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The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-01-29

Themes H. Lord, William Lord, Jere'
miah Lord, James Lord, William Il. Goth
ran, and wife Mary; Jack Todd and vile
Rebecca; James Elders and wife Nancy
mon. residents-and others.
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Clerk and Master, from the allegations
set forth in complainant's bill, which is
sworn to, that the defendants above men.
toned are non residents of the State OF
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process
Ct the law cannot be served on them, 1t
is therefore otdeted that publication he
made in the Home Journal, a newspaper
published in the town Of Winchester
Tennessee, for three successive weeks
requiring said nonresident defendants to
appear at the next term Of the Chancery
Court for Coffee County, Tennessee, to
be held at the Court House in the town
of Manchester, on the third Monday in
February 1857, and plead, answer OF
demur 10 bill filed by compliments, Oh
the same will be taken for confessed as
to them, and stand for hearing at the
next term of the Court.
J. L. THOMPSON,
Jan22 81 Clerk and Master.
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State Of Tennessee.
District Court Of Chancery at Winchester
Clerks Ofics, Jan. 81, 1857,
Margaret Newman
VS..
Benjamin Decherd,

VS..
Benjamin Decherd,
On motion Of cdm plainant and it APP
pearng to the sathfaciion OF the Clerk
and Master that defendant, BEN
Decherd, is non .nsident Of the State
Of Tennessee, so thai the ordinary pro
cess of law cannot be served on him, II
is therefore ordered that publication be
made in the Home, ournal, newspa.
per published in the town Of Winchester
Tennessee, for three mccessive weeks re-
curing said nonresident defendant tc
make his personal appearance herein or
or before Wednesday otter third Monday
Of February, A. D., 1857, and plead, an
swer, or demur to compliments bill, o
the same will be taken for confessed an
Sc, for hearing exparto 40 to him.
Acopy attest.
Jan22 st HU. FRANCIS, C. & NJ.
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THY 1'fAE
OHIO CULTIVATOR
FOR 1857,

IT Is THE FARMERS & GARDENERS
OWN pApER--DEvoTED TO
General Agriculture, Live Stock,
Gardening, Fruits, &c.
Volume XIII, for l95--, will commence on
the first Of January. Published twice month
10 pages and cover. Only 81 a year! No
other paper of its size and quality is offered
SO cheapy to Clubs, viz:
Three copies for 81; six copies for 81; Nine
copies for So, end copy extra to the
get'er.up of every club Of 9.
Payment always in advance.
C- Inquire at your Post Office, or send for
a Specimen and Prospectus, and get up club
among your neighbors. Now is the time to
look out for good reading for the winter.
S. D. HARRIS, Columbus, O.,
Dec. 10, '56-6t. Editor and Publisher.
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A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale the house
and lot in the town of Winchester which no
has occupied for several years. The lot IL
we'll improved, having on it very pleasant
dwelling house, and all the necessary OUT
houses-including good stables--aud also
Good Well and Cislern.
Having removed to the country, and being
DESTROYS to dispose of this property, offer 1t
on liberal terms.
AS. COLYAR.
N. BIT is situated near the Mary Sharp
College, and would be convenient to any one
wishing to keep boarding house for the
young ladies'.
| Dec. II, 1855. # A. s. G.
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STATE of Tennessee,

District Chancery Court at Manchester
January Rules, 1857.
C. C. S,arnes, Andrew Maxwell, and
William Waterson. Executors of VIM.
P. Warterson, deceased, and William H..
McCabe,
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COLYAR q FRRZzELL.
ATTORNEYS 6; COUNSELOR 1T LAW
wIscaEsTEh. TryS.
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Professional Notices.
e for AMERICAN and FOREIGN

