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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-30
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Kansas Speaks.

The people of Kansas. in an address
propose thorough work against tn,
military government and personal pre-.
tensions and assumptions ofthc Gran,
administration. They demand, among
other effective civil service reforms.
decent, honest and intelligent men in
Office, and a modification fthe reven-
ne system, SC that no class or special
interest of the country shall be encour
aged at the expense of all the rest
and further, to save tue public lands
from the rapacitv of corporations and
monorolies, and secure them to actual
settlers, and to establish, as n guaran
tee against the corrupt use of the Elk
ecutivc patronage. the restriction of
the Prcsi lential Office to Il single term.
The best men Of the country will bid
these Republican reformers God speed
n their good purpose.
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Non Resident Notice.

Jas. G. Ogden VS. J. W. johnson ct ais.
Upon motion, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Clerk a. Master, from
the return on Sub. to Ans. in this cause.
made by the returning officer, that the de-
PENDANTS. j. w. johnson and A. u. Collins,
are no~n-rcsidents of the State of Tennes-
see, so that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive week. i'm the
Home journal. published in Winchester.
Tenn. requiring said nonresident de-
PENDANTS to appear on or before the to nth
Monday in June next, before the Chan
Gerry Court at Winchester, franklin coun-
ty' Tennessee. and plead, answer or demur
to compliments bill, or the same W i'll be
taken for confessed and set for hearing ex
P.arte, Witness my hand. at office. this
May "a. 1872. T. II. FINCH, G. Il NJ.
may30-4t Az
Brannan & Hunt : Solicitors for Com
plainants.
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Gieclcy's Acceptance OF the Gin
cInnati Nomination.

New York, May 22,-lIorace Gree.
ley IN n reply to n formal notification
OF his nomination to the Presidecy hy
the Liberal Republican Convention has
written a letter accepting the nomlna-
ton. He says he has waited to hear
from all parts of the country before
taking this step and is satisfied from
Inc Tree and unc0nStrained popular re
sponses that the action Of the convcn
ton meets the approval Of all interest
ed in reunion aud reform. He fully
endorses the platform Of the convcn.
ton, dwclIs particularly on the recon
Citation Of the South and the removal
Of all political disabilities and declares
that the American people have made
the cause their own and will bear it on
to triumph with the distinct under
standing that if elected he shall be
President not OF party but Of the whole
people. He accepts the nomination
confident that the North and South are
eager to clasp hands across the bloody
chasm which has too long divided
them and forget that they have been
enemies,
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Chancery Sale Of Land.

d.. Long, admir-, VS. Margaret C.. Barne.
and others.
BY virtue of a decree Ofthe CHANGER,
Court, at Winchester, Tenn. pronounced
IN the above cause, at its March Especial.
Term. 1872, | will offer for sale, at the
Courthouse door in Winchester. Tenn. on
Monday, June 81. 1872.
the tract OF land described in the plead
ings, lying in civil district No. o, Frank
lin county, Tenn, bounded by the lands
of j. NJ. Elkins, Il. w.. Featiler:ton and
others, containing 1884 acres.
TERMS:
Said lands will be sold on a credit of
twelve and eighteen months. except the
sum OF 10 per cent, which must be paid
on day OF sale. Notes with approved Sc
curlty required of the purchaser. and lien
retained until all of the purchase money
Is paid. Tbs bidhings to commence at SlO
per acre. L. ii. FINCH,
may9-td "a Clerk q Master
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Non Resident Notice.
Jas, II Estill vs. f. II. Estill ct ais.

