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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-27

NoRruFiuo- In thes, days OF frequent matr
monial inieleitc- and Consequently numerous d.
vlrcc suits, it gives Us pleasure 10 record such
happy affair as was the celebration Of the silver
wedding Of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll, Mt their resi-
deuce on Vine Street, a-t saturday, the 23l
inst.
The invited guests assembled 70 the number
Of nearly forty and enjoyed a pleasant hour
with their h)s,s, upon whom the years Ind APP
parenty left les. deep impress Of .heir pres
encc than Is often the cnse, making il bard to be-
lieye that this well preserved pair had reached
the twenty fifth anniversary Of their wedding
day
The silver tokens OF esteem were numerous and
excellent. Their Woodstock friends contributed
a silver cake basket, adle, pic knife, ard dozen
ten knives, while their Mortified friends added
hsirc to the occasion by presenting, among other
things n silver tea set--six pieces -butter-dish,
-poon-halder. napkin rings, and fruit-knIle, and
more novel still. eight silver hali-dolars and one
silver dollar were presented By five lady friends
Since speech Is also "silyercd" we must in
clude in this list y presents the fifty chosen
words of Prof p y Bradford who in behalf OF
the friend, rendered the gifts of the evening to
Mr.. and Mrs Carroll. Hon H. Carpenter re-
ponded to the presentation speech at the request
If the donees, and apty expressed their thanks
ind appreciation Rev. ) IL Matack also nd
led To the evenings pleasure hy short speech
y. W. Gilbert increased the interest Of the ex-
ercises not little by reading an original poem
prepared expressly for the occasion
The lestal board was spread with all the deli
cace+ imaginable to court the appetite and charm
the eye. And TO give proper tone and harmony
q the occasion, the Mortified band lent their aid
and rendered several beautiful pieces excellently
we'll to the great pleasure Of all concerned 49,
" Take It all in ALL ~ it was an evening full to the
brim Of exquisite pleasure to all who were par
Elephants in It's festivities. That Mr. and Mrs.
Carroll might live u adj u their wedding Of sill
yer, goh, and 20 gold, d0moaf', wa. the ieryent
le.ire of all present
On Saturday last, in the forenoon the Uniyer-
.ity b. b. Cllb played the Mascoma B. B. club
It Lebanon a friendly glme, resulting in the fol-
lowing score. y. 81; Nascoma, 90.
In the afternoon, on the same grounds, the
match game was played between the Muscomas
| md the St. Adams for the championship of Yer
mont and New Hampshire, and resulted in favor
If the St. Adams by a score of ~ to 40. A large
crowd was present To witness the game, and some
roughs, not all of whom, we are sorry To say came
from out of town. Both clubs, however, de-
neaned themselves as gentlemen, and the Mas
e,mas took their two defeats in good part. II
was the generally ex dressed opinion that our Uni
yersity club showed by fur the best play of ethe
Il the three clubs.
The Second Regiment musterson Wednesday
Thursday and Friday Of this week, on ground
dioined to the camp-meeting grounds, in thi
town.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-27
II ga t h s..

in Walden, Sept. TO- Mr.. MEeniLL PrRxlss. aged 6
years, III
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-27

MERuoBIoUs INVENTION. Slpp's walking
motion treadle for sewing machines, of which
T. G. Phinney Of this village is agent, is certain
y one of the most useful of discoveries Read
what Dr. Crosby of New Hampshire has to FAY
bout it, and then call on Mr. Phnney and ex-
mine il.
CoNCoRD, Sept, 20.
Gao. w. DREw x CO.
Geatiemot | am glad to see the great ohjec-
ion ~ that most useful Of mlchines the Sewing
hachne-is likely 10 be OhyiAted entirely by the
ingenuity ul DIR. Sapp whose Patent Treadle !
ave Just examined. aln often obliged 10 for
I'D the use Of Sewing Machines 20 delicate women
Sh1se health precludes the use Of the common
readle, while their circumstances render it al
nO-t essential "a their existence. This improve
nent will prove God send, n such for the lnuscu-
ar motions involved are natural and easy while
he Abdominal and other muscles OF the trunk are
,lm1st perfectly Mt rest.
feel certain thnt this troadle may be used with
,eriect safety even by inyalds and cOnvalescent-,
nd would strongly recommend it, adOptbn by
he many who have suffered 50 much from the use
Il the common treadle.
a. II. CsossY, NJ. d.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-27
GcOE A MONTH. Horse and carriage
,pC -a) furnished. Expenses paid samples tfe
H. Shaw, Alfred, Me. e-qt
u U p T U II f

