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, 1874-08-10
REAL ESTATE.

Tho real estate marke Ia decidedly quiet. and
any attempts to revive 1t by latulont putting can
only ronlor it more so. Lihe other branches Of
business, 1t must bile its time, and TINT an up
ward turn will como is Us certain as any b,1sl-
ncss oyeut III the future. Whom capital can no
longer find d reasonable profit In dealtng in tho
products of the soil and lu manufacturing IN
duBtry 1t is invested in real estate. Hero tue
return may not DO 30 1nrge, but judicloua In
vestments in tho vicIity Of our cities, especially
OF our groat commercial ccutrcs, have nevor
failed to yield fair and oftenor very large
profit.
TRADING.
The actual sales Of property from week to
week nre comparatively foW but dealers report
a large amount Of trading going on all oVor tho
city. The disposition to do 80 comes from those
who have mortHaged property from which thy
exchaugo valuable stores aud residences for un-
incumberel property, with a little oaB, when
tloy can gotit tho purchaser assuming the III
cumbrances. Several trades hugely and mutually
beneficial 1t Ia Thought, lave beon made during
Ehe past week.
TIE LOAN MARKET.
Generally speaking, there Is no change to uoto
so far as actual transactions Of tho past week
are concerned, though thoro arc Indications
promising more activity in tho noar future
Borrowers arc beBtrring thomRelyoa, and loan
agents arc more hppofnl
There arc several largo amounts amongst the
Instruments filed for record since the FIRST of the
month. truBt-1eed with consideration Of
s17o,ooO, divided into fiyo notes. duo in one
two, three, four, md flyo years respectively,
with interest at per cent, waa given By
Horny Crawford to secure part purchase
money Of tho whole OF Soc. g 81
Is. This section WIS transferred by warran.
toe deed to Horny Crawford Sept. 8,
1873, for sl87,200. Tho Connecticut Mutual
Life Insurance Company ind tho Northwestern
Mutual L!fo Insurance Company, hayo made tive
loans cach, amounting In the aggregate to $175,.
0Oo-against 8200,0o0 for tho corresponding
period last year. A mortgage dated July5 s. 1875
was filed for record aKainAt Samuel ). Walker,
consideration sB5, ,010 but this Ia III old affair, and
was executed and filed to correct tho description
OF tue premises In mortgage lllod for record
Jnly g 1872 Othor important inAtruments are
for s25,000, and two for 0000 each. Tie
heaviest aotual loan WAS $90000. From the
above remarks it il aeon that of tho aggregate
consideration of trust-dceda and mortgagea
fled einco tue lBt inst. nearly half, or f575,
600, III against ten parties only.
COMPARATIVE erATEMENr PROM AUG. TO 400. q.
, 1874-08-10

