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Excelsior Corn and Cob Will.

We would call the attention Of farmers
and stock .raisers to an advertisement oil
the above mill in another column, bclcy.
ing it TO be a machine which should be
in possession of all who feed stock. We
are happy TO discover that Of the multi.
tude OF improvements and inventions be.
ing constantly brought! forward some at.
lcnton is being paid to the wants Of the
farmer, which have, until recently, been
too much neglected. As economy anil
iudicious management are as essential in
agriculture as in any other business, the
farmer should not neglect to avail him.
SELF Of any advantage placed within bis
each. Being wellassured that by Grind.
ng the corn and cob a large saving is
lot only obtained, but great benefit to
he stock secured, and regarding the
.ExcELsloR'' as being well adapted FOR
he purposes designed, we do not hesitate
o recommend it 10 favorable notice. This
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mill was exhibited in Winchester to a
large crowd on Monday last, and as far
as we hcarl opinions expressed, they
were Of universal satisfaction 1t ground
corn and cob at a rapid rate, and actually
produced a very fair article Of family
meal. We were shown very handsome
silver cup awarded to the "Excclsior" in
a trial with the improved "Little Giant"
in Nashville on the 3Olh Of August. We
are informed that it likewise received the
highest honors over all competitors at
the great trial,or agricultural implements
in Nashville, on the 4th, 9th and 9th Of
June last. under the direction of the
State Agricultural Bureau.
There is one rcmorblc feature connect.
ed with this mill, and possessed by no
other. We aIlulc to the movable grind.
Ing rings, as they ale termed, which when
worn out can be renewed upon the same
principle that new plowSharc would be
attached to a pillow. This secures dura.
bIity, a consideration Of vast imbor.
lance, and one that should not be over.
looked. If this article shall be the means
Of inducing one farmer to abandon the
old and waStc'ul manncror feeding stock,
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A SPINNING FACTORY
AND EVOOA <AgsDlNG MACHINE
E1&bRs SALE.

BY virtue OF u decree Of tho Chancery
Court OF Winchcs er, pronounced August term
A. D. 1856, in thc case Chester Lassell, VS..
Moselcy g. Simmons ct ais. and Mo.e'cy g.
Simmons vs.. I.osse'l and o, hers; and B. l..
Russell VS.. Moselev, Simmons, Iossell, ct ais.
| wlll on the 1911 day of October he. t, tefore
the court house door in Winchester, sell for
ready cash, a tract of land ly,hg in Franklin
county, containing sixty aces, and bounded
on the Sou'h by the lands Of Peter Simmons.
Oh the West BY the Irnds of Mr. A. G. StovaIl,
on the North and East bv the lands OF W.
Smart Rich and John Stovol. upon which is
situptod Cotton Spinning FactoIy and Wool
Carding Mochjne. Persons wishing to see
the lands and machinery will please cal on
Thos. f. Mosc'ev near Salem.
llU. FRANCIS, c. g. NJ.
Sept. 6, l9iG-tjs
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BY VIFUo Of decree O. tie Ch0nceTy
Court at Winchester, Tenn, pronounced Au.
gust term A. D. 1856, in the case Samuel
Miller, by Guardian, VS.. N. NJ. Pc kins, will
On l1e first Monday in October nett, before
public sale, on Il credit oftwevc months, two
negros, girl named Armada, aged bout
Il neloe6. and t boy named Oweo, about TWEEN
,y-one years old, both likely and valuable
The purchaser viii be required to give bond
ahd security ror the payment Of 'he pu CHASE
money, and lien rel" pcd.
IiU. FRANCIS, C. & NJ.
Srnf. 6. 'JG-3L
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
THE WINCHESTER SPRINGS
FDk SALE