Relieved and Cured by y. Shermans Patent Appliance
and COMPOUND. Once. CO broadway, \. Y. send luc
Tor book with graphic likeness Of eases before and
after cure with the Henry Ward Boecher case letters
AMI portrait beware Of travelling inpOstors who pre-
tend TO have boon assistants OF Dr. sherman. lie has
Agents.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-27

THE --LATEST STYLE OF WEDDING CARD,
equal 10 those engraved in the city. Parties Interested
who want neat and stylish card, at low prices are
Invited to call and examine our specimens.
PoLSYDs' srEAa PRiNTIHd OFFICE.
State st.. Montpelier. Vt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-27
WARFlELD's COLD WATER SOAP.

Acn " Z " I I T 4 J 0 .
gov Agents go per week TO sell our great and
valuable discoveries II you want permanent, honor
able ana pleasant work, apply tor particulars
set Address DYER CO., Jackson, Mlchigaa.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-21
what Causes the Downfall Of Ma
ij0pg

incompetence has been INC Of the
princIpai causes of the downfall Of ma
ions Of all ages The antcdiluvian
ration was DESTROYED otter an existence
OF 2349 years. There is evidence OF
n historical and traditional character
that drunkenness and gluttoay, "eallnS
and driukiug' to excess, were prom
inert Developments OF their corIup-
lions. The Assyrian empire, founded
, on the spot where the Power OF Babel
. stood, lasted 1851 years, and was cap
, tiya.cd by a hostile power whlle us
| kim and lis courticrs were in the midst
, Of Il drunken rcycl. Bacchus, the goo
Of wine, was a layorite deity among
Tho Greeks and Romans, and they
went down beueath the weight OF thell
own c0rruptions.
China has been the most temperate
Of all the nations, except as the opium
trade has been forced upon them. an,
for more than 5000 years their gov
ernmcnt and their geographical bounda
rics have remained substantially th'
same, and it now contains about on,
third Of the population Of the entire
olobe. The United States received
bad mold, relative to temperance, b,
the dealing out Of "whisky %rations'
during the Revolutionary war, bu
under the direction Of Divine Prov
iIauco tine tpmurrauCc reform had it
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-21
General Items.

An African giant eight feet high is
on his way to America.
There are one thousand Chinese
slocmakers in San Francisco,
Cats in France are to be taxed five
francs each, and birds II franc.
Two millions Of crates Of peaches
have been received at Jersey City this
season.
There are in he United States eleven
cities with from $4,000 to 100000 pop
ulation.
Marriages between cousins are al.
lowabIc in Kentucky,
The Antictam battle field is bearing
corn and potatoes.
There are 700 lunatics in the State
Asylum at Trenton, n. j.
London complains Of the presence
Of American mosquitoes.
A $4,000 silver granite monument
has been placed on the grave Of Secie,
,,,. s,o,,oo =, cooroatovp
The female population Of Edinbarg
,a.,1, ,ho maIo hr manly 10 600 Tn
CL,,uaw ,ho ovooos e 1G GOO
~ ,,,,,;o schools Of Munich
cm. a.,no.fo, hovo beop intro.
.,r..m. ,xo,oh NJ in
L...,,,;on octho o;tr Of Sov,n
,...,.,. .hiu,, ,or.
~ 80 Gre, ,,r oort :,
Isr C.o. - o,sror ~ q
r.i.na ,,ho osr,d hor whv che dressed
On ,loi,i,. ro,,;.d. 81 can afford r. do
son Ono oftho ADVANTAGES Of bcino
,fch ,o, San
camo haas hovo hoon sold N Modi.
s,, con,,v Nv ot "a 70 be delivered
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-21

