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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-01-03
FROM IL
DYcHKRD. Tenn, Dec. 81. 1877.
Editor Home journal:

lENNsy DCC' Oh 1910
Editor Home Journal:
All quiet about Decherd this morning.
Christmas passed oil very quietly here.
with tn" exception Ot the ustia, noise Of
guns and tire-crArkcrS.
The Young folks got up Il Christmas
Tree Festival on Christmas Eve. The
tree was placed in tile Presbyterian
Cllur, Ii. 1t WAS handsomely decorated.
an loaded down with presents. a large
audience Vas in attendance, ana every
thing went off satisfactorily
Several weddings took place in the
neighDorhood above Drcllerd during the
week preceding Christmas.
a negro wOuna,., wife OF Peter Perkins.
died ON the 24th inst.
Tbieviny operations have been going on
in this place for the past week or TWO. In
the fist place. Wesley EmOrey's saloon
was entered. and the tilict must have been
rat,,er an h0ncsG one. as Wesley didn't
miss anything but Il plug OF tobacco. ne
certainly didn't drink. The freight nous,
office was the next place broken into. AMI
that thief las after money. but after pick
ing at the safe and trying to prize the
money drawer open. and failing. he de-
caluI,ed. Quite a number of Express
packages were LYNN. III the agents Office,
but none were missing. The house
of Lrnrhan d HOLLAND was entered u I Nv
nights go and about twrnt! five or tlir-
" dollars taken from tine money ,irawer.
The drawer was also taktSi out and lett u
short distance from the Stur'. An attempt
was made to entr: the stOrc-lioLsr OF AUS
tell x Bro. on Saturday night. hut tine
thief did not succeed. rs tie windows amt
doors we're securely barred.
Dechcrd has had several acce-sionS IN
the way of good citizens recently. Mr.
HUGH Boyle and W ii MaXry. 20 both
lived in the neigh 'orlool ui E,till
Springs. Mr. n W Garner and JCV An
der.on. all nave moved to this place. Mr.
Bo-le has been in i'll health for some time.
but i. improving slowly.
Mr. W Is Fields. VINO lives i've miles
above prciier,l. mad the misfortune to ret
his residence burned one night week be-
fore last The family lost nearly all their
wearing apparel and roast furniture.
They Succeeded in saving their bedding
and bed clothes, and. fortunately. saved
the smOke-liOlise.
Rev W l. Rot-cr. of Rutherford county.
preached at the Presbyterian Church yes
terday-Sahbath. Ow ing to the inrlcm-
ency Of the weather. only a small congre-
CATION turned out.
And now. friend Slater. wishing you
success and prosperity tor the new year,
We bid you farewell tor 1877.
Respectfully, X.
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Mrs. A. c. Plnml.e is n good o
gnan. We have been a welcome guest
at her house several times. and she
WIS always refined. good insured, in
tellisrnt snd-just such = 'oms" ~
ou.t, to lie the wife o: Captain A Z
Piuml-s, who is \ gentleman in every
respect. We hope he will not become
Jealous when we tell him that his
..yooi wife" sent us the hest present
we received during the Holidays
What that present WAS we hold ourse'f
ready to answer for, just as ready NJ
CAPT. p. is to sell goods.
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We had the pleasure of forming the
acquaintance OF DR. II, = Williams, ri
Cowan. lust Tuesaa,. He is, W. IN
derstanl, doing an extensive practice
IN the eastern portion of the county.
and his SUCCESS us II practitioner since
his residence among Us ~hespeaks l"i
him that he will s0'n be one oi Oui
most prominent physicians, His w'Ie'
IN COMPANY with HIM, is on visit |"
oar to W. W. Garner.
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Non-R Resident Notice.
j y MrCutclpon. adm'rOt G j Fltzgcrhl'
deed. W, John Barnes,

