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Abram Brazclton VS.. Henrietta Swair

Abram Brazclton VS.. Henrietta Swair
and others.
BY virtue Of decree OF the Chanccry
Court OF Franklin county, Tenn, pronounced
at its June Term, 1880, in above cause,
will, on
Monday, September 9th, 1880,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester, Tenn.
sell to the highest bidder for CASH, the -
acre tract OF land described in the pleadings
situated in the Sd civil district Of said county
adjoining the lands OF George Noah, p. s
Moscly and Others.
Sale will be made to satisfy complainant
debt Of S296lO and costs, in enforcement OF
his vendors lien.
This July 3lst, 1880.
T. II. FINCH, c. Il NJ
aug5-tds -
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Col. Marsh 7. Polk, Treasurer II The
STATE Of Tennessee, wa, in the old army
with Gen. Hancock, but lost II leg in
the cause Of the ConicdcNcy. They
are exceedingly friendly, and hay" pass
ed very warm and friendly letters Of
lnin.
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Monday, September 9th, 1880,
j. NJ. Bratton, ex'r, DC, ct al VS.. Ma
riah Bennett ct al

j. NJ. Bratton, ex'r, DC, ct al VS.. Ma
riah Bennett ct al.
BY virtue Of decree of the Chancery Court
OF Franklin county, Tennessee, pronounced al
its June Term, 1880, in the above cause,
will, on
Monday, September 9Th, 1880,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester, Tenn.
sell to the highest bidder, upon credit Of one
and two years, the 1885, acre tract of land des.
cribcd in the pleadings, situated in the 9th
and 10th civil districts of said county, ad-
joining the lands of John p Kennerly, George
and William Featherston, F. NJ. Darwin and
Noah Mckelvey.
A lien will be retained upon the land, and
the purchaser required to execute notes with
not less than two solvent securities.
This july 18th, 1880.
7. II. FINCH, c. AN,
and Special Commissioner.
ang5-tds 81
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Gen. Grant la, been elected Pre-i-
dent Of the San Pedro and Canon De
Iaqua copper and gold mine company,
and H. to receive salary of 225, 600 per
wear. This mine is owned by Eastern
canilulitls.
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For Chancellor.

70 the voters OF Warren, Coffee, Cannon
Grundy, Bedford, Franklin, Lincoln, Ruther
ford and Moore counties: hereby respect
fully make known to you that am a candi
date for Chancellor of the Fourth Division
which position now hold by appointment
Election Thursday, August 5, 1850.
JSo W. BURTON.
Murireesboro March 8, 1880.
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The American mon Telegraph Com
pany whose line runs through our
town, i. extending it, wires rapidly
throughout Alabama, but the opening
Of offices is delayed by the difficulty in
obtaining operators
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NONRESIDENT Notice.
". Ransom VS.. 7. II. Finch, c. & NJ, ct al
Injunction Bill.

W. Ransom VS.. l. IL. Flnch, I. q NJ, et al.
Injunction BILL
1t appearing to the satisfaction OF the Clerk
4 Master, from the affidavit of complainant,
in his bill in above cause, that the defendants,
John 4. Green, Albert Green, Jr., W. K.
Green, Joseph +. Green, Ella Green and Belle
Green, are non-r,sid,nts Of the State Of Tcnnc:.
see, so that the ordinary process OF law can.
not be served upon them.
1t is therefore ordered by me that publication
be made for four successive weeks in the Home
Journal newspaper published in Winchcs.
ter, Tenn, requiring said nonresident def,nd
ants to appear on or before the fourth Monday
in January next, before the Chancery Count at
Winchester, Franklin county, Tenn, and
make defense to said Bill, or the sam, will
be taken for confessed and set for hearing
ex-partc as TO them.
Witness my hand, ut Office in Winchester,
Tenn, ,his Judy IL, 1850.
T. II. FINCH, c. d NJ
ju!y22-4w
Fitzpatrick & Gregory, Solicitors.
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Monday, September 9Th. 1880