nnoacdl t!t9oG922O0; tletco etaVeS, t
aiayss 7;SpsS.sS; srels soaf hesiiss, TXsss; ,,,
see,,mun!ed duriug lilo paat fow day. sad large
ofon e tho oGrlngn Or aoon w 10 ont o. cor, an
s1e ssry fsts s h asx
fTsih ,PaosK sre quoted ,n Tim
inRrKnt was luH a. firm on tho preceding uays Of
thS week. 4 tair demand c1!sed Il ~ .1aostionss
1S9ytnG, fol- y gss a. 49, ~ Mwhtes No.
mseSere now, H-trI, slo.s6S Sio7s; NJ bay, ts56
Sss s:as;e S s1 ';ssss s H. sais &C.: liz. tes ssS
Ssoress ee1,h s;7;a eoo Lsbf.dor herring split
1ins sns 4sna e. g. sse SS i, taStsaes hss
osean.t.s4t Y easo, t9as; dolufnbla River salmon.
Hne1t tp3s8;2o xH6 nav ., a.,.,on,a
anno1el 1anso 81 prices TonE1as -1Datos, oS@
49, ss lso ls; d's; Tst1ss atsss pfho, s' e sSss: as
ina' layers ss.oo@s. 20 raisins. loose siaseate,
t.Sos99.1o: zane eqsrsnts 7S@7ko e,tson g
ssst sshssa Stas s@ses sssR @ess1n sss
HG maHo asTa s m'Tea a SXs al9S gsss5ss nsT M
Ng1s1,;Eiiherts. 1saloo; almonds; TarEagon9. 29@
iio; psssns Tesas, io@iis Wilmington peanuts H.
Ss poaaSs African isfana pssnas
ono oOENfEs-A .qulot feeling was again prevalent
r. tho grocery msrsst tho demand " eoig principally
sesor 10 meet immediate Tcquiromenss. pzieos remain
firm anu unchanged, hB follows:
ane. 5sa"an1@s1 1ssS1s, Q. O. Java s.Ya
e5o; Java, No. >. .a105do; choice plantation 6ey-
81 s;X srs s H. 9s ssS as9a9S sooa hS':s 3D. q
331c Singapore jasn a5K @2sxo; COSTA lslca faney,
asSs asssSSa'&'' do pFitn'' a@24H'' a'fa'a'0' a'4as
GAspIEa-etar, fuu weight, 1s@lsHo; stearsne,
n R,Ss,asH aG reh @s
20 s1osi sat !os Z sz,nsa and
s'tsi ie@ioXs; 81 - ysl}ow, No.
r 'as'e as ] sIssR shoi:s Boss.ss Bss a. sSs &c
I@as; tSs a @sas sls. 'Ssa 49, s ysf p,
e1tra do. f5@soo, New Orleans molaascs ooice, s5@
$50 do primo, 809b2a; do common, 70@72c: poru
So ruolasaes. alo!co, o6@oao; common molssass, sa
gAlEns7qaE Common 70 host, asfao4o:
sa ss7a rseSsn 7S@sSo oS aca ssss ie Ns
1t6; ginger, African 35ta2ao DO Calcutta, 1ss2os
s91ss7assm1n wh;;n a. mm9ttlea esXei Golden Vet
pa easSo sayen %p:ra ee !iose w2tS H.
stan, 5,l@oe ohampaisn. o@eHo: primrose, eaeKc
sTAno1t@silVer glosar o'1@loos common. a91oAa;
t15S: aHhfN Fiurrs-remous arc trm, In aympath,
With New York Peaches, arpleat berries aud otho,
arst exrcctatons having been Injured by tue drought
We guoie: LamohB-Trencl, Messina, and PALERMO
SssS5sffss, + + 3 sssss d ats!: ti:so@I:s: whqss
Do pes br ssSeSsot; oulrsni! % pr sn psaehs,
!o7so pr bog; choice, IN baeket. 75e@sloo; ros1s
"a Per boz Do plulna ss.to@6 20: tamatoes, io@
! COO per box; grapes, c5@75o per basket
, 1874-08-10

LISE-HT0CK FNElAHT8t
and the points na1i,ed arc aa follows:
IT, % n New YcEk por ie9 ~ l.: S6s
70 Albany. por i99 "......."......4aNo
70 Olsyeanti, pcr 1vo ill.,,
70 Detroit and Toledo psr loo
us. eloaea hase see 81 ea sxnnst IL
week and $40 for the corresponding week Inst year.
our supplies, Win b acon, havo not been unusually
abo class Of stock, they might easy have been dis
posed Ct at ty as eooa psea ~ were onsinaee lust
shippers ii continuing operations II tic tfon ruling
prices but With three- Of the offerings consst
ing Of quality entirely unit for shipment East, the
gpnara1 market WAS mich depressed. Texans aud
half fattencd natives steadily accumulated IN tho
yards md prices gradually eased OF in fnvor Of buy
srs until reduction p With ss, w'oss
s ,ssrss Z s ~ st%:. s ss .t ;
70 sellers sales mixing at $52sa57S for wo1fnsteno
Steers IF from 15o to 1850 hs averages. and at soo
G50 for choice to extra grades averaging from 800
to 145o lbs. In two thrco instances higher figures
wore paa yeserdsy's saes including ll4head, ayer.
causing scarcity Of pantrago In ,nay Of Tic eattlo-
growing districts, and this tnct partially neconnta for
tho ,snay ags Of e S r., TIM . sa.o
ro1ae cattle, at 400 for thin nat1yss,, md at
10 good drovea. Oslscs coniinuo in good
s saad s sss @ @P5sss sesr ar Il osa nse
two osraons, and tho descriptions grading bG%w
ttgood" tile market was weak aud unsettled. Tho
better grades were snabo at fully lato prluca. w
| give tho following as the closing:
| Extra Dceves-araded steoss. averaging 400
Choice 1,eeves;.;Ftue. fat. we'll formed year
to year old steers. averaging 1,2so 10 =,
1s&Uu lQa 0.tot4O.Vu
, 1874-08-10
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: MONDAY AUGUST TO- 1874

