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GARDNER, SHEPHERD Il co.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Shoes, Hats and Straw Goods,

WE would inform our customers and the
trade generally that sincethe Fire in which the
building we occupied was consumed we have
removed our stock to No. AZ, west side of the
Square, up stairs adjoining Messrs. Allison,
Anderson g. Co.
Since removing, we have received large
additions to our stock, including great varl-
etv Of Goods, suited to the season, to which
we respectfully invite the attention of Mer-
chants. Orders solicited and filled with care.
'' GARDNER, SHEPHERD g. co.
April 26, 1S56-4t.
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NOTICE.

IHAVE this day suggested the insolven
cy of the estate of Wallace Z. Rose 10 the
Clerk of the County Court of Franklin county.
ims against SAID estate
will file them with the Clerk Of the county
Court within six months from this day to be
dealt with according to law.
April26, '56-3t. CLAIBRONE RoSE,
Administrator of Wallace E. Rose,
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U Among the very best papers
that we receive weekly is the Pulaski
American Citizen. edited by AB. WAT
KINs, who has associated himself with
Mr.. McCoRD in its publication. 1t is
printed in the best style, and we never
read it without being struck with the
marked ability which characterizes its
editorial management. WATKINS is
married, and if MCCoRD isn't before the
close of this year, the only reason that
can be assigned will be that the girls
of Giles will not do their duty. As
this is leap year, his modesty will be
no excuse.
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BIRDS OF A FEATHER WILL FLOCK TO-
GETnER."-The Mount Vernon New
York Gazette, rank Freesoil paper,
hoists the name of Andrew Johnson for
President.
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" 1t can but be gratifying to
many, and we might say all, to know
that a successful effort is now being
made for the organization of a Mechan-
ical Agricultural Society in this coun-
ty. Liberal sums have Seen subscrlo.
ed, which renders consumation Of
the matter beyond doubt.
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CHIFFON n AESEseSE"E,
No. Is, Cedar Street,
Nns1av1sgn rU'na,upns.

DEALERS and Manufacturers Of Gents
Fine Rcady-Nlade Clothing, and Clothing
made TO order in the best manner; Gents fur
nishing Goods Of every description and finest
quality: Such as Collars, Suspenders, Gloves,
Half-hose, Cravats, Stocks, Ncck-tcs; White
Cotton and Linen Shirts; Silk, Wooden, Cotton,
Merino and Cashmere Under-shirts and Draw
crs; and everything required to render gen
tleman's Wardrobe Complete.
February Is, '56-1y.
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COUNTY COURT---FRANKLIN COUNTY,
TENNEssEE.-AprilT Term, 1856.


