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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-09
TERMS

Said land will be sold on q credit Of six.
twelve and eighteen months, except II
per cent. of purchase money required IN
cash on day ofsale. The biddings tor the
life estate of Mrs. Mary A. Embrcy to
at $1,000. and the biddings for
the remaining interest to commence nj
$1,000. Notes with I'VE or more good and
sufficient securities required ofthe pur-
chasers, and II lien retained until the
whole OF the purchase money is paid.
Il. II. FINCH, CO NJ,
and Spec ial Commissioner
octS-tds 900
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-09
notice.!

To all aohom it may concern:
The undersigned hereby notifies the
taxpayers Of Franklin county that the
tax book for the year 1873 has been com
pletcd and Is in the hands Of the under
signed. Collector, &c. and he will attend
ut the voting places in each civil district
of this county upon the days as follows.
for the purpose Of collecting the State,
County, and School taxes for said year:
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-09
TERMS

Said land will be sold to the highest bid
der on n credit ofonc and two years, except
10 per cent. of the purchase money which
will be required in cash on day Of sale.
The biddIngs to m at $500 per
acre. Notes with approved security re-
ouired of the purchaser and lien retained
on the land until all Of the purchase mon
ey is paid. I. II. FINCH,
'octS-tds c5O {. & NJ.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-09

divided into l2,O0O cash gifts. will be dis
tr,buted by lot among the ticket-holders-
the numbers Of the tickets 10 be drawn
from one wheel by blind children and the
gifts from another.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-09
Sale of Valuable House and Loi

BY virtue of q decree Of the Chancery
Court of Franklin county, Tenn, pro-
nounced at its adjourned term for Septem-
Der, 1873, in the cause Of James II. Davis
Administrator Oft. l.. Estill vs Mag Es-
till ct al. and j. w. Sylcr Guardian &c. VS.
j. Ii. Davis Administrator. | will offer
Tor sale to the highest bidder the house &
lot described in the ~pleadings situated IN
Winchester adjoining the lot FIN. Porter
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-09
Monday, November 3, 1878,

at the Courthouse door In Winchester,
Tenn. Said house and lot will be sold
upon a credit of six and twelve months
purchasers giving notes with twoor more
good and solvent securities, and a lien re-
tanned until the purchase money isall paid,
II. ii. FINCH, G. Il NJ.
octS-tds $50
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-09
Monday, November 3, 1878,

at tue Courthouse hoor in Winchester,
Tenn. the dover tract of land, and the re-
naming interest therein. described in the
pleadings in the above cause, situated in
civil district No |. OF said county. adjoin-
ing the lands OF W. d. Holiday, Mrs. Ann
Howard & others, containing about lG7
upraS-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-09

On Mondays and Saturdays. after filling
the above appointments, | can be found ut
my Office In Winchester.
Gev. W. b. watterson. County Superln-
tcndcnt Of Public Instruction. will he
present and deliver an address on the sub
ject Of Education.
JNO. G. HANNAH, d.
octS-lm Tux Collector.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-09
Valuable Land for Sale.

By virtue of a decree of the Chancepy
Court of Franklin county, Tennessee. pro-
nounced at its adjourned term for Septem-
Der. 1879. in the cause otJ. W. Syler Ad-
ministrator &c, ond J. F.Sylcr Guardian
&C., vs. Mary a. Embrey ct al. ! Will Of
fer for salo to the highest bidder, on
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-09

IL, Estill Spr1ngs. October 2Oth'
8, Strickler's Mill, October 2lst.
0. Hockervillc, October 22d.
Is. University. October 23rd.
10. Cowan, October oath.
2, Owl Hollow, October 9th.
8. Bradbury's Shop, Oct. 18th
3. Salem. October Goth,
4, Hunts Station, Oct. Both.
8, Shady Nook, October 3lst.
Z, Crow Creek. November 4th
Il. Little Hurricane. Nov. 9Th
IL, Gross School House Nov. 9Th
Il. Crow Creek. Nov. Sth.
la. Sinking Cove, Nov. 18th.
IL, Mountain. November 18th.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-09

