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, 1880-09-27
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Hail frclghts wero quoted steady ut l6o for
prnvla'ons and 600 on grain 10 Now York. Qun-
tAIons on through foreign fratglits wore stclLy
at bSsf per lU0 lbs fur Hour tn Liverpool, bS!<u
for do to Glasgow, G',{o for lnrd and meats to
Liverpool. 7oo for Ito to Antworp or liro,ner.
Tho aggregate receipts OF wtluAt ropurtcsl Sat-
ursiay at Chicago, Milwaukee. st. Louts. Dstroit,
aud Toledo wora 31sooo bn. Tho corresponding
shipments were ttAl.UO bu.
Tho following Wns tho moyamont Of produce
reported from Nav York saturxlny; ltccoIpts-
Flour, 1911 brs; wheat, 27 B1 Uu, corn, 1S7, $50
bu; outs. h,aa hu; cern-,ncul, 1t0 pkVs, ryc,
at,5s hu: hurley, 9J,su hut tnnlt s,010 bl: pork,
lG] hrls; boef, ITO hrts; eut meats, l,18A pigs,
lnrl, l,Ilt tes; whisky, :s80 brls.
Exports-Far twcaty-f0llr hours-Flour, 1900
hrlsi whoat, l730N bu; corn, l7o.0oo but oats,
80G0 bn.
Tho following tah'o exhibits the inspection af
wlntor and spring wh0at In this ,narkOt tor
twenty-five lnys OF September. ~ compared
with sumo tlme last year,
, 1880-09-27
DETROIT.

DETROIT. stIch. aept. E4--F.nCtt-Qn1ct.
HnAlS-Whent quIrl: usisa. Mc. No. | wt1lto. ,le:
EepenIbtr .E;ltc bill: ttt.ttsr. sc; EuvGncr, E&c
ptcnahar. .rc. Sn.a whtte.aasc; No. 2 red, NC.
1tEt'Ettrt4 -Wlfbn1, EIsti LII.
kH!tMEST3-Nheut,G ii .Itl M.
, 1880-09-27

NEW ORLEANS. sept. -t-cDrrnS-2catty; mll-
ding. 1l4cs iuw mi,Iilng, lin; gent ordinary, l{c
net recr rts, :,'i1 baes gross, AVE-. sA'cs, l.t),
htneH, :b4tll.
st. l.nrts, Sept. ej-CorroS-tjnellutset mid.
ding. lHci sAlts, GN rgceiaIs. III; shipments, Ill;
stock, 1.11t '-' - -
, 1880-09-27
fSl)fASht'f)r,IS,


1SrtASAP0stH, Erps. G.-l;HAtS--Wheat ucnt
~: red, .is!!4c turn dull and iower NJ zssea.<t
ULts qulet III 5uIlG.
, 1880-09-27

DrrFsLn. y. T.. Srpt. 21-f;nAiS-Whcat qu1ri:
ealHE 1tlt'n hn M fnrl Inn:h at ti.tG Accr thu
rear Torn dull and nn13ihni 1T 4;{r. Unts Inactive.
CANAL LfnEiUHr@-uHelmn. .rd.
, 1880-09-27

NJ w''itc, 4'!{c, cec!ed, t1hc. Oats dnll; No.
S!t{r. -
9t.H tn. 80 ,S''
,al!rNRS1s-t7hout, 1Aspu bu; corn. ;.oD nu, oats.
, 1880-09-27

