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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-12

'lSn, ana soon the husband and wife
were swept osundcr. The former lost
ms strength, but retained his hold on
me child, and both were drowned.
Inc mother heidi her babe above the
hupgrl waves, until her strength too,
vas exhausted, then u wave, larger
Than the rest dashed it from her arms,
and she saw it sink slowly to the
depths below, just rs she was cx
hauslrd, and the life prcscryer had
slipped from beneath her arms, the
MoccAsjn came up and she mas rescued
to the life, which for the present, at
least, is bitter indeed. ~ have my
husband hcro," she said, but they
can never fad my babes in 50 large 4
sea- The poor woman poe, to Phila.
dcIphia, ware her parents live, and
where her husband will be buried.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-12
Trustees Sale.

On the LIST day Of April. 1870. j. VI. Rus.
Sey conveyed in trust to me the following
tract of land, !, ing in civil District NO.
OF Franklin county. Tennessee. and bound
ed on the North by the lands Of Isaac
Gray and Wiley benson on the east by the
lands of the heirs of Thomas Garner. de-
ceased; on the south by the lands of Mar
TN Sharber and on the west BY the lands
OF Martin Sharber and GRADER and Grober
containing 253l4 acres more or less.
which deed Is reg istered in the Register,
oillce OF Franklin county, in Book No. j.
pages ALP, and, whereas. notice in
writing has been given to me by the ben
eilclaries secured in said deed. to advertise
and sell said land
Now, therefore. by virtue ofthe author
lty In me vested, ! VIII. on the DIST day
OF october. 1872, at the Courthouse door,
IN Winchester, offer said tract of land to
tlle highest bidder for cash. without the
Equity of Redemption, and apply the pro-
ceeds' first, to the payment Of costs of the
trust. and second. to the debts secured
therein. Sale within lawful hours. This
., 1872. AS. MARKS, Trustee.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-12
LIST Day of October, 1872,

w v SOVo0Ol5 ~
proceed to sell the following tracts of land
belonging to the estate of the said Felix
Motlow, decd, to-wit:
One tract. known as the Home Farm.
containing, by survey, 395 acres and loo
poles. Said farm is within one mile of
~Lynchburg, the county seat OF Moore
county, is well watered, fine timber and
productive soil. Upon it is a splendid
dwelling, barn and O%ut-buildings, and An
elegant orchard.
Also, one other tract containing SO acres
and 3 poles, lying on the head waters of
Lost Creek. five miles from L~ynchbur~
and half mile of Chestnut Ridge. Said
land Is valuable for the quality and onan-
tity oftimber thereon.
Also, one other tract containing 363I
acres, lying on the head waters Of I,osi
Creek, four miles from Lynchbure and
II mile from Chestnut Ridge. This and
Is also valuable for the quantity and quail
Also. one other tract containing % acres
anu 20 poles, lying on the head waters of
uoYe brahch, one mile from Lynchburu,
ana immediately south of Thomas Shuw's
larm; Inc land is well watcred, mod
eIately good, with splendid timber.
ALSO, one other tract containing y acres
. ahu -" polts' lying Immediately east OF
.ne ABOVE described land. and about the
W III quality and character OF timber.
The above lands will be sold On one
and three years time, the purchaser
approved security, and a lien re-
IliIru upon the land until the purchase
money Is paid. These lands will be sold
the late residence of Felix Motlow, de-
one mile west of 7 vu.hhnr,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-12
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Ts&~ TO YOUNG MMEf
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Sent, under seal, in plain envelope. to
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-12
A ~i'rightiul Crime.

a proper cast for Judge Lynch to
dispose OF has been waiting Tor some
further conlirmatory evidence mt Clear
mont, Kansas, and should it be forth
coming a snort shriit and 4 long jour
ncy will be the fate of at least one man.
Recently there came into that place u
man driving two horses before a GOV.
cred wagon. As his ncck.yoke was
broken he stopped to mend it, and acted
somewhat strangely, 81 ling five dol
lars 10 a little girl that brought him Il
drink Of water. A stencil of decOm.
posing flesh arose from the wagon, and
TO the questions % a %bystandcr rs to
what produced it, he said a quarter Of
beef that he had carried until it was
nearly spoiled. Suspicious that all
was not right induced further investi
CATION, which was rewarded by a horri
ble spectacle. Five dead human beings
were wrapped in bed clothes, two men,
one woman and two children. One Of
the children was about two years old,
the other only rs many months, and
were probably all murdered in the
wagon where they lay, as their night
clothes were on, except one of the
men, whose body had been cut in two
for the purpose of getting him into the
wagon. The indignant citizens called
upon the nan to explain, and when he
had twice felt the weight Of his body
at the short end o. Il rope he complied,
that his name was Osborn and
of the murdered family, Ormes.
the other murdered nan being one
Dickcrson. He had accompa.
MED the party from Minnesota to
but u man named Joseph Will
Jams had 'murdcrcd them and given
him 500 to take the bodies away.
The cause of the tragedy, he said, was
iate produced by an old love affair
between Williams and Mrs. Ormcs.
Detectives went over the ground anG
heir last conclusions were that Os
,ornc had done the deed and no Will
was in the case. The citizens
ook charge of him, not even giving
he law Il chance to dispose of him.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-12