TNRAINS run to and from Nashville rs
l. follows:
LEAVE. Chattanooga Trains. ARRIVE.
S 100 A. NJ. Sundays Excepted. 2:l5 +. NJ.
0 100 r.. NJ. Daily. $40 A. NJ.
LEAVE. Memphis Trains. ARRIVE.
3:4j AM. Daily. $50 A.. NJ.
$50 +. N. Sundays Excepted. 5:l5 l.. NJ.
Time to Memphis, lla4 hours.
LEAVE. st. Louis Trains. ARRIVE.
3:45 A. W.. Daily. $50 A. NJ.
Time to st. Louis l0is hours.
LEAVES. ShelbyriHe Trains. ARRIVES,
4 100 i. Vi. Daily, Sund'y excepted. 0:35 An,
This Route is IS Miles Shorter to Mem
phis than via Decatur.
More than 100 Miles Shorter to St
Louis than via Nashville. .sSa
Time to St. Louis l94 Hours, AZ Hours
Quicker than by any other Route.
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Advertisements for less than three months Will
Oe charged 81 90 first and 10 cents each subsequent
insertion. One inch makes Il square.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-09

LEAVES. ShelbyriW Trains. ARRIVES,
4 100 r.M. Daily, Sund'y execpt'd. 80 Az
, 1873-03-15

Edward Vino and James Bridges, two Of the
Tom Allen gang of robbers, woSo, yesterday,
bound over to the Criminal Court In bail ol
$4,000 each, by Justices Daggett and Banyon.
They arc to be tried with tho rest OF the gang,
boforo Justices Haines and Hinslaie, on othoi
charges, to-day at l o'clock.
The alarm from box 142 last evening, about
o'clock, was caused by fire being discovered on
the roof Of tho principal building at tho Water
Works. The fire originated from sparks from
soldering pot, which workman had left upon
tile roof. The fire was extinguishod before the
arrival Of tho Fire Department.
About o'clock, yesterday afternoon two
,yorkmea, named John Wright and James
Boyce, wore precipitated from ,ecaffold
erected In front Of No. -1478 South Hal
stel street. Boyce suffered no injury, but
Wright alightcd on d picket fence, and two Of
the pickets pierced his loft log. He was taken
to his residence, No. 177G South HalBtcd street
where he was attended by Dr.. McCarty.
, 1873-03-15

Telegraph mnttors.-Tho A.nbor Quos-
ti0n--.Ernfnss SntlttT--H0nd Ions
Tho Widening OF Hrondsvay--The
Prize Observation-Disclosures Local
News
Special Dispatch to TIE Chicago Tribune.
New YoRK, March 14.-Tlle prizo-nghting
fraternity mado up for their rocont flascoR by q
rattling baltic this afternoon In tho counting
room Of tho Clipper office. George seddons
aud Arthur Chambers mot there to aottlo tho
proliminaries for their lightweight champion.
au intention to back down, and
gave him o contemptuous shove. 4 slashing
atanders, but WIS renewed for the second timc.
Finnlly Frank Queon stopped the hostiltttca,
but not before both mon had provided each
other with bungcd oyoB and smashed noses.
tofy 2ata sd HSm6s I1"p e Pass Ito ssn
hold for murder. Tho seven doctors enlorel
Trains coll without previous notice, and con-
yersed with him for half an hour. Train
bombsrded thom with opiRrams, and
tSsGh5eeo e ho9eos Of e If in e lbs rops sefF IL a sts L.
would not 60 out on bail because ho was not
criminal. The Church. ho stated, has commit
ted suicide through Vim. Z: Dodge. The dc.
oiBion Of tho medical commission has not yet
been made public, but 1t il rumorod they will ad-
viao Trains removal to m asylum.
Gon. Fremont has furnished for publication
two-oolumn dofonBo Of his connection with the
Memphis, FL paso i Pacific Ratlroad. He says
whatever mistakes hnve been made in Its man
agement originated in Paris and belong there.
He has not gone to paris because not
regularly summoned. The road, he claims. will
be great eventual succeaB, but ho was forced
out Of 1t by Tronch impatienco and bad tudg-
1t is reported on Wall street Tint a new pool
has been formed In Milwaukee, Il st. Paul, ON
braoing number of heavy capitalists. Tho
papers Of ngroomont have not yot been signcd,
but tho Northwestern and St. Paul Roads will
hereafter 'stoclt receipts, and thus terminates
expensive opposition. st. Paul common was
worry strong to-day advancing q.
, 1873-03-15