f.. j!' '{; {; liz Hidf p,ss " it t9csa ~ r:
nsst !; 4 N.sat t a. !. 5 i \
s:; ';s ~ ;; ";%%S @
stx,. sSss, i"rta, n A.; q, q 3e c.;!c AZ n,
;$ sss 4; ~; H. S '1 q S II; ;::
i ~; sS e. 4: 5
tt.s%o S! .'sn !r t is ; ass y wT ri pf;.s;
ss 4.''is and 'hssn S".s IL Il III fa!!s,.;
sf II "s 1ssr liz sns 'n una
at'nTA1.oa..
Extsa bHcvts -t1raded s,oers. nsl9htng IN
chase hes:es. .;eoi:.
n5ils!to iasj A2sa,Ig
,,a t1!t 4 ls;1 atostlo
Mnr,;"a s'" y vi li ~ I'LL f' Tor e''y a"as'ter a,4
sss aIia % i,i sat,it, wei:hna Ito 4a'
11xsns %, 41a1e5 s.ys;s,
inis5oi ii ;o*: hciisia stsa.. ~.
,;sfs '" "aar a;;i:. iii, .irns,
s'' y: tr. ~ eSs'x ox 1sSss @
q. S ID" s isssr. "": ":rs st
:s:SS$ + IN; ;s's; III :; SS +: @
Thete xy @ .hipK ;a IL sro, nsiry s9t "%ft !" III;
Md rslesnl,ly n,Dr.. tl,an .hitl uf ts supply
r,e ,,e y," aerinxs wE5s n'pr,semsn. iha
p, IN * taa m,nber n ih,n xra..er. d pr Mixti
sn,"nsh w s.,rl;ri drave* snta:,laya rappty WIS
.hni hta wAs disposed ~ carly ~ lilo 'iHv ut lily
nDtn 1u,tsAtnnt a,nG yc.f light htt Heru aH-
my It III, h.;!'s;s y and heavy We, Ats ii tsitJ,a
sltEE;mn-Thesi MIA mt much llfs IN tho ateHr
! f :ssE y: j s il Hill Iii ' II III: ,s$:
snntnss M F"ssltct Last Mcsxt prIre. we're hnr.ly
luis.
BT. Ex,uga.
IT. l.ot'i4. sept. I.-t:ATfIE-Aptlng doing for
!Hck or HNpprs 1Gtnand fnlr. Mna gtbL xradta MDull
liz. s '''''pl'' '-'' ''''s'''S'
ii"dx;1.L9c .n:nd; ynrktH md isnlt'lnDrrs tl.,4
sJlJSlE' raGee. t.1GJ hund s!llpHiuntA, asU1 1rn1
EISCIxSAT1.
,CtSciSSATr, sept. :L-liusiA-ttuGt at }ttDaIlts;
!l!lit fEitHtft backing *th li?i; butchers, &o25&
A@': fscIpty, l1pi zhfpHsntd nj.
~ iSnIATAF,ItJs.
INDIANAPOLIS. Sert. 2i--IlUHs-SteadY nt AA1a
a:d; Fpeepts. 1a1 sAIptnnte l,tJA
, 1880-09-27

1JE1 GIIf}DN.
fEw r0nK, Sept. 2j-Custhn goods IN etcatfF hut
HAIeratr demand, and s.t,Eks tret In 1lnd t!lIt
dcsrat. fairies tirtuly ,e!u hs nScn:s prna III
fnIr request uud steu'y t;iH.:iuni. aet1ru ahl IN
fIs,t supply. i,rr~* suuts III .n1r tlerlund. MenA
wear Ntippns rGt!ln yilHt FfliIlIHH iii skGA1Y up-
n,Hld. ForulIn suuds IN su1r rrquesL
, 1880-09-27
Il uN sundays this tt.ll, luayts IL t:l5p vi.

'rskp: :,crs NJ drm,t~ Van lnIren-st. tenu pf is
eul!u TWen y.xrtuni1k. ntI FUrtr r-ht1i-At- Tirkus
and iroLa't E1tcU !Iur Shpsstnn llltu md iipxvt
uH,ces III Gtaul EMr,ue ii0aI u'L lulinur ltOisa
, 1880-09-27
atAf k1kb RI 1 C.rk BLv.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE UP TkA.yS.
EXPLANATION nr n.FEnEvcE MAnga-. s,tu-,ssr
eeffcr1!eo' eefcs1 SUNDAY excepted. tStuElAy excepted

f'hien1n t. Northwestern -Rn.tsyov.
For MMr- ..Mde-flt~s. Tiau Tables. Hlrrntnu-f.at
,;nsHa !,aet:c ii1,s t!rnx. Expre.4 once fo
Iinse it4slantih Mnd s.ata'sts f'Insaf
, 1880-09-27

