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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-11
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CoRsIcASA TAxAs, Sept, 25, 1877.
To the Home journal, Winchester, Frank
lin County, Tenn:
Mr., EDITOR .--Innsmuch as this is a
remarkable time in Texas with the la
boring class, and some things have
just TRANSFERRED worthy OF notice, | vii
give you an account, for publication
Of a cotton picking match between +
young lady and gentleman-Miss Lou
Phelps aud Mr. James Buckncr,
The challenge was given by Mr.
B%nckner, and accepted very readily b.
Miss Phelps, The 2jth Of September
was chosen as the day for them to run
the race. to see which one could pick
the most cotton BY 5 O'Clock in the
morning they were il the cotton field
picking, and quit at B O'Clock In the
evening, Miss Phelps came out with
4Oj pounds, while Mr.. Buckner, to bis
sorrow, only got 3Sl pounds.
Now, Mr.. + iitor, if any Of your
Tennessee young ladies' or gentlemen
can come up with that, let us know
through your excellent paper.
LANDY Pool.
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Monday. November. 9TH, 1877,
II. Il Pcndlcton vs. Jno. +. Anderson an
others.

H.. Il Pendlcton vs. Jno. f. Anderson and
others.
BY virtue of an order OF sale to me di-
recLcd, 10y the Clerk of the Circuit Court
Of Franklin county, Tenn, | will offer tor
sale to the highest hi der for CASH. at
the Courthouse door IN the town of Vim
chester, Tenn, ON
Monday, November 9TH. 1877,
tho following described ira t of land IN
district No. II OF FRANKLIN county, Tenn :
Bounded on the north by } AndcrsOn'S
lOOO-acrc tract and the Anderson Il VIII
liamS entry, east 10y the Williams ~ An
dcrsOn entry. south by the state Of Ala
banll, and west by tue lands of L.arkin
Willis widow and child en-. Said iadd
lies in G0llrl Neck, and is all OF thai part
81 said Andcrson's entry land not hereto
fore conveyed BY him TO Willis children,
containing ljO acres, more or less. and sold
to satisfy said order OF sale, amounting to
Sl5l.l3, interest, costs, etc.
This October lSt. lS77.
ii p STEW ART, Sheriff.
octl-tds So
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-11

"Thc Gospel Advocate" is the titI'
Of II monthly magazine, published a
Nash lille by David Lipcomb and +
G.. ScwcIl. We accidentally calnt
across "A number for October 1873, The
other day, and in an article signed
"D L." an editorial, } occurs the fol.
lowing:
"Corruption is the natural and nccessa,
ny condition of the State. Politicians ar,
corrupt, always have been, always will he
Evil communications corrupt good man.
ners, the Bible says. 80 long ~ til,
church sends its members among the poll.
t%iCians, to associate with them, cngag,
with them IN their schemes and plots, and
be subjected to their temptations, they
will be corrupted. Il the church retains
the members that are thus drmurdlizrd
nnd corrupted, the leavcm of evil vii
work, and the church will be corrupted
like the State. This is natural. II the
brethren would not see the church cor
rnptct, let them strive to keep the mem
hers Oflhc churches out of %COrrupting in
fuenccs."
Now, from the above it follows that
no man can be "A politician without be
ing corrupt. The writer makes no cx
ccption. Now, # corruption cannot
enter the kingdom Of Heaven, then it
must he that George Washington and
n host Of our best Presidents and best
G. pvcrnors are all in hell. "D. L..
sends them there. And. according to
what he says, we ought to have 40 pol
iticlans, for no man can be one without
being corrupt. Yet, We opinc that
I'D. L. takes the advantage of the
laws enacted by politicians for the
good Of the people. And if he does,
lie is in a. bad Tx ms Hayes who took
al Office which he got by fraud. Vcri-
~, men in their religious zeal do utter
some ridiculous lhings-llie above, for
instance.
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Sales
For October 18th, 1877.