Iy virtue Of decree Of the Chanccrv co,..
at Winchester, Tenn, pronounced uOurt
term, A. L. 1856, in the case Thomas S%S us'
Admir-. of i. p. SIMS and versus the bo;rs IVY
creditors OF said Sims, will on first MonJ"',
in November next, before the court LnuSyS
door IN Winchester, Tenn, sell on n crodt
OF ono and two years, a tract of land of CIV
four acres, on which is situated the Wmcbo,
ter Springs, formerly kept by L. p. Sims Gvo
miles Northwest of Winchester. md Gnv.
miles South Of the Nashville g. Cho,tonoonnaa
Railroad. This could be made the most st'
tractlve watering place in Tonnessee-eosv
Of access from all the South and Southwest
There are in abundance White and Red Sul.
phur, Chaly beatc, Free and Limestone W..
tcr-sltuacd within mile and quarter Of
Elk River, which abounds in fish, and cs,o.
ciaNIy the trout, aitording amusement to nm.
jor,ty Of those attending watering placos--iust
on The edge Of tho barrens, where those WIN
arc disposed can have wide field for bunt.
ing. There are at this time sufficient i'm.
provcments on The place TO accommoda'? two
hundred boarders.
ALSO-At same time aud place will .cl
one other tract adjoining above described
tract containing one hundred and sixteen
acres. Also, one other tract conta ming two
hundred and seventy acres. Also, one other
tract containing one hundred aud three acres.
the deeds for which viii be shown on day Of
sale.
Twill, at same time, sell on credltof twelve
months, what is called be Ward tracts, one
containing ten and the other tweoty acres -
Also, Il small tract, called The Aldrch tract.
Also Il tract Of Iond in Grundy coun,y, called
the George Floyd tract. The deeds aud bound
aries 10 all OF sad lands will be showa on day
Of sale. The Purchasers will be required to
give bond and good security and lien retain
ed on Ihn Iaud until purchase money is paid.
HU. FRANCIS. G. g. NJ.
Sept. G, lSJ6-tds
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SALE OF PROPERTY.

BY virtue of decree OF me Counv Court
Of Frankin c,uoy, pronounced ot is Sepiem'
Der term, 1896. | will on Monday the b day
Of October next offer for sale 20 the highest
bidder on credit oftwelye mon rs, before The
cou't house dooc in ;be town o. Winchester
in Tennessee, the slave Henry, Of whom
Wilton AckIn died seized and posses,
ed. And by virtue Of a decree Of the sali
Court. pronounced at he s2me term, VIII at
The same time and place offer for sale TO tue
highest bidder, on Il credit ofone, two AMI
three yea 5, lie tract of land Of which sad
VIM. AckIin, died, seized aud possessed
living and being in the county o. Ffonkllnl ID
Tennessee, in Dis. No. 4, aud coDtains by cs,
tmaiion FOG acres, Donnded by he londs Oh
D. J. Martin and Wan. Simmons heirs, ,ho
biddng5 i;of the land 10 commence at iWeNo
hundred dollars. The purchasers o. the lana'
and slave above named, will be required "
give bond aud good and approved security ~,
the payment OF the purchase none, ana Il on
will be retained on said laud and SAID sia''
Henry until the same is paid. -,
WIN. L. TAYLOR, CIS'
August 6, '56-3t.
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SALE OF
a VAIErAHEII NEMEsD NlAN.

BY virtue ola dee 'ee ofthe Chouce'v Court
OF Winchest err, Tenu.. pronounced August
tenn A. D. 1886, IN the case Of Mathew Will
liams and wife, egpare petition, | will on
first Monday in Octobet ne yt, beo'e the court
house door in Wine ester, Offer for sale at
public auction negro boy named BIZ, on
credit Of twelve months, The bddings to com
mencc at nine hundred dollars. The purcha-
ser will be required tog give bond and security
and a lieu retained on the negro until the pur-
chase money is pcd.
HU. FRANCIS, C. g. NJ.
Sent G. IS.I6-3t
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Speaking ia Winchester.

