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wf,osftto alley, dated May a. 1927 cons'oerat''n'
ots 80 and 81 in Block 3, Of walkers Subdivision,
innwA Sec ST. 49, "A, dated Jan. 15 1S'2; eons'1eA-
ation, s., ,o0o.
Lots u to 81, Of Block Is and 49, Of = se eoa
20. IL dated jim. O. 1879; consideration, s''ev. a.
Iot s. ID Block s. Of u rods q n n oe0' - ~
II, dated Jan. 10; eonsdgFatign S,so. .,a yyeaoes
Yofswn So ., IS, ~, dated jan .; cont'def"'lon'
Woca st corner Of Ffty-forth et Jul 1-1o1
125x It, dated Jan consideration, @ M 10,1125,< It.
a.teI jan :; consideration s. 900. - ~
as - = ~ II. dated Dec. 9, 1872; consideration,
IS, 900. o.,. In n,ocr !. ;of Sca11n. Sci m
,e.,,. cau,s, Pnrk boulevard 6ubdivislon In =
ssetoa da.s Ja1 Il s sabdi2sien IL
w Sec g. 3o Is, dated June 4, 1879; consideration
sfe &C. in same, dated April ~ 1872; consideration
$500. ,zx ,,,rs
1,1nocr n1,ce sos feet in II Il Of SEQ 36 4os -
| dsted Jan. 9: Confederation, S9l5o.
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HOG5The receipts Yesterday dia noe .Ieaen
our estimate By some 5000, the official arrivals
footing foo up 4o, All hogs. The arrivals Of cnttle:,
however, were heavier than had been an11cl-
pated. which accounts for the difference be-
tween the estimated and the actual receipts.
To-day tho rccaipts were decidedly nc more n node n
tendance Of buyers was good, packers being Out out
in full force. and ne unhag2s T1
erslly, evidently expecting that tho telegra1nnss
sent to the country yesterday and last ntgns tgn.
words, hat tho receipts during the remainder 1!s
Of tbs current week would be comparatively
light. and that an upward movement
IL price was not IN imp1obabt'ity. The ship
ping inquiry was also fairly active As usual, \
light hogs we're SCARCE, and parties wanting such
were we're forced to pay outside prices in order to
supply their wnnts. Prices we're tribe fImer,
although scarcely quotably higher; The extreme
range Of prices paid was 93.55@3.85 the inside
for common and the outside for exlra 1 Ilsns
for packing grades. At the elose there wsrs YER;
several thousand hogs unsold: out the marker
was comparatively steady at Ss:55@3,75 for COM
mon to choice lots. We note the following: !.
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REAL ESIIE.
The following Instruments mere MEG 1or 1ee'
ord on Wednesday, Jan: 10:

The following instruments mere hleo 1of rec
ord on Wednesday, Jan. Ii:
c1rr PROPERTY.
Lot71, In Doste's Block $, sf " IS - y ees =" "''
H. dated Jan. Is, 1879; consideration, ga"
Lot H. In satne, dated JAN 15 1s12; Goa
seGo. O
Tho ntcn,ises 10 GIT West Jackson ST, dated NoT'
1877 consideration, 500.
srcbe. az. bet. Ashland ar aad Market square,
e5.15o II, dated Dec. 2 1s7a consideration, 81 s-
Tweut,-second st, be:. Buddan ct. and WENTWORTH
1y, {, = to alley, datcd Dec 81 1s4 coa@'oefo-
t1ou, $1,000.
I, 25 It to alley With buildings. dated Ang s, 1s'2
consideration, S23o0.
Wallace st, TX It Of Thrty-flst st, I, 25113oH
it. l.tcd Jan. {; consideration, $50.
Walnut St be. HoGey and Lucon sts, 4 331ltD H.
cased Jan. .; consideration, ,5Q1- -
nr~t bniiding tel Jan: =; sonsdsrst:on, <iso9o.
L,e1rnl2, Of !! Of Block 5, in Sec. +, 81, II,
d. I'd Juu. 13 consideration, e, 200.
walnut st, let Lincoln and Wood ets, 7511o5 IT.
dated Dec le. 1874 consideration, 1000.
Jefferson ct, Of Bunker st, Lot 3d. dated Jan.
IS; consideration, s, 500.
North Wells st. hetxeen Chicago ~ snd Superior g.
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WEDNESDAY EwIvo, Jaa.

