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The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-28
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The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-28

We have received the London
Quarterly Revie,o for April, and the
North British Review for May. The
subjects treated in the London Quar-
terly are-British Family History;
Lewis on early Roman History; The
Haldanes; Modern Painters; The Tri-
ton and Minnows; Southy's Letters;
The Peace, and its effects upon the
condition of Turkey; Montlambert
upon the political future of England
The contents of the North British
Review are-Plays and Puritans; Life
and writings of the late Mr.. Justice
Talford Historical Painting-Mau-
ley; British New Testament Criticism;
Grote's History of Greece; The wealth
er and it's prognostics; India's Litera-
ture; Outrages on Women; Peace, and
its political duties.
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" Everybody in town, and in the coun-
try, so far as it is known that Guildersleeve
is in town, who has watch or clock that was
ever made to run, whether it is worn out or
spoiled by travelling thinkers, is now having
it made to keep time as well as when new
Every thing of the kind is warranted, and if
it does not perform satisfactorily, it costs you
nothing So if you want TO have your watch
es and clocks made to keep CORRECT TINE,
bring them right in, and we assure you, you
will get the worth Of your money. Mr..
Gildersleeve wishes it understood that he is
not travelling watch-ixer, like many who
START OUT from gunsmith shop to pick the
peoples pockets by pretending to repair their
clocks and watches, but regular workman,
having done large portion of the work sent
from here to Nashville lately, although not
gene rally known to the people.
Neither would we forget those celebrated
Brazilion Pebble Spcctacles for sale by Mr.
Gilderslee We. If you wish to preserve your
eye and read with case, throw away your
common glasses and procure pair Of the Bra
zillians.
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The Memphis Eagle g. Enquirer
says that we arc entitled to no credit
for the piece entitled "Good Lick"
copied into the Nashville Gazette of
June 9Th. We have looked over our
files for such a subject and cannot find
it; neither can we find q GazeHe OF
that date; so we can neither confess
or deny whether we have stolen an
idea from some one else or not. All
that we know is, that we never do
that thing if we know it. If we have
done a grievous fault to the Eagle d
Enquirer, or any one else, we do not
know it, and wish we may be set
right, and wish to set him right. 1t
must be something important, else the
Eagle d Enquirer would not have
noticed it. Please to tell us whose
property that idea is, Mr.. Editor, and
if we have claimed that which is not
ours, we are ready to enter our dis
claimer, and render unto Caesar the
things~which are Caesars.
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A genteel woman and two men have
been arrested in South Camden, N. j.,
and unfinished counterfeit bank notes to
the amount of $l25,O00 found in the
house they occupied in Division street.
An engraver's press, copper and steel
plates, bottles of acids, and other aids to
money making were found, with $3.50 in
gold. These currency makers were so
imprudent that a neighbor saw them from
back window damrening and drying
the bank notes, and thisled to the arrest.
Letters were seized at the dwelling of the
accused containing, as is believed, impor.
tant revelations; also, several daguerreo.
type likencsses, the originals Of some of
which may, peradventure, find reason to
regret fidelity Of similitude. Many of
the notes in the possession of the us.
tice and constables are counterfeits on
New Jersey banks. 1t is said that a net,
work Of counterfeters extends through
different States, and that those of one
State exchange large amounts Of spurious
money with those of other States, while
nearly all have their agents in the large
icties.
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Hon. Neil S. Brown, of Davidson,
and Horace Maynard, Esq, of Knox,
have been appointed Electors for the
State at large, by the State Central
Committee, vice, Nelson and Brien,
resigned. They have accepted. The
American electoral ticket is now COM
plete, and we hope they will now go
to work in earnest, and let the hill
tops and valleys re-echo with the name
of our noble and tried standard-bear-
pr
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We have received the second mum
Der OF paper, entitled the "KanSas
Constit"i0nalist" published at Doni-
phan Kansas Territory, by Thomas J.
Key. Mr.. Key published for some
time the Enquirer, at Tuscumba, Ala,
but removed if, a short time since. to
his present location, changing the
name Of Enquirer to Constitutionulia.
We see that his Jour- (Mr. Sam.
Robinson, well and fayorably known
in our vicinity is along with him.
Look out, Sam, those Free State row.
dies may get hold Of you. Keep your
weapons we'll fixed, and never allow
them to enforce their unconstitutional
sentiments when your opposition can
prevent it.
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In response to the reception of Mr..
Fillmore at New York, there was an
enthusiastic meeting of the American
party held in Nashville on last Thurs
day night. Hon. Edwin H. Even,
Hon. Neil s. Brown, Jno. A McEwen,
Esq, Horace Maynard, Esq, and 9th
er distinguished Speakers were pres
ent and addressed the assembly.
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Col Benton, who has just accepted
the Black Republican nomination for
Governor Of Missouri, was at Cincin-
matt during the sitting Of the Demo
cratic Convention, and strcnuously la
bored to secure the nomination Of Mr..
Buchanan; and now that Mr.. "Buck"
is nominated, Benton is one of his
Warmest supporters. Straws tell.
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Padre Will was nearly sufocated on
Saturday night in New York, having
gone to bed in his room at the Metropol,
itan with the gas escaping. Not being
used to that sort Of light, on retiring he
blca0 ont the gas, and in short time his
chamber was full Of the fluid. When
the servants broke open the door, he was
greatly Frustrated, but medical assistance
soon brought him to.
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Maybe
BATHING SAIGON AND xGAgEBEEs
SssDr,

