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The New York herald., 1872-09-29

Steamships Algeria Holland, Atlantic and City of
tTeal for tyer1So Glasgow Rhep Bremen;
and @ San Salvador, sayannah United States Souder'
ships jas Sheppard London Astrono% Bremen Able
Thayer San Francisco barks Egir Queenstown; Excel
sior, Cork Ragni, Baltic; Luiga r. and North Wind,
buco Lucy Francis Bilboa; Auguste Tete Lubec Adel
Chi Bignsm Continent; brigs Abert, Messagiera, and
SarOla Queenstown Helveta Elsinore Aglia, Jamaica
Cir RCbt Peel FALMOUTH IA NePtune Rio Janeiro La
dos
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SHIPPING NEWS.
wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH.

The New YORK HERALD has constructed telegraph line
New York city to whitestOne, ILL., and the same s
open for the transaction of BUSINESS
This line will be found OF great service to those having
business with vessels passing to and from the Sound and
every facility will be given to merchants and others to
communicate promptly.
Az there other telcgraphic communication with
Whitestone the Herald Line will be for all business
and private messages and the attended to with all
possible despatch.
All messages must be prepaid.
The following rates have been established =
Private messages twenty-five cents for ten words
less two cents for every additional word
Business messages-For message of twenty words or
less to be delivered board vessels Off Whitesone
dollar; fve cents for every additional word.
Advertisements for NEW YORK HERALD free.
Herald ONCE, corner Broadway and Ann street.
Herald Ship News Ofhce pier No East River.
Herald Branch ONCE No 1865 Broadway
Whitestone Dock Whitestone, IL
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TROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.

Three trots were announced at Fleetwood yester-
day. two Of which came Off, though the conclusion
of one Of them was somewhat different from that
expected by many OF the spectators. The attend.
ance was fair and the track very good considering
the late rains The first Of these events was q
match Of $4OO between James Armstrong; sorrel
mare Rosie and Phil Dolan's bay mare Molly. The
former won in three straight heats. The second
race was match OF $500 between John Fullers
bay mare Lady Sheldon and N. McNamaras sOrrel
gelding Teazer. The latter was great favorite
and won the first and second heats, when the
right, took out Fuller, the driver, and put
another behind the Lady, when she won the race
easily. The judges then declared the pools and all
Eveline match the latter paid forfeit. The fol-
lowing are the summaries Of the days pro-
gramme:
FLEETWOOD PARK, MORRIsANIA, Sept. 2S 1S72.-
Match $400; mile heats, best three in five In har
ness.
lanes Armstrong named A. m Rosie
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HALLS DRIVING PARK.

At Halls Driving Park, yesterday afternoon,
there was an interesting trotting event-pnrse
800, for horses that never had beaten 245. The
following is a summary
HALLS DRIVING PARK, L. l., Sept 2s, 1s72-Purse
500, for horses that had never beaten 2:45; mile
heats, best three In five, In harness.
A. Rogers entered b. m. Fisherman,s
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PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS.

small number Of veterans assembled at the
Prospect Park Fair Grounds yesterday to witness
match between Howe's bay gelding Baker Boy and
L. L. Aliens gray geldIng Snow Flake. The fol-
lowing is summary
PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS, September 2s,
1S72.-Match $500; mile heats best three in fve in
harness.
ii. w. Howe named b. 4. Baker Boy........ l
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in five. in harness.
Dan Pffer named b. M Topsy. Received forfeit
w. Toms named b. IN. Eveline. Paid forfeit.
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DAiSIhonE, mu sup. 30, loiZ
Rudol, m Blumenberg was arrested to-day on a
process n. ON the United states District Court of
this city on presentation BY the Grand Jury for
perjury In fab swearing In the acted liquor cases
tried here in March last. Bluuenberg was ar
rested in Washi,s ot0n. and gave bali in $4,000 for
his appearances on, Monday next
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sails. Destination. | OF
Office.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER.
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BELOW.
SAILED.

