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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-26

The committee also took the testl-
mouy OF the Judge Of Wanatee county,
whose evidence was about the same ~
before the House committee, and
showed taat the County Commission.
ers totally neglected to revise the reg.
istration list, 10 appoint precinct, or
precinct officers, or give any notice OF
the election, A small vote was east,
mostly Democratic, many people look.
ing on the whole thing ne farcical, aud
even whore II was known that an
election was IN progress refused 10
vote.
Aspecial dispatch to the New York
lines says; 1.-The decision OF the
supreme Court In the mandamus cases
against the Board OF State Canvassera
eniorces the doctrine that all questions
Of irFeguarlity or fraud IN elections are
Judicial, ana belonging to the courts,
aud not TO the Board OF State Cam
vassers, unless the returns are regular
aud genuine. Hence, the court orders
that the returns from Manatee, Jack
sou, Monroe and Hamilton counties be
counted In obedience to this mandate.
This will give the State to the Demo-
Gratis, aud II now seems that nothing
can prevent this result, The utmost
CONSERVATION prev lis among tho Re-
publicsns here. The electoral vote 10
now affected by this decision, and the
vote of Florida is conceded to Samuel
j, rilden.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-26
VICK'S
Illustrated Price Catalogue.

Finv p,--s.-aO, Illustrations, with De
soriptlons Of Thousands Of the best Flowers
grolp them all for a Two CENr postage
stang. Printed In 0erman and fHg,ish.
VIE y Flwpsi Gwtde. Quarterly, rs csntn
year. vtrk's flowsr and Vegetables
s,,s ,rs III Address JAMES WICK,
novsAilf RpahSattss M.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-26

Accommodation r'''''" I"
Leaves sth sco =. Leaves s'th us ~
W. X. WHEEL0LR,
Agent, Dallas.
r. l., MANCHESTER,
Southern Pass. Agent, Houston
]. b, ROBERTsON,
Emigration Agent, lt3 Lorth ID ". 81. LoHs
j. WALDO, ,. DURAND,
GEM Ticket Agt, Gent Bupt.
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4 IT kBhISilED 1919. !
Closing Out Bargains:

OyercOats, BUS ness Suits Dress Suits, Walkin2
Suits. Buys and Children Suits ut an immense
Sacrifice in Order to Close Out. Mems and Youths
We Stei Prince Albert FrOckS from $40 to $3O
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-26

Conservatives to unite with thor .up.
poriers, elect the former To the
long United States Senatorial term
aud the latter Ia the short
term, aud their parlis.us in re-
inrn are To assist the Democrats aud
Conservatives in installing Nichols
aud the entire Democratic State On
clals which would secure eventually
the Installing uf district aud parochial
Officers
Whnt Telis Of the Returning hoard
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-26
W.. LYTE, Up. MURPHY.
8f AL ESTATE AGENTS
FOR. - AL II.
NtTlNNAL LINE OF STEAMERS.

Consisting of twelve fine large steamships
one Of he hest aud certainly the chcnpesi
Inc ply ing between New York, Great bfll
tain and Europe, Sterragr and cabin, with
rni road tickets, either way, from ana "
Dallas, or round trip tlcFels, good for one
ar, for sale by the undersigned, For par
ii u mrs, aud o see plan ofthe steamers cab
ms ca lat our Office No. 100 ,.umHrst.
N II We. LYrF & co Agents
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-11-02
FROM .SELNIDEkE.
BELVIDERE, Tenn, Oct. 90

BELvIDERE, Tenn, Oct. 90.
Editor Home journal:
Knowing and approaching the mo-
tivcs that prompt you, through your
very excellent paper, to develop the
local news Of the county, herewith
contribute 4 few facts FROM this village
aud surroundings, in the absence OF
''Refrain," who, W. fear, has been DIES.
troyed by some ravenous beast, as we
have seen nothing from his pen lately.
We trust, however, that he will turn
up, like Joseph Of old, III the bosom Of
peace and prosperity, and be lord over
it ere it is long,
This vicinity. on account of its nat
ural advantages, thrift and industry Of
its inhabitants. bids fair to rival every
other precinct in the county in the way
OF improvement and progress. The
steam saw-mill run by Messrs. German
Il Dewey has done much to aid the
material progress in the way Of fencing
and houses. Logs are hauled five OF
six miles to this mill. If efforts were
directed right, steam saw.mills might
be operated in several other places in
this county with profit to the propic-
tors and people too, Oar people seem
slow to take hold Of enterprises of this
nature.
There are three sorghum mills and
evaporatOrs here on about an acre Of
ground, each doing its best, making
molas.es, SO that business is kept live
". There has been much uneasiness
felt about dryness Of the weather,
which has thrown back many farmers
in sowing wheat, bat rain has come at
last and brought a happy relief.
The moral. social and intellectual
outlook Of this vicinity seems promis
ing. There is y school taught near
here numbering about 81 on enroll
mcnt, by Mrs. Mollie Days, who is
worthy of the position she occupies
just above here Mr.. a. j. Skidmorc
has charge of a consolidated school,
numbering about the anne The Els.
quire is al intelligent and h%Ospitable
gentleman and has met with the sue
cess his friends anticipated for him.
The matrimonial interest in this vi.
cinity has III pretty high for the last
few days with the result cf one wed
ding and a fair prospect of another or
two soon. Respectfully, a..
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FOR THE LEGISLATURE

