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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-27

Cen Robert Anderson (of Fort Sumter
fane) is now living in Switzerland in infrm
health, with his family lie is not in good
circumstances, and has to live on his half pay.
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DIED.

18th Year other age, Mrs. NANCY ANDREWS,
daughter of the late John Harper Of Alexandria,
Va, and widow of Rev Wells Andrews first
pastor OF the Second Presbyterian Church in
this CITY,
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The Baron de Camin, " who recently Great
ed riot in Ogdensburg, n. Y, it is said,
turns out to be common quack, whose real
name is Deylin.
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The Treasurer of the District of Columbia
gives bonds in the sum Of 100000 for the
faithful performance Of his duties.
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Bachelors Hair Dyc.-Ia

Bachelors Hair Dyc.-IAi- SUP;
Hair Dye is the JSst IN tie IForid-Prc:~
Harmless, Reliable and Instantaneous. Nn4
appointment. No Ridiculous Tnls, or Unyca.
ami Odor. The genuine W. \. Ba,rheor Has
Dye produces IMMEDIATELY sp.eal
Black or Natural Brown. Doe, 40. Stnjm Il.
Skin, but leaves the Hair Clean. SoIt AL t"sn
tilui. The only Safe and Perfect Dye Sod %
all Druggists. Factory, IL Bond 81. New lon
New York ian Ai--rOlT
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At LOUISVILLE. KY,
DIN 'TunStlny October 3ISl iS7l

10000 ticket, OF admission SO r..r!I r,IrIr:.
| cy; half tickets, So quarter tickets 81 ~
! Tickets will be- sent by reg !itrrc,I lr,tcl II.
money for them may be- sent hy y. - in"n,y o1j
der grcenbachs Or draft
Each ticket consists Of four quarters. sa.v:
s.. 10 each. The holder i, entitled I" ndm,.....
to the Concert, and t. the value - H., ~.
| awarded to it or its fraction.
S55O,O0O IN GREEN BACKS wi! +: IL.
tributed % hollars Of tickets, il, gift, oi :r,!..
500 co., the highest I" $40 the i"w..t $3.50
~ gifts in all ,,.
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY
Tho Citizens Bank Of Kentucky l., Tgra,urr.
ana the CurpOratOrS and Superv !srr7 81 .
the Hon. Thomas f. BramlcItc, late Gp>cr:,.
or of Kentucky, and twenty srvcn Of The ~ 4.
distinguished and respectable citizen, ~ Ia:
State.
The undersigned, iHte principal bn=isr,-
ager of the Very successful Gift Concert Ice a.:
benefit of the Mercantile LIBRARY NJ San Fra.
| cisco, has been appointed Agent and Manager .
this Grand Gift Concert.
The drawing and distribution vii! take piat:
in public and everything vii! be done /" ,atI'i:
the buyers of tickets that their interests vii! b:
a, well protected NJ if they were personally 81.
sent to superintend the entire affair.
For tickets and information apply IL
G. r. PETERS, 10 Main ST., Louisville X,
no. 5 Asto7 House, New lorA
II. n. lIcmp:ted, No. 40 Broadwny, Nj
wau1ic Wis.
NJ. A. French, Virginia City, Nevada
NJ. a Wolir, No. 3l6 Chestnut 81, 81. l.,,'.
Tickets also for sale in every pr"'nin''i! pla's
in the United State.
Louisville, Ky, ,rp :!i-""i2t
S rEc'AA: "'E'''''
Mrs c. L. SIMPSON
Is now IN New York city making her tall pa
chasea, which sheis doing with gre4: care Ihr'
will consist or
MILLINERY GOODS
Of every variety; also Dress TRIMMING 4n';
Patterns :, pnrt Of which will be ready /" -
hibit on Saturday, September 80
Prices and styles will be made L. please "a!
who will favor her with call.
l3j King street, doors east "l y. y " K L
depot. sep ~
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The Grand Lodge Of the l. 0. o. +. vi
meet next year in Baltimore.
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.N.3RRSEU.

