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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-10

C0CNTERFEITING IN STATE Prison
John Gam, charged with passing cou Qter-
felt money, was released from cus,o iy in
Nashville, Tenn, Wednesday. ii having
been proven that he had lived in the noun
tains, away from civilization SO long, he
had no better sense. He said he got the
counterfeits from his brother James Gam.
row in the penitentiary, who in consequence
was given % lashes in that institution. in
the Pre- sence of large number or cOavicts
good deal OF this spurious stuff has been
coined in the penitentiary, and every con-
vict caught at it is punished. The moulds
used are made of plaster of paris, and the
work is very common. James Gam. while
at work on the Cincinnati Southern rail
read, not long since escaped, and was badly
shot upOn his recapture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-10

DAILY REPORT BUREAU OF ENGRAVING
AND Observation-Disclosures August 8, 1871:
To the Comptroller OF the Currency-Na-
tional currency notes, $4,000. Loan Divi
sion-FOur per cent. coupon consols, $50, 00e
miscellaneous, S10,310. Total, S2l6,3l0
Balance on hand at close OF days work
SlSi sec. 1 20,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-10

~ SAMUEL @. YOUNG,
- NOTARY PUBLIC,
octn-tf OHFIcR-STAR BuILpINs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-10

A SAD CAsE.-The Alexandria Gazette
states that Mir. \. Il. MERCER, editor of the
ICudoun VA Enterprise, has been placed
IN Mount Hope Asylum, near Baltimore.
While on visit 20 Baltimore last week Mr.
MERCER experienced q slight attack OF sun
stroke, but on returning home was thought
10 have recovered from its effects. Later in
The week. however, he began to exhibit un-
mistaken signs OF insanity, and finally be-
came very violent, with occasional lucid in
tervals. Mr.. Mercier is a young man, not
yet thirty years of age, strictly temperate
ard highly Intelligent, and his relatives
hope by giving him Immediately the al want
age OF The eminent medical attendance at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-10

A DASTARDLY ACT.-The police are max
ing earnest efforts TO discover the miscreant
or miscreants who threw poison into the salt
water section OF the New York aquarium. a
day or two ago, and thus poisoned many
thousand dollars worth OF rare fishes. No
arrests have been made as yet, but there is
parties has been discovered. A more wan
ton piece of rasoality ii is impossible TO i'm
agine, and no wonder the public Indignation
against its cowardly perpetrators amounts
TO positive excitement. The motive, il Is
oorJectured, was revenge on the part of some
discharged employe. against the proprfetOrs.
AS the aquarium il in some sense pu lie
institution. IL is probable that the common
council will authorize the mayor to Offer a
reward TO make sure OF the detection of the
guilty parties.1N. y. Cor. Phi Letter.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-03-29

Y W or, rha sleeping Preach
or Of North Alabama, Confirming
M Account Of the Most Wonderful Mys-
terlous Mental Phenomc H. fully Au-
thenticatcd by Living Witnesses. Ed
tied by Rev. q. W. Mitchell,
This Is the title page 10 n neatly
bound little hook, for viii ii Rev. Ja,,
Campbell. OF Winchester, is agent, All
of ~ in and near Winchester know
personally the Sleeping Prrachrr-
Rev. &, Is, Sanders In this book,
winch is II biography Of the man, we
find the names Of n host of witnesses
VINO testify that Mr., Sanders, in biz
strange steep, has lorctold the locati"n
of certain things, and the occurrence OF
things, which no human agency coulI
have done, Among these an" We
find the following, who ARE well known
to most OF the readers Of the Home
Journal: Rev. Jam $ Campbell, MIS-
G. H.. =, { erd, MIS-. Judge A. S.
Alarks, Dr. Lewis MctcnIrr, Miss 5 f.,
Murrell, Rev NJ II Bone, r., n T.,
Power. Mr. J W. %Buchunen, and 9th
crs, The price Of the hook is II dol
lar, and AIR, Campbell, in Il few days,
obtained over one hundred subscribers
Buy il, and read it. We may have
more to say about it hereafter,
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FROM BELVIDEitE.
DELvIDEKE. Tenn, March &c.