Last Monday being County Court day
IN our town there were a great many
people in town, and Mcssrs. Colyar and
Newman agreed to address the sovereign.
~ Of Old Franklin on the subject Of the
Presidential election. The Court House
was ruiI s. it could hold when Mr.. Col.
var let of in a speech Of an hour and a
half in his peculiarly lorcibIo style, tax.
ing general view Of the condition Of
orr country, and urging the merits Of Mr.
Fillmore for the Prosidcncy,--mcctng the
various SANDERS which an ungratcrul par.
" are trying to heap upon hjm,-ond
then gave n chapter on Mr.. Buchanan,
commencing with his Mlant speech at
Lancaster and followed him through his
hard and pcrjlous march to Baltimore in
pursuit of the rctreating British. Mr..
G. then showed Mr.. Buchanan's tact in
following the devious and oven. changing
paths Of his comtrys fortune, lie show
Cd that Mr. B, had experiment with all
parties and all political principles, trying
first one thing and then tie other, as a
man in search of truth or something else
would do; that Mr.. Buchanan's policy
or motto has always been " that times
change and we must change with them
or, as it is sometimes written, "Tempora
mutantur ct nos muamur cum ciS."--
Mr. Colyar showed that Mr., Buchanan
had been for and against Banks, Tariffs,
WAR, and everything else, not excepting
anything but women, and closed his
speech by showing that he had always
bccl time serving man and not fit to
be relied upon, especially in times like
The prcscnt-thcsc times he could not
aud you'd not serve as President.
Mr.. Newman, the democratic repre-
sentative Of our County, then took the
stand and commenced abusing Mr.. FIJI.
inoso as an aboIitionist, bringing up all
these old tritc charges which have been
a thousand times rclucl all over the
country, AMI we cannot tell why, bat 50
little were his democratic friends inter.
cstei in the old song that out Of about
two hundred who heard Mr.. CoIyar
through, not one dozen remained 10 hear
Mr.. n. even one hour. We say it that
we were present, and there were not ten
men in the house when he closed, so few
that he did not occupy his time, and Mr..
Colyar made no more reply than merely
to tell okc or two and come down with
complete victory. This sounds right
strange in this democratic county, but
the democracy must hear something new
or they will hear nothing; they are tired
Of stale and rcluel charges.
We however are satisfied to state the
facts, and they are a sufficient comment.
airy without the addition of another word
from US.
AIS well that ends well.
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SALE OE
A VALUABLE NEGRO MAN.

Court at Winchester, tenn, pronounced Au-
gust term, A. D. 1856, ia the case Ricna d
Shorp and oilers by Guard an Compartments
ogainst Thomas Finch defendant, viii on
the fest Monday in OCTOBER next beforc the
court house door IN Winchester, sell lorreudy
cash, Negro Man named jock. The bid
digs to open al six hundred dollars.
HUI. FRANCIS, C. e. NJ.
Ctnnfo,,hor g. 1gSG Or
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SAG-NzCE1T TBnE:CCssAGE.
MANCHESTER, August 90, 1856.

~
D'" our, '''''''' " communicable"
''o'" a. d. 'o'5''Son' Esq" OF your '',y'
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pI'0e "' ! "''"''''"'' III ''''' county ."
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''om'
i"o puppy ''''' '' INC ~" S'o'o HoUo'
o. H. '''oc'' on ''' -''' ABOUT . ''oc"'
""o'' 1t wa" announce" ',"' ~ w. VIZ,
noV P'e'o"' p"' '"'' N''' -''"'''""' o'
" 1I'"os'''' "'"'" '"o'e'" me '"','"'''
MI Ne"'il0" occupied '"c t'a"' TWO
ana l'a'' or '''''c "o"fs' "o''loI'@''" ny
any ONE lie Cnors'l '"o American par
" win pong '"' dark Ia0icfNc, oatH'
ooo''o' S'nN ,"olo party 'o3o''o' VIII"
many olnef charge" OF very uncoo'teo''
ana "i''lla"'y cnoFac'c'; ana even e'u.'o'
ny "eaP'hS upon N'II"f" Fillmore 'he
most unmi'lSatea h"'cN OF m'sf'PFeSeN'a'
IONS ever listened TO IN tennessee
In reply informed tie audience that
was very unWcII, and had been for sew
cTaI days; ana unless they would give me
a quIct hearng' would probably be I'M
able to repIy-lhpt | came not there to
abuse any passenger party but 10 confer
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The truth is, there has not been an
American speech made at Tullahoma since
the canvass opened, under circumstances
so as TO be available. have sketchcd
the proceedings orthc 23d fairly and inn
partially.
Respectfully, your friend, &c,
A, C. ISBELL.
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A call has been issued at New Orleans
fora meeting, to provide aid for the South.
erners in Kansas. The advertisement is
signed by the principal editors, and near
ly one hundred of the most prominent
firms in the city.
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5 90
Best essay on Agriculture
RULES AND REGULATIONS.

