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2f Scrlan9t.
YIN gutter @e9ulfe, Der bic Confectionery eritnblt6 Serfebt,
tann eauernee SetGdfti9un9 erhalten, ipenn er f6 intellect in Der
@rpeottpn b. Blattes. 9M
SerIangt.
Gin gemanbter BARRIER Se6ulfe Tam fpa(et6 @eI0dfttaurd er.
balten in 9ir. 7 9rattltrabe, nabe ter Bride. I'm
Sprtbeilbafte @elescnbeit.
Cine iett. Sabren NIT benz telen @rfplg ~betriebene 9Gferet
neblt poQltdnbt8er @%tnridtun9 unt elmer i6eren 8uuci6aft lit
Te8en Gel6afts.@erdncerun9 ;u Yerfaufet. 9teIelbe lam nit
rper pbne 9ferb ub g9a9en perfauft werren. NatereS faat bic
g0efer,Sffee. --S SAP
SO Su oeredufen..
~ yin hrettpdt9es gerlumt9e5 93phnbau5 in Witte Ter
Stabt unp an elmer ~enn9baren Straee eeleeen, 1T we0sn
ertale Gesanterun8 gu psrfaufen. 3atlun9sfrtit fam auf &c.
fptfe 3st bepnn9,n meroen. NdDerea iast bic Wefer.Sffte.
. ,3u perlniet6en :
2 btS 3 3inrner an ftIe 2eute, i'm 2ten Stpf In SIR. 4S6 Wef.
Qpnbarr Str. gut aefeaen fir einen Oeppt<2 rbetter.
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9te 9rruunS Der 3%Rsin9e her s. &napp'6en S6ule fntet
ndNfen Nrnneritas unb 5reitae, ben 10. unr II. Mprtl IN ben
Neutrality-suspicious. fatt. &nfana MpreenS prdcis 9 utr.
N9eeres bela9en bic i'm Saale autsebdHaten programme.
Die @ltern nteiner Shuler, fpwie aae Sreunee Der Gr;iefune
Tub bierSu bGiti6t ein9elaben.
Nnneleun9ssn pesen anfnabme neler g&dler ntiHen i'm
EdIte oteies Wfpnats gernadt rerben, ba lplhe weeen Der @lal.
iffGticn ipGtcr nt&t irebr beraff6ttst merben tEnnen.
SSR0T 81 r&''# = EE q HonnN
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-04-08

Nae SefeIunssn r,GNen atrelfrt werten an
@prttmer unb M pwbrat,
Baltimore ct. SIR. 240,
wel6e aletn autbprtfrt fnt, bas 9atent gu serfaufen', nm btefe
WaIhinen ;u perfertieen unb 81 Sertaufen. 7at3mt
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-16
OORGANON MONOONGALA COUNTY, VA. SATURDAY FEBRUARY is 1855

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~ an s,'I nin, ~ tli an i,s.ai,' mnci
~ - In, IN, . 80, 80 -.
tin fin we saw # there % we're a1v ,.,' others ~ sD'
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:, 80 .",. oaIoe,, eos, e.o@' E,9 9eN,
pu' ~ ,. Sot9 ~ toi.Jo,'.g itDln Ill, mo ,io"
~ az p,I'sui h' n"AC, 49, CIV e M''tIM M I9 E.4I
et.eam, 80 e ho @ n;iSotsog ia @ y ~ ,o,tL ,tsStb
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ha;t. 49, gns ~ III ~
Ioa I ne 'fbaa lort dt ~ ~ ,;s;,I Tr ~ ~
lie lnSn nra fTrn artar fn,y :, 49,, 80, -, ~
nco,,nn;4 cr;n,, rofu.,od ~ +ho ,,orso
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-16

. Rcformatjo1, in ,gpajn.-Tho work
Of reformation in Spain is very won-.
derful. A Christian custom-housc. Of
ficer, at Bristol, took the tracts.of the
Ldinburg Society on, board Spanish
vessel which had come in, and the crew
all surrounded him, and eagerly tool:
them, and asked for n Bible !! 1T would
be too long story to tell, but it end
ed in the twelve sailors on board hay
ing each Spanish Bible given, besides
tracts. Tho same gentleman had for.
merry tried to give tracts, but was al
ways ropulsod with violence, and not
one would take them. rarr... ... f..a
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-16
NUMBER 81.