OFFICE for AMERICAN and FOREIGN
~ PATENTS-J z PRISON. No. S Wal street, n T.
Those Interested In Patent property will 6Gd this establish
ntnt 10 81 espeoss prepared for conducting Appcs,ns fos
Pssents Reissues Of Defective do Extensions
nc fstsnu. either o. Importation Of invention VIII be
taken In Gat Britain and such Of her Cooaes graat them
fsnee Belgium. Hsasad, Anstrs Rusds. &c ASTON
OF Pstents are prepared snS psced record 81
seo,e counties The following pamphlets be bJ
mall Hint, 70 Inventors and Others Interested 10 Pstsat
siser. sebt free on spptoaoni "Tresse the Toe Of
over 49, BY Pref Willis Sc.; "Tr-stss Isom-.ros
DnWins bS Prof kadsh ~
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CRoToS AoUEDUcT DEPARTMENT.
NEW YORK, August Ia, 1887
THO RACTORS-Seaed proposals for the


NEW YORK, August Ia, 1857
ITO CONTRACTORS.-Seae proposals for the
i construction of the EMBANKmENTS Of the NEW
GRAND RESERVOIR of the Croon Aqueduct will be received
until the 18th inst when the proposals will be opened
NOTlCETbe quantities heretofore advertised as the esti
work BE- done in the building OF the New
snd Reservoir being considered sufficiently explicit the
the 18th and hereby advertise the work and state the
following the approximate quantities on which the bids Will
be tested:
1872 cubic yards Of excavation composed follows Wis
63,3r4 cubic yards Of soil and other material not
suitable for the construction Of embank nent, TO be
placed III spoil bank, within the space mentioned In
specification ~ (of which IL }62 cubic yards will
be placed Oh the outer slopes OF the banksJ and
Is 900 cubic yards Of excavation from the puddle
bitches TO be placed in emb,nkment OF spoil bank ;
704 2l5 cubic yards OF excavation for puddle aud
embaDkfnents.
2B4 Rg4 cubic wards of rock excavation.
cubic yards Of puddle in the bitches and
69 bic yards embaukment exclusive OF the puddle
bank
ss cubic yards Of broken stone lining Of inner slopes
47,lll cubic yards Of stone paving OF slope wall
20O9 cubic yards Of paving laid In cement
SIS cubic yards Of brick wall, laid In cement
8S3 cubic yards Of concrete on the middle bank.
81 COO feet superficial measure) OF sheet pilng
forty eight after written notice Of the award the contract
will BE- for not less than ten days and reet
Plans and specifications ready for examination a. THIS
Office.
The Board be ready let the masonry for gate houses
and pipe chabe appuenant this Reservoir aud also for
Aqueduct connecting with the main work In short time
Due notice Of this letting will be given: go
Amended Specific stioDs now ready for delivery. -
For further information. apply to GEORGE $. GREENE
Engineer in charge of the work.
Nj VAN SCHAICK, President )Croton
THO. r DE FOREST, Asst Com'r, Aqueduc.
A. w. CRAVEN Chief Engineer. Board
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Safes bp Aurtion.

M MsRwN, AucGcneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER s. CO.-Trade Sale
srxT TSoS; RaGHfAR NEW YORK TRADE SALE
To be commenced on TUESDAY. September s. 1877
=, o sooKs sTATfoSERY s Z how ready
viii b any address the Trade upon application
HORIZON House, Lake George, n. Y
III AUCTION sALE.-wr he sold At Auction on the 2th
instant, 1t o'clock m on the premises hst 's.S,T
STATES HOTEL. Lake G-orre
Also. number Of large VILLA LOTS beautifully located
ia natural groves convenet to the Hote and co >nns
the views Of the lake and surrounding aA
Map. Of the premise. m.y be and had the United
and American Hotels aud Consre. and union hst
Saratoga the Pavilion, Teondesoss; aud the ptn;p no
tells on Lake Chsmpatn Also at the Fort william Henry Ho
TEL and Lake House, Lake George ,,.u.
point ont to any one Wishing purchase lots the most de'r
able sites giving the bOyd.re. and number :. Pc, map
CHERTFF SALE.-vALUABLE STONE
Sss v.ssas b. Eds.d Person Shs hs County
En-. sad:I fsp de eGi (
at ococi D. m valuable premises in the ocsuPs'
ton Of Alexander Philip situate at North bs's %
River containing than 50 Of the very best Land
with the improvement Their IN Of .s
and considered among the finest usrr'e In
world the material being Of supeo, aasy having ossn
in the City Of New.York We refer to Duncan Sherman
Coz Of Ia pne sna the s bull,
from hi: Quarry Also the lS;aanT Un Of
i, out and msket peculiarly great being bounded
BY the Passaic River. with large waer front eonvenen.
stone by ye..e to New York and elsewhere having so
public road running directly through the premi;e.
to the sse OF this Quarry which will positively be sold to the
highest bidder This opportunity sedO@ met With 70 IN
Ssr fsp 10. .ns r cas-. e.p PacS.
viii made known day Of ;. Tf a above date
and place.
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Houses an6 farms h)ante6.

