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The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-05
and For Sale,

By virtue OF n decree of the County
Court Of Franklin County, Tennessee,
pronounced at December term, 1856, in
the cause Of Anc. Stovall and wife and
others, petition to sell land, | will, on
Monday the 9Th day of January, 1907,
offer for sale to the highest bidder, on a
credit Of one and TWO years, at the Court
House door in the town of Winchester,
the tract Of land belonging to the estate
of Jacob Rich, decd, which was assigned
to his widow Rosannah Rich, as dover,
by decree Of the Chancery Court, at
Winchester, lying in District No. 8 of
said county, near Salem, containing 81
and 1.8 acres.
The purchaser will be required to give
bond and approved security, and lien
will be retained on the land until the
purchase money is paid.
VIM. E. TAYLOR,
Dec. s, 1856, st - Clerk.
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Ia On Saturday before last, as
we learn from the Mountain Signal,
published at Dahlonega, Ga, a wild
deer at full speed passed through the
square of that town, unaccompanied
by hounds or hunter. He passed thro'
unscathed, giving the citizens as he
went evidences of his skill in leaping.
We were never at Dahlonega, and
would inquire of our friends ofthe Sig
nal if they indeed live in the noun
tain? Ifso, there is significance in the
name they have chosen for their pa
per, and nothing very marvellous" in
the fact of a deer having run over their
little town.
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Ncw and Eriensice Stock Of
BOOTS AND SHOES.
EAysN RANAGE.
JOYfN seAMAGE,
a. COLLEGE ST., NASHVILLE.

a. COLLEGE ST., NASHVILLE.
have Just received lnrge supply of Fall
and Winter stock of Boots, Shoes aud Bro
guns III city and country trade, to which
invite he especial attention Of Merchants
and others who archasc by the package or
dozen.
The best and most taslonahi Shoes, Of he
latest styles, aud very beautiful for ladies'
misses and children.
Gcntemen's Super French Dress and Dou'
BILE Sole water proof Boots, Shoes and CATERS.
This description Of stock cannot fail 10 please
in quality and price.
Heavy stock Of every description of Calf
and Kip manufacture tor men and women's
wear.
Negro Brogans, single and double sole, and
Mud Boots, extra size.
Sole Leather Trunks, Valces, and Travel
ing Bags, &C., &C., all of which will be sold
at very low prices. JOHN RAMAGE.
Dec5
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/ RARE CHANCE TO MAKE
MONEY.

VII offer 20 the highest bidder, at public
auction. on ,iOnday the 22A day Of
Derci'.bcr, 1856, on The premises. one
ml'e from the Puzzle Square, McMnnvlIIe,
ten or fifteen
BeautJd Building Lots,
containing from > to Is acres each. The Me-
MnnviIe x Manchester Railroad is now coul-
pleted, and in successful operation; and as
Nc NJ lnnv lie i, bound to continue the ,erml-
nus of all roads in the Mountain district, a
great amount of business will necessarily be
done there. Spectators, as well as those
wanting homes near healthy and prosperous
town, would do well 10 attend this sale.
Terms made known, and a plot of OTIS ex-
hbted, on day Of sale. Title md sputabe
Dec5 = Z. YAGER.
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We once asked the President Of a
College, in which we were then stu
dent, to inscribe on the fy-leaf of a
book of our notes of his lectures the
best piece of knowledge for a young
man, which he could write on q single
page. He wrote the following:
Much reading makes full man;
Much writing makes an exact man;
Much speaking makes ready man;
Much thinking makes great man;
And much faith a good man;
But, none are truly great that are not
truly good. :"
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Trust Sale.

On the 25th of November next, at
Alisonia, Franklin county, Tennessee, ! will
sell to the highest bidder, for cash, all the
right, title, interest and claim Of James A.
Deery, William B. Deery, Robert E. Deery,
and Elizabeth Deery, in and to the slaves,
Martin; Mace; Rose and her two children,
Charlotte and George; Dnah and Kate. AL.
SO one Family Carriage and Harness; one top
Buggy, three Horses, three mules, one. two
horse Sc Wagon and Harness, two sef.:' two,
Divsns, one marbIe.top Table, one Hat.rack,
OIL Cloth for passage, and one Carpet for pas.
sage. Said property was conveyed to me as
Trustee. for purposes mentioned IN said deed.
will sell all The above named property. and
all other property conveyed to s me y ssid
deed. N. W. " 49,
OtfA tds 'a"ss, d.
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WHY THEY DRINK.