Brig s p Smith, from Curacao.
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ARREST FOR PERJURY.
BALTIMORE, Md, Sept. "a. 1872

\ lNumenberg Brought Into Court at Bal
imore Yesterday-Heldt to Answer in
"a 900 Bail.
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steamship rranconia, Bragg, Portland rNew York,
with mdse and passengers, TO j Ames
Scbr j CLARK, Smith, Providence for New YOrk
scbr Aldana Rokes, Achorn, Bridgeport for PORT Nor
ris
schr Elizabeth Robinson, Providence for Rondout
schr q Partridge Banker, Rcckland for New York.
Sehr MyTs Pratt Pratt Warcham for New YORK.
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Statistics OF the
States.


establishments is 52,14s; number OF steam engines
4o,1sl, with horse power of l215,7l1; number OF
water-whees 81 OF with horsepower OF ,13O 4l6
The average number of hands employed during the
year was 2,o53,9ss, OF whom 1,615,5e4 were males
above sixteen years OF age, 323, 76S
females above fifteen and 114,628 children
and growth. che amount of capital invest ed was
81 u.s., ,A7,oe9. OF wages paid s775,e2l ,5s3. The
value OF materials consumed was g. ASS, ,2sI s52 OF
products $4,232, ,625, s92. or this production
$13,04Q64 is returned from Alabama, $1s5,410 from
Arizona, $4,629,2Sd from Arkansas, see, ,5o4 $50
from California, s2,s52,s2o from Colorado,
sIe1, ,0s5.474 from connecticut, $I7s,57o from
Dakota, -&de, 7s1, 1882 from Delaware, 50, 173
from the District OF Columbia, ss4,oS5, ,4o3
from Florida, ssu,le6,1l5 from Georgia.
Sl,O47,e25 from Idaho, 2s5,62o,e72 from Illinois,
0s6l7,27S from Indiana, $40, 534322 from Iowa.
&Il,775s23 from Kansas S58,e25, 500 from Kentucky
$2,I6l,s COS from Louisiana, $aP<o7.62l from Name
f7o,693.013 from Maryland .<b539l256s from
Massachusetts, s1lS,ss4,676 from Michigan,
423,l1070O from Minnesota, $sI64,76s from
Mississippi, $780, 213, 42e from Mssouf, $2,4o4,6
from Montana, $6,7ss5l2 from Nebraska,
s15,s7o,Sso from Nevada, $7I,03S, ,249 fro.u New
Hampshire. 722 from New Jersey, 81, 4sssos
from New Mexico, s7s5,194,c5l from New YORK.
fle2l,a27 from North Carolina $3.50, 7ls,e1 n ON
Ohio $es77,ss7 from Oregon $712,I7s,s4l from PEN
sylyania, $1Ii,4ls.S54 from Rhode Island, $685. sos
from South Carolina, s34,a62,e2e from Tennessee,
3il.517,so2 from Texas, -s2Sas,o19 from Utah,
4s2 Go6 from Vermont, *3s, 1922 from Virginia.
$3.50, ,o52 from Washington Territory, $24lls,o5l
from West Virginia, $77,2l4,s2s from Wisconsin,
S7o5,42s from Wyoming.
Miscellaneous.
Postal service was ordered to-day on the Hano.
yer Branch Railroad nom woodsboro to Frederick,
No, eleven miles, at $655 per annum.
Assistant Paymaster J. G. sullivan is 0ydsredt
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W. j. SLATER,

HARD TIMEs.-On every street you hear
daily complaints of hard times. and every
body is looking anXiously into the symwa-
thising phiz of his nciglbor and asking
the cause of such Il long spell Of hard
times.
Now, dear reader. will You permit us to
give you a gentle hint rs to the scarcity of
money in our midst? If so. we will do it,
ifpoSsible, without shocking your SrnSi-
hilities or mortifying your sclf-cStccm.
There is but one primary cauSe for all the
cry OF hard times. and that is. there are too
Suany consumers for the producers; there
are too many men spending Il life Of gen.
teri iAlencsS. who ought to be on the iarul
obeying the scripture mountaineering
their bread by honest toll. 1t is Il lack of
luhorers, and not of capital. that is keep
ing us so long in the grcenlark drouth.
We do not 'aiSc Il surplus OF anything
scarcely to sell to bring none into tie
country. while we stretch and strain every
mere and Sinew to keep up with the fol
llts VI ld~llIOn I ] uItS.s III IL Cpl|illIN C'I-
tanning so much good soil us ours there is
nc excuse for the or! Of har times. II
every ablc-hodird man in the county will
but 20 to work. and continue 1T it with
the determination To succeed. WE will soor
see the happy results flowing in every di-
rectiOn from such a course. But this in
dustrv must he directed and controlled by
Intelligence to be profitable. The farmer
should make his business a study. just ~
much a> the lawyer or doctor. then he will
take i lively interest in his peculiar vo-
cation.
The dignity, the honor, the vast over
s%hadowing importance of labor must be
established and maintained by our people.
Every art, science, trade or profession.
are solely dependant on the farmer for the
very nccessarie> of life, and the farmer is
the only class Of men who approximate Il
life OF Independence.
Our people have been spending too
much money for thcirincomc. We should
always lay up Il few dollars for Just such
times as the present. and then we'd be bet
ter prepared for them. II we would win
In the race Of life We must he Industrious.
and industry ~inSurcs wealth. health and
happiness. Then work-work. men and
women. while it is day. for no man know
eth how soon the night will shut in upon
US. Selah.
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Don't say you will vote for Maynard
before You would vote COR Cheatham. We
have heard some Johnson men say so
And don't say you would vote for May.
nnrd before you would vote for johnson
We have heard some Chcatham men say
SO. These expressions eyince prejudice
and passion. Let us stand by the momi-
nations, and beat Maynard 10y voting fol
Gen. Il. +. Cheatham. We believe t!iS to
be the srreSt way to beat Maynard.
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State Of Telnessee-Frankli Go.