WEDNESDAY EvX-iIV0, Jna. Is.
ALCOHO[Was quiet, and 1c lower, quosable at
$1.77t31. So 3ur 94 per cent proof.
BROOM COMMITTEES is fair inquiry for the bet
ter grades and choice green hnrl il and hrr
The rcccipts Light, but there is an ample supply
Of tho lower grades, which move very alowly. 10
quote: No. hur1, 6H97c y h; No. stalk braid,
5esXc; No. ado, 4@4kc; No. . do, s531<<c: inside
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above list , .xa
uices vere ranging higher the offerings being very
}jent. Choice sold ut $5.2o9525: and mammoth nt
* n timothy vas in moderate demand, and steady
It s3,oo@3B Other seeds were quiet and = nominal ~
We report sales Of % bags good timothy at go; q
b.rs do Ut s32o Is bsgs u 60 bsgs choice clover
It 5525 10 bags prime ct ESQ 10 pase am1oo'n NJ
$5.G0 c-,, ..
Hyaon common to fair so@s &ood ' Ss@1ss , eaetss
81. .oo common imperial, 65@75c; good to choice DO.
soc@s1.os; hne to good gunPowder so:9&s; & enoaes
Japan, 9oeat.os fatz @ good do eo@soe; @ eolozed
natural Leaf japan, 5596sc common to hne oolong,
N@45c; good, 6o9toe choice to extra, 9o:@bio
TOBACCO-So change took place in tho market 10.
this ciass OF goods fair movement was witnessed al
the annexed quotations:
cuzv1sc-Fipe Cut-Extr1, 75a55c; cho1ce, CSC
| 75c: common, 55G50:: poor, 10000
|. PIro-Nstural lc7t, i5@soc half bright, co@1o:;
| black sound, sa955c,
WoOp-Prices were nrzn and unchanged. III
quote: Beach, $500; Eaapte, s14-oo; hickory
Wo0I-rhcre was only light inquiry for wool. 1h'
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COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY EVENING. Jan Is.
: The following we're the receipts and shipments
of produce at this point during the past t"enss-
fonr hours, and for the corresponding dAte ono
.a-r nfrn:
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METALS AND TIMERS sToCK-Business con- On,
tinues Light The market is very trm, and prices NJ.
probably ady7nGa + = Ws TSea Quote: o. '
e19rsI T1s rEATE-Ic Z lox14 a4oo DO: 1ox1e sa4so
do, l41ao, s15. 90; do, roofing 1C, sls:oo.
Pro T1s-Largc, 40s; small, 1c; bar, &c;
suEEr Z1so-Fun casks, lie; bali casks' uac'
leas quantity, 11Hc elsb, &c.
coprEn-Coppcr bottoms, 4sc; braders, over II lbs
W1aE-o to 5, sc e. 8, and 9: 1oc; 10 to H. H u.
Is 1sc i9 ioc; full bundle, Is per cent dis
co.ut fence wire, &c. -.,,o. ,,o,+
and crices arc steady at the following range !:
1od, per kes, s,75 rates 3d. dg oo ~ 3d. ane no.
1896 ID do s6so Sd a. S1'z' 81 1o,ec % ~ ~ to tso
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SHIPMENTS.
RECEIPTS

