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The New York herald., 1871-04-23

Scene L-Danele's House.
ACT II.
Scene I.-Before the Curtain.
Scene I--Tlbury Fort. New.
Scene III.--A "G0thc" Chamber.
scene Iv.-Thc Armada. (New)
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Juia Miss LINDA DEITZ
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IN PREPARATION, Mr.. MATHEWS next programme
1.-THE BACHELOR OF ARTS" ane IA CURIOUS CASE:"
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BYRON'S most brilliant NEW COMEDY, entitled
sNOT SUCH FOOL AS HE LOOKS"
The New York herald., 1871-04-23

- AMUSEHBNT~.
NRAvD opER, HOUSE,.
NJ VAkihrt WEEK. POuR IA OpFRAa
MONDAY AvhSiSG AND SATURDAY aarIsEs
Aimee rs La Pcrichols G,n4,,s sa p,cnI.
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY ~ - ..
.,m,. =, Helene. LA BELLE HELENE
a. s,,nnn ns a.c ae ~ sno' PersIni "a Orestoa
LA GaANDE DUcHEss.
Tii. RsDAY peusd. OF signor La pu'nesse-
- CARLO PATTI.
MUSICAL oi.io
sArUs6Af s6Af EvESISa 'AnD'''o" Carlo ra'a-
THE GRAND BALLET TROUPE
APPEAR EVERY MONT.
sUNDAY-Seventeenth Grand Concert by
asss,sa bs Nile AIsE Mis-. sIILY rhihIs, and n.
Admission to all parts of the house 30 cents-
also at schrmers so Brosdway and hre Railroad Ticket
once corner Twensy-shird street and Broaiway.
ID ANOTHER GREAT SENSATION
Engagement for n limited period with the
Mr. JohSNY ALLEN.
the great Ethiopian Come usn
and Dutch Character Actor,
ENTIRELY NEW DRAMA,
written expressly for him BY Mr. McCosxy The most sss
cessful author OF the day,
,por n6Gsn 5Gss'RMsi vos be GFi ianrsK
JAKE sCHNlpER R;x..........l
YOUNG YACOB SCHNIDER....,
Sustained by , sSs Whole Pc company ,tyr. scpxppv
NEM xrfkdrsixrE fsn sEn sisS6 Mo5saisss. SaSssaf.
sr.RIlsG RhAST!yTh TEciasiGAh lLgxis4TtSs MDsSERs
''''' '''0'' pisisS'fs NEW sos"s @s's AND DANCES.
expressly written for .omSSY 1%a ssrsoSfa ELLEN z
for tn" supurb Drama TO BE- preceded y comsd
's;a'J Mr. JonSSY' sffSiay' Hsi.Es Sfi.Es"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-19
Our Taxes.

Ii appear, that u Of the most i'm
portant questions which will come be
lore the present, which is the first Leg
stature chosen under the New CDnSti-
tuition, will lie that Of the revenues.
and wG believe tI!n demand for Il 70
durlion Of taxes will inf lcacc II mnjor.
" Of the booty. The present rat" is
,iXtv cents on The one huudrcd dollars
lust twice what it was last year. The
Memphis Avalanche, upon this qnrs
ton, says:
"Ttc present taxes are too higli
The people are unable 10 meet them
TO increase them 1T this time is to
turn back the tide of prosperity to
where it Legal with the first reaction
after the war. The misguvrrnmrnt Of
Tennessee during and for years after
the surrender OF lhr Southern armies
put ON the s]houldcls'of the people an
,.nmrnsc burden of debt. That drhl
must he pnii. No on" thinks Of deter
ring it's pay mcnt n day hrvo"i the pc
Rod of absolute necessity. But the
world was not ma lr in n day. Our deb,
Of nearly forty millions cannot he pal /
~ 4 hall dozen years. 1t is fol to
think Of such n thing. The p"opl
hasr just begun tn recover from tin
disasters Of the war They are JUS
now getting int" aposili"n from which
they can look upon the Of pr" s!rll
". They arc barely ~ able This yea
as last year to meet the current I KS
But to add to them i to prarIiralI,
Nrrst from the people the inllc foot
hold already gained. II there lr ANY
change, il should be n further rt,lur
ton. This will not suit persons inter
rslcd IN uur honis rapidly a%prreriatin-
par. Nor will it sui State "lllcInls
naturally amliluu u IT, 81 Ow grrnl "a
auctions "fthe plrblic debt and lncrra,"
~ the value Of THESE Noni, during then
adm inlstratiou. Bul these nrr minor
questions. We 10 not propose that L"
nrinn this about extra ur.cns s!,al. h"
-adllcd on a people stage riu2 IN Ter
present ones which the, are unaIir Ia
carry The people need, aud must
have. rest.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-19
MOrnlOnisIil.

