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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-04

WILLIAM P1NKNEY in his great
speech on tive Missouri Compromise
Bill in the Senate of the United
States. lS2O-'2l established for HIM
self reputation as one OF the great
est and most eloquent OF American
orators and statesmen. John b. OIL
vim Cat one time editor Of the Repub-
Ucuu .Adcocatc, published IN Fredc-
rick Town, who reported that speech,
said it was one Of the most sublime
and powerful carnations Of the hui
man mind ever uttered in the Scna-
torial forum. 1t riveted the atten-
ton of every nearer. The cradle OF
the American Union was rocked be-
meath its mighty throes. The con-
yulsions of nature We're depicted with
master hand. He touched u chord
in the heart Of his numerous auditory.
RNDEME GooDLUE HARPER, Of Balti-
moro, OF opposite politics to Pinkney,
twas touched with its sublime perora-
ton. John Quincy Adams, who was
present pronounced vt one Of the mcsst
brilliant efforts that ever fell from
human lis,s- 1t Was colossal, p"Wer-
full, owerw h@lming in its arguments
and rhetoric. II swavcd the hearts
Of the New EnglanI Senators and
brought them i'll standing for the
Union and Liberty, "no~ anI forever
rs one and lnsepor"vle. Webster
aid Pinkncy's l"cic MAS unanswrra-
bic. 1t satisfied the. North, ii SatsS
iirl the South, it sat t,ieG the East
and tho West. 1t set the. Missouri
Compromise as q rainbow of peace, to
span the political Heavens, never to
be Touched or polluted by sacriliseous
hands,
Wheaton, the biographcr Of Pink
ney, says that it WAS the greatest or
atorical display Of cloquonce and
craftsmanship ever delivered in the
American Senate
Enough Thc legislature eff Mary
land composed c.s nl,.n of both politi-
cal parties, when Tie vote We. taken
IN Dee. lS2l, for tie election Of a
Senator, to rclro~"nt this State in
Congress, VNANlMOl SLY re-elcct-
ed pinknev to I'll that station
lIrmry krm,, Eccno $ r,-man,
UPTON Bruce anI Henry Cutler, from
this County, elected ~jlho"i opYoyitloM
east the vote Of L'rr,irrirk county for
pinkAry.
Daniel of st. Thrm#s J"nitnr. "
Federal member from Charles county,
SAID lie never gave u vote with more
pleasure in bis life then " hen h"
voted for the re- election of the great
Pinhnov to the United States Senate
Such Is history.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-04

GSn- We are informed that Presi-
dent Banks, Of the Western Maryland
Railroad, will be along the line and in
Mechanicstown next Wednesday,
He can if he will give new impulse
to business operations in this place
and Sabillasvile. Let him do it.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-04

In 1867, the Republicans of Penn
sylvania made it n point against ASA
PACKER, Democratic candidate for
Governor, that his money bags and
not his brains, procured him the nom
nation, and the German farmers re-
fused to vote for him. They We're not
vet ready to vote for u Connecticut
"carpet Dagger" Yankee, but prefer
red Geary \ native to the manor
born. PACKER was not elected meth.
or will Tome reach to Gubernatoria
honors. Maryland prefers a descen.
dent Of the old Maryland Line,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-04

BY STOVES ! STOVES The
Winter and cold weather is coming. Mr.
JOSIAH :. MARTIN. Timer, Water street,
has lust received full supply of latest pat,
terms of stoves. Parlor and Cooking stoves
of all sizes. Spoutng and iohbing done at
the shortest notice. \ full supply of Tin
ware always on hand. He invites the pub.
lie to call and examine for themselves.
Oct. 2S-4 W.
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Iu. SuEElrr.
WILLIAM Il. DDIELER.
Fox Cot NTY SURVIVOR.
WILLIAM II. llll.LEAkG