A drinks because his doctor recon-.
mcnded u little pure brandy as slim.
ulant.
B because his doctor didn't.
@ for pain in the left side
ID for pain in the right side.
E for pain in the hip.
F for "a pain in the head.
G for a slight cold.
II because he is rheumatic.
| because his friends have come 10
see him.
] because his friends have gone and
left him.
X because he's married.
l. because he's not married.
M because it's hot.
N because it's cold.
O because it's wet.
P because it's dry.
G because he's sad.
r because he's glad.
S because friend invited him.
II because he's got no friend to in'
vite him.
u because it was made for "suthin,"
and is a good "creeter of God.
V because he is free man, and
works the road and pays his taxes to
do as he I'D pIeases.'
w because christmas is coming.
Y because christmas comes but
once a year and is going-going--
gone.
z because he's rich and likes a 'ju-
led" or "mountan sprout."
&c because he's poor and might as
well 90 to the ID drunk as to live
here without money.
Truly, whiskey is Old Nick's patent
right invention for killing bodies and
for damning souls.
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NAsnvlLLE.-lt seems that the Capt.
tai of our State is improving as fast as
any city in the West. Fresh indica-
tons every day point to its future
greatness in point of commercial in
terest, healthfulness and beauty. In
addition to the Improvements now in
progress, the Gazette says that there
are from twenty to thirty gentlemen
exceedingly anxious to build but can
not get mechanics to work for them.
They are not to be had. What field
for Industrious young mechanics
Good wages, constant employment
and delightful place of residence.
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ATTENTION.!

We call the attention Of the tradiug public
to the large lot of
Ready-Made Clothing
we have vet on hand, which we offer 10 sell
at the very lowest terms tor cash Our Oh
iect is TO close ont our stock b. mex starch,
therefore we are enabled to offer Inducements
to those wishing to purchase subsiau,al aud
warm Winter clothing. Call and be con-
WINGED of the fact.
Dec5 I'm NJ. g. II. NASSAUER
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A rumor having been circulated through
the country that A. Jourdan was ab,uI 10
quit Winchester, il Gems hat her - zens
and the neIghborhocd are rry NJ 10 keen hm
from going, as his custom has nearly doubled
since the spreading Of tina, news. We think
he ought 70 be compeIen: 10 give "a sfactIon
to his customers both as to price aud % good
selection of goods, having had ten years ex-
perience in one of the largest houses in Paris,
(FRANCE), that great metropolis OF taste
and fashion.
We would say to the public, if you want
good bargains and CHEAP GOODS, go and see
Jourdan, as there are but few in the many
that daily throng his store that are not salts
fed with him after giving him trial.
Sept13 On
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" The McMinnvillc and Man
chester Railroad, we are informed, has
been unable, of late, to accommodate
the uncommon number of persons
wishing hogs shipped from McMnn-
vile to Tullahoma. Many have been
compelled to drive them across the
mountain to Chattanooga.
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BANK OF EAST TENNEssEE.-We I'M
derstand that this bank suspended pay
ment on last Tuesday. Why, we can
not tell, but hope to see an explanation
soon from the officers. We did think
the bank would redeem all its notes,
but the information which has reach
ed US prevents us us from thinking so
now.
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D The following is from one of
the Police Court at Nashville. made
by H. X. Walker, local and CONNER
cial editor of the Banner. 1t presents
the scene, lamentablc as it is, in feel
ing and truthful manner:
"A prominent feature of the assem-
blage was something over a dozen
lcwd women, some of them arralgned
for disturbing the peace Of the Sab
bath by loud and boistrous and proiane
talking, and others summoned as wit
nesses. These women presented
melancholy picture of human weak
ness-terrible examples Of what vice
unrestrained will do for its votaries.
Some ofthcm evidently had been well
favored, and most Of them were in the
spring time of life. But it was pain
full to look upon the total wreck of all
that adorns the character Of woman
a wreck of youth and bright hopes,
consumated in the morning oftheir ex-
istence, e'er the sun which rose upon
a brighter day had reached its merid-
ian. On the threshold of their lives,
no doubt, in common with others,
there bloomed the bright and perfum-
ed flowers of Eden, around the cradle
of their happy infancy the birds OF
Paradise sung their matin hymns
But all the good of life is mixed with
evil--there was serpent in the bow
er whose venomous trail was upon ev.
cry fower--and its syren song and
persuasive eloquence lured the tender
buds of mortality to dangerous shores
The fruit of the forbidden tree wa.
plucked and all was known. The
priceless stake-the jewel oflife--wa:
lost, and life had nothing left but mock
cries of the past. But we forbear tt
contemplate the picture"
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CLIFTON & ABBOTT
No. Is. Cedar Street,
Nashville. Tennessee.

