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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ss1NUE GUIDE"-THE MARCH NUMBER
will contain the pTogIamme for the Inaugu.
ration on the 9th 81 March. For sale at the hotels
and bookstores Price. i've cents, feb7l
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

f$Fs"TuE GUIDE,,-TEN THOUSAND
- copies circulated. Every visitor 10 the
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Price, Ave centa feiAIZ
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fJSt5% HOWARD UNIVERSITY COM
- MRNCkMENT EXERCISES At the Con.
gregationnl church corner of Tenth and @ streets
Medical Department. "wednesday, February o.
Law Department, Thursday. February q.
Tho public are invited to attend,
By order Of the Executive Committee
,,,o,n s..-...-A l. BARBER,
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Mad subscribers, SsO Ter year; tlro for six
advance.
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ENOR SALE-A HANDSOME FoUR-sTORY
II BRICK DWELLING, with fOurstory back
building, stable aud carriage house. water and gAz
ysry thing in pSriSei SI order LSsated Sn street
one SQUARE on. Price low and terms very easy, Ap-
ply tjJ. O, MOKELDEN. at second National bans.
81 street northwest. lGnS0d
EoR RENT-FURSIsHED PARLoRs AND
II bed rooms, l2t6 D street Jansu
EoR sALR-A FIRsT-CLAsS RESTAU URANT,
II one Of the best stands IN the city, near the
Treasury Department, Wizards Hotel, and Ebbtt
House. Licrilse paid, and stock hrHt class A good
aS' jaai w tstari i ""' EHTINER ~ CEERIY.
INoR sALE-A COUPE RoCHAwAY, FOR
L. four Gersons; New York build; Or Sill , eL;
earrisge factory. corner Thirteenani'a-hali and
streetA dsl7u
UNoR RENT = SEVERAL LARGE NICELY.
IT, furnished rooms, At lsiS @ street northwest
decli.u
INoR sALE-I HAVE lb1 ACRES OF HIGHLY
It timbered land. suitable for barrel slaves, bupo
which VIII sell; three aud half miles from nASi
gable water Terms easy rAgp,{ {ii1SpIyroS
Highland Place. Prince 3 GsSpse's o county, Ma,
oc1u or address Bladensburg p D.. Md.
DARE CHANCE TO SECURE CHEAP FUR.
IL niture Of my own Inanufacture. The under
signed, desrOua Uf closing business offers his entire
stock for sale at reduced priees ,,,,,,, ,,on,
mytu SIS Eighth st.. bet Market space aud b.
ENoR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROF.
mac opposite Mount Vernon. Tract subdiyiled q
suit pGrT,hASer% TnnbrT Sna 59il S yneHsclisd :,
ansim' Corner Seventh aud y strrcts.
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-02-24

Largest Circulation OF Any
Morninp Paper In the Dis
trict or Columbia.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-27
Josie Mansfield.

This beautiful bad woman, whose
charms led Fisk and Stokes astray, and
hurried one to his death and the other
to scntcnce to be hung, aud who
used to command any amount Of mon.
Cy and the costliest equipage in New
York, while Fisk was alive, has gone
down, down, and Gown, until we find
the following in the Pittsburgh Leader
Of the 7th instant:
"About one o'clock this morning an
officer, patroIIing his beat near the
corner Of High aud Wylie streets, oh
served n richly dressed and elegant
looking woman staggering along in n
state Of bcastly INVESTIGATION. The wo
man WAS taken in charge, and even the
officer, accustomed to the most on.
seen and indecent language, was hor
ritied at the TRADE Of filthy cpithcts
aad horrible %blasphcmy in which his
prisoner INDUCED, The woman was
taken to the lock mp, and on being
taken before Lieut. Palmer TO register
her name, that officer, from seeing her
photograph often, recognized the hloat-
ed, yet handsome woman before him,
and exclaimed, "Hcaycns Josie Mans.
iclI!' "Ayc, Josie MausicId,' return
ed the woDan "iock nae up, you-.D'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-27