TETIkUItlsG NJ.
CLEvEfASD, T.. Erpt. .t.-rETRoLErM- Flrfn
san,lhus.i white. tlu tos.. trsc.
riJT*HEMG. TA, Scnt ai.-I'ernoLErat-Qnet
crude. !En;c fur UnGti certEcutcs; refined, Ii,4ds
llsto for Philadelphia dr!lYrrf.
TUKpESTlSE.
wttHl.GIo*. y, e. Sept. co.-srttrr5 TrnrrS-
TfSE-Flrn ut &c.
, 1880-09-27

I"'n"~" Se.''.s~~.o. T. strsa~v re,,s.,.s
ftI Mnns Hle. !uoki. TimeTab'p. S1ccpn9.1,
.etGt:s 9sd :.s''!s n h; hea .. Gi,rxs
n0rt.'raat cnrDr ,ndnfpi mid .tH,n..f, "E1 s !on
!ntinnn-ns Hrnfd ts .g1I DeRfti eorrpr fnroi % "
II Hefi;tl.sA.. Ii1Gt fI3I TO- Hill ,srn. tnHni in4
3iad,hufl-tts iA, Wt.t side; ~ 0''''r :" "h"' t1ia
, 1880-09-27

tyrAInssa-EnrI r0su wtru ItIi,tei III 417tfo M
ttnck. nt1a about ~ RtYo tla raxo f1r H.uro luts.
lily rasHlrla nre liA bnt ai,lo THIS ely L. trt!y
fr! ktat I!r Western 10 tIGls ~ fur Irr.aY st0rk
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Huro tiuti Htll rhsy, uHiier
largo UIFesitlus. Mlxed euups mpre 7sSt sr H. Inr.
k9fs .s,y, nsS *ca! g al nEnR lGtsile r H. l1ask.
t.lrn pIsnty and IW,r ii &l0SaW t,cr uni, a'ld Wild
DUCK. xnFI Sl.@Al3. u psr tuk.
SEE!H .citHthy witd Aa:lfb ntid fE1H with AncA NJ
t2!s+H AZ lssn, q :lg n M .,saIea rsIst
mo stngk Inv. and llI"ru y lns Ut khnr!s Hmt far
hgp9HlnlIpr Which zinlu think Ii Futliur lNrKn yt&
!rin sul1 vt f.1r snpnInlcs In sot1en!cnt, nn
Fastpd wasxSt ind vne n1c WY It'll 1 1"s;s xS1a
liDnrt with ltnntr Asrecind, and lhe kupsplMt,er
Shorts hhYg uhnt nll GilVDIed. s ntktt II xniI
bg relatively hitur khaa LIE l:Rstetps. whto krnps
hhljurA ult. suna FGptlrtut " 81. .Xs ~. 1tlU
s'o noME ~ dns seud on tllo I'"re asa Local csns1'
..NAl:t--Was falrly active md otcady:
aIlo suit tnr hra outside, for DunuAKa. 0lal. 10
SM9rse hhlh ltgr
NH s-%*s:+1
!HtItt HtLisuu@ SACKS lM
hkHtotl uhlf$. pbr sAck. hh
H!nAHa hHHls ~ pakSr.s ii
sttfVGFtsm ftlt. lI'!Mn SnGks: hU
=! t!ecl!no IN clarnnhtl Salu. wsre ropUrt. VI "a
Gts !lMtalIsd goods IN The Gass o& t pGr ealtuh lur
Wt1Jf.-A falr traao js rypored at currout prices.
Al !tnltrnYcd tnAnrY IA also nSntaoned NJ nlhrr
POINTS, nna Tho maTx0ts KanUty quutel ul01Llur
ttuh ten Hayk axt,i
tiun to en9lee medium tnb...... ......,.....tta41
~ " ufty tHn. k1}
.mo MHMnsheu Mageu..
MatliAn uNwA*Gd ;2kkti
Fins lid coafss wished asosS:
, 1880-09-27

f"'"n-". N0els rslH't f. lsH~tNc s11ns.reol
Erpnt, cnrnCr0 tnii lIurtn And Sherman ..t ir -.
tt!fstH A. Gask;st, sner;In1 foHIa FaInlar liouss
hihfM lnch1 tIatel 'tI - tntl, r1rlIur ludtsJl,.
, 1880-09-27