By virtue ct an order of sale issued tc
me by W. ". E,till, Clerk Of the Circuil
Court OF Franklin county, Fem, on the
18th day of September. 1877, in favor Of
NV. W. Word, use Of Geo. +. Akcrs vs.
Hiram Icrbr and Samuel Zcrbc," for the
sum OF $3l.2G and costs of suit, | will offel
for ale, to the highest bidder, for CASH,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester,
Tenn on
Friday, October 18th, 1877,
the following land. tO-wit: The undivided
interest Of Hiram Xrrbe and samuel XrrHe
in the following described tract OF land in
Franklin county, Tenn , civil district No H..
:. and bounded on the north by Phillip
Kline, on the south by the lands of Jacob
hrIlcrloISc. on the eaSt by the lands of
Peter Caveta. and on the west by Uner
Pickncy-the whole tract containing go
acres. Levied upon and condemned to
this orlc: of sale and costs.
This September 18th. Isl.
II. L. STEW ART. Sheriff.
Per TIlOS.N y. ARLEDGE, ID. 5.
Sep20-tdS o.
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w. NJ Rnssey VS.. Samuel Zerbe and in,
q. Enochs.

w. NJ Russey VS.. Samuel Zerbc and Jno
g.. Enochs.
by virtue of an order OF sale to me di-
rected, from the CLERK OF the Circuit Cour!
OF FRANKLIN county, Tenn. | will oiicl
lor sale to the highest bidder, forC.ASlI
AZ the Courthouse door in the town Of
" Winchester, ON
Monday, November 9TH, 1877,
the undivided interest or s,uuo, vorho :,
.me 'oilowing tract OF land, situated IN
ITnm o'strict No.2 of franklin county
irnh" ana bounded on the east 6y ti,,.
tnn r, y, "l,,ey heagin, on the south by
Fayetteville road. north by the Ian. .n y,
GllleSp'e' n west by Picknev. and
containing - acres. Sold tn :,,i1,u
said order OF sale amounting to ssh 4,
interest. costs. etc. ~
This October LIST. .S17
II STEWART, Sheriff.
Oct4-tds So
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-11

The St. Louis Republican wrcstlcs
with the difference between the two
parties just at this time, with the fol.
lowing approximate "The Democrats
deny Mr. Hayes title to tie Office, but
have a high opinion of his policy til,
Republicans, on the other hand, have ,
poor opinion of his policy. but pre-.
tend to have a high one o. his title"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-11

the Courthouse door in the town of VIM
chester, on
Monday, November 9th, 1877,
the following tract OF land lying III civil
district NO. 2 OF franklin county, Trnll'
and bounded rs follows: North ly Don
Woodward. west by Dr,TG MurrrIl. south
by Mrs Mary simmons, east by Jno Don
aldSOn. -,
said tract contains $50 acres, and VIII
bc sold to satisfy said order of sale lOl
SlJSGl, interest, costs, etc.
This October lst. l>T7.
II STEWART, Sheriff,
Octl-tds Sc
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-11

At the late annual Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South, in
Edgclield, the characters of the minisr
ters were examined and passed. When
the name Of j. j. Pittman was called, a
member OF the Conference arose and
said that Brother" Pittman had att
tended Il circus. DR.. Pittman pro-
nounced the report false, and, after dis.
c%ussion, his character was passed unan.
imously. This makes US ;hink of the
days Of Puritanisn, when Il man was
not allowed to kiss his wife on Sun
day. The next question is: Does DR..
Pittman ever laugh
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-11

The workingmen's vote is the puzzle
this year in OHIO. Both parties claim
that the other party will lose the most
by the movement. West, however, i-
very unpopular among the Germans,
on account Of his temperance speeches,
and it is from the German vote prin-
cipally that the Republicans expect
their majorities. The colored vote.
which has been heretofore pretty solid
.or 'he Republicans, Is also evenly di-
,"en. Altogether, the outlook FOR the
is encouraging.
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Thu SOUTHERN INDUSTRIES

