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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-08-11
Legal.
Notice bnA
IN the matter of Special Term of the Circuit

TN the matter of Special Term of the Circuit
" Court for the county of Cheboygan-lo1rl
term of the Circuit Court for said county of Che
bOygan bc held. 1t is therefore hereby ordered
that Il special term of said Court be held at the
court House IN the yiilase OF Chsboygar, in sad
after the first Tuesday of September next, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon. nj it Is further order
ed that this ORDER he published in each OF the
newspapers printed and published In said village
of Cheboygan, in every issue of The same for at
least thirty days ne xt proceeding the commences
ment Of said term.
Witness my hand this path day of duly, a. d.
Is Z. +
r, HATCH; JR., Circuit Judge.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-08-11

Rowing matches between young ladies
are becoming popular on the Harlem
river. "'se~t@%N
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looked back. The line dropped behind us
like a stage-trap. The bridge gave way,
and with roar, that was heard two
miles of, the pretty viaduct was swept
away by the boiling, furious water.
I We were truly thankful for our parrow
escape. And now 20 save the excursion.
Speeding forward again, whistling like a
demon, our engine-Vigilant by name
soon came in sight of the excursion train.
By waving our fed flag we averted an
other danger-a collision. The telegraph
posts being down, trains had to run up
on the same line as rar as Handleigb, but
our timely action set all to rights at last.
We soon gave the bewildered passen.
gers to understand the narrow escape
they had had. Fervent and sincere were
the thanks we received from all, except
one man. He was escaping from Justice,
and was captured. From the elevated
embankment we could trace the course
of the flood for miles. The train put back
to Handleigh, whence the passengers
were forwarded by another company. =,
BY the time we had arranged matters
and returned to the broken viaduct the
water had subsidized. A foot-way was
constructed across the muddy riyer-bed
and trains stopped at both sides of the
stream, the passengers exchanging from
one to the other. w
The aspect Of the country as retrace,l
my steps was deplorable; could scarce
ly recognize the places had passed in
the morning. =
l found McCausland and his staff at tile
reservoir awaiting me-. He wrung nv
hand fervently, and said certain words
that shall not, easily forget.
The viaduct was quickly rebuilt, but
the station-master at Ammerring does
not forget the race of steam versus water
on The vigilant locomotive. Nor do L.
cosselrs Magazine. sSs
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-08-11
NOTICE.

4 . u Z i 7.
MORTGAGE. SALE. Default having been
lNI made in the ccndtions OF a certain linden
ttlreSof mortgage bearing date the 2lst day of
August, A. ID. 1919, made and executed BY Ed
rim Bump, of Bay City, Michigan, and recorded
in the Office of the Register of Deeds
for Cheboygan county; Michigan, in Liber u OF
mortgages. on page 20, on the 2Sth day of
and the note acc inpanying the same Their is
claimet to be due to the sald Orrin BUMP
at tie date hereof, the sum of three hundred and
sixty mine dollars and fort, three cents 1850 43
with Interest thereon from the date thereof at
the rate of ten per cent per annum, together
with an attorney fee of fifty 1850 0Ol dollars pro-
vided for in sail mortgage should any pro-
ceedlngs be taken to fOreclOse, the same. And
no proceedings having been taken, either in law
or equity, to recover the amount due on said
mortgage, therefore notice is hereby given That
by virtue. OF the power Of sale in said mortgage
contained, ana Of the statutes in such case
made and provided, on k& ~
Monday, the LIST day of October, A. ID. 1877,
at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon of that day, at the
front door OF the court house, in the village and
cOtlnty of Cheboygan,and state Of Michigan, THAT
being the building in which the circuit court for
the county of Cheboygan is h, ldl. there " ill be
sol at public auction 70 the highest bidder the
premises described in SAIL mortgage, or SO muc,l
thereof as may be necessary t., satisfy the amOdnt
then due upon said mortgage f,r principal in
terest. and costs and expenses allowed by law,
together with sad attorney fee of $50 co, sa d
prem ses being described as follows, to-wit: All
those certain pieces or parcels of land situate in
The county of Cheboygan, and state of Michigan.
and described as follows, Jo-uit the west half
of the south west Quarter Of section TWO, and the
south east quarter of the south west quarter OF
section two, in township thirty seven, t37l north
OF range two or west, con, aiming one hundred and
twenty acres, more or less.
Dated July 5, 1877.
tORRIN BUMP. Mortgage.
GEO. w, BELL. ATTORNEY Tor Mortgages.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-12-06