Senator Cragin, Of the Committee
on Naval affairs in the L. S. Senate,
allrms that Of effective ships we have
now considerably less than at the out
break OF the rebellion, and this not
outstanding the hundreds OF millions
Of dollars spent during the war IN the
purchase and construction Of vessels
romlnally for the use of the navy. 1t
now appears that the most Of this
money was wasted. In contrast to
this, Senator Cragin, although 4 Re
publican, refers to the fact that during
the four years Of President Buchanan's
administration, Congress authorized
the building OF twenty seven vessels Of
war, and some Of the vessels built at
that time are among the very best IN
the service, as the Hartford, the Ian.
caster, and the others Of that class,
Democratic administrators we've homes,
in their expenditures Of the peoples
money. The same Senator wipes out
eticctually the SANDER against MI
B|uchanan's administration. charging
that Secretary Of the Navy, Touccy
sent the ships 10 various parts of tht
world 50 that they could not be uscC
against the rebellion, w give an ex
trYct from Mr.. Cragin's remarks;
ut has frequently been stated, ant
| have myself repeated the remark
that Secretary Toucey at the breaking
out Of the rebellion sent the ships D
the United States into foreign seas il
order hat they might not be USED
against the rebellion, ] have stated
that myself, fully believing it was true
but HE investigation | have made du
ring the consideration OF this bill has
J convinced me that | was wrong III that
statement. | find no evidence what
cver to justify it. find that Sccrc.
tary Toucey vas a faithful Secretary
Of the Navy SO far AS caring for the
interest Of that service was concerned,
and at the breaking out Of the rebel
ion there were probably as many naval
vessels Of war in the ports otthe United
States as there are to cay, and if we
should to day, be called upon to fur
nioh vessels OF var, as we were in 1861
| apprehcnd that we should be even in
a worse condition than we were then
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-27
Tipping in the state.

The Committee Of the Legislature
on tipping and tipping houses have
reported a bill upon that subject, which
has passed the House on is second
reading, and ID likely to become the
law. The second section Of the bill at.
tachcs Il penalty for the violation OF
the law, which is $50 for the first Of,
tense, and 800 for the second and i'm.
~prisonment. We copy the ith and 9Th
10th and llth section Of the bill in full
SEC. 4. BE it further enacted, That
any person desiring to sell spurious or
yinous liquors in less quantities than
one gallon, in any civil district or
ward in any county in this State, shall
file his petition with the Clerk of the
County Court of the county in which
he desires to open & tipping house,
five days before the meeting of said
court, setting forth the district or
ward in which he desires to open such
tipping house, and praying that the
County Court order an election to be
held in such district or ward BY the
qualified voters thereof, for the pur
pose OF determining whether ii is the
will and desire Of the people Of said
district or ward that he be allowed to
open u lippling house therein.
Sec. 6. BIZ it further enacted. That
before filing SAID petition, the applicant
10: license shall execute bond with SO.
eari,y for the payment Of all cost Incl
uent 70 the filing Of said petition and
tme holding OF said election. And the
C'erks II Sherids shall be entitled IN
uemanu aud receive the sam, rooo 40
are now allowed by law in similar caoa.
Sec. 10. BE it further enacted IT,,
the selling of any quantity less than
n gallon will be a violation of this
act, and this shall apply to all drug.
gists except for medical purposes,
and shall not be sold by them Tor such
purposes except upon the certificate Of
q practicing physician that it is essen
tial to the health of the person de.
string to purchase. or some II Of his
family. And the selling of all bitters
and nostruns that might be used as a
beverage to intoxication, shall be con
sidered a violation Of this act.
See. IL. BE it further enacted, That
/ slIsll not be lawful for any person or
,orsons engaged in mercantile pursuits,
o give to any person or persons any
pirituous or vinous liquors to be drank
pom the premises where sold or given
nd any persA or persons violating !
section shall be liable 10 all of the '
'ains and PENALTIES Of this act, t
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-27
febG