j Y MrCutcheon, ahm'r OF G j Fitzgerald
deed, W, John Blrncs,
Upon motion, and 1t appearing TO the
satisfaction of the Clrrk " Master. from
complaiuantS' nill ~ ABOVE 'iNSe' which
i sworn to. TINT the defendant, john
Rlrno., 1, n non resident OF the state OF
tennessee. 40 tn I the ordinary PROCESS OF
law cannot be- served upon lim,
II Is therefore ordered that pm llcaIlon
he made for four successive weeks N ~,
Home journal. pupli-hcd In Winrlc'lrr'
Fem. requiring said nonresident d'lrn''
ant 20 appear on or before the W. ""l'-
dnv inJinuury next, before the 'hahrtry
Court At Winchester, rlnklli county
Tenn, and plead, answer or drmlf I"
"omplaimuut'> hill, or the same VIII De w.
ken Iui confessed and set for hearing cN
mrtr ~ tOllrm
Witness my hand, Mt ollrc in WincIIc'-
ter. Tenn. this Dee. 9Th, lSa7
T. II, FINCH, G. VI
dr20-iw AZ
Mri'utchrOn. solicitor.
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FOR ATTORNEY

We are authorized to announce N. D.
= corg,S Of Lincoln county, Il candidate for
= torDey General Of this (tlic 0tl') Juti-
lial Circuit, comprising the counties OF
rankin, Lincoln, Moore. Warren. Coffee
"a rundy. White, and Van Buren, Election
1T Thursday IN August, 1873
We are authorized to announce w. X.
Francis. Dr.. OF Winchester, Il candidnl"
Tor Attorney General OF this the sixth
Judicial district. Election. lst Thursday
in August. 1873.
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We wish it was possible for us to
k"rp lnsiolate for SIX or eight month,
II large cake given US hv one of the
not,le>l women in Winchester. We ar,
sur We could yet a premium upon i;
At any Fair. AS it ia we have to eat it,
not forgetting to he warmly grateful
20 the good lad, who thought ~
kindly of us.
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A number %! married aud unmarried

A number o! married. aud unmarried
u,rsuus met oil the residence OF DR.. 5ntl
NJ :. Marcel las, Friday night to take
"a Bat it ~ss just the incest and
a,-t hountirul table of good things
al we have enjoyed for II long while.
u suited rs to ~ ~" aud all the bal
~ence," aud every one appeared happy,
Ti,rrc was, besides, sweet music. and
sweet smiles, and pleasant words, and
Flir faces, and-wcJarsd TO u hearts
content.
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Among the noteworthy incidents OF
lnc Holidays was a family dinner at
The residence OF W. W. Garner in Win.
chester, ut which were present his
mother, his wite's mother and two
aunts, whose ages ranged from II to
IS years each. We sill not call tIleir
Eames, because there may be a widow
anoug them, and SHE might not like
tar her sge to lie known.
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X DIS, c

S'"'h
JOSEPH BradtorI's Irir>-Irurgc hunt.
| AGENT. One lot in Winchester. on public
sunire, assessed $1,000 Tax Sll cost -.
Wiley Coblc. %coIorr,l. tWo acres OF land.
| bounded Ivy Emnrry. Smitn. Oakley and
Carter. Tax. ~ IS; cost, So.
Lie Duncan. c%olurcd, onr lot in Win
CHESTER, on CoONpr street, valued at SlJO.
Tax. ~ 81: cO>t. ".
! lintIi Francis. - acres tllanl. bound
I'll br Gregory. Williams. and Mrs E-till.
valued at $50. TaX.sl 10; cost. 50.
John Gill,>pir, rOiOrrd, ore lot hOunUrd
by knight, Hou@htun AMI EstlIl. valued
At so. Tax. SIS; cost. -.
Nna Hannah, r%rlbrr,l. tNO lots. bnInd-
I'd by SINGLETON and lIougliton. valued AT
500. Tax, - N; cost. 80.
Mrs. Mary \ ilutctIin>. deed. one tract
of land cont ming ~ acres. bounded by
Fitzpatrick. Brazrlton and l. l. =. aud val
ird at $500. Tax. ~ 90 ro>t. % Also.
one lot in Winchester. on High street, val
urd At $1,000. Tax. 81; co-t. %.
Salli, Horton. cOiOIrii. one lot bounded
10y John Mrliriirr. col, Sanders and Du-
field. valued vi 500. Tax. ~ 10; cost. 80
Ben Harris and vile. rOlOrp,l. one lot
bounded by Dix. Miller. colorrd. and Stat
ter. valued AT $500. Tax. So 30; cost. 50
JileS Jeanr>. rulOrr,. unr lot in Drcl,-
erd. valued Ut $50. Tax. 5jc: cost. So.
August JanS"n. jr. onr lot in Winchc--
ter. corner OF square and Jefferson street
valued ut $1,000 Tax. Sll; cost -.
George Giles. c~olUrci. one lot in Win
chester. on Jefferson street. valued ut s75
Tax. sc; cost. 81.
VIM Martin. col. one lot In Dccherd
valued ut ga TlX Nl.. rnst 50
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&C.. OF E,llll Sprln.s, sends II, II
communication about Caristnlas Trees
il TIlllhoma, hut it would he out Of
datci 10 publish it now. Besides, the
srjter forgot to sign his full zane
Wr will never publish any communi
cation unless We know the author.
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insolvency Notice.

