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The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-10
GBcat,a of I'sa2j. VGnaDIc,

q \ correspondent Of the ~. 7. 10
Il press, in u letter dated Guatemala
.3AUg. %, 1857, says:
d With the most profound regret
.5hayc 10 inform You OF the death of the
A iion. VIM. i. lenable, Minister Resi-
Sdcnt of the United States near the
aRcpublc of Guatemala, which took
apIacc on Saturday, the 22d, at "a quar-
ster before 3 o'clock. =. NJ. MIR. Y.
.3arrivcd here on the LIST of August, but
Sowing to the sickness, he had not yet
sjpresented his credentials. A few days
s3aitcr his arrival he complained of
dlatiguc, took to his bed. and continued
s;getting gradually worse, until the
might Of the 2lst, when symptoms of
acholcra set in, and he died as above
s!statcd. His remains were conveyed
ITO room adjoining the cemetery the
S3Same evening, and ON Sunday morning
Eat ii o'clock, he was buried in the
\ Protestant burial ground of the city.
3i'hc funeral service Of the Episcopal
%Church being read on the occasion by
aGharie, Lennoy Wykc, Esq, Ii. b. NJ. S
sCharge d'Allaira. Our national flag,
1iogcther with that OF this republic,
Sand of the varions nations represented
3hcrc, were kept at hali-mast through
tout the day, and his remains were fol
Flowed to the grave by some Of the
principal officers Of this government,
lthe representatives Of line various for
5cign powers, and the only two OF his
gown counlrymen residing, at present,
lin this city.
1t may be some consolation to his
Family to know that everything that
medical skill could effect, and the kind
tneSs Of friends suggest, was done for
/. him.
He died at the residence of Henry
Savage, Esq, (who has been, and still,
,remains in charge Of the U. 5. Lega-,
,tion,) whose kindness and attention to,
;him was unremitting throughout.
ss4.Gr.nS=sasssz., sss
MEMPHIS EAGLE & ENqURER-This pa;
per has been considerably enlarged, aud
makes its appearance in new dress, out.
land out. 1t is now about the neatest
and largest sheet Of which Tennessee can,
boast. Success to it.
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NJ Harper's Magazine, New

~ Harper's Magazine, New York
and Russell's Magazine, Charleston, S
c., have been received for this month";
To us, these are the best magazines pub
lished. We always find them filled with
interesting matter, and especially are the
t"o numbers in question worthy Of no.
tice. We have dcvoureI tue contents oI
both with relish quit, rayenouy.
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THE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF
YOUTH AND MATURITY.
Just published. erafiq. The 9jih I

q just P""lshel, g'atls, the ZJtn thous'm'
A FEW WoRS on THE RATIONAL TREATMENT,
~ without medicine, Of SperuaOThea or Local NeaE-
ness Nocturnal Emissions, Genital anil Nervous Debility,
FremaGre decay Of the System, Impotency and Impei-
ments 10 Marriage generally, by u. DE LANEY, NJ. d.
ihc important act that the many alarming complaints,
onsnunJ IN the mpiuieDoe and solitude OF youth, may
be easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE, is in this small
tract, clearly demonstrated; and the entirely and
y explained BY means of which every one is enabled to
cure HIMSELF perfectly and at the least possible cost,
thereby avoiding all the advertised nostnns Of the day.
sent 10 any address, gratis AMI post free, in sealed
yeope, by renting two postage stamps to DIR. DE la.
NkN, n Isfenard street, New York.
OctlO ty
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EaEaA agaal slave Ger Sale.