Brigham Young and the Fedora
Government are having. or ahont I"
have. n collision in the L. 5. Courts at
SulL Lake City, I!e Memphis Ava
lancluc thinks it is pititul sight to srr
Il great and strong government like
that Urtlle United States represented ia
its Judge, rrsurtiug To an Indictment
for murder alleged TO nave been com.
u,rtcd rs Young in 1851, and making
this u shabby pretcx' To assail the ''ar
hari-m of pplyyamy, and says: ""h\
not attack directly the social aud pol't
zeal evil? Wig not indirt Mr.. fonn4
~ Il moral nuisance? Why not abpl
ish the authority Of Young? Thi, cv.
idrnrc Of %cUwaulire ~ 50 contemplate
that we presume Brigham will dcspisc
the prosecution. If there is to he -
wal made upon the so.ralI'd religious
government Of Utah, why not GA at ii
without cqnivDcation? The people "i
the United States no doubt, would Sus
tain the Government in vigorous
measures for the suppression OF
brigham Young and his Kingdom. bat
then the American pcoltr have 5"
mich Of the spirit of religious fire."
DOM, that they are willing to t"lr
rate Young Hilh his sixteen wives,
The approach of American clvilizlt'"''
toward Salt Lake Ci,J is Already helm
felt there, and in Il lew years it will he
As Impossible for Young to sustain
IiIms,ll in Utah, rs it was for d.,
Smith u withstand the people OF
NauvoO in Illinois. illc yilluinics OF
Rmiicaiism and the corruption .! office
holders in the State are woiSc evils
aud are doing Us more hurt than the
colony Of un%oiiending tools in Utah
The spectacle OF Il Great Nation work
uug ils>lr into A treat rage and threat
ming to use the army and navy Of tie
United States TO wipe out Of existence
the poor Nrctclrs in Salt Lake City
with carnage, Gnd fire and sword-we!i
it is grotcsquc mc stupid.
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County Court---Franklin Co.

A. G. johnson, VS. j. d. Johnson. ct ais.
In this cause it appearing to the salts
faction OftIc Govt, from the bill filed II
sworn to. that A. G. johnson. and ii. Nj.
Walker and wife, Mary. are non-reSidcnts
of The state of Tennessee. SO that the Ordi-
nary process Of the law cannot he served
upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
he made for 1 successive weeks in the Home
Journal. a newspaper published In the
town of Winchester, requireing said nom
resident defendant to appear on or before
the first Monday in November next before
the County Court OF Franklin county.
Tenn. and plead answer on demur to said
petition or the same will be taken for
confessed and set tor iiearing TX partc as
to them. This October 9Th. ISL.
GLEN ARLEDGE, Clerk.
octl2-4t 81 80
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The Sixteenth Amendment.

The appeal. 9th instant, contains
Il long editorial article favoring another
amendment to the constitution OF the
United States, by which foreign born
citizens may be relieved of their disa-
biIities, and be permitted to hold tho
Office of President, ifelectcd thereto by
he people That paper instances wv"
Of the most prominent statesmen now
in public Iife-Eugenc Casserly. Sena
Tor from California, and Carl Scllurz,
Senator from Missouri, as men who
are debarred by the constitulion-the
very instrument they would preserve
inviolate-from occupying the Pres
a~lrntial chair, evcA If elected by the
-peoplc, because they were born in .
foreign land The APpeal wishes. since
any white man or negro OF American
birth, can hold the office. if elected t"
it, to Lace educated foreigners who
come to make America their home,
upon III equal footing with them
-~[Jachson Wnig u Tribune.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-19
Ol.tj-lnl
Ii Chapcery at Winchester.

