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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-11-14
RELIABLE FRUIT TREES

Of home growth. All invited to Inspect our stock
Of APPLE TREES which cannot be sxceilsd Tor quail
ity and well acapted variety. Nursery 4 mile east
Of the court house, Lancaster, Wis.
2Otf JOEL A. W. BARBER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-11-14
Agents Wanted!
LANCASTER NURSERY

few good men who understand fruit trees can find
prof table employment for the winter by calling npon
or addressing US at once We desire Local Agents
In different towns, men of known character who viii
canvass In their vicinity and sell
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-11-14

FEEDING TURNIPs TO SHEEP.-We
read lately of q Southern farmer who
kept sheep aud raised turnips for
them. During the winter he could
not inducehis sheep TO eat the turnips
except by cutting Thorn 10 pieces
with knife and handing them to
the sheep. As q hundred were too
many to feed in this manner, the
roots were allowed to rot and become
wasted. Now it is worth while for
such men to know that there are cut
ting machines by which the roots for
u hundred sheep can be sliced up in a
few minutes, and that it is impossi.
BILE for Merino sheep to eat white
turuip unless it remains fast rooted
in the ground. In this manner thous-
ands of acres of roots could be profit
ably fed to sheep in the South.
Whom tho turnips are soooped out,
the shells arc to be thrown out with
hoe, and they too will be eaten up
clean There are but these two
ways Of feeding turnips to sheep.
Cutting, however, is altogether prac-
ticed by the best sheep-masters.
How TO KEEP CIDER.-Mr. Il. Will
liams, in the journal Of the Farm,
gives the following: Il am aware
that there are a. many recipes Tor
Keeping cider as for curing colds or
rheumatism. Some of them doubt
less are good, but most Of them are
worthless. Here is one which | have
toand to answer the purpose admra-
bly, and az your readers will observe,
IS very simple one. ! allow the ci-
Ter, rs II comes from the press 10
stand until the pomace settles. When
this point is reached, ! put it in a
clear vessel, and let it come to u boil,
skimming OIL the scum carefully. II
IS then put into kegs or demiiohns,
and tightly corked aud scaled. By
this process | have excellent sweet
cider, not merely for the entire win j..
ter, but for years. This method
would not, Of course, be available
where large quantities are made, but
for an ordinary family itanswers adj
mirably."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-06-29

BLAcKBERRIEs. Blackberry season
is upon us and We would urge our
readers to make the most of it. This
delicious fruit is not the less valuable,
intrinsically because it grows sponta-
neously all over the country, and may
be had in profusion for the picking.
Apart from the delicious pies, cordials
and harmalades, it yields a wine, with
proper manipulation, superior to the
best claret that can be bought in
our market, and valuable for its medi-
cinal properties. How many families
throughout, our fruitful Southland
might supply their tables the year
round with blackberry wine and pick.
les, almost without money, by the ex-
ercise of a little care and industry and
intelligence in the proper season. thus
adding Injuries to the home supplies.
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DELINQUENT Tax Sales.

BY virtue OF an order of sale issued to
me on the 2Sth of April, 1871, by the CLERK
of the Circuit Court of Franklin county
Tenn, in favor of the Mayor and Alder
men of Winchester, Tenn, / will proceed
to sell, to tie highest bidder, for cash, OH
Monday, the 3D. day of July, 1871, the fol-
lowing described property, belonging tc
the following parties, for the taxes and
costs as sessessed opposite to each lot, to-
wit:
One lot in the 18th Ward of the town OF
Winchester, adjoining the lots of Thos j,
Jackson, w. j.. Taylor, and Mrs. Brazel-
ton. Assessed as the property Of Mrs. Mil
ley Curle. Taxes and costs, SIS 35.
One lot in 18th Ward of said town of
Winchester, adjoining the lots of Mrs. Mil
ley Curle, Mrs. Mary Lee and Thos. Short.
Assessed in the name Of Christopher Curle.
Faxes and costs. 81 GO.
One lot on the Public Square, south
west corner, known as the Brazelton Cor
ner. and assessed in the name of BraZclton
Il Co. Taxes and costs, S2S 90.
One lot in the I'd Ward of Winchester,
on Public Square, adjoining the Livery
Stable of Horn u Sartin. and assessed in
the name OF G. NJ. Farmer. Taxes and
costs, $24 so.
One town lot in lst Ward Of Winchester,
adjoining the lots of Mrs. A. Oehmig anC
Mr.. Il. NJ Pryor, and assessed in the name
of G.. f. Robertson. Taxes and costs,
SIS 90.
One lot in LIST Ward of Winchester. ad-
joining the lot Of w. Il. Taylor, and as
sessed in the name of A. e.. Black. Taxes
and costs, SIS 90.
Said lots will be sold to satisfy said order
of sale in my hands. This May 18th, 1871.
WILLIAM VAUGHAN,
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Explanatory.