HOUMA, Ia. Nov. " 1877.
Inotice you said in last weeks journal
that I would furnish correspondence
during my absence, and to the end that
you may not be caught in Il misStatemcnt,
and not that | believe that | can say any
written.
AproSpos, ! see you quote. without COM
mcnt. from the Clarksvillc Tobacco Leaf,
as follows:
"If President Hayes don't have the
kindness to commit some Wrrtchcd blum
der and thereby give the New York sun
some ground for attack. that paper will
only be read in Institutions for the feeble
min dcd.'
| suppose the Tobacco Leaf might he
classed with that large and respectable
number OF good Democrats who have been
led by Hayes Southern Policy" int" a
lukewarmness. in regard to the Electoral
Fraud, that il truly pitiable And because
the New York Snn is unwilling TO con
done. or forget, that gross Fraud; because
it Will not confess that Wrong is Right
add Evil is Good; because it woull Keep
before the American peoplc the Great
Outrane. in order 70 prevent ANY party
from attending such an outrage again.
the Tobacco Leaf is displpased, twill not
do TO let this infpmols transaction. BIZ
which the peorle were derrnuded, he for
gotten. Charles Francis Adams saws:
The moral effect upon the public mind of
success in elections through the agency Of
fraud. rs exempjiiod in the last election.
ounht 10 he colinteracted with the greatest
vigor. or else botb SIDES will IL, sur, to
concentrate all their posers upon th, art
of chcntin" as the @rrat instrument for
triumph" And | am not aware OF any
newspaper i'm all thi. land thai is doing
nobIcr work for American liberty. and the
Great ,irht of frcemcu 10 choose their
rulrrs m the ballot .box. than the New
York SIM. Because Mr.. HAYES has not
showna bitter partizan spirit; because he
h,s tried 10 ,oncilinir all PARTIES. and i. =
ram,rtohIr imnrnvrmrnt nnon Grant he
c.nsr he has done az VOL. if Won nIense AS
we could have cxpectcd Mr.. 'Tildt r to do:
because he has cut loose from the extreme
mon nr his marty and shown a good heart
In trr,rg RI hiring neace sru local self
rovrrnnI,nt.-u this should not lead
Ircpmru to acuuirsre in or sanction frsuG.
which ...n,ils everythiny il tone hes,
Eroud must NOT ,tc justified by Sill, ,ss. and
The New York sun deserves the highest
cnmr,nnd,tion for karpino IL b,forr the
nnnnin that Grand was first riumpIunti in
American history" when Mr.. HAYES was
inannurutcd. IL is nossible. and it is
mrnhlhlp. that Mr.. HAYES il making aS
rrnnI a President ms yr. Tildeu would or
cconld have made. but this is not the 1nes-
tiou, He was not elected. and it is Il dis
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Non-R Resident Notice.

James VI Darwin and wife vs.. II y Oakley
and others.
Upon motion and it appearing to the
satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master from
compliments mi in above rausr, which
is sworn to. that the defendants. the
heirs at law of Allen Oakley, deed, whose
names are unkn3Wn, are nom residents Oh
the State OF Tennessee, 50 that ire or
binary process OF law cannot he served
upon them,
1t Is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks III 'i'
Home journal, published in WINCHESTER
Tenn, requiring the SAID NONRESIDENT ne
trnitnt- 80 appear on OF before the iourt!I
Monday IN january next, before the N,Iail-
Gerry Court Al Winchester, trankiln Conii-
~. Tenn, and plead, answer on demlr to
complainaUl's bill, or the same shall he
taken for conirsSrd and set for hearing cX
partc as to them.
Witness my hand, at office in Winchcs-
ter, Tenn, this November 1911, 1877.
/. IL. FINCH, tx VI.
dcc6-iw ~
Colyar Il Curtis, Solicitors 10" com
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Teachers Institute.
CENTENNIAL ACADEMY,
n,uamlipr 81 1877

