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DIR. !. q. CioGlCEl having permanently
located III Winchester oiiars his professional
services 10 the citizens Of the COUNT.
Office on Main street, one door above J. II.
kEoX's family grocery; residence, one for
merry occupied by 7. z. EstilI, Esq.
Mario 1v
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Campmeeting at Goshen commenced
yesierday. 1t is probable that preaching
Will continue through next week.
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NOTICE

| HAVE this day suggested the usolyon-
cy Of the estate OLA. b. Gordon, deceased to
the Clerk Of the County Court Of franklin
county. All persons having claims against
said estate will file them With Tie Clerk Of tho
County Court On or before The I'D day Of Octo-
Der, 1856. HAYDEN MARCH,
aprl2G- st Administrator.
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| wish to sell my lard, consisting of about
five hundred acres, located four miles and q
half from Decheri Depot, Franklin Co., ON
the road 10 Iiockerville, Said land is well
tlInbcrcd and watcrai--thcro being three or
four ncver-tailng wells Of good water; be-
sides ancIcclicnt stock pond; to.orably good
dwelling, with The necessary out-houscs;
good orchards containing as good fruit as can
be found iNlho county.
All the cleared land is in high state Of
cultivation at ths time, and if the purchaser
desires, The present crop would be sold, to-
gethcr with all tie stock belonging to the
place, consisting Of hogs, cattle, and sheep
The land is in two tracts, aad can be divided,
if necessary, 10 suit purchasers.
TErNs--Onc-third cash, and the balance
IL one and two years.
Also
On thc Sd Of October next, at NV resi-
dcnce, will sell, atpubl.c sale, all my farm
ing utensils, together with household aid
kitchen furniture. Il private sale for my
land and stock be not had before them viii
sell them to the highest bidder ON said.dav.
TllO&. Il. WOODS.
June g, 1856. tAs
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'"e*is~ Hl 4 Caaaa CSSSSs
District Court Of Chaoccry at Winchester,
Franklin County, July 9th, 1856.
Sophia RcikscI,
VS.. Bill for Divorce.
joseph Do'Aont ulias
Joseph &ton5enrauch.
On motion of complainant, and it appearing
to the satisfaction Of the Clerk & Master that
the above defendant is nonresident Of the
STATE OF Tennessee so that the ordinary pro-
cess OF law cannot be served on him, it is
therefore ordered that publication be made in
the " Winchester Appeal, newspaper publish
cd i'll the town of Winchester, Tennessee,
requiring said nonresident 10 make his per-
sonaI appearance herein on or before Wcdnes-
day after the third Monday in August next,
or the same will be taken for confessed and
set for hearing eXparic as to them. A copy
attest. IIU. FRANCIS, c. G. NJ.
Juiyl2 3w
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teAj, or Hntil the stockholders wish il
I EctnrnoI to their control TO secure the
construction Of this road, about 500, 900
in stock mus, be subscribed.
The many friends and patrons of the
Winchester Female Academy will be
pleased to learn that Prof. J. w. SyLER,
long and Cavorably known to this commu.
mtg, has returned to the chair Of Ma,hc,
mates in this institution. His accession,
together with its present corps ofabIe an
efficient teachers, place this institution
on level with acadcacs Ct the highest
grade, AMI comments itself to all those
who desire to have their wards or daugh.
tors thoroughly educated in all that per.
tains to usefulness. morally ana intellect.
uully.
The mex. session Of this institution will
commence on the first Tuesday in Soptom-
Der, for a session of ten months. y
Ma. CHARLES ScnMlTT, Proprietor Of
the East Tennessee Marble Works, left
our town on last evening, after stay of
two or three days. His work is highly
recommended as being cheap, durable
and nice. Specimens may be seen at
the town camctry, AMI at some Of the
burial grounds in the county. See al.
Tsf!,saIacat on fourth page.
C"A SIDE WALTs.-lTe are Pleased
to see that several of our citizens aro
improving the walks in front Of their
buildings on and near the square. This
will be gratifying to all who have to walk
to and flo. Indeed, in such misorab! g
condition are some Of the walks that many
take the street in prc(crcncc,-and is
street, covered with dust and crowded
with vehicles, desirable place to walk
on these hot times
The farmers in this county stand very
muck in need Of good rain.
Our readers are reminded OF the fact
that NJ. & II. Nassaucr have on hand
very nice assortment Of hats, boots and
shoes.
,gars
DlED--At his residence in Franklin
County, August 7, 1856, ALEXANDER
CoLYAR. He was born in Washington
County, East Tennessee, in the year
1920, and removed to this County in
1929. He was member of the M. L.
Church for thirtyfvc years. His last
words. spoken to his children around him,
were "that he was prepared, that there
was nothing in the way and he did not
dread death"
slfsssszsr-sssss.s rza1szrsizE.yr rss cEzz.,erasa
Graham's Magaziac, GodcJs Ladys
Book, ond Hdrpe'''s -NonMly,--Having
made arrangements with the Publish
ers we are enabled TO make the follow
ing offer: For one copy Of the Appeal
and copy Of any one of the above
excellent periodicals, one year, SO %.