DELvIDERE, Tenn, March &c.
Editor Home Journal:
In the last issue OF the Home journal !
learned from Refrain" that | was your
regular correspondent from this place. |
did not know that | occupied tnis posi-
tiun. II Ind have known it. | might
have been NJ times very much discouraged
for fear nothing woul, have been left tor
me to write about, after the pens OF IKE
frnin" and "Alphu.' and others, who have
Numbered forth from time to time the ilI-
mortal facts OF this interesting cOmnIuni-
ty. Not knowing THIS. ! was easy and
happily Interested, while their interesting
sicklts were rraping down and %ghrnerinT
the ripe fields OF thought that lay spread
out before them.
The health of this community Is said to
BE- improving.
The farmers are pushing their work
bravcly, and many will soon he ready to
plant corn. The signs OF the wheat crop
are not so favorable as last year.
There will be a scattering peach crop.
though many trees will not bloom out
this season.
The material progress Of this vicinity
still goes on. Two dwellings are being
built. Bailding houses and barns are
more frequent in this community. Mr..
Frakcr. | believe, has completed his large
hay aud grain house ON High street. MIR.
Zagg, one mile east of this place, had !;
balm built some time a9O that cost him
$1,000. Mr.. Mieschcr's barn. lla miles
north of here. looks like II depot. 1t. per-
haps. cost AS much as Zagg's. Other
barns are in contemplation.
fJ,nnl..- nluvipJ IL "A yprI nODulGr game
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Personal.

Hon. Jesse Arledge. OF the Stat
Senate, returned home last Saturday
to be in Attendance upon Court, The
Legislature adjourned on Monday last
Among the prominent men in attend
ancc upon Circuit Court we are glad t"
see Col, W. +. Krrcheval, than whom
a better lawyer or etter'hcarted man
can scarce hc found.
Or j. G. McCutchcon. whose serious
illness no. long since made many OF
his friends fear that he intended to
leave tncm Tor good, has been in Win.
chester several days lately, looking al
most rs well as he ever did, And W.
congratulate him. He has u spien 'id,
liuera! heart, and we could c!lcertuII\
recommend him to the most beautiful
widow in all the land.
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From the 9Th District.
Editor Home journal:

Editor Home journal:
| will again attempt to give you the
news from this District. though nothing
OF much Importance to chronicle.
The warm weather for the last few day s
has improved the appearance OF wheat,
but, with the best of luck, we 10 not eX-
Dert an average crop this year..
We hear some talk that complaining
will commence this week. but We think it
best to wait until about the l0ti of April.
We will have Il few peaches in the neigh
borllooI ofJ. NJ Brattou and others. if not
killed about Easter Sunday but most of
the peach trees in the low lands arc surely
killed, Tor they look as dry US in mid
winter.
AS last Sabbath was the day for preach
inn at VT. Reserve, w TENDED that place
and found a large congregation 10 hear
Rev. j. l.. Payne. who is always on hard
the Attn Sabbath of each month. We no
ii, ell that u few gentlemen came IN just ut
the close OF the services. We think people
should ret to church IN time to hear Tie
text.
From what We can learn. the Changers
Of the l7th and Sth Districts are still alive.
They nold meetings ut Mt ReserveClurcl
every month. and seem to be in good
working order We learn that they are
purchasing their dry goods AMI groceries
through solne system or other, which we
suppose pays them. We do not blame any
mai for making his dollar buy all he can
neither do we blame II mar Tor making
one dollar make two dollars, and that in
thirty days time, so he does it honesty
But we farmers should be very careful
HOW the dollars are spent. In fict, it he
comes all professions to look after their
interests. But it does seem to me that the
farmer has \ pretty hard time. compared
with other professions. Only think OF the
farmer selling his corn at 30 cents pei
huslel, sorghum at % cents per gallon, ant
other produce accordingly.
Well, for fear l weary the patience o.
some Wit may not think as | do, | viii
close. Yours. traternally, 4.
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Nashville Market.

