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New-York tribune., 1871-12-27

BARRErTo-M his ;enee ByHe we"che",r Co. 90 Moai.s
Dre Is t:.:e' Barrett :, "a ,as ;s'. yea. Of .,
s e st Peters cS"rh wacs.r on rhor.., 70. s
Ps a, aa gs . W. . depot 1S At Aa'ta % " A'
BRDGE1of gnsumon hi. rs'eno, No us kenssns ss's-
held WEDNESDAY, nth inst
s;tend f'''-u '-D '-' ''''''''
coFFISA. hi. late r..l~poe wr. rr, 81 Ta'.i.s
Motto. Of funeral hereafter.
Nantucket. Mass. PAPERS please copy.
COOPB-n Bookyu thu 18th inss Ca,bsns Miles, vile Of David
t,,ope n the 3Bth y
Por funeral see BROOKLYN papers ,hIspm.
DArLlNG-At Paued n j. Dee rs 1871 Mle. child u
w. - snd Emma Darling asoi year aud 3 months
Puner. at ,. o. clock wedDesIsy. DEE. =.
DOrGHTY-At redene Pars SewYork D-u
Peter D Doughty. aged b Year, and lo monhs
loved wife Of e.. F.un.D .srd 90 ,.as .od man1S.
The relatives and friends the family iG,s.d a,t'oi the iosrsA
morning. 2sth inst. at 10 oc.ock
FEDOn the as inst at Pine Cottage Greenwich Township Coca.
Her iuurr place Fnend. Meeting Purcs.
tram, Ntw,iia,en Railroad. at Portehe..r
HOPPoCK-Ou MONDAY, Dec rs Jacob Hoppock year
runtr. service. will b. he. HE lat. residence. No. We" ro.s
teenh>t. on wednesiay, 2in inst n, clock
MACY-suddeny Tuesday morning. Dec 6 Pauline wife Of Jal
Funeral services will be held O'Clock THURSDAY ash
the Harlem Congregations Church ,D, ,hunre nth st,
Of secOnd.'e Relatives aud fsud' invited to '''ad
without further notice.
McGUIRE-n Harlem Dec "a Samuel Alexander Mcclure .se -
The and fends Of the family are -e.es .oyts to ..-.s
% srsr, % DS a on %enesa.y !sss At clos.
MARIS-At Darlington. Maryland h aTh JsssJ Maria
sgrd 2l years
OSTRANDER-At NewPvdence ~ j. the rsdrnce Of bef
A. 0sander Monday. Dee. q 1871: Caroline h. wldos u
rande and daughter the late Aooenei Lsingoa
Manor Columbia to T. the 18th VI
Calvary Church summit j. THURSDAY 18th
sllps Remains will be To family vault. Linlthgs.
Of with chspel of vault Rssss sn1
friends invited.
HUDSON and Albany pspen
OF Roln b. Sbslion and I'm u L. hts M
srrvei the will
West THURSDAY Des S at cork Relahvss
aud frrnd ART invited tO
SrAPLES-At Bridgeport Conn MONDAY Oc l Ms Charloo
n. Staples aaei ~ yesuL
The relative. family invited the funeral
on TburSisy CLOCK from Chras tburrn New Hsssa
train at Ne~iort Carriages will be waiting al As
drpot Bridgeport
sTORRS-At Piauteh n j. Dcc rs Jospb sg~d y
R-su,es the his rs
,ence P.uheld wduesAy Dec q. oclock IN. Trna
leaves York b. C. r. foot OF ib-ry At i3-S
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27