WANTED-Part of modente,sized hoC 81,
w for small family of three persons, in quiet pleasant
peirhborhood in York Brooklyn with immediate pos
,ession Address II. l.. g.. Daily Times Once
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yneuranre Qomuaniee.
Goat, &C..

NOAL GOAL The undersigned 10 sesnS
~ his best Grey Ash Coal double .coeene1 prepsreS ~
lbs for S6 81 tuu. delivered to any part OF Broonn In
ssrtage Gentlemen who have not tded this coal can ~
store No IS Sands ST. where they ess lNt OF W
Of gentlemen who have burned for the Last tnrss
Try 4. ALEX CAMPBELL. No. IS Ssnds-st, Brookpn
EAMlLY COAL.-Our LACKAWANNA COAL
Yards Of Hubertst North River corner Of
and Sh corner Of Gouvernearst and 'FRONT.' -. ~
River and Brooklyn. No n Atlantic supp{5
uiles with their Justly celebrated Lsckswsnns Cos, Of g
zes e5 pr sun delivered Punctus attention sveo
order, there. at Office No y William eefDes
Exchange Place. Weight guaranteed.
DELAWARE HUDSON CANAL CO.
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syAry or Nrw.YoRK BAHK DsPARrMsNr, March - IA
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, Pursuntit - u
CULATING NOTES issued to THE CANAL BANK at LOCI,
PORT Banking Association, Lockport Niagara CounL uaA
Dera rrscnt Of the State of New York for payment va
TWO YEARS the date hereof the funds deposad e
the rrdemptisp of the issued 70 the aid
will be givenup. JAMES N. SoOH ceph
The Bank Albany at Albany. viii redeem the Nosss h
half of the Superintendent. mhxi law1A
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gtationerp anb fanrp Goods.

DLANK- BOOKS, STATIONERY, JOB PRINT
ID ING ct No IS Made-sne City and Country Trade sup
r,ed the assortment of Fancy aud staple
ktatoaery PAPER ana Books Our PRINTING Of
FlCE ano BlNDERY, complete with New Type Sesm Power
c enable Us 10 execute work In the style low prices
64rders solioited FRANCIS LOUTREL,
Statoners AVID Printers, Ma - Nader lane
DOSEFIELD's PATENT PORTABLE QUILL
N FOUNTAIN PEN Now tor sale st No w Broadway,
corner Of hadeu.lsns.
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Wanis.
A GENTLEMAN recently 10 the M,nuf.cturinp

"A Business In Ohio snd q extensive acquaintance In tbs
West wishes 70 sb'em SITUATION with Rsssern bus
ess kousc Travelling Agent Has objection 10 attn.
tnp shipboArd god salary being the ob.ct Tn
es e. refervcs yye7 Adtress Box Ne 80 Zsnesys Ohio
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Gopartuersbip Notices.

VNHE firm Of BOVINE & HASBROgCK Is
Il Thu day Dissolved BY mutual consent, Mr. WILLIAM
BOVINE retiring ther~from The business will be contin Asd
By tAe undersigned on his own account
"A. II. HASBROUCK
Ststiousr| Han,
Blew York. August l. 1857. Nos lT4 and l76 Pesrlst.
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SorBss. Carriages. &f.


r OST-A CARPET BAG containing valuable
PAPERS taien from Area Of the Astor House marked
n l. r. on brsss lock reward viii be paid returned to
1hs CfEoe Of Astcr House.
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BANK DxpARrMESr, ALBANY, Jan 8 La
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, Pursuant 70 u
IN Statute such made and provided that CtRcv
LATING NOTES issued 20 the CAMDEN BANK Il baahilg
kssocstion Camden Oneida Co. must be presented y
Office the Superintendent Of the Banking Department q u
State of New York for payment within TWO YEARS Nv
the date hereof or the deposited for the redemption of
Circulatns Notes said Bank will be given up
jas Iaw2yS III. SCHOONMAkER Supenntendesi
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Gummer Retreats.
boarn an1 Rooms.