BY virtue of an order Of sale to me di-
rccted, by the Circuit Court of Franklin
county, Tennessee, tested at the November
term, 1872, and issued on the lst day of
January, 1873, in the case Of Rutland l.
Co npany Va E.B. X Grant, | will, on the
18th Monday in March, 1878, it being the
oath day of said month, offer for sale, to
the highest bsdder, for cash, at the Court
house daor in Winchester, Tenn, the fol-
lowing described property of L. B. r.
Grant, the same being the undivided in
terest of E. b. Il. Grant in q house and lot
in the town of Salem, Franklin county,
Tennessee, the same bounded on the north
by DR.. II. G. Blanton, east by the lot of j.
B. Keith, south by the Huntsville road,
and on the west by the lands of w. Il.
Powers, Sold to satisfy the said order OF
sale and the costs in this case, in favor of
Rutland Il Go. This February II. 1873.
II. p. STEWART, Sheriff.
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-27

The Cincinnati Commercial is specu
lating in an excited manner about the
great fire Of the future in that city,
which ii says is sure to be a tremcn'
dous conhagrNtion, owing to the great
quantity Of petroleum stored there,
When til remembered, however, says
the Louisville Courier Journal. that
there is also u goodly lot Of Cincinnati
whisky stored there, which is Il first.
class patent fire e%ytinguishcr, the Com
mercial need fear no conlagratlon,
Water puts out fire, even though 1t
be colorcd and poisoned and put up in
barrels marked whisky,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-27

The Senate OF PcnnsJ wanna has
passed Il resolution, by II vote Of TWEEN
ty-eight yeas to one nay, instructIng
the Senators and requesting the Rep
resentatiycs Of that State in Congress
to vote against all bills authorizing the
general government to control the tel
egraph lines, The Philadelphia Argus
remarks that this action is eminentIy
praiseworthy, aud puts the State in -
proposition on the question, SO far as
the Senate Of Pennsylvania is con
ccrncd.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-27
To MasOns.

A Masonic excursion is in course O.
preparation Mt Columbia, Pennsylvania
for u trip to Europe, visiting the ercar
International Exhibition ut Vienna
lhcy start about the first ofJune next,
and will make All extended tour through
Great Britain as well AS on the Cont.
nent. A contract has already been en-.
tered into for carrying n limited nun.
passage, railroad fare. no.
tel bills and all other expenses incident
to the trip. all paid. A line opportuni
~ here presents itself to our Masonic
and others, for making a cheap
ana pleasant tour to the Old World.
aersons desiring further information
g % inc subject should address A NJ
mamoo' editor of the Courort Cai
nmbia, Pa. oourah'' Col
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-27
Sheriff'g Sales
For March, 1878.

BY virtue Of an order Of sale, to me d.
rected by the Circuit Court Of Franklin
county, Tenn tested the 4th Monday In
November, 1872, and issued the Let day oil
January, 1873, | will expose to public sale,
to the highest bidder, for cash. on the LIST
Monday in March, 1873, it beng the Sd
day Of said month, IN the town of Winches-
ter, Tenn, at the Courthouse. n tract OF
land Levied on as the property of John Ii
Erwin to satisfy a Judgment and eXcu-
ton in favor of Fielding Rice against said
John Fl. Erwin.
Said land is situated in Franklin coun,
W, Tenn, civil district No. II, bounded
on the south by the Tennessee and Ala
bama State line, on the north and west by
the lands Of Jno. f. Anderson, aud on thu
east by the Nashville & Chattanooga rail
road. Levied upon IA the property o
John II. Erwin. and being the 4ract o
land bought from John II. Anderson b,
said John II. Erwin. This Feb, 3. 1873.
il. p. STEWART, Sheriff.
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-27