by an arrangement of our predeces.
pr with a publisher in Columbia, Ten
essee. the outside of the Home Jour.
y has been printed in that town for
while past. OF curse a stipulated
amber of sheets are printed weekly
d sent by express to Winchester.
<lls number is insufficient to supply
IVY odd new subscribers and the de
And for extra copies this week. In a
(ort time we shall have everything as
!. oiden times, and will be able to sup.
any demand.
for reasons not necessary to name,
= send out this issue one day in ad.
nee OF its date.
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DEATH OF ANDREW JACKSON DoNEL.
IA special dispatch to the Union
y american announces the death OF
PA. Andrew Jackson Donelson, at
Peabody Hotel in Memphis, on last
Pnuay night. One dispatch says he
OF pneumonia, another says, of
P'era morbus. He was the adopted
OIL the Hero of the Hermitage, was
rrlvate Secretary during both
us Of his administration, and after.
as served as Minister and P!!enipo.
t.afy to the Republic of Texas, and
Prussia. On his return home he
E.eeaed Frank Blair, ST., as editor
Fne Washington Union, and then
lot the Vice Presidency on the
'uofs ticket. He was, rs the Union
american remarks, one of the last
.lat bind us to q purer and nobler
tie was II years Of age, and
rs a family, besides thousands OF
'fers, to mourn his loss.
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Non.R Resident Notice.
William b Smith, admir-, W Polly DamrOl

William B Smith, admir-, W Polly Damron
ct ais.
In this cause it appearing to the satis-
faction of the court that william Damron,
Thomas Damron,:: Daniel Sherwood, Eliza
beth Sherwood, Rough COldwell and wife
are non-residents of the State of Tennes-
see, so that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served upon them,
1t Is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in the
Home Journal. q newspaper published In
Winchester Tenn, requiring said non-
resident defendants to pocar on or before
he LIST Monday in July next to plead, an.
wer. or demur to compliments bill, or the
m will be taken for confessed and Get
or hearing ex parte az 10 them.
june8-4t CLHH. ARLBpoA Clerk.
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MAD-DoG Seasonal mad.dog was
killed in Nashville the other day, and
4 mad-dog panic seems to be extending
both in town and country. BE careful
then, as to the canine species. We can
bless them for fidelity to masters,
which human beings would do well to
exhibit towards each other, but we have
20 patience with them when suffering
ifom hydrophobia, just as we have no
patience with men crazy upon subjects
beyond the power of mortal reason.
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House and Lot for Sale.

