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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-10
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BANKS OF orHER STATES.

The notes Of the following Tennessee Banks ore re
cciyed deposit from the customers of this Bank,
when offered In sums Of moderate amounts:
Bank of Tennessee: Union Pank of Tennessee.
Ilanters' Bank of Tenn: Bank of Nashville,
LawreueeiIIrg Bank.
Up Exchange on New York-buying = 10 = prem ;
selling premium.
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AIsErlisED PHYSICIAN,

WHOSE sASDs
ENAvE nearly run out. discovered while in the Eas
G. Iadias. certain erre for Consumption. bronchitis
Coughs COlds and debility. This remedy dis
covered by him when his oaiy ehica ssugh,erSas given
up die. Wishing 70 do Iaueh good possible. he vii
such OF mis- actsi feo gbcing reqres. th
recipe with fE directions for making ant iui
ngit. lie requires each applicant 70 iRelose hun
stirr-,hree be returned postage the reep
and the remsinder TO be applied to the Of his "a
verssement, Address - Dir. " JAMES.
dec5o amdaw No ID Grand street, jersey City. " J.
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OF The admirers Of Thos. Paine celebra-
ted his birthday in New York city on the 10Th
ult., with ball. The Y. Y Herald saws cit
was horrible attempt at pastime"
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Fort of Gpanspills. T4f
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES,

FANNY BULLITr. from Louisville to New Orleans.
JAS. MOyrG oMERY, from n. orleansto Louisville
ARGYLE, from New orleansio Pittsburg.
WM. NOBLE, from New Orleans 10 Cincinnati.
X. .WARD. from Louisville 10 New Orleans. -.
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MAIL AGENT FOR ILL1NoIs-Hon. Alex
ander Stearn, late Secretary of State. has been
appointed special Mail Agent for Illinois,
Heretofore the business Of Illinois has been
confded to Mr.. Brown, Of this State but the
duties being to arduous for one officer, the
district has been divided, and new agent
appointed.
Smith Gavitt. former Sheriff of Wander
burgh county, is now in Washington, an ap-
plicant for the Mail Agency OF Indiana
Has he got the endorsement Of the Democrat
ic party Of his State? -
OF The death of the Hon. P. s. Brooks.
created great sensation in South C,rolina
On the arrival Of the news at Columbia The
mayor ordered the town bell to be tolled, and
the exercises at the South Carolina College
were Immediately suspended. At Charles
ton, large palmetto tree. standing on one of
the streets, was draped in mourning, and the
flags of the shipping in port and on the pub
lie buildings placed at half-mast.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL

y - ~ - - -
VINcENNEs, Feb. 8.
Wabash has risen 10 feet at this point, in
he last 48 hours. Weather cool.
The Gov. Powell passed down to-day.
o. Hereafter our readers may look fol
regular telegraph reports in our colui9ns, as
heretofore. During the last week. the main
line has been transferred to the management
Of new hands, and during the change, there
was necessarily short interruption of form.
or facilities.
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PnALON,S PAPIAN LOTION,
Or, Floral Beautifer.

PHALON,S PAPIAN LOTION,
Or, Floral Beautiier s
GREAT Cosmstic for beaatfyipy the skin and com
- plexioa. add for curing Chapred Hands. Face Lips
Tan Surburn Freckies Pluples Sealds Burns; etc.
and safe for the pesone washing Wall give
relief After shavr il Is othing TO the sam
kesps the hands and white and Tor all
skin t will be found to be great remedy frce enc
dollar per bottle.
PHALOs's MAGIC HAIR DYE.
ofthe very Natural the word Its long use
has proved to be beyond comparsoa and being veteta
BE production injury possibly be dcne to he
IL easily applied and chstn black ora crown
which will defy the best Judges tell IL rom
Price al and 81. 81 per box.
Made and sold BY + PHAL0N: at 1877 Broadwsv; eorner
Dsy aud broadway. s.. Nicholas Hotel. N T., anc
all druggists and fancy stores thr 1ushout the y
PHALONs CHEMICAL HAIR IayIGORATOH.
The pee article the kind before cgered to
the puhlc. stood che Of 3ear8 IN this
country and of the hundreds OF mitao Us
have been able WITH n for preserving dressing
identifying Hair aud keeping ths head clean ro
dandroE. etc Ii Is fneiuable short At evsry thing
the hair requires. Price soc and 81 per bottle.
deel0-6nd'w
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p. G.. O'I,ILEY g. CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
III u r. @ II - NJ II 8.
EVANSVILLE, IND.