Justice Banyon has seldom been found nnpp'
ing. His Judicial eyes seem ever open. But
last night about II o'clock, a. ho was returning
from South State street in q Cottage Grove car,
wearicd with tho cares which bud Infested the
day, and Intoxicated by tho witching spirits of
tho night ho fell asleep. In this condition ho
remained until tho conductor informed
tion. Bewildored and befoggcd, he
arose with 1ittle OF his wonted dignity, but with
quite as much sof his we'll lknown euarity, aud
thanked tho conductor for his attention. Upon
reaching. the sidewalk, however, and feeling for
his watch, dignity, suavity, and whatever other
good traits His Honor may have possessed, were
Ill gono, for bis watch and chain were gone. OF
course they we're taken while he alePt The
watch and chain are worth $500, md their value
is much enhanced by the fact that they we're pre-
eented to him by "hs many friends" His
Honor ut onco reported the case to Sergeant
Buck1y, and instructed him to use all possible
diligence to recover tho stolen property and cap
ture tho thief. Botwcon his teeth His Honor
said that he hoped sincoroly ho would have tho
pleasure Of sitting upon tho thief'a case.
, 1873-03-15
STATE LEGISLATURES.
OHIO.


coIgMnus, @, March 14:-1n tho House. to-
chase Of unfinished railroads, and to complete
tho snme just as might have boon done originally
by tho company selling the road. The House
bill to 30 amend tho Liquor lar Of 1864 as to
mako tho not Of selling liquor to minors prima
1acie evluence ur quit waa doioatod-1v toN4o.
In tho House this afternoon tho following
bills passed: House bill to give livery. stable
carod for House Bit to 80 amend tho inaurance
law as to provide that insurance companies may
organize and do business In Ohio on 100000
capital, and to change tho valuation Of llfo poll
clos from 1 to ~ por cont the Senate bill to
require officers Of railroads now in process Of
construction, and telegraph companies to report
annually to the Railroad Commissioners. Tho
House BILL to abolish the ofloo OF Ward Super
visors WAS passed.. Tho Houae bill to
provide that II holders Of railroad bonds
vote on their bonds, thoy .ehall DO liable for
House bill to punish public offlcers for receiving
brlbea, by fine or imprisonment, and to mako
them ineligible to hold public office, werepassed
bill WAS introduced by tho Committee On Col
lo8es to establish tho Ohio University. This bill
proposes to consolidate tho Ohio Agricultural
College with the Miami University at Oxford
md tho Ohio University at Athona, and to pro-
vido that the two lnst named institutions shall
DO used as branches Of q school, whose head is
the Agricultural College, which is located In
this city.
In tho Senate, after a lengthy discussion, tho
House joint resolution to coneure tho Ohio
members of Congress- who voted for tho retro
active salary bill, waa adopted, after being 80
amended "a to cenBurc those members who
voted against tho bill, but nevortheless took
tho extra pay.
, 1873-03-15

Fred. Voh1emain's saloon, under the Claren-
don House, on North Clark street, was the scene,
this morning about o'clock, Of q riotous dis
turbance, In which negro named Jamea Robin
son WAS shot in the left leg by Donedcck Voh-
lomain, Of the proprietor About "a o'clock
party OF negroes entered the saloon, and, ba-
coming. very noisy were ordered out They wero
enraged at this and began to Misunderstanding
in the establishment. They even went so far as
to order Vohlomain ind his son ont. OF courso
they refused to obey this command, and tho son
becoming enraged, drew revolver and fred 1t
into the crowd, taking care that 1t was mined ut
no vital part. 4 general stampede occurred
on the firing of tho revolver. III which all but
threo of tho rioters got away. Those were AZ
rested and taken to tho Huron Street Station.
, 1873-03-15

