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New-York tribune., 1872-06-19

C0NPAsY lhsVe and 27thS HewYOrk March 1872
A T a meeting of the Board of Directors OF
N this Company held this DAY. the following resolutions adopted
Resolpei That the nssmen Of FIFTY DOLLARS share
Of this Company yet remaining unpaid be and hereby
required be paid the Treasurer al bis Office New
York, on the FIRST dsy Of JULY, 1872.
es0lrsf Certificates Full paid Stock be ned the
holders such Scrip Stock the 6t day Of July next payment
naent having Heretofore been Eade lieu OF and
Of the Cacs Of such Scrip stoc and that transfer
Scrip Stock shall be permitted after said first day
OF Juy l37l until the meB due thereon has been paid
Resolved That Treasurer o. the Stockholders that interest at
the
Juy next all paid prior 20 the first day Of June
Certificates will be ready delivery the tt OF July and FOR
payments ths time receipt will be given and
der receipt and certificate se the above dste the upad
certRcatr ia.nei JOHN 4. SHELTON Treasursr.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
80 AND ACCRUED INTEREST.

The Read the Detroit River, and Is te Eastern
link ALB LINE FROM BUFFALO TO Chicago and has
been under years past BY road nen who
have necessity for STEEL RAIL- LOW GADl SHORT
ROUTE great railroad systems which dTerge from Chicago
Toledo and Buffalo
Among road by who's, cash subscriptions f2o miles
tout O already graded bd and made reiF for the
superuciure large Of the steel rails bought all Of VA materials
for and uhrt Of the equipment purehsse are
MILTON CoURTRIGHT, JOHN +. TRACY. DAVID D0Ns. WIN
L. SCOTT, uENRY u. FARNHAM A FORSYTH, hhiRf POR-
TER JOHN NJ BURKE NJ SYKES, B. T. ALLEN all diTec-
to either Chicago and HorthWst or the Chicago lock Island
and Pacific; GEO oPDYKE Of tie MAnd Roads JOHN ALLEN
SIDNEY DILLON DANIEL DREW, j. S. CASEMANr J. 4 J.
CASEY o s. CHAPLAIN, JOHN ROSS, DAVID SIkWRT. and
H. WINSTON
THE ROAD WILDE
SO Niles Shorter than any o5her Road,
eer BUILT or in oOotcmpsa between Budis and Chicago and
will ao shorten betsfsn Toledo ami baaalo - miles
TIIB MAXIMUM GRADE entire line does not exceed fF-
TEEN FEET me-apd NneysI per cant Of tee road Is
STRAIGHT
The ROAD WILL BIZ COMPLETED and raining orie' be-
fore Dec. 81 Of this year.
The principal and Of She bonds payable either IA NoWYOrk
London, Frankfort
We confidently the bonds TO all slis oinvts'oTs
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t n si the NevYorf Produce Exchange to take INTO con.a
- h eency forming permanent organization win view
S e regulations for The transaction Of business hAtnay De
,taA Ouofa
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19

OENCR BEiE CONPlsI, HEw-YoKK, June 3. Is7R
ENHE ANNUAL MEETIEG of the Stock
Il holder, ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY, for the election
Directors for provided b. law and for
the Transaction II such other business before tie meeting
W the General Ocs Of the Company In the CITY Of HeS
Yok. on TUESDAY. tue 9th dar of July
polls viii open II 10 O'Clock snd remain open m o'clock
oI uc further tine may be Necessary the opinion Of the In
speclors. 10 poll al votes thea present.
The usrr Books will be closed the close " business MON
DAY Jgne instant will for the
Common stock July 10 and for Preferred Jay i6 By order,
H. n. OTIS. Secctarv
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A SBURY LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
"A OFFICE. sos BROADWAY
CORNER RLEYENTH-ST., KEWY0RK
c. G. NORTH, President
A. " Stout NJ D. SAyIS ID. T. M4CPARIAN. VcePresdents
ISAAC A. STILES, Secretary and Actuary
A. " NJ PURDY, NJ. D., Medical Examiner.
TFNUFT RKnNORE tounseI

this Company, effect their
lives ali the kinds Of policies pesont and
also Hapremum plar and COMMITTED Policies which
are BY this Company 2 Registered Policies securel By
Special Deposit Unnecessary restrictions travel removed Full
dcOntinuance after
Loan onehird Of Premium amounting $40 Dividends
Partnership Plan No charge Female risks O. Gener
Cergnn and their families Prompt payment Of
and papers fully detailing all the peculiar features Of b
tables for all the will be sent app
cation 70 the Home Office. RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED To
those give the business liberal Will
be
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19