Having 81 ,y"Strd the insolvency of the
estate OF Louisa llru>lIaw. all persons in
dri,tel tn said estate AZ" hereby notified
to lhr immediate settlement. and those
iIaNin. claims against >aii estate mast nj"
tl,v .alnr. uuly authenticated. with the
Clerk OF the County Court OF Franklin
county within the timr prescribed 10y law
Ii. +. STEW ART.
OFT. l-3m Admin traitor.
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.lome
ID llshed weekly, at ~ per annum, Where the
paper Is sent out Oi the county, 2,20,
ANNOUNCER ENTS.
ron COUNTY COURT CLERK,

Nc are authorized to announce w. Il,
liter kEown rs dick Taylor u can
a.,atc for County Court Clerk of Frank"
an county. Ele' ton in August, 1873.
We ARE authorized to announce !. N.
dartin a candidate for County Court
t k Of Franklin county. Election lirst
In August. 1878.
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FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.

pc Gilbert. - acres land. bounded by
Curlr. Graham. Burt and Powell. NaIurd
at 100 collars. Tax. 3 -; cost. 3 dollars.
Mrs francis trrrk. ~ acres OF land.
bounded ny bit'hwooI. kITtrcd"r and
Staiil. valued at 100 dollars. Tax. | 10;
cost 3 dollars.
W VI iaW>on.SJ acres of lanG. honmirri
by Moore rounty. i'ylant AMI %tinHrv. val
lr,I II 80 ,%iullarS. Tax ISL; cost 80.
Henry P"W"il. lW t"rrS OI iin,i. tnund-
ci ny BruNn. Jones, TLrpiry and Miller.
Nlldr,i At 200 ,.uiltrs. iaN : %; cost SO.
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Horses for Sale.

will sell. ut public sale. 10 the highest
bidder. Tor cash, on the Fable square In
Winch, stcr. next Monday. 7th Int" two
rood llurses--will work ANY where,
. MARTIN GRETZlNGER.
Jan. git
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For the incest and only present we
re, pived during the holidays we are
in,lentrd to two of the clevcrcst and
most popular Young gentlemen in our
town-G. g Phillips and H. G. John
ston. May they live long aud prosper.
D.
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LAND SALE.