81 BY virtue Of u decree Of hc County Cou
gof FrauEI'n County, Tennessee, pronounced
Eat is Ocobcr Term, 1857, will on The iour,h
4 Monday in November nc",, offer 10 50 le a.
Y, he Courthouse door ia Winchester, 10 ,hc
4highest bidder, on creG;j of Que and two
4yeors, the tract Of I9nd "a Fr0nk' ia County,
gof which Solomon and Mary Camp died seized
land possessed, containing l7O acres, 400 lying
land being in dlsirc, No. 9 OF said couo,y.-
3The same will be sold in one ormore lots, if
4 Thought advisable on day Of sale, ana lhe DID
5dings for SEINE 10 commence al s jO per
2acre, or al bat ale for The wHoIe tract.
4 And byv,'iue of the saMo decree. VIII on
1.-THE first Monday in January, 1893, at the
Courthouse door 10 Winchester, oler 10y sale
Ito The HIGHEST bidder, on credit OF twelve
3moniIs, 4 negro man named lshom, about %
tor 30 ycors o. age, belonging 10 the estate OF
!said Solomon aud Mary Camp, dec; The bid
id0gs for said lsham 10 commence at $SSOO.-
iThe purchasers witt he required 10 give bond
sand approved security and 4 len VIII be re-
!taned on the land and slave ior he purchase
money until the same is paid.
WIZ. E. TAYLOR, Clerk.
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County Court Of Eranlklim County,
Tennessee.

OCTOBER TERM, 1857.
Davis II. Barnes add others, heirs Of William
Baraes, deceased,
VS..
w W Quinn and wife. and Others,
Petition TO sell Land and diuade Slaves.
On motion Of complalnants by the'r solicit
ors, and it appearing to he satisfaction Of the
Court that W. w. Quinn and wife Elizabeth,
Jno Fl. Batnes and VIM. C. Barnes, VIM. C.
Mcdaniel and Thomas w. Mcdaniel, por-
ion Of the defendants in ibis cause, are nom
residents Of The Stale of Tennessee, so that
the ordinary process Of lew coaoot DC served
on them; it is the core ofuered that puollca-
ton be mode for tnrce successive weeks ia
thc Home journal, q newspDocr published in
the iowa Of Wnches,er, IN Tennessee, re-.
Qu log said nonresident defendants 70 make
their personal appe2rance before the honora-
bic Judge of ihe County Court Of franklin
county, OH the LIST Monday in November, 49,
81, and plead, answer OF demur 10 The COM
planants' Eli or Petition, or ,ihe same vii!
be taken for confessed as 20 hem, and set for
heo ;ng eSpar,e. VIM. E. TAYLOR,
Clerk.
Coivar & Fti:zc1I, solicitors ror petitioners.
o. 10 81 Drs Zee So
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A heavy run Of work in our Office pre-
vents US from giving detailed account Of
the proceedings Of our town last week.
Monday was day Of anticipation in re-
gard to what was to be- Monday night,
the Hamonan Society gave an entertain.
ment which was toIcrably well attended.
Tuesday morning following. the ears OF
the busy multitude We're snutcd with the
thrilling sounds Of the Brass Band, noun
ted on Brooks omnibus, which was driy.
ca once or twice around our square, pre-
vious TO it's departure for the Fair grounds
Before ten O'Clock tho streets wore quite
different aspect compared with their ap.
pearanco few hours before. Every.
body, nearly, who could muster up bug.
gy, horse, or any other conveyance, was
off for the Fair, and many who could not,
took the accommodation line" We
did not 80 ont, either Tuesday, Wednes.
day or Thursday, consequently are unable
90 say anything inroIation 10 how things
went off at the grounds, though report
says we'll.
But "Wednesday niHh. was the "chIcl
among ten thousand and the one alto.
gether lovely" At an early hour, il
goodIy number Of people repaired to
the old G.. =. Church, where, for the
little sum Of rs cents, one might enter
and see any number Of fancy articles,
comprising everything usually worn by
either ladies' or gcntlemen, or that may
De found in most of our retail stores,
all manufactured and bought for the
occasion by the ladies of our town,
banded together un the cognomen Of
"Ladics' Saving e. ocialion."
TO enumerate all that we saw, and
all that was done, would be task
indeed. The building was thfongcl by
an audience of beauty, on tho whole,
and every countenance was lighted up
with animation, and bcamcd with hap.
pinoss. Young and oil alike took an
active part. and seemed to be glad that
twas We lnesday night. While on one
side was spread lengthy table, loaded
with the good things, on the other side
were tables of many things, which, Ia.
ken together, we can call by no more
appropriate name than "tricks." And
some OF them were tricks" indeel, and
we'll gotten up. While one was lis.
tcning to the sweet entrcaties Of some
fair maid with boquct or fancifully
wrought reticule for sale, the other was
onsought to neglect all things else and
take a grab into the bottomIess bag for
the small sum of ten cents. A step far.
Their, and you must buy bunch of
grapes from some fair damsel whose looks |
were amply enough to ensure speedy
sale. This being done, and the grapes
eaten, how could one refuse to purchase
a then almost indispensable tooth pick,
offered by a darling little silverh haired
girl, who laborcd with zeal and SINGER.
ity characteristic Of one who was depend
cal upon such course for tho meat and
bread IF liz
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The n. o. DrLrA.-This paper comes
too in an enlarged form. For its bold
land unwavering advocacy of Southern
rights, its untrommeled course with re-.
'gard to political parties, and its indepcn.
dency on all subjects, it is receiving, and
wo know amply merits, an extensive pat.
ronage from the South.
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OctI0
County Coiurt Clcrh's Office.