c NJ. Hunter. ct ais. vs John DeLn. ct ais.
Upon motion. and it appearing to tie
Clerk & Master from the bill. which Ii
sworn to. that defendants. John Deli II. and
Frank Deln and wife Elizabeth. are nom
residents of the State of Tennessee, or
their residences are unknown, so that tie
ordinary process of law cannot be served
upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
III. made for four successive weeks in the
Home Journal. published in Winchester.
Tenn. requiring said o n-resident defend
ant to appear on or before the next term
Of the Clanctry Court. to lie held in the
tow of Winchester, Tennessee on the 4th
Monday in January next, and plead an
swer or demur to complainant's hill or Il G
same will be taken for confessed, and set
for hearing ~ parte rs to him. Wine, 81
my hand, at office. this Oct, Z 1871.
L. II. FINCH, Z. NJ.
Oct12.4t $3.50
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-19

Hon. Vim II. Seward is expected to
return 10 this cUuntr, in Il short time.
He has been ON u tour around the
world. He has dinel aud wincd AM
smoked with all manner Of people. in
nearly all parts ot the civilized globe
lie has Developed a ~caparitv for eating
dinners that has thrown Mr. Reverb,
Johnson in the shalc. And lie will
soon he with us, in possession of u
rood digestion, and q well developed
appetite tor politics. As he still la.
Presidential aspirations. perhaps he
suit the Democrats a, their eau
iidate. Or. mayiap, the anti Gr'n'
men will embrace the venerable travel
-r. No doubt he is open To propo,i.
from either dear charmcr.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-19
Trust what Time has Sanctioned,

The maxim that tho voice of the people
Is the voice of the divinity. may in somr
cases, be y to doubt. but the testimony
of honest and enlightened witnesses ex-
tending through, II series OF year . and all
to the same purport. is worthy of credenct'
admits OF no question Upon suctl testi-
mony the reputation of Hostetttr's Stom-
ach Bitters as an antidote and cure for
MANY ailments is based. During the
twenty years that it has been before the
world. innumrrable preparations intended
to compete with it. have gone up lihe rock
cts. and came dow the ext n.llished sticks.
Meanwhile the progress of that inrompar-
able tonic has been swift and steady
always upward and OF ward lik' the ca les
flight. Its introduction produces Il rrvolu-
ton in therapeutics. and it proved to he
one oftIlOsc snlutary revolutions that can
not 90 backwards. To-day llostetttrs
Bitters is one of the most popular remedies
in christcndOm. and commands Il larger
sale than any other medicinal preparation.
domestic or imported. on this side or the
Atlantic. As u cure tor dyspepsia. bilious
disorders, nervous affections. general de-
bility, and as a preventive OF epidemic
f~evers.it takes precedence of every other
remedy. This tact should teach the ann
bilious country dealers wlo cndeavor to
toist their local abOrtiOnS on the public IN
its stead, how futile their small attempts
to cai0le the community must necessarily
lie. Where the game fish have failed there
is no chance for the suckers"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-19
for Sale, for q. s. Revenue
Taxes,

BY virtue OF Il United States warrant OF
Distraint, placed into my hands by James
Mullins ~OllrctOr 4th District. Tennessee.
and dated October 9TH. 1871. | will offer
tor sale. at the Courthouse door. in Win
chester. Tenn On saturday. October 2Sth.
1871. to the highest bidder. tor cash. tn,
following described tract OF land. belong
ing to the heirs of Catherine Dehn. decd.
levied upon as the property oftle heirs OF
said Gather inc Drhn. tO-wit:
Lying IN District No. 5. Franklin County.
Tennessee. on tue waters OF Boiling FOrk
of Elk River. and is Il part Of IA 1000 acre
tract Of land granted to Henry Mumford.
Of North Carolina. by grant No. 100 begin
ming on II black Jack and post oak lin
tended 70 the southeast corner Of 20O-acrr
tract of land laid Off for Richmond anG
%I.angham) thence west. 100 poles. to RET
oak thence south with the line intended
tor VIM. lIutchins. (1l5-scre tract) 20
poles to three hick0rles; thence east lGC
poles to a post oak thence norti 20) pole
to the beginning. containing 2O acre.
more or l-s-. it being the tract Of land
conveyed by James Mason to Jesse :
Counts, Sept. BOT 1858. October 9Th. 1871
W.. g. KRUME, Dep. Collector.
9Th District, Tennessee.
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Sale OF Delinquent Railroads.