~ virtue OF Il decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Franklin county, lem pro-
no,nrpI NJ it, Novrrlbrr Trrm, 1871 ~
the ease Of Louis Donaldson " John Il
Donaldson 1t mis-, | viii, rs Clwk and Sp"-
'ial Commissioner. offer for sale on lue
lat Monday In February, ISIS,
II Nrin@ the ith day OF said month, at the
Z courthouse 'Ioor IN iurlrstrr, Tvnls, the
following tract II land lying IN riNll lis
lrirt No, lof said county Bounded ON tnr
east by the lnd- of j j simmons. win
Rich and I W Bell; south by the lands ot
i'll Rich; west ll lands Of + MOSrlry,
aud north hy the lands oi Juo A Cunts
heirs. and containing Ia acres, more or
luSs,
Pat viii hrrXIllitcl ON nay oi sale,
Buildings to commence IT. Tour dollars per
acre. Ten per rrit. to lr pail IN cash On
,lll of sale. bLlan 4 IN one and two years,
with notes and security, aud n lien re-
tanned until all the purchase money i
paid.
This january lst. ISIS,
W " ESTIl.I, Clerk,
and special Commissioner.
ilu3-tlS o.,
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Notice.

All persons indebted to me, by note or
rrount. will please come forward and
.-ttle the same or | will be compelled to
ont them in the hands Of IN officer for
Collection. j. NJ. HUTCHlNS.
January Sd, 1873.
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FOR REGISTER.

We are aullu ri2cd to announce n. l..
Martin u candidate for reelection TO The
Office Of Register of Franklin county, ut
the ensuing August election.
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sIXTIENYn DISTRICT.

D,nCrl,lrrr. ID Lrr"> at Ian |. bounded
Nv lOUnL. Foster. trabtr,r u i'dNur.
,ilu"i at 100 dollars Tax 10; rn-t s3
y Rice. 200 ~ res iNnI. J"uuurd iy
CrihIrrr, Young ana trabtrcr. valued u,
100 hn.llr>. Tax | 10; cost 3 dnliarS.
ID + liirr. 800 acres ~ Iaui, "oumird ~
" %lIIiluI-. Jarhigau an h~tIil, ' Iucl at
30 dollars. Tax | ~; cost 3 dollars.
Para IuN nSrnrI, 40 ( rrS Oi land bnln-
lie by GRAY. " iilIim-. ,l1l~tOu lniG Hy.
valued At 100 ~'Itllar>. Lax | 10; eos. -.
i.@tIli- n"ir-. 200 acres of land. %uoum,l"I
ny E-riIl. Barrcll and Taylor. valued a,
100 dollars. lax | 10; ro>t 3 dollars.
samuel Darrell. 800 acres of land. houn-
died by Turner. Jefferson and Gray. val
II Il at $40 dollars. Tax 3 n: ro>t 50.
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.
f. l. Best. jDOacrrs of land. bounded b.,
Ehrrwinr. ilcSScy SN arts aud Payne. val
ue'l ut 800 dollars. Tax $3.50; cost three
dollars.
W { Dufier. one lot at E4till Springs.
valued ut 30 dollars. 1aN IS cents; cost 3
dollars.
J r iiuIginS. POO acres of land. bounded
by Oliver. Frisco, Tanning amt CriscO,
V iluyd III so dollars. Tax ) 30; cost three
dullar..
W l. Jones. admir-. 100 cre- land bound
ed ~ Huhlett. Gray Suhictt and StarDrS
valued at 100 !o.lar,. Tax 1 10; cost tire,
dollars.
Robert Little. one It at Estill Spr ng>
valued at jDlollars. Tax 81 scents; cost
dollars.
Reed. Hopkins II Co.. one lot at Estil
Springs. valuei at 40 dollars. Tax 1 10
cost 3 dollars.
" PStarnrs. 20 acres OF land. bOunle,
by PaiLin. Elm river. sublrtt and Arm.
strong, valued at 300 dollars. Tax 1 10
cost 8 dollars.
kIGiITEENTH DISTRICT.
W j Anderson. 30 ac e, ui land bOundc,
I,y Cox. Railroad company anI Gibson
valued at $50 dollars. Tax . ID; cost
dollars
GS Cox. 800 urres of Land. bounded by
T~iioJnpSOn's heirs. Cri.mnn. county lin,
ami Gip>un. valued at 1851 dollars. Ian
l3 10; cost 3 dollars.
R. ]. TURNER, Trustee.
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just ms We expected Tine L"giNl""
lure adjourned without settling the
State debt question. Shame! Shame
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ID Mitc,trll. 40 acres lana uound'I t.,
iIIrn Byron aui Houston, valued at 6Wu
dollars. lax 90; eos : dollars.
i l. r!~>irrn. 6t acres 81 land. bounded
by TUornShcrrN brllirr. SInl~rcrn and
Gerry. valued at l2O dollars. Tax
1872; cast 3 dollars.
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f.lCUI.Y