FLOrR-Supcrlinc, So 7jaG 90; family,
$G75l7OO; cAtm family, $3.50; cl'oiec
family, $40,
CORN MEALc-Unboltc !, l5c, sacked
poltrd, sucked, 47c'
CORN-I.o"su, from wagon, 3Va3Sr; IN
depot sacked, 4jc; ear, Sic; bulk. WHITE
ilri mixed, Noe, on cars, IN llllng orders,
Wli"NT-Rrd. II, 2jtliO; amber ant
white, Sl,I6nl 81.
O~ATs-sarkcd and delivered in depot,
52r.
RlE-From wagon, GOlG5c.
HAl-TimUlhy. SlGOli2O 90,
BULK MEATS Clear Sides, Sair: clear
rib sides, Slec; shoulders. Gllr. mi packed,
COUNTRY MEATS-SrIIIng from wag-
ons, shoulders. Gs4"; hams, S"lr; sides,
S14r;sr per p"un'i more Is clialIc from
store, Lard, 10 sallc
IRISH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rose
%lsn,srt, Peerless ana Pink Eye, per bar
rel, Sl.jO,
DRIED FRulT-Applcs, Be; p~rarlv'
SAB; black berries, &C..
FEATHERS ,Cnnirr, Ale.
B.ESW AN-Choicc. 2Sr,
GlNSENG-Dry. from first hands, SlU
Lilo.
WOOL-Unwashed, lSa2O"; washed, 2Sa
30.
Bu rTER-Country, from first hands,
common. IL zoo; prime, lSr22r.
pOGLlit( -CnirkcnS, lSa2Or Tor hens
young chickens. lluljc. according to sizr
turkeys. GjaSjr.
TALLOW-Choicc. 73c.
EGGS-frOm first hands, l!c; packed,
lie.
SEEDS-Clovcr, red, $1,000: Sapling,
Sll00. Timothy. prime. - 2jaa,5O. Rcd
Top. 15r. BlUr Gri-e, clean. $500; rX-
ira clean. $40. Orrllrrd Ora :. ~, %
Hungarian. sac. Missouri Milict, ) 100,
German Nillpt. GDr.
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The Buckeye.

IL i. A we'll established fact, that Ia
Buckeye Pile Ointment will cure,
il usel according to directions. The
E,culus Hippocastanum, or Horse
Chestnut, commonly know as the
Backeye, has been highly esteemed tor
many years, owing TO the fact that 1t
possesses virtues lying in the bitter
principle called Escnlin, which can 'C
used for the cure Of Piles II Affected
with that terrible disease. use Buckeye
Pile Ointment. and We relieved.
For sale by 6 g. Phillips, Winches
Ter. Tenn.
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Nonresident Notice.
Martha Frame and others vs.. X. n. Man

Martha Frame and others VS.. II. n. Mann
n others.
Upon motion and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Clerk and Master FROM
c~omplainants hill in above cause, which
is sworn to that the defendants. Felix
+. smith and wife Mary ,. smith. Peter
Wear and wife Noble Wear, James NOUlS
AMI Mathew Woods. are non-residentS OF
the State OF Tennessee. so that the Ordina
~ process Of law csnnot be served up
Oh them.
Ii is therefore ordered that publication
he made for four consecutive weeks in the
lone Journal. published in Winchester,
Tenn. requiring the sad nonresident lie
PENDANTS 20 appear on or before the fourth
Monday in June next. before the Cnan-
'ery Court ut Winchester. Franklin COun-
ty. Tenn. and plead. answer or demur to
'omplainants' bill. or the same shall lie
taken for confessed and set tor hearing cx
pirte as To them
Witness my h md. at Office in Winches-
ter, Tenn, this March 26,. 1877.
L. II. FINCH, CO NJ.
mar29-4w Al
Fitzpatrick & Gregory. Solicitors for
! cOmplainants.
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a. Ladies' AMI Cents fine Kit
Gloves just received by Embrey, Bro.
IL Go.