1t being made known to me. by the afi-
davit Of complainant, that the places OF
residence, after diligent inquiry, of the
following heirs OF VIM. McMurray, are
unknown. viz; G. w. McMurray. Fanny
Meadows, Margaret Gray, the heirs of
Robert Goodlett, heirs of Mrs. Buchanan.
heirs of Mrs. Yates, heirs of John McMur-
ray. and others whose names and residen-
ces are both unknown.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in the
Home journal. Il newspaper published in
Winchester. Tenn. requiring said nom
resident defendants to appear on or before
the It'll Monday in June next. before the
Chancery Court to be held at Winchester,
Franklin Co., Tenn, and show cause
why compliments suit should not be re-
vived against them, and that they be des-
crihed in said publication as above des-
cribed, except those whose names are I'M
known. who shall be described as the UNI
known heirs of VIM. McMurray, deed.
Witness my hand, at office, May 9th,
Il. ii. FINCH,
may3O-it AZ Clerk q Master.
Williams & Carr, Solicitors for Com
p%lainants.
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Grants thieves in South Carolina
have stolen so much that a few DAYS
ago the insane asylum at Columbia, in
which there were 20j patients at the
date of the last report, was absolutely
without provisions, and the superin.
tendent was indebted TO the charity of
a private citizen for the means of feed
ing the afflicted creatures under bis
charge.
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stand by Your COlOrs,

Is an admOnitiOn we receive from
Democratic friend here and there wht
seems to think defeat the most dcsjra
bic thing on earth if a straight. out
atralght-np and straight. laced Demo
crat Is not to be elected President. Ir
the language of the New York FIX
press, eve intend to stand by our col
ors. They are raised high, and We
10 not propose to lower them. We
mscribe upon tho old hag all that VIC
ever commended for in the way of
Principle, and sincerely regret that we
cannot secure all we desire in the way
OF men. But il need be, VIC are quite
ready to compromise in favor of men
who will carry out the cardinal princi.
pies embodied in a liberal, national,
non sectional platform, with free gov.
eminent for the States and people, the
free course and effect of the Federal
Constitution in full operation, the res.
toration Of the old Union, honest GOV,
eminent and honest men in office, for
Sivencss for the past, hope, union and
courage for the future, and civil law
in preference to military power. Here
in and hereby w mean to stand to our
colors, and if required to Ito so, we
shall nail them to the mast, ready to
sink or swim in their defence.
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Nonresident Notice.
T.. ID. Swami, Guardian, and next frien
VS. Jno. Finney ct ais.

e. ID. Swami, Guardian, and next friend,
VS. Jno. Finney ct ais.
Upon motion, and it appearing to the
satisfaction ofthc Clerk q Master, from the
bill. which is sworn to. that VIM. Coyey.
Sarah Convey and her two minor children.
whose names are unknown, but are chill
drcn of j.. NJ. Convey, decd, defendants.
are non residents of the State of Tenncs-
see, so that the ordinary process of law
cannot he served upon them.
1t Is therefore ordered that publication
DC made for o successive weeks in the
Home journal, published in Winchester,
Tenn, requiring said nonresident defend
ants to appear on or before the next term
of the Chancery Court, to be held in the
town of Winchester, Tennessee on the 4th
Monday in June next, and plead an
swer or demur to the complainant's bill,
or the same will be taken for
confessed, and set for hearing OK parte
as to them. Witness my hand, at office,
this May y, 1872.
T. III. FINCH, G. & NJ.
Fitzpatrick, Gregory s. Davis, Solicitors
for Complainant
may3O-lt / 80
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New York Express, a ~lavorite Demo.
cratic exchange:

- IeN'lllt lJNUlO-
cratic exchange:
democrats who part company should
p",U ~ peace whether 10 or in July, al
why's remembering that there is n crisis In
p"I''e h1airs when men see differently,
nv ACT from Inherent motives ana for dir.
TSnonl ehoS, lhoSe who now pitch into
ureeley so freely may, by-and-by, have &c
cC"pPo' nm or choose between him and
ni"it' II tHiS IS wise then, AS It seems to
w. " Is u much mistaken wisdom, and
u'"ae VINO nave been calling Grant al
Sotis 81 names. and believed what they
,""", WIZ hllG themselves IN quite aS awk-
r"a" u PoSl'Ioh rs the supporters OF
NOW, 90 you comprehend our posi-.
tlon? 1t is this We want to see the
democratic party united, either for on
o9atn@ Greeley and Brown. We wan,
NO division. We want to beat Grant.
We can do so if We play the cards
rightly which Radical outragcs have
dealt us unintentionally. And since
we are not so blind as to not see there
IS the prospect ola general break up Of
parties, the Home journal means,
whenever it is impossible to do better,
to choose what Is best in the interest of
the country as well AS of the party to
which ii belongs.
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General Amnesty has been defeated
IN the Senate. 1t is evidently the in.
tcntion Of the Administration Radicals
to Cypress the people of the South as
long as possible. But the day Of their
power is rapidly drawing to q close.
Next November General Grants turn
will come. "Oh,that will he Joyful
Ohio Democrat.
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Here is II sample of the manner in
which Grants hirclings are now
abusing Horace Greeley. 1t is from
Beast Buffers paper, the New York
Standard:
Gold Water Greeley, Bran Bread
Greeley, Abolition Greeley, Onto Rich
mond Greeley, Fourierite Greeley,
Erring Sisters Go in Peace Greeley 4;
the man who has embraced and ran
away from every issue which the last
forty years has brought to the surface
of our troubled affairs" etc, etc.
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The New York World has had an.
other prop knocked from under it.
Judge Sanford +. Church, the Worlds
straight-out candidate for President,
has written q letter, in which he favors
the Greeley ticket.
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General Hancock is worthy OF the
name. In answer to a friend who
wanted to propose him for President
the General says -
81 guess there is no chance. Gener-
al Grant has 50 disgraccd the office
that 1t is my opinion that no man with
Il military prefix to his name can be
chosen President again for fifty years"
We think the time for a civilian has
come.
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V aluable Lands
FOR SALE.

by virtue OF a decree of the Honorable
Circuit Court of Franklin county, Ten
nessee' pronounced at the July Term
iS'i' ana revived at the March Term, 1872
IN thc cause of Wiley E. Woods, ct. ais, "
j.f. woods, ct. ais, will, on
Monday. June Sd, 1872,
it being the first Monday in said month
no the Courthouse door in Winchester. of.
ler at public sale, to the highest bidder
the lands belonging to the estate of James
ana Elizabeth Woods, decd. Said land
has been surveyed and divided into three
parcels or lots. as follows:
Lot No. !, or Cave Tract, containing ia
acres.
Lot No. 2, or Home Tract, containing
226 acres, | rod and l6 poles.
Lot No. 3. or Pond Tract, containing lao
acres, 8 rods and % poles.
SAID lands are situated in civil districts
Nos. z and 3. Franklin county, Tenn, on
inc road leading to Huntsville. about five
miles from Winchester. and on the line of
the Winchester Il Alabama Railroad.
TERMS OF SALE.
Said tracts of land will be sold on a
credit OF one. two and three years. excent
III per cent. of the purchase money, which
VIII be required in cash on day of sale |
The biddings to commence as follows:
On tract Mol or Cave Tract, sl4 per
acre.
On tract No. 2, or Home Tract. $40 per
acre. PN'
On tract No. 3, or Pond Tract. SIG per
acre. PN
Notes with two or more good and sufi-
secures VIII be required of the pur-
and a lien retained on said lands
o secure the payment of the purchase
money. Tbs rents and possession of said
are reserved for the present year.
L. J. JACKSON,
Clerk and Commissioner.
may2-it 1881 |,
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Iowa now joins the tanks of those
States which have abolished the death
penalty as punishment for the crime OF
murder, and before long it will be diff.
ficult, says the New Orleans Times, to
find within the length and breadth of
the land any person who disagrees
with Horace Greeley on that question.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-30

The New Orleans Picayunc, the
Tunes, the Richmond Enquirer, the
Dispatch, the Mobile Register, the
Charleston Courier, arc for Greeley
Internationally. These are all papers
representing the strong Southern sem.
Of their localities.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-30