FEANKLIN COUNTY, TENNESSEE.
r. l.. Jackson aud others, against The widow and heirs of
IIedsoe Stewart dec.
Petition 10 sell L0ad.
I'M motion of COmpain9Ts by their council and it ap-
" pcaUg to the satisfaction OF the clerk that defendants
Newton, Margl ret and LSewart, George bowman and
VILE Mary Ann Isaac a. Hannah aud Sarah his wife, EliZ.
abeth stewart and Pantonia Stewart nonlesdents of
the state Of Tennessee, that the ordinary process OF
law cannot he served upon hem,
II il, therefore, ordered that publication be made in
he Home Journal newspaper published in the town of
Nincbcsf Tennessee, for three successive weeks,
qtng aid nonresident defendants to make their person
OF appearance before the Hon Judge of the County Court
ofFnUhn County the 1s Monday in November, 1857,
and plead, or douur TO compliments BILL the
same will be taken for Confessed to them and set for
hearing cXpartc. VIM +. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Esul ~ Garner, for petitioner. GOctt0 81 So
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with letters for by.standers, and in ordo
that no time mi ght be los! in distributing
some four post masters and post'nn'slress
es were employ ed to wait upon custom
crs. We received one good letter, ant
we're afterwards informed that sevcra
more were lying there for US, but th'
postage being 50 much higher than th'
other post Office in town charges, We
concIudcd TO let somebody else take then
out for us, which was no doubt done by
p Ms changing their intention to write
our address on the back, in case we call
cd for them.
But all is not told yet; no, not the
1.-THE Of it. Yet, one thing more, and we
are done talking Of the "Ladics' Fair and
Supper" Suspended above small cur
tain and long square box--a kind Of ca
mera obscura.-was a piece Of white card
board with the following terrible inscriP.
ton: "Genlemcn's Horror Oh! gra'
cious, thought we, what can that be-
We looked, and we studied. In fancy,
we withdrew the veil that secluded from
orr SIGHT sucb terrible hobgobins and
man. killers, Away dowr in the dark
labyrinths Of that long box we imagined
was the abode of animals too hdeous to
view, and scorpions whose sting was
death. We stood for awhllein awful sus-
pensc, as to what constituted "Gentle.
mans Horror" and was then on the turn.
ing heel from such an unsightly present..
ment, when lovely girl, in tender tones,
babe US forfeit ten cents, look, and be
convinced. But not until several Of our
male friends had looked and then come
forth with sound ewes, sound body and
sound minds. did we take the desperate
veil in our hands, and with involuntary
and fear, raise it to behoId--a
IaJv's stocking, uSic transit Gloria nun
DIP,
Not seeing onv terrible horror about
the oil blue stocking. we so expressed
oursclf ia a vounc lady present, Who very
calmly renIicd that il was the "gentle.
mans horror. This was the mix indest
cnt ct II. Dnt we SAID nOtlllnp,
JTnoe he whole. the affair was quite a
pleasant one, and afforded rich treat to
all who attended.
Thursday pigh, following, the Harm O.
mans gave another entertainment at the
Cont House consisting of two PLAYS
'Tbe Weothercock" and "Rouah Dia.
n,ond~ The attendance WAS LARGE. and
everything went off quite satisfactorily.
F1iJov boino fine last dav Of the Fair.
We came TO fine Deliberate conclusion that
nGcr WORKING hard the past norton of
the week we onoht. in iustice to orr
nleosnrc.loyioc proprnsi,ics and the com,
muni,v in ocnernl susncod abor and fol.
low the example of oar numerous &C.
So, hoying made up re-
load Of uossnuccrs. we took
the foot line AMI ronchod the Fair ground
ut an oorIy bour IN fine morning, This
was . d,y SET apqrt fa, the exhibition of
fine stock, rding, driving, &c., and was
consequently more largely attended than
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State OF Tennessee, Franklin Co.
Juy Term, 1857, Of the Circuit Court
Of sail County.