experiences of man. But so largo is
its store, so various itseXprcssion, that
the same truths may be daily repeated,
and the same language never twice en-
|ployed in the year, .. .,.-...'.....,.,,..,,,
1t is o, wrong and q sin for Ged's
people not to accept this sacred lan-W
guage of worship ! Itis a gricyous
blindness that we do not accept this
wonderful liturgy of hymns framed.
from the heart Of ages for us !. '''' '.'''
Sacred hymns, whose, nests have
been found in every age, from the very
gray and twilight of creation, seomgto,
have flown out and hocked to urdays;
and are filling the boughs of our. chur-
chcs, like trees in the garden of our
Lord, as with birds from heaven, fit
ting from branch to branch All the
old doysare heard speaking in ou.daysGi
The voices Of all ages arc collected as
an airy ehoirlin our own. -g The whole,
world has been learning to speak for
six thousand years, chat We might have
a langaage ctthc Peco7e for the sahc-a
tuary !o7371' r9iajlala Oh. n.sagi9amods
Singing is the natural language nofi1
masses cf men.ro Reading is vnot.---s
Reading leaves It's edges ragged and
Irregular. But singing is a foWing =
stream, that hides the roughness Of it3 a'
bottom, and lifts it's fluent waters up
around the bank till they meet5thc APP 81
.prQpviaye edge 2fgrass and Qower, hid.
ing deformity and revealing grace ,andG
beauty. But there is no river that
flows on earth that, for maicsty and
sublimity, can.eqnal the stream Of song
in Gods. sanctuary Of thousands Of
.worshippers. 1t is Ike the voice pfif
thunder, but moro significant. 1t is q,
like the sound OF many waters. It may
,fcly be called ga river the streams I"
whereof Shall make glad tho city OF our
Godi"@oHHI4Ggl glGrnsstswta9m gdt 3ud
It,is nowonder tlfat singing has diedua
out from the congregation When acIe4sa
is put to ,r9qfiii,tGgs ,Y9rda, tR2k AQbqdX GQLn
lunderstand, set 10 n5isie th&SS ii,e& ~ -
knows, and thepcople are left, t6liStsrf ~
to newly converted opera airs ,#b@sh5d
last week were Brought over hJ a.f4cslpal
troupe Of foreign singers. And thosc
sweet melodies that .stiltvd pgopricty ,
has long ago driven from the cbuychc5,
but which have gone forth 'm0on. The
people, and rung out gloriousl 2 IN camp 2
meetings, shaking the forest Ie@ycs
with the ascending shouts Of 4 mighty,
people, or which, more gently, GJo
Filled rural school-houscs, and humble
lectnc-rooms, md village churches. .
not yot corrupted by the false prcGcn~ 81;
ccs Of "classic music those sweet p,
melodies that no one can hear with -hia
car and not feel his heart beating with
in his bosom all the faster for the sound
arc become tho l'idicnlc & contempt a
Of men who think that God must be ri
praised to the sound Of 'Dlayerbeer or
iSossini, and not to The sweet and hum r..
bic melodies OF our own land. ,....,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-16
lgysg1Gg---sIMGENG.
BY II. w. BEEoHER.