4 call is published in the Nashville
rarrrs. ,ioncd by several Of the Chan
rrlIors of the State, requesting Il meet
Goa If All rla ClaucclIors Of the State
al Nashville ON the 2nd Monday Of Dc,
toLor r,v, tp revise the "Rullg Of
Practice" in Chanccry. and the mem
l.r. ,rihn BAR thrnuuh0ut the State
aro ycours,cI to make any suggestions
,bcy may desire ulou the sal i.ct.
WriIr we mqE. II, ~urciru,i01s rs u
Iowy.r. W, home WE will not he Goa
.iJrrrd prp.umptious in making q
.-u,uc.,ipn," ,or the consideration oI
1.-The ChapccIIgrs. We have always
In,lnl puou =, Court OF CLanccry a.
one ortbc hest tribunals Of tie country.
Wa snIl 90 cousilcr if, Ru, there /.
much complamt apong the people gen.
%rralIy that business in this Court i.
greatly rrlqrdcd-that il is almost i'm
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-21
John Chitwood, admir-, etc. ct. ais, VS. Ste

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-
nounced 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 Chitw God died, seized and
possessed. containing III acres, lying on
RolanL's Creek, in civil district No. 8 OF
said county aud State aforesaid. and
bounded by the lands of Tillet, Rawlings,
Reagan and others. Said land VIII be sold
on n credit of G., IL and Is months. Pur-
h a,er required to execute notes with ap-
proved security, and a lien will be retain
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-21
VIM. NJ. Taft ct. ais, vs. G. W, uo.,
smith ct ala, W. tOCkcf

BY virtue of a decree oftha w..
Court ofFranklin county, Tenn S]nancery
ced at its August Special Term, l!7i isI'V yilI
on MONDAY October nd, 1871, at t,e ".A'
house door IN Winchester, sell to the Gi.%
est bidder, on q credit off and q mo n,.1'
except the sum OF ten percent whirr|'' my.s
be paid in cash, the tract of land ds.oa nlu'.
in the pleadings situated in Frankiin",, a'1@
ty, Tenn in district No. 10 contoinj,nc,o 't'
tly acres more orless, bounded BY fl" mE'
of Mrs. Susan Perkins and Mrs, ,'nI'
ner and Others, on the Hockeryillr T P'c'
and will take notes with approved eoa N9..
retaining Il lien on the land. The li II,t'i
to commence at $500 per acre, T YST;a"!As'
TENDER lst, Is7l, "''eF
7. H. FINCH, CIV
sep7-tds az
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Medical Card.

Doctor Clopton having returned to towr
to resume the practice of Medicine and
Surgery. offers his services to tie public
lie proposes to treat successfully all cases
of Piles, Fistulas, Tumors, &C.. Sc. All
pei sons indebted to him will please call
and settle up. For all practice in the fu-
ture fees must be paid. or satisfactorily ar
ranged upon the rendition of services
Residence ut the house formerly occupied
by Mrs. Embry, near the Mary Sharp Col
lege. Sept
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-21
California election

The Radicals have carried CaIiforni,
by a majority of five thousand lou
hundred. The Assembly stands D
Republicans. % Democrats and one IN
dependent. The election OF q RadIca
United States Senator can be deemed
certain Cause, JEFF DAVIS speeches
and Bourbon newspapers. -Columbi'
Herald.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-21
John Chitwood, ex'r of W. W. Sb,,.
John Frizzell, ct. ais. '""

John Chitwood, ex'r of W. W. Sb,,.
John Frizzell, ct, ais. ""'g'
BY virtue of a decree of the Chance.
Court of Franklin county, Tennessp" .,
nounced at its August Special Tern =.
in the above cause, | will, on Mopdac a.
tober ID, 1871, at the Courthouse d5ory y
Winchester, Tenn, sell to the higbet M
der, tor cash, the tract ofland descriG.II y
the plcadings in this cause, bounIoj i.
the lands Of r. j. Turner, S. ", uor.
ton, John Emerich, Dry Creek. snJ 4.
Winchester IL Alabama Railroad, cor,.| =, n.
ing 209 acres and one pole. Sale wifi
made for the purpose of satisfying rn,
plainant's debt. September l.t, ISL
L. II. FINCH, CAM,
seI'td U%) and COMMISSIONS
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-21