Teachers from various parts OF ine
county met here this morning, in res
Donsc to II call from the County super
~inlendent, for the purpose Of organ
izing Il Teachers Institute.
Quite u number Of citizens were as
sembled, manilesting II lively interest
in the wo.k. Superintendent Hamp
ton not being on time, the hoasc was
called to order by Prot Terrill.
Upon motion, Rev. W. b, Wattcrspn
vas appointed Chairman and j, b.
Williams Secretary. Prof, Utermoeil-
len on the violin, accompanied by his
accomplished assistant, Miss Nellie
BlcdsOc, ON the organ, opened the cX'
ercises with some splendid mu>Ic.
Prot. j. w Terrlil then addressed the
audience upon the subject of OBJECT
Lessons, giving the origin and design
Of the plan, and in his logical and cons
v~incins way showed that the most
practical and satisfactory results were
attendant upon the system CRITICISMS
were then called tor. None being OF
fered. Superintendent Hampton took
the tloor-Suhirct Public Schools OF
Franklin county. In his able and III
teresting discourse he deplored the in
competency Of teachers and insuill lien
cy Of means to make %YerIec. tAe els.
ten. lie insisted that the masses
could be educated only through the
means Of the public schools, closing
with the hope that q brighter future
was in store for Franklin county, Prot,
Jones, Of Salem, then made a few re-
marks upon Physiology in the puhIir
schools. Prof, r. A. Clark. OF Car!ick
Academy, then read II pspcr upon Ian
guage Lessons. winch was splendid,
meeting the approval Of and interesting
all who were present. The Institute
then adjourned for refreshments. A
bountiiul dinner vas then spresd ~
the generous and hospitahle patrons
and friends Of the Centennial.
At AaIf-past one the lnstIiute vas
called to order by the Chairman. EY-
%crcises opened with music 10y Prot.
Ulprmoehlen and MISS B,edsoe. Prot.
L. p. Brennan, OF Hunts Station, then
gave his method of teaching English
Grammor. a paper from j. b. VIII
liams--Subject AT what age should
children enter schUoI-was then read,
which ELECTED quite u lively d!scussiun,
after which u Q Y Shot aud pointed
remarks from Irof. J. NJ. BIed-oe, #
Currick Academy, upon Corporal Pun.
ishmcnt in SCHOOLS, closed the pro
grainme.
The Chairman then offered an appro.
pirate address, giving % the institute
hearty support n vote OF thanks
was rendered Prof. THERMOMETER and
Miss Rledsue for their excellent music
The Institute requested for puNIica.
ton the paper read by Prot. Clarke.
Our columns are too crowded to
admit of its publication this week.
-ED.
1t was then resolved that n copy Of
the proceedings be furnished the Home
journal for publication.
Institute adjourned Ilalf,past three
O'Clock. Benedicrion by Rev, j. B.
Levitt, Of Winchester.
W. B. WATTERSON, Chm'n.
j. Is. WILLIAMS, Soc'y.
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y

Mrs. j. G. Ledbetter, for several
years q resident of u town, has gone
10 S%cottsboro, Ala. to take charge OF
the hotel at that place.
We learn that Mr.. Allonzo Days. OF
our town, will complete his education
at the close of the present session OF
Carrick Academy, and will Immediate
~ make application TO Superintendent
Hampton for II Professorship in M oil
our public schools. Hurrah 10;
''Fonz."
Miss Anna Wilkinson has returned
from Nashville, where she has hern
visiting her friends and relatives for
several months.
Sam. Logan has joined the Good
Iemplars. Old fellow, here's Jul ~.
Ed. Wilcox mex
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-12-06

Our Dccilcrd letter reached us too
late for last weeks issue. II was not
handed to us till Tuesday night. We
extract the following from the letter:
"We %unounce this week The death
Of an aged but highly esteemed lady of
our vicinity-Mrs. Margaret Blair, wife
OF W. l.. j. Blair, who died at her res
idence on last Thursday. Nov. 22d, OF
pneumonia. Mrs. Blair was in the
nth year OF her age, and had
been married with her living husband
upwards Of Gtty-two years. She was a
devoted Christian, a loving wife, an
alTec,ionate mother. ard kind to all
with whom she met. She leaves an
aged husband, .wo children. and many
relatives and friends TO mourn her
loss."
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Nonresident Notice.