Y 9. GRAVES. Ill d.. President. Profess
~ol OF Mental and Mcral Philosophy and
Logic,
Rev. A.. +. DIX. \. NJ, Professor of An
rlrnr Languages.
\. +. BARREIT. \. NJ, Professor Math-
vmatirs
Mrs. &C. GRAVES. 4. N. MAtron. Pro-
lessor i;ilrtorir and EngliSi, Literature.
&. r. UTERMoEnLES. rofrssor Modern
Languages
Mrs. COLE rrkRILL Principal Primary
Department.
FACULTY OF MUSIC:
G.. +. UrERAoMiLES, President, with n
full corps
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H Look out tor the cross mark
% Tue n1sIgin VI your paper. We mean
business.
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We are authorized to announce Joe
Turnpy 4 candidate for Sllcrifi Vi Franklin
county. Election, let Thursday In AIT
gust, lSyS,
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roR cIRcuIr COURT CLERK.

We are authorized to announce \. NJ
Henderson II candidate for Circuit Court
Clerk ,ttie election In August. 1873.
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.Y- This line offers great inducements
to tourists to the Centennial. connecting
in Louisville with trains having through
ears which run direct to the Centennial
grounds IN Philadelphia.
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sS- LARGE lot OF Lniirs' and Misses
Fancy BoX-t0cl SHOES also, Ladies' Elan
mel, llnrl ii,ort, NJ Ninstrnd Bros, oppo-
site Maxwell House, Nashville Tenn,
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DELINQUENT TAX SALES.
STATE or TENNESSEE.
FRANKLIN tOUNTY.N

BY virtue of the powers AMI authority
vested in me ~ trustee of r'ranSlin rOrn-
~. | Will, on the
1st Monday Of January next,
it o"ing the It'll day OF January ISIS. offer
for sale tue tu.lowin NJ :"s"ripch tract Of
land. TOW n lots. ana parts OF own lots. trc
same having been Assessed t0r taxes tor
the ear 1876. wllriI taxes ar" clue ami re-
mnin unpait, together with the costs. to-
wit:
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Chancery Sales
For January 18th, 1878.

August Janson, IT,, vs &, VI Hunter
BY virtue OF a decree OF the Crancrry
Court OF Franklin county. Tenn. pro
in above cau>c al its June term.
lS77. will. ON
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Nonresident Notice.
Jane Wolf vs.. John Wolf.
divorce Bill,l