The Free Trade League would appear to bc
I'm even a way than the public suppose 1t,
II the statements IN the following begging letter which
IA now circulating among the old Subscribers be
trusted:
SIR: The Free Trade League has done good service
the past year. Public attention has been called to sub
ipct vital to our interests The rXrhrquer OF the League
Is now at very low point and requires some aid TO- cover
expenses up to the lst OF Marh next Soe prominent
friends of the eort making the League have
ly contributed keep going and we respectfully solicit
some aid from you We would call upon you personally
N we belle yed necessary but convinced you ~li
help the workers without that. donation of 800 10
roo Ia all We ask from each Of our odd contributors
To the object Your check "a order of under signed Will
be gladly received. Very truly yours.
B. II. HUTTON, Finance Committee. +. T. l..
No IA Duu,se st., Ner. YOrE. Dec II, 1911
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
THE GRAND DUKE IN CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, Dec. 26-Grand Duke Alexis ar
rived here at this evening lie received at the
depot by the Mayor and committee OF citizens, and
serenaded later In the evening. Tomorrow the Duke
will be driven about the city and To Newberg where he
will visit the iron mills and other manufactures. On
his return he will the Fire Department and then
visit the National Inventors Exposition. which opens
Tomorrow The Duke remains here until to morrow.
HI. wclrome was very cordial.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27

su c IA, r.v,.s,s w.n.. C.icusss Sand Hssa sssk
snp @ Hs-d-u Dr., D.-se.r- s:... 10 4:z: !. e.II.s
M rs:.s s.y S. II: [ m
rs s:rs < s'Psa.ss Pss. % s.1c 0sae:ss a.y: ~
s $. U.s.. 81 a:: ts: s:::.s : t:;; =: ~
BARK Psooren r Avoq Iqugse los d.y. "S s. q -
E.: s s:.:; s:.:s sI,.s. s. ~ S:s ss
Bari KasdvF Na, y'eu'sq Po" Talbot a days. With f"'''
Bars rnh.. K o. B..ot n.rs..is, d,y siss o.ss -
s:,t An. w l,.:s. 4,: sss 3 vim S 8 .": %
BfS lo H.n.r g. Dale x.4s. Vi. H'bf'' for orders
Bhs Csb. iEor., s.l~er Hav.s. I, d.y, with sugar.
Bds Willy s%Iih loi Pas~, 81 Bui'O' Cap Hot - ''''
Bng C.,sb<IIs Goa'bsO xe T.ry C'aI 81 d,' With "''
B,s Two Br1ter I B~S,) we,sr, Turp.a MeI for PAii.-
'' rS G.. rs,r;..';: s: ..s So. ::s''
SS .er e: q g. ''s s:,scs s ''s
Schr Bailey of Ne~Loston). Bailey Jacne 10 asS" ~
Sctn 4bSy WseSu Lord JsclsunIe Fla dsv With inssn
ssHooSss'vs.I.v1S q. n,, .sn ,2nmsrs 2,,.. s.,..
Sa, o,s, R.%.' S,s l. iss..s" Ms%',, s..sr. s1s.
T. il ss@es Ssl.,ror- S'"A " s..'-,I s.I."''a
rssseIi Pori Johnson.
wIND-Sando~s light. N. r.: efoaf'
DOMESTIC PORTS.
sn%, so.Ty' D- D' ps.a.r .Ts: c ""s' @ - s
sDr,poe; Emm. Hartman frS. lor"r; b's' ar' S<s
.s ftomG Core. and Psrs ruan Fsysl.
S.vAsxAs 25-Arrved barts Csrrertt ffom ~ J,"u,
r. Dublin; Nsrscsnsrit from kosrdsm hor~
ham yonng Iisyw. from Nsvsus bnss oso' h"o
tinfurgo CLEARED steamship FrSs
bark Aobsms Tor Doboy; cur tonser' n've ~
Lswy- Del Dec 2s-Av-d ~Lr, Nav and Evern firm Ses
YoE
hnnspotes
from liverpool Que~n snd Lr~na. from T." J.ncst
Amelia Hs from h-isrss ~nr
Arctic Johns; Lens, sni N"r'gsn lsA h'oS
Trav--r and hng Sap~rb. frm Rio j,ueiro. Il" ofirrs A.
steamship Soub Tom No~.
Yorks nj Ely fnnii
Nes- lok
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
THE STAFF OF 1R1DE