EVANSVILLE, mi.
RS. BAvISG fitted mp man moth ~.
AsssseH WhI boat, the largest on The, II
Ohio River in the most manner are pre-
ourcare eth
or by gsEVEs, RAILROAD Gfs CANAL
without exposing the nclenency ofthe weather. Gn.
property; and particua bepsd 10 Reeey
Storing and Forwarding and also to the sale OF any
Produce consigned to and all orders promptly fled
G.O'RfLtY returns his sincere thanks 20 his nu.
friends for their former patronage and respect
fuy solicis aeontinuance ofthe same, which will be
duly reciprocated.
Store Room, wollsapplied, will be kept forihe &C
comodaton Boats and their orders carefully, iled.
mh3-d&wly r P.G.O'RlLEf & GO
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FOR WABASH RIVER

efvSrS = THE steauboat CITY -eF CAIRO.
sef51.flsSi f. WOOD. Master. wall eomaenes regular
-. rips between this city and Wabash river
the OF water. For freight passage apply
on be I'D or 70 the " harf-boats. noy29-r
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Those marked thus have cpmrllci with the provi-
sons OF the General Banki Law of lS55.
The Crescent City Bank does not purchase uncurrent
Indiana Free Bank money The notes of Indiana Free
Banks are either received at par or not at all Tie
Bank will receive the following rates the Notes OF
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Bank OF the Capitol, Indi-
annapolis.
Bank Of Elkhart. Elkhart.
Bank OF Goshen, Goshen.
Bank of Indiana, Michigan
City.
Bank Of Monticello. Month
cello.
Bank Of Mt. Vernon, Mt
Vernon.
Bank OF Paoli,% Paoli.
Bank of Rockville Rock
Vile.
Bank Of Salem, Salem.
Bank of Syracuse. syracuse.
Bank Of Warsaw, Warsaw.
bloomington Hank,' Bloom.
ingion.
Rockville Bank, Brookville
Cambridge CiiyBank Scam
bridge.
Crescent City Bank. Evans
Vile.
Central Bank Indianapolis
Canal Bank, Evansville.
exchange BS.sGrceneastle.
Farmers Bank, Westiield.
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STEAMBOATS,.
WABASH RIV Err PACK ut.

WABASH RlS ER PACkhT.
GSIHss n THE lgLt draught steamer ATE
| Ib,zAss.z,Ssi SsRCHkT. l.. ,. DEsOUc.ET. Master
eitN.tSftS will a regular packet between Ev-
aEsyilie and the dissrent points 90 IN;
witash river dcraz the entire For freight 81
passage arpiy on hoard. Is9.o-s-
yEGUEAss PACKER FOR WABASH
sfs~T. q DrRFgG tho season the steamer GOV
s-s--sf,sS POW E:t.s PiuL Il. SEacNis Master.
s-ss,. sStfs. krs feb6- LIN
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BANK NOTE LIST.

CORRECTED DAILY EY CRESCENT CITY E,SK.
FEEEUARY, Q, 1SJ1.
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THE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY

MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS
CT N 0 I'D Cd w Gl q IA q
EHAvING reduced their prices corresrcrd with the
duced of SstPetre continue 20 offer their well
known trands Of ELECTRIC INplAS RIFLE and KENTUCKY
kegs canisters Also tunrowetr
Blasting hin prsing full assortment quale
knds required by trade guaraAtees entire
satisfaction.
Thsstaudard their Powder which has en Dyed the
hiyhes repututioa for than twenty win be
found unsurpassed BY other Manufacture OF she kind in
the world.
Forsae iealers aad also At the
Corapany No. s. Wall. cor. Water street. New York
A. q. HAZARD, President.
A. =. DoUGLA So. Sec'y. 1888 myc6-6md
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NEW HOOKS. NEW nooKs,.