:
Dkgs same WeeA lsst !a
"A ske arrivals peanuts for the wees Sl pigs Ia IsD
TO make sales oi common slu
~ zoo, When IL desired close ont lots TRANSACTIONS az. v,.5
,o,i Of sold at Be- MOST oi ,ne
ess ave now under Beside those heretofore s9 We
bsgS ors az c; ohbed out a. 5e W osgs S'es NV s '
bbls katern Shore peeled a Sc pos
VII a. & ep are very good nearly every department Quota
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S,hes are not doing we'll ocers tegnning TO te OF @
md tr 10 cherries morning berries sold isiry a. ~
et nm ar-e en- vals later Odl2e, WITH poor ~
Some choice sold ~ 2ac with few crates lne a. nre
a. sni upwar Backcsp sspbees begin 70 etnve iI,n
S ~ re-e sod at lSc the l2G5 We never saw
br 80 plenty before Aner selling largely this morning az l
80 rsussreBt and Heart were sold later IN ue
Sd9e he Black Tartarian went at Pc wt9 common Ano
~ ysia Green aprcs small 10 sire, and SLOW Of sale az les
Tc some South Carolina peaches are expected on next -
Orrta
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, q, the week 800 packages 4S2 more than last week
sane seE G ye 1908 packages Bggs vary great aeal IN eaM M
- t1,e aiie rre Ia price just some poor oS s,h
snu T. vb1e cersu marks which heretofore have been
3 AZ row Indifferent Pennsylvania eggs are yey sca ana
nnH co,1msud i8dlac to-day, and the might DE @
Of near by Stste While Western selling at sis tSe nv % r
heex sod AZ l5c l5c JOB lots going ss hgn ss n
fnosn 70 right Everything now consaeTe9 loss 0
ar arriving sparngy hud SLOW sale Quotauon' n a
- sni H. a. 6cr i8 aI9 Southern and poor...'.S az
So. - nc dl8 Dock io' ~
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FURS AND ShINs.
The season Of these Is and quotations are dropped

Receipts past week upon the pTnepaI T9sls @
MILK, ~ cans
lem 80 cans mk; Nevdsyen. Wh branches 10 ana 9V 10y
II1or River TOTAL dailv receipts, 9ls7 milk sales on tne
Is platform 80 and closed Al 81 20 e can aytns
Ja7 SIN has cme freely during the past three days
from being len TO each day Inc present h''
- -.-..o. n.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-04-19

IMMIGRATION We have enioycd our
sell IN a conversation with Mcssrs. Scott,
Parker and Virgins, three gentlemen
from Michigan, who have been with IA
the last day or so, prospecting for n home
among US, to become citizens Of Tcnnes.
see, and, while bcnrliting themselves. TO
inevitably benefit those around them. in
our opinion, for Immigration Of such men
to our community will give us strength,
both in Numbers and in wealth. The i'm
portance Of this immigration we have
heretofore urgcd through these columns.
ana intend to speak at length thcreupon
when we have more space to spare than
now. We want to show that 1t brings la
Dor for the farm and the workshop special
skill in the Industrial arts. money for the
purchase of too much idle land, and rapid
appreciation of every acre of land in our
county, every lot in our town, and every
product of industry. Our interest, too,
will become theirs In MI matters o flcais-
lation and material progress. We intend
to try and have our people take n cosmo-
polltan view ofthis subject. as we believe
they are now doing. More anon.
Mr.. Scott, one of the party, has pur-
chased land in our county. All Of them
are satisfied, and the reception they have
had will influence in our behalf when they
return to the many they represent
And what WI shall say apo. this sub
ject in our next Home Journal will be of
interest to our own people, and to immi-
grants and we hope will be productive of
much good.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-04-19

A LARGE EGG.-Mr W. II. Rcnegel
has given uSa most "egys-traordinary" hen
egg. I'VE quote the jeu de mots lest some
one accuse us of trying to be smart, and
would inform them that the pun is not
original, and this we knew when we used
it. If it shall disgust everybody. then
pcrcnancc some persons We wot o will
cease to bore us with would-bc witness
upon everything that is uttered. and will
cease tellin. lonS-winued stories and say
ing pert things that have become as stale
as they have always been unproiitablc.l
This egg is four inches in lcn9tn ana
two in diameter. If any ofour exchanges
know OF Il better effort ON the part of any
hen in their respective counties. well
yield the palm we now claim for Frank
lin.
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a Drunkard's Opinion.