The States interest orpropertN ~
the delinquent railroads, which have
been sold, has been done at Il ut's'
which for ali practi 4! results, viii re
ducc the debt Of the State sJintIr, tba'
tins part Of the financial policy Of tie
last LcYi ,%lalure, may be SAIL 10 nc It
failure. "Ihc Memphis Ara'anch" says
Sine fact that the sale Of the various
deIihquent roads, will not retire more
than onc.tcnth Of the mInimuui amount
fixed by the Comptroller, is an uann
sw,rahle argument against the p"Iry
as at present carried out. We are III
favor Of disposing Of the interest or
property Of the State in the delinquent
railroads, but not in such n way ~ t.
he Il virtual abandonment Of the h0nd-
holders. We are in favor Of The State
d,sposjng OF its property not o"ly III
the delinquent railroads, but also ~
the solvent roads. The last L'sisla
ture devoted mnch Of its time 10 the
INVESTIGATION Of the railroad intrrcsts
Of the Statr, and wisely c%Onc!udrd To
sell the delinquent reads for the hoIi-
of the Safe, and thus retire 50 much
If the public debt as the roads would
sell for in bonds. But the same Icy
isl lure pls,eil a rcvcnur bill uI,tci
the cp,rulion of which, bonds were
made more valu bic and run up frpn
lirty cents to seventy three On the 'l0l
tar. Under this went bit, nn'
witch is stiIl in force. State taxes wcr,
Increased to sixty cents On the oi'
hundred dollars, from forty cents. tat
rate under BrownIow'I administration
Had the STATE al cred to 'he forty cents
the bouds woul not have appreciated
and the purchaser %! the drllI4'l''i
roads Aouiu have made bids approx
mating t, the miniGm prices fixed h'
the Comptroller A railroad in "hlr'
the State invested one million and
half was n year = valued by th'
Conplrul.er at u half million, and the
lid for i1s purchase a few days ag'
was one hundred thousand dollars
The results of the policy Of selling ll'
roads at the present tine. ana in til,
manner adopted, are 80 lame ami i'm
potent that it can he pronounced . fail
urc, and ought to he abolished.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-19
Petition to Sell Land.

J. NJ. & W. NJ. Ray, VS. Robert Adkins
and Wife, ct. ais.
On motion. and it appearing to the sat
i>iartion of the Clerk. that Benjamin Dean
-Onr OF the de PENDANTS in this calse-is a
non resident, and cannot b. served with
legal process.
II is therefore ordered that publication
he made for four successive weeks In the
Home journal. a newspaper published in
Winchester. Tenn- requiring said non.
resident defendants TO appear on or before
the lst Monday in November next. at the
Courthouse In Winchester. and plead an
swcr or demnr to said petition. or the
same will be taken for confessed and set
for hearing ex parte as to them.
Witness my hand, at Office, this October
18th, ISL.
GLEN ARLEDGE,
octl1-4 $50 Clerk.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-19
In Chancery.

j. w. Johnston. ct. ais. va la Caldwell
and Otl ers.
[Original Attachment and mi. BILL
Upon motion. and it appearing tot 4.
Clerk and Master from the lii 81 rh i
sworn to that b. E. Davenport is a Non.
resident Of the State of Tennessee. 50 fla,
the ordinary process of law cannot j,
served upon him.
1t is there ore ORDER d that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks mi,
Home journal. published in Winrlc,tz
Tenn, requiring said NONRESIDENT de.
PENDANT to appear or or before the nM,
term Of the Cllanccry Court. to he heidi IN
the town of Mincllestcr, Tennessee o.,
the 4th Monday in January next, and plead
answer or demur to compliments hill. OF
the same will be taken for confessed, an
set for hearing tx parte AS to him. VII.
ness my hand, at office. this Oct. 18th,
1871. L. ii. FINCH. CO N.
Ocl94t 81 so
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happens in accordance with general
laws which none OF us understand, hut
which we can, under the blessing Of
God, partially avoid and control.
Turn, sir, to the 18Th chapter OF Sain'
Luke, and you will find that Christ
said:
suppose sc that these Galilcans we're
sinners above all the Galilean., BECAUSE
they suffered such thing?
" tel YOU, Nay: bat. except ye repent.
yc shall AL likewise pcriS!,.
"UT thosr eighteen. upon whom the tow
or IN sloan tell. ~ >lrW tucu. think yc
that they "rr, sinners above ail men that
dNclt in J,wlsalcmE
"itcII yun. Nay but, except yc repent
yc shall al lhcwi lie perish"
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TIL NORTHWEST ALAMIrY
\ Perfect Tornado of Firc--Drcad-
ilil Loss OF Lii,- ZOO
People Perish.