TT n -,
~ iiymh-pQoK Is 'he popular doc7
,rile po9k.t ~ 9 suSPeGI 'if'e IL "ouia
oe ioplio' Iil"' escli caucatso Nha re-
nect,SeihSlill arg more ltiGeD.co 10 hymns
IpE f sllelr PLY tfu tps
s,i',. - %i stt9 pios9 ~, gtt''t' eiln com
,ona H. uP3L o',e .,,tt ~ Hu s ~ rc
tLcro are no commcntorias g 90 20 safo 1S.N 80
fIIl So idrnt;c,l in snir;t, onS to,n2n, ,To ~
os arc tbe host bvrhs If rLr;otondnn,
II iswortbv Of ynnork too thaf oin1nst
every tonic Of Scr;nturc bos Neon gIo0
rionslv translated tbro,.ob +bo, henrt
INFO. fhc Enol;sh toncnc hv . bIn1,,
birth 49,.
M s,,l;,,o ,.o,,,.,,.,,4 :. ,.,,.,. g 49,
o,j iT,4 ~ ,,y,'"tq 1Si II IS'l''''iol9 oi. VIC
~ I J',",s'S,,'I ,:T .. .'oio'"l' ii"yo 'oocnc =
W., ''-o 9sC. w 'l'So'I u
I"o, I "y 90 iT fT ~, - S'.J "aoip1'I ,i nc
~" RI ,o'''' ,S'i,'o''i =. Ho}N,
80, ni ,,"o'I ?1TSih Ioun.', uh.Eols"5
5n,o -; i,.3 H., 'Dv''Io' ;I i',oi @ 4? "iIo
Io,, iI,9 ",' - ~ 49, ""tNS c lnH ms lc-
uo',rS ona, 49, 30 no ops lo''n mn, IN Ine -:
hIn IH .tond lOalo " - ,o,. nnS, i'o pl-
,,,a"r ~ - - ,os'' L-o' 0:.i o,oi "iiy
tI"n,,t ~ $50, na,S , "g p'',v ~ 'iiy lliUio
,,i' 49, g; e'i w., -. ~, 'o'S9'S VI o'o'l"y
,n,, 49, IL h j o 49, o,". DTs Ba2S - ii''io
,aac,1, ,s8a S't'stS2 ~ 80, - -
i,no @ no,Iot, %'o ,,,,,,S ~ 49, ~ o'"'"oi'''
~, 9 So" So, 0",',' ~, .....f
II INC D!oie shoIld perlSh out OF our
i"Hs"asf' II cQuia almost be gathered
up again. IN substance, IRON out OF our
hymns mat take wing IRON the very
Porloa OF orG"tion ana iofd their wings
ohiy when tney touch tho crystal bat-
sloinonts' c5 nus nhen g'ros. peSih TO look
irohl ?, Diie horEShsoutn%ard, IN oUtumnh
.Wea1hor' a rev, spr'ngmg IRON the
tIooS .i', anu SIRIUS SIRIUS Oh IaOrNoor, bcgm
VIC ,neriai y, caravan, ana, as they Wlnd
co,,sa fro,, @ oroba,1 @ - ~ ~ %,!" o'viy
fortb ,n,v .;N,tor 80, anu H.; VG,'' v0n,0 @
bnra a. ayc,,,,t }ftrIon. v,4;I I,,uT, H"'i,7
co,I;na 49, Co. ti,,; "i',l III "V l1i, 6'n,
IN a. H. ',''. ~, l,''i'""S
v;noni and m GiI fos6si. S 'aoy Iy,S r. ~ ~
tr;,,,nn;me, tbro,, oi ", : ".," o. a",
I'D tba 60 III, H. o''o" y, I,o In', ~, "'
annes viii s,eb III ,v6ndrn,,s IN DhrrsVs ,"I %
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-16

Monument IN Independence &gnare.
Governor Wise, of Virginia, has sent
q message to the Legislature, in warm
approval Of the proposition sanction
ed by other States, to erect "A nonu,
ment i'll Independence Square, pliila-
dclphia, in honorof, the sjgncrS Of the
Declaration of Independence. a sts-
lect committee of tbo Senate has the
subject under consideration, and fn.
yorablc report is anticipated. .-t a.8 &.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-16

laosaso IN tie Chjbe8S Empiyc.a--
1t islestihatcd that the incense alone
which is burned in the Chinese empire
in tho worship Of idols annually, costs
moro than ninety millions of pounds jtr
sterling, or fow. hundred md ffty mil-g1d
lions Of dollars Besides tbisse eraag -
sums are absorbed feeling thc priests ,eif,
purchasing gods end bgilding tamploe,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-16