Editor Home Jurnal:
Our mutual friend, Capt. Dutield. de
serves much credit for his untiring exer
ton in building up n temperance organi
cation in our midst, and certainly the en-
thusiasm which he has displayed is worth,
OF admiration. But. nevertheless, I appre
bend that his labor will be cloves labo,
lost" ifhc does not succeed in persuadin.
the Legislature to abolish all the tippline
saloons in the State.
Dr.. SnodgrasS. in AZ address at one of
the anniversary meetings in New York,
related the following incident which H.
Illustrates my opinion:
Said | to a friend ofmine in Baltimore
Il man of talent IN one of our professions.
and a man in the days OF his sobricty-
What think you OF the Maine law TOR
Maryland?
Think - replied he. II think well of
it.. Give me that and | shall have hope; |
have signed your pledge over and over
again, but only to break it a. often. Shut
up these houses with your Maine law pro-
hihition-take away from my eyes these
attractive saloons and sparkling decanters
remove the sight of these and the fumes
0 ftIrir contcntS-the Satanic temptation
to ruin; and then. but not till then. | shall
hop" to remain a sober man, to be myself
again"
The Legislature Of Tennessee, by IL
ccnsing tippling houses. places IL tempta-
ton before every inhabitant of the State,
and, as God Almighty ha, not given to all
men the power OF selt-control, we do not
wonder that so many fill drunkards'
graves. j. Il. b.
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An editor is pleased with pleasant word.
about his paper. He dislikcS to have ;
subscriber discontinue without Il goo(
reason assigned, and very often he thinks
OF course, the reason is not Il good one
And he is glad to get q new subscriber
even II the money he receives should be
~squandered the very next minute. Al
THIS Is very natural, and obtains With the
farmer, lawyer, doctor, merchant. mcchan-
&c et ais, in all their respective pursuits
And we have writ What is writ bccaus,
a clever subscriber at Salem writes:
"pleaSe continue my paper. 1t has been
stopped for two or three weeks. ! know
my subscription has been out for some
time, but II yon will make ont the bill and
send it down | will send You the money
us | don't know that | will be at town
soon. | am well pleased with your paper
and | can't do Wen without it,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-04-19

A CHANCE TO WIN $4,000, AND, AT TIL
SAME TINE, AID THE SICK AND DESTITUTE
The sale olTickcts in the Grand Icga
Enterprise at Omaha. in aid of Mercy
Hospital, under the auspices OF the Sis
tiers of Mercy, will be continued till May
Both, when the drawing will positively
take place in open public. This charitable
enterprise enjoys the confidence of the
braska; also, the Mayor and President OF
the Board of Trade, Omaha. Highest
prize, $4,000. Total, Sl5O,00O, in cash.
The tickets are IS each. or two for S.. For
full particulars, address PATTEE & GARDI-
NER, Business Managers, Omaha, Neb.
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Now Advertisements.

Our Clerk g. Master advertises very val.
liable land for sale. This land belongs tt
the estate of L. r. Horton, and is, per
haps, the best in the county. 1t is wei
improved, and the purchaser, If he shonl1
be 4 stranger, can obviate the trouble and
disagreeablencss of hunting up securities
by paying one-third in cash.
j.. A. j. Rose, OF Nashville. with whom
we have dealt largely in days gone by,
tells our people that he has a superb stock
Of Ready-made Clothing on hand for the
Spring that is upon us, and the Summer
that will soon be. We warrant he tells
the truth, and when our Franklin county
people go to Nashville. especially during
n. sc. Railroad elections, they must not
fail to see the Rose, upon Nashville
Square. that blooms pcrcnnially with well
comes for all who want good goods at low
prices.
Our Governor offers a reward of $500
for Branch, who murdered Phillips, and
who escaped from the Fayetteville Jail, to
which lie was sent that he might not es-
cape.
Our County Court Clerk and Candidate,
Capt. G.. Arlcdgc (what an ALTERATION Of
capital C.'sD advertises land tors sale.
W. p. Tucker, Esq, announces himself
a candidate for Sheriff. Surely the people
have several clever candidates from whom
to choose a Sheriff, and Mr.. Tucker is one
more added to the number, most assuredly.
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CUPID RULES THE PREss.-Maj. Geo.
Ep,.. lorof tbn Manphpgtpr Demo-

CUPID RULES THE PREss.-Maj. Geo.
Emack, editor of the Manchester Demo-
crat and the Tullahoma Times-"two pa
pers, both weckly"-has interviewer his
fate with that of another. He was mar
ried at the residence of the brides father,
in Meanwhile, by Rev. j. r. Thompson.
on the 9TH of this month, to Laura FL.
Woodlee. Our heart Is warm with good
wishes for you, Major, and don't forget to
remember us kindly to your dear vile.
You need not tell how flatteringly you
talked to young ladies whenever you had
an opportunity Oh our Eastern tour last
summer. nor chat you made opportunities
oy scores when non presented thein-
selves. She might. perchance, attribute
less value to your l%ove-vows to her. Ana
Yet We could testify that yon were 10th
70 70 farther than Cincinnati. and could
offer 10 good reason. Why didn't you
come out like a man and say you wanted
70 get back in neighboring distance Of the
Gear enc? Well, luck to you.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-04-19

THANKS I'VE acknowledge with pleas
urc our gratitude to Messrs. Geo. e.. Gar
ncr, Fred Wing and j. a. Bloller--Com-
mittce of Inyitotion--lo r Il complimentary
card OF admission to the Sixth Grand
State Fair of the Mechanics and Agricul-
tural Fair Association of Louisiana, com
mencing at New Orleans, Wednesday 9th
instant, and continuing seven days. No
use to wish the Association succcs--it will
be. and we would be happy to attend it
and enjoy oursclt as we did upon the oc-
casion of its fifth exhibition.
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In Chancery.

V. X. Stevenson VS. John G. Stewart.
Answer and Cross-Bill OF defendant, Jno,
e. Stewart.l
Upon motion, and it appearing to the
satisfaction Otthe Clerk Il Master, from the
cross-bill, which is sworn to. that V. X.
Stevenson, complainant in original bill
and defendant in crosS-bill, is Il nOn-reSi-
dent of the State of Tennessee, so that the
ordinary process of law cannot be served
upon him.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
BE- made for four successive weeks in the
Home Journal. published in Winchester.
Tenn, requiring said nonresident defend
ant to appear on or before the next term
of the ChancCry Court. to be held in the
town of Winchester, Tennessee on the 18th
Monday in June next, and plead an
Swer or demur to the cross-bill of John e..
Stewart, or the same will be taken for
confessed. and set for hearing cX parte
Il to him. Witness my hand, at office,
March Is. 1872.
+. II. FINCH, CO Nj.
John Lelly cit, Sol. for respondent.
aprI-it 81 80
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Licenses for March, 1872.

YIN. Bickerson to Lizzie Mcpherson,
A. Z. Blackwell to +. f.. Mosely.
A. II. Matlock to Sarah G. Baker.
John NilkersOn to Nancy Sells.
Joseph Winters to Lucinda Pearson.
John Gipson to Virginia E. Reed.
Henry Protter to Margaret Stringer.
A. B. Floyd to Eliza Lindsy.
VIM. C. Stewart to Sarah \. Dotson.
John II. Handy to Tennessee Partln.
VIM, Nuckles to Mary Witt.
VIM, Hicts to Mary a. k%erkendal.
ADDISON Watson to Elizabeth May
j.. A. Wiugart to Susan Kate.
Perry Wood to Martha j. Mitchell.
TAYLOR Garner 10 Sallie Ann Lynch.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-04-19

MOORE CoUNTY.--Wc learn that the
election to determine whether there should
be II new county made up of fragment,
from this and Lincoln and Bedford, has
carried in the affirmative most ovcrwhel-
mingly. and now Moore county is m ac-
complishcd tact--a fact that will we UNI
derstand affect fayOrably or untavOrably
all the candidates running in Il county
offices. More anon.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-04-19

Long ARTICLES.-No one should be of
Tended at us five refuse to publish Ions
communications, long speeches, &c, he,
cause we cann0 do so. An article tina
would fill our whole available space NIGH
crafty the few and displease the many
We are the best judge oursclfin the mat
ter, and having no ill-will towards any,
our conscience is profoundly clear in
doing to suit 0urselI.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-04-19

Recommendation & Co., wholesale
and retail dealers in Furniture, &c. No.
IL College Street, Nashville. are filling
daily large orders. and entire satisfaction
is given in every case. The people OF
Winchester and Franklin county will find
i, to their interest L, buy Of :hcnl.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-04-19

THE CRops.-we learn that the wheat
crop, as a general thing, throughout oui
county is looking finely. The fruit trees
are uninjured, but perhaps before this
writing is read a blightinS frost maycomt
and nip the tender fruit in the bud.
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Political.