CHICAGO. Oct. l5.-TUc latest re
ports from the recent terrible frs in
Northern Wisconsin and Michigan rep.
resent the loss "f lift Il, being terrible.
s ,,nr 700 IT, $50 dead nolips had al
ready hrru llcnvrrr,l, and is is believed
that the number wIll reach tull 1000,
.,ui the wounded lull 900, This ON
pri~cs full three quarters Of the popn,
Ia,ion
MILWAUKEE, Oct. II. Later accounts
from Northern Wisconsin con firm al
previous reports and rum"r>.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-19

To PATRIOTS --SiHl we defeat the
Radicals IN 1872: all Orr elections
ne tree and u,trnnm lc,ii Shall Fed
raj lay onct, no longer dominate
sat- the writ of ~lIalcas corpus, which
alone Guards our personal liberty, he
forever sacred and iuyiUlablc Shall
nu S al. mi irGsi lie : veranents be
m|ainIamL Il 50, keep ont OF Third
part, mp\,mrhts and balile III the
rauk, o. Democracy.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-19

Anu Jesus ~ait unto her, 'Nrilh"r
10 | condemn tucc: co n SIN NO
MORE
The woman in this case was drag
g,d 10 the ,cn'plr Tor exp 'snrc an"
IrnrrIatipn--l;nt We hear nut one word
IF o%ra.ain,t the man who Wit her was
,q,ally guilty. Such an example rs
that ut III, Savior OF the worlI should
At least lead men to Uc charitable amt
mrrc,Iul.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-19
|. n. Martin VS. Mary Tipps.

|. N. Martin VS. Mary Tipps.
By virtue ofan order of sale issued from
the Circuit Court of Franklin county. Ten
nrssep. nd to me directed. in the above
cau-c.I will sell to the highest bidder. for
cash. before the Courth0u e door in Win
chester. on Monday. the 9Th of November,
1871 Il tract otl'nd lying in ci\i il district
No. 8. Franklin county. Tenn. containing
II acre.. more or less. and is bounded ny
the lands OF +. w. Halls heirs, and by the
lands of Sarah Neal. One other tract.
containing l35 acres more or less, atjoins
the dover of Mary Tipps, and bounded by
the lands OF j. X. M0sley and E. W. Hale'S
heirs. lying in district No. 3, Franklin
county. Tenn. Condemned as the proper
ty of the said Mary Tipps. to satisfy debt
and costs in the cause aforesaid. This
October 9TH. 1871. ID. j. MARTIN.
octl2-tds SIerln.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-19

The terrible fire in Chicago has ~
parallel in modern history, unless in
IL" conf .ratInns kin!lrd hv the war
Even llp great fire Of London, though
relatively r. destructive. did not
equal it IN at~,sulutr extent. The Lon
Ion of that day VAS it'll" than
lwn.tlirls the size Of the Chicago al
to day. having less than 25O,OUO ;nIlab
iilntS.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-19

TIE FIRE FlEND. -ln addition to the
Chicago horror fires are devastating
Wisconsin, Michigan AM! C'na'a'
sweeping away forests, country houses
and toans. and up to this time more
than Il thousand pr"pl, lav" been burn
eel to death. Gov. Fairci'ill Of Wis
coDsin, lclcgraphs that 200 persons
were burncd to iritl' at Pcstls", AMI
40 nfthVir bodies found.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-19

EXPERIENCE TEACHEs The careless
use ul kerosene oil was the cause OF
the greatest ire OF record, and one
may raisa the question, whether this
valuable llIi,l has not DESTROYED NOR:
property than it has yielded in .ome L"
III! those engaged in the business. Tlr
true cost in consequence OF its misuse
man can tell.
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Insolvency Notice.

