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s% We thought the war over

sr We thought the war over
in this country, but we must be
mistaken. In North Carolina the
people are being arrested "without
due process of law" by the repre-
sentatives of both the national
and state governments, murdered,
or maltreated, and driven out IN
the most inhuman manner J.
What in the world is this country
coming to2 Is this civilization
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INSOLVENCY.

DURSUANT to an order Of the Clerk of
Il the County Court Of Lincoln county,
Tenn, upon the suggestion of the admins
traitor of the estate Of G. L. Hodge, dec,
OF the insolvency Of said decendent's estate /;
notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against said estate to present them
to the Clerk Of said Court, authenticated. on
or before the list day of january,
1871. for pro rata distribution, or they will
be forever barred.
May IL P. L. TWITTY, adm.
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A New Jersey paper is printing
a moving tale, entitled "Kasper, or
the Cross-Eyed Carpenter Of Kali
amazoo."
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q NEW BOOZE.

TNHE undersigned proposes to publish a
l. book styled Scholastic Literature, -
embracing speeches and compositions deliv-
cred and read at Lewisburg Institute, Mar
shall county, Tenn, during the years 1866
1873; and at thSconclusion of each Of the
annual departments the literary addresses
will appear, as made by the respective ora
tors. Also, the book will have fourth de-
partment, filled with miscellaneous matter
The book will be printed on good, white pa
per, and fair sized type, and will contain in
its front the portrait Of the compiler, C. R.
DARNALL, and will be sold for 81 % per
copy. The book will contain between 500
and 600 pages, and will be ready for deliye-
~ about the first Of August next.
may26 C. r. DARNALL.
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INSOLVENCY.

DURSUANT to an order Of the Clerk of
4 the County Court of Lincoln county,
Tenn, upon the suggestion Of the admins
traitor of the estate Of DR.. John Wood, dec,
of the insolvency of said decedents estate
notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against said es tate to present them to
the Clerk of said Court, authenticated, on or
before tho 1st day Of January, 1871,
for pro rata distribution, OF they will be for
ever barred. 7. E. DoBBINS, ASm.
maybe
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" Portions of North Carroll
ma have been placed under martial
law by Gov. Holden, and a man
named Kirk (of Brownlow's "loy.
al militia" fame) and a party of
soldiers are arresting men and
trying them by drumhead court
martial. The civil law is totally
disregarded, and bands of robbers
white and black, plumber and in.
suit the people with IMMUNITY.
This is what the Radicals call
guaranteeing each State a repub.
licaa form of government"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-08-04
(HiNCERY SALE Oh LAND !

On Saturday, August 9th, 1870.
IN obedience to adecree Of the Chancery
l. Court pronounced at the February term,
1870, in the case Of George Gray aud wife
and others as. John +. AllsbroOk and 9TH
ers, will attend on the premises, and offer
for sale to the h, chest bidder, on the terms
prescribed by said decree, Lots Nos. and
8 of the following described Tract of
Land belonging to John FOacler, deceased,
lying in Civil District No. 18, Of Lincoln
county-said two lots containing
About ga Acres!
said tract being bounded as follows-On the
North by Harrison Blair's heirs, West by
same South by S. NJ. Rowell, and East by
A. B. Sheffield and the county Poor House
land. !
TERMs.-Said land has been surveyed and
divided into lots, and will be sold on a cred
it of one and tYo years, except five per cent.
required in cash. Notes with good security
will be required of the purchasers, and a
lien retained on said land, until the whole Of
the purchase money is paid.
d. W. CLARK,
CPk and r., and Special Commissioner.
july14td
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@ The new dogma of infal.
libility was proclaimed at Rome
on Monday, the 18th. In the Cath.
Ole portion of Europe it will be
accepted,generally, without men.
tai reservation. Will it among
the educated Catholics of this
country? We have some distrust
on the subject. The Pontiff may
be all that is claimed for him in
humanity; but infallibility is a d.
vine quality, and it is a large claim
upon faith to admit that more
than one Being could become God.
man upon earth, viz /, our Saviour
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE, }
WAsHISGTeN, 9th May, 1885,
TO WHEELER & WILSON, Of Neis York:
SIRs The Department has received ONE
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C. r. GALLONS
DYSPEPSIA REMEDY

i
DYSPEPSIA REMEDY
In placing this Remedy before the Public,
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GENTLEMEN
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B. A. Fahnestoek's TermIfuge.
Caution.

