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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-16
SHEKsiFF'S SALE.


L MANDS OF order sale, o the District
Court of Second Judicial District Of in and
for the County OF Orm.by, the seal sai
the 18th day of March, A D. $780, Sheriff Of
said county directed and duly atested issuing from
judgment and decree render ID in said Court the lth
day of March, A. d. $780, favor of the City
ls Bank plaintiffs, and against John a. Mo John u.
Kersey administrator Of the OF Marvel Parker de
ceased, and Char Harris defendants for the of
fifteen hundred 500 dos principal, and the of
three hundred and eny light and 70l0o (S37s 70l0)
dollars, interest and the OF one hundred and fifteen
and S1l00 (sl5 Sl00) dollars for insurance premiums;
and the first and the last mentioned viz the fifteen
hundred dollars and the one hundred and fifteen and
S7l03 bear interest at the rate OF and half az
per per month from the date of rendition of ud
until paid, AMI cOunsts fees in the hun
bred and and AS 100 (S99 1910 dollars
geher with OF suit twenty and 80 100 $50 5O
dollars and aocruing five and e0160 dollars rend
ing judgment in the aggregate OF two thousand two
hundred and twenty five and l3l00 81 225 49, dollars,
ard the hereafter and expenses Of sale. Now,
Whereas it is adudged and decred that all singular
the aged property hereinafter described, much
thereof will be sufficient realize the aggregate
stated and the costs and expenses of such sale will
by virtue and III OBJ diene to the command Of sid order
and decree sell pub auction to the highest BIDDER for
in front the Courthouse in Carson City, said
81 and State, the hour of 2 o'clock P.
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THURsDAY, APRIL Sth. 1880,

The following described l:ortgaged property, UGH
thereof will be sufficient satisfy the aforesaid amounts
Lots numbered three (3 four az and tle north
twelve Q2) feet OF lot number o. g and II feet Of
lot No. y, in block number seventeen o. irortor
Green's Division OF Ca sou City, particularly de-
scribe follows to wit: Lot number four, comlnenc
thirty feet (3) the north of said
block seventeen Q7) and running so"th thirty four go
feet thence west eighty (80) fee to aev thence north
thirty four $50 feet thence east right angles eghy SO
feet also lot three (3) commencing at point on the
west line of said block seventeen QO twenty-five (22
feet south Of the northwest Of said block running
thence south fOrysN (46) feet along the west boundary
line of said block thence east at right angles eighty go
feet to alley, thence rOr at right angles fo tysX 4G
feet thence west right eighty 500 feet to place OF
beginning. In the said sale 1t adudged and
decree1 that the expiration of the e allowed by law
for demptOn to give a dee to the purchaser pur
chasers and that the defendants and all persons claiming
to cl Jim from under them all persons having
liens subsequent 10 said rtgage, by udm,at de
upon the LAM described in said mortgage and all persons
having any lien claim by under such subsequent
atives and all pers claiming under them be proven
barred and orecosed of and from all eqdty redemn
ton and claim in, of and to said tagged premises
and part and parcel thereof from and after the
delivery Of said deed OF the Sher # thai the purchaser
purchasers such sale be let thereof that
of the parties this action no be i'll posses
OF said premises to part thereof and person
who, since the of this action. has
into possession under them either of them deliver
session thereof such purchaser purchasers the
production OF the Seris deed for such premises
part thereof LLOYD HILL, Sheriff.
Carson City, March A. 1850.
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IT is ramored that the Gozctte's editor is
Land Appraiser for the Central P,cifc Rail
road Company and receives salary of $500 a
month for his services If this is not "a fact
the APPEAL will willingly publish the editor 5
donial.-APPEAL
Correct, with slight confusion of figures.
The proprietor does the same work for the
same pay mot cent more nor less) that he
did for years before he owned the Ga7stte
The Gazette does the same as it wesld if did
not work for the Land Department. There
is no connection between the Land Depart
ment and the Law Department of the railroad
and no connection between the newspaper
and the land business of the proprietor of the
Gazette. Reno Gazette.
la the APPEALS article the figures were
transposed. The salary, We are informed, is
$3.50 per month.
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THE REAGAN BILL. A letter from Con.
gresham DAggett gives the assurance that the
Reagan Bill is by no means dead yet The
anti railroad men are preparing for a fight
which will begin on the Oath of the pressn,
month. They expect to throw the majority
bill out of the window and put the Reagan
bill before the House again in the shape of an
amendment
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Dafodils are said to be in bloom down about
Carson. Chronicle
The above is copper-rivited lie. The
Thermometer is below freezing point and no
vegetation Of any description has dared to
show its head here this season.
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amendment.