Hides, I bs..::.. III. '0'3so SIC. .....
fs:sSsss, t;ss s3se sSo sal s5s -; q: sic
Ss;s:'s; Ess n: r: i; e
Withdrawn from store yesterday for city con-
sumption: 5,25s bu wheat; s33 bu corn'
o,257 bu oats; 2,3s3 bu rye; 11,74o bu Daricy:
The following grain has boen inspected INTO
store this morning, up to 10 O'clock: u CATS
,sheat: 22S cars corn; 80 cars oats; cars rSo'
10 cars barley. Total 352 car5, or 142,u0o ou.
MI, Preston, late President of our board Oh
Trade, is still very low, though his recovery nAs
been announced as certain.
The receipts Of hogs yesterday at the on'on
Stock Yards, in this city, were 4o,4'1 heao.
packed closely together they would require ~
acres of standing room, q rate which "oulo WY
nearly fill up one square mile during the tnfeo
winter months alone, to say nothing OF lpo 10.
CENTS during the remaining three~quatte1o VI
the yoar- ..
To bring in these hogs, and the other 1a1m
produce that arrived here yesterday, fequlrou
1.5oO cars, which. if placed end to end. woh1a
extond little more than nine miles. This Is
full days work; but it is by no means an e1eep-
| tional one.
Tho }ead;ne produce markets wore less active
| to-day. with little change i'll prices. The grain
1noyerncnt is still slow, from the city and below
tla averaea towards us. These conditions tend
In ouietud., especially as there is not much
monav On which to speculate. Grain is ncces-
e.r;1v o,,iet. during tho rush of the provision
| sa,aon. not oa1y because hogs and pork taxi
| money to move them, but tloy also require rs1-
| Tood cars in great numbers; and both SIP,
pc.s and receivers Of grain are ham'eiteo
1 =. 4hair pfko.urf9 To OSeIlI9s
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ao eo.5o01o.oo; beef hams, S270 0o92s.oo:
City tallow, 7H@75{c; grease quotagnle Ms
5Hm6Hc. Sales we're reported Of 10y p[as 1na
y1ek mesg nork ut 311.65; 100 brls do at 5n,oo uV
brls do at 311.50 ESQ brls DO, seier IsfSn' - at
al2oo; 500 brls do at Sl.9o; oog PIE " nm m
6li85 100 brls do. seller April at Slz IN hr,s
hrIs do at 91220; 100 brls do at Sl2l2; " - a 4n
e1tra prime pork at 5000; 400 tcs lafa ~ 49,
50 tea do at O6; 400 tcs DO, Seller na
st s7.12L: 500 tcs lard at 37.55 loose;
shoulders at 3c; 10000 lbs green SMUT ,lo5 .hs
5Kc; 900 lbs do at GUY po1es % nn 80
II 5zzc; 200 boxes long clear at 3Ae On R01
crecn hams (part seller February ~ oG 1u,goo
ths do (2O bs1 ut &c; CLIO tcs swoet packleo nAn''
nt 8335c. 49,. Ala. FIR aereral days
past, under good demand BON for Trr, Ipt m.
and on local account. Prices we1e M, s+rernr ~,
changed though New York was 9uGteu Ta III
and dur stocks are known t2 90 Hent. tne ~
;s that our our prices vary but htte, anu az ~ ~
,v,gs s1nw to follow movement elsewhere, . w d
n1.,eoa n wheat IN Change. Bran Was u1'a'
Ga1a Uara renorted Of 100 brls white winter eA
tsas rVinters Best} at $1,000 90 brls 90 to..
Tn,,;s, Test at $1,000 100 brls spr1ng e3tlaa M
81 rs 1W brls do nt 81 so l0o brls At Sf.Io III
ooo },ris Do 1ockport aydrNallc) at Sf.1g oo
fr1a do CNinn.) at 500; 800 bEls 90 l1lofg(
~ ~ e6 IL 100 brls do (Paragon1 at SG.!3 ;.AN
hr,a % at 1925; 200 brls Mt S5.25; 2o0 nEis &C
- a5,10: 400 brls on private terms q % orl;
rye {Doloit City, at S460; 30 brls a. - .1s u,
| 111ls buckwheat at 37.75. Iotai. a 40 na.s
Also so tons bran at S11.0o on track Ihe 1ono"
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MONEY AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Jan.'1;