DEALERS and Manufacturers of Gents
Fine Ready. Made 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, Neck-tles; White
Cotton and Linen Shirts; Silk, Wooden. Cotton,
Merino and Cashmere Under-shirts and Draw
ers; and everything required to render q gen
tleman's Wardrobe Complete.
Rabrua,Y 10, T6-lY.
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U7 The walls of the large passcn-
ger depot at Chattanooga, in course Of
construction, fell the other day with a
great crash. So did the walls of II.
& B. Douglass new store-house build
lug at Nashville. Our devil suggests
thst property is Tsllingf
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nPWe notice that ourc clever friend
and cotem, T. H. GLEN, of the Nash
vile Patriot, has recently married.
Good for GLEN. 1t does us good to
make record Of the prosperity of our
friends, if we have none to make OF
ourself.
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SIMS HOUSE,

North East corner Of the Public Square,
WINCHESTER, TENNESSEE.
Mrs. Sims, formerly Of the Winchester
Springs, has opened house Of PUBLIC EN-.
TERTAlNMENT in the town of Winches-
ter, where she would be pleased to receive
portion Of the Public Patronage. She pledges
herself to render all comfortable who may
give her acsll, promising to furnish her tab'a
with the bes; the country affords.
Marl5 #
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nc We notice from the newspa-
pers the announcement of the death Of
Professor Hentz, husband of the late
Caroline Lee Hentz.
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~ The post Office at Decherd is,
we understand from Mr.. Shook, closed
up. Our subscribers at that point
will receive their papers at this post
office, or at our Office, as they may d.
rect.
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DO 1t is stated that extensive prep
aratious are being made at Savannah,
Ca, for the accommodation of dele.
gates expected to be present at the
meeting of the Southern Commercial
Conventian. We trust that there will
he a full representation from this
place.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

Or. A. &. CiOptOn having permanently
located in Winchester offers his professional
services to the citizens of the county.
Office on Main reet, one door above J. Il.
Knox's family grocery; residence, one for
merly occupied by F. I. Estill, Esq.
Marco ly
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" We see by the last number of
the Pulaski Citizen that Mr.. Watkins,
its former editor and co.publisher, has
been compelled from pecuniary ne.
cessity to resign his position, and has
sold out his entire int crest to his part
ner, Mr.. McCord. The politics Of the
paper are changed. 1t is now publish
ed as an Independent journal. While
we wish Mr.. McCord the greatest sue
cess imaginable, we can but regret the
circumstances that have Influenced
Mr. Watkins course. All we can do
is to wish him better success in future.
He certainly deserves it.
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" There has been weekly news
paper started at cambridge, Tenn,
called the American Statesman. We
have not seen it yet.
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10 We have received the Decem-
Der number of the Ohio Cultiuat0r,
published at Columbus. 1t is an ex-
cellent monthly.
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS
OFFERED TO
CASH CUSTOM E RS F.!
y. Y. HARRIS.

D.. Ia. AZ u Saa. hS,
Regs leave to inform the people of Franklin
County that he has purchased Of John II.
Knox his stock of DRY GOODS and
GRO C Err ES,
at the old stand formerly occupied by James
Harris, where he is now receiving and OPEN
ing large and complete assortment OF
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Hardware, Qurensware,
Boo s, Shoes, Hats, &C., &c.
As | nm necessarily compelled to do an
ENTIRE CASH BUSINESS, | am confident
that offer my goodf at SUCH LOW PRICES
tina, when YOU examine AMI price them. you
VIII be prepared to appreciate the difference
between CASH aud TINE purchases.
The LADIES are particularly invited to call
and examine my stock Of
Dress Goods Trimmings.
Ribbons. Collars,
Uundersleeves, Hosiery,
Gloves. Jew elry,
Perfumery, Sc, &c.
0cT Jeans. Linsey, Socks, Feathers, Wool,
Geng-aDg. Beeswax, Tallcw, Dried Fruit, & C,
taken IN exchange Tor Goods
Oct3l tt ]. r. HARRIS.
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AHns,rOtype, Photographic and Da.
SIsprrcnR Artists,