Hzenry, the Barber, calls the attention of
the citizens of Winchester and vicinity to his
EXCELLENT BATH ROOMS
he has just fitted up in connection with his
BARBER SHOP.
These Rooms are supplied With water from
two of The best Cisorns to be found anywhere,
holding near four hundred barrels. Warm,
Cold, Shower and Pouring baths, also an As
cending Douche, very convenient. lie feels
confident that better facilities for bathing can
not be found anywhere North or South
And as the cleansing OF the body is thing
conducive to health and pleasure, he tlatters
himself that he will receive liberal patron
age. Shaving and Embarrassing also contin-
ued as usual, after the most approved styles.
A supply of the finest Cigars always on
hand. HENRY the Barber.
Mar22 Gm
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The WEATnER.-The last two or
three days were decidedly the warm,
est we have experienced this season
Every body seems to be at the melting
point. Thin coats, or no coats at ALL
iced lemonade, icc-cream, iced water,
Henry BARRIERS Cold Water Baths,
or ga lodge in some vast wilderness,
some boundless contiguity of shade,'
is all that one can think Of in weather
like this. Some have gone to the
mountain and camped for the season,
some to this watering place and
some to that, in order, if possible, to
keep themselves cool, while others
equally as wise, remain in town and
visit Houghton & LoughmilIer's soda
fountain, and imbibe, every now and
then, glass Of their excellent iced
so da.
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We have received through the P. O..
during the present week, one or more
pieces written for publication in
the Appeal. Now, we would State
that we neuer insert any thing for an
author unless he or she give his or
her proper name-(and not then in
every case
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WANTED,

Six good and experienced HARNESS
MAKERS can find steady employment, at
fair wages, by applying to Livingston g. Nc
Clane, Winchester, Tennessee. None but
GOOD workmen need apply.
o. Cincinnati Commercial copy daily one
month, and send account to this office.
Winchester, June %, 1856.
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Macon, (Gn.) Market.
Macon, June "a, 1856

MACON, June "a, 1856.
MEssRs, PuRvIs & SLATER
Herewith find statement of our pro luce
market;
BACON--hog round, demand good a
10lalol; Choice Hams, llal2; Sides
II; Shoulders, 9ia9I.
LARD in barrels, 1lall!; in cans, II!
a12l.
Flour-super fine, in bbls, Gas %; Elk
ira family ST O0a7 so.
Corn, per bushel, G0a62.
Meal 4" G5a70.
Cow Peas, 70aS0.
No sale for Dried Fruits.
Eggs, per doz,, 12!a15.
Butter, Tennessee, 2Oa25.
Hay, Tennessee, per cwt, 81 25al so.
Exchange on Augusta and Charles,
ton ! per cent. premium; on New York.
! per cent premium.
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MAIL MIssrNG.--The bag containing
the entire letter mail from this city to the
east, which left here on the morning of
the 2lst ult., is missing. There is no
trace of it after leaving this post office
We also learn that the mail of the 9th
of April, from New York, disappeared in
some mysterious manner, and that no It'd
ings have been received Of it.--MoJile
Register, June 8.
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at is singular fact that women
cannot look from a precipice of any
magnitude without becoming dizzy
But what is still more singular, the
dizziness departs the very moment
somebody puts his arm around her
waist to keep her from falliug.-
Queer isn't if.
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TyREE SpRINGs.--We see from the
Nashville papers that this popular
watering place, located about II miles
from the city, on the Louisville road,
has been taken in charge for the sea-
son by DR.. ID. T. ScoTT, the wcll-known
proprietor Of the st. Cloud. He has
thoroughly improved the buildings
with comfortable arrangements for
rooms, amusemcnts, &c, so that any
one seeking health or pleasure will
find Tyree Springs an excellent re-
sort.
Hugh II. Scott, who has heretofore
assisted his father in the management
of the st. Cloud, will conduct it du.
ring his absence.
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BAT!Tj ~. YGgNEi.
South side Of the Square, corner Cuate
House.