BY virtue OLA decree of the CHANGER.
Court at Winchester, Tenn, uronour. n
at it, June Term, ISL, in the above ems.
| will, on Monday October 2nd, ISL. srn,
Courthouse door in Winchester. Tenn
offer for sale to the highest bidder. on ,
credit of G, II and l8mCnths, without ts
equity of redemption, a tract oiland WIN.
in civil district No. 2Of Franklin Count
Tenn, ContaininG-- acres | rood mi
% poles, bounded by the lands Of
Gustin, Bridges, s.. d. Mathew and Hunts
vile road, pleadings hereof. Purchae.
will be required to give notes with ar.
proved security and a lien retained until
the purchase money is paid. Thi: Septen.
Der LIST, 1871.
r. II. FINCH, c. an
sep7-tds Tlb)
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-21

4 New jersey editor has announced
the death Of his uncle Ia Australia,
leaving him 4 gold mine ana 100000
His village contemporary PROCESSES 10
regard the matter Is a plan cunningly
devised to obtain credit for a box OF
collars and a straw hat.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-21
Thos. A. Keith vs. Wm.B b. Watterson and

ThOs. a. Keith vs. VIM. B. Watterson and
Wife.
BY virtue of a decree of the Chancery
Court of Franklin county. Tenn. :, pro-
nounced at the June Term Term 1871. |
will. on Monday October End. 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 Il 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
lst, 1871. I. III. FINCH, &. q NJ.
sep7-tds az
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-21
7. III. FINCH, G. d M.
and Special Commissioner
(0N
sepG-tds
Eliza Easlick VS. John Frizzell ct. ais.

Eliza Easlick VS. John Frizzell ct. ais.
BY virtue of a decree of the Chancery
Court of Franklin county Tennessee, pro-
nounced at is August Special Term, 1871,
in the above cause. | will, on Monday De-
tober 2nd 1877, ut the Courthouse door in
Winchester. Tennessee, sell to the highest
bidder, the tract ollaud described in this
cause and of which Obediar Jeans died
seized and possessed. lying IN civil d~istrict!
NO. D, OF Franklin county, Tenn. bounded
by the lands of Mr., Robinson, Mrs. Don
aidson, Jas. G. Handy and others, contain
ing ICO acres, more or less. said lands
will be sold or a credit of six and twelve
months. except the sum of$l00 which must
be paid in cash. The biddings to com
mencc at $500 per acre. The purchaser
will be required to give notes with gooc
security Orthe balance ofpurchase money
and a lien retained till all the purchase
money Is paid. This September lst 1871
II. ii. FINCH G. d. NJ.
sep7-tds 90
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-21
Administrators Notice

Having this day suggestedthe inSo-,,a.
CIV of the estate 0 fJoseph i. Baker G'.
Thereby notify all persons liaylns q. .,-, u.
against said estate to file them WIN ~.
County Court Clerk OF Franklin c9"n.,
Tenn, duly authenticated, in tAetIlh. IN
en- by law, or they will BE- forever Ua'I''
This August the 2lst, ISL; ,ao,,
A.C. COBBLEi AdmN
Aug24-4t
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-21

What u glorious world this would
be, fall its Inhabitants could say with
Shakespeare: "!Sir | am a true Iaborer
| earn what ! wear; | owe no mar
hate envy no mans happiness; glad
of other mems good; content with my
farm.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-21
Thomas Gore, cX'r, etc, and another VI
Mary +. flaming and others.