wnxixsrov e6-spints Of Tnrp"o'n- lr- he" at 80
Ro,n sr a. s. - se,iv Al ~ ~ os
- for yellow Dlr sad v.gn Tar qsc at =! 10 .
EEvO1LYASs Plour .rarct SIp~rAne 81 y Drrss
~ 81 70; Trrbi- fItr, S81Ss ia Com ~'r s
quiet Gic. Bran hrm ~ &c. Ha'nsr hrm st ~ P.fs
dul: offering dali Sborters Clear Rh sfes
osrpg Clear sdr.. New Sugar ruri Hsus l3fis.
ur quiet T~r,. 1lp-.; Kr. in 1iO.c ssPn fn-ss
utror G!c Co|won oo~d 'ommon t'G'" ar" s,, t~r
1,03ic.. M,s ses-mapl infrrot. hJ~
Prime :0 43c strictly Prime Con.r n. RI, ~hssy
asI ErhsugrseGng 1884, Ses-iot ssht az pes o<ss
d,cDunt.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
OIL ExPL0sIoS-sIx MEN INJURED.

OIL CRY, Penn, Dee. 2G.-Thc Cosmopolitan
Well shrub GIahs belonging to B0t-ford TO-. took
me- tins morning. by explosion Of the ga while drill
Ing severely burning six including OF the own
ere. NT Botsi0ld the derrick was entirely do,troycd
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
nruof,RATIC REFORM ORGANIZATION.

The Reform Democracy began, last evening"
the work Of recognizing the Demo'ra,'c parry VI "
y,., T., avery Ward of the city books were opened.
and such legal voters as applied were registered The
hooks will he kept open until Saturday evening When
the work Of registration Is completed on elecuon w pe
held for General Committee, when TiiI oe' d. APoi'o
Hall soon after ~ perfect its ORGANIZATIONS
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
PHILADELPHIA LIVE STOCK MARKET D-~ -

The demand for Beef Cti this i!ht b, the sales ,s
Prices ranged from h0.r p for fs 10 goi tti lot"
71te wrS,eru sn PeunSyvsns Ste Common e<'s
at from iDjc. T. n
Saxrp-Ths quite .r,- ssi sas her soA u
frouJi U6c b n. c'D:itoa
os-Ihe demand Hogs better spi 900 heal n1HR 6asa1
G from 50 % to :; y 100 10, n-t
GOws-T fuD snd Tue sAseds
~ mead sold . from $a0 20 $6U Is to qusiU
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
POLITICAL. NOTES.

Republican primaries for the election OF dele
gates the Kings County General Committee of lo1!,
will be held Tomorrow evening.
The REPUBLICANS of Bangor, Me-, have re-
nominated Mr Joseph S. Vince wright for Mayor. to I'LL
the pred term OF the late Mayor Dale.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

For other Ship ysws Third Pdyrl
ARRIVED.
steamship Europa Br Ga.so~ Mor'r Pee TO- III
pis, snd pass - lienjvr.on bras
atrsmshr 4. Johnson teoTErtsn u C. ~lih wd
10 Geo. b. kerrak 80
steam nip N Ci,ae Drev Richmond Ctr Poa. aud Eoiok
~,,L ul,s and, N Wasiax,oa L u
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION.
TIE ADMINISTRATIONS DEFENDED BY THE CoLC'
BIA POSTMASTER

FrOn th< Ohi9 oiaH 1or'"o' II. .
Greeley honestly supposes, probably una. a,. u
lac farming would be Ia less danger 'front.' the e9H"'nk
J IairOnAgr win hn ehtii,J h.w iis. :" ~
'r,ru,. ln IN kc than Grant on second TERM WIN
,n,, OF the places tho CIVIL Service airhn' hasno %
i,t,Iy filled Probably GreeeY honestly o;ilo'es ''u~
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27

Parsons Purgative Pill.-B-st family phync, SHER,oAs
CAvALkr CoA pITION POwDPK- for iior~s.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27

Laughing (:as.- co-pS, second I'c'nr" 'n' PStbios
81 Coop-r In,gtr THGGsnAT Arrsa
L.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27

A FHvorite with santa CIaus.-' oustsnine. PfSs Taa
Toilet and Chapp.i Hands, A. Anu Sold e''rrber-
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27

HTDSOS- DES-On q resirucs Of hs bnfSe
parrnts Psrsvl- L. L. Rev tienrv B~.r Mr. "m u i1t
BeIIel daughter the ocans Ne
csri%
LEFFINGwELL-HATHAWAY-In BROOKLYN D-~mber ~ h,
Rev. Henry Beecbrr Albert Lfngxel Nsry ushA
wav. all OF Brooklyn. No cards
wEYr-vAS SfHAICK In City OF Broo J from the r-ad-ns
the bride rarrnts. De- IS hSt,B msrl
Ralph Neni Mary vas sll City II
Bruo.Iy"
ITO, pap-Es copy
An Nohces Marriages musi be indorsed Utth 1sH
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27

Wedding md Waiting Cards, uins StauHus s"e Pssss
w SoEs i0+ Fsrop Oto DurcH tsusGa
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
A MUSICAL NOVELTY.