CINCINNATI, March 14.-Privato dispatches.
received hero to-day, announce the death Of
Bishop McIivaino, Episcopal Bishop of Ohio, at
Florenco. Italy.
It ia thought that without doubt tho body Of
Dlshop McIlyane, whose death ut Floronce. a
private dispatch announcer to-day, will De
brought bore for interment. He resided at
BALTIMORE. Maych14.-Hon. E. G. Kifbourne,
q prominent politician and citizen, died ycstos-
day, at lis residence in Anne Arundel County.
,GA1Esnuna, Ill.,, March 14.-James T. Dunn,
an old resident Of this city, died Of G:so O'CLOCK
ncctei, "a ho has been fail:ng for some time
phat.
, 1873-03-15
THE PACIFIC COAST.
Woman Observation-Disclosures from tho
m0a0Cs..:Eho Epixootlc.

Woman Observation-Disclosures from the
1odocs--The Epixoot1c.
-, sAN FnANo1sco, March 14.-Last night, near
killed Mrs. sarah Nicholson by Shooting her with
q rifle. Tho body WAS lott in tho road all night.
parpoy was arrested. There was dispute about
tho poBReBsion of house,
John A. Wright will bo hung for murder, at
Yuba City, to-day.
a courier arrived ut Yroka this evening Notll-
Ing had boon hoard Of Captain jack. Tho Mo-
doc army had made no movement. Eyory caro-
IL taken to guard tho lyea and nroporty Of the
hetlors. t is thought TINT jack wifi make crortA
for coalition with other tribes. Ills B1ccosa IL
probab!o. Another effort will 10 made to l,ayo u
conference with Jack, but 1t Is doubtful. No
mosbonger darc risk la lifo III going to him.
Tho opizooto LAS matle its appearance In Arr
zona, San Pedro, and 1sio Grando. Tho Santa
ZEE e e,'a mails through arc hiring Indian horHos;
Uaohino opposes tho founding of military post
At Nollnt Graham aH too near hin reservation.
Two caHes OF opizootio iii this city.
, 1873-03-15
CHICAGO SATURDAY, MARCH l5 1873.

4. G. shnrpe, Chattanooga, Tonn.; Will
lam Rule, Knoxville, Tom. James r. Baird,
Columbia, Tonh. Mrs. Julia P. Woo1ford, Jack-
son, Tom. A. r. Diount, Cleveland, Tonn.
Arthur D. Downs, Wyandotto. Fan; Simon
vcr, Col. Lorcnzo J. Worion, Lawrence, Kan.
SENATOR BOUTWELL,.
Mr. Boutwell, has not yot resigned, and tho
President has not decided on SUCCESSOR. He
said tonight thai ha will not determine on ono
before Monday.
Tho name Of ox-Congresaman Bingham ha1
boon mentioned without authority In connection
with tho Japanese mission. It is certain tho
President Inns not even intimatcd That no would
appoint him to TINT position, although he Ia dis
'poaoa to send him abroad In diplomatic capao-
THE PHILADELPHIA WHIT.
It'll denied that tho visit Of the President to
Philadelphia had any political aigniAcarlco or
that nobcBon Id to '1onve tho Cabinet. Tho
rlmor thht prominent Philadelphia banker is
to succeed Boutwell, iB also pronounced untrue.
PERSONAL.
Tho President will leave for st. Louis some
time in April.
THE CABINET MEETING.
Tho prolonged Cabinet session to-day WAS
mainly owing to business concerning appoints
mentB to Office, and agroBing upon numerous
nominations tn hn Cont to the GanNto nox& woos.
The President has no occasion to keep tho
6onate in sossion longer thhn.it chooses to re-
main. but, until an adjournment shall tako place,
ho will continue to sond In nominations for it's
action,
, 1873-03-15