B. X. Daniel, Admir- &c.,
VS.. Petition to
The widow and heirs Of
Noble Clark, decd, and sell land.
the heirs of Henry Cook.
1T appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that said defendants, "Benry Cooks
heirs" are non-residents of the State often
nessee so that the ordinary process Of law
cannot be served upon themi it is is therefore
Ordered, that publication be made, for three
successive weeks, in the Winchester APP
peal" newspaper published in Winchester,
Tennessee, requiring said nonresident de.
PENDANTS to appear at the next term Of said
Court, to be holden for said county at the
courthouse in Winchester, on the first Mon
day IN May next, and plead answer or demur
to said petition, or the same will be taken for
confessed and set for hearing ExPARTE as to
them.
Witness, William E. Taylor, Clerk of said
teoaT.r al office first Monday Of April 1855.
WIN. f. TAYLOR, CIR.
April 10 3w
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STATE OF Observation-Disclosures
COUNTY.
March term, 1856, of the Circuit Court
of said County.
WHEREAS William Little, Collector Of
the public taxes for the county of Franklin,
reported to Court the following tracts of land
as having been returned for the taxes for the
year 1855, and that the taxes thereon remain
due and unpaid; and that the respective own
ers or claimants thereof have no goods and
chattels within this county on which he can
distrain for said taxes, to wit:
Jacob Anthony's heirs-One tract of land,
CT acres, in civil district No. 7, valued al
5000; taxes 50 cents; clerks fee 81; prin-
ter's fee l so; collectors fee 90.
John Campbell's heirs-One tract of land,
100 acres, in civil district No. 8, valued at
800; taxes Is cts; clerks fee 80; printers
fee so; collectors fee l 90.
Rhoda Stamps heirs-One tract Of land,
SO acres, in civil district No. 8, valued at $780,;
taxes Is cts; clks fee l so; printers fee 80;
collectors fee l 90.
Swink's heirs-One tract of land, 31Sacres,
in civil district No. g; valued at $500; taxes
1 ~, CleTkS Ice wv pIlHlCi 0 ioS w,
collectors fee 90.
James Britton's heirs-AOne tract Of land,
SO acres, in civil district No. 8, valued at
$140; taxes IS CTS; clerks fee 30; printers
fee 80; collectors fee l 90.
Whereupon it is considered by the Court
that judgment be and it is hereby entered
against the aforesaid tracts of land in the
name of the Slate for the sums annexed tc
each, being the amount of taxes, costs ant
charges due severally thereon for the year
1866, and it is ordered by the Court that sale
several tracts of land, or so much thereof as
shall be sufficient of each of them to satisfy
the taxes, costs and charges annexed to them
severally be sold as the law directs.
N. FRIZZELL, elk.
NOTICE.-In pursuance of the foregoing
order of sale I will on Monday the 7lh day o
July, 1856, before the courthouse door in th'
town of Winchester, offer for sale for read!
cash the tracts of land mentioned in said orde
of sale, or so much thereof as will be suffl
cient of each of them to satisfy the taxes
costs and charges annexed to them.
WILLIAM LITTLE, L. e.
April 26 IDS
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FlsK'S METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
COAC HI WI A XII q.

J. NJ. BURROUGH
Would inform the citizens Of this county and
the rest of mankind generally that he contin-
ucs to make them fine bugges' and carriages
of every description to suit the taste of any
one that will give him a call.
Repairing done on liberal terms.
Winchester, March s, 1856. "
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR.. A. G. ClOptOn having permanently
located in Winchester offers his professional
services to the citizens of the county.
Office on Main street, one door above J. ii
Knox's family grocery; residence, ono TOT
merly occupied by F. I. Estill, Esq
Mar22 ~
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Nashville Market.

NASHVILLE, April "a.
COTTON.--Receipts small. Sales Of
40 bags 969ac.
A Hamilton's. 13 Hhds, 5 IS, 90
5 35, 7 so, 5 Is, 5 80, 5 so, 7 so,
5 so, 6 SIS, 80, 8 10, 80. At
Johnson & Homes, Is Hhds; at so;
2 at 6 90; 2 at 8 rs; 2 at 8 so; 6 65,
5 80, 8 10, 6 so.
BACON.-Fim at SC, hog I'd
Hams sa09; Sides S30a; Shoulders 7ac.
FLOUR.--No change.
WHIKY.--Peakcock's 22024; Beat.
tvs 22@24; O'Kane's extra SOC.
Trade quiet.
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April &c
DAGUER II e OTYP e s.
J. G.. GRAY,
Daguerrean Artist,

WOULD announce to the ladies and gen
tlemen of Winchester and vicinity that he
has opened rooms over ]. Campbell's Family
Grocery where he is prepared to take pictures
in the best style of the art. Please call and
see specimens, marS9
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NJ 1t is said that the railroad from
Tullahoma to McMinnville will be
completed and ready for the cars as
far as Manchester in the course of
this week.
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COMMERCIAL.
Macon, (Ga.) Market.
MACON, April "a, 1856.
MEssRs. PURvIs & SLATER

MAcoN Anril % 1874.
Mrss.s p,nv,. &, 6, .uunn
S;nce our lac, wseL,s renort ortb;s mar.
ket rbere bas been . s1;abt s1vonce in
Bacon. W. now ouote IT,
BAcoy hoo rounJ 1oa1o4
Cboice Hams 11,19l
Sides. 1Oaa11
sbo,l,,o.s oooI
IarJin Rorrois 1nlo11
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NOTICE.

HAVE this day suggested the iusolven.
cy of the estate of A. B. Gordon, deceased, TO
the Clerk of the County Court of Franklin
county. All persons having claims against
said estate will file them with the Clerk of the
County Court on OF before the 22d day of Octo.
Der, 1856. HAYDEN MARCH,
npril 26-3t. Administrator
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SIG NIrrcANT.-The Alabama State
Sentinel comes eat-against the re-
nomination of Mr.. Pierce, and threat
ems that if he should be the nominee OF
the Convention it will support Mr.. Fill
more.
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T We see from Swans Bank Note
Detector that a new bank has just
been established at McMinnville, in
this State, called Bucks Bank" w.
White, Esq, President, and Ben. F.
Paine, Cashier. The bank will issue
no bills of smaller denomination than
five dollars.
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SHEET IRON WARES,


| AM now receiving large. and varied
assortment of fine Stoves, Brass Kettles, Odd
Lids, Pumps, Castings, &C., and have on hand
every variety Of Tin Wares, and can manu-
facture to order all manner Of Sheet Iron
Wares. Guttering, Roofing, &C., done on
reasonable terms.
will take in exchange for the above goods
old copper, brass, pewter, and lead, beeswax,
feathers, tallow, jeans, and all articles COM
ing under the head of barter. The market
price will always be allowed.
r. J. Lockhart is my authorized agent, and
can always be found at the old business stand.
Mar Is, 1856. If S A LOCKHART.
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DO At the Democratic Convention
held in Shelbyville last week, we I'M
derstand that Jas II. Thomas, of Maui
nv, was nominated as candidate for
Elector in this District, and J. M. Da-
wilson, of Lincoln, Assistent. Also,
M. w. Garner, of this county, was ap-
pointed Canvasser for Franklin coun-
ty.
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IGNORING THE QUEsTIoN.--The Dem
ocrats say that the Americans do not
mention the word slavery in their
platform, and thereby practically ig-
more the question. Now, it will be
borne in mind that they also say that
the Nebraska and Kansas bill is their
test of soundnes, which does not have
the word in it, either. Therefore, ac-
cording to their own logic, their test
ignores the slavery question. They
further admit that the American plat
form copies the Nebraska Kansas bill
almost Verbatim, and must be sound,
as they profess to be.
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HsOlrent Notice.

Ins0lrent Notice.
ALL persons indebted to the estate Of NJ.
r. Williams, decd, late of Franklin county,
Tenn, are requested to make immedia'e
payment; and all persons holding demands
against his estate are requested to present Il e
same by the 18th of July, 1856, or they wi
be forever barred.
LITTLETON TANKERSLEY
Admir- NJ r. Williams, decd.
Aprl2 st
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NJ Winchester presents dull ap-

" Winchester presents dull ap-
pearance this week. The farmers are
staying at home, taking advantage of
this fine weather--a good sign of plen-
ty to come. Still, our town is improv-
ing considerably in the repair of DID,,
and erection Of new buildings. The
public square will soon be the only OPP
probrium upon the task of our citizens.
1t needs a storm, or some other neces-
sity, to inspire improvement. There
are several old piles on the square
that ought to be removed and rebuilt.
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John II. Wootton,. ........M Z. Holloway.
wOOTTON 4 HOLLOWAY,
Commission Merchants and Produce
Dealers,
COTTON AVENUE,

WILL nav strict attention to all Consign.
ments from Northern Georgia and Tennessee.
And if prompt attention and quick returns
deserve any credit, we hope TO share liberal
portionI of the public putronage,---Asso- we
will make liberal advances on goods IN store.
REFERENCE.
ANY person who has made US one Shipment
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FURNITURE DEPOT.
JOHN P.fTTEKS % ".

NASHVILLE, TENN.
NJ All kinds of Furniture, Clocks, Lamps,
always on hand and for sale Wholesale and
Retail. Marl5 ly
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Rs % Es 4 ~ = ID "a a. Ea A T. u 4,
CABINET MAKERS,
Winchester, Tennessee.

Winchester, Tennessee.
THANKFUL for past favors, beg leave to
inform their friends and the public generally,
that they still continue the Cabinet Business
at their new house, Southeast side of the
Public Square, Winchester, Tenn.
FURNITURE
Constantly on hand, or made to order. So
fas and Chairs rc-upholstercd, and old furni-
ture repaired. Nlattre made to orderon
short notice Collins made and conveyed to
any part Of the county without extra charge.
ROBINSON g. HALL.
February 16, Silly.
COAYAEs &S FR1zXEAa,
ATTORNEYS a. COUNSELORS AT LAW,
WINCHESTER, TENN.
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which we turn away our eyes and our mind, viz:
that il the Americans stand alone in pursuing the
corsair system, it may be their corsairs- that is
their privateers-may be declared pirates, which
would give to war most horrible feature.
There is one argument Mr.. Marcy puts forward
which IL not destitute of moral as well as of politi
cal value. He says:-"The United States look upon
great standing nayies and armies as destructive OF
national prosperity and dangerous to civil liberty
The expense Of keeping them up is heayye
barge upon the people. They are, IN the
eyes Of my government, as well as parity IN
tact, threat held out against other nations.
large army, whether naval or military, always
ready for war, presents great temptation to m AXE
war; The policy of the United States has always
been opposed to such establishments, and never
more SO than now. Never will the United States
be induced to accept any modification of the mari
time law which would make it necessary for themto
maintain, in time OF peace, either great naval or
great military establishment. If ever they should
be driven TO assert their rights by arms. they will
be contentt To depend upon IN their
military operations by land, and for the protection
of their commerce by sea they will depend upon
their merchant marine-that il, upon privateers
II this country should ever be deprived of the
above resources, then il would be obliged to chang
its policy, and to assume before the world mill
tary attitude"
50 far MIR. Marcy. Now, most assuredly we
are not in love with standing armies or naves
any more than Mr.. Marcy; but we cannot see how
1t would tend to put them aside, that tue United
states should complain OF being obliged to change
HcA pouty, anu tfht lHutdfy dbtiutuc UctOIc hut
world France, England, Pied mont, Belgium, might
be ruled by standing armies and fleets by simple
police. Only (and alas for liberty that it is So the
governments OF Austria, Russia and Prussia caanot
stand by any other system than that of the sword
and the cannon. Where there is, however, stand
ing army in any nation of Europe there must, of
necessity be standing army in all the Others AS to
fleets is hardly necessary to remark that they
the auxJres OF armies.
Happily for the United States all the faults of her
Executive are easily corrected by means of the cleo
tons. The successor Of Mr.. Pierce will soon be APP
pointed. and let us hope that new Secretary OF
State will understand differently from Mr.. Marcy
the bearing Of the refusal which Mr.. Marcy has
given to the abolition OF privateering.
P.S-rhe Bourse Gazette of August %, under
the caption Of Berlin announces that all the great
Powers nave determined TO take measures, in body,
to- induce the Unted States TO accede to the princi
pies Of maritime law laid down by the Congress Of
Paris.
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A NEw BRITISH MINISTER ron Tus UvrrEp
STATS we bnd ibs folio wing the toron gloassi OF
FRIDAY last We staed, iew days ego the probability
hat the Hon Mr. Nilers wonli the ambassador
from Great Britain 10 the United states. We believe