NEW BCcEAs. new nSOAS..
sDAUL FAME. by N. r wiils-his ne novel:
n TH9 NIGHT WATCH Tale Of Social Life in the
SOutk-s and clever novel.
FANNY FERNS PLAY.pAY RooK-jast newj
GODEY's LA DIES BOOK for February:
YANKEE NOTIONS for do:
RECOLLECTION OF A LIFE Timely Goedrich.
a mossntsrestiur and instru Give work.
Also aloto " Valentines in grs at variety at
jaa2T DoBELL LISTERS.
NEW GOODS Ana NEW PRICES.
stUASKLIN RELY beg leave 20 call the attention TO
~ their friends and customers their large and we'll
spring and samrer drr goods rec
dariag hep7st o weeks comprising one OF the most
able stocks be Ount in the city which they er at Whole
sale and retail TO their and the public generally
a.ow prices e cash euyers Ther
folio wiagBr3aa cloths black Fan
weeds White bus and fancy ssrsssa
Linen Drills rich Calicoes Of Philip Allen. prasuss bsc
Mile ether rich printed French ani Scotch Jace
rich prata French Robes plain aus
striped Beregs black eclored Grape aniz hiie CASH
-ere plain ane fancy Ginghams rich printed CANDIES
Brilliant and Cha de Lsfnss. white Shavs blscs
elk shavs rich l.a shavs and scarfs black
white No-ia antique P=rAsols silk and girgha
Utbreiss Panaa Lashorn and Braid Hats English sray
and fancy Bonuets rich topnet Ribbons Hosirg GloTes
fancy Fans and shees Carpets floor and
Cloth Cd printed window blinds. together with
great variety OF Trimming smal and fsrey goods
&e., &c. myl sHAAhLih KELLY.
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AUCTION SALES.

loASsEIwooL5kf HsAn NNiso
AUC1IONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Real Estate Brokers,
gEAyING leased for ater of years and 6tted Ut the
Old Court House. OF Main and Third streets We
prepaedto receive for sale aucti private
SALE all kinds ofgoods an merchandise; household
furniture. horses, buggies. etc..
Cs.h advances made when re- CURED.
Regular sales every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
o'clock. NJ. Also Tuesday. edb esday
aad Friday gifts, at early gaslight.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The frs. Nor day ofevery month at 10 O'Clock A.
Having ourselves with large Map City
Enlagenents and be
leving for the OF all concerned have
apart the Monday OF Every month for the sale OF
Real Estate All those wishing sell reques
ted in give the public due notice
patronage having Houses and Lots Laa de-
for sale either At public private SALE stfuy solicit
ted. - iyI5 WOOLSEY NELSON. Auct's.
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NEW GOODS Ana NEW PRICES.

* GROSS Bonnet Boards Just readily
n ep dscE :. ls-.0 z. COOK GSoN
NJ q. sUGAR.-eo hLds large rrain. Cor sale by
I've Jau5 5. l.. GfLBERf Z co.
- u -
syRHgsg AND BUCKwhEsT.-ao-s sacks fuet-
~ wheat Flour; 10 boxss prime " r.. Cheese reed by
railroad and for salety janis vIcKERY & JOHNSON. :
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Fayette County Bank, Con
nersyille.
Haosier Bank. Logansport.
Huntington County Bank,
! Huntington.
Indiana Reserve Bank, nj
/ Kokomo.
Indiana Bank. Madison.
Indiana Stock Bs. Laportc.
Indiana Farmers Bank, fal
Franklin.
Ky. Stock Bis Columbus
Lagrange Rank.s Lima.
lMer. and Mech. Bank, n.
] Albany.
IN. v. and Va. State Stock
Bank. Evansville
Parke co. Banks Rockville
Prairie City Bank Tcrre
! IIante.
ISalem Bank. Salem.
Southern Bank of Indiana
TerTe hauic.
rippecanoe Banks Win
nimac.
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To PORK IIOLDEKs.

Ia IN THE subscriber having completed <FF.~gF.
tEE5A. an immense ) HoEE HOUSE. in ad-'t--xT
1SclkS3dito on to his Pork Warehouse hish- ksssEz=
wiooat., oas hundred thousand peandsof Pork
accommodate wishing to have tn
in lots OF not ess than Thousand pounds
tn have before beea charged
the city. MICHAEL. GAVlSh,
Corner OF Main and Fourth streets.
y. A.-The buiiiir is err proof. jan13-3m
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- BoxEs large Hamburg Cheese RED and fer sale BY
- nvv2Dc t'r- Il. d. HElNANN.
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The M@raerof Tanner at Memphis
Nothing had been elected at last dates
from Memphis to point to the perpetrator
OF this mysterious deed Of blood. The
examination has been postponed, and a
negro man had been arrested on suspicion
OF being connected with it. The Bul.
letin of Friday says.
The public mind is still perplexed and
utterly at loss in forming any reason.
able conjecture, alike as to the motives
and the instrumentalties Of this savage
deed OF blood. Those who have thought
most deeply IN the subject, are now some
what inclined to seek for the author of i,
among negroes But why should any ne
gro murder Tanner! The mystery which
shrouds the whole matteris painfully pro
found.
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MARRIED..