Victor Emanuel has knightcd q
tnuuu. His name is q laeinto Ottl-
no. amt Ia" j, Ic4rrihrl ~ being u
man Of genius. 1t is pps because OF
hi, superior pot, and a,s that this
hunov n,l, r"n" uyon hlsu- lie might
has" rxc.llrd in that lLH~ till eloous-
day without becoming y cavalier. =
Brs his nowers take ~ L.r more origi-
n;.I and peculiar .Air.~tlon. lie III
vents the shapr, ssr the illum!natIons
--4llupr- mainly Gu. orl1 Of tin, which
support lights ;..Y. r,pr~-rnts all man
nrr Of objects, SNe4A Is ragl~', hons,
watrr-opuUts, rroUs-i, and 50 on. BN
Este devices L~ has captivatcd
tn" susceptible" monarch Of Italy, and
liz. ha, hi, reward History records
,h.- rise To- mobility Of many II hatcher
ana baker, bait this is perhaps In"
tir~, ln,tats,'.. " herein II 'canosIrstick :
luat.cr' lN.s ar!.nvel such y dl>tinc-
tL,r4
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For the Culnttw C2agiVu.
THE CREDIT SIS TEN.

All things have working system.
This is carried on in such way to
insure success. 1t matters little how
it is done,just 50 that it IS done. The
results are not taken into considera-
ton. In this way many evils are in
hlctcd On society.
The credit system is carried to ex-
tremes. 1t works in u very disastrous
way go that many to repentance VIXEN
only too late to change or repair the
evil. Some dealers are very mllch to
blame in this respect. They Se4I to
any one regardless oE results. >~mc
time they urge the purchaser 10 tax"
goods as he cnn pay for them at some
future time. They ss-ll goods Scr the
name Of selling goods They w~nt to
do business. But these goods are ex-
pecteL to Le pail tor at INV" proper
time, and it brings kre. Some per
SONS are tol,t Of buying COOKS .7Y th's
way rs they can ncver pay bor them
yet they bought tl.eln. -\fter many
days Of grac" are given, the dealer
thinks it is time to get his pay for the
goods Sold lie ..st.~i haze money 81.
I.e has waited q reasonable time. ILr
b"gins his collections and Wat docs
lac get. Anything but money, Some
giye promises in u verbal WAY, others
premises ors paper, th.s runs on to AIN
inletinitr tune. But the .e;lsr star
tAl out to- ,vllect his money, and he
got promises. like at the time d sell
ir1s his go"L@- Where is hi.- money
TAee goods wa gone, maybe ii - tn"
purchaser wts.t between two daE- SAINT
no moncy What Is hn to DO He
can blame himself for having 50 many
accounts unsettled. y business man
will watch the $ gns- Of the tlll,:+ Hnd
improve his orrortGnAty,
a man olT''' a'";':I 10 N'o" NO"
. 'lI' -, '' rn,',-t;nn ar,I rL,r,,.t.r are
At stake here, and should: We main
tanned. Ii lie has any curri, l~ra,lon
he wall promptly "'lrnd to IT. h''''
',i'''f'''S '''''71 W P''' VI '|H' M, oIl'
'',,i W., L.r' ,Ln I,r,}L,nI ,,al, Ear
more goods ON credit. The system
works poverty Credit writes down
names III III" books, hWc cash keep,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-04

President Grant seems to be after
the Nor aons and the ku-klux with
sharp stick. he seems determined
to weed out the twin relics Of barbar
ism-Polvgamv and Slavery.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-04

BY All those candidates whose
names are on the New County Ticket
will poll a heavy vote in this region
You'd better believe it. Vote it, just
as comes from the 'hanls Of the Prin-
ter.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-04

ssf~Sincc the Pennsylvania election
the Pittsburgh Hoa drops Gen. Han
cock like u hot potato, and comes out
in favor of the Hon. Thomas \. Scott,
the Railroad King, for the next Pres
iIrury Of the United States
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-04

A city out in Nevada, called Bob.
tail Cullen, has thirty dwelling honacs
and thrtv-s"ven saloons. There IA
talk OF tearing down some Of thc
houses To make more room,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-04

r4y"Thc ticket in favor Of tive new
County Of Catoctin, just as 1t comes
from the hands of the Printer can
be printed at the CLARION ot!Icc.-
We know our men, and SHOULD vote
them through. Now or never .
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-04

esa'" Maryland never yet has had a
foreigner for her Governor, and she
never will-ecct citizen not born
within the limits of the Common
wealth.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-04