TIE Pacific Life charges that Manager Col.
ton committed suicide because Manager Locke
owed him $4,000 which he would not paw.
Anybody who would have any business deal
ings with Locke after what is known of him
is better fitted for the other world than this.
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THE APPEAL says there is nothing in the
reported sale of the Virginia 4 Truckes rail
road to the Central Pacific Company. The
whole thing, that journal asserts, was gotten
up to help along the Sharon Senatorial boom
No necessity for that. Sharon's speech will
sweep the country like wild6re. Eureka Sen
tirel
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The Chronicle suggests that Sharon's speech
should b printed on satin paper and distrib-
atsd Co his admirers Is this correct for a
man who 20 seldom satin his chart
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The Gar of Russia may never die by the
hand of assassns, but he is as liable as any
other man to fall down the cellar stairs Of the
Palace some night and break his neck
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Ingersoll's lectures are read to the patrons
of Austin saloons This is done, says the pro-
jector, in order to disseminate knowledge
among the masses.
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The spirit of Emperor Norton is writing
letters to the Eureka Sentinel. A good live
corpse will be a great help to the Democratic
press in the coming npaign
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Is now prepared to furnish Gravestones, Monuments
Aantles Marble Tile etc., sher notice Cheaper than
c be furnished by any other parties Designs be
at residence south side Of King street. blocks
. Ut Of the Capitol, nov70t
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Il)I,inebester 1lormal,
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Winchester, Tenn.

T,lIIS RESTITUTION. FOR LADIES
L AND GENTLEME EN-. begins it. Sec
ond Scholastic Year with II Faculty OF
seven teachers. September LIST, 1879.
ADVANTAGES IL. oration for health I'M
surpassed, and cay OF access rom III parts
of the State.
lo,.ll., earnest and able teachers in cy-
cry department..
Classical. SrirntIicand Irrrgularcourscs
of instruction..
Special advantages in Music. Vocal and
lnstrnmrntl.) pcnmnnship, Book keep
my. and Modern Languages.
Cheaper board and tuition combined
with superior school room advantages.
AIMS: Thorough and Symmetrical Cul-
turc Of Body Mind and llrart the watch
word being. y True Manhood and II True
Wumanhoud.
God places brothers and sisters in the
girls in the same school, the boys are gen
tier and the girls stronger, while the NOR
ais and manners OF both are pUrer and
better.
ThcnStruclion is given by teachers who
have warm hearts to welcome and willing
hands to help. and is thorough. careful
and complete,
The complaint so often urged. that
teachers in Colleges are slaves 10 routine.
that they hlinlly follow presidents. and
never originate or adopt ncT methods. can
not he made against Winchester Normal.
She has fresh young life. does not roll IN
the old rnts; but is guided by large and
liberal ideas. while possessed OF force OF
will to carry them out,
The Scholastic Year comprises two
terms. each of five months.
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1t will he remembered, perhaps, tn,