The year 1873 will not be exempt
from those blessings in disguise, cleo
tons, There will be important cleo.
tons soon in New Hampshire, Rhode
Island and Connecticut, and in Maine,
Ohio, Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin.
Massachusetts, Virginia, Mississippi
and Texas late in the year, each elect.
ing u Governor and Legislature In
addition to these there will be general
elections in New York, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Maryland, Kentucky,
Kansas and California, for Legislatures,
&c. The elections in six Of the States
involve United States Senators, viz
California, Ohio, Maryland, Virginia,
Mississippi and Texas.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-27

is uncqualled by any Known remedy. II
will eradicate, cXtirpatc. and thoroughly
destroy all poisonous substances in the
Blood. and will %etlectually dispcl all pre-
disposition to bilious derangement.
Is there tOant Of action IN your
Ltuer and Spleen? Unless relieved,
the blood becomes impure by drlctcrious
sccrctions. PRODUCING scrolllous or skin
diseases. Blotchcs, ~ Ions, Pustules, Caker
Pimples. &c.
Haze you q Dyspeptio StOmachY
Unless digestion Is promptly aided the
system is debilitated with poverty Of the
Blood, Dropsieal tendency, general Weak
ness and Inertia.
Hare you Weakness Of the Intes-
times? You are in danger of Chronic
Diarrhaa or Inflammation of the Bowels.
Haze UOW Weakness of the Ute
'the or Urinary Organs? You are
exposed to suffering in It's most asgrava-
ted form.
Are you detected, drowsy, sluggish,
dull or depaessed in spirits, with head
ache, back-aclie, coated tongue, and bad
mouth?
For a certain remedy for all Of these
diseases, weaknesses and troubles; for
and purifying the vitiated blood
and imparting vigorto all the vital forces;
for building up and restoring the weak
enec constitution, USE
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-27

Heretofore in Tennessee the proper.
ty Of husband and wife has been sub.
jet to the payment of each others
drhts contracted previous to marriage.
This very anomalous and lovc.im.
pcding law will exist no longer; the
Senate has voted to repeal it, and no
doubt the House will concur. Such
action will be worth to the State a full
nall dozen bureaus OF immigration, for
the fear Of debt does equally MS much
TO influence Cupid as the love of mon.
eY. Senator james especially favored
The exemption, as he was satisfied it
would c0nduce to welded bliss i'm.
mcasurably, Under the present abom.
Unable law, urged he, Il man is respon,
sthIc for n wifc's debts, and Il wifc's
property Il he taken to satisfy the
husbands | US. This was all wrong.
1t was a very embarrassing thing for a
young man possessed of means to say
to the beloved Of his soul alter a favor.
abe answer to his proposal, to staln.
mer out, "And now. my dear Arabella,
have you any old debts hanging over
you on account of bills for back hair
and bustles " 1t was equally obnox.
l"us TO the young lady to be obliged
to ask Dear Johnnie, how stands it
with your washerwoman, your tailor
and your shoemaker? and have YOU
cast up all your liquor bills? do YOU
anything on account OF shufling
the immoral cards? Ifnay, then live
with me and be my love; Tor thee the
jnng'e's depths I'll rove-but oh, dear
John, it yea is tue word, then
Farewell! and whenever you welcome the
hour
When the dence takes the ace and the
queen the lett bower,
Think fondly OF her who would die, John
for you-
lfyourd debts were all paid-but they amt.
though--boo-hoo!
lhe bill was just the thing 10 en-
courage enterprise and malrimony.
a preventive Tor chair coming out"
t would prove u sovereign remedy,
or neither party could say to the 9th.
n, There. l told you so! Here's a
OF of your dcvilish old debts to be
'oid, and no money in the house. II,
Wish You had paid every debt YOU
wed before | saw you-even if the
eht of nature had to be one of EN-"
IGOR. J.. CD.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-27
A NEW CARPET.