We are authorized to announce Dr. JnO
j. ". Payne n candidate to represent
the next General Assembly.
We are authorized to announce John II,
Beaslcy II candidate to represent Franklin
county in the Lower House of the next
General Assembly,
W. j.. Slater Is a candidate to rep
resent Franklin county in the Lower
Branch of the next General Assembly.
We are authorized to announce j. Il.
Oliver II candidate to represent Franklin
county in the Lower Branch of the next
General Assembly ofTGnncssc1.
We are authorized TO announce Capt.
j. ". Brown Il candidate to represent
tmnklin county in the Lower Branch OF
rthc next General Assembly. Election.
WucsuAN. Nov. 1th.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-11-02

R1" In regard to obituaries we must
again state, rs We have SO often stated
before, that we cannot and will not
publish them unless paid for, Several
obituaries are upon "ur table now, and
surely the writers thereof must know
that our paper is our method Of living.
You have just ms much right to ask
the cabinet maker to make Il coffin for
nothing MS you have to ask q uewspa-
per man to print an obituary notice for
nothing. You have to pay the stone.
cutter for carving the address of de
parted ones, why not pay the printer
for printing! The truth is, the news
paper has too much to do for nothing.
1t costs US SO much to carry on II
newspaper that we are forced to charge
at least one. half Tor obituary notices,
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O'Bryan & Washington vs. John Parton.

O'Bryan & Washington vs. John Parton.
BY virtue Of an order OF sale issued from
the Circuit Court Of Franklin county.
Tenn, and to me directed, in the above
cause, | will, on
Monday, November 9th, 1876,
offer for sale to the highest bidder, for
CASH. at the Courthouse doorin the town
of Winchester, Tenn, the following deS-
cribCd tracts OF land:
!st tract. containing - acres, lying III
district No. O., bounded on the south ny the
lands of Joseph Hinton. on the west by the
lands of the Garner heirs and Mud Creek,
on the north by the lands OF William Gil
liam's heirs. and on the east BY Orvlllc
Bell q o.,--bctng the lands upon which
John ilulcy and William Dorset now
live. ,,
"a tract. bound on the north by GO
Bell and stephen Roe, ON the east by Il
NJ Rutledgc's heirs. on the south by the
Rutlrdge heirs, and on the west by Far
TONS Valley, containing 200 acres.
Levied upon as the property OF sald
John Parton, and sold to satisfy said order
of sale.
This October 23d, 1876.
j.. ID. HANCOCK, Dep.Sh'H.
oct2G-tds 81
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ES- We will publish in our next
well written and lengthy communica
ton, signed 'Winclester,' giving n
account Of the proceedings at SewaneC
the 18th Of October, and the eloquent
addresses made by Bishop Qnintard,
Major G, II. Fairbanks, DR., Lindsey,
Mr., j.. W. Hays and DR.. Lawson, The
occasion was the laying of the corner
stone Of Memorial Hall, We regret
that the writer did not hand in his com
municatton sooner. He gave il to Us
after most Of the matter for this issue
OF our paper WAS in type.
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llllS OClDDtI JlH. lNiD'
III. =. STEWART,
UI.u.p' - L',,,EI;, 40
Non-R Resident Notice.
Green Brazelton vs.. WIN. A Frakcr; and
VIM. y. Frakcr vs.. Green BrazellOn and
others
Sheriff of Franklin
Octl2-tdS (SJ each cast