W7N ZREAS, | 9. Donh, Co Iector OF
w ,ae pubIjc Ia. .cs for lie county Of
Frau n. reDo ed 10 he Court The following
,rario Of Lend as having been rejr ned for
The axes o., he yea 1856, and hai he ,oxes
thereon remain due ond unoaid and Ina; he
lesoec We O., ne IS o clo'ma lis he eof have
10 Goous ond chatieIs within his couny, on
VIII, he can d's,ra;n ior said taxes. 10 wit:
j. & WM. @0ooG, en- cred in he name of
Charles CooL. one ,fact o. Land lying in civ
il district No. l. valued 81 S35O-lies on the
iurupkc road rom Tulahoma 10 Lynchburr
and is bounced on ,ne Eos; by NJ IS. 'v'ant;
}. ]. Guri and 7. Conner, South; Nv j. w.
Egg'eston Oh ,be Wcs,, and r. Miles OIL he
No, h. Taxes 81 cen clerks Zee 81 80
primers fee s 30 Collectors Zee S,l,Oo.
Mrs. A. I. HUGEACD, lie Of; A. f. Hub
bard, entered in The name OFFS. B'nadom. one
I act o.; Land, 9 &C es, Iv,,g in civil dis riot
No. II. near Cunbe Ia 1d mounto ~. and is
bounded by the Lands o" Wills HoJder on
all s;des-va'ued at SID. es 10 ccnis-
Gle S fee 81 so printers lee ST ,J0-col-
Iecior's fee $l.O0.
A. Fl. Belts heirs, one tract of Land,
80 acres, lying in civil ds;ric, No. 8, bound
ed by The Lands Of II. Wilson, Soml Kenner-
" and oihors--volued at S150-iaxcs 80 cents
clerks fee S. 80 -orinter's zee 81, 5O-coI-
ecor's fee Sl,0O.
LOUISA MILLER, entered in the name OF
G. w. Carier, ole tfact Of Land, 1O3 aces,
lying ia civil district No. Is. bounded on he
North ond Iosi by he Lands O ]. Cob6-on
The SociI' ond Wes by the Lands Of 5. Cox,
. nd by he Comfy line of LiocoIn and Ftank-
lin--ya'ued nj SlJO-ioyes 80 cens--clerI's
fee Sl.50- -prloter's lee $l,5O- -coIec or's
lee 81 90.
Wbe ore, it is considered bv the Court
thal Judgment be aud is hereby en,ered
against he aforesaid iracis Of Land, respec-
i've =. H. he name o. he Sale, for the sums
nunayed TO each, being the amount OF taxes
due seveialIy thereon Tor the year 1856. And
il is orde ed BY he Court that said tracts Of
Lend. or 30 much thercofas shaI be sufficient
Of each o., heui 10 satisfy ihe ;sxes, COSTS and
charges annexed 10 Them sevefaly, be sold as
the law directs.
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4 d Of a. ~.