e"i,oo@25.oo. City tallow, 711@so, groano
nominal ut 0@9a Haloa wero reported Of
1S brls meas pork at a2A.60; 900 brls do. aellor
tho month, at s,2loO; 1000 bra do, aeller Sop.
tcs do Mt a2a.S0; Zoo brls do al e2i.25; Gd0 Gs!s
do nt $2l.1o: 500 brle do, ao!!cr tho year, ut
F1e0219; 1,000 brls do at a16.50; 600 hlls do ae
Sl0,o7I; 600 brls do. sollor January mud Fob:
ruary, ut 510.50; 100 tos l~srt ut e14.8711; 100
September, at sl5.Uo; 1000 tea do, hollor lie
year,. at 4l0.s715; 2,O0o tcs do at 51075; 100000
lba ahorsfibs(laat evening", aellor soptombor,
Tho Daily Commercial Report gisoa the fol-
lowing NJ tho shipments Of provisions from this
point Tor Tho elonling Aug. 0, 1874, with com-
pRratiYu figures
, 1874-08-10
MONEY AND COM MERCE,
FINANCIAL.


SATURDAY EVENING, Aug. 8.
During the voel1 past bankors havo boon ablo
to notice q stoady iuorcaso in tho don'and for
money, though tito difrcronco from day to day
has boon scarcely porceptiblc. Country hanRofs
for woohs past hAye had very lnrge Inc OF
deposits hero, mud theso hayo boen drawn upon
10 Bono extont to bogin to move tue clopa'
but by no means 80 1argcly as our city o"nae1o
would have boon glad to moot They afo PayAlh
4 per cont interest for Hcyoral millions "nicn
they know It was not aaio to uHo, for 1t hha H.
roady begun to ho ordered homo In TIC anhpe OF
currency or 10 be placed to tho credit OF sno
country banka With thor NOW York correspond
cuts. IIent.o oxclnugo Inns rulod close at bo@
rs cents prom!nn per 81, ,oou. ....
any Of our city banks TINT havo !afgo llst OF
for tho pnst two months, perhaps longer. ~ Dir
proflta have all been absorbed by the vicious
custom OF paying interest," on money they havo
no moaug III tho present condition OF tho nar~
ket, to uao safely and prohtably..,
OF courso tho bauks arc. still everburdonel
with money, Customers nsk only Tor m0dorato
accommodations II In fact they noed my at oil.
IA they expect discounts when money ta close at
aro charged the eamo figure, viz. 10 por cent'
Somo Of tho banaa have large amountH placed on
call with cash or Government oollatorals at 3 per
cont, aud mono Of those loans, 30 Tar az We know,
have boon called In during tho woek' Inc usual
coll ruto wo quote at 5dpG por cent.
Tho range for long roRl estate loans Waa oG1l0
per cont, according to size, the larger figure bo-
fug exceptional. Tho more nsuel figure is prob
ably With tendency downyrrds 7'f TO- 3 at Which
porations would bo likely to accept negotiations
for largo amounts. with undoubtod security, from
Outside 'stroet rates, 9@1s per cent, with not
much desirable paper Offering.
, 1874-08-10