A choir of young colored people, known as
"The Jubilee singers. to give concert this evening
IN Mr. Beechers Church Brooklyn. under rather pecu-
liar circumstances. The singers are students OF the
Fisk University of Nashville Tenn, and the purpose OF
their performances (which they have been giving Tor
some time IN Ohio and esewhere is to raise money for
the institution that has trained thrm Western papers
sneak highly ot the sweetness OF their voices and the
correctness their pxecution but whatever the mu>-
cal merits Of the may be, the curious spiritual
slave songs which they brought with them out Of bond
a.,r can hardly fail 10 he OF interest.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
Sufeial Notices
>tatunry,
Bv &. X. Iyss.
OS RxHiBiri0S ASD SAIa
Ar ~ Fivrn AYR.

StAtunry,
Bv X. iyEs
OS ExWBroS ASD SALS
Ar ~ Ftvrn
bargains IN Fine (:old Jewciry.
wHOLBsALs PRiCHa
FINE GOLD EARRlNGS md PINS
ErRUS, AN CAMEO GARNBr. Ac.
Al EARRINGS AND PINS
ONYA AND JET EAk-kINGS AND PIMA
GOLD BASD AID CHAIN BRA4BJBrS
GOLD IyOtKETs AND NECKLACKS
SEAL RINGS AMETHYST, CAMEO. TOPAZ. Ae
SLhEvE BUTTONS AND SrUn.
HANDK RCiilEf RINGS. glow YASTEnKRS>
.DiAAUNp RlSGS AND STUDS
CnILDRbNs GOLD ARMIbrS
CnLDRIN'S GOLD RINGS AND BARRiNGS
GOLD WAN htHAlNS
GOLD AND SILVER fllMBLBS
MATCHES AND JEwkL RkPARkp
StE PRl( kS HkfORs BlliN0
0RO e. ALLkN s<i Bro.dvs,.
Near foarte~sth a.
Ilxrxuins % sjlycrwarc.
WiiOLBsALB PRICES.
Gto e. ALLEN. S Bro.dvsy ae.r foarteeotb~
Holiday Pre.enis.
stereoscopr< <sA yis.a Chro@os and Frames.
EAH. T. ANTHONY Co.
asi BraAivsy
Oppoats Meopolitsn
Po,itcai-A meeting of the fORLORN HOPH si - 1t Nd
n Iii a. rat pki EVENING p-, ~ 81 ocir. - al
ei h, Hon HbODURk TuMLiNSON. Ds,norat. and Wsta
nsnrn are respectfully Gu.ri to atcAi
Po.,.lre hotcc.lhe mails Arope dur as hs -eel eel
M SATURDAY D b. iSi wil close tins sce TUESDAY a n
, u w wednesday A AZ ~. std W Saisrisy stS
T. u. JONAS PosLaAsisS
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27

Watch No. ,S9t pm-Wnder, h-'rins Tr,ir Msrh
F-drnc Msnon " manufactured b' Os'rSs
Sr.rs NATCH Goa has 81 by
moatLs It's TO, variation eg s-'oni,
IT,. Ia Front n. Z.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27

Do MT Pail to Procure Mrs. Wbr.ow's Soothina
lIIc III Idrru, ,eathlu,
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
M.fRRIFD

Angell's Turkish Baths. LeIing'
eyer, lay and all ulgh, Lsdie, ia, AZ
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
FNGLISU OPERA.

