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AND HARMLESS AS wATER.

m OLEAh AMI AS NATk6.
Tie following letters speak for themselves.
NJ. Ay;hpy Naffans Dear Sir Alter q very
Through and impartial trial Of your Crystal Dis
its very great superiority over any other article
nov In use for the purpose designei-the speedy res
one using according to decton. can ta ana am
WINGED TO attain this much desired result TO per
ontTs cleanliness sors new a to the he
vast numbers utterly disgusted with the poisonous
shs n .fss sOnq Ss
With equal success, cordially recommend Crystal
VIM '- +. BoYIE, 1oI street, NV.
washington. D. O.. July asth, 1870.
NJ. ATtasr NaftaHs-Dear sir: IL affords me pleas
with perfect success. Having tried many others, i
nnd yours Superior to any have heretofore used,
Of the growth x the Sair and b. isS ap PR
sst iiS 81 sn5 !. t. IL. .rsS.
K street.. between iis and stS. n. W.
&: NICHOLAS Horn NEW YORK. Aug. %, 1870.
nv A,fAt, sdttass-4y Dear Sir: The bottle Of
:ssi:i,ssIsS =; sssa . ssi; i. erSn.
I: ..;;5:
Pleas; :snd i%nsdisisl' Si express ana osIss:
-
WASHINGTON, August Sth, 1870
Nv Arfhpy Naudss-Dear Sir do not hesitate
to say that your Crystal Discovery deserves to su
lercede all other preparations claiming 70 restore
the growth and color Of the hair. havs used IL
week nov, aud my hair has already resumed its nat
ursl shade and has ceased falling almost entirely
'' ''''"'n Ms Il a asiEEfas'i ai55iURAlN.
ALExANpRIA, Va, September 10th, 1870.
~. ArhU Nauans-Sir have great pleasure
In tesffyfug 70 the excellence Of your Crystal Dis
coyery for tbs Hair. MY back hair IL rcmsrkabIy
long and thick, aud become prernature,v Srey NH.
being hereditaryJ In eight days Il resumed rs nat
ural color, chestnut brown, coiorpg sy ,ry hair
Ike your PREPARATION for its purity, pleassnt odor
and freedom from all mineral and poisOnon. snh
stances, - we'll as its other exceliencies 4 will
recommend IL 20 my acQuaintances.
Very respectfully, MISS L.
EATTANs' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
Tor sale In various localities By the following Drus
giss ward walsh, 18th street and Penna ave ,.
and 18th and streets; 3. Calvert Ford, los Pa
avenue; Christiant Bros. 9TH and N streets N w :
X A. Bacon ~ and streets, Island; j u % ID IN
nell: 9Th street, Navy Yard; G. W. Cropley. no
Bridge street, and At the Depot I'd and
streets. Price one dollar per bottle. Give 1t .
uiai no29 tP
n~AH KLEM8NTAEY SINGING CLASS IN
w being organized ct Or. Cauldelds Ac .ismy
n. q. A. Terms IS per quarter Of ten " eek s. IN
advance thoss wishing 70 Join will Please leave
theaS names ~ snee. deittf
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~NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK.
RS OORNER 18th sIRsET AND NEW YORK Ay
PAYS PER CENT. ON DEPOSITS
Osscs HONS 3 10 &.
MANAGERS:
II. A Willard, Vim. Stitch ney, Hon. Jos Casey
Lewis Ciephane, r. Brown, Gee. II. Plant, NJ. q
Emery, A. Shepherd, W. II. Philip. no7-H
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LAND SALES IN yiRG
real estate agents. sold