THE GREAT W~oNDER.-Thc New Eng
land Carpet Co. established over quarter
OLA century ago. having expended much
time, talent, and money, to produce a sly
fish and durable carpet at a low price, after
years Of experimenting with the best arti-
sans, have brought out a carpet which
they have named AMI will be known NO
German Tapestry, being an exact i'm
ltat!on ofSolid Brussels. the first Thousand
pieces Of which, in order to Introduce
them. will be sold for 37ls cents per yard.
Sample sent by mail on receipt of 10 cents,
or 8 different patterns 90 cents.
NEW ENGLAND CARPET CO.,
373 WASHINGTON ST.. Boston. Mass
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-27

assortment Of Whisky. Brandy, Gin, Rum,
Wines, &c. Also, genuine Scoth Porter
and Cream Ale.
They, keep the largest supply of Chevy
Ing and Smoking Tobacco. Cigars. Pinss
and Snuff kept in the town.
oysters, Sardines and condiments al
ways on hand.
Thankful for n liberal patronage in the
past. they intend to labor in the future IN
merit an increase thereof.
feh12
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-27
Non Resident Notice,
eSse Arledge VS. }. NJ. Martin ct ala

Jesse Arledge VS. j.. NJ. Martin ct ais.
Upon motion. and it appearing to the
satisfaction OF the Clerk and Master, from
complainan:'s bill and affidavit thereto.
that the defendant. j. NJ. Martin, Is a
nonresident of the State of Tennessee, so
thatthe ordinary process of law cannot be
served upon him.
It's therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home Journal. published in Winchester,
Ienn requiring said non-r resident de-
PENDANTS to appear on or before the fourth
Monday in June next, before the Chan
Gerry Court at Winchester, Franklin coun-
w. Tennessee, and plead, answer or demur
10 compliments bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing ex
Rarte. witness my hand, at office, this
February 3D., 1879.
T. Fl. FINCH, c. & NJ.
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Fitzpatrick Gregory and Davis Solicit.
.ors for Complainant.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-27

California has Il new code OF laws
which somewhat affects the ancient
and honorable Institution Of marriage,
or, rather, the relations between hus.
band nndwIic as regards Independent or
separate action. The new code cstab
fishes the equality Of husband and
wife, abolishes the legal theory that a
man and his wife are one person, and
declares that they can contract with
each other, and sue each other. the
same as if they never had been mar.
ried. Where minors get married, the
law changes their status, so far as all
matters relative to or founded mon
the marriage are concerned. from mi.
nors to adults. These changes may
be considered as remarkable innoya.
tons upon the laws of marriage in that
the practical workings OF which
will be eagerly watched BY reforncrs
everywhere.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-27
I~nSolvent Notice.

Having suggested the insolvency of the
estate of Miller r. Turney, decd, no.
ticc is hereby given for all persons in
debted to said estate, to make immediate
payment, and those having claims against
estate. must file their claims, duly au-
thcnticated, with the Clerk of the County
Court OF Franklin county, within six
months from the date of this notice, or
their claims will be forever barred. This
February Goth, 1873.
w. Il. FRANCIS, JR,
feb26-iw Administrators.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-27

a correspondent Of the New York
Tribune was present, with a party OF
friends a few la - since, at the resi-
dence Of Senator Charles Sumner, when
a long conversation cnsucd ia regard
TO foreign statesmen and home poll
ties. The corruption existing in our
country was thus disposed Of:
"And what do you think, Mr.. Sum
ner, of our country-are We going to
destruction 7"
mo, no. cried Mr.. Sumner ctn
pllatically ~ believe in the Republic.
l believe in the future Of on: country"
But think ofall the lawlossness, the
anarchy and corruption everywhere
prevailing. We are trcading in the
footsteps of France. What can save
US from falling as she has done?'
at is true" he answered, sadly,
'' these terrible disclosures in New
in Washington, in Kansas, in
Louisiana, are enough to make ustrcm.
Die, The worst feature of it is the
of the people. When corrup.
''n 10 discovered, the judgment of the
bolt" ~
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-27
Trustees Sale of Land.

