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Last CaII--Pay \ our
Taxes!
Proclamation by the Governor.
RcvOking Proclamation Offering Re-
ward for Wv. Smith and Ed
ward Wheeler.

WHEREAS, a Proclamation was issued on the
w twenty-third day Of November, 1874 offering
reward of one Thousand dollars for the arrest of
v smith, and Eve hundred dollars for the arrest OF
Edward Wheeler. they to be delivered to the sheriff
spiracy to seize and usurp the state government OF
Arkansas.
Now. therefore. /, A. II. Garland, governor Of the
state of Arkansas by virtue of the authority vested
in me by the constitution and laws Of the state, do
deem it expedient to revoke, and do hereby revoke
such proclamation offering said reward of one thous
and dollars for the arrest Of said '. '. smith and
five hundred dollars for the arrest of said Edward
Wheeler.
In testimony whereof | have hercunto set my hand
H.. and caused the seal of state to be affixed, nj
Little Rock. this the llth day ofMarch, 1875.
A. H. GARLAND,
Governor of Arkansas.
BY the Governors:
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At His Old stand.

Uncle Ed. Dickson is going it alone, at his
old shop in the Austin Block lie wants to
see all his old customers, and as many new
ones as desire his services. Shaving. sham
poo'ng, hair cutting, etc. viii clean and re-
noyate old coats and pants on short notice
Give the old darkey showing in his old age.
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~ The Little Rock stage came 10
Saturday two hours late and made no
connection with the train at Clarksville
nt that. Something was the matter with
the train.
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On or Before the 25th,

W.. & X. T. LARGRS, with Samples OF
Goods representing number of departments
will reach Van Buren. by the 25th inst They
have full line and will offer superior induce
ments. They will show cut at Mrs. England's
on Columbus street.
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tB The weather Sunday. was breezy. but
very summcr-like. A cheering thunder show
e.. In the evening. The thermometer was -
degrees. Monday was clear. hard. cold winds
somewhat interfering with human locomo-
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tH- Thursday. the 25th. is Thanksgiving
Day.by appointment Of the Governor and
we do hope it will be strictly observed by
our people. II there was ever time when
we ought to be thankful to the Great Givcr
Of all "good and perfect gifts" it is now. Let
ns then, lay aside our business, and keep the
day In a manner becoming its nature and
Importance.
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- Judge Burnham Of Massachusetts, has.
we learn, been nominated by the President
for the vacant Judgeship in the United States
Court for the Western District Of Arkansas
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On the 18Th Of April, 1873,

and between the hours Of judicial sale to the
highest bidder for ca h in hand, the following
described tract Of land situate in said County
and State, to-wit:
Beginning at Il point 81 rods east of the
south west corner Of the northwest 4 of the
southwest a. section 10, township ., range
81 west running from thence east IS feet
thence north $50 feet. thcncc west 75 feet,
thence south 80 feet, to the point of begiu-
ming,
10 satisfy an execution In my hands, issued
by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of said
County, on transcript of n judgment filed in
the Clerks office of said County. which judg-
ment was rendered In the Justice ofthe Peace
Court of John j. Burrow. on the l2th day of
November, 1874, In favor orc +. Brown vs..
Chas, Hopping said tract of land was levied
upon by me as the property OF Chas Hopping
by virtue of said execution.
JOHN +, WlNFREY, sheriff
Crawford County, Ark.
BY 7. W. DAVIS, Deputy Sheriff.
March II, lS15-3w.
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A lady says the female suffrage ques.
ton, simmercd down, is just n quarrel
with the Almighty because they are not
men.
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N Office.
Proposal for Sale of County Bonds.

DI an Order Of the County Court Of Craw-
ID ford County. Arkansas. at the January
Term. 1875, ! viii receive Sealed Proposals.
for the Sale to the County of its Bonds of the
issue of 1867, until the first Monday in April
next. 1875. to the amount of the special fund
then on hand. said Proposals to be endorsed :
Proposals to sell County Bonds. issued 1867
and signed by the parties or agents, holding
the same. Proposals to be opened in opened
in open Court on said dav, and bonds pur-
chased from the lowest bidder.
ED. A. SCOTT, Clerk.
Van Burcn, Crawford Co. Ark, Jan. 1878.
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LOST in Van Buren, yesterday the 18th
a LADY's PORTE MoSEY, The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving it at this office.
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Address
Proclamation by the Governor.

ENOR nearly twelve months our people
II have been in IA state of feverish and in
tense excitement rs to their political status ;
and during that time business has been great
lv checked. the vaiue of property decreased,
and the energies of the citizens almost para
lived. 1t was hoped and believed that after
a convention vas called, and II new con-titu-
lion framed and that constitution ratified by
an overwhelming vote and government in
augurated under that constitution. which is
Just to all, proscriptiyc to none. our troubles
would surely he at an end. But such was
not the case. There seemed to be determna-
tion on the part of some passionate per-
sons to make thi. new era from which to be
Gin other and fresh troubles. FOR the past
three months our status mas been debated and
discussed in congress and before the depart
ments at Washington, ana our people have
been kept in most painful suspense az to the
result. The damage done to tie material in
tcrrstS of the state during the short time since
the late congress assembled can scarcely be
estimated. But on the second day of this
month "A happy termination OF this veXed
question was reached by the adoption in con-
ureSs of what is known as the
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For Rent.

HOUSES to Rent.
IL Lands to Rent and Lease,
fol the year 1873,
3 Rooms suitable for offices, convenient to
Court House and Main Street Apply at once
to II. &. ROBARDS.
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tE- Ex Mayor Wood made a flying trip to
st. Louis, and Is back again.
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I E D..

In Van Burcn, on the 9th inst. JAMEsANNA
ESrELLE. infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
j. Savage.
Farewell, dear babe, n short farewell,
Fill we shall meet again above;
In the sweet groves where pleasures dwell
And trees of Life, bear fruits of Love.
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Vick'S Floral Guid,
For 1875.

DUBLISIIED quarterly-,january number
l. just issued and contains over 100 pages,
800 Engravings, descriptions or more than
800 of our best FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES,
with Directions for Culture Colored Plate,
etc The most useful and elegant work OF the
kind in the world. Only % cents for the ear.
Published in English aud German.
Address. JAMES VICK. Rochester, Ny.
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Sherim's Sale.

TWILL sell at public sale. at the Court
J. House door, in Town of Van Buren,, Coun.
ty of Crawford. State of Arkansas,
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IMPORTANT
Cotton Planters.

| wish to inform the public that have
L purchased another CHAMPION GIN. and
that will this season. run my two Champi-
ons thuse nSuring the best possible turnout
and making the very best lint for market.
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Gin for the Twelfth.

hope by strict integrity and close atten.
tion to merit the patronage and confidence OF
my patrons.
The highest CASH price win be paid for
Cotton in the Seed or Bale.
Cash advances WW be made on COTTON
for shipment or otherrisc.
NJ. LYNCH.
aug 22,'tT3
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TO PROSECUTING ATTORNEYS.

BY the UOvernOr:
u. b. BEAVERS, Secretary of State,
BY Geo. W. st. Clair, Deputy,
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"IowH & ARCHER ;"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-14
certain young gentleman il tn