&. Go0srnor Reeacr.-This gentleman
has written u lcttor in reply 70 tbcllato
opistle of the President. Tho Cover
nor indignantly rcpels tho occusatior,3
Of tho President, .instifds the people
Of the J'crritoiy, and promises to con-
vict the President ofgroa5 inisstatemat
and injustice, az soon az ho shall be al
lowed to take his scat in Congress. -,
Tholattor event, however, wc aro in.
cilned to thini; will not be Cor some con-
siderable time, if over.
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TERMS. 81. so In Advance, otherwise S2.00
No subscription received for a shorter period
than six months and no paper discontinued un-
til oil ,arrearages arc paid. Siuq gpEgt % ritss
1 ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at usual rates:
One square, three weeks, 81 90, and 20 cents for
each additional Insertion. Yearly advertise
ments inserted at discounton the above terms,
per contract. Candidates announcements S2.1
Printing Cfice on Ffont s,reet, corner of
Court Alloy. ,..,t. ,sTsfa b.{Hi
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-14
To Contributors.

1t is something that we, with many
others, have to regret--that there are SO
few persons in Winchester who are dis.
posed to write anything for the public oye.
Now, we know that there is literary tai.
ont here, and hold that it is the duty of
those possossingit to let the world share
its advantages, We have many persons
now in our mind, both male and female,
who have opportunity, and who could
write if they only would, TO all such
we tenderour columns, and cordially in.
vite them to contribute from time to time.
Political strife has now for a season end.
ed. Public attention should now be d.
rocted to something more beneficial and
pleasant, and we know OF no better
means Of doing so than the getting up of
a lively interest in the manner already
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Thoae fine OYSTERS.

We would feel that we sighted oul
readers if we did not let them know
what good things Monsieur Jourdan
has to please them. All lovers Of
good things, especially fine oysters
sardines &c, can find a most delicious
luxury at the New Orleans Store
Mons. J. is always up to the times and
never forgots the wants Of his sumner
ont customers.
Besides q lot Of nice confectiona-
ries, toys, &c, Monsieur Jourdan dis
plays q large and beautiful assortment
Of dry goods, which he offers amaz-
ingIy cheap, as evidence Of which his
store is nearly always crowded.
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OetITla5f
222TiI''s Sale,

Or The 4'h Monday Of November. $50,
before the door of the Courthouse. IN Win.
chester, Tennessee, will sell at public sale
TO the highest bidder. for cash, tie following
slaves, VIZ: GEORGE, copper colorad. nnpd
cicb. years; ROBERT, copper co,ogcd, aged
six years; ROSE, a negro woman aged fifty
y ears REUBEN, nsaro man, aged sixty
ems; BROWN; negro c.rl named JOSE
Prime, aged aine years. Said slayes acre
levied on by nc by virtue Of executions inmy
hands against John q. Bra2.ton, AMI in favor
of Vim. Esiili; Thomas White. aimlnistra.
tor Of Thomas Wilson; Willis Holder; Nj
chael Custer; J. n. Martin; respectively
Said executions were issued ifoia he Circuit
Court Of Franklin county, Tennessee; from
the Office Of Thomas Finch, Esq. J. +. for
said county Of Franklin; from the Chancery
Court at Winchester, Tennessee; and from
the Office Of said Finch, respectively.
J.. W. GOECE,
Sheriff Franklin Co., Tenn.
Oc'17 tbs las MASON, Dep i.cr.f
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bEJf" The pleasant weather OF the past
week-the bright sunshine-thc cIoudloss
Sky--and many other things that are too
numerous to mention, all remind US that
We are alive, and ought, also, 10 remind
US that Messrs. Hill q Valentine arc in
town with every preparation necessary to
"secure the shadow'--in other words,
their daguerrean and ambrotyPe gallery is
open from eight in tie morning until four
o'clock in the afternoon. where they are
prepared to execute pictures in a style
that is unsurpassed anywhere. Their
rooms are over the family grocery OF Jas.
Campbell. Call and se4 them.
The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-14