Tho cargo narke, WI, qulet SATURDAY. Tim supply OF
ctrsues balhx 'iah- 4 few loat4 we're dls),o.eI uf
rfces ""rc nnt}uotabiy ellnuxr1 llccp S.n run TO-,
from e"tl'""al tho onssFa beng MI exueluu ilstre,
'ter AccmsW hui NJ we'll. Shingles
aft hfu And ltii stciuy. rnri dcnlers Mre reeuIv-
attracted Tor earlier IN tho season. and
few Vt tltgm sl. Il +.ary tuy cnrsue, ut ,e
u"cls IleHte bnios dtus little. FUtowlng nre tho
tlxLlIx
, 1880-09-27

Y'a' vs u; Haato... a.oa 500 Mn
NteAk "a pfus1. ...r"....i. a,ll ua1i 7,lJ AL
, 1880-09-27

Total. cwiA....s ..l1tEH.Jis 121,SslGls 1Jsaf, ,lM
Tho lnnorts Of wheat and Hour, expressed in
bll9hels Of W lbs Of wheat, WcIc.
, 1880-09-27

tHt,n,sr.. ,S.,';. T'rcsnnntt g ~. r.or!s y =.
Depot CurLvf y. ClnLul nild EnErIi.sts, Wsit HtIe
, 1880-09-27

Chicago & Fnat.rr Eiitnn,s IsallraaI.
~. !tlIItYtltu ttti1ta+I . g" =
Ticket tal!eus cMr1'st, FA!Aus llDasnt u md ~:
cit11 1l04ul: 'FrA.1s Sayu trutl uaYu. CslrBst jf
AtII!tt Aaiu ot1Wurt.uYs. 1850.
, 1880-09-27

:. I INhFD I NfTlVV1
say Ata t:lN u.l+ 4aU IL
Ma.4y!Mo k!0ttAt ExDt1a.....i la psuit ~ y
, 1880-09-27

KNHkAkae l.tn..
Depot. tunt OF IuAssa ad Uf Tw0n
, 1880-09-27
LlNSnIiiftfiIr hight tn Gilman only,
&V1i sAl1ItlAr Light runs u ItpVr,ts u:.!y.

f%tr~~3 x: Altar,
Onion f'etso., Wsst M sts, M corner tnna una yan na
''thrt! 6 Il0spt unrvs. Dnls1Is l. ;Unt Ii t:nsr
IT.. Grst't1 fa1sao itota. MtlI l.M.ir tIHusa.
, 1880-09-27

Enclnnat., int.nnn;ols j.oills.i = 7"-'-
!ltu. columbus i EAst JiuJl -
e.E'"'' sd! s1} ::} a." s% III
, 1880-09-27

CAlcnRa & tatssMI yrauA E1af.svIv. -
D6put eo.hue .ttcilvr Aj,d HtuMars-agA TcxpM 10
sAiv III thu Falnlur House auu Er M Isptjy 1lu,v
The daily gazette., 1880-04-17

The American double iron rope sys-
fem has been adopted by the construc-
tors of the railway up Mount Vesuvius.
There are two lines of rails, each pro-
vided with a carriage divided into two
compartments, and capable OF holding
six persons. While one carriage goes
up the other comes down, thus estab-
fishing counterpoise which consid-
erably economies the steam of the
stationary traction engine. The in
cline is extremely steep, commencing
at 400, increasing to $50, and continu-
ing at 500 to the summit.
When Bismarck remarked not long
ago that princes of the blood royal
had begun to take up other than the
military calling, people wondered
whom he meant to refer to. IL is now
stated that he was speaking of Karl
Theodor, Duke of Bavaria, who has
just received the title of M. d. from
the Bavarian State authorities. The
Duke passed strict medical examina-
tion and is now fully licensed to prac-
tice as a physician.
General Grant arrived at Carlo, ILL.,,
yesterday afternoon, and was received
by turn out of the military and civic
societies, and made one of his longe t
speeches in reply to the welcome of ths
Mayor.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-17
Exciting Scene at a Circus.