by virtue Of n decree Of the Circuit
Court OF Franklin county, Tenn. pro-
nounced at the March Term, 1871, In the
cause Of II. Q. Shunlate W., G. Is. Anstell.
ct. ais, building Committee of Dcchcrd
Church, l will offer for sale, dt the Court
house tloor in the town Of Winchester, on
the 4th Monday IN july next. to the high
est bidder for cash, said Church and lot,
situated in the town of Decherd, franklin
county, Tenn, md bounded OH the north
by II lot owned by petitioner, on the enst
by Il lot owned by -- Bennett; on the
south by n lot owned by Hannibal Wright,
and on the west by n lot owned by Cous-
ms. This June 27th, 1871.
.i w. II, j. JACKSON, Clerk.
iun29-tds 8 60 -.
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ENcoURAGING.-Itis quite gratifying
to us to be able to state that on Mon
day last were added the names Of forty.
one new subscribers to the Home Jour
nal. At this rate we shall soon have
our paper a visitor to a majority of the
people in old Franklin, and our labors
to make it quite welcome shall keer
pace with our anxiety to do so. All
sirs, what a vigor encouragement gives
to exertion! and alas! how many in
this curious world have felt their hearts
become like leaden things within their
bosoms simply because they felt that
all their energy was being wasted !
Happy those who POSSESS the patience
to labor and to wait! The golden
harvest comes at last, but death too
often is the reaper. Be this as it may,
send in your names for the Home
Journal.
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CHANcERY CoURT.-Chancery Court
is in session in our town, and Hon. W.
?. Hickerson is presiding in place OF
Chancellor A. S. Marks, who, being
interested as Attorney in most of the
cases to be tried, is consequently in
competent. But a worthier gentleman
has never presided in lieu of a more
worthy one.
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In Circuit Court at Winchester.

Because 1t appears from the allegations
In the bill in this cause, which are sworn
10, that the defendant, Farley b. Wade, is
Is a nonresident of.the State ofTennessee.
1t is therefore ordered by the Clerk that
publication be made in the Home journal.
u newspaper published in the town of
Winchester, Tenn, for four successive
weeks, commanding the said +, B. Wade
to appear ut the next term Of the Circuit
Court for Franklin county, at the Court
house thereof, in the town Of Winchester,
on the 4th Monday of fully next, and make
defense to said bin. or the sa ne will bc tn
ken for confessed as to him, and set for
hearing cX pnrte.
Witness my hand, at office, this 9th Of
June, 1871. II. j. JACKSON, Clerk.
iuncD9-1t 4 so
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THANKs.-At a meeting of Cumbcr-
land Lodge No. 1853, F. A. NJ, last
Monday night, a resolution of thanks
was passed unanimously to the Com
mittec of Arrangements, TO the citizens
who aided, and to the visiting Lodges,
upon the occasion of the celebration of
st. Johns Day.
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Notice !!

subscriptions to the Home journal cal
be left with the following persons, wht
will forward US the names of new SUD
sCribers:
W. w. Martin, Decherd, Tenn.
james Sargent, Esq, Cowan, Tenn.
H.R. Moore& Co., Hunts Station.
Juo.F Anderson, Grow Creek, Tenn.
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ACCIDENTAL accident occurred OF
L O'Clock. Saturday morning, on the
Nashville and Chattanooga Rail Road.
1t occurred near Wartrace, and was
caused by the cars running over a COW.
Result: Five freight cars smashed into
a thousand pieces. Strange to say,
that with the exception of afew bruises,
no one was hurt.
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In Chancery at Winchester.

7. b. Poe ct nj. vs.. NJ. j. Poe ct al.
Upon motion, and it appearing to tia
Clerk and Master from the bill which is
sworn to that w. NJ. Poe, il Poe, a. j.
Poe, John +. Black and wife Easter H..
and A. Il. Poe, defendants in the above
cause, are non-rcsidcnts Of the State OF
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process of
law cannot be served upon them,
1t Is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home Journal, published in Winchester
Tennessee, requiring said nonresident
defendants to appear before the Clerk anC
Master on or before the fourth Monday ir
JUNE, 1871, and plead, answer or demul
to c~omplainants' bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing eX
partc as to them. Witness my hand al
office, this May 10Th, 1871.
Il. II. FINCH, G.
inne1-It 81 10
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THURSDAY, : I: JUNE 20, 1871.
Business Notice.