AMDrOtyFe, EnOtOsfapnhC uuu Dh.
gserreaR Artists,
90 Union Street, Nashville.
AMBROTYPES, PHOTOGRAPHS, plain
or coored in Oil, and warranted as perma'
nen as any other style of painting Daguer'
reotypes, Steneoscopic. Crayon or Vignettee'
and every other style of Pictures taken ut this
establishment in the highest style Of the art,
and warranted to please or no sale.
AmbrOtypes.
Although these beautiful pictures were but
recently introduced by the subscribers in this
city, they have become so popular that we
have, at a very great expense, secured the
services of a celebrated artist from New York
to attend to this branch of the business exclu'
sively.
Bring along the Juueniles.
Children can. by this process, have faith
FIJI likeness taken in few seconds, and war.
ranted perfect or no charge will be made
Br NO them along and have them taken before
trying elsewhere. w.
'ulI assortment Of Ambrotype, Photo
graphic and Daguerrean stock and apparatu
kept constantly on hand and for sale at tn
lowest market cash prices. [Marl5 ly
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|" Communications on agricultu-
raj subjects are respectfully solicited
for the Appeal.
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Land for Sale.

By virtue Of decree Of the County
Court of Franklin County. Tennessee,
pronounced at December term, 1855, |
will, on Monday, the 9TH day OF January
1851, offer for sale to the highest bidder,
on credit of one and two years, at the
Court House door in the town OF Win
chester, the tract ofland of which Rosan'
nah Rich died seized and possessed, lying
in District No. 8 Of said county, contain
ing 20 acres, more or less, bounded by
the lands of Geo. w. Stovall, Simmons
Moselcy and others.
The purchaser will be required 10 give
bond and approved security, and a lien
will be retained on the land until the pur'
chase money is paid.
VIM. L. TAYLOR,
Dec. /. 1866, 81, Clerk.
land Cor sale.
By virtue Of the vii of John Turner,
deed, will offer for sale to the highest b'd'
der, before the Court House door Of Winchcs-
'er. on the FIRST MONDAY OF JANUARY
NEXT, the tract If land knownas
THE HOMESTEAD,
that said John Turner died seized and possess
ed of, consisting Of 40 acres, good brick
dwelling, with all necessary out.houses; the
best Of wafer plenty Of timber and good or
chards, lying near the town of Winchester
Terms one and two years, purchasers giving
bond with good security, and lien retained
on the land until the last payment is made.
Dcc5 ids R. J, TURNER,
Exr of JOIN Turner, decd.
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LAUGHTER. We can't endure a per-
son WHO never laughs, or who thinks
it "a violation OF the rules of propriety
to do so. A person who habitually
wears IA long face we have reason to
dislike. You may be sure he is de-
void Of the kindlier feelings Of the
soul. His heart is calIosity. You'll
find lin hypocritical, SelI-conccIlcd,
aud uncharijable. TO such a person
we always give Il wide berth. We
like him best a good way from US.
On the contrary, give US one who
believes in a good hearty laugh. He
is the man--true, open. frank, and
kindly. Wit is the champagne of the
soul. and laughter is its etlervescence.
Then give us n loud, uncontrolled
laugh. 1t does our soul good: and the
one who gives it vent will feel the bet
ter for it, especially il he has just eaten
a hearty dinner
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DP Cumberland river is a; last full
to overHowing. The Nashville Ban
ner says it would swim a ship.
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~ The Edinburgh Review" for
October, from the American publish
crs, Leonard Scott q Co., has been on
our table for several days. The con-
tents are:
The Life and Writings of Francis
Araeo.
New Poets.
Sinai, Palestine and Mecca.
Vhese's Courts Of Prussia, SaXony
and Bavaria.
Alpine Travellers.
Beaumarchais and his Times.
De CandolIe's Geographical Botany.
Perversion.
M de Tocquile's France before me
Revolution.
The Political Crisis in the United
States.
This is an interesting number, ard
we are surprised that lovers Of sound
literature IN our community do moi
subscribe for i.
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THE RESULT.