Ing In warehouse April so. 1874, was $59 475, ,374,
against 81, ,5s5, ,219 April 80. 1878.
Allowing for tho dlffereneou in the warehouse
account, tho exports for tho ton months ended
April go, 1874 are in oxcess Of the imports TO tho
extent Of S28 2B9, ,037 while for tho snmo period
Of 1878 tho imports exceeded tho exports by
9G8. ,G17
or tiso total trade BY teatcr during the ton
months ended april 80, 1874, rs per cent WAS car-
riod IN foreign vessels, as compared with Il por
The numbor and tonnage Of vessels engaged
In the foreign trade Which entered into and
cleared from iha United States during the t,Dclus
months ondcd April 80, 1874 and 1873, were IS
follows: ..,
, 1874-08-10
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

SATURDAY EVENING. Aug. 8.
Tho offerings w0re soInewAat larger md tho n,arkes
early and took twelve or fifteen crgoea oil tho hands
Of Hellora. Prices without special change, rag-
ing from "a. .00695, aud occasionally $3.50 for pitce
stnH: $8U0al0. .O00 for course and common fuct;
boards aud strpa. Ono cargo brought $io.50. Lath
arc quoted Mt .dul CO. aud shfnglGs $1h013lD
corng to quality. 6Breral unher vessels arrived lu
tue afternoon and more Ar0 expected, but the offerings
goes Of lumber which tho sellers unable TO tliE-
docks this past week.
The 1lsual number Of local and country orders
received aud placed, but trade III lie whos is light.
Prices are unaltcrc1, Rs follows:
Second clcar, inch to inch ........ 400 @s5ooo
Tird @ % eIsar, Thick. ss0o Gi5oo
orou ro',el ls' .ss ~. - ] $500 @4o.oo
Ctoar niuiug LIST and Cd tonethcr. q 90 ,,..,
First cp,n,non sl.ug,,.s .,,.,,..., 1910 ......,
Second common aitng. ......:.... l4oo esi6oo
Flooring Hrst common. dressed. 3300 GyE5.0Q
Tioor,nS sscoul common, ttrcsscd... ooou Gs2B,oo
ElooriuH third common, dressed. 1H0Q @.....
A waBun-box boards, Heloctel, II
inches Anl upward. ............... $500 G40.G0
D wagon.box Ioardy. ............... 2B00 tg30,0o
atock boarla $500 {a3B.O0
j. Htock boards s,...-..'..''',.'.".'. 5oou G9:nuu
Common boards, outs!.o Tor iry...... 1850 CLIO
and u,a,tor. Observation-Disclosures ~ 1850 al2oo
Joiat unit acantng, III 10 u fee...... 1a00 Gals.0o
plckuts square, 1900 @l6.00
lickots hat....,:. ,:......'...........l l!,0o g -.
Cedar iosg round, 6@a inches ,,.,,, 100 (9J3.D0
No. slwed shingles. s..,,............. 1,bo a $50
shinrles on track cklA................. 2.75 q SOD
, 1874-08-10

LATEST.
Wheat was In moderate domanl In tho after
noon, and easier at the CLOSE, selling at S1.049s
@1.0456, and closing At 91.04d seller tho month.
Also at 91.011 seller September. Corn was
quiot and steady, closing at G816o solior tho
month"; and 6b5s saS591o Bellor September. Lard
provisions, grain, and lake froights were in-
active.
, 1874-08-10

Flour wns very dull. but quolcd stoady BY deal
ors Tho only demand waso Of alooa character, and
was llght ono. Offerings wero not large, but
receipts aro, on the increase, especially of new
30 long as thoy can procure old -four, which Ia in
fair demand. bran wnn dull but stronger, Bales
wero reported OF 100 brla white wintor extraB
(Magpolia, new,) at $3.50; 100 1rls DO at s7.0o !;
$3.50, 11G hrls do on private torlnn; 60 brls ryo
at 5575. Total, 5G6 Urls. Alao 20 tona bran at
$1,000 on track: 10 tons. middngs Al $1,000 on
track. Tho market closed at tho following range
, 1874-08-10
Now york f>ry.t,ootts ftnrisrt.