The undersigned having suggeIHt ort,
insolvency Of the estate Of 3; III. a.sita
Iced. all persons having ria' ,hsu,' ny
said estate are required to NE ,as I1.sd
authenticated. with Glen ArltuEE Ccrr1
Ihe County Court Of frankiun, hi,d,!a
Tenn, within three months from Thi. sr
as they will be forever barreu c,r,RTIs,
tember 9Th 1871. f.n..,nisss0.
. octl2rem AoW
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octl2-tds
5. +. Goodman VS. VIM. P. Darwin.

5. +. Goodman VS. VIM. P. Darwin.
BY virtue OF an order of sale issued
rom the Circuit Court of Franklin cOun-
tv. and to me directed, in the above cause.
I will sell to the highest bidder, for cash.
before the Courthouse door in Winchester.
on Monday, the 9th day Of November.
1871. the tract Of land upon which VIM.
Z. Darwin now lives. lying in civil district
No. 10. Franklin county. Tenn. contain
Ing US acres. more or less. and bounded rs
follows: On the North by the lands Of
Samuel McKelvy; on the east by the lands
of Daniel Russell and the heirs of Henry
Bass. deed. viii he sold to satisfy the
debt and cost in cause aforesaid. This
October 9TH, 1871. DID,. MARTIN.
Octl2-tds Sheriff.
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a Million OF Molten Gold.

A Chicago dispatch, dated the l4th
Instant. SAYS:
.'lhr vault of the Cust"mhouse was
opened to dav II cn,ained one mil
lion loIlars. gold. aud two millions,
g.rruhack,. gold was melted inc
an almost sold mass anl of course is
safe in ll" shape Of lullion The
grrraharks wcr' entirely consumed he
yoni ro4niiion. o. course the
.rernlncks nclongrd to ;he govern
mcni, AMI no loss"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-19

Spmciniy started the report the
other ia, that Clicag, WAS set on fir"
lN the "rcarls." 1t wouldn't surprise
us much, says the Louisville Courier
journal. it the young man who was
milking The COW that Kicked over the
lamp that set the barn IN fire should
turn out To have hern II Maj Gei.aral n
the Confederate army.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-19

Ar l. G]GlEuEADs Col A. > Col
var and the Nashville Union " Amer.
ran. The latter saws the former was
;ryins 70 ride two horses, one M"chan
,c and the other Harmoniops Re. mon
anl nc.urm. Col Col. ar, in a public
speech in Nashville, calls the editor ct
the lion an American Ivy name,
and tell, him he (Colonei Colyar.) Is
AS good IL democrat and would say and
do exactly rs hc pleased without con
sultin! any newspaper, and Mr. Barcl'
could not read him out OF the party.
Here Is the evil OF the Third party
movcmcnt--it di ,intrgratcs the power
that ought to baltl" against Ra.lic 'llsm
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The Russian fleet. cOnve, sing II.
Hi2hness, the Grand Duke Alexis, at
Russia, to this country, has lett I'll
shores Of ENGLAND, ard is now on the
nigh seas. The advent of this young
Prince upon our soil will he the signal
for a general dutter among the fash
ionable circles
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-19

BY virtue otan oder of sale issued from
the circuit court of Franklin county. and
to me directed. in the above cause, ] will
sell to the hiyhcst bidder, for clSh, before
the Courthouse door in Winchester. on
Monday. the 9th day Of November. 1871,
your undivided interest In the dover Of
Mrs. Ann Howard, lying in civil district
No. l, Franklin county, Tennessee. ron
tanning 100 acres. more or less. and bound
ed on the North by the lands Of Lewis
Days. on the east by the lands of w. G
Garner. on tie south by the lands of {. Il,
Embrey's heirs. and OH the west by the
lands of Martin Dury. Condemned as the
property of the said II. b. Clements. to
satisfy debt and costs in the cause afore-
said. October 5th. 1871.
D.J. MARTIN, Sheriff.
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