Madame Parepa- Rosa is gradually moving
Eastward with her English Company and is now III
Buffalo where the Grand Duke attended her Christmas
Performance OF Martha" He presented her the next
day magnificent par Of bracelets. On the Sth OF Ja'-
AIRY the troupe open three weeks engagement IN
Boston and 5th OF February we shall have them
again in New.York. They will then produce three works
in which We have not heard them, La Gazza Ladra,
which they have recently PLAYED in Cincinnati and else
where, the BaO III Maschera" and CherubiI's " Les
Ieux IournGes," under the English title OF The Water
{ rrI
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
The Best IIoiidny Present for u Lnd

A GROVER. AID BhKYr SEWN" NNHss
ss.esrooIn. 40 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
DIED.

Marriages musl be iniosed WIth Iku
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27

G-ntisn0
.un-gasie1 .
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27
MUSIC AND THE DR4N1
MUSIC.
THEODORE wACHTEL.

Herr Wachtcl has made very snccesslui
Western tour and has paid brief visit in Nfw-lork
en- route for Philadelphia. He sang The fostiloh vi
Longiumcau" at Christmas matinee at the Gran" oPI'
House before all immense and vocferously eHhusasuc
audience Miss Canissa Herr vierling, and Herr Fra
nosch being his principal supporters He appears IN
Philadelphia ON Friday and thence goes to Washington
Baltimore and some of the principal western cles,
returning 10 NewYork for the Parcpa Rosa season "i
italian Opera in the Spring We are informed tha' DIS
share in the profits Of his American tour mas ar'aul
reached the sum Of $4,000 His contract with MT Carr
Rosa has still four or five months to run
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27

THE ACTION or THE CIVIL sERv-
to"Ss ,cn RrGuLArIoNs-ALL VACANCIES no BE BE
FILLED IMMEpIArELY-THE SUPPLEMENT- Hl1;s a sr
New-York tribune., 1871-12-27

An NOficfs
name aud odD
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-24
"Onc more unfortunate,
itaslily importunate.'

MYsTERIOUs CAvALCaDE.--On Tuesday
morning, between 3 and 1 o'clock, about
ten or twelve horscmcn passed through
to"n in 4 northern direction. They were
moi disguised. and pursued the even tenor
OF their way without turning to the right
OF left to mNlest. or even awake anybody,
save the landlord Of the hotel and II or
%o others. They must have been a band
oi ,hIrights errant, going North to join
'at Victoria League. to render material as
sR'ance to tie strong-minded ofthe weak
y se& to avcngc their wrongs and place
.heir rights upon the eternal rock OF polit-
!~iI equality; or. some of Uncle Sans
" nosing out some yiolator of his infer
" receage Lurs.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-24
TnIRSDAY, : AUGUST "a, 1871
Notice !

Subscriptions to the Home Journal cal
4. left with the following persons, who
um forward US the names of new sub
scriber,:
" W. Martin. Dechcrd, Tenn.
4 James Sargent. Esq. Cowan, Tenn.
U.R. Moore& Co.. Hunts Station.
,Ino.F Anderson, Grow Creek, Tenn.
II, ". Faris. T%ullahoma Tenn.
I. Wm. VI. Nhitworth S~cottsboro Ala.
y $. Curlc, Shelbyvillc, Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-24

solomon Kennedy, an old esteemed citi-
zen, living in the Southern portion of this
county, suicided on Tuesday, the l5h inst,
by cutting his throat with IA razor. lie
tod his family that he was going ont in
the shade to shave. and as he left the
hoUse commenced running and cutting.
inflicting six wounds. either oncot which
would have proven fatal. He ran about
30 yards and fell dead. Pccuniary cmtar-
rassruent was the supposed cause. His
dealt will be lamented by a number of the
boy sorthe Lost Cause" to whom he was
10 Kind
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-24

A POPULAR LIFE lNs. Co.--The'N Nash
yille Life. through their Agent, Mr.. Robt.
s.. Iiynp-, secured eleven Applications IN
on, DAY in an adjoining County to insure
S2y.GGO. Considering the dizziness OF the
time. this is Il meritcd compliments to the
popularity oftI,e Company, no less thah Is
the interchangeable energy Of Mr.. llynes.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-24