a marked increase in emigration
from Ireland is now noted, wEic'
threatens in time, if unarrestcl, to al
most entirely depopulate the Island
Departures from the best part Of the
productive population are now taking
place at the rate Of four thousand
weekly, This immense drain upon the
country is attended with the usual de-
structive results the cities are decay,
ing, villages are becoming entirely de.
serted, and the fruitful soil remains I'm.
titled. Famine, disscntions and the
usual social crimes, which grow from
man 5 poverty are rapidly increasing,
and altogether the prospects Of the
Emerald Isle were never more gloomy.
An English paper, commenting upon
this emigration mania, says It's policy
may well be questioned when with Il
soil more readily cultivated and more
bountiful than any other in the world,
agricultural labor can hardly be Oh.
tanned at any price, and is in constant
demand, While this view is undoubt.
edly u correct one, it is, nevertheless.
plain that other causes besides the
difficulty OF procuring rcmunerative
employment have conspired TO produce
this wholesale emigration. We need
not search far tor them. The more a
people are ground down and Cypress
ID. the more dear personal liberty be
zones IN their eyes, and the true so.
utIon Of the evil, as far AS England is
concerned, is to be found in raising
he yoke which is now crushing out
III vitality from one Of the proudcst
II her possessions.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-30

the master masons of Chicago
threading a strike eff their workmen,
have resolved that they will sign no
contracts hereafter unless they con.
tain a provision exempting the build.
ers from all damages in case of a gen.
eraI strike. This will put three par.
ties to loggerheads instead of two.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-05-30

1T the fusion is carried out in goot
faith between the Liberal Greeley Re
publlcans and the Democrats, in the
adoption Of the Greeley and Brown
ticket, they (the Fusioni sts) will carry
nearly every Congressional district in
the States of Ohio, Indiana and Iii.
no's, and will secure nearly all the
county offices, from Sherits down to
Coroners. This 10 al supremacy for
the right is well worth considering.
The fusion is not for the Union alone,
but it is for the States, the counties,
the cities and the towns, and every.
where it will root out the GRANTEES
VINO are now in otlice,--l Cincinnati
Enquirer.
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The people of Lincoln county have
decided by a majority of 241 against
any tax for school purposes. The
vote Dolled was very light, very little
interest in the matter having been
taken.
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The Fayetteville Observer is inform.
ed that Moore county is soon. to have
a newspaper. A gentleman of types
was in L%ynchburg last week prospect.
ing.
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The Democrats Of Atlanta, Ga, have
held a meeting and decided that the
popular wish is that no De .nocratic
nomination be made at Baltimore on
the 9th oiJuly.
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Senators Trumbul!, Fenton, Upton
Schurz and a host of other Republican
senators cordially support Greeley and
Brown.
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The Radical Convention is to meet
at Philadelphia, June 9th the Demo,
cratic, at Baltimore, July 9th.
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The nomination of Greeley and
Brown NESTS with universal favorin
Missouri.
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10 tnc 1cOplc Oh
In response to the expression of n popu-
lar desire, sufficiently general and influen-
tial to control ny action in the matter, |
hereby announce myself Il candidate for
the office OF Judge of the Supreme Court,
made vacant by the resignation of Hon.
+. A.. Il. Nelson. Election first Thurs
day in August, next.
J. B. COOKE.
Chattanooga, March 18th, 1872.
FOR SHERIFF.
We are authorized to announce W. =.
Tucker a candidate for Sheriff of Frank
lin county. Election lst Thursday in
August next.
We are authorized to announce j. p.
Wellington n candidate for Sheriff at the
election in August.
We are authorized to announce III. Z.
Stewart u candidate tor Sheriff of Frank
lin county, at the election in August. 1872.
We are authorized to announce Tilman
Arlcdge a candidate for Sheriff at the next
election.
We are authorized to announce ID. c.
Rice a candidate for Sheriff. Election in
August next.
IAN tOLLECIOR.
We are authorized to announce John G.
EnocIlS Il candidate for Tax Collector at
the election in August next.
We are authorized to announce John q.
Hannah Il candidate for reelection us Tax
Collector at the August election.
Wcare authorized to announce lIerndon
Green a%candidate for Tax Collector at the
election in 1872.
COUNTY COURT CLERK.
Wearc authorized to announce Glenn. Ar
u candidate for County Court Clerk
the election in August next.
We are authorized to %announc VIM. NJ.
Taft Il candidate for County Court Clerk.
Election next August.
We are authorized to announce Thos. j.
Middleton Il candidate for County Court
'lcrk of Franklin county. Election Au-
gust, 1872.
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Judge David Davis has retired from
the Presidential race, leaving Horace
Greeley with an open field.
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Mosby, in n letter published by the
Alexandria Gazette, denies that he old
Gen. Grant he would support him
against other nominees. He says:
81 expressly told General Grant
that would support the Democratic
nominee, but as between him and
Greeley | was in favor Of the South
going for the one that would offer us
the most generous terms: !. e., that the
Philadelphia Convention must outbiG
the Cincinnati"
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FOR JUDGE,