And purchasers must insist on having 1t, fthoy
do net wish TO have an imitation forced upon
them.
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fHHE Goods made at this Factory
j are far superior to any made last
year.
Having secured the services Of a
RELIABLE and EXPERIENCED Manufac-
turer TO superintend our Wooden
Mile, We have no hesitation in say.
ing to farmers to bring on their Wool.
We have a full supply of our own
manufacture, and can make to order
anything from a Saddle Blanket to a
fine piece Of Cashmere.
An examination of our Goods and
prices will not fail to please, as we
have materially reduced the price
and added to quality of same, and
are manufacturing a greater ga
riety Of Goods than any other Wool
en- Mills in the West or South
s@ We warrant our Goods to be
free Of Crease.
Having only recently got all ouI
Looms to running, we can now SAFE
!y say we Can attend 10 all business
entrusted to US with
PR0MPTNESS AND DISPATCH.
And we can assure all such that they
may rely on being honorably dealI
with in every respect-hOlding our.
selves in readin IS to correct all mis-
takes.
Every one is cordially invited to
come and see the Goods we are daily
turning out, before making DISPOSE
ton Of their Wool.
10 addition to the above work, We
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-03
A Dends Beat.

We are inclined IL. believe that DR.,
Is y humhug; and therefore
warn on" bgcthern oithe press agans,
him. We haze frequently sent our biz
to him, hui the money has not bP,n
forthcoming -Galiutin Examiner.
AlncD. Mca'c eXacly IN the sane
fy. We have done n considerable
amount Of Advertising for the eminent
medical luminary in Question, AMI have
frequently sent our bill TO hjm--hut w
are not prepared to state what the col u
O. his ercenbacks IL, ron any ocu'l
demonstration on that point Wcyr"
much fear that Dr.. Slalding is oca
beat Of The most magnificent proper
tions,--Are any others Of our brcDcH
ofthe press prepared to testify !-~L"
us hear from them--L Lebanon Herald
Put Us down Oh the list We lot
have bill! for advertising and job woIi
| Of $40 against the renowned Doctor
which is unsettled. We are inclined e
the opinion that DR.. Spalding Dr. III
keIl, his operating Surgeon, and thu.
nostrums, are all one huge humbns.--
NJ AiinvilIe New Era.
Aud MS ,oo--pHt- Us down w
"bought peas ont of that same bag,".i'
the amount OF SG3 Have repeatedly
sent our bill, but have realized no'h
ing-only, that we ha9o been sold
| Our coDyict,ons are that the cCIp'ra
ted NJ. y. aud his al ,ae nog,idco,
swindIcrs,--Lincoln County News,
The Journal is down with the som,
Icompiaint, to the tune oGscycral dollars
| We don't fec. rs bad 90 we dill, since v,
! ind tiIcse magnificent swIndcrs, nav
lplaycd the rascal with o!her3. "iiig'r'
,,!oves company Let us have all th
! Testimony, gentlemen. OF !he prc3s,
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PUBLISH ALL OF 1T.

We are greatly obliged to the LIN
coin County News, the Sholhyvilie,
Commercial aud other exchanges for
the mani courtesy shown Us relative
to the article which appeared in the
journal ol last week, entitled, care we
Betrayed
The Republican Banner Of the Gath
inst, regarded said article as "ill-
timed and silly" This political sheet
was so unfair and so unjust as TO make
use Of On.y the first TWO paragraphs o.
our article which were simply the
charges-and like an unfair DICTATOR,
omtl,G the balance which was intend
I'd BY us 10 sustain those cLarg S. This
,sIcal big blow n m Of freedom and
rights Of politicians did not have tic
courage to deny our charges, nor NEE
the hcts we adduGcd TO sustain sale
charges, neither the kindnC8, or frank,
ness to publish The entire article, bu'
elected to indulge in the ADORE .'swcr
eucomiums,' hoping that the people
would take It for granted that 80 mucl
concentrated wisdom as compose th,
cum and totalof the Banner, could Eo'
be mistaken, This practice Of omit
ting certain portions Of articles, /
sometimes not more convenient than
pleasurablc to unfair men, because II
has the result otan argument with Ger
tain classes. We really think it was
more convenient and pleasurable to tic
Banner TO attempt 10 ridicHie our N
tice, than undertake is denial by facts
Md arguments. No paper can lie sill
timed" which ATTACKS the perpetrators
of fraud, and defends the rights Of the
people. As smart as tho Banner claim
10 be-, ltmnst learn chat the success o
y paper does not depend upon "rlng5'
or politicians, as was once the case
h, uAAV the honest maseos, WHO al
W, - braciate that paper which il
as oncst in argument, rs IL o'Dc
dealings. When tho Banner shows
lttl,a eiy..ai courtesy, then there WI
be many IN .ha land who will .hayc NOR
respect tor ,r OPINIONS When it manl
tests little more irnuauegs and ial
ness in meeting arguments and 'arts
thtn .hc people eau regard it as rolii
Die, and not before then.
TWAS, no doubt, convenient an.
pIcasnrabio for those giants who NOV
"Quills' in the Banner Office to pro
nuuncc it "siliy" and "i'l ,rrd," 81
much 80 that we do not ev n hop
they viii 30 10 The jtoticc ~ puu,is
the whole OF oar article, SO IN homes
and BADLY treated people might judg
of il Themselves. W,
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E.XnlitiilLlLNn.