1 IbIlluS ptlts IA / Nt''' wv N''' -
Mary +. Tanning and Others.
BY virtue Of a decree of the Chancery
Court of Franklin county, Tenn. pro-
nounced at its August Special Term,
1871. in the above cause | will. on Mon
day, October ID. 1871, at the Courthouse
door in Winchester, Tenn, sell to the
highest bidder, a tract Of land described in
the ~pleadings, situated on Beans Creek, in
district No. 3of said county, adjoining the
lands of A, NJ. Crawford, Louisa Parks
dover tract of land and others, containing
2lO acres-the biddings on same to COM
menCr ut S. 30 per acre Also, G-l2 six
twcl'thsl interest in the Louisa Parks dow
er tract of land, which is situated in the
same civil district as, and adjoining the
lands of the aforesaid 240 acre tract-the
bidding on this interest, in gross, to COM
melce at $50. One-lourth of the pur-
chase money will be required in cash, the
remainder on a credit Of Sand l6 months.
Notes with two or more good and suifi-
cient securities will be required, and a lien
retained until the whole Of the purchase
money is paid. September list, ISL.
II. IL. FINCH, c. q NJ,
and Special Commissioner.
sep6-tds 90
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-21
GuEELEN ~ THE HANDS OF
HIS FRIENDS.
0minor;s Proceedings OF Horace
ard His Ndhercnts.

-
Cincinnati Commercial Milwaukee Iele-
gram Sept 'th'I
The zion. Horace Greeley took the
train nj LAFAYETTE, Indiana, this morn
ipn. at , O'Clock, and arrived in Chioa.
90 in time for breakfast. He WAS re.
| criycd hy the Hon. John Wentworth
and the Hon. Joan b Grjnuril, *
Representative from Iowa, and con.
ycycd to the Fremont House in a car.
rfaec The gentlemen gave Mr. Gree
lev ar elaborate breakfast. TJeir vel
come To Mr.. Creole, was very cordial,
and the conversation which these three
di,tiuguis cd Americans enjoyed was
very interesting
The gentlemen loohel upon Nj
| Greet, us 70 probable candidate for ia,
PRESIDENCY aud congratulated lm upon
the likelihood Of his nomination,
Mr. Wentworth .ll]: .Grant ha.
no, the shadow OF ctgace for tYc,
the nomination. 'if. Wentworth
/ al Is that ,hrou.huu, The West, AM
par icular.Hi IN Illinois, there is % quia'
| feeling of contempt for tho uppotis.
thai can not be overcome.
Both Senators Tgumbui) ard Logar
are openly and ayowcdIv Grants eli
cmic-, the latter part cularly %.
General Logan says that his whole
influence shall be directed to Ircyen
Grants denomination.
Mr. GriUncll said he could promise
the State OF Iowa for MI Greedy, if hi
would allow his name to 90 to the con
ycntiou
At this NJ Grcely smiled compla-
Gently, end said that he was in charge
Of his friends So far as he was con
ccrncd, it was Of no account whether
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-21
Land for Sale.

On Saturday, the 9TH day of 0CtOIG
next, I will, by virtue Of the will Of Peter
Hiest0nd, decd, and by the direction d
l.. b. Mcfarland, administrator, wi.Dt.
will annexed, proceed to sell, in the iowa
of Salem. to the highest bidder, two tu3
of land-one containing 80 acres, anil ug
30 acres. Said land lying on the mol.
tain district No. A. Franklin county, TEN
This land is well timbered, arda ga.
spring on it. For further particl1s
grants for the same will be exhibit, q
day of sale. The above named land WI.
be old--one-halfofthe purchase money 70
be paid on day Of sale. the balance tge'o
months credit. Note bearing interest *
6 per cent. per annum will be require 0
the buyers, and a lien retained Qntil 20.
whole ofthe purchase money Is pli1. LID.
bonds will be given by the und?r.l+n" .
the purchasers on day Of sale. las3.N.
August, 1871. ,,rrrry
au31-It
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The New York Herald says: "Better
let the heather slide for the present,
and attend to the home trade in social
decentralization and general wicked
uocsD
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-21
Chancery Sales
For October, 1871.