September 9th, at the residence OF the bride 5
father. by Rev. DR.. Norton, c. W. HOFFMAN,
Jr.. of Memphis. Tenn. late "f Nirgnin, to
IDA K. daughter "G {. {. Berry. r-,I.. -! this
CITY.
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\ very destructive fire has recently orrulre
at Callao, in South America.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-27

The President will return from Galena K
Chicago on Saturday: and remain there for {
,lay or two
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COMM NICATED.
There are i number Of chill dren, white and
colorcd, in this city, running about the streets.
every day, doing nothing. who oughtto be sent
to school. CITIZENS.
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Secretary Delano has returned from his rc
cent visit to Ohio
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REMARKS. The receipts OF Wheat are light,
and the market is active a. an advance Of lu2c
on the higher grades offerings Of 9S7 bushels
white and red with sales of white (nferior) at
l2J, and good to choice at l4J, l5O and lG5; and
of red At lao, l4j, l4s 49, Is" 80, lGo, l65 and
lbs for good TO choice. Corn is quiet and slrndy;
sales Of l02 bushels mixed at 81. Small sales Of
Rye at So Oats are unchangrI offerings of 4o6
bushels, with sales ut - and jiattrr for fine
samples
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BoBBERY. There has been a robbery at the
State Department in Washington. George
ii. Chase, messenger at the Post-ofice De-
partment and Frank AcGraw, Waterman
at the State Department, have been arrested
on the charge of robbing the Department of a
number of gold and silver treaty SEALS
The accused finding that the detectives were in
possession ofthe most iudubitable proofs of their
guilt, confessed to the larceny Of seven seals,
which they stated they had melted and sold
The Department claims that tel seals we're
stolen, as that number are missing One of the
seals was attached TO Turkish treaty, one to
a German convention, and the others to differ
ent treaties between the United States and
foreign countries. The money value of the
stolen seals is not more than $500.
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NEW GREEN GROCERY STORE.

NEW GREEN GROCERY STORE.
Just opened ut N" Ia King street, and would
call the attention of housckeepers respectfully 1"
my supply OF
PROV SONS.
Hams Bacon Lard, Fresh Meat, Poultry. We
getables and Produce generally.
Those wishing bargain in my line will do
we'll to cali on me-. n | am prepared /" sell
cheap W. j. HOLLAND.
sep 21-2w l9i hing street.
CRESH TOASTED and GROUND cor
IL FEE for sale by
:ep27 GEO McBCRNEI i SON
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$1,000,

BY the authority Of the ac. OF the Lrgi,.4iu
of Kentucky, Of March Il, ISL, the Trustee,
the Public Library Of Kentucky will givr-
GRAND GIFT TO.N'IERI
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,iOMMU.NICAIED.

.ioMMCNlCAiED.
Allow me little space in the Gazette to say
how unnecessary it is for Alcxandr!aus to leave
their own town for the purpose Of purchasing
goods elsewhere. As Il proof that furniture
can be bought here as good and much cheaper,
than in the large Northern cities, L lady visit
ing here this summer from Philadelphia has
Just ordered lot Of furniture from the ware
rooms of W. II. Muir Il Son, which for beauty
and workmanship is equal to any she had seen
in Philadelphia after looking around in that
city, and considerably cheaper; even Including
freight Led by her example another lady
from Boston has decided to purchase from the
same place, her furniture for her house now
being built in that city. All the Cabinet stores
here offer great Inducements. t" purchase be-
ing equal in style and finish. 10 ar'y seen Else
where aud greatly cheaper Other purchases
gave equal satisfaction. :.
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CROPS. -Thc report Of the Commissioner Of
Agriculture for September shows high condi-
ton for corn aud wheat in the Eastern, most
of the Middle, and some ofthe Western States,
but low condition in the Southern States -
Wheat at the time of harvesting was from one
to two per cent. above the average in most OF
the Northern States and from five to thirty per
cent below the average in the South The
depreciation in the West was about ten per
cent The hay crop is reduced in quantity,
but excellent in quality The Irish and sweet
potato crops are generally very good. In re-
gard to the sugar crop, IN increase OF thirty
per cent. on last years production, which was
las, 000'hhds, is anticipated Ball. Sun,
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M ]. | IT \ K y G 90 ID :

l. Clarkson for painting the roof of the Wid
ows Home, in which WAS wrapl,-I IA ten dJ!Ini
note II two dollar note and u fifty cent note
The finder will be suitably rewarded W lcuvine
the same at tho Gazette office. sep 2r"t
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