LAND SALES IN VIRGINIA.-Green & Wise
real estate agents, sold, on the 9Th inst 90
acres OF land with improvements belorring to
II. d. Summers. and located about 2S miles
southeast OF Gui,tord station, W. & q. r. r..
in Loudon county, to Mr.. Showell of Sussex
county, New Jersey, for =, 00o.-A!grandria
Ga-s,fs. w.
~Mr. BeecheI has finally been browbesten
INTO accepting that $4,000 year. Several
persons would gladly share his misfortune. il
doing 20 would afford him any consolation
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"NOTIQB TO PERSONS DESIRING To
u9 LEARN GERMAH.-A special course of in.
struction n GerMa1 viii be commenced at the
WASHINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE,
on JANUARY 10th, 1871, by D. l.. SEEK Z, teacher of
Tesman IN the public schools. Terms for the course
o. y lessons, % Applications win be received at
the Voilege, Corner 7th and ID streets, and at the
residence OF the teacher, Sl2 18th street. between
Private classes In German and French can be
,ormed ct the teachers residence, ct mederate
'sses. ss0-ly
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LOST AND FOUND,

CAME TO MY PREMISES, Oh the 18th instant
- two HOGS, one white aud the other lWUA
black. The owner Is requested to come ~
forward, prove property, pay charSes and AS.~U>6n
take them away. Wm. II. FESTOH, NJ strs ar be
tween North Capitol and lat sits. N w jsl3 ST.
EOUND-A SMALL Sun OF MONEY. Iuaujre
l. al 1911 h St. near the market. jal2 n.
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@THE CARNIyAL.
The presidents Of Organized associations, aud all
others who desire TO participate in the propoSel
Carnival, on the 18th aud glst OF Fe5rns,y ave re
Ga -sted 70 call az the Committee Headquarters
Room NO. A. shepherd Building, No. 90-H Penn
syfysnia avenue, at any time. day or evening vhers
al information will be cheertully given
Inc committee will be glad to receive any sugges-
Questei 20 cooperate.
BY order Of the Executive Committee
Js' diff GEO. 5. GIDEON, General Secretary
teunday Herald. Chronicle, Gazette; Daily Repub-
licap. Ohrouiela. patviot n -
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BOARDING.,

- DOM AND EOARD-Fire apd Light from AZ s.
IL 10 $50 a week. at NC. 33i Pennsylvania ave
nue.. Jal3-2t'
~ meDt Clerks and others, cheap and good, a.
1888, corner Of 18th street AID Psnns IL an a ave
nue.. Jal3 2t"
hYER'S HOTEL-Two blocks from the oepot
II Capitol ald City Hall. This house IL newly
furnished and improved Board $3.50 per dsy.
monthly boarders ) IS per moRth.
!M t- II. L. HILL, Proprietor.
EIksT GLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
Il FRONT kOOMS, to be had on reaseuab,
terms at 1901, cor Pennsyl " anita avenue and 18Th
street. Good Location and accessible. mh2s-ly
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FwAsHINGrON MARKET COMPANY.

~WASH1NGT0N MARKET COMPANY
The Adjourned Annual Meeting of the stock
holders OF the Washington Market Company will b.
held ut the Metropolitan Bank on 18th street i'm the
city OF " arlington, at twelve O'Clock noon on
SATURDAY, the fourteenth day Of January, 1871 .
Tor the choice OF thirteen Directors for the ensun
year, ans 70 act on any other subject within tbs
b. ID. WHITNEY, Olerk.
Washington, d. c., January ~, ISL js2- eotd
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p. BOYLE, 1OI 1 street, N. W.


WASHINGTON, August 5th, 1870.
Nv. Arfhrv Natfdss-Dear Sir do not hesitate
to Say that your Crystal Discovery deserves to 90
Eercede all other preparations claiming TO restore
the grown and color OF the hair. have used IL O
week nov, aud my hair has already resumed its nat
urs shade, and has ceased falling almost entirely
i choeTfuly recoumAnd IL BespecffulIv
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TCIRCCLATING LIBRARY,

I. IL. G. A. BUILDING, corner 9th and ID streets
An excellent collection OF over Is 900 volumes of
standard Works, to which new and popular Books
year. deS7 n
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q MIS- 4; A asiEsisI1 M55iURAls.
NArTAys, CpYsT Al pIscovrpv

