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WANTED
Vermont Savings Bank.

A NNUAL MEETING. THE thirtieth annual meet
n ing Of the oorpoators Of this Bank for the elee-
tlon Of oeers will be held at their banking house in
Brattl,bDTo, on Wednesday, January 10, 1871, at 2
s MALCOLM MOODY Secretary.
Braitleboro, Dec, "a, 1876. b2-l
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Btrtts.

In Bratileboro, Dec. 20, a daughter lFlorenee May
TO Mr. and Mrs. j. II. White.
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Wanted /!

~ GOD Beef. Pork, Veal Mutton aud Poultry, Butt
W ter aud Eggs; also, Beef Hides, Calf Skins and
Sheep Pells. CHAs. Il. ALEXANDER.
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THE MEDICINE THAT CURES
Is
"VEGETINE."

Taking into consideration the character Of its voueh-
the history Of its cures and the immense increas
ing demand, Vegetne may be fairly entitled the Lead
ing medicine Of the age.
For Scrofua In the blood, vegetine is infallible
remedy, and no person need suffer from tumors ul-
GERS, aud all diseases arising from impure blood,
Tegetine is used according to directions There is
not Of scrofula in existence that veeetine will
not cure provided however, the vital functions have
not lost their power Of action all that may be said to
the contrary notwithstanding.
Vegetine is pleasant TO the taste mild in its nHu-
ence and absolute in its action disease the fol-
lowing unquestionable evidence will show.
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NEW YORK, Jan. q Money loaned at a7l-2 . G.
on call. Gold iO7. Government bonds
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Report from n Practical Chemist and
APOthecary.

BOSTON, Jan. /, 1874.
Dear Sir: This is to certify that have sold at
tail l5A Is dozen QS52 bottles Of Vegetne since
April II, 1870 and truly say that 1t has given the
best satisfaction Of any remedy for the complaints for
which ii is recommended that ever sold. Scarcely
day passes without some of my customers testfying
to its merits on themselves or their friends. am
perfectly cognizant Of several cases Of Scrofuous Tu
being cured by Vegetne alone in this vicinity
Very respectfully yours,
Al GILMAN, l6s Broadway.
To II. r. Stevens, Esq
Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
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II II f
TIL f
Butchers Ring
BROKEN!

(WHICH should have been done long before. Now
w who broke III Why, MRDBERY CO., Of
chade DO found the best meats in the city,
at the lowest prices.
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IxrALLiDLE EYE WASH cures infAmed eyes.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-03-08
Sherif&'s Sales
For March 18th, 1877

GBrannan q Hunt VS.. A. W. Best, T.. |
y Best, and John a, H. Best.
/! by Virtue of an order Of sale to me III
greeted, from the Clerk Of the Circuit Cour
EoI Franklin county, Tennessee, | win oilr
9Ior sale to the highest bidder Tor CASH
Eat the Courthouse door Ia the town O
SN inchcSter, Tennessee, ON
. Monday, March 18th, 1877,
gthc undivided interest Of + l. d J A
ABcst In the following described tracts o
gland lying in civil district No. II o
g~tr4nhIin county, Tenn, and bounded ~
SfOliuws:
4 The first tract, lying ON both sides orth,
an u { Railroad and Elk river, and bound
SEQ ON the north by the lands of lIugl
AMcGav ock, ON the east by Warner ait
'%sothcrs, on the south by the lands of Hes.
Sscy, and on the west by the lands Of John
~ W Payne. The second lot OF tract
8boundcd rs follows; GA the north hy ID
sE ilcrwin and others, on the east by Dl
W III EsLl.ls estate, on the south by til,
glands Of Mr., jack Carter and others. anr
3on the west By the lands OF Tyrcc Riddl,
'sand othcrs-bcing the same hand that wa,
ypurcIascd Of Colyar by En- q John \
d. Best, and will be sold to satisfy said or.
aurr of sale, interest, cost, &c. Judgment
5$j5l 10.
4 This February l2th, 1877.
i II + STEWART, Sheriff.
a telj-tds 10
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From Beans Greek.

4 BEANS CREEK, FRANKLIN Co, TENN.l
q March 9th, 1877. !
Editor Home journal
Seeing no communication from this por
ftl0n OF the county for some time, | vii
gglye you Il few IDIOTS" in relation to som,
Sthlngs down here.
4 The wheat crop looks bad. It IL THU
snnd small for the season Of the year.
sthlnk 1t hardly possible for Us to make n
aayeragc crop.
4 We are somewhat excited over til,
g%prOspeCts ola silver mine on the mountain
snot far from the residence OF W. G. Mot.
glow, ] have seen sOmC specimens from til,
oubOve mine, which, to me. indicates tina
5thcr0 Is silver, or sOme other metal Of IT,
gcolor. ! also heard one of the parties say
fthut there was a small rock found ncaI
awIerc they were digging, out OF wlIiel
CHAD been melted about ten cents worth o
ssilver, Tho shaft IN which they are dig.
Sglng Is said to be now about sixty fee
sdcep, The company Is IN fine spirits.
! We have had II spell OF good weather for
farming purposes, and the farmers have
9mNdc good usu OF it,
1 Our hogs began to die with cholera last
ssummcr, and the disease is stlll very fatal,
I'VE have lost about seventy five per cent.
,oi our hogs since the cholera commenced
lin this region,
with my best wishes for you aud your
paper, ! sign myself FARMER,
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success .

1t IL reported that Boschrc's German
lSyrup has, since It's Introduction in tn,
,Unitrd States, reached the immense SNl,
aol 10000 dozen per year. Over 5000 drug,
sgistS have ordered this medicine dirccI
%trom tho Factory, at Woodbury., n, j., anc
Gnot one has reported u single lailur, bul
geNery letter speaks Of its astonishing sue
ArrSS IN curing severe Coughs, Colds set
ItIrd on the Breast, Consumption, or any
sdlseaSe OF Throat and Lungs. We advise
Eony person who hNSnny prediaposition to
$wrak Lungs to
Go to your Druggists, G,G, Philllpsan M
-. NJ. llulrhinS, inchcstcr, Tomn., ard
sget Il sample Bottle for 10 cents aud try
H.. Two doses will relivyeuny case, Reg
8ular size, Is cents.
Sold by all Respectable druggists in the
Omitted States.
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Tim SOUTHERN INDUSTRIES

j This is 4 Weekly paper, now in its 3D.
ivolumc, s large qUarto pages, / wide cot
tumus to the page, and is sent to any adj
tdrcsS at only FIFTY GEMS \ YEAR!
abcing the cheapest paper in the L. ). 1t
les Il field distinct from any oIhcr
1t is filled with truthful dcscrip-
3tions Of The Southern country, its rcsOur-
Gees, capabilities soeicty-iust such iMtor-
,nlation rs every reader, whether he wishes
III underestimate or not. desires. 1t mir
srors the true sentiments and opinions of
StlIc best minds Of both the North and
Every one who reads it wants i.
5Send Il fifty cent scrip at the publishers
srisk, and receive it one year. Address
SOUTHERN INDUSTRIES.
! marS-sf Nashville, Tenn.
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THE People Want Proof.

n There is no medicine prescribed by ply
5iSiciaus, or sold by Druggists, that carrie
sSrch evidence Of its success and supcriO.
s3Nirtucas 0usCher'S German syrup for Sc
ttverc Coughs, colds settled on the Breast
Consumption, or any disease OF the Ihroa
Eand Lungs. y proof ofLhat tact is tha
a'any person afflicted, can geta Sample Bot
gtle for 10 cents aud try its superior cilcc
5ibclOrc buying the regular size at - cent,
glt has lately been introduced in this coun
-try from Germany, aud its wonderful
are astonishing every one that usI
Git. Three doses will relieve any case. Tr,
Bit. Sold by j. NJ. llutciiins and G.G. Phil
Clips. Winchester. Tenn, and ny all rcspCC
stable Druggists in the United States.
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ESPECIAL NOTICE.

TIE undersigned wants to leave 70
in about ten days from tIi
late, and viii he gone several weeks
lie hopes that all who owe him, or til,
journal, will come up and pay
In his absence Mr.. H, Ii. Duliu will re
and receipt fr, ali money pait
MO the office.
W. j. SLATER,
March LIST, 1877. Manager
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MONDAY. March 12th, ISL.