This is a Weekly paper. now !, ;ts .,
volume, ) large quarto paye.. / w;,in ~
llihhs - the page. and is sem to W
dress at only FIFTY GEMS A YEIWW,
being the cheapest paper in the n :
occU' lts Il field distinct from ,nv o,, ~
paper. IT, Is i.ilcd with truthful j..crinr
lions OF me Southern country. IFS rrsnn 'r-
ces. capabilities. ~soeicty-iusf snch in,"r
nation us every reader. whether he wisHa.
Il hiiluerrlllnate or not. desires II mir
fprS tlle Sruc sentiments and opinions If
tle best minds c. both the North ami
south. Every one who reads il wants +.
oehu Il hfty cei.t Grip ut the publisher:S'
risk AMI receive it one year. AdIresS ,
SOUTHERN INDUSTRIES.
"'' Nashville, Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-11

Hon. Casius NJ. Clay, OF Kentucky
shot and killed Que Perry White, col,
near Richmond, Ky,a lew days since.
The verdict OF the coroner's Jury iusti-
fled the killing. Mr.. Clay will be re
mcmbered as the first white man of
Kentucky to proclaim, at tue hazard of
his lille, the right of the negro slave to
liberty, and ii seems strange now that
he should at last be summoned before
a jury to answer for having imbrued
his hands in the blood of a colored
man.
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Blacks m
AND REPAIRING.
Andrew Knapper,

In the shop formerly occupied by A.
Fassnacllt. on High street, Winchester.
Tenn. Is prepared to do all manner OF
BlacksmitlIing and Repairing OF Machi-
merry. Flows made or pointed. and horses
shod promptly. and perfect satisfaction
guaranteed. Eighteen years experience
In the largest cities in the "cld country
dec7-ly
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-11
BARBERlNG,

F. a. STARkEI, with an experience
oitwenty-three years in his trade. invites
the custom 0fall who want to be shaved.
Shampooned, or to have their hair cut or
dressed IN neat style at prices to suit the
times.
~ Hair or whiskers dyed neatly and
well.
~ special contracts made with all
VINO wish to shave by the month.
- Nocredlt. +. A. STARKEG.
OctS Winchester. Tenn
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IIIIINN. PER ANNIM.

Tuition must he paid one-l,alfthe year-
~ amount III advance, the other halfou ar
before the l't OF February.
Board, including ever th:ng-washinr.
luel, lights, servants hire. etc, per wrrL
ton. '"'-
There Is no boarding department cou-
hected with the College building: thai j.
a large, 3-story brick ediiice, with rytrns
sl'e wings, and it is used for t,nrliny
purposes only; but close by are eytrn.iys
boarding h,uses, kept especially for tho
College students, which are nnicr ti',
rules and discipline OF the College, II ~
believed that this arrangement ot,ers
many advantages over that of teaching
and boarding under the same roof. ~
competition among boarding houses Ger
tainiy iEsurrs better accommodations
while fewer persons being brought to-
gcther In the same house there is less liza
bility TO disease.
sB-Send for Catalogue, {map attached
Mrs. h. WALMSLEY,
Treasurer,
au1G Winchester. Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-11

Patterson has bat two chances to es
cape the clutches OF the law in Soutl
Carolina-he must either die or rur
away. Gov. Hampton requires his
presence, but he, being "A Senator,
claims immunity from arrest. This
la''lng' he will contend that Hampton
IS not de Jurs Governor, which, will
avail him nothing. Poor Patter-
son-hls situation is certainly u cri,i-
cal one.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-11

Gov. Hampton has returned to his
post in South Carolina. lie was high.
ly pleased with his reception in the
West. 1t il understood that Hayes
will visit South Carolina before Christ
mas, and that the people Of that State
intend to show him what "welcomc"
means.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-11