DIED On the morning ofthe 23d, at
o'clock. at his residence, in this pace. Mr.
VIM. McMurray, one Of our Oldest an,
most respected citizens. lie will he bur
ricd ut 0 o'clock, tomorrow (Ihursday,
morning. Services at the Cemetery. lli'
friends and acquaintance are invited
-" Nashville papers please copy.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-24
Administrators Notice

Having this day suggested the insolycn-
cy 4 the estate ufJosrp /. Baker. der'd
| thereby notify IL persons having clam.
LgaiEa. ssi. estate 20 .iIe them with tie
..un;r Cpurc Clerh OF FrSnN..r count
Tenn. duiy a:t1epyi.4,ed, in { z, Zinc git-
en- BY law, G. sUey iTil D forever barred.
This angus, t.ls 4st. 1911
90. COBBLE ADM
Au22tH
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-24

Ton RINT.-A good, comfortable dwell
In I,usc, with four rooms, haacthrnt' ana
all necessary ~out-houses also. Il good ris-
terri. Can be rented from now till the lst
day of january, 1872. Apply to Mis-. Mary
Stewart, at her residence.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-24

wc)carn that two men by the name OF
poison and McRac fell out at George
storc, in Lincoln county, one day last
g.. and after shooting ut eacn other TWO
or three timea, II was killed, and the Other
mortality wounded.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-24

On the evening of the 18th, Mr.. John
Mvrkum. who owns the Elk River Mills,
near Fayetteville, was killed by an mn
Known hand, while at supper at Mr.. Parks
TowuSrn.'s house, near old Hazel Green
Alabama.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-24
NOTICE..

All persons having claims against the
estate of Sion Uamron. deed. are hereby
notified to file them duly authenticated.
with the Clerk Of the County Court of
Franklin county by thc4th day of Scptem-
Der, 1871, or they will be forever barred.
GLEN ARLEDGE, Clerk.
.iuIust i0-tI
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-24

\ Mons. A. Jourdan still keeps a splendlc
Of confectionerics on hand. II
Won want anything in his line give nm Il
call. Monsieur is a live man, and deserves
patronage ofthis community.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-24

ahCRGhARs.-On last Friday night ON
WV was the scene Of several burglariOu'
operations. The rngues broke open the
s~'i'@e shop of Mcssrs Logan a Burrougil
" get tools with which to work. and then
AVred the Saddlcr Shop of T. Merritt
~ Tie store of Messrs Garner d Handy
M""hich they took some Sc or 81 in
-"ey' and several pieces ofbAcon. They
~ effected an entrance into the store
= F'Eansom. through = brick wall next
n - public street. We suggest to our
~.eW-headci ncighbors. the attaclmcntot
80 heil to tie door by a cord, to wake
\. ''e "ccnpapts. or their neighbors, upon
looF Heirg opened. From ti-ir OPP
''oh'there mus nave been several in
gang OF 'hiey ing rascals.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-24
3m. IN. ] ".

,T,rrti-.ments not marked with the
.'' TnI insertions desired, will be con
.uTn"",J tul forbidden and charged accord
'"7 iy4rtiser cnts in local column twenty
N, ',nts Der line each insertion.
P'''lrn,,rut. advertisements mus; he paid
L ; ,dyai't.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-24
Cash for Dried Fruit.

We would say to those having dried
peaches TO dispose OF that We will pay cash
Tor Il limited quantity. Call at the Drug
store.
WIiIpPLE 4 PHILLIPS.
Winchester, Aug. II, !S7l-2t
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-24

PRorRACrfD MEETINas.--The protracte'
meptiru at Goshen closed Sunday last
We learn they had thirty-iive or fort!
= conversions.
The Mctiodists ofthis place commenced
aprorartod meeting last Sabiath,a hd 't'
nov progressing with a prospect otmucl
GOO helm accomplished for this town an'
v%icinity. We certainly need a revival
an a}l tShioaed reyival--of religion in TIN
comhUn.ty az badly As we need rain.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-24