All matter intended for publication in
this paper must be addressed to editor
Home Journal" The mechanical depart
ment of the paper is under the control Of
MFR. II. II. Dulin, who will make contracts
for advertising and Job work, and receive
and receipt for any money due the office.
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The examinations for the several de.
grees in the Washington and Lee Uni
versity have been made more and more
rigid every year, and conclusive proof
of the high standing Of the University
may be found in the fact that out of
three hundred and five academic stu
dents this year. there is only one mas
ter Of arts, eight bachelors of arts, one
bachelor of science, one bachelor OF
philosophy, and two civil engineers.
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FRUIT.-Prospects for q bountiful
fruit crop in this county are glorious,
and we have seen some splendid large
ripe peaches grown by Mr.. Larkin,
neal Salem. He got his varieties from
DR.. Houghton, our fellow citizen and
nurscryman.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-06-29

CRoPs.-We hear many complaints
about the paucity of the wheat crop in
our county. In several instances the
farmers have not. considered it full
enough to merit the labor of trying to
eave it. w are waiting to hear what
lMr. c. A, Hunt has to say, and solicit
news Of this kind from all sections.
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AMusEMENT.-We learn that Wyman,
Wizard and Ventriloquist, with his
hanky-pranky tricks and amhidextrous
feats, and u~nrivalled legerdemain.per-
former, will be in our little city in a
few days. Come one! Come all!
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COpartnership Notice.

The retail drug business heretofore
carried on by NJ. C. Whipplc, will here
after be done under the firm name ant
style OF Whipple 4 Phillips, he having
formed q business association with Mr.
Gray G. Phillips, and will continue thu
business an an enlarged scale. The
friends Of the parties are respectfully
solicited to extend them their aid and
patronage. WHIPPLE & PHILLIPS.
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TENNESSEE bonds were quoted in
New York on Tuesday at 723 for the
old issue, and 72@ for the new.
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GOLD openedln New York Tuesday
at l124 and closed at 1l24.
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Job work promptly executed at this
office. Send in your orders.
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SoLDIERs.--Some % or 80 soldiers
were in town for q few days past. We
suppose they are after violators Of the
liquor law, and VIC noticed that several
wagon loads Of the fiery liquid were
brought in as q trophy of their vigi-
lance. AS to the man who makes
"wild cat" we can only say that he
knows the law and risks the conse-
quence of q violation of it, just as all!
other evenue taxpayers have to do.
But what correction is there for quar-.
tcring soldiers OF n people in time of
peace, and for impressmcnts Of private
property, killing Of hogs and stealing
ofpoultry, to crafty whetted appctitcs,
&c. ?-all of which makes one lament
that the good old days of constitution
al liberty and civil law are only mem
cries OF the past-and that the signers
of the Declaration OF independence,
which thrilled the hearts of the orig
inal Thirteen Colonies, are not yet
alive to exert an influence against the
tendency to Capitalization and tyranny
so manifest in the management Of ia,
uional affairs at this enlightened period.
With States shorn of their power as
independent sovereignties, and placed
under the whims and ~malevolence of
military s~atraps; with a mum ambition
10 the Presidential chair empowered to
suspend the great writ of Habeas Cor
pus at its will, and with injudicious
men in our own midst who seek per.
sonal gain at the risk of public suffer
ing, what a keep one from exclaim
ing: go! Temporal! o! moresr
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Persons knowing themselves indebt.
ed to me will please call and settle the
same. III. c. WHIpPIE.
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ST. Jons's DAY.--Last Saturday be.