A certain young gentleman ii this
county of Franklin writes us acOmmuni-
cation which we have not room to pub
lish. The gist of his article is that he in
advertently caught his sweetheart In u
dowdy condition and his love a. once did
wave, w%hereupon he asks: What is Love?
We can only spare time and space to an
swer that the days Of low like that which
existed between Jacob and Rachel. An
tony End Cleopatra, Juliet and Romeo.
Ovid and Corinnc, Horace and Lesbia.
Abeiard and llelOise, Pericles, and Aspa-
STA, Camoens ami Catarima. MrlnOtte aud
Pauline, Tasso and Leoiiora. aud others
who have become histOric--t. Ose lays
have passed. Love has lost much OF it,
poetry M become, cOrrespOndin.ly. pro-
sale. In our cOurtshi,J Imagination we
insanely believe We can he waveringiy
true to one love, but when We find that
eur lady goes Ia Il dowdy manner. i.
slOvenly and perfectly human--Of the
earth. eartliy--we cease to admire. And
there can be no love without admiration,
We might say that love is only intense
admiration, and IL belOO rs young ladies
70 inspire admiration II they would win
the love vi tiie opposite SIX. II a young
lady goes "slip-silO,,." npglects neal ne-s
and becomes careless In dress. she I'M
willingly murders that ideal which Is the
base OF that passion We call love. They
become cOmmOi.p place. and becoming SC,
are just like a herd OF ANIMALS. all equ ally
deeervlnS, and no one superior. In sOint
lusure number OF the Journal we will dis
4 Ao1Ry tut. uraff.p. ~, fpllv tar fItS altH-
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Coal RATEs.--An advertisement in the
Nashville Union and American states that
6ewanre coal has been reduced in price
o. follows: Crate coal by the car load 10
cents per bushel delivered in Nashville;
Stove coal 13 cents. For lump coal ut
SCnwan, ny the car load. Il cents per BUSH
sei run OF THE mines 0 cents. and egg, or.
stove coal. 8 cents at Cowan. Now. il
crate coal can be- carried t. Nashville
from Cowan-a distance OF 81 miles-tor 5
MDts per bnslirl, it does seem that it ought
to be brought from Cowan to Winchester--
Only seven miles--tor 3 cents also. Yet,
we believe that we pay in Winchester
about % cents for our coal, or ten cents
per buslel to get it from C0wan to Win
chester. Perhaps the reason is that the
cars have to be switched 0it the NJ G..
Railroad at Deciierd and brought to VIII
,clrster--two milcs--on the W. Il A. Rail-
road which belongs to another company.
Nevertheless, 1t does seem that we pay too
much for coal.
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SHERIFF s SALE.

N. j. HarallSon VS. Susannah Hamilton.
BY virtue of an execution. TO me dire T.
rl from the Clerk OF the Clancery Court.
Winchester. Tenn. and dated Nov. ~,
1871. in the above cause will Oti'r fcr
sale. betnre the Courthouse door, in the
town of Winchester. on
Monday, January 25, 1875,
the following described trac: of land. to-
wit: Beginning ut II black jack ON the
west corner of The 2S-lcre tract purchased
by Lewis Anderson. thence north SO east
20 poles. thence north l5s. west l50 poles.
to three birch pointers on the south tank
OF Elk River; thence down the river nort,
500. west Is poles. south 74e, west IL poles
to two white oaks northwest corner ct the
orig. nal tract thence south l5'. east l54
poles totie beginning containing 'y su.-
vry Is acres. wing in civ il district No, S.
OF Franklin county. Levied upon rs the
property of Susannah Hamilton to satisfy
said execution. Ii. L. STEW ART,
jan7-tds GR) SllMitf.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF IN order of sale. issued
from the Chancrry Court. by 7 II. Finch.
Clerk u Master. the 18th Of December.
lSI4. ana to me directed. | will offer for
sale. TO the highest bidder. FOR CASH,
before the Courthouse door in the town of
Winchester. Tenn, on
Monday. January 25th. 1875,
IN" following Described l"ict Of land. to-
wit: Bounced H. toll0ws-nortl, l,y the
lands Of Coleman west hy Mrs. San.
drr-: south hv Elk rivrr-rUnta,nius II
acres ny estimation and lying in ci,ii dis
No. 9 of FranAlin County. Tenn.
Levied upon a the property of RanS"m
Davidson tn satisfy Il bill Of costs obtained
10y &G.F. Hamilton, plaintiff. against
said Davidson. defendant amounting to
$lGj " This Dee. 22l. 1874.
II. L. STE NART. Sheriff.
dec2l-tds So
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Nashville Market.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.

COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Dried Fruit--Apples, &c; peaches quar-
tcrs and mixed, &c; halves, 81; peelc'
l6n.7c.
Pc,s-.C Cow peas. 90 per busheI.
Oni0ns--Per barrel, 40.
Featiiers--CiiOice. 45c.
Bees wux--ClIoice, 26c.
Rags--Wcll assorted, 25Ic.
Ginspng--Per pound. 3Oal Az, ...
Wool -UnwusIlcd. ,23a3Oc; washed, 35li
a4ic; BURY. 5alOr less.
Chcstnuts--per buslicl. $40.
Buttcr--Conntry, from wagon, I0l2Or.
Eggs--From wagons, 22c; packed, from
store, 25c.
PROVISIONS.
Bulk Maats--Clcar sides lie; clear alb
sides lDslalIc; shoulders 73laSr. packed.
ces, l5r; half barrels. l5lac: kegs, lie;
buckets, lGlac; prime in %tierces, liIac. -
LIVE loc
Sheep--l 75a3 SO per head.
uogs--Weialling 200 to 800 pounds,
&c; fighter, 5lsc.
Timothy per- bushel. 80; Red top
(ilerds grass 80; orchard grass, 2 rs.
FLOUR. GRAIN AM HAY.
Business continues very dull, and prices
are barely sustained.
Flour -Suprrtine, 4 %; choice family,
D 10; fancy. 6 80.
Corn Mcal.--Unbolted and bolted, sacked
from ntw corn. SOnSjr.
C~orn--Ncw. sacked, So; ear. 70aSOc.
N'icat'- Mediterranean. 9jc; red. ! 90;
and white. | 0iul 10.
Olts--Sacked and delivered in depot 72r.
B~ran--Loose Il 90; sacked IN depot.
- 90.
Ilay--Timotlly, q 0Oa27 90; Prairie hay,
. 00.
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CUT THIS OUT.
1t May Save Your Life.

There is no person living but what suf-
fers more or ISIS with Lung Disease.
Coughs. Colds or Consumption. yet some
would die rather than pay Is cents tor II
bottle of mrlIcinr that would cure them
DR.. A. B0srlIec's German syrup has lately
been introduced in this country from Ger
many, and its wondcrous cures ],stonislies
every me that try it,. 1t you doubt what
we say in print. cut this out and ,ake il IL
your Druggist, NJ. Price. DcciIerd. Tenn ,
aud G. G.. Phillips, Winchester. Tenn.
and get II sample bottle for 10 cents and
try it, ora regular size for u rents.
q. q. GREEN, Woodbury.. n. Y.
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Big Invention.

Noyd, the famous map man, who made
alttthe maps for General Grant and the
u4ten army. certificates of which he pub
ltsned, has just invented a way OF getting
: relief plate trom steel SO as to print
tleyus Map Of American Continent
snow Ing from ocean to ocean-on one en-
stre Sheet vi bank mote paper. 4Ox50 inches
tised and vanished for the wall 30 as to
t!.uo washing. and mailing anywhere in
~ world Tor Is cents. or unvarnished for
~ cents. This map shows tile whole
Cnlsed States aud Territories H. q group.
ire9 surveys to ISIS. with u million places
81 g as towns, cities. villages, noun
ta!ps. lakes. rivers, streams. gold mines.
railway stations, &c. This map should
0e.ln every house. Send Is cents to the
yeu will get = copy BY return mail.
toOlt6t
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Non Resident Notice.

John Powell vs. G. r. Taylor ct. ala.
Upon motion. IL Il it appearing to the
satisfaction OF the Clerk Il Master from the
c0mplainAnt's Bill of Rryivor In above
cause. which Is On file and sworn to, that
the defendant, Catherine NJ. Darrell. Is u
NONRESIDENT of the Estate OF TenneS-
see. so thai the ordinary process Of law
cannot be served upon her.
1t il therefore ordered that publication
be made tor four consecutive weeks IN the
Home journal. published in Winchester.
Tenn. requiring the sand non resident
defendant to appear ON or before the It'll
Monday IN january nrAt, hrtor the Chan
Gerry Court Winchester. Franklin cour-
~. Tenn" and plead iswrr or drmur to
complainanl's bill. or til" sa,ne will be la
ken for confessed and set tor hearing rX.
plrte rs to her. Witness my band ut
Office in Winchester, Tenn. this Dee. Ii.
1874. Il. II. FINCH, ca vi.
decl7-4t AZ
Fitzpatrick. Gregory & Davis, Solicitors
for compliments.
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Religious.
ST. PAUL's PARISH. !
OAKLAND, CAL, 2Stii Dec, lS74.(