AT a circus in New York a few days
ago performing horse was to have
leaped though hoop of fire
The attendants brought out large iror
hoop wrapped up in rags saturate with
naptha. At a given sign II the rags were
touched with match, and the hoop was
In q blaze. The horse cooked up his
ears and arched his neck, and as the
trainer cracked his whip dashed round
the circle, when, however, he came
within leaping distance of tb e no ID some
woman In the audience soreamed; the
horse, In the very act of Ieaping, was
startled, and as be spraHg al the hoop
swerved slightly, and a moment after-
ward lay rooling in the sawdust, with
the burning circle of napiha about his
body.
A great uproar followed, but the al,
tendants were quick, the welLtraiued
animal obeyed Its masters, and in q
molLen was freed from Its fiory band.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-08-05
For Congress.

We are authorized to announce Col. Jas. II
Holman, of Lincoln, candidate for Con-
greSs from this Congressional District, com
posed Of the counties OF Rutherford, Bedford
Lincoln, Franklin, Marshall, Moore and COT
fee. Election Tuesday, Nov. I'd.
We are authorized to announce Hon. Johr
NJ. Bright candidate for reelection to Con
gress from this Congressional District, com
posed Of the counties OF Rutherford, Bedford
Lincoln, Franklin, Marshall, Moore and Col
zee Election Tuesday, Nov. I'd.
We are authorized to announce Hon. A. L
Lands, Of Bedford county, a candidate fol
Congress from this Congressional District
composed of the counties Of Rutherford, Bed
ford, Lincoln Franklin, Marshall, Moore and
Coffee. Subject to u Convention to be
called the usual way. Election Tuesday
Nov. I'd.
We are authorized to announce Hon. Rich
ard Warner, Of Marshall county, a candidate
for Congress from this Congressional District
composed OF the counic- OF Rutherford, Bed
ford, Lincoln, Franklin, Marshall, Moore and
Coffee. Election Tuesday, Nov. ID.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-08-05
Railroad Accidents.

The Railroad Gazette of July 23d has
the following record of railroad acct
dents for the month of June, and rs
compared with the same month last
year, and the record 50 far this year:
There were 56 accidents, whereby ID
persons were killed and II injured.
Seven accidents caused the death Of /
or more persons each; IL caused inju,
ry but not death, leaving 80 or 81. I
per cent. Of the whole number in which
no serious injury to persons is recorded.
As compored with June, 1879, there
was decrease of s accidents, a decrease
Of 3 in number killed, and increase d
% in that injured,
For the year ending with June the
record is as follows:
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-08-05

The completion ola Confederate mon
ument was recently celebrated in South
Carolina. About ten thousand people
honored the occasion On the shaft, so
feet high, were the names of 2 800 men
who had lost their lives in the late war,
most of whom fell before Hancock's
guns at the bloody battle ofGettysburg
After the services were over the crowd
resolved itself into an enthusiastic Han
cock meeting. is this unioyalty?
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-08-05
WAN e z.
The University Of the South
An Ohio Canard
Exploded.

