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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-09-27
Sheriff's Sales
For October list, 1871.
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BY virtue of an alias execution in my
hands. issued to me by 7. II. Finch. CLERK
Il Master of the Chanrcry Court at in
chester, Tenn. OH the 18th day OF July,
1871. | will. on
Monday, October lst. 1871,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester.
Tennessee. within lawful hours. offer tor
sale to the highest Fiddler, for CASH. the
following described property: Situated
in the 18th civil district OF Franklin cOun-
ty. Tenn. situated within the domain
Of the University of the South, and bound
ed bv the street leading from the depot OF
thcTcmn. Coal Il railroad Company to the
Chapel OF said University. and separating
it from and fronting the house ant lot now
occupied by W II Johnson. and bounded
on " sides by lots belonging to the lni-
vcrsity uitle South. and on the rear ny
another street leading from the depot OF
said Railroad COmpany-the same beng
the house aud lot sold by john lartin to
G.. Rrull. and levied upon rs the property
of john Partin to satisfy said alias cXcrlI-
ton III favor of Emma Mitchell ". John
Partln ct ais
The amount of the judgment rendered
on the 81 OF September. 1876. Is S3'I.9 6
costs. Sj2.2j; and interest to be aided.
fiU
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Non-R Resident Notice.

ID. 5. Gross ". Anthony Hunt ct ais.
Upon motion. and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Clerk. from complain
ants petition in the above cause. which is
sworn to. that the defendants. George
Gross. William Putnam and wife Martha
Piuman. and \. NJ Gross, are nun-rc>i-
dents OF he State Of Tennessee. 80 That the
ordinary process of law cannot be served
upon them.
It j. therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home journal. Il newspaper published IN
the town OF " inchc~trr. Tenn. requiring
said nonresident defendants To appear on
or before the 18th Monday in November
next. before The Circuit Court at W inches
ter. Franklin county, Tenn. and plead.
ai.Swcr or .drmur to complainlntS petit
ton. or the same sail he taken Tor on
lr,>cd and set for hearing cX-parte as to
them.
Witness my hand. at Office in NinchcS-
ter, Tenn. this september 10Th, 1874.
". W. ESTliI, Clerk.
Scpl3-Iw ~
Colyar Il Curtis. Solicitors for complain.
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Mcssrs. Robert and Charley Miller
have left at our office five stalks of SUI
gar cane taken at random from the
crop of cane on their fathers 81. j,
Miller's) farm, southeast of Winchcs-
ter. These stalks are full fourteen feet
in length, and heavier tEan-we almost
said heavier than lead, but we wont say
it. They are very heavy. Four stalks
will make one gallon of juice, and we
have a sample of molasses made from
this cane. 1t is delicious. Mr.. Miller
planted a shot sack full OF seed, and
from the product thereof made loO
gallons of mplasses. It. is certainly
the largest, longest and heaviest sugar
zane we ever saw. 1t may he that MIR.
Miller can beat anybody else cuitlva-
ting sugar cane. but Charley and Bob:
say that they can beat the "old man
raising pumpkins.
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We would direct attention to the
card of Mcssrs. HensIey d Horton.
They are selling fat, tender, nicely
hutchcred beef. at lower prices than
our people have heretofore had to
pay. and consequently they are being
literally patronized. We hope they
may find it to their interest to keep all
kinds of fl esh meat OF hand during the
cool months just ahead. Besides beef,
mutton and pork, they might find
ready sale for niceIy-cleaned chickens,
turkeys, fish, birds, etc. Frequently,
toe, they could sell ham, or shoulder
meat, sliced ready for cooking. We
make these suggestions for them to
consider.
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To Delinquent Tax Payers.