ut W incllr~tcr.
rolyar & Curtis and John II. Martin vs.
William Hendrix.
In this cas-. it appearing by @nilavit it,
THAT the defendant. Wm. Hendrix j. justly
indebted to the plaintiffs. and is Il non
resilient uithc state of Tennessee, 50 that
the ordinary process Ut law cannot be- Sery-
ed ON him: and an original attachment
having Irrn sued out, return rblc to the
Circuit Court of Franklin county. and the
same having been icyicd On defendants
property. it * ordered 10y tie tlrrl that
pu LEGATION be- made tour successive weeks
in the Home journal. Il newspaper pub
li-llCd in the town ct Winchester. com
handing the said Wiliinp Hendrix to APP
pear before said Court. at the Courthouse
in Winchester, on the 18th Monday of No
vrmhrr. lS72. to make defense to said suit
against him, or it will hc proceeded with
&C p"rt".
Witness my hand, at office. this 10Th day
OF september. 1872.
T. j. JACKSON, Clerk.
scpl0 NV
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ELECTION NOTICE.

willopcn and hold an election at the
several places of voting in FrannlIn rrun"
tyr the 9TH day of November. 1872. for
the purpose of e%lerting II Electors to vote
for President and Vice President of the
United States. one Governor for the State
of Tennessee. one mrmbrr of Congress Tor
the State 1T large. one member Of ConErcS>
Tor the it, Congressional District. on"
senator from the Senatorial District com
posed of the counties OF Franklin and Lin
DIN. aud one member for the General As
sembly from Franklin county. This Oct.
ID, 1872. IL. Z. STEW ART. Sheriff.
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The johnson rally in Nashville on Sat
urday night last was Il tremendous out
pouring. There was Il heavy delegation
from Winchester, but not all Johnson men
by a good deal. Fifty cents for the round
trip induced some to 20 who we're heavy
for the brave old soldicr-Frank Ch at
ham
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II, T. Cox 4 Co., Atlanta. Ga, who send
us weekly reports of the Atlanta market.
are doing an immense business in the
commission business. and no wonder
They pay the highest market prices, and
deal with customers in such Il liberal man
ner that success follows thcir efforts.
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Mr.. Noah Crane, of Nashville. died in
that city on the DIST inst. Mr.. Crane was
y resident of Winchester for sever years,
and was IL nephew OF oGr old departed cit
izen, Ezra Crane. The late deceased
leaves a wife and many friends who mourn
his untimcly death.
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BARGAIN IN REAL E~SrArE.-I have two
lots in Winchester. which will he sold
very low. TcrmS-onC-third cash. balance
In Six and twelve months. One Of the
lots contains about one acre and a quarter.
has a comfortable dwelling and splendid
~cistern, good stable, &c. upon it. The
two-story frame buildin% on it. 1t fronts
20 feet, and runs back $50 feet to l5-ioot
alley. Will be sold very low.
W. J. SLATER.
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DEATH OF ELIJAH PHILLIrs.-"c re-
gret to learn Of the death OF Mr.. Elijah
Phillips. of this county. He was the
father OF Mr.. Asa Phillips WHO WAS muir
deI'd Rot long since 10y Joel Branch. and
was a most e-ti'nablc citizen. lie leave.
q wifi. AMI s-versl children.
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W. B.. Manuel, Admir-. &C.. vs. Julia }

w. b. Manuel. Admir-. &C.. vs. Julia j.
Hancock.
By virtue ofan nrtlrrOf said issue from
the Circuit =, ourt of Franklin county. and
TO me directed. in the above cause, | will
oil, T. tor sale. before the Courthouse door
in Winchester. on Monday. tHc 9Th day oi
November. 1872. y tract of land lying in
civil District No. I franklin county Tenn .
containing 1909 acres and j. better de
Scrihe'l in a grant issued to Richard sharp
to whom special reference is made. II
will he sold to satisfy the debt and cost IN
the above cause. Thi. October 18th 1852.
II. L. STEA ART. Sheriff.
BY ID. }. Martin, pep. Sheriff
octl0-tds
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Col. James II. Lewis, Democratic clectOr
for this district, addressed n very respect
able crowd Of people at our Courthouse on
Saturday last, and won the praise of all
who heard him. He is a good speaker,
and doing faithfully tie work assigned
him. W. II. Wisrnrr, the Radical ~clcctor.
failed to meet him. Col. Lewis went from
here to Salem on Monday, and addressed
the people there.
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Nonresident Notice.
Jas. | G., +. SIT. Hamilton vs. Ranscl
Davidson ct ais.
auglj-ly