To the Wardtns and V~estrymen of Trini-
ity Parish, Winchester. Tenn:
Nh Beloved Brethren II herewith re-
sign my position rs your Pastor in the
lord. This step ! take not forgetting or
ignoring your needs and claims. Gladly
would | spend and be spent in your hehalf
ii such seemed Gods will. ! have stri>rn
earnestly to think that | might lawfully
resume those duties among you wl,icn
have been so light--thosc relations 50 pc
c~uliarly touching. loving and happy. but
without success; and therefore | hid you
adieu. | thank OIL for your unwa,erlng
and aifectionate confidence. ! appreciate
your constant endcavor to shield and sup
port me. You will he rewarded for that
thickness aud pure affection with which
you received the Word; and bcsreching
God to bless, preserve and suaid you.
/ am your faithful servant and brother,
j. L. PARKS.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

Samuel Reed tt ais vs.. James Rice ct ais.
Upon molten. and ii appearing to the
satisfaction OF the Court. from the Bill
iiie,! in the above caIiSc. hic,i Is sworn
to, that James Rice and vile (Sallir Rice
are uun-re,iIcnts OF the State 81 Tenn.
80 that the ordinary process oil law cannot
lie served upon them.
1t is therefore ordered by the Court that
publication be made Tor tour consecutive
weeks IN the Home journal. II news
paper published in tnr tVwnoi WINCHESTER.
Tenn. requiring said teieidants 10 appear
OF or before the 1T Monday in February
1875, Inl plead. answer r dcmur tn Petit
iipn, or tt,r same i'll he taken for comics
sed, aud set for nearing rxpirte ~ 20 theui,
GLEN. ARLEDGE, Clerk.
dec3i-iw J 80
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j. ]. WILLIAMS.
NOn- Resident Notice.

W. II. Bmnnan ct. ais vs. Robert II. IIol-
lin ct. ais.
Upon motion. and it appearing to the
satisfaction OF the CLERK and Master, from
the bill in above cause. which l. sworn to.
that The defendant, Robert II. Holm. Il,
u nonresident OF the state ofTcnnpssCp.
SO that tlcorlinary process oliaw cannot
BE- served upon him.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
he made for four consecutive weeks in the
llomcJoIrnal, published in Winchester.
Tenn . requiring said nonresident de-
PENDANT to appear on or before the 10 rth
MonNihy IN January next. before the Cham
Gerry Court ut Winchester, trLnklin coun-
ty. Tennessee. aud plead. answer or demur
to complainants' bill. or the same will be-
for confessed and set for hearing OK
plrte Witness my hand. ut office. in
Winchester, this December litli. 1874,
L. ii. FINCH. &. Il NJ.
dccl7-4w Az
b. l.. Hunt, Solicitor for complainant.
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New ADVERTISEMENTS Col J.J. Vii
Hams adve, tises for money lost by him to
be returned.
]. l.. Baugh makes q change in his i'd
vertisemcnt.
Williams Il Martin. Attorneys. give us
their card. and we hope they will receive
all the business which their well known
energy. ability and promptness so justly
entitle them to.
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The Winchester Sunday School Assocla-
ton, which meets first Sunday in each
month, adopted for discussion Mt their
next meeting the question rs to whether
Sunday Schools are warranted by the
Scriptures. The discussion will probably
DC entertaining and instructive.
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BARBERING.

r. A. STARKEY, with an experience
0ftwrnty-three years III his trade. Invites
the custom of all who want to be shaved.
shamponncd. or to have their hair cut OF
dressed in neat style at prices to suit the
times.
To- Hair or whiskers dyed neatly and
we'll.
"a" Special contracts made with all
who wish to shave by the month.
-" No credit. +. 4. STARkEI,
Gets Winchester, Tenn .
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COUNTY COURT The quarterly County
Court had before them lasr week the Ques-
tion Of Railroad taxes. After several
hours discussion, pro ard ron, an order
was made tor a postponement Of the mat
ter until the next regular term. In the
mean time, proof will be taken to show
when the N. IL G.. Railroad was completed;
and if the proof shows that the road has
been finished twenty years prior to the
year 1874, then the tax will bU collected
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$2,5OO,OOC
in GIFTS,
ALI CASH..
PRICE OF TICK