TIE FARMING COMMUNITY, having
become generally convinced Of the great adj,
vantage Of grinding Corn and Cob for Stock,
The only question to DO considered is which -
the best MINI for the purpose! In al! tie
cast iron Mills heretofore offered, u very sori-
GUS objection has existed, wantofdurabIity,
or liability soon to wear out. in the Excel
sior" that objection is removed: The grinding
suftace, which is The only part liable to wear
ont, consists Of rings and casts separate from
the mill, and when worn out can be removed
and replaced at cost Of three dollars. This
mIll is strong, simple in construction, eUsily
put up, and can be moved from place TO place
without difficulty, and will crush Is bushels
per hour Of com and cob for stock, IN grind
meal for family use. The Excelsior" was
awarded the highest premium 1T the greptt ri-
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ia MES CAMPBELL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
~ srnNNn.tlnN tE,n..-n

CONTINUES the business formerly cor
&Hcted under the firm Of Jaines Campbell &
Son, at tho old stand. where he is prepared
to accommodate customers. lie is thankful
for past patronage and very respectfully So
IiclIs continuance. Cab and examine his
groceries before purchasing elsewhere
lie has now on hand, fresh assortment Of
Groceries, consisting Of all klnls Of Sugar,
Tea, Coffee, MoaSso3, Flour, Bacon. fine
fresh lot o, Havana Cwars, C0nIectionorics,
and everything usually kept in IL Grocery
Store, Can and examine.
Winchester, Augurt 70, r3T3-tr.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

am now prepared to execute, in the
best style of the art,
ANBHGGEPGs, PIE0TCG EGAH'EgS,
OR
D A G y Z r r Z OF Z ? ES,
at my rooms, over Houghton & Lough
milIer's drug store.
Those wishing miniatures, please call
and examine specimens.
The AmbrotyPo have recently intro.
duccJ, and succeed far beyond my most
sanguino expectations. They are surely
great Improvement over the Dagucneo.
type, both in beauty Of appearance and
facility Of execution
Bring on your chiidren--they can be
taken before they can have time to move.
Satisfaction in all cases guaranteed or no
charge. J. w. HOUGHTcN.
Winchester, Aug. lG, '5G-u.
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E.asa& Ean sale.

BY virtue of decree o" the County Court
Of Franklin county, Tennessee, pronounced
at is October term, 1855, | will on Monday
the 18th day If November next, offer for sale,
on the premises, to the highest bidder, on a
crodtof ono and two years. the tract Of land
Of which WIN. D. Motcaito died seized ond
possessed, situated in Dist. No. 4, Of Fyank-
I'm county, Tennessee, containing about 900
acres, and ad,oin3 the lands of T.. L. Mat
thaws, Joseph Wakefield, Mrs Bar5Ae1l Sim
mons, and D. !. Martin, TIE bidIngs therefor
20 commence at &l600, The purchasers will
be- required to give bond and security. and q
lea will be retained On the land unt,l The pur-
chase uonoy il paid.
WI T.. TAYLOR, Ok.
OcG7 q
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10 The Democratic party Of David.
son county intend having grand jubilee
in the city Of Nashville on Saturday night
in honor of their late victory.
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II' ] NIIIDIILlD tIIL L,
Southeast CornerOf the Square,
TO 'TEEE CGUMTs2Y FgE's;
AND FIEEGsSEaS.

THE subscriber would respectfully an
nounce to retail dealers, Milliners AMI
others, that he has just returned from New
York, where be selected one OF the larg
est and finest stocks Of Millinery Goods
ever brought to this city. They arc now
being received and opened for the inspec-
ton of those who desire to make whole.
sale or retail purchases Satisfied Of the
superiority in style and quality of these
goods, and determined to sell them cheap
or than similar goods were ever before
sold in Nashville, he confidently expects
a liberal share of public patronage.
A. CROKER,
Union street, Nashville.
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gG~ We see that the Chattanooga Ca
zette has changed hands, EIr. Poats hav-
ing sold out to Mr.. w. w. FindIey, BY
whom it will hereafter be conducted. 1t
yill hereafter be deyoted to moral andre.
gious subjects.
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EEIG WINCHESTER SPRINGS
FNR SAFE