In McMinnville, on the morning OF
the 23rd inst, at the residence of JOS.
A. Richardson, by the Rev. Mr.. Ea-
gleton, Mr.. JAMES GRANT and Miss
LIZZIE SHERBRooK.
We wish the parties life as clear
of sorrow as was the morning on
which they were united clear of clouds,
and that they may ever be surrounded
by as many warm hearts for their well
fare as on the occasion referred to,
whici will long be remembered by
those who witnessed the interesting
scene, and participated in its enjoy.
ments. .. S-.u r.L .I 3. .
On the 25th inst, by the Rev. j. G.
Biddle, at the residence of z. H. Muir.
rell. Mr.. Jessie G. Foreman and Miss
Amelia Decherd, all of this county.
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Sheriff Sale.

BY virtue ofan eXecut ion, directed TO me
from the Office OF the Clerk of the Circuit
Cour, OF Bedford County, Tennessee, will
offer for sale olhe highest bidder, for cash,
at the Court house dooor in Winchester, on
Friday, the 27th day Of March next,
The following tracts of Land, viz: Being and
living in Franklin County, Tennessee, Dist
No. 8, and bounded as follows: lying on both
sides of the Nashville & Chattanooga Rail
road, beginning at a hickory saplng on DR..
w. Estil's east boundary line, running thence
east to red-oak on the right bank of Elk
River, thence down said river to stake and
pointer, thence south Sc poles, west SO poles
to centre of the N g. C r K, southwardly
with same to N q c r r bridge on the rlgh,
hand bank of Elk River, thence down the
same to an ironwood sapling, thence north 81
enst with W. Esill's east boundary, Az poles
thence north, 81 east, 100 poles to the centre
of the g. c X R with the same, northward-
| " 30 poles to stake IN DR. W EstlPs east
boundary, thence north s. east 80 poles to the
beginning, containing 81 acres, rcod and
81 poles.
ALSO, another tract of land bounded as
follows, in said county Of Franklin, and lying
on Taylor's Creek in Dist No. s: Beginning at
black oak on the northeast corner Of w
Woods acre tract, thence south 81 poles to
post oak at the foot of hill, thence north
800 east, CT poles to the woods. near the
mouth Of hollow, thence north go east,
1Oi poles to white oak on the hill north, 80
west, 10 poles to a post oak in M Embry's
south boundary line with the same. Is poles
to stake and pointer in cast boundary Of &
Banks Al acre field, thence south 8 poles,
thence west 81 poles. thence south " poles,
thence east 2l4 poles, thence south e poles,
thence east 20 poles to the beginning, con-
tanning 92a acres. levied upon as the property
of James Decry, w B Deery and c Deery,
to satisfy said fl. ia. in my hands in favor of
w B NJ Brame. February "a, 1857
l.. w. GONCE, Sheriff,
BY JAMES MASON, D. Sheriff.
February 81, lS57-3t.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.
Important AnnOuncemcnt


To all persons afflicted with Sexual Di..
eases, such as SPERMATORRHEA, SEMI.
NAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, CON.
ORRHEA, GLEET, SYPHILIS, the vice Of
ONANISM, or SELF ABUSE, &C., &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of tho
awful destruction Of human life, caused BY
Sexual diseases, and the receptions practised
upon the unfortunate victims by Quacks, have
directed their Consulting Surgeon, as CHAR.
TABLE ACT worthy of their name, to give
MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all persons
thus afflicted who apply by letter, with
description Of their condition, Gage, occupa.
ton, habits Of life, &c., and in cases Of ex.
,reme poverty and suffering, to FURNISH NED.
CINEs FREE OF CHARGE. gNrf,..
The Howard Association is benevolea,
Institution, established by special endowment,
for the relief of the sick and distressed, at.
flicled with "Viruent and Epidemic Dis.
eases" 1t has now surplus Of means,
which the Directors have voted to expend in
advertising the above notice. 1t is needless
to add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill Of the age, and will fur.
nish the most approved modern treatment.
JUST puDllSheu, ny tnc HssoC'dlIoH, nePoVl
on Spermatorrhea. or Seminal Weakness, tho
vice of Onanism, Mastufbaton or Self-Abuse.
and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, by
the Consulting Surgeon, which will be sen.
by mail, Gin sealed envelope,) FREE OF
CHARGE. on the receipt Of TWO STAMPS for
postage. ~.
Address, Dr.. GEO. R. CALHOUN, Con.
sulling Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2,
South NINTH s, rect, Philadelphia, Pa. By
order of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
Feb6 "
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Thankful for past patronage. the un.
dersigned would respectfully ask con.
tinuance Of the same, and has the pleas.
ure to inform the citizens of Winchester
and vicinity that he has gone to New
York for the purpose Of purchasing a new
and extensive stock Of -,.. .....-
Spring and Summer Clothing,
which will soon be here, and will be sold
very cheap. p,
Feb. Fl, '67-f II. NASSAUER.
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MORGAN & Cove failed last week
to call attention to the advertisement
of this long-estabishcd and popular
firm. See it in to-day's paper.
We know Of no company engaged
in the Dry Goods line that is farther
or more favorably known than this.
The gentlemen who compose it are
nterprising, and merit tremendous
patronage. We venture the assertion
that they do larger amount of bust
ness than any other firm, in Nashville,
in their trade. And why! Examine
the newspapers through Tennessee,
North Alabama and Georgia, and the
reason will be evident.
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Sheriff Snlc.