\ dispatch from Abingdon, says -" This
| town was thrown into great excitement from
news received of young Mcdonald Campbell,
son OF DR.. f.. NJ. Campbell, accldcntly shoot
ing and killing himself with shotgun while
hunting with party OF young boys lie dis
charged the contents Of one barrel in the fore
head
The following is the Conservative ticket for
the Legislature nominated in Richmond city /:
Senate Thos H. Wynne, Colonel j. X. Con-
molly, and Alexander O. Holiday. For the
House of Dclegates-W. 5. Gilman, VIM.
Lovenstein, j. IT, Brown. Jas Dooley, }. +.
Meredith
4 company has been organized in Richmond
to conduct, chiefly in and near the city of Rich
mond and incidentally elsewhere, i general
banking, commission, manufacturing, farming
and carrying business.
James V Brooke and Ed Kincheloe were
nominated by the regular Conservative Con-
Assembly from Fauquer county. The con-
vention was full and its action harmonious.
Dr. G.. f. Thompson and r. T. Gardener
have been nominated as the Conservative can
didates for the House Of Delegates from
Hanover
Mark j. Kelly has disposed Of his interest IN
the Lynchburg Republican to his partner Mr..
Hardwicke, and retires from the paper
The Adjutant General has issued arms to
eight Of the volunteer companies Of Richmond
New RAILROAD The contract for the con
struction of the extension Of the Cumberland
and Pennsylvania Railroad to the Pennsylvania
line was let on Saturday last to Messrs. Ed
ward Manley and Richard O'Neil, Of Mt
Savage. The work is to be done by the LIST
of December ensuing. Arrangements are in
progress to run coal from our region TO Bedford
over the Pittsburg ana Connellsvile Railroad
to Bridgeport, and thence over the new road
between that point and Bedford so soon as the
new road, now graded is completed between
those points. This will avoid the delay of
waiting for the construction of that portion Of
the new line from Bridgeport to the Maryland
line.
liza complete equipment is put on this new
road. and the demand exists which We are as
sured is felt by the Pennsylvania people for our
COAL this new outlet should give the trade an
impetus which would be felt Cumberland
Nelcs.
BoBBERY.-There has been a robbery at the
State Department in Washington. George
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MoRMoNIsM.-The records OF the Land
Office Of Virginia show that in lGi- Governor
Berkeley. with the consent of the Virginia
Colonial Council, granted Thomas Gibson six
hundred acres Of land on York river, for trans.
porting twelve persons to Virginia. The law
entitled Gibson to fifty acres per person, and
three hundred and fifty acres of the above
amount was in consideration of the fact that he
had brought over from England to Virginia
Thomas Hinde. his three wives. and their
children This is the only instance as far as
we are now informed, in the history OF the
Colony, that Mormonlsm was ever. publicly, re-
q10u1 E'u0ii,rr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-27

GTOEE BRUSHES and STOVE LUSTRE Of
- best quality just received and for sale whole
sale und retail by
j. +. CREIGHTON s. son,
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By VIM. III. Beck IL Co., AuctiOneers.
A G Il f a n + y q \ ! \!

! ~ UNS, Pistols, Game Bags, Cups, Wads, &C.
" A second supply this season just received
at 50 King street Purchasers will please exam
inc. }. I. CREIGHTON q son,
SEN. 50 King street
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1nn UUIEN ilANUk ERCHIEFS.