o. !
5,rbo,t;o noriu,oos Of Hooded stock
.r aI I'' I';'Is III, I'm T., rconircI
" WIN M ' ,Loro ;s W. coronctttion, or
,,,., I ,to a,'.oIa, nlr,,oI NAV MOT he
"'',1 , ',C , mr.I,,,T, tho wiyhLnI1inr
W o'''I . w ,,..ii w. ot tho J;scror;o9
VI " , ,,.',,' -, no ,ennrt Of the
T o.. W. W. '''''y'' 81
GII,l,'ll aa, ;,l;r;lnoI o,S,or o,, ami.
'1nooIo '"y ,"u'fH"r' o%'o h %" bat
lI"l u z "'','ro "'Y'I Lo " n,o, inc
~ ''o y ,,,,, , IaI mot ~ oI,nwoI nron,.
sue" Lmm I nn b lV ren w NV ths inIacs
o''1 SI,oJ n o',C a nT r,oN, :o"'nctn@ At
""" G G.,,,t, 30 L;Ii'ioH Of ,Ia earic,y
d." 5 .o'",v oN ,;Ii I ho n0J a. or;ccs
l. rt'r T'-'' ,,n,aJ r,oaI tho ovh;hfIion
81 T,t %'.,''' - oo.nS ,nIoyY hv consent Of
T w. m,.l ~ U'0','
'"S M n' ANIMAL shall be allowed prsrni.
-' r. %,'I,'' ','" an,;ons nv rootaaiors
Ti ~ ,'' a ''1 ANY,, ,,arsno GoowingIv 0cr.
Go'"a ,,h ' a;',ai ~ Iro";ng I;<2 on tho
~ ~ 'o'n ,an n,I'' shoIi he r(cTleI r,om fl.
J. on 7. 'oT';t@' ~'''''' ~ (''''
'0'G ~ T''oI, ,ns, con "a bo d.;vc,v or
Az, n 'rD',J' '"nan Lo show rronnIy -
} T'I1,' III o1 cSso ,ror;lo
e., ~ t.3,a ",, -, ho .nL;oct ~
49, ,, ' non" " d;tbor for lbor dcIiygrv .,
"''! . 80 S'I c.oo, tbo Foi, rronoJ,
u w., 'L'"'" o ''n " ,to r22I,os "n,o;nto,s
all III" ~ no ,"I1 Of q o,cIocL on carL
WV ~ '''''
!" g c' "'9 n,or ho ovh;h;,ol ror n,on,i
'sovN ""2 ~ oC a S,ot t it ~ sLaIj
=! '''y ~'s'',o'' onJ I"'t G l,a S>s4a
r DC' o"i'o" l " "rp' !" 0 ,ia'
,I' t F 'o n ,"I' l ar%iG;'" pt'" oi6
t"o ""' r "1o ConD' Il lio 'IS'"
u.s. ,,S3,i ~ of 1'Ln's Snoiot, '''"0
NJ orticIo If Io,oos,;c n,onuroct,ro
shall he allowed 10 comoere for nrcm.
ums cxcont raised in the State,
No cron shall be allowed to comncto
far nren1irms oyccnt raiscd in The connty
Eyb;h;,ors ros;di mn n FronLl;o Cnrn
tv NOT members If Ibe Soc;etv will he
rcouired to nav such entrance fee as nav
he Gycd nv The Directors
Premiums and Dinlomas will also he
awarded (orsuch articles Of anil mnrovo.
mems in AoricnItnre and Manu(actnro
NOT montioned in ,bis LET nc NOV ho
found worthy.
Persons wishing to compete for the
premium essay, must forward their ESSAYS
to the Secretary at Winchester. Tenn.
on or hnfore the | ST oc NOvember- tho
name of the author accompanying it in
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SALE GE NEGkOS.