Martha II. Gross vs.. ). Gross ct als.
Upon motion, and it appearing to tie
satisfaction OF the Clerk u Master. from
complainants Bill in above causc. which
i sworn to, that the drfrn lants. George
Gross. \ 7 Pitman, Mary Pitmal ard
Ann Gross. heirs at law Of Isaac cross,
,rr'd, are nom-resident, OF the >,tte OF
tennessee, 81 that the ordinary process or
Jaw cannot he served upon them
1t i. therefore ordered that publication
he made Tor four successive week lu the
Home journal, published in Winchester.
Tenn. requiring said non-rcsidcu, de-
PENDANTS to appear on or before tH" fourth
Monday in january next. befOretHgtiUn-
Gerry Court ut " inclteStcr. FrdntlT cuuu-
ty. Tennessee. and plcal,anSwcr .rdcmgr
TO complainant's bill. or the Stur will be
taken forconlessedan set for haugirgeN
plrte rs to them. Witness my ,a.l. AZ
office in Winchester. Tennessee. tui.
Oct. 18th, 1877.
7. II. FINCH. G.. s. ".
noyl-iw A.
Davis y Martin. Solicitors.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-12-06

Circuit Court adjourned last Satur
day, having been in session u week.
All the civil cases on the docket were
continued until The March term, by
consent of the Bar. Many cases OF
pistol-carrying. assaults, assaults and
battery, atIrays, &c, were disposed Of.
No Ease of much public interest ex.
cept that Of Charles Larkin, coIored,
who was charged with the murder OF
his wife. In this case the jury was
unable to agree--7 in favor OF acquit-
tai, and 5 in .ayor Of conviction for in
voluntary manslaughtcr, and for fixing
his term in the penitentisry at two
YcaES.
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FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.

We are authorized to announce w. Il.
(hcitcr Known Us "Dick.") Taylor u cam
didnte for County Court Clerk of FrAlH-
lin county. Election in August 1878.
We are authorized to announce |. n.
Martin a candidate for County Court
Gle k of Franklin county. Election FIRST
Thursday in August, 1878.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-12-06

Mr.. w. Il. Francis. Jr., announces
ns a candidate for Attorney General in
This issue. billie stands high Us II
member Of the legal fraternity, has fill
ed several important Offices in our
county, in nil Of which he discharged
his duties faithfully, is q clever gentle
man, fully capable, and if elected to
the Office will seive the public to the
best of his ability.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-12-06

The first regular jump at winter,
hv the weather, vas made last Friday
morning, and it was decidedly, emphat.
irally, totally and awfully successful,
1t jnmped right into the middle of the
dreary and doleTul thing.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-12-06

DR.. Graves, we learn, has promisea
the school girls a trip to Nashville
Christmas. 1t vii! certainly be an
enjoyable occasion to the girls after
five months of lahoriou, study.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-12-06

The most wrctched locking thing in
the world is Il candidate who has just
overheard some friend proposing to
bet three to one that he WON'T be
elected.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-12-06

Kind readers. we beg your indul,
gelcc this week. The tax sales con
sumo most of the space We had set
aside for local, and--we arc glad Of it.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-12-06

Honor tells you not to hit a mar
when he's down, and discretion warns
you not to bit him when he isn't
down.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-12-06

Wonder what our good folks are go
ing to have in the way Of Christmas
festivals?
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-12-06

Gu, how polite the candidates are
getting, They wouldn't hardly notice
81 fellow \ few months ago. Bat, then,
|.sich il life"
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Not Ice Ext raUrd i'm airy.