Green Brazelton vs.. WIN. a Frakcr; and
VIM. y. Frakcr vs.. Green BrazellOn anu
others.
At the Adjourned Term of the Chancery
Court of Franklin county, Tenn, in Sep.
TENDER, 1876. the death of j &. II. Saw
yer,, Il defendant III above cause, was su@-
Tested and admitted, lie having died since
The commencement of this suit; and that
his heirs-aS-law. to wit: DruSilla Saw
yrrS, Nancy T. Foster and husband, -
Foster. John Meek Sawycrs, Mary Jane
Sawyers. Rachael + SawycrS, Sidney j
Sawycrs. Thomas SawyerS, samuel saw
yers, and Ethie SawyerS. are non-rc'i-
dents of the State OF Tennessee. 81 that the
ordinary process Of law cannOt be served
upon them.
Therefore. it. is ordered by the Iuu.t
that publication be mIdt - r.pii-..' 'y
law. which is hereby dou..i .cs tir.a-
said partir, toapp,Hr SO line urSt l.rH ii
thi, Court. 80 be hu.Iru &c the tnur.A5J-.
il Winchester. lrUnr-,cr. uu the !yuiti
Monday in Jtnutrr nest, AMI -0lnw eai..'
irapy they have. why ,hl- otusr -.ipt'
not be- revived a-t.u~, tdyH!a such Hrit-
at law Of ii San yrr-, deceased.
Thi, UrtuJcr ION. l>I6
II FINCH, { " NJ.
- t,. ~
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We spoke Il week or two since about
a curious vegetable called Vegetable
Dish Rag, which Mr.. A. Ralston sent
US. Since then Mrs. Ike Stewart has
sent us a rag taken from a maturel veg
etablc. II IS certainly the strangcs'
production OF nature We ever saw
Composed OF warp and wool, rs il
woven Ivy machinery, resembling 9
coarse AK towel. 1t would answer
better than Il sponge for bathing pur.
poses, and would not he a hid tnwcI
for the face and hands, or for a dislI
rag. IL would make Il spiendiri litter
er. Specimen can b. seen al our Of
fee.
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Chancery Sales
For November 9th, 1876.


z. Turncy ct ais VS.. NJ. j. ilarolson.
By virtue of Il decree of the Chanccry
Court of Franklin county, Tenn, pro-
nounced at its Special August Term, 1876,
in above cause. ] will, on
Monday. November 9th, 1876.
at the Courthouse door IN Winchester,
Tenn . sell to the highest bidder. ioI
CASH. the lGJ-acrc tract of land described
in the plcldinys, lying in the Sth civil
district of said county, adjoining the
Lands of Lewis Anderson and Others sub
icrt to dover of S%usannah Hamilton.
Sale to be made to satisfy decree in favor
of compla :nants VS.. defendants, for $
aud costs.
This October 30th. lSIG.
4. II. FINCH, G. & NJ.
uoy2-tds ~
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~" We failed to publish that Hon
Edmund Cooper and Mr. Warder were
to address the people in Winchester
last Wednesday. This was an over
sight on our part but our friends know
that we have been canvassing the coun-
ty and it was impossible for US to keep
as thoroughly posted as we would have
done under other circumstances. The
gentlemen were in Winchester, but did
not speak, there being q very small
crowd present.
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TRUSTEES SALE

The undersigned, Trustee, will offer at
private sale, FOR CASH, until the l,t day
of December. 1876. Il two-lhirds Interest IN
a saw and Gyi,t Min, and all the fixtures
belonging thereto, situated ut ~Scwancc.
FrauElIn couutY. Tenn: also ,Ic lease of
the lot apou which sal! Mill stands. Also,
the Slorc-holsc occupied by W. A.'ih>on
N Co.-,uLicct to u mortgage upon SAID
-torc-hou>c, =,
lfthc above property is not sold by said
date. | will offer it all at Public Auction
FOECA~ll, on said l,tol December, lNlG.
All partic, having claims against the
firm OF ". \. Gibson y GORE hereby no,
titled to file them without delay and al
persons indebted will make payment Al
ONCHto tie undersigned, AMI Sdrc costs
VIII. TOMLINSON. Jr.
Trustee.
.Seraucc, IcnH, Scpt 20, 1876.
gpJE-If
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-11-02

IL" We do not need any more pos
sums. Our advertisement for some u
week or two since has had the effect To
food us with them. We must decline
to receive any more unless they come
as lrae-will offerings. The fact is, too
much 'possum is not good. Three OF
four n week are quite sufficient for the
most refined appetite. We are glad 70
say that 'possums this year are plenti.
full and very fat. But we are not pur-
chasing any more.
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CHANCERY SALE.
J.. Best vs.. John q. Stewart ct ais.