Correspondence Of the New Orleans Democrat
SEwANEE, Tenn, July 22.-Th,
University is situated on the beautiful
plateau known as the Cumberland Ia
ble-land, in Franklin county, Tennessee
or, to denote its situation with rctcrcnc,
to routes of travel, it lies seven miles
northeast of Cowan, which is station
Of the Nashville d Chattanooga Rail
road, about eighty miles distant from
Nashville and siXty-milcs from Chatta
nooga. A branch railroad from Cowan
to Tracy City has station on the Uni
versity grounds. This is II coal train
leading to the mines, which, winding up
the mountain on an inclined plane (the
grade ranging from 10 to $50 feet to
the mile by numerous turns, exhibits
from time to time superb and expansive
views Of the picturesque valleys below
and surrounding mountains.
Arrived at the summit of the table
land at Scwancc, every variety Of sur
face and vegetation is seen in the land
scapc, and the mountain scenery chan
res and the nndulating surface is char
acterlstic, covered with extensive groves
Of oaks and other forest trees, with
many well made roads running in every
direction, some of which, ut more or less
distance, lead to the edge Of the noun
tam, where extended views are present |
ed. There are beautiful shady hooks
in all directions, and everybody is seen
with cups in their hands to dip up the |
spring waters which are found every
where squirting from overhanging rocks.
As all tie domain belongs to the Uni
;ersity, the location for the stores is
'onfincd 10 the near neighborhood Of
he depot The dwelling houses are
'uilt principally along the main road,
nd are the property Of the University,
eased ~ the occupants for long term
4 year, The lease renewable at the .
anne rate at the end of say ninety-nine
ears, and all exempt from taxation.
ilese dwellings are mostly owned Ly
he professors and by families of refine
rent who, reduced in circumstances bv
ne war, obtain their support by supply
y homes for The boys, for. strictly =
there Is no hotel. There are "
} places Of public amusement and no
luor sold anywhere. There is no jail
police, and magistrate and sheriff e
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-08-05
Non Resident Notice.
George F. Poe It al Va. J. 4. Silvertooth ct a

George F. Poe It al vs. J. 4. Silvertooth ct al
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the Clerk
and Mater, from the affidavit Of complain
ants in their bill in above cause, that the de-
PENDANT, A. j. Simpson, is nonresident
of the State OF Tennessee, 50 that the ordinary
process OF law cannot be served upon him..
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the Home
journal, published in Winchester, Tenn, re-
qniring said nonresident defendant to appear
and make defense to said bill, on or before the
fourth Monday OF January next, before the
Chancery Court at Winchester, Franklin
county, Tenn, or the same will be taken for
confessed aud set for hearing cx-parte as to
him.
Witness my hand, at Office in Winchester,
Tenn, this July 10th, 1880.
T. ii. FINCH, C. & NJ.
juIy29-4w
Davis 4 Martin, Solicitors.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-08-05
Statistics say there are 5000 unmar

Statistics say there are 5000 unmar
ried men in New Orleans who pursue
different amuscmcnts to pass away then
unoccupied moments. Only II small
number visit ladies. These unmarried
men are natives, and prefer living a life
Of cclibacy. There are pcarly three
times as many unmarried women in the
city rs there are unmarried men. And
the Court records disclose the fact that
more divorces and separations from bed
and board have been applied for and
granted during the three years just
passed than during any similar period
since the war. These are unpleasant
facts.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-08-05

Marks appears to be the coming man
as the Democratic candidate for Gov
crnor of this State. While we do not
indorsc him in toto, We are Of the opin-
ion tlat his nomination is the best We
can make. He is more conservative on
the local issues that will be agliatcd i'll
the canvass than any ore yet mentioned
for the position He il a most brilliant
orator and that qualification viii add
greatly to his strength throughout the
State, Give US Mark, aud We bo!i"y,
the two factions Of the Dcmocratirparty
can be united sufficiently to eject hin
/ by handsome minority NIcycIan'
Banner.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-08-05

The following j, going the rounds "
Of our exchange;
Gov. Marks has been .tumping the
western part Of the State to secure his
recollection. While speaking at Shelby
vile last week to 4 ma, meeting, a
voice interrupted him with the question,
" What about the 80 and ~ The
Governor looking in the direction, with
utter contempt pictured upon his coun-
tcnancc, said " In the last day, when
the angel Gabriel shall descend from
heaven, and with one foot on the sea
and the other on tic land, shall sound
his trumpet and swear that time shall
be no more; then you will hear some
radical fool from ShelbyviIe CRYING
out, "What about the 80 and ~" This
cutting rrbukc was received with cheer
after cheer, old men waved their hats
and handkcrchicis, and the whole crowd
yelled themselves hoarsc,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-08-05

Scarlet fever is rapidly spreading il
Nashville. and the authorities have
adopted rigid sanitary measures. In &
report made h. the Health Officer 70
the President OF the Board of Health, Il
few days since, BE- (the Health Officer
says: AT becomes my duty to cali the
attention OF the Board to the presence
of scarlet fever in the city. In the re-
port made June 20 ] stated that this dis.
ease was confined to small area. Since
that time it has broken out in several
places, and is evidently spreading.
Some means should be taken to arrest
its progress. We are in danger of an
epidemic of this dreadful disease, and
you are earnestly urged to give the sub
icct your careful thought, and to take
.teps az seem to you best calculated to
iyOid such calamity"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-08-05
C hancery Sales
For September 9Th, 1880.