at the Courthouse door in Winchester, Tenn
sell to the highest bidder, Tor CASH, the tract
OF land described in the plcadincs, situated
ON the waters Of Crow Creek in said county
beginning at II stake in the northeast corner
OF Mrs. Annie Caldwell's 2500-acre tract. run.
ming north AIT poles to stake, thence ives,
s9il poles to a stake, thence south ii7l pele-
to stake in the northwest corner of said An.
ME CaldwelPs tract, thence east s94] poles to
the beginning-c containing, by estimation.
300 acres, being one-half of a 5000 acre entry
and grant No. 1887.
Sale will be made in enforcement of the
mortgage lien of compliments, and to satisfy
debt and costs.
This August I'd, 1880.
I. ii. FINCH, c. & N.
aug5-tds 81
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1t is estimated that six thousand pco'
pie were present at the bate grand rati
ficuton meeting in Murfrecsboro. Gov
Marks was present, and addressed the
vast assembly.
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All kinds of the best of Jeans, Lin
seys, Shawls, Blankets. &c, of the bes
material, constantly on hand at tn,
Winchester Wooden Mills, and will b,
sold cheap for cash, or exchanged fol
wool.
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INSOLVENCY..

The insolvency of the estate Of Sarah Il !;
Inrcell, decd, having been suggested, al
parties indebted to said estate must make inl
mediate payment; und all claims against ,lf
estate must be presented, duly authenticate
To the County Court Clerk Of Franklin connH'
Tenn, at Winchester, within the time pre-
crihcd by law, or they will b. forever b'r'''
W. j. PURCELL
BY D. T. Armstrong Ag'ni'
july 20, so. I'm
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Number Of Killed. Injured

Totals same months in lS7S-79-
$40 206 794
The average per day for the month
were l87 accidents, 80 killed and 2.57
injured for the year they were 2.35 ac-
cident, .55 killed and 2.O6 injured.
The average casualties per accident
were, for the month, 1858 killed and
1915 injured for the year, .255 killed
and .S75 injured.
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The new census shows the negro pop
ulation of the South largely increased
This will increase our representation in
Congress.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Election, August 9Th, 1880.
For Sheriff.

We are authorized to announce John j, lur-
ner a candidate for Sheriff OF Franklin coun-
", at the ensuing August election
We are authorized to announce K. +, Oak.
ley a candidate for reelection to the Office OF
Sheriff Of Franklin county, at the ensuing
August election.
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\ colorcd Hancock club has been or
gained at Montgomery, Ala, with a
membership Of 200 individuals,
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Senator Butler, of South Carolina
has made his appearance in the contro
versy which has arisen out of the Shan
non-C ash duel in that State. In strong
letter to the proprictors Of the Charles
ton News and Courier he comments
! them for their course in condemning
dueling, and for the demanding the
punishment of Col. Cash for the killing
OF Col. Shannon. In the course of his
letter he says;
" 1t will be Il sad day for South Car
olina when gentleman, who feels it to
he his personal or professional duty to
yindicate private rights in our courts, is
first to be- insulted, pursued, villitied
and goaded to desperation, and then
shot. If that is TO be the plane which
our civilizatian is TO occupy, we shall all
be sleeping On our arms. And there
must be something radically wrong in a
public sentiment which can force man
o. Shannon's high character and ac-
knowledgcd courage to fight Il duel I'M
Ter the circumstances which surrounded
NM. Il is about time we were finding
mt where We are, and ascertain wheth- |
II ''border ruiiianism' is to govern this
ountry on whether civilized institutions
hall be maintained"
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as cheap, or cheaper than the same can be
bought in Nashville.
He has all kinds Of lumber for sale, at the
lowest price and, III he has suw-mill of his
own, can fill any order at short notice
aug23
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FOR GOVERNOR,
Hon. ALBERT S. MARKS.