NHw YonK, Aug. 8.-1uslnesB is ouet In uoBt de-.
partnents Of tho lankage trado Do.ruxtio goDIs au
unchanged rrices. Cotton a,tr,cls nre Ii, gnoi au.
1natt', md firm. Slide bnnd urina very active,
With no Htock in first minds. ah'ury md knit gools
TucHday.
, 1874-08-10
MARKETS III TELEGRAPH,

L1vEnpooIy Aug. 8-11 a. m.-Tiour, 23s Ga@o5a Cd.
Whcat-Wintcr lis 3dQli1s 0d spring, o. 8dt5 lUs 8t
wliito lis gd9lln ~ club 1ls 7lal2s III, Corn aas
I'd. Pork, TIL. Lard, 6Ds i'd.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-Consos-Monoy, o3h@o3H: On
account, D3H. ..-.
unilod Bates aecrltieB-5-a0A Of rs, 100 ;new 6c0p,
104; Cts, l00h; l0-40s IU14t Now York Central, VI
Eric, 30B preferred, 4G,4.
l.lyEMroo1, Aug. a.-Untton atsatty; nlitalu8 ur-
land, BH1; n,lltl!nK Orleans, SID. Balea, Il pI0
bales, Including speculation anu export, 1,uu1 bales
American, 1850 haleH,
Pork-7Ja for uew lnoaH.
, 1874-08-10

plrTspun1, Pa. Aug. B-orulo 1ulrt nt o5c. t. o. h..
Refined dull III tho first half OF August ut 12c sepcln-
Der, 12te
, 1874-08-10
THE LIVESTOCK MA1sKET.

CHICAGO.
sA1unpAY EVENING, Aug. 8.
The receipts Of 1.-Two atock during tue week laye
fo1r
, 1874-08-10

Tho H0Ht0n Wool NInrl1Hf.
nosToN, Aug 8.-TIo wool transactions of tho week
foot up good average, comprising upWaSA Qf 1QQQ,
, 1874-08-10
Periof8

Month Snded April
80, 157A.....-...
Mouth ended April
80, l878..,......
Eon months ended
April 80, 1874...
Ten month"; ended
Arrsl 80, 1873,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-03-05
Attachment Notice.

Singer Manufacturing Company VS. G.. Z.
Caldwell.
In this ease, the plaintiff. on affidavit
that the defendant j. indebted, 10 him. and
ltat he i Il NONRESIDENT OF the State of
tennessee, 50 that the ordinary process Of
law cannot be- served upon him. ohioiurd
from the undersigned. II Justice of the
Peace for Franklin county. Tenn. an at
taclmcHt which was levied upon certain
property said 10 belong to said defendant.
ilt returned before me. 1t j. therefore
ordered ;ita; publication he made for ioar
consecutive weeks in the llomc JOurnuL.a
weekly newspaper published in the town
OF Winchester. Franklin county. Tenn.
quiring said defendant 10 appear before
me. at NY Office in district 40. yul said
county, on Saturday. March ash. 1874. 10
plead Il>"ernr dcmur to said attachment.
the same will be heard cx partr. Til.
February 18th, 1874.
D, ;. LONG. j. p.
maIj-lw
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-03-05
Non Resident Notice,
and others. '

Jacob Bradford and wife Va ,Iosaph MONEY
and others
cpen motion, and it appearing TO the
satisfaction of the Clerk d Master. from
compartments dill in above cause. which
!, sworn to. That the tie cndants. Elizobrth
nlrkcS. William Vaughan. Roda Ann
Vaughan. Louisa Vau.ap. Charlie
vaughan. and Joseph Morley and Mari
Jane Vaughan. are non-rc.iIrnts Of
tlc state of Tennessee. so that tbe or
ordinary process of law cannot he served
upon them IL i. therefore ordered that
puoilcatloll he made for four consecutive
weeks ~ the Home Journal
published IN Winchester Tennessee. re-
I'lrih% said nonresident defendants to
appear on or before the eth Monday in
June next. before the Chanccrv Corr
at Winchester franklin county Tenn. and
plead answer or demur TO complainants
hiIl' or the same will be taken for com
lessed' and set for hearing ex parte rs to
mem Witness my hand 1T Office in VIM
tins March 9th. 1874.
j. II. FINCH, c. & NJ.
marl2-it Id ""'
Fl fitzpatrick Gregory d Davis. Solicitor
or colnplainants.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-03-05