George W. Bowling, admir- Of c. NJ.
Wiseman, decd, vs. Jane Wiseman
and others.
BY virtue Of a decree Of the Chancery Court
OF Franklin county, Tenn, pronounced at its
June Term, 1885, in the above GAUGE |
will, on
Monday, September 9th, 1880,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester, Tenn.
sell TO the highest bidder, the tract Of land in
Moore county, Tenn OF IS acres, rood and
20 poles, adjoining the land. Of C. II. Bean
and John Wiscman's (dec'd,) heirs, Also the
tract Of AZ acres, lying in Franklin county,
bounded by Elk river, Mrs Susan Smith and
others. A fuller description given on day OF
sale.
TERMS.-Said lands will BE- sold upon a
credit OF one and two years except ten per
cent OF the purchase money, which will be re-
quircd in cash. Notes with not less than two
approved securities will be required Of the
purchasers, and a lien retained upon the
land until all the purchase money is paid.
This July 2sth, 1880.
I. II. FINCH, C. & NJ,
and Special Commissioner.
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Judge Jeremiah s. Black an admirer
of Hancock's, as well as a lifetime
friend and acquaintance of Garfields,
says in private letter to the editor Of
the Philadelphia Times II do not
know any really good man who has
done and assisted in doing so many bad
things in politics as Gen. Garfield. In
other words Garfield has been made u
tool of by his corrupt party"
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For Representative.

We are authorized to announce Hon. John
K. Beasley candidate for reelection to the
Office of Representative of Franklin county in
the lower house Of the General Assembly OF
the State of Tennessee. Election Tuesday,
Nov. I'd.
We are authorized to announce ii. q
Hampton candidate to represent Franklin
county in the lower house OF the next General
Assembly OF Tennessee. Election Tuesday
Nov. ID
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NONRESIDENT Notice.


1t appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the Clerk
& Master, from the affidavit in complainants
bill in above cause, that the defendant, J. q.
Stewart, is nonresident ui the State Of Ten
nessee, 80 that the ordinary process Of law
law cannot be served upon him.
lie IL therefore ordered by me that puhlica.
ton be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home journal, published in Winchester,
Tenn, requiring said nonresident defendant
to appear and make defense to said bill, tn or
before the fourth Monday in January next,
before the Chanccry Court at Winchester,
Franklin county, Tenn, or the same will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing ex.
parte as TO him.
Witness my hand, at Office in Winchester
Tenn, this July 18th, 1880.
7. ii. FINCH, {. & NJ.
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Coiyar 4 Curtis, Simmons, Solicitors,
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THE RiyM Of Trial By h"y tn
Habcas Corpus, the Liberty cfMe Pres
the Frcedom Of Specch the Nat,Tai Right
Of Persons, and the Rights Of Property
moa be preserved. = Extract from the
Order Of Gen. Hancock Of Novcmbcl
%, 1867.
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Sheriff's Sale
For August 18th, 1880.

Hester Ann Oakley VS.. j. W. Giles
pie and others.
BY virtue Of an execution in my hands is-
sued from the Chancery Court Of franklin
county, Tenn, in above cause, l will, on
Saturday, August 7th, 1880,
a, the Courthouse door in Winchester, Tenn.
offer for sal, to the highest bidder for, CASH,
the following described tract or parcel Of land,
situated in civil district No. 3, Franklin coun,
ty, Tenn, and bounded a. follows: On the
south ny ]; H. Hall, on the ea.. by s. D.
Mather and Mr.. Morris, west by Valentine
Wagner, tnorth boundary unknown,) contain
ing 100 acres, more or less.
Levied upon and will be sold as the prop
erty OF W. =. Tucker, to satisfy said execi,-
ton, amounting to 81, AS. 25 and costs.
This July 5th 1880
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