JAS. ! e, +. D.. i. Hamilton W Ransom
Davidson ct ais.
Amended Bill.
Upon motion. and it appearing to the
satisfaction OF the Clerk ~ Master. from
the Injunction Bill. which i, sworn to.
that the defendant. VIM. Davidson. is Il
nonresident OF the State OF Tennessee,
81 that the ord nary process OF law
cannot he served upon him.
lt.is therefore ordered that publication
he madc for four consecutive weeks in the
Home Journal. published in W nchc>trr.
Tennessee. requiring said nonresident de
PENDANT 10 appclr on or before the fourth
Monday in January next. bctOr, the Chan
Gerry Court at " imchc-trr. Franklin county
Tennessee, and plead, answer, or dcmur to
compartments bill. or the same will he
taken for confessed, and ST for hearing
cXpnrtc ~ to him. Witness my hand at
Office, this sept. II. lSI2.
+. II FINCH. G.. Il VI.
Sc2G-lw so
Fitzpatrick. Gregory x Davis, Solicitors
for cOmplainants.
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MARRIED, on the i0lh of October. at the
residence of the brides aunt. Mrs. Multi
kim in this county. by Rev. W. B. Wat
terson. Mr.. James Miller to Miss Sallie
Mullikiu.
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TT' TIT-'
II. +. STEW ri Shrrih.
BY d. j. Martin. Dep. sheriff

Jol n West. Guarliln. &r. " c. G. Price
ard others.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued from
the Circuit Court of Franhlm County. and
to me directed. in the above cal>r. ! will
offer for sale. tor cash, before the Court.
house door in Winchester. OF Monday. the
4tlI day Of November. 1872. ~ tract of land
living in civil District No. g.. Franhlir
rounty. Tenn. aud founded rs follows,
to-wit: On tIc north bp til" lands of :.
". Stcvall on thr west by Geo. W. Sto-
vail ION the east 10y the Lands "f Rush Sto-
vail and ON the sonth hy G.. {. Price. The
same hayin. been levied o and rondcmn"d
rs the property of G. e.. Price in the arovr
cause. This October ith. 1872.
II =. STEW AL,r. Sheriff
D.. j Martin, Dep. sheriff
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Some OF the local matter in this issue Is
IL little old. 1t may Ice that the absence
OF the editor has prevented the gathering
of the latest news, IN ,tutwo lie will be al
his post.
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REMEMBER. that on Saturday next there
will bet grand Cheatham rally in Win
chester. Gov. Isham G. Harris, Gen. VIM.
\. Quarle Col. p. Turney and Col. a. ;.
Marks will address the people. Other
distinguished speakers are expected. Ev-
err body invited.
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Boots, Shoes, Hats and Trunks

UINSTEID BROS., 10 PHbiic
Square, NdShciiic, are rcceirinD
Meir FaLL dnd UINTER STOCE
NJ BOOTS, SHOES, UATS ana
TN UNKS.
n" GcnfS' BrOdd ScOtCh- BOttOm
Roots, SiOHccdH JdcksOn Kip Boots
'ud Kentucky Hunting Boots q
pccidlify.
~" Remember, 10 PHbiic Square.
scp2G-lm
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N T G E


OCTOBER l4rH, 1872.
We have this day admitted Mr.. Joe. A.
Carter llatr OF NaShrillc.) Il member of
our firm. The business will hereafter bt.
conducted under the firm name of L.rne-
han, Nilliam> " Co. All those indebted
To the old firm are requested to come Tor
ward and settle. either by note or Will
cash. within the next thirty days. H. We
intend IL conduct our business strictly OF
II cash sys.cm. Our Mr. LrmplIan vii
take c~lIargeui the old hooks. and will b,
found ready for settlement ut all times
Thankful for past taNor>. and solicitin" 4;
continuance OF the same Tor the new firm
We are. respectfully. &c.
JOE. LENEHAN.
TIOS. ii. WILLIAMS
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FuI'niture!!!