We are authorized to announce Judge
Robert Mcfarland Il candidate for the va
cnncy Oh the Supreme Bench, occasioncd
by the resignation of Judge Nelson.
Election LIST Thursday in August next,
1919
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TRuMBULL's VIEWS A correspond.
ent OF the Cincinnati Commercial
writing from Washington City under
date Of May 9th, reports Senator
Trombull as saying;
81 am satisfied with Greelcy's nom
ination, The ticket is a strong one.
If the Democrats keep out Of the field
he will be elected beyond any doubt
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The Mexican Rebellion.

Jaurez, who has been gaining ground
against the revolutionists for some
weeks past, seems to be receding again,
Az all events the latest dispatches from
Matamoras May 10Th assure rs that
the sometime mysteriossly missing
General Poriirlo Diaz has turned up in
Jalisco, ut the head Of 1000 revolu.
tionjsts. General Galvan, his chief of
stat, is with him, Jaurcz has ordered
General Corrclla to concentrate the
available government forces at San
Luis P0tOsi, and then to march on
G~uadaIaiara, whence lie is to operate
against Djaz. Meanwhile, we hear Of
renewed activity on the part Of the in.
surgcnts in another direction. Gencr
ais CadcnL and Pedro Martinez have
again started with n considerable force
toward Iacatccas, intending to capture
that city, while another Of their armies
has been sent to drive out General
Rocha (Juarist) from Durango, On
the heels Of this intelligence, we may
acd, comes news that the Juaristas,
under General Alatorre, have been
defeated in the mountains Of Puebla,
by the revolutionary forces Of Gener-
ais Mcndez and Negrette, The New
York Express thinks this is certainly
a sorry showing for the ability Of the
federal government to suppress the
rebellion. The fact is, no sooner is it
suppressed in one spot than it breaks
out and bubbles up in another: and
the net result, as usual, is present an
with u prospect Of its indefinite
in the future.
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Grant has written a letter fully com
hitting himself TO the Civil Rights
Bill Of Sumner, which admits negroes
to all your schools, churches, places
of amusement, hotels, &c, on perfect
terms Of social equality,
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o STATE SENATE.

We are authorized to announce j. ID.
Tillman OF Lincoln county, Il candidate
for state Senator, from the district COM
posed OF the counties OF Franklin, Lincoln
and Marshall. Election in November, 1872.
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Give In Your Property,

Having been appointed ia
property, real and personal assess thu
NO. ], this is to notify ownsrO "a District
cost. + same md saw
mayl6-3w u "ERRlTT,
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JESSE ARLEDGE. W., r.. FRANCIS IN
ARLEDGG & FRANCIS,
Attorneys at L
Winchester, Tenn.

Practice in the COur 5 Of Franklin and
adjoining counties, an will give especial
A'tehtioh 10 ssllectio 'fe20-1y
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All kinds Of Toilet Goods and
Stationery,

Also Tobaccos. SutT and Cigars. Pat
ent Medicines of known merit. In tact.
everything usually kept in a tirst-class
Drug Store.
"a" Prescriptions carefully and accu.
rately compounded.
% 'Wemake many Of our preparations,
ana as directed by the L. S. DiSpensato-
ry' we know they can be relied on as cor
rect.
saS Terms strictly cash. These are cash
tlmes. we are required to pay cash for
our supplies, hence we cannot and will not
sell on credit Don't ask it.
tB1 Thanking the public for the gener-
Gus patronage heretofore extended lis, we
respectfully ask Il continuance of tho
same.
WHIPPLE Il PHILLIPS.
janll
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

We are authorized to announce II. r,
Moore rs n candidate for the Legislature
Election in November.
W.J. SLATER announce himself Il can-
didate to represent Franklin county in
the Lower House Of the next General AS
srmbly.