(SNcccsSOr 70 IV0lFcI & TONNgD
SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER.
Winchester, "a 'Ecs1ncssec.
Keeps constantly on Essa hand and are pre-
pared to manuIaU- i ture all kinds Of
Saddles, HS.isiies, :sMd 1g:aTtimg;l.2>,
and every descrIption.of
w A G 0 n II a Il \ ESS
in the neatest and die most durable manner
which they are Offering on the most rcasona
bic terms for cash, or to puncua! dealers on
the usual time, Shop OH the east side Of the
public square, next door 10 Esq EInch's Office
N. B.--Eyery kind of produce taken III cx-
change for work, such rs corn, meal wheat.
-four, bacon, pork lard, plant, board, shin
giles, &c, &c.
March -, 1866. ~
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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 or before The 22d day OF Octo-
Der, 1856. HAYDEN MARCH,
april 2G--3t Administrator
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The ladies will be pleased to learn
that an improved toilet glass, for view
ing the back Of the head, has been in
vented in London.
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COMMERCIAL.
Nashville Market.
Union and american Office,

Union and american Office,
NASHVILLE, June 90, 1856
COTTON.--No sales.
TOBACCO,-Nothing doing.
SUGAR.-Frm at 90lo!c, a. ID.
SALT,--In bbls, As cts; fine sack
50 so coarse sack So 25.
BACON.--Hams y; Shoulders 81;
Sides, ribbed, 81; Sides clear o..
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1t is rumored that a project of a new
treaty between the United States and
Nicaragua is entertained, and that, if con-
summated, it will have an important bear.
ing on the destines Of Nicaragua and all
the Central American States. Ma ior
Heiss goes out on the oath as bearer Of
dispatches for the United States govern.
ment.
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See the advertisement of Mr.. Thos.
ii. Woods, in another column. He
offers some valuable property fer
sale.
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" w. A. Breeder, Alum Creek, Bastrol
County, Texas.-All right-$2, with letter
received.
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Liy0lreui NOtice.

Having sugges,edt the insolvency Of the e.
tate of Il. Q. Taylor, decd, to the proper au
thority, all persons holding claims against sand
estate are requested TO file them with the clerk
of the County Court by the 3Olh day Of No,
vcmbcr, 1856, to be dealt with according 10
law. ADAM HANCOCK,
May3l If Admir- r. Q. Taylor, deed
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20 TIE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

lNr. HaN, Na1 Contractor for carry
ing he Mai! be',reen lVtnchcSlcr,
Tenn, and L0verHle, Ill.,,
Notifies the public that he viii rum Il good
TWO HORSE HACK
between said places, three times a weoi,, az
irving at Winchester on Mondays, Wr1ncs-
days, and Fridays, and departing the ensuing
mornings May3itf
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Harper, for July, is on our table--an
excellent number of that monthly.
We are always glad to get Harper.
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IL ID HS y SON & III LII
CABINET MAKERS.


.'s'HD'HN5NNH3 HthEEHNFSNN'
THANKFUL for past fayors, beg leave 10
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 re-upholstered, and old lurni.
ture repaired. Matt resses made to order on
short notice. Collins made and conveyed to
any part of the county without extra charge.
ROBINSON g. HALL
February 16, SLY.
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The good people of Montgomery,
Ala, have been luxuriating on green
corn for some days past.
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DICKENS COMPLETE WoRKs.-T. b.
Peterson, Philadelphia, will soon issue
the complete works Of Charles Dick
ems, to be published in ten different
styles, at various prices. In his circu-
lar Mr.. p. states that his Octave and
Duodecimo editions will be, and are
the only complete and uniform editions
of Dickens works published in the
world, and are the only editions what.
ever Of these works published in
America. A sample sheet of the first
80 pages of the "Pickwick Papers
show off admirabIy--the style, topog,
raphy, and illustrations of the work
being ce'y good. We hope the pub
Usher will realize a large sale.
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The youngest member of the pres
ent Congress is the Hon VIM. Cum
back, he being only 26 years Of age.
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-28

Seven hundred and fifty Mormons ar.
rived at New York, last week, from Liver
pool.
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FrighJul Perjl,-When the Harlem
2.l5 Railroad train. on Saturday, was
passing over the Harlem bridge and dash.
ing on-in free, full, fiery way-three
double whistles gave an alarm that start,
led everybody! The brakesmen, all for
tunately at their posts, Immediately ex.
ertod all their strength to break up-and
they succeeded just as the engine was
about twenty feet, it may he twenty. five
feet, from an open draw bridge, yawning
for it, with twenty feet Of water. Mean
while the Gremen were seen leaping over
the tender and aiming for the first car,
but the engineer heroically stuck to Lis
post, and thus saved the train and the
lives Of all connected with it.
Fortunately there We're but three cars.
with no baggage car, and the train being
thus light, the engineer was able to save
himself. He could not have seen the
open draw till he got we'll on the bridge,
and he was deceived, it is said, by the
wrong signal being up. Thus were saved
hundred and fifty human beings from
another Norwalk diSaster.-N. Y. Er.
press.
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ALSO-