FRANKLIN LODGE NO. 8, ARE REQUESTED TO
meet at their Hall Tuesday Night next as business Of
Importance will lie transacted.
by order OF the DGCT GOct8 It
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House..

~ Lines on the death Of Mrs.
Ann Y. Keith, will appear next week.
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Tennessee Legislature.


1t is our design to keep the readers
sof the Journal posted in relation to
the most important doings of our State
Legislature, yet not TO give detailed
4 accounts, as our space will not suf.
dfce.
SENATE.
The Senate was called to order for
Organization, on Monday last, at IL
: o'clock.
Joel J. Jones was called to the chair
pro tenn.
All the members being present, ex-
Icept Mr.. Reid, of Madisn,o presented
their credentials, were sworn in, and,
latter prayer, proceeded to the election
of Speaker, Jno. G. Burch, of Hamil-
| ton, being chosen.
Charles Stone, Of Davidson, was
elected principal clerk.
HOUSE.
The House met at ii, A. NJ. Hay
ling gone through the ordinary routine
,of business, the names of the mem
bers were called, and a quorum being
present, nominations for Speaker were
made by each party, which resulted
in the selection Of Daniel S. DoneI-
son, Of Tennessee.
Mr.. D. replied in a short speech, az
ter which Robt. w. Haywood, Of Da-
Wilson was elected principal clerk, and
then the House adjourned till 0 next
Iday.
SENATE.
Tuesday, October 6.
The Senate completed its organiza-
;tion this morning by the election Of
Joseph w. Roberts, of the county of
White, Engrossing Clerk; Rufus X.
Marsh, Of Greene, Door Keeper, and
u. X. p. Cannon, messenger boy.
House.
Tuesday, October 6.
The House completed it's organiza-
,tion by the election of Samuel M. Ew-
ling, OF Giles. First Assistant. and
James c. Carlocl, Second Assist ant
Clerk; M. w. Nelson, Principal, and
IA. Tine, Assistant Door Keeper.
The Governors Message was re-
'cciycd, and 1000 copies ordered to be
printed for the use Of the House.
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S,T;syCss or Stolen

MON the horse lot of Crawley d Hawkins, at Win
chester, the hight uf The 59th umO, black orse
Mne abhI three years old - hands high cropped ma
amt long ti The brute was 81 yer mounted, and one SIDE
81 The bill was knped on, having been previously Os
or will siye
! TEN DOLLARS REWARD
for the delivery OF said mule me at Winchester an il
he was stolen (Which is quite probabc)l viii give hhccn
collars besides for the detection Of the thief.
ISAAC POE.
OCti0 IT
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Fall and Winter
READY.MADE CLOTHING

1t Is much larger than any former arrival and contain
good selection the tastes of even the most astdc
could cOnscienously desire. The materials of wbc
these clothes are made excellent and the STYLES ar
the latest and most fashionable. have laid in arge
stock than usual in anticipation of an increased deman
among my customers, but would urge them to come am
examine before the goods picked as they are nov
being rapidly taken off by purchasers.
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N. FRIZZELL, CIR, DC.
Notice.

NOTICE..
In pursuance oil The foregoing order of
sale, VIII, on Monday line 9th day Of No
vcmber, 1851, before ,he court house door in
The Town o. Winchester, offer for sale, for
ready cash, he tracts of Land meni oned in
said Order OF sale, OF so much thereof as will
be sufficient Of each OF Them 10 so'isiy the
taxes. costs and charges annexed 10 them
This Sih October, 1857. .v
oci0-6t IRA E. DOUTHIT, T. C.
FOR SALE.-Three good Clocks. Apply
at this Office. Gapr 25.
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FALL e. WINTER
c. 90 D S..