ny virtue ola deed of trust executed to
me ny .. ii: Martin, on the day of
SovemOer' lsH. and registered in the
heSlsters eiiice Of Franklin county. Ten
ncssee, IN lriist Book No. |. pages % & 26.
sreierehce TO which Is hereby made,) |
will, on the 9TH day OF April next, before
the Courthouse door in the town of Win
chester. Tennessee, sell at public sale to
the highest bidder, on "A credit of civ
months, the o%ne-third undivided interest
winch j. III. Martin owned in the tract of
land described in said deed of trust. Said
land Is well improved and IN a good state
OF cultivation. the same on which said
martin now lives, and was conveyed to me
by deed ofdate advertised for the pur nose.
therein contained. February 18th. lss3'
D.. I. SLATER, Trusee.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-27
JURUBEBA

which is pronounced by the leading medi-
cal authorities of London and Paris 1.-The
most powerful tonic and Alternative known
to the medical world" This Ia no new
and untricd discovery, but has been long
used by the leading physicians u other
countries 18th wonderful success.
DON'T tpedEen and impair the di-
gestive organs by catiartics and physics;
they give only temporary relief; indiges-
ton ilatulcncy. and dyspepsia. with piles
and kindred diseases. arc sure to. follow
their use. Keep the blood pure and health
Is assured.
JOHN @. KELLOGG.
Is Platte st. New York.
Sole agent for the United States.
Price one dollar per bottle. Send for cir
cular. feb8
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-27

On the 4th OF March several persons
will retire through the doors Of the u.
$. Senate chamber to private life.
They are Rice, Of Arkansas Cole, OF
California; Osborn, Of Florida; Hill,
Of Georgia, TrumbuIl, Of Illinois
Harlan, Of Iowa; Pomeroy, Of Kan.
sas Matchcn, of Kentucky, (rcccntly
elected to fl the uncXpircd term OF
Garrett Davis, deceased } Ray, OF
Louisiana; Vickers, Of Maryland ;
Blair, Of Missouri Nye, Of Nevada
Patterson, Of New Hampshire; Pool.
Of North Carolina Corbctt. Of Ore.
Gon and Sawyer, Of South Carolina.
The members whose terms expire
March 4th, but who have been re-elect.
cd, arc Ferry, Of Connecticut; Nor
ton, Of Indiana; CoukIiny, Of New
York; Sherman, Of Ohio; Cameron,
of Pennsylvania; Morrill,, Of Maine ;
and Howe, Of Wisconsin-aIl Admin
strotion Republicans, We have not
included in this list Spencer, Of Ala,
bama, who claims to have been re.
elected, but will no doubt be denied n
seat. The contesting Senator elect
from hat State is Mr.. Sykes.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-02-27
feb6-tds

By virtue Of an order OF sale to me d.
rectcd from the Circuit Court of Franklin
county Tennessee, tested the 4th Monday
in November, 1872, and Issued on the LIST
day OF January, 1873, | will expose to pub
lie sale, to the highest bidder for cash, on
the lst Monday in March. 1873, IL being
the Sd day of said month, in the town of
Winchester, Tennessee, at the Courthouse
door, a tract of land levied upon as the
property of WILTON Crane, to satisfy a
judg menti 4 favor of Armstrong French,
against Crane. Mcbride & Co. Said land
is situated in civil district No l7of Frank
lin county, Tenn, on the waters offspring
Creek, and bounded con the north by the
lands of G. G.. Gilbert, on the east by j.
Reagan's land, on the south by the lands
of i. Corn, and on the west bv the lauds
of John Hoke and w. w. Sharp, decd,
and containing--acres. This February
Sd, 1879.
Ii. z. STEWART, Sheriff.
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