E- A wealthy stock company from
Canton. Ohio, has purchased an inter
est in the mill property and farm ct
Mr.. Stricken. on Elk river. about ten
miles north OF Winchester. and intend
to put in operation machinery for the
manufacture of cotton yarns and cloth.
We chroniclc with pleasure such An ev-
iience on the part OF Northern capital
lists Of confidence as the investment oi
their money in our midst indicates,
and hope to sec a heavy influx of CAPT
tai and Sailed labor into our county.
We have the finest water power here
that can he found in the south. aud
our people give a cordial reception to
Nil men. from whatever cline or nation
they may hail, who come with the in
tention Of being identified with our IN
terests. This company intend to build
up u little manufacturing city. to be
called 'SoutbLosell," and. VIC learn
have already employed a good nurnbcl
OF our mechanics. who will commence
work in a lew days. We wish This
company all manner Of success in theii
laudsb'c enterprise.
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Non-Resid Mt Notice.
l.. L. Mathews vs.. John l.. Mathews and

l.. l.. Mathews W.. John l.. Mathews and
others.
Upon motion. and it appearing to the
satisfaction OF the Clerk and Master. from
compliments hill in the above cause,
which j. sworn to. that the defendants.
John l.. Mathews and Iachiriah Matthew's
are uon-rrsidents of the State of Trnnc>-
see. AMI that the residence of defendant,
James II. Mathews, j. u~nknOwn.s 80 that the
ordinary process Of law cannot be served
upon them
lt is therefore ordered that publication
he made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home Journal. published in Winchester,
Tenn, requiring said NONRESIDENT defend
ants to apppar on or beioret the 4th Monday
in June next. before the Chancery Court
ut Winchester. Franklin county. Tenn.
and plead. answer or demur To complain
ant. bill. or the SAINT will b" taken for
confessed and set for hearing expartc rs to
them.
Witness my hand at office. in Winches-
ter March 9TH, ls17.
+. II. FINCH, C.& VI.
marS-4w 1 80
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sz- Last Wednesday afternoon ia

E1- Last Wednesday afternoon Jas
Gam, who escaped some time since
from the pe%nitentiary, was brought I"
Winchester. He was captured a! Paint
Rock, by Messrs. Pickncy L. Thro"er
and Mart and Richard Cochran. Gam
resisted his captors, and was shot
threa times. two balls passing through
his right shoulder and one grazing his
forehead. Cams pistol Jailed to 90
of, ard he Knocked Thrower down.
Throwcr then, in self-,lefensr. stabbed
Gam neal the heart. making & serious
wound. The prisoner was t,kcn 70
Nashville. There was only S25 reward
for him. and he had only a few months
TO serve when he escaped.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-03-29

There Is no medicine prescribed 10y ply
%Sician'. or sold by Druggists, that carries
such evidence Of its success and superior
virturaS linsclcr'S tie, man syrup tor So
we're Coughs. ,oldS settled on the Breast,
Consumption, or RAINY disease OF che Throat
and Lungs. \ proof of That tact Is That
any person afflicted, can @cta sample Bot
tie for 10 cents and try It's superior effect
before buying the regular size at 7jrrntS.
1t mas lately been introduced in this rOun-
try from Germany. aud its wonderful
cures are astonishing every one that use
it. Three dose, will relieve amy case Try
it. Sold by j. NJ. ilutrhinS and G.G. Pail
lips. Winchester. Tenn. and hy all resp, C.
table Druggists in ti' United States.
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COURT LAND SALES
For April 8, 1877.