there Is row no doubt hat such gill be the case. We
have reason 10 know that Mr. Nlers has accepted the
appoint nept The Hon Charles Pelham Niiiers though
said tn be Of a very indocnt nature, Of remark
able ability, strong intelligence and meet courtly greece
and genteness 81 Ex:ep, that he careless in
dress he bears singular resemblance TO his brother
lord Clarendon, having bis peculiar liquid blue eve and
expression aneud courtlinsss Like Mr.. Champion he
rs bachelor Before receiving his present Office OF Judge
Advocate IN able denater ana active COMMITTEES
mar in the House Of Commons. His annual motion, On
The laws nrst wakened that public opinion in England
which srey them down, and In the agitation and al va
caey Of the ballot he has always taken an eager mart
since bis appointment he has been doomed TO the In
tive facuruv Of the Treasury bench his views ba
slwsys resr ~ hrcaft q freedom approaching. moi,
eu<IAk 4, q 81 ...s-NSM,
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cthTRkVILLB COURSE, 4. I.-rRoTTrNg.
Arcstng match for 81 1000, three mile heats. IN hsr
ness, came OF on Monday afternoon, between r. m.
lady kuey and DIX. m Beeswing. The roam mss won
the race The following Is a summary
MONDAY, sept. a2-rrotting match. q. 600 three =,
heats, in harness.
y. Pnfer named =. m. lady Riley ............. IN
James McMann named biz. m. be@wing. al
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nEFAULT having been made In the payment Of ths
principal and interest, which Is now CLAIMED to Be al.
at the date OF this notice, certain mortgage bearing
date on the eh) day Of Octuber, in thu
cuted by Charles S. White and Betsey e. White, his
wife, Of the County Of Dakota, and Territory Mime
sofa. to David Barker and John Mckay, Of the same
place, which was duly recorded mortgage in the
office Of the Register Of Deeds In the Comfy Of Dakota
Territory OF Minnesota. Aforesaid, The eleventh day
four ~ O'Clock in the afternoon Of that day, In Book
Of the Records Of Mortgages, on pages s7s and s7A
which said mortgage and the debt thereby secured,
was Afterwards, the ninth day OF July, 1856, for
valuable and adequate confederation duty assigned in
John n asxsss tie NJ Ia s therein named, e
Joseph A. Paines Of Salem, State Of Aassa-
which assignment thereof was afterwards duly re-
corded in the once Of the Register of Deeds in the
County Of Dakota Aforesaid, the eleventh day Of
July, 1885, in Book "B'' Of the Records OF Mort
CAGES, on pages 2l6 and ZIG thereof. rs 3 - y -
Now therefore, notice Is hereby given, that In pur-
suance and by virtue Of power OF sale Contained in
and provided the premises described In and covered by
said mortgage. Wig: $50 ter s... :.
land, lying and being In the Town OF Haslngs I'm the
County Of Dakota, and Territory Of Minnesota aforesaid,
described as follows:
Beginning ct the northwest corner Of lot number
two a. in block number fifteen Q5) 10 the Town of
Hastings, according to the recorded plat thereof, and
running east cay feet; thence south
AoAsJ wv AeSet tucasSo WSsk
(22) feeti thence north hundred and forty (lo)
feet, to the place Of beginning, together with and
singular the appurtenances, rights and privileges
longing or appcraining the win be sold pub
lie due TO pay satisfy the debt and interest
cribed in and secured by the aforesaid mortgage toge-
ther with the costs and the
sale. At the front door Of the Court House, Town
Of Mendoza. In the County Of Dakota and Territory
aforesaid, Saturday, the sixth (6h) day Septem-
ber next after the date hereof At ten (O) O'Clock In
the forenoon Of that day.
Dated July -, 1885, JOSEPHiA. PAINE
Ell .sGc0 81 bluts Assignee Of Aoreagees.
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the duties and casualties of single and narredlife-han
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important hints to those contemplating matrmony tn At
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