OUTER kEGS.-Mrs. b. X, Con-
)wav, at her residence near Mechanics
town, has some Is or 90 Butter Kegs,
which She will dispose of on reasonable
terms, oc' "o"-W'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-04

b." Mrs. Fair, the man murderer
in California, has been refused a new
trial. The argument nn demurrer
comes up in few days. but there IS
little hope for the prisoner,
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sSaAS-uEn-1s -z -1-Rs

lf.,vEEatlN,, .AcclpENr.-.% t!14-
7rs-.~lng and i",al accile1v1 occrrrei
on last "Wednesday lu"rnin4 at the
Hanover junction, whereby Il vyrrng
l1s,n namrl Mc4hrrSon II resirE..1 Of
Gettysburg lost his l;ir In attempt
i:a.g to Jump tron Il train while i'm rtp-
id motion, he Slipped and fell un'ier-
meath the cars. She wheels Of which
i'aoseI over hllM, cutting Oft botA MS
..,i- llo die! N about TWO hr,.rs at
&c the acrir,.A,t had occurr.,f. He
I--ay,-4 u wife ~al children 10 mourn
LN. sudden ;4y.et .ll death.
LWl.vtou'n Press.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-04

Vote early and late, anA when YOU
vote, vote for the new County OF Ca
tOctln.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-04
Election Day.
"TO the polls, We noble souls, y

Next Tuesday il election day III
Maryland and Frederick County
We present the names of the candl-
dates of both political parties in the
State and County, Every voter can
take his choice. \ nomination is not
imperative, is not binding, else there
would be no use in taking the sense
Of the people upon the merits Of the
candidates. We have not, or should
not have any dictators in this conn-
try. Every freeman should unmolcs-
ted vote for whom he pIeases. This
i the meaning of our Constitution,
,his is the spirit of the secret baIlot,-
Heed its injunctions. Vote for Go,!
and your count Y and tive new county
of Catoctin.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-04

ROBERT GooDLoE HARPER, the
once great lawyer Of Baltimore in
announcing William Pinkncys death
At meeting Of the members Of the
Bar of the L. $. Supreme Court Of
which Henry Clay WIS chairman; held
1T Washington, said-"plNKNHy, that
,u' Of eloquence, has forever set.
let his going down was with n'c1-
Jlu, sp1c,clor. pinkney, whose mental
lowers growing too mighty for the
EARTHLY fabric which did contain them.
at length bursting humanity tralI
bounds, winged their upward and re-
turning flight to the all bountitnl ere
ator and bestowcr OF them.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-04
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

STATE TICKET.
For GOVERNOR.
VIM. PINkNEY WHITE.
Of Eolll~so,s city.
Ful: COMPTROLLER
LEVIN WOOLFORD,
IF Somerset county.
Fox ATTORNEY GENERAL,
ANDREW II. SY ESTER,
Of HushtAlton coua1fy.
E'oE: ClIEF JUDGE. t;1I JUUsc1Ah DIS
Hon. JOSEPH Ii. BRADLEY,
q Montgomery c"enfy-
COUNTY TICKET.
EVE STATE SENATOR.
NOAH BOWLLS.
FrN THE HorsE or DELEGATES.
ANDREW KESSI.EE,
DAVID ". THOMAS,
CHRISTIAN IT, ECkSTE.lN,
JAMES A. OWEN
DAVID THOMAS.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-04

For ATTORNEY GENERAL,
ANDREW II. SYESTER,
Of Washington couufy,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-04

IoN Sr.>-Es ATTORNEY.
!H.hNlI- III. ENGLE.
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IuE THE NETMASS tmrRT~
JUN.A'Ikl M b. hNGI.lSlte
MNkY LLOLtE.
MlElI.AS.f. ZIMMERMAN y.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-03-02
The Life and Campaigns Of
Gen. Robert E. Lee.