On the Sd of October next, at my resi-
dence, will sell, at public sale, all my farm.
ing utensils, together with household and
kitchen furniture. If private sale for my
land and stock be not had before then, | will
sell them to the highest bidder on said day.
THOS. ii. WOODS.
June %, 1856. ids
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SHEET IRON WARE lSS'

|JIN II 7 T IAD-V " 7 : II tAF-''
Winchester, ..,... Tennessee.
! AM now receiving a. large and varied
assortment of enc Stoves, Bruss Kettles, Odd
Lids, Pumps, Castings, &C., and have on hand
every variety OF Tin Wares, and can manu-
facturc to order all manner Of Sheet iron
Wares, Guttcring, Roofing, &c, done on
reasonable terms.
| will take in exchange for ,hc above goods
old copper, brass, pewter, and Icud, boesWU&,
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
cun always be found at the old business stand,
Mar Is, 1856. If S A LOCKllARF.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
SASE OF
GsNG5ge PvODe3fay.

| wish to sell my land, consisting of about
five hundred acres, located six miles and a
half from Decherd Depot, Franklin Co., on
the road to HockervIle, Said land is well
timbered and watered-there being three or
four nover-faling wells of good water be-
sides an excellent stock pond; tooraby good
dwelling, with the necessary out-houses;
good orchards, containing as good fruit as can
be found in the county.
All the cleared land is in high state of
cultivation at this time, and if the purchaser
desires, the present crop would be sold, to-
gether with all the stock belonging to tn C
place, consisting of hogs, cattle, and sheep.
The land is in two tracts, and can be divided,
if necessary, to suit purchasers.
TERMs-One-third cash, and the balance
in one and two years.
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STATE OF Observation-Disclosures
County.
March, term, 1856, Of the Circuit Court
Of sid 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 1850, 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
distran for said taxes, to wit:
Jacob Anthony's hers-One tract of land,
CT acres, in civil district No. 7, valued at
$500; taxes 50 cents; clerks fee | 50; prn-
ter's fee 80; collectors fee | 90. .
James CampbeII's heirs-One tract Of land
100 acres, in civil district No 9, valued at
$500; taxes % cts; clerks fee | 50; printers
fee | 50; collectors fee | 90,
Rhoda Stamps heirs--Onc tract Of land,
33 acres, in civil district No. 3, valued at 500;
taxes 10 cts; clks fee l so; printers fee So
collectors fee ! co.
Swlnk's hers--One tract of land, 3l9acres
in civil district No. s; valued at 800; take
| 70; clerks fee 80; printers fee | So
collectors fee l 90.
James Britton's heirs--Ono tract Of land
80 acres, in civil district No. 5. valued at
$l40; taxes 30 CTS; clerks fee | so; printers
| fee SO; collectors fee 90.
Whereupon it is considered by the Court
that judgment be and it is hereby entered
| against the aforesaid tracts of land i'll the
name of the State for the sums annexed to
each, being the amount Of taxes, costs and
charges due severaIy thereon for the year
1855, and it is ordered by the Cour, ;4ai sal,
several tracts of land, or so much thereof q:
shall be sufficient Of each OF them to satisfy
the taxes, costs and charges annexed to them
sCyera!Iy be sold as the law directs.
N. FRIZZELL, elk.
NOFICE.-ln' pursuance of the foregoing
order Of sale will on Monday the 7h day OF
July, 1876, before the courthouse door in the
town OF Winchester, offer for safe for ready
cash the tracts Of land mentioned in said order
of sale, or so much thereof as will be suifi-
cient Of each of them to satisfy the taxes
costs and charges annexed TO them.
WILLIAM Little, 7. c.
May l6 IDS
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Brigham Young, in a late discourse t

Brigham Young, in late discourse to
the Mormons said
Do you believe that your conscien.
ces can be clear in the day of retrbu,
ton, if you spend your time for nought
and ron after the flthiness Of the wicked?
Do you believe that in so doing you can
stand in the great day Of account with a
clear conscience? You cannot. Then
why in the name of common sense do
you tag after the devil and his imps!
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-05

REVOLUTIONARY A ANECDoTE.-"I 1t was once
in my power to have shot General Washing
ton," said British soldier to an American,
as they were discussing the event of the great
struggle at the concluding of peace,
Why did you not shoot him, then ?" ask
ed the American" you ought to have done
SO for the benefit of your countreymen.'
"The death of Washington would not
have been for their benefit" replied the En-
glishman, 81 for we depended upon him to
treat our prisoners kindly and, by Heaven
we'd sooner have shot an officer of our own ~