was laid across It. No ono hnrt exeppt Mr.
Findlny, Of this city. alight1y In the head.
LouIay11LE,, Ky, March i4.--YeBtorday eyon-
Ing in Now Albany, Ind. while several little
oharSn oo NV wer9 hpayng 1n tho aHE Of tho hoas
ongino backing out Of tho siding ran ovor throe
Of thom. Ono named Franklin Scott, 8 yoara
old, WAS horribly manglod. His hend was nearly
aovored from his body, and crushed into dozen
pioccB.
George ieistor, German tramp, said to DO
from Cincinnati, undertook to steal rido this
morning from Elizabethton, on tho Louisville
& Nashville freight-train. Homisscd his foot
Ing, and fell. The cars ran over him. cutting OF
bis loft arm, and badly crushing bis right log,
besides injuring him internally. He died at
O'Clock. Ho will DO buried at the Company's
o1peraQ,
, 1873-03-15

The State Prison EEnr at Chrs0ns.ff Dv.
ernOr Bradley Ahead.

The State Prison EEnr at Carbonate ov.
ernor Bradley Ahead.
VIRGINIA, March 14.;-ruraunnt to tho ordor Of
Of Governor Bradley, OF yesterday, Gen. Vanbok-
ko wh ssty e KY and sd efG%s
Governors orders was sent by tho military conf
mander to tho Btato Prison with demand for
Immediate surrender. It had tho effect to cause
4 capitulation of the Lieutenant Governor, tho
superior force. A now warden WAS placed In
possession aud the military returned homo.
There is strong probability Of Governor
Bradley calling an extra session Ut tho I.egisa-
turo for tho purpose Of impoaohing tho Llouten-
nt-0oyornor. Tho latter baHoB Lis action upon
a technical point in tho construction of tho law
dotaohing two Offices, s,-Lieutenaut- Governor md
Warden Of tho State prson, n,-olalming that 1t
don't tako effoot until April /.
, 1873-03-15
SPAIN.

MADRID, March 14.-The Cure of Santa Cruz,
who leads the Carlist baud, troats tho Spanish
troops who fall into his hands with great cruelty.
Ho recently hogged several prisoners with
such severity that they died from the efgects OF
tho blows.
The Assembly has approved the bill granting
amnesty to the Offenders against tho laws and
regulating the newspaper press in Porto Rico.
It is reported that reaction has aot in among
the Radicals in favor Of an indiviBible Republic,
as opposed to tho federal syste1n. Senior Fig
ueraa, in IN unofficial telegram to Ministers MIR
gall and Tetuan, Expresses the fear that tho poo-
pie at Barcelona arc determined to stand by their
proclamation Of Federal Republic.
, 1873-03-15
FORElGN.
Further speculations Regard
ing the English Minis
teria1 Crisis.
Spanish Radicals Want an Indivis-
ible Republic.
Political Aspect Of the Canada Pacific
- :. Railroad.
GREAT BRITAIN,