BY JAMEs.D. MCCABE, Jr.. one of the most
popular writers of the age.
The only authorized biography Of the
great clicftain yet published,
Endorsed hy all his leading Generals as
rHg .isrory ofIis campaigns.
And since the great hero sleeps his last
Sleep and no sound can can awake him
to glory a%-ain," let every man who cher
isIcs lis sacred memory see to it that he
has this cashct with its jewels.
Sold by subscription only. \ fine l.ith-
ographic Portrait of the hero on sheet lJx
y inches will be presented to each sub
scribcr so this work, The book and the
portrait should be in Every household in
the Land as the embodiment. IN prcccpt
and e.,amplc. of all that is Great ana Clio
riJGs IN the Southern character.
''iireati's there Il man with soul so dead.
WHO never 10 himself hath said
Thi' is my own, my native land
And Robert Lee my cDuntTymdn.
For sale by \. NJ. BURNEi.
j. X. THOMPSON,
Agents for Franklin Co.
fcb9-tf
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-03-02

VIZ spent an hour or txo IN tie
company of NJ. Thomas Mosely, a
short time since, and left him with the
impression that he was very sepsi-
Die man. We remember n remark.
of his in particular. He said that he
had carried on a farm for many years,
and that be always found it best. as .
general rule, to sell his crop just as
soon as il was made and he could
get it to market. No man, said be,
should try TO be both a farmer and n
Spectator. Iallt
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-03-02
County Court
Sales for March, 1871.

Henry Long, admir-, etc, vs. William Rose
and Wife.
BY virtue of a decree Of the County
Court of Franklin county, Tenn, pro-
nounced at it, February Term. 1871. | will.
on the lst Monday in March nest. it being
the 9Th day of said month. offer for sale at
the Courthouse door in the town Of VIM
chester. the tract OF land described in the
plcadings in this cause, known us the
Hockey Miller tract. containing 40 acres,
more or less. Said land will he sold upon
Il credit ofOne and two. years. except tue
sum Of fifty dollars, which mast he plidin
cash on day of sale. Tie holdings to COM
mcrcc at twelve dollars per acre.
Notes with approved security will be re-
CURED Of the purchaser. and 4 lien retain
ed until the purchase money is paid,
GLEN. AItLEDGE, Clerk.
February 9-S1 30
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-03-02
In Chaneery at Winchester.

John Taylor. vs. 4. J. Darwin, ct. ais.
Upon motion, and il appearing to tia
CLERK and Master from the bill which il
sworn to that defendant, 7. J.. Darwin,
is u non-residcnt of tie State OF Ten
ncsscc. 81 that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served upon him,
Ill l. therefore ordered that publication
he made for foul consecutive weeks in tie
Home journal. published in Winchester
Tennessee. requiring said non-residenl
defendant to appear before the Clerk ant
Master on or before the fourth Monday IL
JUNE. ISL. and plead. answer or demul
to complainant's bill. or the same will bt
taken fOr confessed and set Tor hearing eN
parte ~ To him. Witness my hauu al
Office. Feb. sth, 1871.
L. Ii. FINCH. CAN
febl6-it 81 50
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-03-02

BY viitu" Of al order Of -llr iSsnel from
the Circuit Court II rankin county. and
to me- dircctri, ia TIE above cau-c. I viii
expose TO sale before the Courthouse door
in Winrhrs,cr, Tor cash. on Monday. tue
9Th day OF March, ISL, a tract OF land ,y-
inI in civil districts Nos. L. e containing
three hundred acres, more or Icas, bounded
as follows; ON the north by The lands OF
ilrud-puth. ON the eats by he lands OF La
fiyritc Lynch and Jas. wagner. on tGc
sntilli by the land, OF TIE Oakley hctrs
and j.. G.. i;rnnnan. and Others. Sold 10
satisfy debt ana cost IN tho above cause.
This the 3Utp day 0f January. ISL.
D. j, MARTIN, Sheriff.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-03-02