Mr.. Hayes has uttered a great dca
Of unmcanlng rubbish at different times
during his tour, and has incurred just
and plentiful criticism, but he has also
SAID a great deal that is manly and wise
and patriotic, and which deserves the
grateful and sincere admiration Of cv.
cry true citizen Of the land. Tn fol
loving extract from his Atlanta speech
is u case in point.
CHOW, my friends, | see it stated
occasionally that President Hayes has
taken the course he has because he
was compelled TO, Voicc-'We don't
believe it,. Now. | was compelled to
it. Applause. was compelled to
1t by my sense Of duty under nv oath
Of Office. Immense enthusiasm and
cheers. What was done by US was
done not merely by force Of special
circumstances, but because we believed
it just and right to do it, Now let us
come together; let each man make up
his mind to be II patriot in his own
home and place. You may quarrel
about tariff. get up sharp contests
about currency, about the removal of
the State capitals, and where they shall
90 to, laughter, but upon the great
question Of the union Of the States aud
the rights Of all citizens, we shall agree
forcvcrmore. Great cheers. shall
forget this reception and this
greeting. Every good purpose | have
will he strengthened by what | have
seen and heard to day. | thank you
for the help it will give me hereafter
during my term Of office"
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Fashionable Barber Shop,
LEWIS BOND

Has opened Il lirst-class shop in the
brick row opposite tie Home Journa. Of
licc. where he will practice barbering in
all is branches. He keeps everything in
parlor style. lie has conveniences for all
those who wish to wash their faces anu
hands. free Of charge. Give him call.
lie l. also prepared to mend broken mn
brrllas in workmanlike manner. at low
Tares. lsrp2U
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-11

Judge Kelley. who is in W ashinptop,
gives it as his opinion that the resum,.
ton act cannot be, and will not be, en-
forced. lie thinks the first act of Con-
gress will be either TO repeal the act OIL
extend the time to an indefinite day
which will he about the same thing.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-11

Carrick. llollins Il Co. vs.. james Hendrix
and j, +, Anderson.
BY virtue Of an order OF sale to me d.
rcrlcd. from the Clrrk OF the Circuit Court
Of Franklin rounty. Tenn, | will offer FOR
sale 10 the highest bidder, for CASH. at
the Courthouse door in the town OF WIN
clcs' or, ON
Monday, November 9TH, 1877,
one store-hOusc in district No. u Frank
lin county. Tenn. and bounded Il follows:
On the east by y Il Z Railroad, south by,
George Rice, west by the mountain. and
north by unknown land; but running
back north OF the depot house. and BENG
the SAINT lands upon winch Jas Hendrix
now lives. Levied upon rs the property
Of JnO + Anderson. to satisfy ,ald order OF
sale for S52GOj, interest. costs, etc.
This October lSt. 1877.
II STEWART, Sheriff.
oct4-tds So
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TabIc Ot WNightS and NIensurcs.

a box II inches square and II inches
dcep Will hold Il fraction ovcra bushel.
y box 10 inches square and lO31 inches
deep will hold II halt busIcl.
a box Sc inches square and ~ inches
deep will hold Il peek.
y box I inches square and 5ls inches
deep will hold Il gallon.
a box . inches square and ) % inches
deep will hold Il half gallon.
OoX ! inches square and I | D inches
deep viii hold IL quart.
y box 20 inches square and 1875 inches
derp Is said to hold two bushels of coal.
u BOX IL inches square and lOl. inches
ucrp VIII hold one bushel OF coal.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-11

The struggle for the United States
Scnatorship in Kentucky waxcs warm.
There are several aspirants for that
responsible position. Among the
number are Hons. Proctor Knott and
John Young Brown,
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ATTACHMENT.
john McCamllie W. GnnL