W. ID. Wattcrson desires il under
stood that The article which app, hre(
IA the issue Of the journal, entitled
Are we betrayed, was written by hin
aud WAS intended rs an attack upon th,
fraud he conceived, to have been per
peuatcd by the Convention upon til,
peol lie, in itspositiyc refusal 10 submi
the question Of negro suffrage rs. q sep
aralc question and its fraudulcn, action
in SO. connecting this question - 10
make the enrranchiscmcn. Of the
whites, and ali the other questions sub
miiLcd il the new Consolation depend
upon the endorsement Of this negro
measure.
He considered this action. on theil
part, AZ dictatorial and tyranical, and =
political fraud upon the rights OF the
people. It's clear we have been deprive
Of irccwil to vote ~ freeman should,
upon vital and important question.
lie thonst such conduct ought to b,
talked about, and that the people ought
to know, at least, some Of the promi-
nent parties, who had denied tA-m tho
right OF discussion, and who had yirtu
ally declared they could not trust them.
50 q badly treated people might know
who they could trust hereafttT.
lie alec desires it understood tia
ether editorials appearing in same issu,
Of the paper which expressed the dc
eigu to insist upon the rejection of the
new Constition, were written by.M
J. + Heasey. associate editor, and
against the expressed wish Of W. D.
Watterson.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-03

! A Resolution has been adopted BY
the Legislature, making it the duty o
the Governor to Issue his proclamation
directing the opening and holding ot
elections in the respective counties
throughout the State, con ~ fourth
saturday in March, for the u Q Vt
securing the votes for the rat.lraiJn
or rejection OF the Const tu.,cn II
also rruoires tho Coz rnur 10 direct
that the officers holding the Iaci II
shall provide for two ballot boxes, one
for the deposit OF votes for the ratilica
ton or +, lection of the Constitution,
and the other for the votes for county
officers.
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~lLp4l4CIAL NDp'ECNsa;.
Enern,atUrhNrA.

IAc'd'scase called Spirnatorhma, or Sc
nrr!ai Weakness, is also known as'SeXma!
iDcaparity, ,9cihiHcl Eni,sighs physica,
Decay. Nervous Debility. etc.
~ arc perfectly aware that aillictinn-
OF the Se&nd' caGani7m are usually avoid
Ell ly many scientific members oithe pro-
icsSiOn; IN consequence OF the 0dium ut
.tchcd, consequently the unhappy victim:
of this disc'ae,, gradually sink int0 t.i'
grave. uulcsS they can find some Physi
clan who may make tia Speciality.
Young men are the most frequent suffer
crs from This disca5e, although many
adults are most deplorably afflicted Wit
#.
1t il destroying the farest OF America
#rccNiug mad soul and body. Il cX-
tcpt to which this disease prevails il
schools and families i absolutely frgIt!u
appalling and 0ayond he,iei.
L| nos Observation-Disclosures seal GU
III AW2 could present pictures OF suffering
10, RI ia, sgu etelnai misery unparalleled
in anygum9nGe.
Accused he that false drlicacy ,whicl
makes parents and guardians blind an,
.yll 10 This i, Ice.
20 l.t'lr s. therefore known 10y the
Protest j.. .-,ucraily, that young men win
avs cen under treatment Lave alnUs
ac-pitrro Of getting reiief, and are passin;
rd.J into corsum $50 al disease
q q private nature.
Mercury is The s4ect-anchoi' Of the Pro
lrsson generally. It has never cured an,
ease, and never will.
We warrant to cure one hundred case
to Yer one cured bv any other Physician
il ne county.
all on or address
DR. l.. !. COLEMAN,
oct2S Nashville. Tenn
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Announce. nents
SHERIFF.