Mr.. Buchanans majority in
West Tennessee is 1000
Middle 1914
--
1858
Fillmore's maj. in e. Tennessee 1893
Buchanan's entire majority 7640
In the United States
Fremont gets about l,275,000
Fillmore $50, 900
Fremont and Fillmore 2,l25,0OO
Buchanan 100000
Pop. maj. against Buchanan $4,000
Buchanan's plurality over Fillmore
is 100000; over Fremont $4,000.
Of the Electoral Votes
Buchanan gets (supposing that Cali
fornia has gone for him) ia
Fremont I'D
Fillmore 8
Total Electoral vote 20G
DGr We have received the official
vote of Tennessee, and will publish it
in next weeks Appeal.
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A FINLAND LOVE SONG.


saw the moon rise clear
Ger hills and wales ofsnow,
Nor told my feet reindeer
The track wished TO 60.
Yet quick he bounded forth;
For well my reindeer knew
I've but one path on earth
The path that leads TO you.
The gloom that winter cast
How soon the heart lorgets,
When Summer brings, al last,
Her sun that never sets!
SO dawn'd my love for you;
SO, fixed throu@h joy and pain,
Than summer sun more true,
Twill never set again!
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Piano FOrtes, Looking Glasses, &C.
5
W.. H. IL. FREE.Z2.Y.H',

DEALERS IN
Pianos, Melodeons, Window Shades, Artists
Materials. Cabinet Makers Materials,
Oil Paintings and Engravngs,
French Window Glass, &c.
Manufacturers Of Gilt Mantle and Pier Look.
ing Glasses. Portrait and Picture Frames,
Inside Window Blinds, &c,
No. H. College st, Nashville, Tenn
Marl5
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The HOME CIRCLE.--This journal is
fast assuming position among the
first in the United States. II is still
conducted by DR.. Huston, who seems
to spare no labor in the effort to make
it an excellent monthly. Its mecban-
ical execution is not excelled any
where.
The ladies of the South should see
that it is well supported. Price only
two dollars year. Published at Nash
vile, Tenn, by Stevenson & Owen.
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U Rev. VIM. Langdon, in the last
Banner Of Peace, says that will was
recently sustained in court principally
upon the ground that the testator had,
a few days previous to his deccase,
gone to the office and paid in advance
for his newspaper. Query: How ma
ny of our patrons regard this as an ev-
idence of sancness? We should be
pleased to hear from them.
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U Everything in this life is un-
certain except death and taxes.
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Written for the Winchester Appeal
PUZZLES FOR THE GIRLS.-..No. One.
BY QUIZ, THE POET.

| am question of 20 letters, making
five words.
My 10, 8, 8, Is, IS, 10 is the name
of dear relative.
My 8, 6, 10, IL, IA, is what you love
to ride.
My IL, 10, IS, is what you love to
make and eat.
My 10, l, 8, l6, 4, S, is what you
truants dread.
My 4, 8, 70, belongs to the tea sett.
My IL, II, 90, 4, S, IA, IS, you may
see on the dinner table.
Ny ~, 10, Is, 10, 8, is a cup, board
or wardrobe.
My 10, Is, 6, 10, IS, is where you
purchased your new shoes.
My l, 10, 8, S, is the wo,d you use
to express desire.
My 4, s, IA, Is, 10, IA, is an article
Of food.
My l, 3, 16. 4, S, is the title of a
charming young girl and frighliul old
bag.
My 7, 10, IS, IS, was stolen from
Heaven and is useful friend but dread
full enemy.
My 9, 5, 6, IA, IL. conceal your un
Outstanding.
My 10, 2, Is, ID, l, is the name o
a scold.
My whole is problem you all Try tc
solve every Sunday. So does the pub
Usher jr) Of the appeal, but he can't
PRETTY GooD.--A negro in Texas
being asked by one OF our fellow
townsmen while there how he Iiket
the country, replied,
20, master, mighty well. We don
have to work but four months in the
year here"
"On being asked why, he replied,
ave are laid up Nth chills the rest O
the year"
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" A. Jourdan has q lot of nice
pine apples. Go and see him y