The Democratic campaign in Indiana
will begin August II.
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Peterson, of Lady'S Book notoriety,
strong Republican, has abandoned the
Radicals and cspoused the cause Of Han.
cock.
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9th day Of August, 1880,

for the purpose OF electing a Chancellor for
the 4th Chancery Division, one >tcrif aud
one Trustee for Franklin county, and all Other
vacancies that may have occurred by opera
tion of law.
The following are the special deputies in
the districts, to-wi,:
il. T. Merritt, Winchester.
W. W. Martin, Dccherd.
q. p. Wellington.
&c. W. Bowling.
EG. W. Simmons.
5-Thomas Foster, Jr.
"a. j. Wi-eman.
7-H.E. Alexander.
S-R. X. Powell
Sd. $. Long.
low. hlzcll, Gr enhaw,
Al. Hines, Cowan.
ll-John Thurman.
l2-Wm. Gip-on.
13-Simp. West.
l4-ti. ". Byron.
l5-J. A. Ford.
16-Cal Morris.
Nv. B. Go-sagr.
Isl. S. Green, .Ir.
The above appointed deputies will advcr-
tisc the election at the voting places
J. I. MERRITT, Coroner
July 81, lssO-td
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FIRED. wENGER
Manufacturer and dealer in
ALL STYLES OF FURNITURE

Priccs rs low us the same can be LoroL, :.
Nashville. His Furniture il all handEm,ai,n
and will stand the test of any reason"iI,
usage. Pictures, Chromos, &C., neatly frn n,'h
A lot on hand for sale very low. All sor,S !;
Moulding ior sale cheap. Ii you want ~ !" II. VI
in your cane chairs, come and get Gardncy'
Patent 3-piy Veneer seats. All kinds of r.,
holstcry &c, done promptly. W
COFtlNS made To order, and fully sunn,,
Of the incest on hand, OF any size ut less tbnn
they can he bought for anywhere elsc. He WHY
deliver them in NICE IiEARSE to onv n "m,
OF the county, He keeps on hand an nsi p",'
ment OF METALLIC CASES
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gents p'i'ra one VI I'le'' NUM- q .%p,
pointed ny the facuIly u'l'c'1i ~ 'p."'
particular es'ap''Sh"len' " 'oJn "l
the young men az 10 tIlclr l"o''' anu
hours OF study. 49,.
The advantages iof "p'"'n',E al .'u
cation here are, MINK, eq"a' " any ~
be had anywhere ffole'S ,ri VI mar ne''
ability Ill all the chars, ne exclusive
ownership Of the whoie DOMAIN, F" lhouS-
and acres or more comprising 'he who're
village, gives the University co'np'e'e
control Of all the internal aFralsehicntS'
preventing the establishment u any a'S-
ordcrI y establishments ana - shutting
out all corrUptlng Influences a moral
atmosphere envelopes the Whole pace
The young men seem 10 DC uhder u"
visible restraint. They have the appear
ance Of enjoying great contentment'
There are very many refined and cult
waited young ladies, and the matrohS
who care for the boys take special care
Of their manners, their health and their
wardrobe
It. l.uke'S Theological Hall Is lou
feet in length, and its architecture par
takes Of the carly English character,
contains three large lccture-rooms,
chapel, room for the theological libra
Iry, forty-two bed chambers and twenty
one studies. The hall is the gift of Mrs
Henry Haywood Manigault, and is de-
signed to be a memorial Of her father,
tie late Lewis Morris, Of Morisanla, \.
Y. This fine building is in full view
from where sit writing, andis situated
Opposite the parade ground. The pa
radc ground Il larger than Lafayette
Square, and in its centre see floating
on its high staff the banner Of our com
mon country.
~, eu,,,; :, e,on, N,r.horr
i"e ''''o"'"S % ''''' " - '''~' e
paper
=, "His.inp the FLAG. Toledo
I(Ohio) Blade prints the following ex-
tract from letter from William Boone
Nout. a theological student at the Uni.
Ii;, a',nt,. Tann. !. pon,lo boro ,s I
have told YOU before, are intensely
/ ~outhcrncrs, and do not bear the most
q enyable feelings toward the Norln'
~, to'.s ~" ."G , " n'' W -, ColnncIs f.
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An exchange says: Preparation new.
er rains, it simply pores.
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Election Notice !