WEDNESDAY EVENING, 3an.'15-
"a The tendency Of tho local money market 1s
still toward al easier condition. Products are
moving more freely, exchange is becoming more
plenty, and country bank balances With Their
correspondents here ure increasing. The la:6e
amounts Of money that have been gent into the
country during the last month to pay Tor hogs
aud cattle arc having the effect to make conec.
tons easier. and are clearing OIL 1ndeb1e aneas
rapidly. There is, however, very large oennano
for ready money here yet. Currency has pe.
come compara:ively scarce, and the demand 1ot
it has helpcd to doprcss the price Of New fotA
exchange, though the main ca:se Oh tho ~
cline is The increase Of bills drawn against an'f
u,onts. Tho price between hanks to-day "as
Soc per, $1,000 discount.
TIE sAy1Sas BANK Run ..
- ,rha my, IN the German Savings Bank OF thas
.;,v has hocn stimulated by lnjudicious articles,
nnblishcd in two Of our morning cotemporarles'
and has assumed 8 more serious aspect. on
Tuesday afternoon there was no time when there
was over twenty or thirty persons in the line 10
the paying-teler'a window, and it seemed NOT NJ
ali improbable that if the bank had offered TO
nav everybody in full, and the affair was not os
,nggeratcd by the newspapers, the run ;aSna m1gn,
" ~. I T1,n INK was sound, it offered to pa!
eEEervbody Ever il fal, and after paying out about
81 800 tie run subsided, confidence vas re, re-,
stored and scarcely anybody IN TIC ely put neH nns
depositors and the officers OF the BANK kne"
, Tn : The German Savings Bank has adopted thu III
p1an Of paying no depo4itor more than Sleo ts o.
fhan 800 required 70 give 50 deys Rsn potSe nee
re a5z Of a s5e oer nan dy 40
T As fur Is the ability Of the German Saving
Bank TO nav ill it's denoeitors is conc:Fn1d, "
7,a;o he following figures from slr. Honr
Grecnebau1n, tha President OF the oaaA:
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ao1sv nxHFn y 1GooDsBusncss is "ricHng up ant
the general market now exhibits . urn tone: N 1.
sncf are in good working order, there being an an
pic supply Of al descriptions sase' peeaap0' e'tn
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TOULTEY-E1cepEh3 . ngnt 1ossa1 e1c14.7. e,a s.a1
choice fresh stock tho market Ta5 a IN her ap ppor
conon. The rea9acr is warn and prices arc tend.
ing lower Wc note sales Of 700 lbs choss turkeys M
cooi chickens at $3.50 40 doz fair at g. 7593oo u
doz ut $50; doz geese 1t sg.oo57.oo; coop DO at
>1goG 1gPnTAroE+Tnere was good local deuand for
.tore lot. Eastern varieties are selling At so9Soc.
western peachb.ows nze plenty and tt1ne easier, ,
roa.ic It T539oc sales include $50 bu 1t SOC; GEO
sMT-A moderate inquiry for salt existed y =. the
prices quoted: onondaga aud ssgoaT me a. ~
sola s2so; dairy, without bags, s. So DO with bags;
s94so; Ashton dsi1y per r. sacf' s''oo' s'0una
sAaI- Doors, AND BL1NDs-Ware quiet ana
..a.1r - tho nnnered li5t Of prices. Wo quote:
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OTsPrices range about lac Same as on te .,ats III
n the demand for carbon and linseed :: Carbon
sxt1s :r oil 5:s 62S k0' 5se &c rhs: ao
aw1 - n,ao 10: ueatstoot oil, strictly pure,
M' 10: do c1tTs, csc; do No. I, Bo@s5:; bank o.
6aa7oc; st1aits 72975c elephant o. 2Se
7o572c; naphtha. $50 gravity . napo'n' e'''+A-'A'
ooc. . r,v,1r7-x, ,..,. ;,oc+tre Al
, 1873-01-16

L LuMbEKETlade It tho yarea continues 1las1 ns:s
~ ~ rcnort a better 1uand for hardwood st tho
prices quoted Reports from ths lqbs5 u Fl tps re-
sonnt q logs carried over from last year. there w
probably DO great supply Of lumber next season.
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lMMERSIoN.-Last Sabbath afternoon
there were thirteen ladies and one zen
tlemen baptized in the waters of Boil
ing Fork, near town. Most of the la
dies were students in the Mary Sharp
College, and we understand that quite
an interest is manifested by many Of
the scholars in regard to religion,
Several more are to be baptized next
Sunday.
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Among our new advertisements this
week will be found n change Of the ad.
vertisemcnt Of Lenehan, Williams q
Co., at Decherd, and we take this
OCCASION TO reiterate our belief that
consumers will lose nothing by going
to Decherd and calling upon this firm,
Go there when you will, and their
house is crowded by customers. This
of itself is evidence that good bargains
are obtained.
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Monday, Nav 9Th, 1873,