YEAS ELEMENTARY SINGING CLASS IN
w being organized at Or. Cacldelds Ac pismy
NJ q. A. Terms IS per quarter Of ten " eek ., 10
advance. Thoss wishing TO Join will Please leave
tneaS names ~ once deltf
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- " " . a COST.
A few samples OF COOK and HEATING
STOVES, such a. do not propose 30 keep for 81
sale hereafter, viii be sold ct cost, at my -
Stove Wsrerooms, ga Pennsylvania ave ~
nue.. IL
JAIL lw HI GREGORY.
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A NEW STORY BY LIE FANU
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-14
Tennessee Items,

The Manchester Democrat details
the hanging Of a negro at that place by
n body Of masked men, on the night Of
the 2nd inst, The negro had attempted
to outrage a little white girl, eleven
years ofagc, and after being commit
ted to Jail, was taken from there by
force,
Hon, Wm. Heiskell, ut Que time
Speaker Of the House Of Representa-
tivrs, died lately in Knoxville,
Mr. j. o. Griffith, Of the Nashville
Union and American, was considerably
bruised up in the late collision on the
Louisville aud Nashville Railroad. lie
was taken to Louisville for treatment,
and is fast recovering.
For the year ending September l.
1871, Brownsville shipped twenty
thousand seven hundred and nineteen
(20,7l9) bales Of cotton, against lBO,
for last year. Il gain Of 1865 bales.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-14
4 Horrible Case.

The Knoxville (Tonn.) Press and
HeralI gives the following account oil
the inhuman and barbarous treatment
of u little child by its mother. The
Press says:
''Thc case ortLc negro woman tried
at the present Criminal Court OF
Knox county for the murder of her
child, in which 4 verdict of murder in
the first degree without mitigating cir
cumstauccs' was found by the jury,
furnishes some of the most sickening
details ofcruclcy. One witness testified
that the child was tied up in i bag and
confined in the chimney near the fire
until nearly suiIocated. then placed in
front of the fire until the flesh on its
back WAS literally roasted" Afterwards
it was lcf. 10 run without clothing 1.-THE
burns were 50 sore that it could not
bear clothing on its back until its sores
became inllamcd and death put an end
to its suIerings. Other witnesses tes-
titled to the systematic cruelty, with
which this woman habitually treated
the child.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-14
what Nonominating GRANT Means

Tho New York Sun is paying It's re
spocts to Senator Conkling, who urges
the Republicans to rcn ominetc Grant
The Senator IS reminded that
TO rcnomino,e Grant would be to
endorse lis usurpation in making war
in San Domingo without authority
from Congress,
10 rcnomiuato Grant would be to
endorse his uprpation in using sol
Gicrs with GatIing guns to keep anti
Grant Republicans ont Of their State
Convention in Louisiana.
To renomlnate Grant would be to
approve Of his appointing men to office
because they have given him presents,
10 ronominato Grant would be to
approve Of his system Of appointing
all his relations to Office, and quarter.
ing upon the Treasury his father,
Nrothers-in law, and cousins to the re-
hottest degree OF affinity, without re-
gard to their capacity or deserts, por'
Sonal and political.
To renominate Grant would be TO
approve Of his do'iDurato ard coDtin.
ued outrage upon the law, in keeping
q routine Of generals and colonies
around bta person in the White House.
in fragrant violation Of the statutes OF
the United States.
TO renominato Grant would be to
render universal the division which bis
folly and bighoadedues5 have already
established in the Republican party Of
many States.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-14
Judge Chase.

II is bruitcd in political circles that
Salmon p, Chase, our Chief Justice,
may be the Democratic nominee tol
President, and we verify believe he
would get tie lullewalm support of the
Democracy, upon the ground that he
would do better than Grant, or an
"out-Nnd out" Radical. The Home
Journal might support him on this
ground, but Il would CRATE a good dea.
upon our nobler ~propcnsitics. We
are not fool enough to quarrel ovel
distractions, but we cannot sacrifice
honor, whether in company with Judge
Nicholson or not.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-14