Golfer for sale to the highest bidder, oil 4
Scrcdit of one and two Years. except 10 PEI
scentum in cash. the following described
s~tracts of land: Fi~ity-seycnacrCs bOundej
Son the north by W W Martin, on the els.
aby the lands of + l. Best, on the south bj
Nv ills ) Embrey. decd, and on the We
yby the lands of Valentine Wool. The bid.
ldings to at So per acre.
! The lone tract, 10 be sold in tive
Stracts, bounded on the north by the lands
got VIM Estill, deed, south by the Same
gand Glenn .Arlcdgc, west by the lands OF
Mrs \ b Holiday. aud on the north by
}thc lands OF Willis Elnbrcy. decd. Bill
;siiugs on the east end. or end lying next
s.to Dechcrd, to commence nc 81 per acre
aHiddings on the west end to commence al
s. per acre. go,
j Notes with approved securities will bC
7rcGnired. and Il lien retained until all tie
spuTciia.c money j. paid.
Il \ plat OF sail land viii be exhibited 81
9diy - fsdlc. showing the cxavL number o
1tcIc>.
l This February lith. 1871.
GLEN. AitLEDGE T.. Clerk.
l fclJ-tI5 10.
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! BY virtue of two orders OF sales issnct
.to me by the Clerk OF the Circuit Court o.
Franklin county. Tennessee. in the ease o
- W. Sylcr W. b. +. Conn ct ais. and Il
". Stewart Vi. b. f.. Conn ct all. | will. OF
Monday, March 18th, 1877,
offer for sale to the highest bidder. iOt
CASH, ut the Courthouse door In the tow
of Winchester, Tennessee. the fullowin.
described lot, being in civil district No. II
of said county AMI State Of Tennessee. q
.Cowan Depot, bounded east by BUiiin!
Fork Creek, north 10y y & Railroad
west by j G. Montgomery and James SIr.
gent and Il lot of Montgomery * Miller.
viii lie -oli To- satisfy said orders of sal,
amounting to So - together with inter
est. cos. &c.
/ This February l2il, 1871.
III STEM ART, Sheriff.
! felj-tds ~
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NONRESIDENT Notice.
l.. /. Mathews VS.. John l.. Mathews and

a.. l.. Mathews vs.. John l.. Mathews and
! others.
! Upon motion. and it appearing to the
S-atisiaction OF the Clerk and Master, from
accomplishments bill in the above cause
(which is sworn to, that the defendants,
;Iohn l.. Mathews and Xaclariah Mathews
Fare non-resider;ts Of the State of Tcnncs-
iscc, and that the residence of defendant,
flames II. Matthews, is unknown. 50 that the
Sorlinary process of law cannot be served
SupOn them
/ 1t is therefore ordered that publication
Che made for four consecutive weeks in the
t!lomc journal. published in Winchester
Tenn, requiring said nonresident defend
Cunts to appear on or beiorctilc ith Monday
Gin June next, before the Chanccry Court
iat Winchester, Franklin county, Tenn.
Iand plead, answer or dGmUr to complain.
Sant's bill. or the same viii be- taken fOl
confessed and set for hearing cXplrtc Us tt
5thcm.
1 Witness my hand ut Office. in Winches-
3ter, March 9TH, 1877.
i T. II. FINCH, C.& VI.
| marS-lw 1 80
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Notice Special.

A Ran away tom my house, ahoutth 1911
goi December, 1876. n BLACK BERk,
SSlliRE SOW SliOAT, somr white about
3tIc feet aud face, Il short split IN the lcll
Gear, weight about GO pounds gross, Also
sabout Sth OF Feb, inst, II BLACK AM
WHITE SOW SllOAT, near the sam,
ssiHc, fresh cnrmnrks, crop of the right an,
sswallOw-lork in the lett, hair cut about
lthG neck and shoulders, Any inlormN,
ytion so { can get them, or either Of Them
sWIlI be literally rewarded. BloodpC
.stOck, GEO, W. HUNT,
4 February 22l, lS77-tf
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ED" A deranged negro woman
namci Victoria Cohlc, (wifc Of Brown
CohIe, who was sentenced TO he hunE
nj our .ast Circuit Court has beer
taversing our town for several days
and it mus, be that it is some one
duty 10 see that she is taken care o.
We know that she was once in Tx
....rm a4d was released upon M ap-
y,..pt rr,urn Of reason. She IS to b'
feared when in these spells Of derangc
.aaf, and ought to nc confined. W.
.,.rH that some cOlOred person ii
town proposes 10 take care Of her III
taul, SAich is only a few weeks old
aa1 which she carries about with her
Jas. Monday she acted so boistcrousIl
upon the Square that she was put il
jlii, Uuy was soon released.
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DIED AT her home a few miles
nom Winchester, the lat instant, Of
assumption, Mrs. MARY JANE, wife Of
". " TAFT. Her funeral was preach
a, next day al the Methodist Church,
.n lij, place, Of which she was q mem
Der. 2uA her remains inferred in the
Winchester Cemetery. Mrs. Taft WAS
q daughter Of Esq. Thos. j, Caldwell.
a life long acquaintance with her was
3nr pleasure, and we can safely say
.laL q better woman never lived.
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Personal.