ROARD-FOr Families or Single persons in
~ quiet orderly house where the comforts and freedom Of
horne be enjoyed with of and cold bath,
moderate terms Apply at No 5iHenyst N. Y References
exchanged.
BOARD on BROOKLYN Nights One
- double and single wefurnished Roou with Board
Inquire at No. 81 Willow st.
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IeO WEST I4TH-ST., for SALE.-A
ISDeD strictly frst.class 4story BROWN STONE
HOUSE Newly painted and frescoed-House 25xs5; lot q
Xl2O. Apply at No. 81 SPRUCEst
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VALUABLE FARM for SALE.-The subscri-
her offers for sale that valuable FARM known the
FORT FARM ~ miles south of the City Of Poughkeepse,
Dutches County " being the road between POUCH
terrse and kew.York City Said contains about 2
scrs about acres Of which woodland Ii in good
On the premises are good Dwelling House. Tenant House.
Barn Sheds Granay Carriage House Hog House Woodhouse
kc. ell in good repair with sne spring OF water near the
house.
The Farm easily be divided into two parts the post
road runs nearly through the On the west side OF the
road building Site having Wow of the Hudson River
and the surrounding country.
For further particulars inquire OF the subscriber Of
Cannon and Litey-sts., Pouehkeepsie, or OF YOUNG,
SCHULTZ Co., No 81 FeTyst corner OF Cliff New,
JOHN PETER NELSON.
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CHATSWORTH HOTEL, Edenson Derby.
~ shive England WILLIAM JEPSON, the proprietor
BEES to inform American visitors TO gland that the CHATS
WORTH HOTEL h stusted In ChstswortA Park and in
immediate vicinity Of the prneey residence of the Duke Of
peyonhire adorned douvrcs Of art and lib
bTslly enbeh.hed by nature.
The Hotel comfort and accommodation TO tourists
and within distances Of the romantic Of the
Peak Of peryshre which has not nsfprOpraey been
pared 70 Switzerland
The Midland Railway terscctins England between London
and York has branch 10 Rowsey Station where omnibus
from the Botel meets every rain This affords delightful
drive through the park; fare slxpence.
public PaIlor for the accommodation Of Ladies
and Gentlemen.
on FRANKLIN-ST five doors from Taylor's
ON Saloon to Let BY the week month rear Furnished
ROOM: will be hep, in the best order J. WOODWARD
No. 90 Franklin st.
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EOR SALE-A humber of frst-class and me-
Il dunn priced BROWN STONE and BRICK HOUSES
between Esd and 4sth Sd and 9Th Apply TO RAfNOR
4 BLACKWELL, No l, l29 Broadway, next to corner Of
34thst
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NOTICE OF NEW FIRM.
sArHER and T. W. CHURCH have this day formed
,opartne ship under the Of SATHER CHURCH. end
vii continue the BANKING BUSINESS as heretoors o.
Quoted by the late firm. sAThEh,
Ran Prancisco. June q, 1857 w. ChChCnL
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NISSOLUTION.-The hrm OF DREAEL.
DSATHER CHURCH Of San Francisco and Ssersmeos
California is from this day. dissolved BY Limitation
DREXEL Of PhisdelPhiss, retiring thsretSm
v continue the business heretofore and authorized %
collect aud settle all claims In Cafornis and NJ phENL
vll settle the business on the Atlantic side
Iny out.tsndns draft. will be paid presentstoa The
''F y. M. DREXEL
Y. SATHER
,.,a % 1917 E w CHURCH.
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NOIJpERT LYCEUM, under the direction Of
~ Prof B. MAURICE. Grsdu,,e Of the University Of
France No s5 St Mark'space, New Yok-fench, EngHsh
snanisb Commercial and Classical BOARDING aud DAY
SCHOOL FOR BOYS The Classes will open MONDAY.
7b September Circulars with Reference be obtained Al
the Lyceufn the Office OF Messr COUDERT BROTH
Frs Nos 80 and al Annst
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III Three octave PIANOS In elegant esse snd
.1an~d wiz b cold order close account 81 $ft5
80 and $500 Also fns toned Plan q go $50
e0A ti clio and 80 Also two Cpnsnt Pianos u '6N
elsec corner HhAv. sad rh<t
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Real estate for Sale.