H'T.-
us very sad. One of Monsieur
'u'uan white mules, whose name
,wretc' has departed this life. AT
Anlsling his weeks work, he laid
.'"n last Saturday evening and gave
Tue ghost. An hour before his
!. @'' he placed his head against the
'"S'o oil his master and moaned, us if
',"s for sympathy and relief. The
D'er heart of the Frenchman was
= lee and tears filed his eyes, bu,
decree had gone forth and Death
possession of his mule in spite
0erytliing that could be done.
"''eur Jonrjan's express will start
"n in q few days, and another
I've mule wiEt be obtained if possible.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-03-02

A.. }. Skidmorr, RcC'r. etc, V +. l.. Best.
In pursuance of an order of sale i-.ucd
from the Circuit Court Of Franklin coun-
ty, and to ne directed. in the above cause.
/ will cx, osc to sale for cash. before the
Courthouse. door in Winchester, on Mon
day. the 9Th day of March. lN7l, a tract of
hand living in evil districts Nos. * 8. and
loundcd rs follOws:'Dm the north ly the
lands of II"%ad>peth, on the east by the
aud, of Lafayette Lynch and Jas. Wag-
ner. on the south by the LANDS OF the OAK
ley icirs, aud on the west By the lands of
the Turner heirs. containing oar hun
drci acrc-, more OF les. sold 10 satisfy
plaintiffs demand aud cost, This the 10Th
day of Januyry. ISL.
ID. !. MARTIN, Sheriff.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-03-02

LEGAL ADvERTIsING.-We would
oa'' attention of officials to the fol
,0"'ns resolution adopted by the
'a'e rress Convention of the State:
. He'olred, That the publishers ofthe
".'e from and after the adoption Of
.al' resolution, be requested to de-
uanu all fees for legal advertising,
.Vptin eases Of sales, to be paid in
Si, or Its equivalent, ut the time of
puIlication.
LIE words "or its equivalent in the
~oiut'on was construed to mean the
@"''onal assumption Of liability by
Ne Officials or attorneys ordering the
,O'N to DO doue, and its payment on
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-03-02

On Mon lay two horses attached to
q wagon on the square became fright
end and ran away, throwins Mr.. Will
liam Cowan out, and under the hind
wheel, which passed over his body,
injuung him somewhat, but how much
w could not learn. This seems to.
have been one of those unlucky acct
dents for which no one vas to blame.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-03-02
Geo. W. Bowling, admir-, etc. vs. Berry Ii

Geo. ". Bowling, admir-, etc. vs. Berry II.
Bridges.
In pursuance of IN order Of sale issued
from the Circuit Court Of Franklin county,
and to me directed, IN the above cause, !
will sell to lie highest bidder for cash. be-
fore the Courthouse door in Winchester,
on Monday, the Gln day Of March, 1871. the
undivided interest II 1t j. II. Bridges has
in and 20 til, tract Of land Of which sam
ucI Bridge, died seized and possessed.
containing III acres, lying in ciyjl district
NO. Z. sold to satisfy tie debt and cost
in the above cause. This the 10Th day OF
january, 1911. l.. j. MARTIN, shin.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-03-02
February 9-tds

T.. I. CrismNn. adm'rX and y, {. Murrcll,
Us J. ". Gillespie, CT. ais.
On the 9th day oi March, ISL | viii of
ter for sale to the highest bidder. Uu acrcd-
it OF six months, except the sim OF $40 to
be paid in ca.hon day Ut sale, the tract Of
land Described in the picadings. said land
lie, about a. miles west Of Winchester,
on the Mann'- Ford or Lynchburg road.
Notes with approved security viii he
required, and II lien rctrincd until the
purchase money is paid.
I. II. FINCH, C.& NJ.
Feb g-tlS 3 80
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-03-02

We would be under obligations to
the magistrates Of this county if they
wouli send us q brief account Of.all
cases decided by them. We want the
Names of the parties, the time Of the
ula!. the name of the magistrate, the
OF, nse or nature of the suit, and the
Judgment. The country people know
what is going on in town, but the town
people don't know what is going on in
tne country. Help us to remedy this
matter, by making your report to the
nom journal at your earliest con
venance.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-03-02