By virtue of decree of the Chancery oou..
at Winchester, Tenn, pronounced Aus III
term A. D. 1856, in the cause Daniel husso"ii
executor &C., VS.. Kez;ah Russell ct as
will on the first Monday in October next ~. ~
fore tho court house door in W Winchester, , ,L
at public auction on credit Of twelve m =.
three valuable slaves, Tom, Wash, ana 'l ';r.
vile. The purchaser will be required 70 g ,bs
bond and security, and lien retained oil '"'
negros until purchase money is paid ~
IIU. FRANCIS, {. q al
Anrnst 6. '56-3t
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Mn Trial.--Thc trial yesterday be,
tween the corn and cob mills Of J. C..
Baldwin & Co., on the one part, and o.
II. Anderson & Co., on the other part,
resulted in favor Of J. C. Balwin & Co.
They received the silver cup.-Nashrlle
gazette.
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The Cotton manufacturing interest Of
New England is stated by recent business
circulars, still to be luboring under serious
embarrassment, and notwithstanding the
very satisfactory dividends made for two
years past by large proportion of the
Cotton Mill, there is a marked want of
confidence in these investments. There
will, however, it is believed, be reac.
ii0.
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1t turns out that the Republican"
candidates for governor and lieutenant
governor in Illinois are ineligible, the
Gormer for challenging JEFF. Davis to fight
a duel, aud the latter because he has not
been a natuaized citizen long enough.
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The New Odeans Christian Advocate
gives the following statements;
"Thc calamity of Last Island, SO mel.
anchoIy and awful, has cast Ia gloom over
our city and country, Last Island, or
Dernciro Isle, is a beautiful stretch Of
land on the Gulf coast, in the parish Of
H'crrcbone elevated about four feet above
ordinary tides, twenty. five miles from the
mainland. Its lcngth is about thirty miles,
by an average width Of one mile.
"During the last few years this water
iog,pIaco has rapidly risen to favor on
accountoCits delightful sea brcezes and
the facilities of reaching it. A large no.
tel was recently erected on the most Gle
waited point Of land, and furnished with
every accommodation for summer VIol.
tors; also a number of beautiful airy cot.
tagcs, built as summer residences for
planters throughout Southern Louisiana.
1t was the Nahant Of our sugar planting
population, who, with their families,
have been the principal sufferers by the
unparalleled inuadotion On last Sun.
day week, as our columns elsewhere more
particularly relate, the waves from the
Bay and the Gulf came up on each side,
and met in overwhelming foods. 1t is
supposed that the loss will sum up at
least TWO hundred lives.
"Tho steamship Nautilus, 100, from
Galveston to this port, is now given up
for lost. Portions OF her wreck, it is
supposed have been picked up. Rev.
Jerome Tw,DchclI, Prcsbytorioa minister,
late Of this city, and subsequently of
Houston, Texas, and other valuable cit
'A'''S' "e'o P0Sac'5o'''
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JonS FRIzzELL. Secretary.
+. A. LoUGHMILLER, Treas.

DREcroRs.-Dr. Wallace EstiIl, Hay
den March, Joseph L. Baker, DR.. S. W.
Houshton, Thomas H. Woods, VIM. B.
Hunt, S. b. Hawkins.
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We learn from the Washington Organ
that it is seriously contemplated by the
Democratic members Of Congress TO with.
draw EIr. Buchanan from So contest on
account of the impossibility to elect him;
while the smaller guns of the Democracy
Of the South are cndeavoring to make the
people believe, that Buchanan is the on.
" man that can beat Fremont.
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FLOWING.

G.st Specimen Of plowiog2 horses oO
u do do horse 90
Each pIowman to do his own driving. }
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AMERICAN ELECTORAL TICKET.
FOR TIE STATE,
HoE, NELL S. BROWN, Of Davidson.
HORACE HAYWARD, of Knox.
TOR TIE STATE,
FOR THE DISTRICTS,

FOR THE DISTRICTS,
tt Di.t.-N &. TAYLOR, of Carter,
q. MOSES WHITE of KnOE,
81. REESER. BRABSON, of Hamilton,
1'h w, =. IIICKERSON, Of Coffee.
IN. " ROBT. niTTON, Of wilson.
en- W, II, WISENER, OF bedford
an. " C.CROWH. of Giles.
SIN. j. ", QUAHLl&S, Of Montgomery.
0h, ISAAC K, HAWKINS, Of Carroll,
l9A. JJf. r. MOSBY, Of Faycttc,
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salt! salt! salt!-A large stock J'''
received and for sale By -,v
June 7 J. H. hN"-h'
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Many talk like philosophers and yet
live like fools.
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w | n CH f. S II f. r.:

ITURDAY, SEPTEMBER, 6, 1856.
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SALE OF NEGROES.

September 6, lSJG-3t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-04
sHERIFF's SALE

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tlBt f.It.ul ,i .H.B Doe received il Joshua ngnH.u
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Ain Ur.Hrt'. t.1sih.l 0iiH ti, u1l, Situated ihrI.
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N...lHy q. sgl.r, ihe payment 40 SID lul In'
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p,rrmh.r -, lsj1, recorded On thr uNiui Reggie
tr,, W,um Dsuigt, blak -, page 213, CO. Be-,
,uIr the payment uf SIS auI i1 't,.t. Er.urue,
o. saiI js,I g. hefJI, hrI.
ClAS. G.. ADAMS, nTu'y sheriff.