Everybody wishing handsome. medium
or plain Pnrlor, Chamber, NininY-ltoom,
Ollirc or Hall Furniture. should call ant
examine the stock OF Bradford Nichol'
Nos. % Il ~ North College ST.. Nashville.
Trnn. which. for beauty. taste. elegance
aud quantity, eNccls any other in the
South.
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Insolvent Notice.

Having suggested the insolvency of the
estate of Daniel Brazrltnn. deed. notice is
hereby given for all persons indebted to
said estate to make immediate pay mrnt.
ana those having claims against it must
file their claims. duly authenticated with
the Clrr ct the County Court of Frank
lin county within the time prescribed 10y
law, or they will he forever barred.
JOHN G.. BRAXEITON.
Aug. 8. lS72-3m Administrator
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Err Ms:

These lands will be sold on Il credit OF
one. two ami three years. with interest.
the purchaser giving notes with GOOD Sc
rnrity, and Il lien retained. The purrha-
ser. however. has the privilege OF pay ing
the first ins'aIlmrnt in cash. and If he
does SO. will not h" required to give srcu-
rity for the OtIicrtWo payments.
4. II. FINCH. c. q NJ.
O,t26-tds
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We have been delighted with III exam
nation oft fresh and beautiful stock Of
Fail Goods at Il. c. I%landly's in our town
The ladies will coincide with us. we feel
sure, ifthey should call and see how free
~ their wants have been considered ii
the way OF dress goods, DC. The ta.t'
manifested by Mr.. Handy will not fail tc
meet Il hearty patronage.
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House and Sign Painting,
Granting, C~alsominiIg
and Paper Hanging.

j. &. LEDDON, of Sewancc,
parSd to do any kind of work in the alloy,
line Would respectfully refer to Whip
pie II Phillips. W. J. SLATER. and l.. Days.
Ort2l-tf
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THANKs.-We received Il ticket of iWi-
tation to attend 4 mcctin" of the mrmhc",
of the Press. and alSoa Banquet. given ly
the business men Of jackson, Tenn. 1t
their Courthouse. on the evening Of the
oath instant. Our heart yearncd most
ardcntly to he there. but business at home
prevented H. from Attending. We are Just
aS thankful. however.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING

The UNDERSIGNED, candidates to repre-
sent Franklin county in the lower branch
of She nest General Assembly. Will AL
dress the people at the follow Ing places
nd times:
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We would alio that W. have
Just received from New York n null and
complete line of Dry Goods and Notions.
consisting. in part. of Ladies Dress Goods.
Sliavls. Hosiery. Gloves, Ladies and
Gents Underwear; also. Hats, Boots.
shoes. and Clothing, Hardware. Cutlery.
Quepnswirp. &C..
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Subscribers who are to pay their sub
gcriptions in wood are requested to do so
at once. Winter is AT hand, and We need
wood,
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For SALE.-A Scholarship in Dolhcar',
Commercial College," New Orleans. and
one in the Mound City Commercial COL
lcgr," st. Louis. Mo-, worth. respectively.
$50 and $67.5 30. Liberal discount made.
Apply to W. j. SLATER.
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4 MAGNIFICENT PEACH ORCHARD,

and II larry" quantity ofCEDAR TIMBER.
IS Taking these two farms together.
they are probably the most desirable
lands in the county.
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Rates of Advertising.

ADV ertisements inserted at 81 30 pei
tllarc OF ten lines (brevier size first in
sortion, and 10 ceuts Tor each subsequent
insertion.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-31

Read the change in tie advertisement
Of Henderson & Martin. and he sure to
give them atrial whcn you purchase. They
are accommodating gentlemen, worthy oj
patronage, and have just received thcil
Fail Goods.
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Monday, Nov mber %, 1872,

at the c Urtlou>e doori in Winchester. ollrr
for sale to tiIc highest bidder. the follow
Ing described tracts OF land:
One track lying on Beans Creek, and
contains abo 1t 30 acres, and adjoin> the
lands of Martin Mason. Gardner Il West.
and other This Is the tract upon which
f.. X, Horton lived Il; time Of his death.
and Is, probably,
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Read the advertisement of Mr. I.cddon.
His work is the best advertisement for him
in the world.
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VALUABLE LANDS
In Franklin County, Tennessee,
+ OR SAL {. !

DE VIRTUE OF \. DECREE OF THE
l")Chunrrrl Court ut Winchester, IN the
cause therein prndin@ OF "p. Il. Curtis,
ldm'r, etc., " Jennie Horton 1T. ais" pro.
n%ounrcd At the August (SptciaIl Term,
lS12, will on