We regret to learn that Esqr. Il
! Slurrcll is in such feeble health tina
lsome Of his many friends fear the re
ss0ll.
Mr. Charlie Tagscott, who married
several years since the beautiful Mis-.
iAlicc Sanders, otour town, is on u Wis
! t to our place.
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HE~ We did not learn until n day u
two since that Mrs, Susan d., wife o
Portland |. Curlc, died the 4Lh Of Feb
rua.y at her home few miles vest o
this place, She was aged about 30
and was perfectly willing to die. Sh,
was o.noblc woman AMI Il christian
aal we deeply sympatniso with her be-
....yed husband aud children.
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EE- We are requested to state tina
Mr. N. f, Thompson, OF ShelbyyiIit
,@ho WAS announced to deliver u TEN.
ipcrancc lecture in Winchester las
Saturday, failed to come because of til
illness Of his father, which terminate,
fatally. He will be here on Tucsda,
.neXl, IAN instant.
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SpaCial Notice.

The undersigned is in Winchester for
'thn uurpuse OF settling up the estate Oi
smith v. llou-hton, deceased, and will be
mere for thirty days. lie can be found at
,i,n DrIr store oil JnO. VI. Ilutchins. and
ali who are indebted To said dccrdaht. og
have claims against him. are notified to
cal! Immediately aud settle.
b. .. !iOUGiiTON.
Fe,. -. IS!I-;f Attorney, &c.
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ne" In our paper tins week will b'
found an advertisement Of The South
crn Industries" an cight-pagc qoarto
weekly, published AT Nashville, Mr.
Hatch, the editor and proprietor, ha:
done more than any man we know Of
in making known the advantages o.
our country and inducing immigration
His paper circuIates all ovcr the Uni
ted States and much OF Europe, and is
therefore, a splendid medium for ou'
people to advertise their lands, water.
powers, Sc, in. And We know that Mr
Hatch is disposed to do good part by
the county Of franklin. He has beer
with us. and knows the necessity OF
oar advertising our surplus underel-
oped wealth.
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goats and plant corn,
They'll bite shortly, boys-Gsll
1--WE mean,
We have nc amusomcits to re-
Eport, Weddings, parties, hops, &c,
,all played out,
The pleasant employment Of gar
ldcning is again n order,
In n few days, the hoy too sick t.
sgo to school may be seen behind til,
sslable, digging worms.
%-LoaAug is a very respectable prac
lljcc these times, At least, we judg,
$50 from the number who follow it,
The horse Jockeys used n grea'
many ''cuss words on our streets last
Monday.
The gentle spring time has been
I"counted in" and it is lime for oul
melchants TO have their goods-boXcs
cushioned and put out on the sidewalk
for the benefit Of ~loaters.
Remember, we keep old papers to
sell at this office, and not TO give away,
Our farmers are busy breaking up
their lands, preliminary to pitching
their crops, The Presidential fraud
didn't stop the plows.
Some Of our colored citizens had
heir sins washed oil in the waters Of
Boiling Fork last Sunday. II wNs q
cold ''dip,'
-"Hard times" seems to have
stimulated the industry of ou farming
friends, We understand that indica
tons are laLtering for Il bounti!ul crop
this year.
The new way to keep from suffer
ing from corns is to have bay windows
on your boots.
Look about you and see how many
worthy families are in distress, then
see that little mouths are supplied with
food enough to paeycnt their owners
from suffering.
"A lady stepped into one of ourI
stores the other day and asked Cor,
some of "llat ere stun you put in buis
cults TO make 'cm get up and Grecianl
bend themselves" She wanted sOda,i
lie who searches the hearts Of all
inoweJh well that where n youngi
nan goes to church to hear the minis-I
Ter, two 60 to escort home the daugh-l
tors Of Eve.
When u y@ung mar eacircIcS hisi
partners waist for Il dance, he will do,
to keep his fingers still. Moth
ing ~aggraYatcs Il young lady more thanS
Imagine You ale trying to count theI
"halcbonG8 in her dress
-"We'vc got to economic, or thisI
country is ruined" WIS the soliloquy:
Of Il husband as he kinGied the iircs
with his wite's hustle.
Since the decision Of the SupremcS
the risky fee. the sAoiytai
pointer, the surly bal, cog, and sneak I
hound, no longer lurk about in Sc!
:ret PLACES, but stalk forth i'll high |
ways ald hy.wNys, with their caudaI,
lDpcndapes maiesticallv Curled over
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Gss~ We furnish single copies of tht
Home Journal with other periodicals
lat the following rates. The first col
shows the regular subscription
price of the periodical, and the secon,
the price charged by Us for both peri
.odical3, postage prepaid:
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LiJhtoiWg Liujupeaf will cure tina