By virtue Of the authority in me vested,
will, rs Coroner of Franklin county, Tenn, by
myself and special deputies herein deputed,
open and hold an election in each civil Dis
tricl OF said county, at the various voting pla'
ces ON the
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Tavel, Eastman 4 Howell VS.. H. n.
Caldwell.

BY virtue of decree Of the Chanccry Cour,
OF Franklin county, Tennessee, PRONOUNCED
at its June Term, 1850, in the above cause. |
will. on
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Edward Morris ct al VS. Frank Morri.
MI - h.....

Edward Morris ct al VS. Frank Morris
and others.
Byyirtue Of decree of the Chanccry Court
Of Franklin county, Tenn, pronounced at
liz June Term, 1850, in the above cause, /
will, ON
Monday, September 9th, 1880,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester, Tenn,
sell to the highest bidder, the two tracts oil
land described in the pleadngs, both situa-
ted inthe I'd civil district Of said county. One
217-acre tract, (less 80 acres sold to E. Nor
ris, Jr.,) adjoining the lands Of S. NJ. Wood
ard, John Donaldson and others; the other
50-acre tract, adjoining the lands Of T. G. Muir
rell, S. NJ. Woodland and Others
TERMS--Said lands will be sold upon
credit fone two and three years, a lien to be
retained upon the land until all the purchase
money is paid. Purchasers will be required
to execute notes with good security
This July 10Th, 1880.
T. H. FINCH, c. & NJ.
aug5-tds 81
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NOTES or CURRENT EVENTS.

Apples have sold in New Jersey at @
cents per bushel, so abundant is the crop.
From August LIST to date S3S7, $50, 800
Of foreign gold has been received into the
United States.
Little Phil" will now have a chance to
show Speed in the race for Congress-
Frankfort Woman.
There are eight divorce suits on the
docket Of the present term Of Circuit
Court Winchester sun.
-Registration Of voters closed at New
York Saturday, showing the total Of 2lG,-
as against $4,000 in 1876.
The National Democratic Committee
has declared lis intention Of recognizing
only the Funier Electoral ticket in Vir-
ginia.
The building Of the Kentucky Central
H. II. from Lexington to Richmond will
begin ia a short time, says the Cincinnati
EAqaisa.
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ROCkC.lSTLE.
M. Vernon.


A"e ,' E"si,sn anu turner.
MI william napier ana miss Aiioe
ioung were iharried last sunday
Let every Democrat do his whole duty
next Tuesday by casting his ballot Tor
Tom Turner
They think they've got US boys but
II we rally like true men next Tuesday
well clean 'em.
That little Radical game to elect a
School Commissioner didn't pan out very
we'll. Pick your hints and try II again.
Died, on Monday, 18th inst, at his
residence near Mt. Vernon, Simeon RAM
sey, an old and highly respected citizen.
The chief measure TO which White
devoted himself when In Congress was a
bill to abolish the manufacture Of liquors.
Democrats, see that on the ballots
which you vote next Tuesday for Con
gresham, nothing but the name Of Tom
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Of their guilt Kicking the door down, he
emp,ied three barrel. " biz pistol In the
destroyer Of his happiness, killing him in
stantly, and then turning 10 his wife, shot
her TO death. lie surrendered himself TO
the officers At once and i now in Jail
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AuoNo the kilograms returned to
the National Democratic Committee
as vouchers for payment by the West
eln Union Telegraph, a lot from the
Chairman ofihe Republican Commit
tee were sent by mistake. This is
one Of them
TRush.l October -, isso.-To y. w.
Wicker, Collector Key West, Flaa-Ciiy
Of Dallas took $50, City Of Texas, 100, Col
orado 100, fot Key West Men on dock
instructed 10 ssy nothing about IL.
MARSHALL JEwftI.
The figures represent the number
Of repcaiers he has sent TO that state
10 carry il for Garfield and Arthur.
The authenticity Of the telegram Is
not denied, bat on the contrary. the
Western Union has brought suit
aga inst the Democratic Committee, TO
restrain il from using or circulating
photographic copies Of it. Indiana
was carried by the Republicans by
Just such meanness, and IL the Demo.
Gratis, after being thus warned, allow
the will of the people of Florida to be
thwarted by such action, it deserves
defeat. Now is the time to act. 1t
will be useless 90 cry after getting
whipped by such deviltry.
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TINS Democracy in the Louisville
District is getting into a fearful mud.
die. a Convention to select a candi.
date for Congress has been called, but
Willis friends say they will not sub
nit to it. There would have been no
trouble but for that Over-righteous in
dignation about that nickle business;
but we hope that Mr.. Willis will sub
NIT to the powers that be, and not en-
danger the result in the metropolitan
District.
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HoN. GEO. NJ. ADAMS, the most
popular man in the Ninth District,
returned from Washington, Wednes-
day, and has gone TO help Tom Tur.
ner make his majority as large as pos
sible. Matt is chuck full of Demo.
cratic knowledge and has a peculiarly
impressive way of giving il to an au.
dience.
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HancocL and English Cub, Afffen-
fiOH!