''"" "~c'""iiie vs.. Geo. |. jones.
,,, IN tni5 eans, it appearing. by aai l,v;.
tlat defendant. Geo. /. jon.ss )" .lvit.
indebted to the plaintiK. and j. Justly
,Ic Ji ,nc State OF Tennessee So ,ts,
served UPON process of law cannot be
taclment having been iErislnd' At
property by Joe. Turncy' ON his
io,strlct. 1t is thereiore. orlernh ist
publication be made in the IIom ,atted that
T i 'P Iar ro in the town OF W%in "H"rnal'
mandingI the 'o .aiG Successive weeks. COM,
fore me, or f soma r]e n, toappear be-
: iace, a. my Office, in rho r., Oh the
5 5-'h OF franklin county. Ts e'vll Dis
to n, .,i 81 October. ls77, and NALL NALL on the
'' Td with exprte. VIII be pro-
ANS 'epteInJtr 18th. 1s77.
scp?7-4t l. MERRITT, J. p.
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NJ VI. Henderson Il Co. VS.. JnO. +. An.
dcrsOn and others.
BY virtue of an order of sale to me di.
rectcd, from the Clerk OF the Circuin
Court of Franklin county, Tenn, | viii
offer for sale, for CASH, ut the Court.
house door in the town OF Winchester, OIL
Monday, November 5tll. 1877.
the following described tract of land ".
Ing in district No. II OF Franklin county,
Tenn ana bounded is follows: On til,
north by John + Andcr>un's lO0O-acrt
tract and the Anderson ~ " illiams entry
south by the State of Alabama; west by
the lands of Larkin Willis widow and
children. and east by the Williams a An
dcrsOn entry.
Said land lies in GOurd Neck, and is all
OF that part of said Anderson Scntcr
lands heretofore not conveyed to Wills
widow and children. containing 40 acres.
more or less, and Will be sold to satisfy
said order OF sale, amounting to Sl77 81,
interest, costs, etc.
This October LIST, 1877.
IL STEW Sheriff.
octi-tds 81
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-11

The election tor Mayor and Alder
men Of Chattanooga occurs on the 18th
Of November, when a lively time is OK
pecled. W. hope the Democrats will
he more successful than they were in
ashvillc.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-11

A Kentucky man is reported to be
operating daily n steam wagon OF his
own invention, which weighs about
$500 pounds, runs at the rate Of If.
teen to twenty miles an hour, and can
he turned easily.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-11

One Of the most beautiful women Of
New York is now in the BloomingdaIe
Insane Asylum, the insanity being
caused by the use Of enamel on her
face. Take warning. ladies'.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-11

Over seven hundred State and cOun,
ty officers are to he elected in Tcuncs-
see next fall. There will probably be
about seven thousand candidates.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-11

There will he a reunion of the lst
Tennessee Regiment (Mancy's,) at
Nashville, October 25th, with n ban.
quet and address by X, l.. Caruthers,
Esq, at night,
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W. +. Kcrcheval Us. j. II. Martin and VIM
lInIIin

W. +. KcrcIeval VS.. j. ii, Martin and VIM.
hlaltin.
By virtue Of an order OF sale to me di.
rCCtcd from the Circuit Court OF Frank
lin county, Tenn. in the above cati>e, |
will offer Tor sale to the highest bidder,
frCASll, at the Courthouse door in WIN
chester, on
Monday, November 9TH, 1877,
the undivided interest OF } II Martin and
VIM Martin in their fathers (W + Martin,
dcc'd,) tract OF land, lying in civil district
no. 4 OF Franklin county, Tenn, and
bounded It's follows: On the cast and
north by lands known us the Z K Horton
placd, on the north and west by til; j }
Gardner lands, and on the south by un-
known mountain Lands, containing 2jC
acres, more or less, anG will nc sold 10 sat
isty said order OF sale, amounting IL
S3l .Oj and costs, interest. &c.
This October LIST. 1877.
II STEW ART, Sheriff.
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Mr.. Hayes Southern policy is sim-
ply a recognition of the equality of the
States under the Constitution-hothlng
more, nothing less,
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Notwithstanding the severe cold
weather last winter, it is said that the
orange crop will be larger than ever
before.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-11