Mr.. A. j. UsorIton, late Sheriff Of
Coffee county, was arrested the other
day at Manchester. and confined in
Jail. The charge against him was ::
embez1cImcnt OF public and private
monies collected by him in an Official
capacity. The TuIlahoma lndepend-
ent says: We understand his seCuri.
ties instigated his arrest, 1t is rumor.
ed that he will soon be released, hav-
ing turned over his property to his Sc.
curities in order to satisfy the demands
of claimants"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-12

A correspondent Of the Nashville
Banner from st. Louis, whose zealous
opposition to Conventions is running
away with lis discretion, eXclaims in Il
late issue Of that paper:
"Hurrah for johnson and some
other good man in the 4lh District
agains; Bright
The people Of the 4tb District are,
we have every reason to believe, per-
fectly satisfied with Gen. John VI.
Bright as n candidate for Congress,
and they will send him to Washington
because they believe he is in every way
qualified to represent them with hon.
or there. Ii each district in the State
was rs sure of having for its represen-
tative SO pure and accomplished al
Statesman as he is, our Congressional
delegation would be as brilliant as any
the Unlon.- Tullahoma ledepend-
rnt.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-12

As the Irregular Democratic nominee,
we place tie name Of Gen, +. +. Cheat.
ham at the head Of our columns. He
is II good Democrat, Of sound judg,
inert. in%corruptiblo integrity, and, as
proved by his late u]ltcrances, in full
accord win The liberal sentiment Of
the coWutry. II elected, he will make
= useful and safe representative
MurlrucsborO Monitor.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-12
stand by the Organization.

A late issue Of the Nashville Uniol
and American contains the subiOinG,
article in regard to the race in tOi'
State for Congressman at Large. The
concluding portion Of it is 50 perfectly
in accord with the views we entertain
Oursclf that we cannot refrain from
asking every reader OF the Home Jour
nal to read It carefully and without
prejudice. We care how highly W,
may appreciate any man personally
whether that man be Mr. COlylr, An
drew Johnson, or any one else, we
could not second the effort to destroy
the Democratic partv-a party which
they are indebted to for past political
favors, and which the seem willing TO
rum because they cannot rule it, aud
we can but look upon the contest now
as one between great Democratic, ma
tiOnal principles, md petty, personal
ambition. And it has come to the
point where the people must be on
their guard against The dcluSIvc cry of
{" independent Office seekers who
make capital out Unpopular ?rcjulices,
whereby to &. feather their own nests. -
The Union and American says:
.Tiic people of Ten nr>sec well know
how faithfully The iHioN aHd american has
stood hy EX-Prrsidcnt johnson in all his
aspirations for public favor from his en-
trance into political life until the present
time, with one exception. That cNccp-
ton was during the war, A. II candidate
for the Legislator re. n Il candidate for Con-
urcss from this district for ten years. Il
candidate for Governor against Henry in
lS52. IL u candidate against Gentry in
those terrible Know Nothing times in
1855. aS Il candidate for the United States
senate in 1851. n a candidate for the
United States senate in 1869, the Union
and American WAS his firm and stcadiaSt
friend. I'm his support, with the cXccp-
ton above mentioned. it has known
neither change nor wlycrinT. Bit the
Union and American has always sustained
him rs Il Democrat. acting with the De-
mocracy. inside Of the Dem icratic orTan-
ization and laboring to promote the unity
and integrity of the Democratic party.
But the time has come when We can no
longer advocate his claims. Highly is we
have delighted to honor him, stnbbornly
rs we have fought for him. earnestly rs
we should give him our support for any
Office within the gift Of the people if CON
Si~trnt with the preservation of that great
party, great IN adversely Us well IN pros
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-12

The Fayetteville Observer says il
Andy Johnson persists in his determi.
nation to run for Congress, lie does SO
with Il full knowledge shat if success
tuI, his election will be accomplished
by the Radical party, aided by some
disallected Democrats. He will there
fore, in fact We the Radical candidate.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-12
Whose Candidate is Andy John
son.