John 4. Mann ei ais Va. John W. Syler
and otIIciS.
By virtue of a decree Of the County
CouIt tor Franklin county Tennessee. at
it, February Term. 1877. and revived at It's
March Term. 1877. | will. rs Clerk ana
Special Commissioner, On
Mrnlay, April 9th. 1877,
at the Courthouse door IN Winchester. Of
ter for sale. to the highest bidder. on a
credit Of one and two wears. except 10 per
centum in cash on day OF sale. the follow
iny described tract Of land lying on FIN
river. and bounded a. follows: On the
north by Elk river. IN the east by Mccoy
and others. on tie south iy the Lands Tor
merly owned by \. Buttrrworth and 9TH
I, :, aud on the west by Jesse A~ricdge---
containing 35l acres The biddihSS |"
commence ut 81 per acre.
The purchaser will be required to give
notes with approved security. ana alien
retained until all the purchase money Is
paid.
March 10th. 1877.
GLEN. ARLEDGE, Clerk.
mar23-tds
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E9y- From a short advertisement in
another column, it viii he seen that
our tellow-rit,zpn, Prof, A. Jourdan,
eon,cmplatcs leaving us the coming
Fall We learn that he has received
tlattcring offers from q distance to
teach the French language. but will re.
main in Winchester until Fall as a duty
40 the classes he is now teaching. and
in order to settle up his business. We
wish him succcss wherever he may go.
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S8-Uonsldera"lr interest seems To
he felt in the trial OF Albert 5. Price,
charged with the murder Of Hardy
Smith 1t is questionable If y jury can
ne made up IN this county, according
10 the present foolish laws in opera
ton. Que thing is certain: Circuit
Court Clerk. w W. Eslill, vii! ha,et to
swear many and many in or''er to get
n competent jurnr-tIial is. one who
can pass unchaIlcngrl. But he does
his swearing gracefully, efficiently aud
in Qulck time,
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(Lan5aag' Of tie Bon Ton AID 60 rtcg,)
Prof. \. JDUItDAN

Thanks the citiH.uS OF inrhcstcr for
the liberal patronage received toy lim In
tcarhIn4 tile French language Ne has
Slcrcrdrd IN getting up II large class, and
regrets That uc had to refuse to receive adj
dilIons. But he would inform the puzzle
that on the LIST OF January, 1871, he will
open n new class, and all persons VINO
wish to enter it must make immediate APP
pllcatIon
W. j. slater, J,l" Bunga, VS.. rmh'ry,
Mes. Emorry, j. b.. Fitzpatrick. DR.. }
W. ltussrl. Harry Henderson, &. l.
WLIm>lry. DR.. j.. {. Suapard. NJ. II
Wllku-ou. Can't. y. pulicld, j +. Merritt
lrlrnrr.
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Nonresident Notice.
Nathan Tumlin vs.. Sallie Tumlin.
divorce Bill.

Nathan TumIln vs.. StlIle Iulnlln.
divorce BILL
Upon motion, and it appearing to the
satisfaction Of me Clerk IL Master. from
complainant's bill flied in above cause.
which is sworn to, that the defendant.
Sall;e Tumlin Is Il NONRESIDENT OF the
State of Tennessee. 50 that the ordinary
process OF law cannot be sertsl upon
her.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home Journal. published in Winchester.
Tenn. requiring said n-reSident dcien-
dant to appear on or before the 18th Mon
day in june next. before the Chancery
Court at Winchester. franklin county.
Tenn. and plead. answer or demur IN
complainant's bill. or the same will lie ia
ken Tor confessed AMI set for hearing ex
pirte A. to her Witness my hand. at
| Office in Winchester. Tenn. This March %
lS77. L. H.. flNCll, L. q NJ.
mar29-4w 80
Davis g. Martin. Solicitors for complain
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Hunts Station, Tennessee.

The undersigned is now prepared to re-
criyc and fill all orders, at short notice,
tor the following kinds Of lumber. 1T the
annexed prices:
Oak. per NJ" per cal load. 81. Sll.5O
Delivered ut Winchester or Dcchcrd. $3.50
Cum. per W.. per ear load, .... lI.50
DELIVERED 1t Winchester or Dcchcrd, ESQ
Poplar. per W., per ear load, 1850
Delivered at Winrhcstcror Drclcrd, 1880
viii receive wheat, corn. bacon. and any
other mcrchantahlr barter. taken in eX-
change for lumber at market prices.
j. ID. LlPSCOMB
August 9TH, lS75-tf
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Prom The 18TH District.