Ladies' ami Gentlemen Linen HanIkerchiets
III every variety and price. Great bargains
.cp g. ROBT l.. WOOD.
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OLD DOMINION CHEESE for sale hy;
G.. VIM. RAMSAY,
ono ~ : F.. cor. King and St. A>aph -
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-06-22

BY virtue of an order of sale issued to
me on the 2Sthio t April, 1871, by the Clerk
oftlic Circuit Court Of franklin county,
Tenn, in favor Of the Mayor and Alder
men OF Winchester, Tenn, ] will proceed
to sell, to the highest bidder, for cash, on
Monday, the 3d day of July. 1871, the FOL
lowing described property. belonging to
the following parties, for the taxes ana
costs assessessed opposite to each lot, to-
| wit: ..-.- -..
One lot in the 4th Ward Of the town OF
Winchester, adjoining the lots Of Thos. }.
Jackson, W. u. Taylor, and Mrs. Brazel-
ton Assessed as the property of Mrs. Mil
ley Curle. Taxes ana costs. SIS 80.
One lot in 4th Ward Of said town of
Winchester, adjoining theJots of Mrs. Mil
ley Curle. Mrs. Mary Lee and Thos. short.
Assessed in the name Of Christopher Curlc.
Faxes and costs, 81 GO.
One lot on the Public Square, south
west corner, known as the Brazelton Cor
ner, and assessed in the nam of BrazeltOn
Il Co. Taxes and costs, $2S 90. &
One lot in the I'd Ward of Winchester,
OH Public Square, adjoining the Livery
Stable of Horn IL Sartin, and assessed in
the name of G. NJ. Farmer. Taxes and
costs, so 80.
One town lot in LIST Ward Of Winchester,
adjoining the lots Of Mrs. A.. Ocllmig anc
Mr.. Il. NJ Pryor, and assessed in the name
Of G.. +. Robertson. Taxes and costs,
SIS 90.
One lot in LIST Ward of Winchester, adj
joining the lot of w. e. Taylor, and as
scsscd in the name of A. &. Black. Taxes
and costs, IS 90.
Said lots will be sold to satisfy said order
Of sale in my hands. This May 18th, 1871.
WILLIAM VAUGHAN,
Wnwn Constable.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-06-22
Robert DOnnell Institute I.

The examination exercises at the Robert
ponncll Institute closed on Thursday, the
|6th inst.
Owing to indlsposition DR.. Mctcalf was
Pnable to- deliver the literary address
Phlch lie prepared for the occasion. f.
The following are the names of the
|oung ladies of the senior class, and the
objects of their essays:
Miss Ellen Henderson. subject. "Wc are
travellers Cleaning by the Wayside.f
plss Addie Hunt. subject, MANS Inhu-
PANTY to Man Makes Countless ThOus-
lhds Mourn" Miss Willie L. Penning-
Pm, subject, "The Imagination" Miss
bbary A.. Loughmiller, subject. 'eThe
EoJect; The Restless Spirit of Man."
~, Maria @. Blakclnore, subject, rs it
These essays were all read in a clear.
Srclble manner, and exhibited much
he Baccalaureate Address by Professor
! .. NJ Burney. Principal, was rcplete with
'Sical truth and acumen. md.
AT the close Of the address the degree of
~. was conferred Oh two of the senior
iass' w; Miss Taft and Miss Blakemorc,
h i S.ner members declining to receive
: N hoior for Agar to come.
! ne exercises were suspended until 8
Iiock- pm, tp hear the commencement
i;Ircss OF Capt. II. l.. Carnthers, of Nash
liz. u leading subject of this mastcrly
suIess was "The true accomplishments
ny ! : Young lady" No moro appropriate
a"ycet could have been seiec Jed, nor a
no oIe powenful y%indication made than was
~, % Capt, Caruthers on this occasion
~ Inc whole was concluded "
I, .ne pupils of Prof. yNsH.c.
,s,nt, Whici, fully sustai w
'''ioh Is a teacher OF nj
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Nashville ~ Chattanooga and N
81 n. w. Railroads.
TRAINS SOUTH.