On the 18th Monday in March, 1857, at the
Court House door in Winchester, | will offer
for sale for cash negro man named Anthony
aged about CD years, and his wife, Winney
aged about 90 years; levied upon and to be
sold a. the property Of P. s. Decherd to sat
isfy f.. ia. in my hands in favor of B. Chris.
man, and against said Decherd, issued from
the Circuit Court Of Franklin county, Tennes
see, this 10Th February, 1857. s',sr Ill
Fcb2O L. ". GONCE. Sh'f.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

"O@ Of the Boys" Your article
might be published it we had your
name. Remember our rule.--not 70
publish anything withou, The author
gives US his name.
"Bcginner.'-Your article had bet
ter be sent TO the dead copy drawer
without being published We would
advise you to "begin' again.
*. Y. Z"--Yours IS n very well
written piece, but the subject is map
propriatc. We do not publish parli-
ian articles. Ours is a Hone Journal,
and devoted to home interests, not 70
partyism, However, we will always
give place for both political parties
to make calls for, and report Oh, meet.
ings, &c.
"Twhey Huutcr."-Glad to hear
that you will be on hand slortl ~
Try also to hunt up u little agrIcutu,
raj information while on your ram5lcs
and report accordingly.
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State Of Tennessee, Frankli

State of Tennessee, Franklin Co.
Jane and Nancy Mathews, .....
by their Guardian, David
Osborne, Petition to soil
vs.. William, Rebecca, land.
David and John Matthews.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Clerk
and Master, from said petition, that the above
named defendants are non-residens Of The
State Of Tennessee SO that the ordinary pro.
cess of the law cannot be served upon them,
1t is ordered that publication be made for
four successive weeks in the "Home Journal"
a newspaper published in Winchester Tenn.
requiring said defendants to appear Mt tho
next term of the Circuit Court to be holden
for the County of Franklin at the Court House
in Winchester, on the 4th Monday in March,
1857, and plead, answer or demur to said re.
tition, or the same will he taken for confessed
and set for hearing exparte as 10 them
Attest, ,-,sa-. -...
N. FRIZZELL, elk. g. NJ.
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U Messrs. Gardner, Shepherd &
Co. Nashville, advertise that they are
receiving their spring stock OF Boots,
Shoes. Hats, Caps, &c. This firm al
ready enjoys large share of patron
age. from our region, which we doubt
not will be greatly increased. Sue.
cess 10 them.
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IL Several wells were found in
the Court House after the exhibition
on Saturday night last, which the
owners can have by calling at this
Office, or the office of the Circuit Court
Clerk.
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The Brownsville (Texas) Flag says
that an old woman, OF Maamoras, was
recently whipped to death by mob of
that place, who believed sh was ga
witch" ...
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1g GRAND ETHIOPIAN 90
YSa G0MGERY. u
THE
SOUTHERN HaRMONISTS

WILL give one of their chas'e and pleasing
entertainments in this place at the Court
House SATURDAY evening, Feb %, con-
slsting of Songs, Dances, Comic Duets, &c.
This will be the last night of the Southern
IIarmonists, on which occasion will be pre-
scented the celebrated Ethiopian Opera
OH! HUSH!
Tickets 80 cents. Children and Servants
% cents.
Doors open at 6! o'clock. Performance to
commence at7l precisely.
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-02-27

Three things as good as their bet
ters-dirty water to extinguish fire, a
homely wife to blind man, and a
wooden sword to a coward.
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-02-27

Good 7emplors.-This organization is
prospecting finely in our town. Large
acccssions of members are made at
each meeting, and prospects for good
result are very flattering. We hope to
sec this body act as a certain reguIa-
tor OF the great steam operations of
OF our village and country.-Fraahlin
Reriem.