the lanyard Lot, and IS-acrc tract oflanl
described in the p~leadings in above cause.
The lanyard Lot is situated within tie
corporate limits of Winchester, contains
abouttwo acres, upon which are tan-yat,,
brick shop, and two dwellings. The lS-
acre tract j. situated about one-half mllc
northeast from Winchester, adjoining tuc
lands Of Col. IUrncy, Mrs. ;. c. Newman
and others, and is good tillable land, part
cleared, DC.
TERMs.-Said lands and lot will be sold
on Il credit Of one. Two and three years,
except the sum of $500 required in cash.
Notes with GOOD and sufficient security.
required of the purchaser, and 4 lien re-
tanned, &c. This April lth. 1873.
II. II. FINCH, c. d NJ.
tbs (01D
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~ChanCery Sales
For May 9th, 1878,

BY virtue Of a decree Of the ClaucprN
Court ut Winchester, pronounced at it,
March (SpeciaD Term, 1873, in the cause
Of Jas. II. Davis, administrator OF DR.. W,
EstilI, dco'd. vs. Mag. EstilI ct ais. I will
sell, to the highest bidder, ON acrcdit OF
six months, ut the Courthouse door in
Winchester, Tenn, on
Monday, May 9th, 1879,
the mountain tract OF land described in
the pleadings in above cause. containing
about 100 acres, adjoining Josiah vii
Iiams' wild Cat Farm and others. in
civil district No. 10, Franklin county.
Notes, with good and sufficient security.
required OF the purchaser, ant a lien re-
tanned until al the purchase money is
paid, This April 18th, 1873.
r. II, FINCH, c. an.
tbs l7ln)
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Mr.. c. Vogelgesang has placed in
our Office some specimens of rich
looking clover.grass, called Everlast
ing. The specimens before us are
II inches in length, which is Ger
an argument that for early
growth aud luxuriance it is superior to
other clover.
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The dam at Wm NJ. Tart's mill. on
Etk river, three niles north of Win
chester. was badly damaged by the re
cent rains, over forty feet Of it having
been washed away. This is a heavy
loss, and all who know how indus
trious and worthy Mr.. Taft is, will
.sympathise with him. He had recent
ly purchased the mill from Mr.. +. A.
LouShmiiIer, and was turning out a
considerable amount Of flour daily.
This loss will be irrcparable until low
water in summer.
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We thank the managers for co n
plimentary ticket to the Seventh Grand
State Fair of the Mechanics and Ag-
ricultural Association Of Louisiana, to
open April 23rl and continue one
week. 1t will be unlike former fairs
in the Crescent City, if it should fail to
be n magnificent If Fair.
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We cannot find words sufficient to
express our thanks to DR.. Jno. j. W.
Payne, Of our county, for two bottles
OF wine made upon lis well-cultiyatcd
Farm near EstilI Springs, and under
his own supervision. We mean no
.P@g when we say that it is the best we
cver drank, and we know that oppor
tunity has offered us chances to try ali
sorts, and (sub rosa,) we never have
let an opportunity pass We might
say right here a good deal about the
culture of the grape, but shall await Il
little season. Thinks to you, Doctor
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Have your dwellings insured in a
good company-such a one as W. j.
Slater represents. Policies issued at
once for one, two, three and five years.
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SPRING FAsHIoNs.-It is said that
fathers and husbands will stand aohast
at the prices which must he paid this
year for cloves of bonnets," especially
when the present stringent condition
OF the money market Is taken into
consideration. But beAhis as it NAV,
we know that if they should visit the
store of II. c Handy and see the
stock Of spring and summer goods he
is opening, they will stand aghast ut
beauty and richness thereof, and
wonder how he a afford to sell so
In addition to his stock Of
goods he has secured the services Of
NJ. W, B. Manuel rs clerk, and a more
accommodating, nor n much finer
.ooking, gentleman could have been
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price and ] will have to pay more tax.
es. There it is, and we think our sug
gestion deserves consideration, By dis.
co'raeing these improvements, though
they may seem foolish to those who
care very little for "the beautiful" VIC
Gu. many an honest lahorer Off from
work that would make his heart clad,
and relieJe his pressing needs.
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Monday, May 9TH. 1873,