The communication ofJohn FrizzrlI, in
tended for last wcck', issue. was unavoid-
ably crowded out, and icncc did not APP
pear as soon as the writer expected and
Desired.
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MARRIAGE LI~CENsrs.-Thc followin
Marriage Licenses have been issued sine
our Inst report:
Jas. " Clifford to Sarah l.. farley.
Silas Prince to Candis Ashley.
Wa. stevens to Sarah Gamble.
JOIN ClitwOod to Elizabeth +. Rhew.
Wm. T. I.eage to Mamie Hill.
jams Well. to Jane Stephens.
H. VI. Gault to Mary +. Darwin.
J. \. Porter to Lou Hines.
j. ". Woods to s. NJ. West.
Louis ID. Hall to Mary j. Anders.
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4 LEFT OVER.-In order to give room 10
AIR. Friz2rlrs communication. several ar
Role. Of intcrest are left over till our next
is..p,
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E~ASsNACHT,
WAGON MAN UFACTURIR.
Winchester, Tenmcssee.
tennessee.

desire to call the special attention Of
l. farmers, or those that are in need of q
wagon of any description, 10 my work.
They would do well 20 come and examine
it before purchasing els where, My wag-
ons are pat Up or
The Best .%JfafefiaI,
aud they will also be found to be of light
draft. one particular point in Il wagon.
No work nor expense is spared 10 make 4
Desirable and GoOd UagoH.
My prices are low and the work warranted
to give
Entire Satisfaction.
No wagon OF the kind can be bought for
less money at any place.
ANDREW FASSNACHT,
Winchester, Tennessee
june lj.Gm
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advertisements inserted at 81 so per
Nu,V' fen lines (brevier size first in
SlnG', md 70 cents ior each subsequent
insertion.
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Notice !

The firm 81 Louis DAYS & Co. hls this
day dissolved. by MUTUAL consent; aud all
persons having 81 aims against them vii.
present them Tor payment. and those
knowing themselves indebted will como
forward and settle. u their accounts will
he placed n 1.-THE hauus OF an officer. The
business OF the tirn will Jc closed by A.
.Jourdan. /, DAYS,
August o. ISL. y. JOURpAN.
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w. l.. DONALDSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
S"cottSboE'o, Ala.

Practices in Courts of Jachsor end adj
joining counties, also Supreme Courts of
tl' state Front attention given 10 col
ieytions.
Refer, 80 Hon. L. Turney and Hon. \.
). Marks. Winchester. Tenn /; Hon. A. :.
Colyar. Nush, lille. Tenn; Hon. Vim. II.
kerchcyal. Fayetteville, Fem.
julyl3
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Jno. a. Curtis, rs James Lambert, ct. ais

Jno. a. Curtis, IS James Lambert, ct. ais
and
Peter simmons vs. James Lambert. ct. ais.
by virtue of = decree ofthe Cliancery
Court of Franklin county. Tenn. pro-
nounccd at its June Term, 1871, in thC
above causc, | will, OF the
18th day Of August, 1871,
it being the ith Mcnr:ay ofsaid month. at
the Courthouse door in Winchester. Tenn.
offer for sale 10 the highest bidder, the
following described tract of lard:
Lying in civil district NO. 4 of Franklin
county, Tenn, known as the Wakefield
Tract, near Braurhyillc. adjoining t.e
lands Of l.. J.. Mathews. Mrs. Mcclure, Pc
ter Simmons and others, containing lis
acres. sold ~ tie property OF James
Lambert.
TtRMs:-Said land will be sold on a
credit of siX, twelve and eighteen months,
without the equity of redemption. pun
chaser to give notes with good and APP
proved security, aud Il lien Retained un.lI
lac purchase money is paid.
I. II. j NCH. C.. & n.
and Special Commissioner.
July 21th-sll 70
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g. %EaIdlllHI9s,
Furniture EeealeE
Manufacturer !
Winchester, Tcnu.,

Invites pUblic attention to their se,r!
and extensive stock Of iirst-ciass turni-
turc. Everything that is usually kep5 IN
III establishment of thi. kind VII! he a..
ways on hand, and will be sold upor A.
reasonable terms as tie same articles can
- bought @ny where. whether in the cour-
y o. rJ' Vt IT.
coy Way PEODUOE
VIII De ken ir aSe,ancc Cor goods.
.t.Eiu vii De mace upon order.
q e. 20 E-t.re. - an, rne, d.y or might.