We have Just received our stock of Fall
and Winter Goods, Varieties, &C.,
Consisting IN PACT OF
Prints, Ginghams,
DeLanes, Mernos, E.y-. YES
Alpaccas, Camb1cs,
Flannes, Saltnels,
Tweeds and Jeans, Lipseys, Tickings,
Towclings, Umbrellas,
Suspendors, Gloves, Comforts,
Handkerchieis, Pins, Needles,
Hosiery, ..a
Some Rcady-nlade Clothing,
hats, bools, and shoes, with numerous other
articles in the Dry Goods line TOO tedious 10
name, with Il good stock of
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
SUCH AS
axes, hatcqets, hand-ayes, hammers, saws,
augurs, chisels, drawing knives, locks, COM
passes, squares and rules, gunlocks--both
flint and rcusson-back action percussion
locks in pairs, "a splendid aricle), tubes and
OFFENDERS, hinges, screws, with variety Of
other articles. Also,
GROCERIES,
Sugar, Coffee, Sat--fine, in sacks,
Nails, Copperas, Alum,
Bluestone, Saltpetre. Pepper, Spice,
Ginger, Candles,-taIlow and star,
Indigo g. Nader Soap, etc., etc.
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W IODDIt I-LtLH, IJOT'
Davis II. Barnes add others, heirs Of William
Barnes, deceased,
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I.arge Yira n ~ .nni.

About Ia past nae o'clock asi night,
ar simultaneous fia.fng - the bells OF nil
'ns central tife companies, warned our eli
kens that an extensive ne vas ~ progress
"a thai portion Of the city tn krs. smoke
vas seen issuing iraan tie openings ~ the
commission st1re a Tunstalt & Holmes, on
q Commercial street, next door 10 the corner
~ Olive, ON the west Alde. Ina lev min.
u,es the flames were bursting out in eysry
direction from tina, ard the adjoining build
~, occupied by Burgess g. Collins as a tar.
paulin establishment Both buildings were
speedily consumed, with thsr contents
Beside the firms mentioned, several others
lad othces ~ the upper stories Tn Com
'n.tclal street, the next building 10 those
burned Ass Benoist.s Banking house. which
saa Al Imminent dagger, and vas saved
sth much difficulty Al one lime ia.
r0oi was on lire a, the edge. Dut q well cl.
r.etsd stream vi water eshngui.hed il ef-
tsctually This building extended through
lson, Nam TO Commercial street, but the
9thef tw1 wefc divltpd from those on Man
s,reei by narrow ally " eaasrway The
amount vi damage don. cannot be even
guessed NJ, nj present, anu owing 10 the
inmrnsc aad dense crowd which surround-
y the scene VI The FIRE Ia every diree-
lpn and the ls,euess OF the h0ur. xe
were unable y gather seft tail particu.
lars. By eleven eeiees, tn IRE MS en-.
ely subdued. aud tie tired hremen were
stsrting home~ard with the4r apparatus,
The origin III the fire u no. knowp.--N
ioa,s Int, Nh inst
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Tia Ioaa Ylsetiar

VIII our citizens remember that no en-.
gagemen's should be mace on Saturday,
which will be likely 10 interfere With the,
voting on the question VI the loan destined
Tor The Improvement of our city We should
hSe TO see full expression Of opinion.
Our own impression i, that the people will
respond very heartily to the suggestions Of
The Mayor aud the action Of TIVE Council.
VI me for us to emerge iron our rhrys-
ais eondition--not 10 become mere but
teriiy town, but solid compact ely, with
a. energetic government, calculated to
create high character abroad. TIE jes-
tiny 81 Davenport i splendid ,ra Our
location makes us the gem Of he Upper
Mississippi, and every right thl king man
SHOULD consider himself lnpidtry, accord
ing To his ability. IN developing its lustre.
Our improvements should hay fair and
liberal basis, and our policy should be OF a
persistent character. We are nov on the
road 10 ultimate greatness--to our proper
position, ns the metropolitan city % Iowa.
The voting OF the loan, earnestly aud dcei.
sively. will strengthen cur HAND. A. cor.
porntion, will increase the value ot our real
estate, and will give permsncncy to oil ous
business operations. Therefore, don't neg
leci 10 vote Ter the loan