James II. Davis, admir- of the estate ofDr.
Wallace Estill. deed, vs. Mag. Estill and
others.
By virtue of q decree ofthe Chancery
Court of Franklin county, Tenn, pro-
n0nnccd in the above cause, at the June
Term. 1871, ! will, on Monday, October ID,
ISL, at the Courthouse door in Winches-
ter, Tenn. offer for sale to the highest bid
der, a tract Of land containing SO acres. ly-
ing in civil district No. |. Franklin coun-
ty, Tenn, about one mile from Winchcs-
ter. on the BeilcfOntc road. bounded by $.
w. llOughton, W. L. Taylor, Daniel Bra
zelton and +. l.. Best. Said land will be
sold on Il credit OF one and two years. and
notes with two ormorc good and sufficient
securities will be required. and a lien re-
tanned until the purchase money is paid.
There is on the land house and a never
falling spring Of good water. This Au-
gust 10Th. 1871.
T. ii. FINCH, G. 81 NJ.
scp7-tds az
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Executive Reward

d. VIC. ScntGr, Governor of the State of
Tennessee, To all who shall see these
notwithstanding:
WHEREAS, it has been made known to
me that certain unknown parties, charged
with having committed II foul and afro
cious murder, OF the Sth day of September,
1871, upon the body of Elmore Il. Horton.
late Of our county of Franklin, have fled
from justice, and are now running at large.
Now, therefore. !. ID. w. c. Senior, Gov
ernor rs aforesaid, by virtue of the power
and authority in me vested, do hereby OF
fer Il reward of Five Hundred $4,000 dol
lars each upon conviction, to any person
or persons who may apprehend the said UNI
known parties or either of them. and de-
liver him or them to the Sheriff or Tailor
ofOur county of Franklin. in order that
justice in that behalf may he had and ex-
ecuted.
In testimony whereof, | have
h~ercunto set my hand and caused
r.. S. the Great Seal of the State to be
affixed, ut Nashville, this nth day
of September. 1871.
. ID. W. G.. SENTER.
BY the Governor:
L. III. BUTLER,
Secretary of State.
scptli-Gt
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-14
John 5iidG|l's Estate.

4 petition has recently been fled in
Ihe Second District Court Of New Or
leans by the public administrator, set
ting forth that by the operation Of the
laws Of the United States Tx. Senator
John Slidcll had died intc5tate as to
his "oull8catcl estate, and that there
are no surviving widow or heirs pres
eul, or represented in the State of
Louisiana, and that no will or testament
has as vet been exhibited, or heard Of
a5 being left by Mr. SlidoIl. The pc
t|itiouor, therefore, prays that he be ap-
pointed administrators Of the estate Of
John SlidclI, and &c such put in pos
session Of Ill property, rights, moneys,
and effects belonging to said estate,
that an inventory and appraiscmcnt be
ordered to be taken, and that an attor
ncy be appointed to represent the ab-
sent heirs Of the deceased. The pc.
tiliou argues that the property Of Mr..
SliJcll, sold under the United States
Coulscation Acts because Of his par
ticipation in the Rebellion, reverted to
the hers Of the deceased ut his death,
subject TO his debts, and that Mr.. Sli.
dell could not dispose of said property
by will or testament. The property
that had not actually been contiscatcd.
it appears to be admitted, could have
been disposed Of BY will. The Court
made an order in compliance with the
prayer OF the petition, and appointed
attorneys to represent the absent heirs
Of Slidlll.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-14
Thoy. a. Keith VS. Wm.B. watterson and

Thos. 4. Keith VS. VIM. b. Watterson and
Wife.
BY virtue of Il decree of the Chancery
Court of Franklin county, Tenn. ., pro-
nounced at the June Term Term 1871. |
will. on Monday October 2nd, ISL. at the
Courthouse door in Winchester. Tenn.
sell to the highest bidder the house and lot
located in said town. known as the Keith
house and lot bounded on two sides by
streets, and on the other twOsides by va
cant lots. Terms: Said house and lot will
be sold on a credit of six and twelve
months, free from the equity Of redemption.
Notes required of purchaser with approved
security, and a lien retained until the pur-
chase money is all paid. This September
1St, 1871. L. ii. FINCH, G. Nm.
sep7-tds 90
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-14