Day Passenger Train leaves Nashville
0.30 A. NJ. arrives ut Decherd 2a5 A.. NJ.
leaves 2.30 Pan. Arrives ut Chattanooga
mt ITO Il. NJ. prr. d. r,u al If--s.
Night Passenger Train leaves Nashville
G.l5 Il. NJ; arrives ut and leaves Decherd
II. 10 i'm, Arrives ut Chattanooga 4.80 A.
NJ. DAILY i.I'Na 'Hl
TRAINS NORTH. bol
Day Passenger Train leaves tIlattanoo-
ga.3.l5 A. NJ; arrives at Decherd $50 4. M;
leaves $40 A. NJ. Arrives in Nashville ut
! 80 r. NJ Glils lt'.r
Night Passenger Train leaves Chatta-
nooga 500 P.iM.; arrives ut and leaves
Dcchcrd ~, 20 Am. Arrives In Naslville
ut 800 A. NJ. Daily
Both trains connect at Chattanooga for
Atlanta and all principal cities South.
Passengers for all points in the East
East Tennessee and Virginia, make direct
connections by taking the train that passes
Dechcrd ut LAO 7. NJ. Na4H
Passengers going West make connection
with the Nashville u Northwestern Rail-
road Cat Nasllville,) for 81. Louis, Kansas
GIN, and all points West and Nortli-w west.
Trains leave Nashville eia Nashville Il
Northwestern Railroad at 0.l5 a. NJ. and
900 Z. NJ. 600 Trains runs daily.)
|f re1 j.. w. THOMAS,
..r tE Gen'l Sup't.
w I. D.vy1y O. =. 81 II. Ap't
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General News Items.

lIurfreesboro wants q bath house.
Oue might prove profitable in Win
chester.
A negro woman in Memphis Wed.
nesday gave birth TO four perfectly de-
veloped children.
An egg 6x3 was laid upon the table
of The editor Of the Coffee county Dem
ocrat last week. 1t contained a per-
feet egg within it.
The Pulaski Citizen says: "Mr. Cal.
Jones has q curiosity in the way of a
chicken. 1t has three legs, o wing
on the back of It's neck and seven toes
on one of it's feet. This marvel in the
way ofpoultry is in good health, and
no doubt hopes that when this reach.
cs our readers, it will find them enjoy
ing 'the same blessing"
The Jackson Democrat, Of Wednes-
day says: yesterday morning, about
two O'Clock, the house of Rev. G. H.
Wright, neal Rutherford Station, was
discovered to be on fire. Mr.. Wright
hastily awakened the family, put them
in a place Of safety, none having
than time to seize what lew garments
we're within easy reach. He returned
to secure some valuable papers, but be.
fore he could escape the roof fell in
and crushed him beneath its burning
mass The family are left almost des.
~titute." 4J.
The Morristown Gazette says:
"Some times dame Nature plays fantas-
tic tricks. An illustration of this can be
seen in the marble yard of Carriger Il
Hodges. On a tombstone sawed from
the centre of a large block of solid
marble are the distinct outlines of the
head, features and chest of a human
being. The outlines are very distinct
even the ball of the eye can be seen. if
tie eye was {. little higher up and the
ear not SO large the profile wonld be
perfectly natural. The figure measures
nearly three iuches from the top o!
the head to the end of the chin and
two int "''o head to
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-06-22
In Chancery at Winchester.

\. B. Poo ct III. VS.. NJ. j. Poe ct al.
Upon motion, end it appearing to tia
Clerk and Master from the bill which is
sworn to that w. NJ. Poe, j. l.. Poe, A. j.
Poe, John +. Black and wife Easter H.,
and A. Il. Poe, defendants in the above
cause, are non-residcnts 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 colnplainants' bill, or the same will be
taken tor confessed and set for hearing eS
parte as to them. Witness my hand at
Office, this May 10Th, 1871.
II. III. FINCH, G. & NJ,
~iuue1-It 81 50
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-06-22

Prof. A. NJ. Burney has resigned
his position as President Of the Rohcr
Doncll Institute. Prot. B. is 4 man O
energy, ability, and pride of char
acter, and we have no donbt that he
will yet be at the head of large an(
.hourishing female school. Our bes'
wishes attend him wherever he may go
Had he been properly supported here.
the Robert Donnell might eventually
have rivalled the Mary Sharp.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-06-22
Non Resident Notice.

