A nnlry '
on . credit Of one, two and s thst bhls,
the house ind lot dcscribe,i' ~ snse yen
ings In the above cause and i, o .le pleal'
present by Il. W. Newman. Th MAJ. HI PLY u
therefor to commence ut iifta a"c p'llAlnr
dollars. "''ceh hunlrr..ll
The purchaser will be reo,,,, ~
notes, with two or more d anu to glv.
cient securities, and a lien Viii ~ una $40,
ed ON said house and lot mil, ill., ~, nc rctaI.
chase money Is paid. al tAe pS,
Decl so i, C.&M
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Land for Sale.
M. B. Clement, admir-. etc !. r.
Spencer. ct. alS T' - DOreap

M. B. Clement. admir-. etc !.
Spencer, ct. als. - Dofelap
BY virtue ola decree of,the ch..
Court at Winchester, pronou p swaGlancel
November Term 1870. IN The ah@va at i,
! Will, on the lst Monday i in w. cans
1871, offer for sale at the Gourthov nal'nry,
In winchester. to the highest h iJne ooo'
No. = ofthe lands described in y thu 10.
ings In the above cause. on a cr,, .1v peal.
aud two years. The biddings tha % " one
commence at $l3 30 per acre 'AefeloIS
Inc purchaser will be required fl d..
notes with two or more FOOD ma ~ glye
cient securities, and a lien viii h II" ~ sum-
ed until the purchase money is po nj iIe'a'a'
n.c - Il. r. EsTILL, 6. An
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Land for Sale.

J. G. Brannan, admir-, ETC., VS. VIM. G.
Richardson's heirs.
On the first Monday in January, 1871,
by decree of the Chancery Court pro-
nounced at the November Term. 1870,
will offer for sale, to the highest bidder,
before the Courthouse door in Winches-
ter. the tract of land belonging to said
estate, situated on Taylor's
Creek. near AlisOnia. Said tract OF land
about s. or 70 acres, and will be
so,,.d on credit of twelve months.
Bond and approved security will be re-
CURED of the purchaser. and a lien will be
retained on the tract until the purchase
money is paid. IL, II, EsTILL, c. u NJ,
Decl so
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Land for Sale.

Gillie d. Maynard vs. M. L. MAYNARD
others. "''a an4
By virtue Of decree of tho Cha.
Court at Winchester, pronounced 'l a, =
November Term 1870. In the above q" w.. ,ae
/! VIII, on the LIST Monjay in .Jan u",'t
1871, offer for sale to the highest I;,Il
at the.Courthouse door in Winchestar, Ogf
cash. 40 acres of land Described IN ~
pleadings In the above causs and na NJ
which Nathan Frizzell now resides h "l y
joining the lands of Smith u Carr and ~ y.
VIM. Estill. "nu W
A plat of the portion of said land u
sold will be exhibited on day of sale, "
II. Il. EsrILL, G. &M
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House and Lot for Sale.
John +. Vaughan, VS. VIM. G. Brooks.

and
Mclaughlin q Bros. VS. Vim. G.. Brooks.
BY virtue of de .ree of the Charcery
Court at Winchester, pronounced in the
above causes, at the November Term,
1870, of said Court. will. on the LIST Mon
day in January, 1871. sell to the highest
bidder for cash, at the Courthouse door in
Winchester, the equitable interest of VIM.
e. Brooks in and to house and lot in
"incht ster, containing y acre, lying
near James NJ. Russey's stable. and boun-
cd on the east and south by the Mountain
House property. II. r. EsTILL, U. Il NJ.
Decl z 80
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Land for Sale.

Nancy a. Hickman VS.. D. A. Hickman,
and others.
On the lst Monday in January, 1871, I
viii sell, by decree of the Chancery
Court. to the highest bidder, on q credit
OF one and two years, except the sum of
two hundred dollars in cash. tract of
land containing $50 acres, lying in Dis
trict No. Z, near Tulahoma. The bidding
to commence ut 81 per acre.
Notes with approved security will be
required, and lien retained until the
purchase money is paid.
ii. r. EsTILL, C. & M.
Decl Z so
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EE- The Democratic candidate was
elected Governor of Alabama, but the
Radical Governor and Treasurer re-
fused to vacate their offices. Indig-
nation meetings have been held in
Montgomery. at which all the speeches
were made BY Republicans.
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RdtIrO0d Stock for Sale.