ST. JoHN's DAY.--Last Saturday be-
Ing st.. John's Day, was celebrated by
the Masonic fraternity Of our place,
according to custom since Il time ante.
rior to which the memory ofmaa does
not run. Salem and Tracy City Lodges
were in attendance, and the Odd Eel.
lows Joined In the procession, which
formed on Jefferson street and, prccc.
ceded by the Winchester Cornct Band,
moved in order to the pleasant grove
near the mouth Of Sharp's Spring
Branch, where preparations had been
made for the occasion. An eloquent
Grafton from Col. John V. Wright was
first In order, after prayer by Rev. II.
II. Snced. Col. Wright's remarks
were so well timed, so replete with in.
teresting departures from the hack.
neyed %harangues upon an old subject,
that we hope to be able to publish
them in full in another issue of our pa,
per. After Col. W. concluded, we had
music in the pause, and then an able
and elaborate address from Dr.. John
j. W. Payne, Worshipful Master of
our Cumberland Lodge, No, 1913. The
Doctor labored under the disadvantage
of having to hold an audience com
posed in part of the young who were
bent upon pleasure in the painless
woods" and who, no doubt, cared less
for Masonic light than for the eight
that lies in woman's eyes," &c, q feel
ing We are fully prepared to appreciate,
.nt not indulge too freely, lest injustice
be done a pair of the sweetest eyes in
all the world, which lately have fol
Owed us all the way from Louisiana's
genial cline. and even now are beam.
.ng on us q wealth of love. Well, af-
Ter DR.. Payne concluded came a most
oountiful repast, and it was a pleasant
sight to see so much joy in so many
We are sure the fragments of
good things left would have filled
than seven baskets, and fed more
han an hundred people. So much for
he celebration Of St Johns Day.
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CHARLES A. DANA. Editor.
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miscellaneous reading, and furnishing the news
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It comes twice o week instead Of once only.
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Pursuant to the above order of sale, I
will expose the said tracts Of land, town
lots and parts Of town lots. or so much of
each OF them as will be sufficient to pay the
taxes, cost and charges thereon for the year
ls7O, mentioned In above report, to public
sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, at the
Courthousedoo in Winchester, on the lst
Monday In July, it being the Sd day Of Ju-
ly. 1871. JNO, 6. HANNAH,
Msyls-tds Tax CoiecSoy.
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Or less than One Cent o Copy. Let there be o
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-03

These bonds are secured, FIRST, by First Mort
gage on the Railroad itself, its rolliDg-stock and
all equipments; SECOND, by First Mortgaue on
It's entire Land Grant, being more than twenty
Two Thousand Acres of Land to each mile OF Rosd
The Bonds are free from United States Tax. the
Principal and Interest are payable in Gold-the
Principal at the end of Thirty years. and the Inter-
est Seminar nually at the rate of SEvES AND TunFr
TESTHs Per CENT. per annum.
They are issued in denominations OF 500, $500
$1,000, $4,000 and $1,000.
The Trustees under the Mortgage are Messrs la y
Cooke, of Philadelphia, and ]. Edgar Thompson.
President Of the Pennsy lvana Central Railroad co
These Northern Pacific 7-30 Bonds will at ali
times beforemoturity, be receivable AT TEN PEn
CENT. PREMIUM Tor i,le), in exchange for the Com
pany's lands at their lowest cash price.
In addition TO their absolute safety these Bonds
yield an inc9me larger, we believe, than any other
irst-class security. Persons holding s. 5-jus can
by converting them into Northern Pacllcs increase
their yearly income oNE-rHIRD, and still have \
perfectly reliable Investment.
HOW TO GET THEM.--Ycur nearos. Banlx .,
Banker will supply these Bonds in any desired a.
mount, and Of any needed denomination. Person
wishing to exchan &c stocks other bonds for III
can do so with any Of our Agents. who will allow
the highest current price for ALL MARK ETABrE i +.
cuRIffEs,
Those living in localities remote from Bank.
may scna money, or other houds, directly to us by
express, and we will send back Northern paeiGc
Bonds at our own risk. and without cost 10 the in
weston For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., pamphlets inans
etc. call on or address the undersigned or any 4,
the Banks or Bankers empioye to sell this Taar
JAY COOKER CO., Financial Agents
Subscriptions received by MORGAN, KEENF 4
MARVIN, 2l-2 Wall ST., N. Y, General Agents
LAM0ILLE COUNTY NAT. BANK,
l.ms Hyde Park, VT, Local Agent