We arc Authorized to announce D. =
laitih candidate for recollection to tie
. ierof Sheriff o Fran'iin county, ut lhc
'nsuing March election.
We are authorized 10 announce John i
,nckner candidate for Sheriff of Franz
n County, at the ensuing March election
We are authorized to announce tlamp
p. stewart candidate for Sheriff o.
rNrlIn County, ut the ensuing Marcl
'irctton.
VIZ are authorized to announce Lieut.
, y. n. poNALpsoN II candidate for Shcr-
{ Of Franklin county. Election. Marcel
10
COUNTY COURT CLERK.
Wcarc authorized to announce Il. II. AN
foNY a candidate for County Court Clerk
/ Franklin County. Election, March, 10
VIZ are authorized to announce Il. d.
URNER ms Il candidate for County Cour'
Jerk. Election in March. 1870.
VIZ are authorized to announce JOHN G
NoCus Il candidate for reelection IL
ounty Court Clerk of Franklin County
action March. 1870.
WIS are authorized to announce llERN-
as GREEN rs Il candidate for the ONCE
uunty Court Clerk for Franklin county
lection in March, 1870.
CIRCUIT COURT CLERK
We are authorized to announce HARyI,
y. FAIRS as a candidate for Circuit Coul
Jerk OF Franklin County ELECTION March
$50.
We are authorized to announce I. j
ACKsOy Il candidate for collection to til
O ice of Circuit Court Clerk Of Franklin
county, at the ensuing March election.
REGISTER.
VIZ are authorized to announce JAM
+. MARTIN u candidate for reelection II
Register at franklin county. Election /
March, 1870.
WEHre authorized 10 announce jouN !
LAwINGu candidate for Register Of Frank
in county, Election, March. 1870.
TAX COLLECTOR.
W. are authorized TO announce A.
GRAYIs candidate for Tax Collector (
| r.aH.in coUnCy Election. March,. Isl
ware authorized to announce JAM
GRANT Il candidate for. TaX-COllector
ranklin County. Election March 1870.
Ng.aro authorized to announce john ,
| ,l:,NA.t Candidate FOX lax Collector {
FraEEiin county. Election, March, Isl
COUNTY TRUSTEE.
We. are authorized to announce WM.
| SRAECiS As acunaldate .or County Irustc
! election in March, 1870.
l
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When you me To Dol dp"nall the
Democratic platforms, and speeches,
and editorials, and utterances of all
kinds, you find just one tiing--Gro
Is scalawag. Chicacga Post, Radical.
All the ieadn ,.apers of Tie 81
10th Democratic and Redublcan, agteg
thai President Grant, is not on, seal
awag, but is totally unfit for the p sillon
he occupies either mentally or morally
Chancery Court, has been changed
to fourth Mondays in June and Janu.
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For SrPREME JUDGE.-Thc name %
Col Peter Turney. at " nches,cr, says
the Union and American, is suggested
as n candidate for Supreme Judge. Col.
Turney is too well known to the bar OF
Middle Tennessee as lawyer Of frs;
rate ability to need any special enc1-
MUM from us. II on the Supreme
Bench, VIC are quite sure that he would
Q minister the law in manner. 3 ,,is
factory to parties li!igani, aud boaOr-
81 Ct, .ba State.
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Equine Powders create good appetite


V"IMPORTANT.---THOSE WHO
ave attained TO the greatest emicncc il,
Che science Of Medicine. and who have h,
Z lifelong study OF. and experience witt
ac human organism, obtained great in
i-ht into the origin and pathology of di,
ease. are yet. Notwithstanding all their pro-
tound and learned theories. confessedly
srOpirg i'm the dark as to the first cause of
my and all diseases that affect our race.
ut this much has been clearly elucidated
md IN become an axiom with the learned
Jroicssion. that by tar tue greatest number
# ourailmcnts are directly traceablc to de-
engagement of the digestive fun, tons. ana
f"SoOd digestion wall on appetite. 'healtl
" Ill he tie almost uniform result. Act
NJ upon this axiom. the inventors ofD 4.
lluRLEl'S CELEBRATED STOMACH
blTTERS has been eniinently successful
Judging from the many testimonials thai
re constantly pouring IN upon him
trough tie mails and press in prepir ring
remedy TO meet and nip in the bud" ali
tili' long list OF obscure and di.trpssinl
arrangements that render "llfe scarct
worth the living" We are glad to learn
that tIic'public herearc beginning to an
lreciate these BiTTERS upon their in
lrinsic merits and that they can be- haD
herywhere. See advertisement in another
.Dltmn.
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$75 Reward
Notice.

BY virtue Of decree of tire Comfy
Court, pronounced lC TIE JanUaly tern
80, in Tie caHSe OF David Payncys Nl
hAy ct. ais, will. on
Monday. February DIST, $50,
'iier for sale. 1T tie Courthouse aoQI y
'ie town Of Winchester, two tya,i'"
and Of whicn Luc INDIA PIJur G,, ,r.h
nd posses The Why Tract. c.4
aiming 81 or - acres; the MonIM
Tract. containing 20 acres. The Ii '0G.
i1r the vdlhy or lotion lam t"rUuM.l
- > Oprr acre. and tie nOTn.HiE il"
10 ue thrown IN.
~aid' ana wlii lie sold on ore AMI wv
) ears credit. WIN Interest from GATE eA
ept TIE sum OF $50 which is % be pm
on day OF sale. Notes, with ,,Ood am aP
proved security. will be require, aU0
hen retained until the whole OF the p''
chase money is paid.
j. G. fNOuIS, Clcrh.
jan27-S7 80.