L. J." Best yS.Jolm q. stewart ct ais.
BY virtue OF Il decree Of the ClHncrry
Court Of Franklin county, Femme sec, pro-
uouncrd at it, March Special Term, 1876,
IN above cnll>c, will. ON
Monday, November 9th, lS7G,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester.
Tenn, sell to the highest bidder for CASH,
the tract Of land described in the plead
ing,, y ing in the l-t civil district ol said
county, adjoining the INnd, OF Jas, WaG-
ncr and olprrS, containing $50 acres, more
or les. Nuldlo satisfy a decree in favor
ct defendant, j e stewart, Tor $l,lS,,33
and costs.
hi, October 1tl, lN1G.
III FINCH, CN NJ,
ocl2-ldS r.,
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FOR STATE SENATOR.

We are authorized to announce Col,
Jesse Arledgr, Of Franklin county. a can
Gilatc for the State Senate from this Scha-
torial District, embracing the counties OF
Lincoln. Moore. Marshall and Franklin.
We are authorized to announce Col. j.
i. Williams, of Franklin county, Il candi-
date for State Senator, from tins Senatorial
District, embracing the counties OF Mar
shall. Lincoln. Moore and Franklin
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NONRESIDENT Notice.
William Frame ct ais vs.. d. +. IArkin n
wifi, ti ais.

William Frame ct ais vs.. d. +. LNrkin y
wife Ct al.
ON motion Of complliHants, and it ap-
praring to the satisfaction Of the tlrrk
from lie petition in the above cause.
which is sworn to, tina, Henry Watson
and wife Susan, Mary BAY Ic->, and the
unknown hrirs-al-lHw Of lo>cph Frame,
decd, atr nonresident, oithc State Of
Tennessee, SO that the ordinary process Of
law caMuo, deserved upon them.
Ills therefore orI,rcd that publication
be madrt for ourror>cculiyr Wrrh, in the
IIomcJournah published in Winchester.
Tenn requiring said NONRESIDENT de-
PENDANTS 10 appear at tire Courthouse, in
the town Of chichester, n the 9th day Of
November, 1876, to plead, answer, drmur,
or otherwise make defence to 1omplaiu-
ants petition, or tie >lmr will brtlhrn
for confessed AMI set for hearing cN-partc
rs to them. rhi, oct ID, 1873,
GLEN. AHLEDGE,
orj-lt IT, County Court clerk.
Davis 4 Martin, Solicitors for COM
plainaut.
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Personal.

We are glad to learn that Mr.. Louis
Days is couvalescent. His condition
for a dav or two was very critical.
Mr.. Mike Matthews has returned
from Texas, but has failed to give US n
report of his trip, and how he vas
pleased with the Lone Star State.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-11-02

EE" Taxes for 1876 must be paid by
the lst Monday in Fcbua.,', 1877,
else the Tax Collector will, under the
law, have to pu, out the same for col
lection. The Law is 50 rigid that the
Tax Collector has no option. The
Home Journal will print some bills to
this effect DIS WCek.
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BY virtue OF fl. IA. issued to me on the
10th of October. 1876. by the Clerk of the
Chanccry Court of Franklin county, Ten
ncssrc, | will sell to the highest bidder tor
CASH, at the Courthouse door in Win
chester, Tenn, OF
Monday, November 9th, 1873,
the undivided interest If r CTurncr in
the following tract of land, situated in
civil district No. | OF Franklin county,
Tennessee: Bounded on the north by the
lands of Willis Embrcy. south by lands OF
DR.. VIM. Estill's heirs, cas-; by Lands Of
Willis Embrry, decd, and west by lands
of a b Holiday. The tract contains 2OI
acres, more or less.
Levied on and TO be sold As the property
of + & Turner. to satisfy said execution,
amounting tO S3l2.O2, andLhc cost.
THIS October 23d, 1876.
II. +. STEWART, Sheriff.
oct2G-tds ~
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Eg" W. are requested Ivy several OF
tie candidates to ask people Of the va.
rious districts in the county, who may
happen to be in town within the next
few days, to call at the Home journal
office and get their tickets and see that
they are properly distributed.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-11-02

ES5- We have upon our table q poem
entitled "You Pays Your Money
You Takes Your Choice sent us by
ar. Styx." 1t is too long for us to
publish this week.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-11-02
Table Of Weights and Measures.

y box 2lNlG inches, - deep, holds one
barrel.
a box lGXlGle inches, S deep, holds one
buShcl.
y boN SNsl inches, $ deep, ho.ds one
peck,
\ box lxl inches, lla dep, holds one
half gallon,
\ box Isl inches, 2ls deep, holds one
quart.
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10" Pay the bondholdcr what they
paid for their bonds, and no more,
This would be right in the sight OF
God.
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PUHHIC

Mcssrs. ArIedge and Williams. can
dilatcs to represent the 18th Senatorial
District in the next General Assembly
will address the people at Winchester
next Monday, Nov. 9th, 1876.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE!