~ SALE or EXCHANGE.-The un ersgned offers for sale
nor of choice Lots nkbe City of Chicago favorable terms
Also desirable Farming Lends the State of Wisconsin,
well wooded and watered Lsnd Warrants located from per-
eonal examination. w. OSbOhN,
At the office of Hardman Osborn, No $50 Csna-st.,
Cor Bowery.
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fouses to fet.

A FIRST. CLASS HOUSE TO LET-HeDt
"A Low in q desirable nsish.orhood FURNITURE tSt
SALE. # de'red. App to L HANfORD over f'fa o'HA'
No sBeekmsn.t.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-07-25

To THE READING AND ADVERTISING PUBLIC.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-07-25
GREGORY'S
Ins tant Cure of Pain.

GREATEST REMEDY OF THE DAY,
TOR the cure of Burns, Scalds, Chilblains
IL Bruises, inflammation, Fever d. Ague, Chol.
era Morbus, Diarrhea and Summer Complaints
This Remedy fast taking the place of Davis
Pain Killer, and kindred Remedies.
DIR. LUNT's AGUE KILLER
Is entirely Vegetable and free from Poison No
Arsenic, no Quininc, no Strvehnine-SAFE
and RELIABLE-SURE TO CURE
This is Better Medicine than Quinine.
1t stops the chills just as quick as quinine
it rouses the liver to action, and purges The sys-
tenn from bilious matter, doing what cannot be
done with quinine. 1t never Injuries The patient,
or leaves them pale and feeble, with yellow skin
and eyes, or with weak and stiff joints.
DIR. LUNTS BALSAM FOR THE
THROAT and LUNGS.
An excellent remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bron-
ehtis, Sore Lungs, Whooping Cough, Inhamed
Lungs, Asthma, Sore Throat, Difficult Breath
ing, Hoarseness and Consumption.
BOYD, LUNT & CO., Prcprietors
Maumee City, Ohio
Sold in Quasqueton by r. l.. THOMPSON,
Druggist, Main street. lmy23- 6m
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DUBUQUE
DAILY, TRI-WEEkLY AND WEEKLY
REPUBLICAN.

The undersigned has purchased the Subscrip-
ton List and Good Will of the Dubuque Daily
and Weekly Republican, heretofore owned and
edited by G. G. FLINT, Esq, and has made ar
rangements for an immediate resumption Of
both issues. A Tri-Weekly issue will be added,
designed particularly for circulation amongst
business men in the country.
An entire new outfit of type and other mate
rial has been procured, and all necessary steps
taken for prosecuting the businessin thorough
aud efficient manner.
The Daily Republican
Will be continued of its former size, twenty
eight columns) and will be issued at 10 cents
a week, payable to the Carriers
The Tri-W eekiy
VIII be Of the same size rs the Daily and will
be issued at Three Dollars per annum TO mail
subscribers.
The Weekly
viii be enlarged TO thirty two columns, and be
furnished to mail subscribers at One Dollar per
annum, Cash in advance
A. P. WOOD.
Office of Publication So Main Street, Sd foo
over Redmond, Lowell g. Co. jel3-3t
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WEEKLY PRAIRIE FARMER.
Volume II, 1857.
7 = r Nj S

Err MS:
l copy year 50 in advance, or s., so at the end
of the year.
II copies one year, $40 ,00-free copy to the per
son sending club.
30 copies year. $500. :"
so copies year, $500. :"
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50, will receive THREE copies one year.
Subscriptions at the club rates must be paid
invariably in advance.
SUBSCRIBE Now. You WANT AND NEED THE
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