at the Courthousc door in Winchester.
Tenn. "Carrirk Academy" situated in the
corporate limits OF Winchester. to the
highest bidder, on a credit OF e, II and Is
months, free from the equity OF redcmp-
ton. Notes with good security required
ofthc purchaser. aud Il lien retained until
the whole Of the purchase money is paid.
This April 4th, 1873.
Z. II. FINCH, c. e NJ.
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SEEDS, &C,-The finest collection OF
seeds we have received this Spring has
come from Messrs, Biiggs " Brother,
Rochester, n, Y. Out Of $500 vauc.
ties of seeds it is not to be wondered
at that they can "tiIl any BILL" Al.
ready a number Of persons in Winchcs
ter have an acquaintance with Briggs
" Brother, and YOU will hear all those
persons speak in praise of The great
seedsmcn. If you want flower or
vegetable bulbs and plants, or seeds of
any kind, and want full Instructions in
regard to planting and tending the
same, send to Messrs, Briggs & Broth
er, Rochester, N. Y. Their Illustrated
catalogue, and their Quarterly cen be
seen in our office.
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BUY YOUR GROCERIES
FROM
W. W, GARNER g. co.
Quick Sales Small Profits !

Those wanting their old furniture
repaired, rc-varnishcd and cleaned up,
should call upon BILLIE FARMER
Charges moderate for cash, apl04t
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In our next issue we will try to give
a list Of the appropriations made at
the jus! expired term Of our County
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This is the Short Route East,

And the only direct route to the South
and Southeast.
Passengers for McMinpyillc and Man
chester, W inchcStcr and Alabama. or the
Jasper Branch Railroads. Will take the
= 800 A. NJ. train.
SLEEPING CARS accompany the 2:30
T. ". Train to Ncmphis ami G:iJ p. NJ.
Train 70 Chattanooga.
For Through Tickets and further infor-
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Church Street.
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Gcn.P and I. Agent.
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v. I. Donaldson. s. B. Donaldson.
Donaldson & Donaldson,
AT LAY w,
SOLICITORS IL CIIANCERY,
sscottsDOro. Ala.

Practices in Courts of Jackson aud ad
joining counties, also Supreme Courts of
the State PrOmt attention given TO col
lcctions.
Refers to Hon. i. Turyey and Hon. a.
$. Marks, Winchester. Tenn; Hon. A. :.
Colyar. Nashville, Tenn. lion. VIM. II.
kercheval. Fayetteville. Tenn.
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-04-10
More than 100 NJ les Shorter to St.
Louis than via Nashville.
Time to st. Louis 10! Hours, A. Hours
Quicker than by any other Route.

The3:45A. NJ. Train to Memphis arrives
there same day, twelve hours in advance
of rival lines. Connects mt humboldt for
Mobile. New Orleans, Galveston and inter-
mediate points. and connects ~ Union CITY
for st Louis and all points West and
Northwest. The s 200 \ VI. aud $3.50 T.. W..
Trains connect at Chattanooga for Rome,
AtIantaa and all principle Southern Cities.
Passengers for Washington City. Balti-
more, Philadelphia, New YOrk and Boston,
as well rs aIl points in East Tennessee and
Virginia. make direct connections through
by both Chattanooga trains out of Nash.
vile.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-04-10

PERSONAL. We were pleased to sec
upon our streets the other day the
person Of Robertson j, Turner, who
has been suffering for quite a while
with rheumatism. We hope that ere
the days of Spring have flown he may
be restored to his wontcd health.
Willis S, Embrey, of Decherd, was
also in town on Monday, and though
he does not look so hale as formerly.
we hope he is on the road 10 perfect
health and strength.
Quite a number OF worthy and not
altogether unprominent persons have
been in our town since our last Issue,
ont really We cannot Just now call all to
mlhd, and our paper must go to press.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-04-10
I. G. Nurrel, ND. Z. {. Marks, nd
Drs. Murrell & Marks,
WINCHESTER. ............ TENNESSEE.
Office on Jefferson Street. nearly Opposite
Home Journal Building.

When not professionally engaged else
where. can be found at their office or resi-
dences. Uune27-1y.