! LiOht0iWg LjNjmeHi will cure that
dreadful disease that is destroying so ma
my oiour most valuable horscS-Epiaootic
lightning Linimcnt will cure Rheuma-
,tiSin. Lightning Liuimcnt will eur,
Neuralgia. Lightning Linimcnt Willcur,
Frosted Feet. Everybody who has 5Oct-
.can have a bottle 0fLightning Linimcl
For sale bye. G. Phillips. oc25-ly
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NEg We learn that Prof. A. Jourlar
has received invitations and offers
from abroad in order to secure his ser
vices rs Il teacher Of French. VT hope
the Professor, itlle should conclude to
leave our town, where he has 50 long
resided, will do as well rs he deserves
10 do. He has been very successful
here in teaching. Being Frenchman
Ivy birth and training, aud very indus
tlious in whatever he undertakes, we
predict that his employment in any
College, where correct French pronun-
citation is needed, will give entire salts
faeLiOM.
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Eg' Last Monday was u chilly
chporlcss, cloudy d%ay--just such a day
rs it ought to have been for the inau
guralion Of HIS Fraudulency, Return
Ing Board Hayes.
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BS" Seven u eight hundred o,
nice oak plank, II and 10 feet long
one inch thick and - inches wide, fol
sale Apply at the Home Journa.
office.
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Farms for SALE.

offer for sale, vcly cheap, the farm "
ling near Winchester, known rs the Blrk
ley place. containing 81 acres, There Is
good dwelling house upon 1t, aud ais,
good well, outbuildings, etc. The plac,
IFS under goou fence.
ALSO,
200 acres on Rock Creek, ard known rs til,
i'farr!s tract viii be sold very cheap
ALSO,
100 acres, known Ms the Cluster tract" on
top Of Cumberland mountain,
~ Enquire Of Jno, NJ. ilulchins, VIA
Tenn, or
h, ID. HOUGIIrON,
March LIST, 1877, Attorney, &c.
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C&" A small lot Of GARDEN SEED
better and cheaper than any sent her,
from the North. j. L, SLATER.
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&g"rhc platform scales upon oUl
Square gave way the other day, under
aneayy load, but are again in fix, anu
bet or than ever.
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! JM3E2y LUMBER.
Hunts Station, Tennessee.

! The undersigned is now prepared to re-
aud ill all orders, at short notice.
for the following kinds Of lumber, at the
'lnucNcd prices:
COAX, per NJ. per car load. ....... Sll.50
,Dritycred ut Winchester or Hcrherd, $3.50
.iam, per W. per car load, ........... ll.5O
sDriiycrI ~ Winchester or Dcchcrd, 1870
;ropiar. per ~, per car load, ....... 1850
iDrIivrr"d ut Winchr-'rrOr Drcherd, 1880
! viii receive whrl., 'orn, bacon. and any
bother m~crcliantahle barter, taken in cx-
for lumber at market prices.
| j. d. LlPSCOMB
August 18th, lS15-rf
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Eg' Keep insured in good Compa
nics-such rs are represented BY W
j. Slater,
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Here at Last !

c. 5. JUDD has arrived, and is pre-
pared to make pictures Of all styles and
sizes. If you want good pictures give
him Il call
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EE%Read the advertisement of W
&C. Kitchens " Son. They have order
Jed a lot Of Italian marble, and hav
on hand all colors Of Tenues
'sec marble. They are responsible an
.reIlahic men, and we heartily recon
,mund them.
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Monday, March 18th, 1877,

offer for sale to the highest bidder, 70
,oi Winchester, Tennessee. the iolluwin.
described building and lot at the Univcr
'sity, in district No. Is of said county an,
state, and known rs the Gymnasium
building. bounded on the west by Mr..
,POrche, south BY \ NJ Rutledgc. east an,
;nOrth by vacant lots of the University o
'thc South, and known as the house OF Nj
~ N.Soc.
viii be sold to satisfy said order Of sale
amounting to Sl09.51, and interests, an,
&c.
/ Til, February 18th. 1877.
; il STEWART, Sheriff.
! fe1j-tds "a
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rs Returning Board Hayes and W
WLcclrr, Larceny. 4 years.
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! By virtue OF Il decree Of the County
of Franklin county. Tennessee. pro-
lnouncel al the February Term. 1877. in tic
cause. | will, is Clerk and Special
commissioner. at the Courthouse door in
Winchester, Tenn, on
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! BY virtue ofan order Of sale issued t,
;me by the Clcrk of the Circuit Court o
Franklin codnty, Tennessee. in the ease o
,IIoge ~ Miller VS.. W NJ Harlow, Agent,
xviii. on
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Monday, March 18th, 1877,


Il. 4. Caldwell ct ais vs.. Clifton K. Turnc
ct ais.