Jane Wolf vs., John Wolf.
divorce Bin
Upon motion. and it appearing to the
satisfaction OF the ClrIk & Master from
compliments bIll. IN above cause. which
IL sworn to, that the defendant. john
wolf. is 4 NONRESIDENT ot the stat" OF
Tennessee, % that the ordinary process
OF law cannot hv served upon him.
1t j. therefore ordered that plhlicitinn
he ~ ids tor iou" On>rrlltiNc weeks IN tine
Nome journal. published in Winchester
lrsu, recurring sand nON-rt>idrnt defend
AN Lu ,pvraT on or heInrc III llh M"llAN
il January nrxt, before the lhlurr-
ry Court 1T Winchester, Franklin county
Tenn. ~nG plead, answer or drmlr tu
cumplliu,ul's bill. or III" Sain" will be Ia
ken Ter confessed and set tor hearing rX-
partc H. " him.
Witness nv hand. at Office in Winchcs.
ter. Tenn, this November 10th. 1877
I. II. FINCH, {. 4 NJ.
nov22-4w a.
h.tilI n Brtslr,. Solicitors.
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Tax 10 30; cost 3 dollars Also, one 9TH
cr lot IN Winchester, IN same street, val
unI at SO dollars. Tax \ ~; cost 3 dolls.
stephen stout. three lots IN " lnclcslrr.
Nos. |, . AID 10, valued nt 800 dollars.
TnS Il 80; cost 5 collars.
SrNnrrr TannrrA and lot adjoining the
old Methodist GnlrcI, IN Winchester, val
ned 1T 1000 dollars. Tax 81 dollars; cost
5 dollars.
Join Taylor, rolorcd. one lot ut Dcrhcrl
valued ut 80 dollars IaX 30 cnts; cost
3 dollars,
" II WiSrncr, one lot in WINCHESTER. on
m,in ,qulrr, valued Ut 1000 dollars. TaN
II dollars; cost 3 dollars.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Levi. Mann, colorrd. ~ wrcS orllUd,
louII"i ny Wrddingion Young lnn
Luu.utrnlrlrr. valued II 81 dollars, Las
- T.; cost 3dUllar'.
samuel Oyster. ll3 acres land. bounded
~ Murrrli, Murrrll and Gray, valued at
ljO dollars. lax ! 81; cost 3 dollars
THIRD DISTRICT,
printup, Brother ~ Pollard, thirty acres
land, bounded hN MiNyv, Musrlrl and Sto-
YAH valued Al $50 dollars, TaN 0S; cost
8 dollars,
SIXTH DISTRICT.
l. Ray, - urrrs land. bounded hy Tar
nrr, OSrnrnr and span. valued al - dol
ar, las SjJt>; cost. 3 dollars.
o"''''" ''''"''''
Buchurr ~ 60. - eyes lau, hum ,rI
Oy ,%oi,in.. Starts. Mars,n'> near, amt Ben
nett. valued At 800 doiiars. llN $50 rs,
d '"'''r''
>tlhl'l o"'"' 2O 'trr'' 'ah'! n"Gn'rd y
if"nI. h""," count llur ana Majors Nli-
n"l Al n'd'lIar'. T'N 22'; cost 3d"liH
~ M!ilr''n' ~" acres ANA ."'nn '''.
~ E,''I, i''lrS, "\ con ana hn'," valued
IL ,o ""il'f> ~ ) ~ '"|' '""l'Ir>,
Notion h'lr'' Ia a'lr' l'iI' H""hdrd
~ ''If.'l"r' ,'n'"lh> ''' conway VAL
,',i ~ %" ioIIlIS' I'm """' '"'' I1f'"
NIRnilrnpL. Su0 lrrr. IaInl. ,allrd NJ
2N0 dollars. T. \ - liar.; cu,' 3Io,ltr,,
Amos Peg! IL arl,s lHW' bonn rG ri
No-l. BrnrIt. Cu,ln lud n,umIn' T., val
urd ~ y dollars las - Is; cost iu,rr
dollars
| b Nl@.in, rs acre. land holn lrll ~
valued ut 22O dollars. ,aX %; est 3
dollars,
,o,n, ,o
''""'" ''''"'N''
- %''I'Nd-"l, ''o acre. laU' '"'l','l''' ~
,L,,,i,. g. =, - , ,oo'I' wv WV
\uoustus urn,rix l5D ,orr, land nuuu-
died. by Lml,rrv. RruuntI' ijruIrix AN.
IIiIL. Gained ul 400 dollars. Tax 4IO. rosr
4 dollars.
Mar, 4 Hendrix. 40 acr", land honnd.
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TUITION. PER ANNUM

- See Catalogue for course of study.
Tuition must he paid one-lIaltth the YEAR
ly amount in advance. the other halt on or
Uciurc the lSt OF February.
Board, including everyth:ng-waSlling,
inrl. lights. servants hire. etc, per week.
$500. Terms Tor board the same is tut
ton.
There j. no boarding department con-
nrctrd with the Collr-e building: that l.
u large. 3-story brick cdiiice. with extern
siye wings, and it j. used tor t1arning
purposes only bat close ly are rXt"n.i.c
boarding houses. kept especially for the
College students. which are under the
rules and discipline OF tile College. 1t l.
believed that tI's arrangement oilers
many advantages over that ot teaching
and boarding under The same root, as
competition among boarding houses yer
tainiy ~iE~Ircs better avcomm JlationS.
while fewer persons being brought to-
grther in the -tme house there is less lia-
pility 70 disease.
ri send for Catalogue, tmnp sttached)
Mrs. T.. WALMSLEI.
Treasurer.
sul6 Winchester, Tenn
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TWELFTH plST RICT