We rise for information. He con
scnted( y to become candidate last
Saturday night in Nashville, The
Democratic candidate, Gen. Cheatham,
was already before the country. The
Democracy had made their nomination
in a large and enthusiastic Convention.
Andy Johnson says he is the "pcoplc's
candiCate,' and that sort, as against Il
Democratic nominee, is always in the
interest OF the Radical party Fay
cttcviliC Observer.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-12

Chatham says he is for peace, peace,
peace, johnson is aggressive, and
wants war-wauls to djs ~ the past
wants the people to endorse Tim by
sending him to Congress.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-12

So WI Go.-Public meetings have
been held in MurfreesbOrO, at which
Gen. Cheatham was endorsed, on the
one hand, and Andy Johnson on the
other, Thus do Democrats divide in
order, it would appear, to give Radicals
II chance to slip in and possess them
selves OF government. What folly!
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-12
Dissolution,

The partnerships heretofore existinc
between l.. Z. Garner and Il. C. Handle
ana re. Handy and W. w. Garner Z,
20, are this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent. All persons indebted to either firm
must make Immediate settlement. or their
officer. GARNET e u%WR,o, al
w. w. GARNER K 20
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-12
Notice !

There are persons who have not paid
their taxes for the year 1871. Such per
sohs are hereby notified to pay their taxes
lof SAID year without delay and, il they
not, every legal effort will be made for
the collection of the same.
Constables to whom ] have given.tax
ii; ~ lor collection are requested to report.
The law requiring it. | must and miU
close my business as Tay CnIlertor
for the past ear.
A hint to the wise is enough.
Respectfully,
JOHN G. HANNAH.
"uo-o-ot Tax Collector.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-12

The Tullahom Independent in no
ticing Col. Colyar's announcement as
an independent candidate for Govern
or, advises him to put his trust in
Providence as there is no hope for him
on earth.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-12

The distinguishing course Of Andrew
Johnson is bearing its rrui! al! over
the State, and unless Democrats stand
together in solid phalanX in support Of
the nominees, we may reasonably OK
poet to see our State fall into the hands
of q Radical minority,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-12

Andy johnson on coming to Nash
vile two weeks ago said that the Dem
ocratic party was about dead. His
own d~isorganizing course since then
he thinks, no doubt, is the beginning
of the funeral service Fayetteville
Observer.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-12

Johnson wants the people Of Ten,
ncssce to admit they were very guilty
dming the war, and then wants them
to vote for him to go TO Congress and
say 50 IIumph! This ~ouH be lick
ing the hand that smitcs You.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-12
The Blanton-Duncan Convention.

"a haIt. IIIs Ia tIGlatI,l ,ttll L.. l..
~ '''''''
The I}lantOn-Duncan Couyrution.
-
Under the head Of "llumpty-Dum-
~ the Louisville Courier journal
gives Il detailed account Of the Con
YcntIon III that city to nominate a
slraIghj-Dcmocra,Ic candidate for
President. The whole affair seems to
have been a .hoscO, =, any II OF com.
mon sense mn>t have !orcsccn. The
idea Of nominating Il straight Demo.
cratic tic<r, r,r pr..iIcu, anal ,i.o
p...il.,,
''''' '".'
"'o""' WIZ" were "'c'PtpI hY the h''
tIh0rc Convention and #ho represent
IN the main what Democrats wish IN
the way of rpror,o and tina d.o,h -,
Crou,i,m ,ho too
'' ''''' VT S"'' WIS per-
'ccl'S ao'"lo' ana cmenoied IN the
brains Ct ihcorriglhIc political fools.
Tho mas, ov,f,n., i,.il,,, ,c,,.
,, u,
Wv" ""'''" duncan "'' "
prominent physician Of Louisville
named j. NJ. KeIlar. Aud it sprann
from Il conversation between those two
gentlemen and Gen, Geo, A. Gustav.
Col. Duncan said he had been offered
II half million dollars to break up the
convention.
Cen Custar retorted that il was the
natural 'ulcrchCe that the other party
laU olerrI more than II hall million
dollars not 10 break 1t Up,
AtthIs duncan eXclLediy said, "W ell,
SIR, my character Is as gOod rs yours
ana ""dcd something sbont being
bought and sold which was not fully
caught ny Gen. CusLar and DR.. kcllar,
81 am not gong to discuss your
character, saul the General, land
nave not referred TO 1t particularly, but
now tIaI you nave brought the subject
up can cSJabIIsI by good testimony,
without gong out Of this hall, that You
stated that this whole move
Ihchl was Il question OF bargain and
sale, aud That, for your part, il there
was to be any sale, You were going to
sell to the party VINO TouIl pay the
biggest price, and that party you be-
IIrvrd to tie Grant,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-12