BY virtue OF decree Of the Ckanccry Court
at Winchester, Tenn, pronounced August
term, a. J., 1886, in the case Thomas Short,
Adm'r, Of l.. P. Sims, and versus the heirs ard
creditors Of said Sims will on first Monday
N November next, before the court house
door IN Winchester, Tenn, sell on a credit
OF one and two years, 4 tract Of Gnd Of fifty
tour ocr2s, on which is situated the WinchGs-
ter Syringe, formerly KEEP; by L. p. Sims, five
miles Northwest Of Winchester and four
miles South Of the Nashville Il Chattanooga
Railroad. This could be made the most at
trlCtiyG watering place in Wenncssoe--ceSY
OF access from al Tie South and Southwest.--e
There are in abundance White and Red Sui
phur, Choiybcate, Free and Limestone Wa
tcr--eituated within q mile aud q quarter Of
Elk River, which abounds in fish, ard espc-
ciaIly the trout, aitouIng amusement to- q ma
joriE 2ftaosc attending watering ploces--just
on the edge Of the barrcna, where these WIN
are disposed can have wide field for hum
n@. There IRE at this time sufficient i'm
proycmenta on the place 10 accommodate two
hundred borders.
AI.S0--At same time and place will sell
one o'hat tract adjoining above described
tract containing one hundred and sixteen
acres, Also, one other tract containing two
hundred and seventy acres. Also, one other
tract containing one hundred and three acres.
the deeds for which viii be shown on day o.
sale.
Twill, atsamc time, sell on 4 credit Of twelve
months, what is called the Ward tracts, one
containing ten and tie other twenty acres
Also, small tract, called the Aldrch tract
Also q tract Of land in Grundy county. called
the George Floyd tract Tie deeds and bound
a.ieg to all # said lands vii be shown on day
Of sale. The purchasers viii be required to
give bond and good security and lien retain.
Cd on tAr l%nl until purchase money is ppids
lIU. FRANCIS. c, & NJ.
Sept. 6, l95G-tds
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Wginc.lG5tcr, W'cnEseagoe,

A-sEsasts'4s~a' " al .''7~s-~f
THANKFUL for past fayors, beg leave TO
inform their friends and the public generally,
hat they still continue the Cabinet Business
ut their new house, Southeast side Of the
Public Slupra, Winchester, Tenn,
FURNITURE
Constantly on hand, or made to order. So
ias and Churs ra-uPho,sIercd, and old furnl-
turc repaired. Matt resscs made to order on
short notice, Collins made and conveyed to
any part Of the county without extra charge.
ROBINSON & HALL.
February rs, '5G--1v.
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EhNPE Hnnna.

They have ever had the pleasure to
show to the Retail Merchant. They have
spared no pains nor expense in getting up
a Stock from which all classes Of NeT.
chants can select their assortmsrts--.
They have made larger investments this
.,rasCu in
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UOACH BaAKBN q.

!. ". BJRROUGH
Would inform the citizens Of this county arl
the rest Of mankind generally that he ccn.ir-
ucs to make them hae buggles' and carriages
Of every description to sait the taste Of any
one that will give him = cull.
Repairing done on liberal terms.
Winchester, March :, l5y6ly
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INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.

gGg There was no paper issued from
this Office last week on several accounts
the principal one was, however, a failure
to get paper until Wednesday.
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~ Circuit Cour, commences at this
place next Monday week.
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HNw.GE

HAVE this day suggested tie insolvon-
CT OF the estate Of 4. B. Gordon, deceased, to
the Clerk of he County Court Of Franklin
county. All persons having claims against
said estate will ie them with the Clerk of the
County Court on or before the 22d day OF Octo-
Der, 1856. HAYDEN MARCH,
t1ril26-3t Administrator.
FIogr! FIOuT Large lot Just received
and lorsalo by J. CAMPBELL.
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10 We see from the Nashville pa
pcrs that a project Is on tito erect q
new hotel on Broad street, in that city
with all the modern conveniences.-
There is great necessity for this, and
the enterprise should be encouraged.
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OP James Campbell has received
another lot Of Oyestcrs. They are
good.
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d. We viii publish the official
vote OF Tennessee as soon as returns
from all the counties can be obtained.
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gGF" Winchester is perfectly healthy.
It's bad place for physicians,
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Punch says there are two things q
man rarely forgets his first love and
his G-y' cigar
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

GEO. L. PURVIS AND WIN, J. SLATER.