An unknown MAJ suIcided in the
streets Of ElgcIieId with a razor one
day last week. lie was about 80 years
Of age, and is supposed 10 have been
lrhorIng under dolirium tremcns.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-11

W. NJ. Woolcock has been appoint.
ed Revenue Collector for this district,
vice b b. CIiGc, resigned, with head.
quarters at Nashville.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-11

Nine thousand three hundred and
cighty-siX pounds Of dried fruit were
shipped from Manchester, Coffee Gun
ty. in one day last week,
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II Is claimed thai New York toNday
dominates the field Of American poll.
tics and shapes the issue IF National
politics.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-11

senator ConkIIng is preparing to
make war on the Administration, and
has purchased the National Rcp1hli-
can for that purpose.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-11

Judge Kelley estimates the indie
pendent vote Of Pennsylvania any
where between 10000 and $4,000, and
no u Il tell which party will be
most hurt.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-11

According to the reports Of the
newspapers, there is IA great deal Of
sickness all over the State-much more
than usual for this season Of the year,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-11

The vile Of Hon. Jno, NJ. Bright is
" ing stthe point of death, OF puImon-
AIRY affection, at her home in Fayette.
vile.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-11

The news from Mexico is n little
bilious, and indicates anything but a
peaceful solution Of the trouble along
the Rio Grandc.
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James Il a. Sharp VS.. Jas. NJ. McNabb.

James Il A. Sharp VS.. Jas. NJ. McNabb.
by virtue of an execution to M direct
ed from the Clerk OF the Circuit Court o
Franklin county, Tenn, | will offer TO
sale to the highest bidder tor CASH. a
the Courthouse dUOl in The town of Win
chester, on
Monday, Nov mbcr 9Th, 1877.
the follow ing tract OF land in civil district
No. |. Franklin county. Tenn, known Il,
lot No. II OftiIc trace OF land belong ny to
Ashull Alcnl at his death, and sold by de-
cree Of the Circuit Court, adjoining the
lands of VIM Reavcs on the north, Tlos
l. Began on the west. Elijah Meredith on
the south, and on the east by Sharp Il
Thrustin-containing 80 acres and , rOUds
more or less. Levied upon as the prop
crty Of James McNabb.
Also, II tract of land IN same district
oS the above, bounded on the east by DR.
Harris, west by b lsuSscy and llancurk's
heirs, south by b lsnsscy and John Finch,
colorcd, and nortI, by Or Harris and Is
Russcy-contoininG 10 acres. more or less.
sold to satisfy said execution for Sl5G.40
costs, etc.
This October LIST, 1877.
If + STEWART, Sheriff.
0cti-tdS 0iR
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Monday, November 9th, 1877,
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". +. Kcrcheval vs.. j. NJ. Il }. II. Martin,
By virtue Of an order Of sale to me is
sued from the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
OF Franklin county, Tenn, | will offer for
sale to the highest bidder, Tor CASH. at
the Courthouse door in the town OF Win
chester. on
Monday, November 9TH, 1877,
the undivided interest that .Ino II Martin
has in the following described tracts OF
lana in districts NOs. 10 and !, ard bound
ed Us follows: First tract, Oh the east and
north ~ the lands know rs the Horton
place, on the north and west 10y } j Card
ncr's lands, and on the south by Unknown
mountain lands-containlng 80 acres,
more or less. Sc :ond tract, bounded on
the north and east 10y } j q, rdncr, and on
the west ty } } Notwithstanding %
acres. Third tract, bounded on the north
by Erwin, west by Erwin, south by Gard
ner, and cast by Notwithstanding 60
acres, more or less. win be sold to satisfy
said order OF sale, amounting to SGGS.40,
interest, costs. etc.
This October list, 1877.
III + STEW ART, Sheriff.
oct4-tds 90
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-11

Seven hundred aud fifty thousand
persons have fallen victims to the fam
inc in India, and the count is not yet
completed.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-11

Mr.. Hayes is represented as deter
mined that the New York olilcc-hold-
ers shall not set his administration at
defiance.