VALUABLE STATIsTICS.--In the NASH
Vile Union and American of the 18t
instant, we find II page devoted to an
"Annual Review OF the Commercial
year ending on said day" 1t is a ret
respect Of the prominent branches Of
business, and contains statistics in re-
gard to the leading articles o~fproducc.
This compilation was made by Jas. T.
Bell, one of the Union and American
firm, and is q tribute to his well known
abilities as q commercial editor.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-14

A. II. Stcphc.:s Indignantly denies
he is the author Of the pamphlet en-
titled, Concession, or How the Lost
Cause May be Regaincd and the In
dependence Of the South Secured.'-
Erchange.
No wise man ever wrote this pam
phlet, and its pages were got up, we
think, in the interests of The Radical
party. Not Southern journal that We
can see approves it. We want no more
strife between the sections, and have
had quite enough to satisfy all Oil
either side, but the fools and knavcs,-
NeW York E1preSS.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-14

When the Radical papers tell the
people how much the public debt has
been reduced recently, they do not re-
mind them, at the same time, that it is
the people themselves, and not the
Radical party, that have made those
payments on the debt; they do not re.
mind them that they have taxed the
country an annual sum of about four
hundred million dollars with which to
do those great things Nashville
Union and American.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-14

Having this day suggested the insoi1'
cy OF the estate ofJ0seph J.. Baker, l,,
l thereby notify all persons having f-a.-'
against said estate to file them win %.
County Court Clerk OF Franklin county
Tenn, daily authenticated, in tietImc "
en- by law, or they will be forever Dare.
This August the Dist, ISL, ,,.
A.C. COBBLE, Admit
Aur1I-1t
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-14

ENLARGED.-Thc State Gazette, pub.
lished at D crsburg, Tenn, has been
considerably enlarged, and we con
graduate its spirited editor and pro-
prietor, Mr.. Tom. W. Neal, upon this
evidence of success.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-14
Wm' NJ. Taft ct. ais, vs. G, W
smith ct. ais. W. II.

smith ct. ais. W. llycs.
BY virtue Of a decree ortbo n
Court otFranklin county. Ten" I.ala.
ced ut its August Special Term ~ gIo4gs.
on Monday October End, ISL A. 49, ~ lU.
house si5 door in Winchester sell :" to '4 w., ,',
'est bidder, on Il creditofl2 and u i,'.I
e%c el inc sun OF ten percent VIII.
i Ee t Pnin , IN dGins n, th9 tract o lmd td5ca y.
ty, Tenn, in district No. OrnntnGialc oI
ty acres more o~rless. bounded h ,
of Mrs. Susan Perkins and Mr. ~ Oe d.
ner and others, on the UocEe'riT Ba.
and will take notes with approy..j' y 10.
retaining a lien on the land, MAJ sl.
to commence at $500 per acre Q
TENDER LIST, ISL, ]"s ),
T. II, FINCH cb,
sep7-tds "a wat" j.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-14
j. NJ. Darwin VS. q. W. Darwin ct. ais.
PetitiOn to sell land.

lietltl0n 10 sell land.
In this cause it appearing to the sat
isfaction of the Clerk OF the County Coutt
of Franklin county, Tennessee, that the
following named persons are non-residents
of the State of Tennessee, to-wit: Thos,
J. Darwin. and that the process oflaw can
not be regularly served upon him.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for successive weeks in the Home
journal, a newspaper published in the
town of Winchester, requireing said non-
resident defendant to appear on or before
the first Monday in November next, before
the County Court of Franklin county.
Tenn. and plead answer OF demur to said
petition or the same will he. taken for
confessed and set for hearing X partc rs
to him. This September llth, 1861.
GLEN ARLEDGE, Clerk.
septl4-lt $3.50
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-14

THASKs.-Hon. John NJ. Bright,
our talented Congressman. has our
for fayors in the way of public
documents.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-14