Thomas D.. Gregory, admir-, ETC., vs. The
hers of VIM. Simmons. decd.
BY virtue of a decree of the Chancery
Court. at Winchester, pronounced at it's
November Term, 1870, in the above cause.
! will, on the LIST Monday in January,
1871. offer for sale to the highest bidder,
Tor cash, ut the Courthouse door in VIM
chester, AK shares of stock in the Nash
willie & Chattanooga Railroad. belonging
to the estate of said dcce,lant, VIM. Sim
mons. Ii. Il. EsTILL, Z. Il NJ.
Decl : so
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E The lows OF K~rtucky forbid a
negro testifying in the courts Of that
State, and Judge Boon, OF the Hick-
man Circuit. refused to admit negro
testimony in his court For this lie
has been indicted by the Federal Court
nj Paducah.
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House and Lot for Sale.
Pauline E. MofIett W Henrietta MofEett
and others.
By virtue Of decree Of the Chancery
Court, Of winchester, pronounced q the
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and not in the whole; or. to use the Ian
guage Of Mr. Palgrave, THE parts are the
Units in such system. and the whole the
multiple; and not the whole the unit and
the parts the fractions Ours. then. Is a
Government of twenty-fOur sOvereignties,
united by constitutional compact, for the
Purpose of exercising certain powers
through a common Government as their
joint agent, and not a nniOn of twenty
1oLr sOyereignties into one. which, accord
ing to the language of the Virginia ResO-
lutiOns, already cited, would form Con-
solidation. Ard here must express my
surprise that the senator from Virginia
should avow himself the advocate of these
very Resolutions, when Ie distinctly
maintains the idea of Il Union of the States
IN one sovereignty, which is expressly
condemned by these Resolutions as the
essence of Consolidated Government.
Another consequence is equally clear.
that. whatever notifications were iiiade in
the condition of the States under the pres
ent constitution. they extended only Is the
exercise Ol their powers by compact. and
not to the sovereignty itself, and are sucil |
Is s0vercigns are competent to make: it |
being a conceded point. that 1t Is cOmpe-
tent to them to stipulate to exercise their
~
stain altogether from their exercise, or to
delegate them to agents, without I'm any
legree impairing Sovereignty itself. Tie
plain state of the facts, US re- ards our gov
l., that these States have agreed
BY compac. to exercise their sovereign
)Owers Jointly. rs already stated; and
hat, for this purpose, they have ratified
he compact in their sovereign capacity.
hereby making 1t the Constitution vi each
state, in nowise distinguished from their
'wn separate Constitutions. but in the SUI
'er-aGded obligation of cOmpact--of faith
mutually pledged to each other. In this
Ompact. they have stipulated, among 9TH
r things, that 1t may he amended by three
Ourths Of the States: that Is, they have
orcetltd to each other by compact the
light to add new powers or to subtract old.
y tho consent OF that proportion of the
tates, without requiring, ~ other wise
'0uld have been tie case, the consent oil {
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d. W. G. Senter, Governor of the STATE 0,
Tennessee. to all who shall see taee
presents-GreetiEg:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-22
Irpentine dull. Roein auiet. TSlloW 9a