William 3 Smith, admir-, VS. Polly Damron
ct ais.
In this cause 1t appearing to the salts
faction of the court that william Darnron.
Thomas Damron.. Daniel Sherwood. kiiza-
beth Sherwood, Rough Coldwell and wife
are non-residents Of the State Of Tennes-
see, go 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 u newspaper published In
WINCHESTER, Tenn, requiring said non
resident defendants to an )ear ON or before
he LIST Monday in July next to plead. an
wer. or deniur to compliments bill. or the
' .mc will be taken for confessed and set
Tor hearing OK parte as TO them.
juneS-it CLEM. ARLEDGy, Clerk.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-06-22

We have had a great deal Of rain
herc lately, and owing to a rise of the
river We we're unable to reach Marble
Hill last Sunday, and consequently
allied TO keep IL appointment to de
liver an address at that place on that
dpy. We went to Mann's Ford and
offered until we were hoarse but the
|rryman did not make his appearance
d we concluded ut last to return to
Winchester. Our friends will excuse
under the circumstances and when
he rainy scason is over, and the river
Gets down, should they still wish to
Year us, We will be pleased to make
mother appointment.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-06-22
County Court Sale.

re. Handley, admir- ct ais. VS.. Lizzie L..
Handy ct ais.
BY vhtue OF n decree OF the County
Court OF Franklin county, Tennessee, pro-
nounced nc the June term, 1871. of said
court. | will, on the lst Monday in July.
ISL. offer for sale at the courthouse door In
the town of Winchester, u house and lot
In the town-of Salem. belonging to the es-
tate of w II. Handy decreased. Said house
and lot viii be sold upon u credit OF six.
twelve. and eighteen months. except the
in cash on dsy Of ssl. Notes with APP
proved security " III iba required Of the
purchaser, aud . lien retained until the
whole of the purchase money Is paid.
GLEN. ARLrDaE Clerk.
junes-h $50
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-06-22

prof w. a. G. Brown has resigned
4ke chair Of mathematics in the Mary
Shary College, and will return to East
Tennessce, We regret the necessity
Which obliges him TO leave us.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-06-22

M ,soyIc ANNIVERSARY PICSIC--A
baskct picnic will be given by the Ma
sonic fraternity at Sharp's Spring on Sat
urlav, the 9th inst. and the citizens g,n-
ernlly are cordially invited to attend. Col.
John V. Wright and DR.. John W Payne
NH deliver addresses. r
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-06-22

SThe farmers Of Lincoln County have
0feanizcd q farmers club and their
did are resu lting in much good
WY can't we have a club in this coun
tn and meet at least at each quarterly
term of the County Court. Three en-
terprising farmers could put the ball
n nation. ..
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-06-22

FAIR WARNING.-All persons indebted
tr me are hereby notified that if they do
not come forward and settle. or give their
notes, in the next ten days, they will find
their accounts in the hands of an officer.
rr VIM. FARMER.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-06-22

Nv are indebted To Messrs. George
r. Rowell Il Co. for a copy of the
Newspaper Directory, which
sprintel in elegant stylc'on pnpero of
He finest quality, and contains vast
lfn ount of valuable Information.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-06-22

Nashville fruit dealer informed ush
weeks AGO that he would be in this
Inty next fall fot the purpose o. o"y-
all the dried fruit he could mo. a
[ TO thn wise. Id -rannH.M 49,. -
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-06-22

TEX2rssEE bonds were quoted in
Nv York on Tuesday at 724 for the
/ issue, and 725 for the'new,