John Chitwood. admir-. ETC.. ct. ais, vs. Ste
phen Chitwood's heirs.
By virtue of a decree of the Chancery
Court of Franklin county, Tennessee, pro-
nOuneed at the August Special Term, 1871.
in the above cause, | will. on Monday, Dc
tober ID, ISL. at the Courthouse door in
Winchester. sell the tract of land of which
said Stephen Chitwood died, seized and
possessed. containing III acres. lying on
RolanG's Creek, in civil district No. s OF
said county and State aforesaid. and
bounded by the lands of Tillet, Rawlings.
Reagan and others. Saidland will be sold
on a credit of 6. IL and Is months. Pur-
chaser required to execute notes with ap-
proved security. and u lien will be retain
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-14
C..ri arnurz 10 speak al Nashville.


Nuumlcr Of Nash,iiIc'5 prominent
citizen, have invited the Hon. Carl
Scaurz, or Missouri, to address the
people of tln, city, and the Senator
aa5 accepted The invitation, and APP
pointed the 2Oth of the present month
q. the time, Senator Schurz is one Of
the leading men Of the nation. BY
birth he is q German, and the fact that
be is "hard down" on the r%ottcnness
of The Grant administration, albeit he
is n Republican himself, augurs very
much the disintegration Of the Radical
party. We shall try to hear him.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-14
.n1GN-

MERlT.--Therc is no merit in not do
ing what we have no mind to. Accept
ing this Is 4 postulate, We have been
puzzled to find room for apotheosis
Of Christ's successful resistance TO the
temptations Of Satan on the mount.
1t was no temptation, in fact, to our
Savior, and where is the merit? We
wish some Of on divincs would en-
tighten US, and not think we are irrcy-
crcnt. We don't mean to be so.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-14

It is all iu % man from birth. Ifhc is
born a rascal. he will be q rascal. Hg
may hide his mloaIity unto the grave.
lie may find That honesty pays better
than the exercise Of his natural pro
cliyities. circumstances alter cases,
and many a one has died virtuous be
cause there was never a temptation to
he otherwise.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-14

Texas expects this year to build five
hundred miles of railroad. The State
three years has given Sl5.0O0,OOO
railroad cornoratiOns.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-14
John Jess vs. Henry Jess Of. nj.

BY virtue ola decree of the Cb,-..
Court at Winchester, Tenn, nrorS"r.
at its June Term, 1871, in the aboyo, .
will, on Monday October End. lQiI '~.
Courthouse door in Winchester. ITEM
offer for sale to the highest bidder ~
credit of 6, Il and lSmOnths, withom .
equity of redemption, q tract oflap5 III.
in civil district No. 2Of Franklin {
Tenn, containing-- acres | roo.
% poles, bounded by the lands Of =
Gustln, Bridges, 5. b. Mathew and lIm,
vile road, pleadings hereof. Purcl
will be required to give notes with a
proved security and a lien retained M
the purchase money is paid. This Sepu
Der LIST, 1871.
7. II. FINCH, {. all
seD7-tdS IVA
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-14
This September mi plI st, is5i. money b ~
T. H. Finch, CAV '''
scp7-tds N]9J ''' '0mmissIon,

-,
J. w, syler, admir-, etc, Off
vs. tne heirs and creditor o5 T. Enln,
By virtue of 4 decree Of III, -,
court Of Franklin count. ''iS Chance,
nolnced at its August Spcci. a., Tenn,
IN lle above cause, | will, on Term
i9oer ~, 1871, at the Con ri monday I.
winchester, Tenn, sell to t6 Iop 5S, DO, .
DER thc"BlcFcy house and ,' Iat i,Ig,5ea
! II" .t tre P[Ie,yvdinss in this caas .o,' bo 5e.g
= '' Tsa w, W K tnt B. b, Tuir1no,Daa .e
less .SS Said ITI' b containing lng one acr I'', @a at
credit Of six, twelve and Iiln De sod o..
Notes with approved sccnrit"'e en laoYa
tlie purchaser, and a lien rstoi required
purchase money is paid. TLIi,'Iigd tu
lst, 1871. LUIS Septm
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