Whole tickets 5000; halves $500; t-nt!ls
or each coupon 300: Eleven Whole Tick
cts for 10000; 22ls Tickets for 100000.
The payment OF Gifts Will begin til,
fifth day after the Drawing. Tickets
must he presented or sent tn Room 1. Pub
liz Library Building, Louisville. Ky :.
where they will b. taken up and paid by
Cash Checks upon the Farmers and Dro-
vers Bank of Louisville.
Every Whole Ticket has ten parts. each
part bearing the number of the Whole
Ticket. Therefore. Il Tenth of n Ticket
entities tn holder thereof to One-Tenth
OF whatever tie Whole Ticket may draw.
For Tickets and information. address
TIOS. +. BR1MLETTE,
Agent and Manager,
Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
ausl3-td
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LOST,

Col. J.J. Williams lost four five dollar
hills on Tuesday afternoon. the 18th inst Z,
between Mr.. Bau2iI's stare AMI the Home
journal office. The finder viii be lincr-
ally rewarded ne will return the money
10 the Ow nrr. or to j. Ii. MARTIN.
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Motto Of insolvency.

The insolvency of the estate OF VIM. II
!,crrgJr. deco, iavInI been suggested Il
the County Court OF Franklin county.
all persons having claims a.ainS'
said estate are notified to appear and Tile
tuc duty authenticated in the man
nrr prescribed by law. on Or before the
10th day Of February. 1873.
Ihis Nov. III, ISL.
J.. n. RUSSELL.
CALVIN RENkGAR,
Admir-, OF ". IL Renegar, decd
n)v5-tf
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ChancerJ Court Land Sale.

John Sells vs.. VIM. Sells ct. ais. and Nan
cy Sells vs.. Fielder Rice ct ais.
lOriginal Bill and Cross Bill
BY virtue of Il decree ofthe CHANGER,
Court OF Franklin county, Tennessee. pro.
noGnrcd ut ils June Term. IA. in abOv,
cause. | Will. at the Courthouse door, in
" inchestcr, Tennessee. on
Monday. january Is. 1875,
expose to public sale to tie highest bidder
Tor CASH. the lois OF ianu Nos. 3, 1 a. D,
in the plelIinGS In said cause.
in civil district No. 10. Of Frank
in county. Tennessee. adjoining the lands
If Firlirii Rice. James /. sells and others,
containing - acres. more or less. subject.
however. It" the dover OF the widow. Nan
y sells, laid oil and assigned To her hy the
.omnnis toner's appointed NY said court ior
sucl, PURPOSE. said sale To he made to
satisfy decree ot defendant. F!rldcn Rice,
Tor s.. This Dec emhcr7, lS1l.
L. II. FlNCli, Z. Il NJ.
dec9-tds (914l
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n MU~SICIPAL.--At the election last Sat-
urday, for Mayor, Aldermen aud Con-
stable, the following was the result;
Mayor--T. j. Jackson.
ALDERMEN
lsJ Nard--J. N. McCutchcon and B.
Tcmpleton.
III Ward--M. NJ. Henderson and Jas. p.
Lee.
Sd Ward-.W. B. Manuel and Jas. B..
Logan.
4th Ward--Geo. II. Lefeber and Cutler
Cherry.
Constable--Tom. Arlcdge.
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II GU wish any popular magazine or
paper, sme to us and we will send 1t to
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~ kcr Home Journal.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-14

Last Sunday night was the coolest time
OF this or several preceding seasons. The
mercury at u dwelling stood at zero.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-14
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY n, 1875,

The Estill Springs Grange meets at Mt.
Reserve Church on Saturday before the
fourth Sabbath in each month. ut IL p. NJ.