Geaerai OItler No. 4O.-The officers and
members Of the Lincoln County Hancock
and English Club are hereby ordered to
meet on Court Square Monday evening,
Nov. 2, at 9 o'clock, uniformed and equipped
for duty. by order Of President T. w.
Narnon. J. NJ. PHILIPs, Sec'y.
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Heating Stoves, Cooking Stoves.
Crates, Coal Vases, Holds,
longs, Etc, Etc.
WEBSTER WAGONS,
WITH TRUss.RoD AXLE ATTACHMENT.

We respectfully call your attention 10 the merit,
Of the fiuss-Kod Axls Attachment. which We are
using on our Wagons With satisfactory results
The ifuss-knd runs the entire length ~ the aNle
rom end 10 eud taking the place 81 the steln bolts
and u fastened by small octagunsl nut ~ the out
~ end of the skcins and 4 constructed that the
vo5ten aNle d supported ny two small box trusses
OF cast iron which supported BY the Truss Rod
To- the same manner the uilSay passenger car
leugthuiss under the ear.
We cisim zoe the Truss-Ho,i Axle Attachment
that ~ have thoroughly tested Il iur several years
IN al the various climates Of the a. =, and u has
stood the iest Nth peficrt satisfaction 10 ourselves
aud tho-c who have used it, We viii give you one
ui he special tests Of the fruss-Ro-i " aguns
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The man who votes for Garfield
votes to make bribery and perjury re-
spectacle, and sets an example for the
rising generation that will be felt for
centuries.
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As MOST of our readers know, the
vote for President is not direct but
through Electors. We give a correct
ed list of the Hancock Electors for
this State today. See that you vote
for them.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-29

The Louisville Post has removed to
a commodious office on Third Street,
and now appears in a new and hand.
some fall suit. 1t is on a regular
boom, and we are glad of it. Emmett
Logan's footprints are now plainly
visible on it.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-29

SENATOR "CERRo GoRDo" VII
LIAMs, in a speech the other day, said
that if Hancock is elected, as he sure
ly will be, look out for a great fire in
Washington, for the rascally Repub-
lican oiIice-holders will never leave
the bureaus until they have destroyed
the records of their crimes. There is
a good deal of plausibility in such a
prediction.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-29

Two YEARS ago there was some dis
satisfaction in the party at Phil
Thompson's nomination. There is
none now, and he will get the full
vote of the Democracy in the Dis
trict. A gentleman who refused to
vote for him before, now says that he
would vote for him over any man he
knows of, so greatly is he pleased with
his action in Congress and the game
ness he displays on every stump.