1t will he remembered, perhaps, that
on the 9th of February, 1878, Mr..
Benjamin r Franks-a citizen of this
counly-killed Jasper j. Jones, his
employer and prominent and res
pccted citizen. at Scousboro, Ala.
Soon after the murder the Masonic
Lodge at Scottsboro published proc-
3lamalion to the effect that the murder
was atrocous, and all good Masons
and good men of every order were
asked to not only refrain from giving
aid to said Franks, but to contribute,
If possible, to his arrest. We believe
there were rewards offered for his ar
rest and delivery amounting to $500 or
$1,000, But time passed on ard the
matter had escaped our memory, until
last Sunday, when we learned that Mr..
Franks had been arrested at the house
cf Ills father, some seven miles south
of Winchester, at about o'clock p. IN.
of that day, by Capt. Glenn Arledse.
W. NJ Robertson, Ii. p. Stewart. Jno.
Arledge. aud Deputy Sheriff Ike Hall
who had been summoned BY Capt. Ar.
ledge. 1t appears that Mr.. Franks, by
his own confession, had been for Mines
teen months living in the house where
he WAS arrested, and no one in the
neighhorhool knew it except his father
and his wife, truly good woman
whose fidelity to her husband Illus.
trales the nobleness Of woman, and il
was her. love for her husband which
c, eventually led TO lis arrest. She
would have borne the whisper OF SIAN
Ger, perhaps, to have saved him. Blu!
She was known to be pure and honest,
and the conclusion was that her Aus
band was there. He was found Sc
GREETED under the he'd, behind trunks
and boxes. He dill not have tine
when the party came up to get into n
bureau he had ingenously made, and
in which he had concealed himself be
fore when others had gone in search OF
him. This bureau had the appearance
OF drawers, but on q tke top drawer
was real. 1t would be pulled partly
out, and below the contents were
Ben Franks. 1t was an ingenious con
trvance, and who can blame Franks
for it, or blame his good wife3
Well, he is now in the hands Of the
law. Capt. Arledge and W. NJ. Rob.
inson took him to Scottsboro last
Sunnay night. He may he or may not
he guilty. His temper, we think, got
the better of him. He was Mas On
AMI killed brother Mason. Mr.. VIM.
Whltworth, u good Mason and reliable
man, was present and says the murder
was unprOvoked.
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From the 10th District.
CowAN. TENN, March ].

CowAS. TENN, March ].
Editor Home journal;
The first OF the past week was warm and
pleasant, but rn'ling with rain ard cold
Plum. bushes are in bloom, elm trees arc
green, and peach trees would have been
In bloom in II few days but Tor the sudden
change in the temperature.
Farmers are well up with their work
Some have broken up their gardeLs and
planted Irish potatoes.
Wheat has escaped the rayages Of the
worm thus Tar. and is looking well.
DIED.-On the 9th ult., ut the residence
Of her son, near Cowan, Mrs, Jackson
aged 81 years. She had been in trcbl,
health tor several years.
The residence OF Nj. p. Hines was dcs-
troyed by fire on the evening of the 9th
ult. lie Lad moved to town last fall. and
II negro family were living In the house
There was no one ut home when it took
fire. Mr.. Hines and the negro children
were in the crib near by, slclling corn.
and the negro man was blowing IL short
distance from the house, but did not dis
cover the fire until the roof was dropping
in. The wind was very brisk from the
east, and it is supposed it caught from the
fireplace.
a lady whose name did n, learn. who
had been on visit to relatives ut Tracy
City. was robbed ut Cowan last Wedne--
day night. She came down on the cv, H.
ing train, and was in the sitting-room
awaiting the night train bound north.
She was alone. Two men came in and
stirred up the fire in the stove. She WAS
sitting near the stove, and her child WAS
tretting. She took her purse out of her
bosom and laid it on the seat by her side
to nurse the child, when one of the men
seized the purse, and both ran. She pur-
sued them some distance, but they soon
disappeared ont OF Ter reach. Two men
have been arrested, and it Is hoped the
guilty parties will be discovered and pun
isIcd. ii.
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A correspondent Of the Shel5yvillt
Commercial, writing from Thompson's
Greek, Bedford county, speaks as fol-
lows Of q series of lectures lately de
livered in that vicinity by Rev. G. ii
Shcldrakc, of our town:
We attended several lectures at
sCcnter," on Daddy's Creek, last week
The lecturer was Rev. G. H. Shell
urake, of Cumberland Church. His
themes we're: City Missions" "Skep-
ticism,' "Temperance." He made the
''welkin" ring.
His lecture on "Skepticism" was g
Inc production His arguments were
.oL,inclng and his expressions happy.
Ills temperance lecture, viewed scien-
ILLEGALLY aud blblically, shows him to
tie an adept in the business. We
would say that his Lectures" we're q
srand success.
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From the 18th District.