Unfortunately we did not arrive in
fine to hear ali of Mr.. Josiah SWANS
lecture last Sunday night at the Court
House, and hence we cannot give the
SYNOPSIS which we intended.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-03-02

A number of our merchants have
Combined for the purpose Of establish
ing public sales on the Square to
vG.h produce in bulk on wagons.
Tie work is nearly completed. This
ENTERPRISE is u very sensible one.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-03-02

The late changes in the weather have
caused some sickness in town. Our
printer, Mr.. Dulin, is in bed, and Mr..
Howard Newman has been suffering
much with rheumatism.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-03-02

We publish an interesting poem to-
day, entitled ''The Knight Of Tracy
City," 1t was written by a lady, and
betokeus ability. We know nothing
about the merits Of the scene which
She describes, and if the miners think
that Injustice has been done them, our
columns are at their disposal.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-03-02

IN Chanccry at W lncbGstcI.
+. Bali 4 Co., against Valentine Dchn and
Wife.
Upon motiyn, and it appearing to the
Clerk a Master. from an order ufthc Chan
Gerry Court OF Franklin county. Tennessee.
at is January term. 1871. that the def nd
ants. John Dci.n, Joseph Dthn, Henry
Dem. fhiiOminc Dclin, and Louisa Dt!n,
are nOn-rgsident- of the State Ofleuucs,ce
50 that the ordinary process Ut the law can
be served upon them.
IL i, therefore ordered that publication
he made Tor four consecutive weeks ia the
unmc journal. Il newspaper published in
winchester. Frdnklin county, Tennessee.
requiring sdid NONRESIDENT defendants to
appear on or before the nest term of the
Ciriurcry Court, to he held Tor the county
ot FRANKLIN. at the Courthouse in W in
chester. Icnn. on Tie It'll Monday in June
next. and plead, answer or dtnlur 10
.smplainant, bill ~ The .IuIu will be ia
nrn cot confessed, and sct Tor hearing eX
piFtg ~ 20 tICm.
Witness my hand, al Office, this sth day
Vt February, iS1l.
4. II. FINCH, G. q NJ,
feLiG.It 81 50
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John W, Sylcr, admir-, etc. vs. j. II. Smili
Afford Burt ct ais.

Joln W. SNlcr, Ndlnr, etc, VSJ. II, smith,
Afford Burt ct ais.
by virtue Of an order OF ale issued rlCm
'hr Circuit Court OF Franklin court! AND
10 ne directed, NJ tie above cal'g, Viii
fer for sale for cash. hclorr lho 'clr'
nguse door in VI tnct,osLcy, ou AuUiny, ne
I'll day Of March. 1871. 4 tract o.laud cont
aiming sixty acres. living in civil ,i,jj,l
NO 10, and bounded n. lliiowe; ~ lhr
north ty tho Lands OF w, 3. Suill, on J'c
soutIrby the lands Of Ned. Smiul AMI ~,
,tlr Yves, BY the hand, OF Al. tuimorp and
uthcis. cold to satisfy debt arl cost IN
,l0rcslit order, january 3Dtl. 1871.
D.J. MARTIN. Sieg,G.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-03-02

Mr.. Estill, Clerk and Marlcr, against e.

a., a. LstHl' tI'rk ana MaIltr, against u.
II. Nil,Jcu.
ny virtue otm cXecution issued from
i''e Dhancery Court al VI inrocFtor, Tenn,
~ i.'r cause OF IL K .stil, { n VI. tor inns
ct a!s, vs. GOrAmu ct ais. / viii sci! TO the
highest bidder tor ash. before the Court
hou>c door in " inlhpstrr, on M,ouday. the
6th day OF March. M, IL tract Of land w.
ing in civil district Ne. /. containing scy-
cNtN- liVe acres, more o~r.lcss, and bounded
Is follows. On the north Iy the lands Of
II. W. Newman. On the east hy the hands
Of Mis-. Nancy k,tiil. and on the souLl ana
west by the ludsoi joint. Slater. lev
led ulon as the property OF + II rilsbcr,
ana sold to satisfy the debt and cost in the
above cause. This February nth, 1871.
y. j. MARTIN, sheriff.