Graves Pennington, admir-, etc, VS. Sarah
a. Williams. I.
BY virtue of Il decree Of the Ch0ncery
court of Franklin county, Tenn, pro-
nounced at the August Special Term,
1871, in the above cause, / will, on Mon
day, October ~, 1871, at the Courthouse
door in Winchester, Tenn, sell TO the
highest bidder, two tracts of land lying in
Franklin county, Tenn. in civil district
No. / The first tract is bound by the
huntsville road, VIM. McMurray farm.
Vim. Il. Taylor, and McGhee Home
Tract contains 81 acres, 3 rods and "a
poles, and the biddings TO commence at
S25 per acre. The other tract is bounded
| by the McGhte Home Tract" the Hunts
vile Road, Dry Creek. and j. &. Nash
contains 1914 acres. The biGdings on this
tract to at $50 per acre, said
land will he sold on a credit OF six and
twelve months. The purchaser will be re
quired to give notes, with two or more
good and sufficient securities. and allei
will be retained until the whole Of the
purchase money is paid. This September
lsG, 1871.
Il. II. FINCH, G. d M.
and Special Commissioner
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ed until the purchase mon
This September lst, iS7l. money Is paid
T'H' FINCH, CAM
sep7-tds Ny3 anu Commissioaer
}. W. Syler, admir-, etc; ot
brey, decd. VI Em,

w. vi L. ~
vs. the heirs and creditors of =: ESnbrey
brcy, decd. V'R En-.
court 5y v Of Fra Gf i decree sosu Of the CHANGER,
in inI the above oS .' sa Hugq' wi SIIpe &c Tern, t 2ii'
tober I'd, 1871, at the omohuly Oc,
Winchester, Tenn. sell to I'm" Ivy door IN
der, the Buckley house and ~" lnSnest bjl,
in the pleadings in this cause ue',ribal
y street, W, Ransom, b. b, ,nnoundedby
T. Lee lot, containing one ar"n "n' and
less. Said house and lot viii Il, more Or
credit of six, twelve and eightn""ur SOD On a
Notes with approved security roa months
the purchaser, and a lien retainuHqtH d
LIST, 1871, ocptemlCr
T. II. FINCH. cku
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-21

Brownlow declares that he won't die
until the expiration of his term as
United States Senator. If he is going
to wait that long. we don't care much
if lie never dics.--Courier journal.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-21
sepG-tds

n. r. Martin ct. ais, VS. r. j. Turner.
Ry virtue of a decree Of the Chancery
Court of Franklin county, Tenn pro
nounccd at its August Special Term 1871,
in the above cause, | viii, on Monday Oc-
tobcr md lS1l. sell to the highest bidder
the s~torc-house and lot in controversy in
this cause situated at the corner OF the
Public square in Winchester Tenn +, and
known as the "Martin corner" adjoining
the Public square Jefferson Street and
Samuel Smith's4tOre Hid an alley. Terms:
Said house and lot win be sold on a credit
of six. twelve and eighteen months, free
from the equity ofredemption. Notes with
approved security required of the purcha-
ser and a lien retained on the property till
the whole OF the purchase money is paid.
This September LIST ISL.
I. II. FINCH, G. & NJ,
sepG-tds (71a)
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B. Poe ct. ais, VS. NJ. j. Poe, ct. ais.

r. B. Poe ct. ais, VS. NJ. j. Poe, ct. ais.
BY Virtue of u decree Of the Chancery
Court of Franklin county. Tenn ., pro-
nounced At its August Special Term
1871. in the above cauec, | will, on Mon
day, October %, 1871, at the Courthouse
door in Winchester Tenn =. sell " tracts
Of land lJ ing in civil distrlct NO.. III OF
FRANKLIN county, Tenn. on the Fall Lick
Branch" prong Of Big Hurricane Creek
about half Il mile from the Hurricane
Springs, and bounded by the lands or y.
f. Rogers, - Hammontree, - Poe and 9TH
ers. The East tract containing " acres
and l6 poles; the biddings to commence at
So per acre. The West tract containing
lGl acres, > rods and q poles; the blddlhgs
to commence at $3.50 per acre. SAID Two
tracts of land will be sold on a credit OF
one and two years, except the sum OF ten
per cent which must be paid IN cash .
Note with approved security required OF
the purchaser for remainder Of purchase
money. and Il lien retained until all OF the
purchase money is paid. sept: LIST, ISL.
4. ii. FINCH, CO M.
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