This is only twenty-five cents more than
the regular subscription price Of either
of the magazines. Where arc the la
dies.
o. Everybody in town. and in the coun-
try, so far as it is known that Gildersleeve
ever made to run, whether il is worn out or
,Iol
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ro@ SALE CHEAP "G CAsu,

Q-~5' Homemade clo.h Socks, &c., taa,n
IN cArhorge for chnaY ty aoo1-.
JGnI IL s. -, TD&I.
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IRE .l0# REPAIRED By
is 4 G.l.-...z..E5s Il. E.s.HFG:. ;
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The farmers in this county stand very
muck in need Of good rain.
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June g, 1855.
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HU. FRANCIS, C & II.
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THE BOOK OF THE 18TH CENTURY

K
PETER PARLEYS RECOLLECT IONS
Is a. .ssSf.e s:s. Pois q he asisor Fes bach
.Iei as .ss 's ss ia s s ss sss e.
In Sixty three Letters
IContinned from yesterdays Tribune
LETTER xxxv.
Sketches Of the Hartford Wiz DR.. Hoekinsi Truneal
b.ts. ssR% G 1.s p sSst Dr. c.
we'll Mrs. ssouyney.
his sbyne.. He co.sss LIE HI. Esl, Low ID. M.dls.
s.9ss g i: o.a csape = .as s:rss. IS;
Hotel Puslis.e1 Of b. Poem. New The Ed01 IN
Point; His Great Learning Assistant Of Dr. Webster in his
Dictionary; State Gsolossi in Connecticut In Wisconsin Hs
LETTER xxxvTL
few Ws!.s. NCts. The Pea Br.lsars FL, FiI.t ns5o
BrsiD.rd. Once Anscaote The Dv,'. Da7i The Lines
sens; PuShe.on Of B,in.rd. Poems General Remarks. Hi.
Nv First yoyase the Atlantic; Enslsna; London Ny
Tse q the S0s Mo,s , Ss.. g, 4 ss,
Iesnd Dsbn The Giants Csasewsy sco,and Scenery u
tie Lacy OF L'l'' t s!i:fss k kSsfsIsA
Ednbgsh The C'Is Of ss'%SS: G,ssa,toun ooesSura
Molcri'fi L0eih'H' 'e LETTER XIV I'H se'''
tsnssis m ' std. RGes sSSIs s
A.ia. q the Mist durable s, ITgI,- Won
Lamb The General Assembly OF scotland Dr. Clallners
LETTER KILL
Dinner Lockharfs conversation about Byron; MIRA
Jotb,rt Irving Professor cknor Music The Pbroch and
Ms Fdrewo Anecdotes of the luoans So they and Sec
ord erht Coopers Pioneers The Pilot Paul Jones; Brock
dn Browp Buns Tricks Of the Press Charles Scott Tne
welsh Psrson The Italian Bsseviol raver; Personal Appear
,nee Of Sir Walter; Departure for London; Again IN Edn
b,Ish IN sS2 Last Moments Of Sir Ws,te The Sympathy Of
Nature. ,rr~rn vrr,r
Journey London Remarks England, AZ " appears 10
the American Traveller The Climate The Land'cape Jeaou'
lies between the English and Auerean Plan for Securing
Peace. xr-r,.r ,,,y
London Thirty Years Ago Its Great Incres,e George ~
ACCT Races The Duke Of Wellington Jacob Perkins and he
steam Gun; The Duke Of Sussex Duke OF York Hounso v
Heath, Parliament; Canning; Naekinrosh Brouzau; Pal
mer.ton Honse Lords Lord Eldon RHO Rnioi Caalni
si.norips CsIcs; Z iwsrd Irving; BY ou's Coffin
LETTER XIV.
Return 10 America Removal Boston Literary Position
Of Bo,ton Prominent Lerary ChzrAcers TIE Press lac
Pnrft The Bar NewYork the Literary Metropolis, My
Pubnca ion vzrious Woss The Legendary; y. r. Willis
The Era Of An nuas The Token The Artistic engaged in II
The Authors; lite Termipsf
LETTER XLVL
The Contributors 10 the Token p. Willis Hfwthorne
Mis- Francis; Mr. Greenwood Mr. Psrpont; Charles Sprasus
Mr. sisourney; Mis- Sedgwiek; Mrs. Osgood and Ohsrs
Qusrrols Authors and Pubshe-i Anecdo,ei Ta'
Pubiishers Festival
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OF THE BEST COMIC POEMS EVER WRITTEN
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This volume containing the mass of buorous ve
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With the exception Of Sbakepes,er the DAYTON 10
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FANNY FERNS PIE lsURE BOOK.
THE PLAY nav HOOK.

THE PLAY DAY BOOK;
On, sroRIEs FOR Youxe Folks.
yol eIn@ Cloth rriee 7se Full AT, lt edges. 81 IS
bright cheerful breezy little book not BIZ tTsso@s to
lection of short quick childish stoes" ~ 7. Independent
Boston Transcript.
i've and ing stories told with tina. peculiar nAvette
and s sps IA. + 80 se%1snt the forte Of tA.
fail TO faseinxte her readers" fPhlA Transcript.