turpentiae duh. Rosin quiet. Ts11cw %
9hc. 4NAf
Wool quiet; domestic 35035Nc; pulled
80 4Oc; California 2303lc. Hides un.
changed. Freights: cotton by steam \ a
sd; wheat by steam Sid.
CINCINNATI, Septomber 21.-Flour quiet
and unchanged in every respect. Wheat j:
the demand is fair and the market firm; No
2 red winter 81 IA. Corn scarce and firm at
7Oo72c. Oats A044c. Rye 75080c. To
baccO dull but unchanged. Whisky 81 08Sc.
Mess pork Us SO. Bulk meats: Shoulders
l2Isc; sides l4c. Bacon: Shoulders l4kc
clear rib 16lA; clear sides US. Butter 800
S4c. Eggs 2a23c.
ST. Louis, September 2l.-Flor quiet and
weak. superfine winter S41$4 Is. Wheat
higher, No. 2 red winter 81 IO0Sl IL. Corn
firmer, for best qualities extra grades mixed
63c; choice yellow &c. Oats dull 25zs q 44c.
Rye 7Od7lc. Whisky &C., Pork SIS 5O0 $26.
Bacon-shoulders IL. clear rib 1874, clear
sides l7asc. Lard l53lc.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, September 2l.-COtton quiet;
uplands 9la 093sd; Orleans 94a 69ssd. Sales
to-day 10000 bales, Of which 1000 were for
speculation and export. Common rosin
Is 9d05e
LONDON. September 81, Evening.-Con-
soils 1925 a 92ls Bonds quiet at 9O1s. Sugar
quiet
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-22
Monetary--Commercial.
MONETARY.
OFFTCE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,,
WEDNESDAY EVENING. September FL, 1870

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,,
WsDNzsDAY EVENING. September 81. 1870 :
We have still to report the absence of
any change III the money market. On the
street AL notes secured by first class col
laterals are quoted a. 10lA p cent p
month, and AL business paper without col
laterals at Ia 013a. Mortgage paper rules
at about 10 a IL v cent p annum for AL and
1916 for second grade.
Gold opened at ll3A 0l132s against 1885
at New York;. and closed at 1885 a 1885
against 1899. The sales included $4,000
at l13hs; $4,000. 5000 and $4,000 at 1874 :
$4,000, $1,000 and $4,000 at 1888; $4,000 at
1885 0l13la, and $500 at 1881. Nothing
TRANSFERRED in silver
A more active business was transacted in
foreign exchange, but at still easier rates
fOf commercial bills. The reported sales of
sterling embraced about f28,OOO, of which
$4,000 bill of lading at 1924, fair amount
at i22N a l23, $1,000 at 1913, $1,000 at 1874
El0OO AL clear at 1871, fl5OO AL clear at
1894, $4,000 private bankers sight at l24as
$4,000 bank at lbs and fl0OO bank sight at
1924 of23h for good to Al bill Of lading
and clear. and 124ls a l25 for bank.
Nothing transpired to indicate any change
in domestic exchange. The banks drew on
New York at three-eighths per cent pre-
MUM, and the sales included $4,000 and
$4,000 commercial sight Oh New York
at onc-quarter premium, $4,000 private
bankers and $25.OOO bank at 9-32, 10000
aud $50, 900 bank at 5-l6 and $35, 900 thirty
days sight Oh New York at seven-eighths
discount.
Operations in stocks included 100 shares
Nississippi Valley Navigation yesterday,
not repOrted) at s. 50; 100 and 100 do at
81 Is; 200 at 50 S7K.; 100 and 400 at SO; IS
and 81. and 100 and 100 (resales), at the
same, and 100 at $3 25: 500 and 1880 Ship
Island Canal tine latter deliverable to-
morrow, at Soc. We heard also of shares
Bar'arin Gas Light Company NEW stock,
at 500. and other sales of Mississippi Valley
those above quoted. A small amount of
Slaushterhouse brought $l7 and Sl7 50.
Holders were offering to sell at SIG 75 but
buyers offered only SIG 25 On Saturday
mot repOrted) 8 shares New Orleans CITY
Railroad sold at $l68
In bonds $4,000 new city seven per cents
sold at -; $4,000 do at 1885; $500 do at
Ten; 900 old do at 70, and $500 city ten
per cents -four year, at -; $4,000 Fiscal
Agency certificates Interest August 1877.
changed hands at 81 0Hk. Dealers bought
these ut 844s 854, according to date, and
the 7-3Os at a. and sold the former at 85Ia
066k, and the latter at 75c.
The business in warrants included $500
Metropolitan Police at 951s, and 5000 new
State at ISM. Dealers bought State war
rants at 74074h for new and sc for old,
and Metropolitan Police at "a, and sold the
former at 75075A for new and 80 for old,
and the lattar ct 95095h. :.
$500 CITY treasury notes sold at Is y cent
discount, and . smaller amount at ~.