Senator Sherman cpitomizes his fl.
nanclaI policy as follows:
am in favor of Il system whereby
any person holding n United States
bond May hG enabled to present the
same at aal time lrr rcdcmpli1n, either
~ coin or iiv" per cent. United States
gold bond. at the option ofihr govern
mcnt; secondly, allowing any snc
TO tank IT, any amouutGpon his gly,u-
The requisite security, se,lcemiHg hi,
notes either in com, legal tender or.
bonds ot the United States also
allowing United States notes. when.
'hrV come into the Treasury. to be
PAID ont again for current ~expcpsr.
ana Tor the redemption Of siy per cent
gold bonds Of the United States
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-03-05
Non Resident Notice.
NJ. Henderson vs. j. j. Hancock ct as

NJ. NJ. Henderson vs. J. j. Hancock ct ais.
(Attachmcnt and Injunction Bill
Upon motion, and it appearing to the
satisfaction OF the Clerk and Master, from
the bill in above cause. which Is sworn to.
that the defendant, Julia Jane Hancock. is
Il NONRESIDENT OF the state of Tennessee.
so that the ordinary process ctlaw cunnos
be served upon her.
ltis therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive week, in the
Home journal. published in Winchester.
Tenn requiring said NONRESIDENT de-
PENDANT to appear ON or before the 70 rth
Monday in june next, before the Cham
ccry Court at Winchester, franklin coun-
ty, Tennessee, and plead, answer or dcmur
to compartments bin, or the same will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing cX
parte Witness my hand, mt office, in
" lncIIcstcr, This February 10th. 1874
I. II. FINCH, {. d NJ.
fcJ2G-iw AZ
Fitzpatrick Gregory and Davis Solicit
tors for Complainant.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-03-05
I"nSOlvent Notice.

Having suggested the insolvency Of the
estate of K 4. I.vttlc. all person. OWING
SAM estate must make immediate payment
ana those having Chains againt the same
must present them duly authenticated. fo
.h" 'lerh of the touuty Court. of Frank.
IN county. Tenn. within six mon is rrorn
late Or they will be forever barred.
u. :. LONG.
mari-W Administrator.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-03-05
Non Resident Notice.
David Banks and wife vs. David Crisco,
and others.

David Banks and wife vs. David Criscoc
and others.
lpon motion, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Clerk y Master, from
ce!npIaihant's bill in above cause. which
!, sworn to-. that the defendants, Robert
!iudginS and wife -. l~ludgins, are non
residents OF the State of Tennessee. So that
the ordinary process of law cannot be
served upon them.
1t Is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
,ione Journal weekly newspaper pub
iisIed in Winchester, Tenn. rc0uirino
sand nonresident defendants TO apnenron
or before the ith Monday in June next,
neIor, the Chaucery Court ut Winchester.
franklin county, Tenn. and plead. ans
Wrr ordcmmr to compartments bill. err the
same viii be taken for confessed and ser
Tor hearing cNpartc as to them. Witness
ny IIlild' at office in Winchester, Tenn
March 9th. 1874.
7. II. FINCH, c. d NJ.
marl2-It 4 50
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-03-05
I"nsOlVent Notice.