The Republican voters of Franklin
county are notified to meet in convention
at Winchester on Saturday, April 18th,
1872, for the purpose of sending delegates
to the State Convention to be held at Nash
vile, Tennessee. the 10th May, and for
other business. By order of, &c.
aDrlS-2w
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These lands will be sold on Il credit o.
one, two and three years, VIII interest,
the purchaser giving notes with rood Sc
curlty, and Il lien retained. The purcha-
ser, however. has the privilege of paying
the first inStallmcnt in cash, and if he
does so. will not be required to give secu-
rlty Tor the other two payments.
T. II. FINCH. G. & VI.
notwithstanding and bills, $25.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-04-19

ACCIDENT We regret to learn that Mr..
Jimmie Duncan, of this county, and who
was running OF the Nashville q Clattu-
nooga Railroad rs brakcsman, was crush
ed by the ears the other day and will, It is
feared, not survive.
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Proclamation by the Govern

JONI c. BRowS, Governor Of the STATE
TrnnesScc-To all who shall .re thS
presents, Greeting:
WHEREAS, IT HAS BEEN MAI
w known 10 me that 4 certain ,JOI
BRANCH, charged with having comm
ted u foul and atrocious murder on the ID
day Of March, 1872, upon the body of n
Phillips, late of II county of Frunkli
has Ned from justice, and Is now runnil
at large:
Now, therefore, J.. John G.. Brown. Cd
crnol MS aforesaid. by virtue Of the pow
ana authority in me vested. do hrreI
ollrr n reward of three hundred dolll
(S3oO) to any person or persons who mi
apprchend the said joel Branch and deli
rr him TO the Sheriff or Taller of onr coul
ty or Franklin, in order that Justice /
that behalf may be had and executed /
IN testimony whereof. | have he'd
unto set my hand, and caused II
l.. s. Great seal o fthe State to be ain xe
at Nashville, on the 10th day }
April, 1872,
JOHN c. BROWN
by the Governor:
4. IL. BUTLER,
Secretary Of Stated
Joel Branch Is about twenty three yeaI
Of age, low, light complexion, and IN
lately escaped from Fayetteville jail.
aprlS-lt
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-04-19

FARMERS CLUB.--Last saturday there
was u meeting at the Courthouse. Speech
es were made by Col. +. T. Estill, Esqr.
II. r. Moore. DR.. Ira G.. Wood and Others
upon the subject of crops in general prof
its. &c. Much interest was manifested
and many good ideas advanced Several
names we're added to the club.
Two gentlemen in each civil district OF
the county were appointed to solicit Sub
scriptions In behalf of the proposed conn
ty Fair the coming Fall. Let Us hope that
the appointees will be energetic in awaken
ing the people to the Importance OF such
an exhibition. Nothing we can think OF
will more stimulate the people to cxertlon
than industrial exhibitions. and it is
greatly to he regretted that while other
counties are moving briskly in this direc-
ton. and people are at work to bring forth
good results. Franklin county is just dis
cussing the propriety of beginning to
move. Tut, tut! tut!
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Bargain in Real Estate.

Any one wishing to purchase a vacan'
lot, or house and lot, can get Il good bar
gain from me by paying one-third incash
the balance in six and twelve, or twelve
and eighteen months.
". j. SLATER.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-04-19

SUDDEN DEATn.-Mr. j. b. Keith. of
Salem, died the other day very suddenly.
He was at the houscofJ r. Moscly, about
two miles off. and feeling unwell, started
home, but died on the road side.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-04-19

I COATED ON CHURCP STREET, one
IL of the leading tlroroughfares of the
city. and directly on the line of the Street
Railroad, which connects closely with the
different Railroad Depots and the Public
Square.
Merchants visiting the wholesale houses
can find Il car every few minutes on the
Square, which leads directly to the Battle
House.
The proprietor hopes to receive a call
from his old friends and the travelling
public. promising that II and all shall be
made to feel at home.
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NJ. NJ. Henderson 4 Co. are examining
their store house full Of ladics' dress goods,
ncw-stylc prints, boots and shoes. bonncts,
gents rcady-madc clothing, &C.. &c.
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DEEDS OF TRUST

VIM. Englcnt to Robert D. Jamison, fol
personal property.
q. ii. Bean 10 L. d. Gregory, for person.
al property.
Thomas Ii. Clark to Robert and w. II
clark. for personal property.
W. Ii. Cowan to john W. Sergeant, tol
personal property.
Coleman Franklin to T. D. Gregory, one
tract of land in district No. 2.
Thos. Sharp. President Scwaree Tame
ry, to II. N. Wallace, real estate.
Ben Horton (colored,) to Colyar g. Cur
It's, for one mule.
John Partain to G.. b. Austell tract of
land in district No. 0.