Joan Barnes, ~ acres Of Lard. bound
ed by JOHN PAYNE. Anderson. Lynch and
Payne. valued at - dollars. fax % ct>;
cost ) dollars.
l.. Hrll-' heir. 81 acres OfI.nd ]houn,l-i
toy Anderson, state Iiur and Anderson,
valued at 80 dollars. Tax 632 , cost 3
dollars
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-12
ReeeIpta YESTERDAY

Golden CtT-l43 bales cotton.
COahOma-404 bales cot on, bsgs seed cotton,
q sacks colt n-seed, ~ pkgs sundTies.
Hard Cash-BroUgbt out or White nYer 0H2 bales
cctton, 3 bags seed-cott9n, 1913 pkgs sundres, 1
mule
City Il YIcksbuTg-200 brls and half brls flour,
400 brls potatoes, I56 bales cotton, bags seed
cUtton, ~ -cks eotton-seed. 81 pkgs sundriss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-12
Wednesday. December is, 1878.

expose for sale, and sell at Iubilc outcrY to the
highest bidder for cash. the following real estate,
Situate and described as follows:
certain lot or parcel of ground in the town OF
SOmeIvile, state OF Tennessee, County of Fayette,
lot number 60 ntne IN Block c. said towns it be-
ing corner lot fronting C}) thirty three feet the
tue east Side of Lag ange street. together with the
buildings there) III. and the rights heTedtameDts
ana appuTtenanceS theTeuuto belonging. Sold I'M
der the trust deed made by j. j. Holloway deceased,
already referred to:
Also certain lot or parcel of ground situate, ly
Ing aud being in the town of SCmeTvlle, county Of
Fayette, State OF Tennessee, and described fol.
lows. to-wit, Parts of lots numbers 90 and y six
southwest corner of lot number 90 six trence east
with Fayette street the full depth OF said los No 8,
seven to an alley ten feet Wide. thence north CID
twentyone feet aud ten inches, far strike
west th- center of the wall on tbs nOItn side of a
brick house erected on lot number 90 six; theGce
west on line with the cen er of said wall go
eighty feet ID the outside OF the front wall OF said
house; thence south with the front or west wall to
the beginning. toget er with all improvements and
appuIten4nces thereunto belonging. Sold underline
trust deed made by T. 81. Bowers, deceased, already
referred to.
Also the following lois and parcels of ground In
the town of bonneville county of Fayette State of
Tennessee, to-Wit: Lots Is, b, s and 90 five. six,
eight ana nine ana that part of lot number Is
seven between lots and 8. and 8 and 8, in block
A, in said town, being same lots upon which the
three new brick stores have been recently erected,
southwest corner OF public square, and being the
old Ball Tavern stand, being the same decreed to
p b. Bowers by the Chancery court at somervllle,
in 1875, in the case II John C. Waddell, admins
TRAITOR widow, heirs and creditors of John II.
Ball. deceased, an undivided half OF which was
conveyed TO j. j. Holloway by P II. Bowers by deed
of date 7th april, 1875 the two undivided halves OF
when were conveyed TO me as trustee one by j. j.
Holloway and wife, and By p II. Bowers and
wife in the respective trust deeds already referred
All right or equity OF redemption or repurchaSe OF
said property is expressly waived In said trust deeds
and the purchasers title will be absolute. Title be-
leved to be perfect, but sell and convey trustee
only.
Sale will be made on or at the premises of:h e
respective pieoes of property within legal hours,
the day above
Wright L Eolkes, Attorneys etc.