Having suggested to the County Corrt
ticrk The insolvency OF the estate of Miss
sue +. Sharp. this i to notify all persous
indebted to said estate To make pa,
Immediately. and those having claim
a.alh't LIir same must present tiieli. duI,
ant. Inflated. within tur time prc,crih ii
law. or the; vii To-. tnicy-r .'qrr..I.
.R.tURIT,. Idm'r.
Jan. 4J-Ju, with th. vii, annexed.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-03-05
LIME! LIME

ihc very hest of Lime. securely packed
~ barrels. ran he had by lpplyi in. to or
HAWKINS 4 SEWFLL.
iybiD-Gm Srw,,n. r.,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-03-05

Santa Anna has been in h%anishmcn,
at Nassau for some years, and returns
to spend his second childhood whore
he passed his fr,t-in his beloved
Mexico. He returns under the am
1es'J proclamation Of President Lcr!o
has resolved to not NEEDLE aa,ir'
Il Mexican politics.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-03-05
Cheap Farms for sale Easy Terms

The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Com
pany offers 100000 acres Of land in Cen
tral and southwest Missouri, at from 50
TO ~ per acre, ON seven years time. with
nee transportation from st. Louis to all
purchasers. lllnatr'>oiI. timber. miner
al wealth, schools, churches and law
abi'lng society invite cmiGrauts from all
polHI> to TINS land ot fruits and flowers.
F"f particulars, address, Land Commits
sionrr, st. Louis, Mo. ianl5
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-03-05
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-03-05
MonNaY, March 3Oth, lS1I,

ut the Courthouse door in Winchester,
the 3O-arrc tract Of land described
in the picalings, situated in civil district
No. u OF Franklin county, Tenn, adioin-
Ing tie lands OF j. l.. Is. Williams and 9TH
crs, To be sold to enforce the vendor's
lien Of complainant for $lG7.G 81. debt and
interests and costs, This Feb. IS, 1874.
/. II. FINCH, G., d NJ.
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-03-05
WANTED!

y good, reliable hoy. about 1G IL ~ %
year, OH: capable of making crop. Good
wages paid. Also q No. | cook.
SMITH W. IIOCGHTON.
ieOiJ near Winchester. Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-03-05

Thomas Georges administrator VS. Susan
BIatchford and others,
BY virtue Of a decree of the Chancery
Court OF Franklin county, Tenn, pro-
nounccd at il, January Term, 1874, in the
above cause, | will sell 30 the highest bid
dor ON
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-03-05

There is \ man in Kentucky who
has, for several years past, been
drinking coal oil He takes g tea.
spoonful at a dose, and he saws it has
cured liIrn of the consumption.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-21

THE CosMopoLIrAa BUG.' - The Young
Mems Missionary Society OF the Second Bap
list church have secured the services of Rev
Mr. j. q. Hiden, Of Wilmington, n, G., forss
lecture to be delivered at the Second Baptist
church ON Thursday night next-subject
t'1sThe Cosmopolitan Bug.n Mr. Hidenl has
been preaching in this city very frequently
of late, and has added much to his reputa
tion as an orator and scholar. He has arasl
fund of1humorjn his composition, and will
we have no doubt, discuss his unique Sub
ject in amanner that will:proye not only en-.
tertaining but also very instructive and
amusing to,those who have the happy for.
tune to be present. 80, ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-21
AUtTIoN SALES THIS DAY.

r n. EACHO. 12 NJ, a very desirable stand In
Hanover county, ten miles below Old Church.
W. GODDIN.4 P. NJ, real estate on tne norm sue
nc Main between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
street and between Nineteenth and Twentieth
streets and on the east side OF Second between
Clay and Leigh streets.
GRUBBS 6 WILLIAMS, ~ 2. NJ, three sarueh
farms or cottage sites on the road ieaoihs run
Brook turnpike to the Meado"Dr foau' ohe
mile north Of the city.
IsBELL & SON, P. NJ, two-story frameo tehe'
ment on the east side Of Foushee street oet"een
Broad and Grace.
RICHARDSON & CO., 5 P. NJ, building lots wes
Of Monroe Park.
COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, ut the stable Of
Mr.. Robert Harvey. corner Of Adams ana cia1
streets thirty-fve dirt carts and harness.