C.S. JUDD informs us that he has found
IL impossible to meet his appointment
here but will open the Gallery about the
middle Of November,
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DIED.-At the residence of Col. j.
j. Williams, near Winchester, at 2
o'clock a. IN, the lst inst of consunp.
ton, Miss Ottavia Williams. aged
about lG years.
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ES- Compromise the debt we owe.
This is morally right, To repudIate
would be, morally, wrong.
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ES- We cannot rrpuliate n doht we
owe. The law is against amy such dis,
honesty.
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Announcements.
EOR CONGRESS-.

We are authorized to announce Hon,
John NJ. Bright II candidate for reelection
to Congress from this, the 9Th Congress
sional District, ut the November election,
G-t
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING p!
WAIT FOR IT!

Will receive in a few days a Big Lot
of Clothing, very cheap, including
Gum Coats and Leggins.
M. NJ. HENDERSON.
Oct. 25tli, 1876.
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re-" Reputation does not and can
not pay n debt, Remember this,
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Eg- Tuesday next is Election

Rg- Remember that Tuesday next,
NV, It'll, is election day. Go and
vote for Reform and Honest Govern
mcnt by voting the Democratic Ticket.
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10 Land Owners
| want to purchase
Three Hundred Thousand Acres
of Mountain Lands,

lying in the counties ofFranklin, Marion,
Grundy and Warren
Titles must be good, and lands unin-
numbered, and taxes paid.
Parties having such lands for sale will
please confer with ne at once.
A NJ. SHOOK,
Nov. 1st, lS7G-lm Tracy City, Tenn
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-" VIA sell a lot al 10y Sand Nhil-
drrn', Clothing at COST, and L.7H
THAN COol.
uct9t
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MARDl.,E! MARBLE!

We wish to call the attention OF the
public generally to the fact that we are
now prepared to furnish any Kind OF
Grave Stones, out of The best Tennessee
Marble, and on better terms than can be
had anywhere else.
Gail on Us. ut the Elk River Marble
Mills, seven miles west of Wincllcsttt, ue-
fore NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
All aolorS Of Marble furnished to order,
and satisfaction guaranteed.
We will box and deliver our work, In
good order, on the railroad, for persons 1t
Il distance.
The best price allowed for produce, in
exchange for work.
Address all orders to
W. &. KITCHENS 4 sen,
or, 7. II FINCIl, Agent,
Junl7-ly Winchester lth'l'
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TRAM No, ; connects at Decatur cas-.
ana west with Memphis II Charleston j
L; NJ Birmingham with Alabama ~ Chat
tnnooga Il Il; NJ Calem with selma. Rom
n Dalton Il L; at Montgomery with W.
tern Il Il lol AlabamU), Montgomery 4
E0lnUIa II Il and Mobile y Montgomery
Railroad.
TRAIN No, connects at Decatur wit
Memphis a. Charleston L Il; ut Gale.
with =. L a y Il; at Guthrie with :.
Louis n southeastern ny; ut Mckcn2i.
with Nashville d Northwestern ny; a.
Montgomery with Mobile Il Montgomery
L Il for Pensacola, Mobile and New o..
leans,
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TRAINS GOING NORTH.

Arril "a 1;,r MOP No. 1 No. d
wv '''" Daily, Daily. Dali
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Published weekly, At (? per annum, Where the
paper Is sent out of tho county, !2O,
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THIRD:

unknOWn parties, south by JOlin INntll,
ana west ny mountain lahu' SUBJECT To
levy III iaNol VI Evans rlIc' oItcl " No'
TUIRD.
-, =,
Inc tract OF lalu icVic" upon 10 SatSly
an "rHer OF HAle III i4Vnr OF berrS' Demo
VIC 20 a2A'Il't rom - anderson loi
s'3'lz, ucpt' interest ana ~"5t'-loT'"o up
on as tIic properly OF 'oLo +. An"eiNoh-
situated III clE'l ul'lLict No, - o. Sal'
county bounced hott'' ny W n. steven
nn', ir. Snmib nv JnLn Ivmrh md wr.t ~
mountain land, Sold subject TO levy IN
favor of Evans, Fitr, Porter a Co.
FoURTlI:
The tract of land levied npou to satisfy
an order nf sale I'm llyur ur Evnus. Rite.