The patrons of Rev. II. II. Snee1's
school in Chattanooga have held a
meeting with a view to raise means
wherewith to purchase a school build
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-12
ANNOUNCEMENT
FOR


We are authorized to announce Hon.
Jno. NJ. Brighta candidate for recollection
10 Congress from this, the 4th, Congress
sional district. Election in November.
FOR STATE SENATE.
We are authorized to announce j. d..
Tillman of Lincoln county, II candidate
for State Senator, from the district COM
posed Of the counties OF Franklin. Lincoln
and Marshall. Election in November, 1872.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
We are authorized to announce A. j.
Simpson, Esq, a candidate to represent
Franklin county in the next Legislature.
Election in November.
We are authorized to announce G. w,
Bowling. Esq. n candidate to represent
Franklin county in the next General AS
,embIy. Election in November next.
We are authorized to %oun IL. II
Moore a. a candidate for the Legislature
Election in November.
W. j.. Slater announces himself a can
didate to represent franklin county II
the Lower House Of the next General As
srmbly.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-12
CEDAR POSTS.

Good strong Cedar Posts, that W i'll last
a mans lifetime, will be dclivered at Win
chester almost as cheap as common Oak
posts. Apply to llamp Stewart. near Win.
chester. or address j. W. GONCE.
mar29-ly Anderson. Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-12

Valuable Land
FOR SALE.

Under A POWER OF ATTORNEY
which | hold in my hands. given bv
the heirs of Felix Motlow. decd, [ will, on
the -"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-12

Work on the South western railroad,
from McMinnville 20 Sparta, has been
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-12

Andrew johnson as Il Canullatt.
FIX President johnson. falling to re
ceivc the nomination Of the party al
Nashville on the DIST instant, and be-
ing chagrincd at the result, and urged
on by a set Of disappointed politicians
at Nashville, in Il speech in that city on
last Saturday, announced himself rs a
candidate for Congress from the State
at Large, His speech is filed with his
usual bombast and self laudation, and
exhibits an unusual amount ~ofJohnson
twaddle about the dear people, and
bis beloved State" Gritty but he had
remembered some OF his admiration
for the beloved State during his militia.
ry rcign.) His speech is somewhat
singular, as he characterizes those
whom he expects TO oppose him as
dogs. lie says "the house Of the
dogs will be turned OPEN upon him,
aud that Belle, Flora, Blanche,
Sweetheart, and all the other little dogs
viii do all in their power to scare
somebody's This is certainly very
complimentary to fully one halt of the
'o""l'cS . ! our H'aie WHO Instructed
their delegates in convention to vote
against Mr.. Johnson's nomination al
the State Convention, and wc have no
doubt all the opponents Of this inmac,
ulatc champion Of the "dcar people,
will feel hpltcrcd hy hi, very question
able compliment
But We started ON 10 simply an
nouucc the fact I'4t Mr.. johnson hnu
again lrokcu ra!,r VITA his parly, and
Ia hi, attempt, to disrupt it, hal con
>yutcl To the u,r OF hi, Hrue rs 4 can
'idalr Tor Cpu4ru,, from the STATE Il.
,,r4c, H., can only ~lrocrrur,n hc
Nuonn IS ,ar "4rru. hol"r, aud hi,
pm''!l1u j., such that he wuu'd uoN
!lw gu.l Destroy H.. p,iOy.i in HI,
power. lra aa, mJlr lun aou ~jurl,
1ccauso i, No. lp.-,r o,r. the " crna
Of his whiu' u,r sing, paap, to- g
" dead duck M,NnwNjt lie New lgl.
The ColuuIil # raj hJt~ls tin.
name Of Gru Il +. CAyn'um 81. Con.
grcss from the Slatc at ilr-c but gives
its reason, tor having desired Il differ.
cnt nomination, to wit:
We believe u large majority Of the
people Of Tennessee desired ID" nom
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-12

1t is reported that Hon. ID. NJ. Key
has withdrawn from the field as a can
didate for Congress in the third district.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-12

o CONGREss-ruIRD DISTRICT,
Hon. .JNO. NJ. BRIG
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-12

Gen. Ii. T.. CIIIGATIIAN.