. LONDON, March 14.-The morning Journals
contain no Information Of g. more definite char
actor In relation to tho Cabinet crisis.
a belief Ia entertained that Gladstone will re-
sumo the Premiership.
Derby il expected tomorrow.
1t IL said that In tho ovent Of a dissolution Of
Parliament, Jol., p~pt ,rll, in. 7u~.~-- ~
his poor health, retire altogcthor from tho House
Of Commons.
The Pail lfau Gazette says Dlsrael told tho
Queen yesterday that ho was not prepared to
form Cabinet.
head of tho Government.
The Globe declares tho latter assumption un-
warranted. Lords Derby and Cairns cannot
reach London until tomorrow, and monnwhile
lation.
LONDON, March II, II p. ,n.-Diaraoli is still
reluctant to assume tho task Of organizing .
new goyernment. It VAS positively asserted at
is settled, namely. II tho Conservatives take
office, Disraoli will inform tho Queen to-mor-
row that 1t is impossible for him to form q Min
fstry, and will suggest that the responsibility be
entrusted to the E. EsIl Of Derby, who has the
III tho notorm Club, the belief Is that tho
chances for tho return Of the Conservatives to
power are sinking, and that Gladstone In q few
days will Withdraw his resignation. All parties
aro opposed to a dissolution Of Parliament.
At tho Cabinet meetings held on Wednesday
and ThurBday, Gladstone repeatedly expressed
wish to retro to private life and Ills colleagues
used evory argument in their power to dissuade
him from the purpose.
LONDON, March 14,-Tho Earl Of Derby is try
ing. to form a Cabinet to be. composed Of him
self as Premier Diaraeli, Chancellor of tho
E1ohequer; Ward Hunt, Homo Secretary Sir
Stafford Northcote, Secretary for India Gath
orne-Hnrdy Foreign Secretary Marquis Of Salia-
bury, President Of tho Council; and Cairns,
Lord Chancellor.
Hia sucoess is doubtful. If he fails. Lord
Granvi1le's " Scratoh" Cabinet wilt come in, and
end With an appeal to country.
, 1873-03-15

Special DispatcA to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, March 14.--fhe laud-grant
contest ia decided, aud the yictors arc jubilant.
Tho Senate, after further debate this afternoon,
concurred In the Assembly bill, with slight
amendment, giving the grant to the Milwaukee
4 st. Paul COMPANY by d vote Of 23 to 10, in
North Wisconsin bill, but wanted tho grant dis
posed of some waY. Tho Senate did little eleo
except ordering tho Carpenter Printing Claim
bill to a third reading, and taking favorable &C.
tion On Calkins & Proudht's Printing C1ainl bill.
In the Assembly, o resolution was offered Of
thanks to the Wisconsin representation in Con-
gross who opposed tho recent increase of salnry
In that body; Tho resolution for final adjourn
ment On the Goth was referred, but probably will
be adopted. Among reports from committees
was one by llr. Cheever, from tho minority Of
tho Committee on Charitable and Ponnl Institu-
tions, with 4 bill requiring railroads to furnish
FREQ transportation to al mombors - tho Logls-
laturo, Judges, State officers, oto. After d pro-
tracted dobate, by 40 to Sc, the Assembly recon-
Bidored its third reading Of tic bill repealing tho
law oxompting the West Wisconsin 1iai1road lands
from tax, aud indefinitely postponed It Al to 80.
municipalities to extond the tirno for building
railroads to which they had conditonally voted,
and to provide that when man dies intestate
without iesuo; hin widow shall have only ono
third Of his propArty, not al, as now to nuthor
ize the laying out Of public highways for private
convonienco, when tho land is surrounded by
TINT Of others. Tho Legislature will probably
quit business next week.
, 1873-03-15
MISSOURI.


ST. LOUIS, March 14.-Quite q aeono occurred
in the Lower House Of tho Legislature yeater-
Day on one member stating that an offer had
hill before the House.. He accused Frank
Hiclox, a lobbyist, with offering him S10o. Tho
friends OF the bill asHert that they do not know
Hiokox, and say that the charge Was a ruse to
defeat tho bill: Great oxcitomont prevailed for
q timo, md the further discussion Of tho bill
was postponed. Hickox worked in tho interest
Of Col. Bogy during tho Senatorial contest.
Tho House to-day appointed . Committee to
investigate tie charges Of the attempt to bribo
bill. Mr. Burger. tho mombor who charged
Frank Hickox with attempting, to brlbo him.
testified that during the ponding Of tho bill
Hlcko1 cent for him. Ho went outside the
chamber. and Hicho1 told linn 1t would DO
8100 in bis pocket If he voted for tho bill;
tl,nt he (Hiokox) could bo held RESPONSE
bio for the amount, as the insurance
mon had buahels OF money. subsequently
Hickox told Burger that the insurance men
had backed out in consequence Of the amend
mont that had been made to the bill. Hiokox
did not show any money, and did not say tho
insurance men Ind furnished my: Ho told
Hickox he could not bc bought by 800 or
81, 900.