Editor Home journal;
In passing around over the different
pirls 1T the county, | ln"kily dropped inc
this beautiful little valley to spend ten
days, and showing You desire the news OF
the county generally. | viii write you II
brief q mmunirlIion from THIS point,
lind yon have many friends here ana
IT this people only IItd II poStoIlirc the
journal would mrrl II welcome reception
The Poop have made II very liberal
start here In the direction OF another crop
The ragged mountains that entirely SUR
round the valley seem To occupy abon the
sam, position rs when You lsrd To VISIT
here during your canvaSsing days.
Among the late improvements IN tins
valley i II neat, ncwly -littrd-up church.
waich reflects credit upon the So0d co
workers Of this vicinity.
We witnessed the SOlrmniINtlOn OF the
rites OF mntrlmony between Mr. W. Z
llolirr and Miss II. G. Sells, each Of whom
are highly cstcrmri ly all who know
them. ANA every one seemed happ! 10
hear Of heir union,
WIcut LOOKS quite promising llcrc-lH
:Wo weeks alcad OF that on the SIDE "i the
mountain
All say tllerc is Il l%ttcring prospect for
frni', II not yet blasted.
More non OCCASIONAL '
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Ey-Mrs. N L Days and her sister.
Mis- JOHNNIE Adams, advertise the re-
ception of their Spring Millinery.
These ladies take especial pride in the'r
business, and manifest most elegant
taste in their Purchases There are no
persons Of our acquaintance who are
more fully posted always upon the
latest and most attractive sly les ct
dress. Go aud see their Pattern Hats
and BUnnets.
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I%nsolvent Notice.

Having suggested the insolvency OF the
OF u. h. Roberts. deed. all persons
indebted to said estate are hereby notified
to make immediate settlement: and those
holding claims against SAID estate must
file them, duly authenticated, with the
Clerk OF the County Court OF Franklin
county, within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be forever barred.
ID. ). LONG,
March 10Th, 1877. Administrator.
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n ew Mill,
NEW MACHINERY.

We have just finished our mill. and put
it in complete running order. The ma
"clinrry is all new, and OF the latest and
most approved styles. and we are prepared
to make better flour ANA meal. and more of
it. than ANY mill, in this part oitic state.
We can Grind from $50 to 200 bushels per
Gay. Bling your grain to us, and We VIII
guarantee satisfaction.
We will pay the highest cash price for
wheat delivered at or mills. We want
from LOCO to l.5UO bushels per monta
We lrcl very thHnNtul tor the liberal
PATRONAGE bestowed ON Us heretofore, and
| solicit a continuance of the same. rs we
are now better prepared than ever to give
satisfaction, ESIlI.L II BRO.
Proprictors Upton Mills.
apr6
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NOTICE !

Having purchased the notes and
l'r 'uuJ, due tlc Iormrr lirm OF Mont
GouIrry 4 CaiHow, all tdosr inlrrHtri
must come up lMMEDlAIEII and SET
or said notes and acco"ntS VIII br
III the hands of an officer. A. do
ipt inicHd to let them ran out Of date.
Pay mcmt can BIZ made to I'd. MomCAom-
cry A. ID. CADION.
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Esy- Mr.. T J. Jackson has received

Eay- Mr.. T J. Jackson has received
n very superior assortment Of Dry
Goods and Groceries, and we are sat
isir,l that those who need any tIlng III
his line will do well to p%aironlZc him
He is one of the most careful men We
ever knew in selecting hlB goods, and
takes especial pans in dealing squarel.y
and tairlv with customers
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Virtoria. the insane ncSress who has
been tor several week. troubling our
cilizrns, still runs at large. We do
hope that our County Court, M II"
unsrtrrly session n"x' Monday, "I!i 1t"
snmethin! towards relieving the tax
PAYERS OF this nuisance Put her out
70 the lowest bidder TO take care Of
her.
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Mare for Sale

have Il good mare which | will trade
tor cash; or, part cash. and balance in
cora. wheat, etc. or Il good inil"h COW.
She viii WORK any where. In good con
dition. a.. JOCRDAN.
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-03-29

Sxy- Mrssrs. BIcdsoc & Matthews,
OF the Stevenson House, Stevenson.
Ala. are keeping n splendid hotel.
Five trains eat with them. and they IN
" clSrgc fifty cents for first-c'ass
square" meals Success to them.
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