All persons in arrears for taxes for 1876.
or years previous. are hereby notified that
if they do not come up and pay the same
before the 18th day oiOrtohcr next. ! will
have to levy upon their property. for the
Comptrollcr says it will he "imposstbIr
for me to receive take. on that day and
write receipts for the same, This is u
very important matter to delinquent tax
pay erS. and | hope they will come forward
at once and save themselves cost ana an.
noyancc hereafter.
Monday. September 18th. ISL
X. j. TURNER Trustee.
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ALSO. at the same time and place. |
will sell to the highest bidder for CASH.
the following property in the ease of I'll.
Il. EStiIl. ca NJ. and Receiver To Use OF
Stovall'> heirs against j. +. Sylcr, W II.
Gillespie and Lewis Mctcalfc.' under al
order of sale directed to me by +. II. Finch
G.. Il NJ. 9th June. lS17-levied upon u
the property of l.. Metcalle. to satisfy said
order of sale. The same j. situated in
Winchester. Tenn. bounded northeast by
street. southeast by l.. Days property.
southwest by Il. Duiicld'S property. aud
northwest by Days livery stable The
same contains one acre. more or less.
Judgment for Sll2.Gj. dated November
9th. 1870.
This september 81. ISL.
II. L. STEWART, Sheriff.
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WHISPER You'll BE NINE, IoVE,-lne
t~ayorite southern Song writer. John /.
Rutledec. composer of Save the sweetest
ks. for Me-" has in WHISPER lonH be
Mine. Love-" given us most decidedly lhe
prpttiest song of the past ten years. 1t has
a perfectly b%ewitching melody that SIMS
itseliIight into the hearts of music lovers
the world ,cy. The piece is published III
elegant style. with title page in c%rlihso,
and gold. and accomplishments adapteG
for either Piano or Organ. or for small
Orchestra. Ask your nearest Music Deal
rr for it, or, send the price 40 cents to the
publishers. Luddcm & Bates, Savannah
Georgia.
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Fashionable Barber Shop,
e BOND

Has opened II ilrst-clasS shop In the
brick row opposite tie Home Journa. of
lice, where he viii practice barOcrinG IN
all it. branches, lie keeps everything IN
parlOr style. lie has c%onvcnicnces for all
those WHO wish TO wash their faces and
hands. free Of charge, Give him call,
lie Il also prepared to mend broken UNI
brcllas IN workmNnllkc manner. ut low
rates. lscp2O
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Cheap Home

4 large. ncw twO-stnry frame dwelling.
with six rooms. in splendid repair. in the
of II beautiful grove. near W inches
ter. with about ~ acres of good land at
in cultivation. and under goot
fence. Good spring and ciSterm on tn,
place. Can he bought very low for cash
rr part cash AMI balance on time. Appl,
at the Home journal Office
n.nrln
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NONRESIDENT Notice.
rIuiunction ana Attachment Bill.

'IbIll =. ENlIDiNll w. "'' b' ''t'Nl HI''
Others.
injunction and Attachment Bill
Upon motion. and it appearing to the
satisfaction OF the Clerk ~ Master from
collpIainant'S Rill in t1r above cause.
which r. sworn to. that John i. Mourr, a
defendant i'm said bill. Isl nonresident of
the State OF Tennessee. 80 that the ordina-
~ process of law cannot be e lycd upon
him.
II i therefore ordered that publication
he made tor four consecutive weeks in the
Home journal, published in Winchester.
Tenn, requiring til" sand non" resident
defendant to appear on or bcIor" the ill
Monday IN january next. before the Cham
Gerry Court a Winchester. Franklin coun-
ty. Tenn. and plead answer or drmur to
cumplainaHl's uiil. or the same will be la
ken for confessed and set for hearing rX-
plrtc Il, 10 him. Witness my hand at
office in Winchester. Tenn. this Aug. -,
1877. 7. II. FINCH, OK NJ,
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Brannau Il Hunt. solicitors.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-09-27

If several who promised TO bring us
wood for subscription had not dlsap-
pointed us we would not write this
item.
You know you 10 us wrong
TO make Us wait 50 long;
So haul at once the wood.
And-lct the loads be good.
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LOST

The first Monday of this instant. (Scp-
tember.) at the Winchester Railroad De
pot, Il "~gcntleman's brown slnwl.' The
finder will be literally r. wardcd
j. j. WILLIAMS.
sep2O-2t
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Fresh Meat Fresh Meat !

IT YOU want tender. fat beef, or other
fresh meats. at the lowest price reaSona-
bic, call on the undersigned any day. OH
the soH;II-west corner OF the square anu
Main street. Winchester. Tenn.
HENSLEY d HORTON.
N. B.-Uighest market price paid IN
cash for Fat beef cattle. IL. ii.
..tlD- i,y
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-09-27

We have just learned of the death Of Mr..
Abe Robbins. ut his residence in kcith's
Cove. last cvcning-Tur,day. MIR. Rob
bins was about 10 years oiage, was a good
citizen, and had II host of friends. lie left
no family. but many friends to mourn his
loss.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-09-27

W. b. GRAY. Mt EstiIl Springs, might
very reasonably contest tor the pre-
MUM for good -four. We have never
tasted better than his mill turns out.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-09-27
JOHN SIM MONS,
Attorney at Law,
Winchester, Tenn.
Winchester, Tenn

Will practice in the Courts of Franklin
and adjoining counties. and IN the Su-
and Federal Courts ut NaShVllle'
Prompt attention givento ecoIlertloh
ofrI,ims. r%tcbj-7l-ly.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-09-27

Appleton's journal for October is
on our table. Always full of interest
ing matter. neatly printed and bound,
we hardly know what to say in addl'
ton to the good words we have here
tolore said for it 1t has no superior,
that is certain. And it costs only SO
per annum.. 1t and the Home Journal
one year for S44O.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-09-27

~" 4 trial package of DR.. \. Q. Sim
mons Vegetable Liver Medicine can be
had, free III chargc, by calling at the Drug
store, Of j Nj llutchius and q q Phillips.
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FRENCH LANGUAGE,
(Langagc Of tile Bon Ton and Courtesy
Prof. A. JOurdan

VIII. on Monday, September 81. open
his Fail Session, for the p'rposr of teach
ing his pUpil, the Second course in the
French language, 30 that they can speak
it more perfectly, lie VIII also open a
class tor new beginners, and requests tllat
all who wish to lrarnlhc French language
will confer with him ut once,
REFERENCES Judge AS, Marks. Mrs.
W.J. Slater, J.In Baugh, WIS, Emblcy,
Alex. Embrcy. j. d, Fitzpatrick. DR.. j.
W. i~tus,cy, Harry Henderson, g.. !"
Nolmslry, DR.. j. G., Shapnrd, NJ. II.
Wilkinson, Capt. B. puicId, j y. Merritt.
Or, 7, c. Murrcll, Matt, Petty and Geo,
Lclcbcr.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-09-27
ANNOUNCED ENTS.

We are authorized to Announce W, ~
(bcttcr Known rs "Dick,"l Taylor Il can
dldatc for County Court Clerk of Franz
lin county. Election in August. 1873.
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FOR SALE !!

A wcll-watcrcd farm of GO0acrcs, ON Elk
river ut Mann's Ford, 7 miles from Win
O. ester. WIN be sold ON very easy terms,
Apply to n. y, BLAth,m
sep2O Winchester. Tenn.
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Examine the margin of your

T1NWTITTITV TT Hut W.T.
FSSA paper. and If you see Il cross
49, mark. (tlIus " know that it
means you are in arrears. and unless you
pay up your paper Will be stopped. We
are not able to pay cash for work amt IA
tcrial and do work on a credit
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Mva RE NlA.K,

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Southern '~>>p,e ro<g~rt,w the po,prjr,y
f rt>''teioS the avmy, .hsc, is ~ inuW :;
all thA, ry,n(>n IN :he N>g.A Is opposed ,o
such Wj>y, o. >>u2>v u>>>,y wants 4
huge Standing &gHy, h,,. wv lUshs 4, have
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NEGl.ECT OF Duty.

The drainage cf Delaware Avenue i:
saeh,-ss would Justify the indictment: N
the City Ceun,il for maintaining y uNt-
sanee. Las, nigh, communication Nth
the streets south Of the AveNue WAS tat
OF by the .crrsw of water in the St,t~,,
A'fsw uel(srs weall turn tbs sagisN
drainage into the Kyauaywins, y way ot
Van Earsa Street,
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HERALD NOTES.

The Imperial Office Of Statistics in Bel
lin has just published the latest seusu
table Of the population in the Empire
At the Ell Of 1875 ii was 42,727 $3.50. Tn
greatest increase was in Prussia prope,
Alsace-LorSine lost three per thousand.
The proposed amendment to the Consti
tuition of Ohio to remodel the State Judi
ciary was defeated at the late election b!
5os,7sS majority, and the free hsnkin,
law by 4Ss.S6s majority.
In conversation with Tribune CORES.
pendent upon the question Of reduction
OF the army, General Sherman made tht
point that the pos,mas.ers outnumberet
the soldiers two to one, there being 10000
OF the former to 10000 Of the latter on the
pay rolls OF Uncle Sam.
In Fulton county, Pa, there il man
named Hiram Rees who has had twenty.
seven sons by three wives. He is ninety
wears old, and appears as vigorous as a
man Of 6hy. He Frequently goes coon
hunting, and recently walked TO Chambers.
burg and return, lier,y.tour miles) without
experiencing fatigue.
Il is proposed in Germany to make 4
wall paper which will sjal, itself to the
degree Of illumination oi the room, be
Coming darker IS the roosa grows lighter,
ana vice versa.
Cork is t>n,irs into use in Germany as
> &ljug tor winter ntI oovsrlels in place
n feathers. l. is said n hs ro: ,nlv
,lg..,eg ANA casa; PER b,'t decidedly warmer.
us row generally crcv,lsN that the
<. ~ >rua n ri>r,,!a VIII hs twenty per
~, a.asa.a ;he <,,mu,s7 estimate. The
,a.s e,r-,@ MS ytry destructive III lis sf'
4s>.>.
Mr.vS IN u,an;a :; Cxt1sr there were
) .>,y,>@e a2,2ot< ctlugts,; III New No,k
l..y, ,s2 ,a,2e>, rGw Asr IN rec>,.i t>7 arv
r., Il ! ;H.< year, ana An ,s,re0ss Il at>cr,
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tas> r.ta,a, which N>ct ~ ShN, S$,i0H.,
II. Stew = tS.tirs 81 a ahsat S,lQ QNNj
ivon The p0SrjNs< ralr;h'< resoN, As
sS,ir<; ,he liabilities al>1ve <;a,e>3, the
~s<>a22 >h> w> nogu,ua, asses p,.<I $. the |
sa.as .: S-5522--}>
(>"~.ss',;;ias ui>oa The sa$Nins oi s
VS:ys navay. Ia, .A&p, while ne was
a,;:,.2k, lutsS Jankir, u .he Common |
: : t>&> Etn>a, Al .&s; t>NsH;y, !n> \ >.>aA<Sua
e a,;vs-. Il Ire tt,Q0s&,y N careless
.s>M.@s il he wol>!s aa>i said the reg.
y,;~; AI..jgS .; gs9S,u in mistake 'M-
.Ss:S, il in The eve Q; The las. mar
@as@'ss."
i EyUu>I. u.aa >;t,s G,is frem q,
ag.s,ia ~ Mi, Greek. distance Of sish 1
Gv0 miles ou AL ens;ae a ,hs Psnnsvlvs-
ia RAi,n&a the ~!:sr LAY. Jpon arriv.
" =. ,hs la::sr place, hs MSS ic:,ri bv.
sse eng .assr, VINO found that he had rid.
en- the whole distance whilS. iyinS be-
wssu the frame aa! b,acss ci the engine,
'iIh his ha;lssS head resting upon ths hol
cam chest, cue arn thrown srvn,nd the
caN M, N\Iy lying st7<ys> <leaas- lrons
'Ni hs: pr>.ls>4lns or: unon the p;lo;.
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