SMITH. Authors Of Rejected Addreses' With Portrait.
and Biographical Sketch,
calf 81 li or .nqa a q 3d. ipt s Taris
1--WE prompted to without aaitery of author, eli
with in English reprint have FOL many day Not
si h they s et s the ~1 of nS %
pshos and piey Of Cowper but with string of diamonds
10 ard Sps al s It. cS: an
beautiful thrown together ia deishui order in the midst
aS the '''
collection o. ad.n FAR Ltaena. May Of which ar, the
same as those introduced into Lonsfelc-: Ha~sth.
ILLUSTRATED BY JOHN scLEsAS
vol is%c, e ds,. FL" silt sit .dss. 81"
The following unique AID vaa.be Of The ndan
~
blood relation Of the calculated Red JACKIE and the
chiefs Of the Executive Council Of the Indian Reservation in
this State He s gsphe master Of ndsn stories himse and
Win be vel b maI :. the sOaaeat Of
OCCASIONS TheIes individual Of the Red Race in Ameos
who claim superiority Of intellect 10 this gifted Iroquos
and his opinion will therefore have special weht with the pub
lie subject deeply fascinating the fairy tales Of Ills
people:
GgSTLEMES; Ihsye read recent publication en'ited
The Indian fairy Book" with deep interest The
pete with the beautiful Psychological traditions of the A.
eoDqnin family Of my and cannot fail 10 interest the
reader 1t rarely that We fnda work that contains % truth
full Of the ancies and imaginson Of the red
who without books literature compelled 10 resort to
lis mental faculties interest the young and while away the
long evenings Of Winter. Respectfully yeurs,
IVA NA-OUK, Peter Wilson"
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A CLASSIFIED LIST OF THE GOVERNORS OF THE
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N L O's SA LOO NJ
l. N. GOTrsCHALK's
LAST
& o N G T. r t,
..,. THIS T'id.y) EVENING December %. ms.e
MADAME PATANIA
slOISMUND THALBERs CHARLES Wells and
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nsdsme PATAsiA, MI THALBERo aud Mr.. wells
hf s a.s vs, mn s1s. M
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!; viii also b the last Of Mr. rHALBERG. pre-
Mr. oSs.sehs has composed for this occasion sand Duet
for two Pianos TO be performed by Mr. Thaberg and himself
Doors open at T. Concert to commence g, 8.
Reserved Seats, 81 50 and 81
VIM Son.: music ore No. q as D ssd q
Breusnss music store No 7ol Broadway. Ticket open
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WALLACK's THEATER.-Prices Of Adnis.
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FRIDAY, Dec 20, win be performed first time, Co-ne,
THE RIGHTS AND WRONGS OF WOMAN.
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SoloDe Msrcbmont Dyot
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Mrs MAcbmont.. Mrs. Hoey
Gsi which viii be produced for the frs. tis e.nd solely
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'e''" 0' the 'l1,TiSRoGIoUs OUTRAGE,
in two acts psrpetrated wan'ony for this theis aud wick
HIAWATHA;
ARDENT SPIRITS
And
LAUGHING WATER"
IMMEDIATE AiDERs AND ABETToks.
MI Stukrt... Lessee
Mr. H. B. Phillips Maassef
ACCESSORIES AFTER THE FACT
MI FLEETWOOD. scenic Artlst
Mr. William Wallace. Assistant Artist
NJ La ''Arfsnser OF Music
Mrs Costarner
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NEW sCENERY, NEW DRESSES AND music.
Hawaths, character srikingy more IN the style Of
sschooboy than Long fellow. Mr. Waicot
Nnkelundah, creation Ia Reynolds
Gitchi MsDito, grest viewed spirit, but as apart
Wsbun, down East Indian. ii b. Phillips
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YeDaihz the original Young New G. Stuart
Damnidortur, a minded person, father OF
BiiDeh.ha, surnamed Laughing Water and emf.
nenty calculated (when she has good chsnce)
to infect her audience TO the immediate danger 49, ,
Of tundIy bands and strings. Mrs John wood
peaIanee here)
Pooh pooh rnaIm ndescribsble self witted young
lady, in fact of "Gepesee Squaw Miss Mary Cannon
No miss Hawsthas Grand mamma O. HoiNnd
HaLskite, Pooh pooh maInnis mother. MI Peters
IndiansMessr Harrison, Rea Bee, Oliver, Cotton De si
vcris, Hill James Mason, &c.
squsw,-M CarInsI, Thompson Hall Pyne, Peters.
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To conclude with the capital Holiday piece, entitled,
OUT FOR A HOLIDAY.
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p AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL
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CONTENTS:
Chap $50 Chap. r,.,.. o.;...ix.
l. Popular Notions Of Hesyep.l Jesus Christ objective
2 Raiioua Inquiries about Jesus Chnst SsoJecnVe'
Heaven. heaven - r~e.
q C,,,ion Objective. TO- The Society Of Heaven
a C,eston Subjective IN. The Joy Of Heaven.
4 The Bble IL The Occupations Of .Heav'
6. Heaven asa State. en-.
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