ESTILL SPRINGS, Tenn, March
Editor Home journal:
We are sorry to have announce the
death OF Mis- John =. Brooks, wife OF "
b. Gray's miller. She died on the 18th OF
February, leaving five children to mourn
her loss.
We are glad to learn that Mrs. W. Is.
Gray, who has been very i'll, is GONZALES
cent.
Mrs. W. B. Holt, wife of "Uncle Bill"
still continues very Ill.
Addison Temple, who has been III, is
now going about. apparently in usual
health.
We hear of no other sickness in e
community. Yours.
X, STYX
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Maj. II. f. Cummings, formerly first
Warden of the Penilentiary, was ir our
town last week, looking after the mat,
tcrs Of the n, &. L. st. Louis Railway.
Maj c. never had II superior in the pc.
silion he occupied under Gov. Porter.
lie is well qualified for almost any
place, and we recognize in him Il true
gentleman and friend.
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Nonresident Notice.

Thomas Pack and others VS.. Nathan
Pack and others.
Upon motion. and 1t appearing to the
satisfaction Of the Clerk of the County
Court Of franklin county, Tern. from the
Petition filed in the above cause. which
is sworn TO. that the defendants. 10
seph Pelham. Henry Pelham aud wife
iietty Pelham. are non-rcsiuents of the
State of Tennessee. so that the ordinary
process OF law cannot be serycd upon
them.
1t Is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home journal. published in Winchester.
Tenn. requiring said nonresident defend
ants tOappear on or beforetlc lst Monday
in April. 1880. before the Honorable
County Court OF franklin county. Tenn.
ami plead. answer or ,lemur to complain
ants petition, Ortlie same will be taken for
confessed and set Tor hearing ex parte as
to them.
Witness my hand. ut Office in Winches
ter. this March lst. 1870.
GLEN ARLEDGE. Clerk.
BY J.J. Arle,lge. ID. G..
mar4-tw
Fitzpatrick Il Gregory, Solicitors.
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DIED.-Last Friday night. the 9th
ulti'InO, at the residence Of his mother
in Winchester, Mr.. Hugh F. Ham
bright, aged about 90 years. The dc.
ceased had fingered for more than a
year under the slow but sure progress
Of consumption, but almost up TO the
hour of his death he was full of hope
that he would recover. Mr.. Ham
bright was printer, and has worked
10 many cities and held positions OF
honor in the Typographical Union, OF
which he was worthy member. The
last place in which he worked was At
lanta, Gu, from whence he came home
10 die. He leaves mother and sister
and many friends.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-03-04

Notwithstanding the recent advance
III prices Of all kinds of merchandise,
j. L. Bauyh still continues to sell his
stock at the very lowest rates. Ii you
are in need of anything in the line OF
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Haas, La
dies Dress Goods. Notions, &c, give
him call, and he will surely give you
II bargain He is receiving an immense
stock of Spring goods from Boston.
New York and Gin innati. See adj
vcrliscmcIt in another column.
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Expenses per Term Of Five Months:

| Board can be had with the Pre- ilcnt ut
$1,000 per month exclusive OF washing ::
$1,000 inclusive ofrvrrything.
The best families in Winchester and vi
entity will open their houses to boardrrS
on favorable terms.
THIS SCHOOL Is no HOUSE, OF REFORM.
ThoS' with permanent bad habits need not
cLtrr. for the welfare ot the school and
safety Of Others viii require their removal.
ONLY W )RKING STUDENTS WANTED.
Those who go to school to spend money
to keep company. to he thought rrSprrta-
bic Re. ::Al better 90 to some fashionable
College for they will not be happy here.
This school is no refuge from care Snh la
Dor. The student wins success only by
patient industry and hard study. Students
willing to cNprud all their energies in the
great work %! education will find congo
NAL spirits in the Normal.
For Catalogue. OF any desired iniorml-
ton, address
II. NJ. BLEDSOF
Secretary Faculty.
July 10TH 1879
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DR.. A. B!itz, OF Nashville, who
spent some time with us last summer,
has just arrived in Winchester. We
learn he intends 10 spend three or four
weeks in our midst. He is stopping
at Mrs. WaImey's house, now occupied
by Dir. Boucher. Many of his former
patients and friends will doubtless he
glad TO see the Doctor again.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-03-04