View i'll res nm eo urch tic hat mex
tive ekan dwi'l MA kething sIiv els fort
heb oys Lo okou told twoh ind red
Pc uDd er!
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nett, valued ut $50 doIlar-, TuN 3 50 ,oeI
3 dollars.
Samuel Bobo, 200 acres land bounded ~
Hunt. Moore county line and Majors val
ued at 200 dollars. Tax 2 20; cost . dolls,
IL Eddlebut, 257 acres land, houn1'd
by EStiil's heirs. Byron and Roop. valued
at no dollars, Tax 8 Il; cost 3 dollars. ,
Motions heirs. no acres land bounded
by Gardner, Iludgins and Ganaway. val
lcd at 5D5 dollars. Tax 80; cost three
dollars.
N& Railroad, $40 acre, land, valued at
1000 dollars. Tax y dollars; cost 3dollars.
Amos Pcgg, II acres LAND bounced by
lost. Barnett. Collins and Hammond, val
lcd at 81 dollars. Tax 0jcts; cost TIRES
dollars
TB Nig2in, lis acres land bounded by
Byron. Vaughn, Hampton and Iluigins.
valued 1T 22O dollars. lax : 30; cost 5
dollars.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-12-06

Aren't you ashamed Of YOURSELF?
Here it is nearly Christmas, and you
haven't brought that wood yet.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-12-06

OF course we rendered thanks last
Thursday--not over a turkey, though.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-12-06

Who's u candidate for Mayor? It's
time to announce.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-12-06

Christmas will w here in twenty
days.
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POR ATTORNEY

We are authorized TO announce n. j.
George, of Lincoln county, u candidate for
Attorney General Of this (the Gth) JuLi-
cial Circuit, comprising the counties OF
Franklin, Lincoln, Moore, Warren. Coffee,
Grundy. White, and Van Buren, Election
list Thursday in August, 1878
We are authorized to announce w. r.
Francis. Dr.. OF Winchester. Il candidate
for Attorney General OF this the Sixth
Judicial district. Election. lst Thursday
in August. 1873.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-12-06

The health of our community is gen
orally good.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-12-06

We had Il light tall Of the "beautiful
snow" last Thursday morning.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-12-06

Boys, doG't get drunk. It's bad
medicine.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-12-06

Prices ~ low rs the same eau be bought
in Nashville. -.
Ills Furniture is all handmade and viii
Stand the test OF any reasonable usage.
Pictures. ChromO-. &r.. neatly framed.
\ lot on hand for sale very low.
All sorts Ut Moulding on hand for sale
cheap. for framing
II you want seats in your cane cnhirS'
come and get "Gardner's Patent SHY
Veneer seats.
E3" All kinds Of Upholstery, &c done
,.r,,nptlg
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-12-06

The Good Templars' Lodge is in a
fourishing condition.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-12-06

Our farmers have worked well this
year, and have economical well.
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''COEFTN9

Made TO order, and a full supply of the
incest on hand. OF any size. at less than
they can be bought for anywhere else.
He will deliver them in Il NICE lEARSE
TO ANY part of the county.
a. Call ut his stOre-room. northeast
side of the square, JOnrdan's old stand.
Winchester. Tenn e. and examine for your
>elues. and you will see that you can say,
money 10y %patronizing him.
augH4-ly
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-12-06

NY Fine lot OF Ladies' Furs ami
Bail FENCES, all %colors, just received
and for sale cheap, at j. L. Baugl's.
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SHARP COLLEGE.


NUTS on uI'C, ESSI5TI AND "a
rnr. ..L,,l for rirl. and yu,rr Ia
ln.., .i,uu,rl i'm latitude about n fr-
,,r,.,s uoliu. in I'm. p,uyrrbi4IIy hrnlthy
Inun nt W~inrnr.tpr. rruu. nm elevated
n,.i,inn briug the center of An amyhi-
tur,t,r rnrprJ nv a ruryr i'm fine Cumbrr-
t,nI unnrt.ins and the biIIs borjrrIno
river I'm .nlubrity ot climate. yurir-
~ nnI hr,,ty of scenery. and r~y,roulion
ir,m, m,IYrini and rnijrmir diseases, mo-
'or' inm nf nnr rountrv j. more nirnjv
fI"..ni tn,u tn. nL].yntrI n]I,tr,u ,pynt ir;t
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'nT 'f'''yI"n nI, and hnm Ir,'i. W, ",,I
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t",,', '-' ,lr.t ,Irn!J'v ~ San
,""','", -" ,". >, i,.t !!r,I nnr,,
1t.'n,, y "r,yo' ~ ",y,n" al
tine while the co-opcration of Ms accom-
wife A. Marion of the institution
,rr
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TRAIN No. 3 connects u, Decatur cHsl
and west with Mempri, 4 Charleston !!
X; ut Birmingham with Alabama tAat-
tanooga Il 4; 1T Calrra with Selma. Rome
Il Dalton Il Il ut Montgomery with " u,-
tern K Il OF AlabamaJ, Montgomery 4
Entanla Il Il and Mobile ~ Montgomery
Railroad.
TRAIN No. connects nc DccNturWi,u
Memphis Il Charleston K Il; ut CNlcra
with :. Il u ID L Il; at GuthrIc with -
Lou, " southeastern R'y; ut Mckenzie
with Nashville ~ Northw rStcrh R'y ~
Montgomery with Mobile 4 Montgomery
L Il for Pensacola, Mobile and New Or
leans.
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r JUGS :
.JnO. M. IIutchins,
DRUGGIST,
Winchester, 1855: :::Tenncssee.

n" Prescriptions accurately compoun-
died. At ali hours. night o. day. Beside, u
carrllIlN selected stock OF Druggist sun
dries, he also keeps on hand ali OF The
most rrlilb,r Patent Medicines.
q" Finest r"r!uncri2s, Toilet articles
e.. always ON liunI. mar
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DELINQUENT TAX SALES.
STATE or l. fSSEE,
fRANKLIN tOuETY.S

BY Nirtu, of the powers and authority
vested in me rs Trustee OF franklin couu-
ty, | viii, On the
lst Monday Of January next,
it being the 7th day OF January 1878, Offer
for sale the following GrsrriOed tract, of
land. town lots, AMI parts OF own lots. the
same having been assessed Tor taxes Tor
the ear 1876, whlch taxes are due and re-
main unpaid, together with the COSTS, To-
wit:
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FOURTEENTH DISTRICT.

u Mitchell. 40 acres land nUunDl"i 10y
Alien. Byron and jIon-tou, vaIUrd At 600
collars. Tax 90; go, 3 dollars.
j ~ia"trrn. 50 acres OF land, bounded
by ThornSherry EraXirr, Sha-rern aud
Tnornsuprry. valued at 40 dollars. IaX
8 81; cost 3 dollars.
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SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.

r l. Beat. 5OO acres ot land, bounded ~
| Eberwiur. lie.>ry =" arts and Pay ne, val
ued AZ 300 dollars. Tax 81 30; cost Lhrcr
dollar.
W { DIIer. one LOT at E-till springs.
valued ut - dollars. Tax 30 cents; cost 3
uOiiar,.
J r IiuI@in.. 200 acres of land, bounded
by Oliver. Crisro, Tanning and trisro,
V tlu Il ~ so dollars. Tax ) yO: cost three
duilIr,.
" l. Jones. admir-. los 'rrrs land hound-
rd BY Sublsti, Gray Suhirtt and H'arneS.
valued at H0GV.lars. Tax / 10; cost three
dollars.
Robert Li),lr, onrI II at E-tiIi Spr ngs.
yaIn It at 5liolIar-. Tax j5rrnt-; cost 3
dollars.
feed. Hopkins /. Co., one lot at E-tiil
springs. vaInp. 1T 40 dollars. Tax ! 40;
cost 8 %iullais.
T. St.rnrs. 20 arre- III land. bounded
nv paiGin. Fin river. Sib'rtl and ArnI-
strong. Value! At 10 dollars. Tax / 70
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