FOR SALE. "A new National Ameri.
can Sewing Machine. with one drawer
and elegant cover. Works .plendidly.
With hrmmer and teller, brailer and
quilter. Outfit cost $50. Will be sold
for S22 50 cash. Apply at Home
Journal Office. Also, u splendid White
Machine, with five drawers and folding
cover.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1880-03-04

Our good friend, r. + Sharp. one
of the constables OF this district and
one Of the hest We ever had, is still
quite sick at his home few miles
from Winchester. His restoration
would he hailed with delight by no one
more than ourself.
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Although have said | would not again
run for recollection to the office OF Trustee
OF Franklin eouMty, yet because Of the
earnest solicitation of so many friends,
Weld to their wishes a'sd hereby announce
myself candidate.
ROBERTSON j. TURNER.
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Ii you want the money for your
rags, take them to that promising
young merchant, Mike Plumlee. He
will give you the highest price. See
his advertisement.
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FOr Trustee.

We are authorized to announce Al
Skidmore II candidate tor Trustee OF
Franklin county at the ensuing August
election.
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We are authorized to announce William
Prince. Esq. Il candidate for Trustee OF
Franklin county ~ the ensuing August
election.
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4 a NOU n CE MEN L S
Election August 9th. 1880.
For Sheriff.

We arc authorized to announce John D.
Turnera candidate tor Slleri II OF trahklih
county. ut the election the first Thursday
in August next.
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Tue Mite Social will! meet at Mrs. L.
d. Grrgory's residence next Friday
night.
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We are authorized to announce IL. #.
Oakley Il candidate for rejection to the
Office of Sheriff OF Franklin county, ut the
ensuing August election.
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We are authorized to announce w. +.
Cherry II candidate for Trustee OF Frank
lin county ut the ensuing August election.
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We are authorized to announce j NJ.
Houston candidate for Trustee OF Frank
lin county ut the ensuing August election.
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Chancery Sales
For March 22d, 1880.

James Williams ct ais. VS.. Shade Pei
ham 1T. ais.
BY virtue OF decree of the Chancery
Court Of Franklin county. Tennessee pro-
n0unced nj It's January Term, 1880, in
above cause, will on
Monday, March 22d, 1880,
ut the Courthouse door in Winchester,
Tenn, sell to the highest bidder. the
the l50-acre tract of land described in the
pleadingS, situated on the waters OF Crow
Creek, in the 18th civil district OF said
county.
Said land will be sold on credit of one
and two years. except 10 per cent. Of the
purchase money required in cash--lhe
biudlnSs to commence ut 75cts per acre
and viii be sold subject to the widows
dover.
Notes with good security will be re-
CURED of the purchaser aud lien lc-
tanned. &c.
This February 10th. l.S0.
4. IL .FlNCll.C d NJ.
fahDn.tll
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E. G. MARKS, M. D.,
July 10Th. 1879.
trEETHING POWDERS

Respectfully oilers his professional SER
vices to the citizens of Winchester and
vicinity.
IL Office in Col. II. r. Cars building.
Just aboveJ l.. BaugI's store.
April %. 1870.
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Sanders Faris, Guardian, &C., VS.. John
benson and others.

Sanders Fars, Guardian, &C., VS.. John
benson and others.
BY virtue OF decree of the Chanccry
Court Of Franklin county, tennessee. pro-
hounccd at its January Term, 1850, in
above cause, | will. on
Monday, March % /, 1880,
ut the Courthouse door in Winchester.
Tenn, sell to the highest bidder the l9l 10
acre tract OF land described in the plead
ings. adjoining the lands Of - Heb
crly. Samuel Sharbcr and others, in civil
district No. of said county.
Said land will he sold for cash pay
ment of S2573O and the costs, S. and
upon II credit OF one and two years for the
balance bid-the buildings to commence at
80 per acre. Rents and possession OF the
land reserved for the present year.
Notes with not less than two suretes
will BIZ required Of the purchaser for the
credit payments and II lien retained. &c.
This FEBRUARY 18th, 1850.
T. ii. FINCH, {. & NJ.
fcb2G-tds SIS
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Postmaster G. 6. Phillips kindly
furnishes us the following report OF
Money Order business done at the
Winchester Office during the year 1879 4: