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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-30

vTNHE Subscriber oGesa for sale the farm on which
L be resida., about u miles q. W. II Waterloo.
Said farm contains $40 scres Of good land--sbout
300 in cultivation. There are on the farm brick
dwelling house containing rooms snd necessary
oatbuildtDgs, consisting Of ons-story brick house
Is BY ~ feet, divided iato rooms brick smoke
hoass, barn, kc. The above farm ID susceptible
Of division, and preparations are being nads 70
srsct upon portion Of the farn . snail brick
house. 10 BY - fset in froat and with an ell Of 10
BY - fest, TO BE- divided into rooms.
will also sell 240 acres, about miles from
Waterloo, on the road leading from atsrloo "
Lsray and Aenphis-Se acrss in suitfsstisnr-no
other imprsvs1sats.
The above tracts are situated on the route Of the
keokuk and Kansas City taiiroad, aud will be sold
On easy terms.
For tsrns and partisalass. apply 10 the sabscri-
bsr on the premises. WILLIS CuRD.
mnvA-dAw Vim
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EN0R convenience and utility this Stove 10 snsss.
T. passsa. II hes ; largs Are door, open top and
frons-bsAstfsl In desiga, veil naas, and wasIene-
I'd TO perform we'll In every case. Ths as0aee hes
been great for this stove that ~ were snasle 70
keep up with our orders last season, Bat now Ne
have 90 extended esr works for nekiDg then -
will enable ~ 70 Ill the demands proaPtly - fs-
tuvs City haysrs are especially seltstssd to exam
inc this stove before purchasing.
COMhT0CK . BRO,
.c,aA ~ Main.st,
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Ops,cs BucksrE EsArs Iss. Co.,
~ Hruat-et., bet. Main and Sycamore.
Ciseinnati, o., Dec. lsth, 1850.
To all vAo0 u nay concern This il 70 ceyti-
II shAt1 AayS exAminsa speeimsns and ropfs Of
W. h; Chib1s . Co. . Fire and Water Preof Cement
ResAng, AID believe Il - b sainentiy Superior TO
any other kind Of roo1ng now in use. / Vas an
eyewitness Of severe TRIAL IL one Of thsse roofs
from large body Of fame from An adjoining bald
ing. vhiehst directly apon the koef and Cor
Alcs for nearly half an hour. IL stood the trial
esyoaa s!l Expectation and , :, tAs esildiss.
Prss't Buckeye State Ins. Co.
ClxcIHxAs AeExcY RoYAL Iss. Co., \
FebsuArv sth, 1897.
have examined W. 4. Childs 4 Co. q Blastis
Fire and Water Proof Cement no. I'm r, and o. Ia
- can Judge, consider its good inventisu, AID -
willing " insure building thus projected spgu ths
Sane terms - insaTe th0se covered with natal.
signed, JOHN .. Law,
Ag't BOY al Ins. Co., London and Livsrpeol
FESRkrAny Z, 1857.
Jas. II. RICE Deer Sir In compliance viii
your wish. give my opinion Of W. =. Chilas I
Co. klastie cement koosng.
In the year ef 1885 had the roofs Of two New
baildinss covered With it, 1t has given me safSy
sssteacfson and feel every conRdense In its utii
~ and durability. The appearance Of the resfs o.
ny houses 10 now - when put on, and II were 1ev
building should use this roofing in preference 4
any other. ksspctfully,
fourth-st., CINCINNATI, chic.
CIscissArI, And Month, 9Th, 1857.
To Jsmss II. Rice:
Thine Of the LIST 10 before me, askinx my opinio
Of W. Chiids Co.'S koo6ng. have assd IL d
two buildings Of my own, and find IL 70 renai
hrm and IN good condition through both the hotties
and ooidest weather ever experienced in this part
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-30

1GEABE EXAM1NE
OTS 10, II, and II In block ~, old limits. hns-
- y situated Ath street, directly opposite the
sssidssss Of Mr.. ChissenAes.
Lot n, block rs, old limits, corner Sth and Ce-
daY streets. Valusbiy located. Terms moderate
Lots IL and IL, block ~, on Aain-st., near Gen
Works.
West I Of lot 10, block 50, Msin-st.
Lots and ?, block 81, on Ath between Bank and
Timea.
lSfset Of lot 3, block =, opposite PostoAhe<.
Lists II kilbosrne's Ad T., al very Low Agusea.
8 " In Mason Lower Add.
Part VI Lots and0, block ~, old limits.
Lot ., block lis.
Lot IL, 3.
Lot Q, I, Williams Add.
acres, this side Of the krst toll gate Plank.
road For sale by SAMPLE RANKIN.
apY30-d
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A Fall assortment Of these justly celebrated
"A Saws constantly on hand II the ign Of the
apr1sdAw BIO ANVIL.
RhASs COCKS VI every descriptionj steam
1l0suges and Whistles, Saw Gummers and Man
drills, wrought Iron and Lead Pipe, all sisee, At
spr2vd CADY, JONES ! PICKS.
CHAMPUOINa and shower Bath Cock, Beer
~ Pumps and Plumbers Materials, a. Sign Of
apr19d BIG ANVIL.
DUMPS. water rams, galvanized well chain and
! hxturss, for sale low At the sign OF the
Apr2vd BIG ANVIL.
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A NEW and neat little stove adapted for eAam-
~ bers aiming o. sitting Ioons ~ has fseilitiss
b. used sdvantsesousiy for washing and itoatne
purposes. The stove 10 quite ornamental. and tks
price Of ssms low Please sxamine this article, o.
n Main street.
apr3.o CO06TOCK i BIO.
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DAslno Rossssy.--A most darisg ssbhssy
vas psrpsssatsd in tls barber shop Of De-
pssgh, On Johnson stssst, TAsssday aighA--
Thp robbsr sssnsd 10 have entered ~ shor
By false key, ssd fllsd ~ ksy-hsis ~ Ne
iron safe with powder and thsa toasAsd y a
With slow nstch. Tie satirs fsoas n Ne
safe was broken up and blown out, aad TIE
ooatsnss, saosnting e ssvspty-avs dollars,
we're carried Of.
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vsIs ussicH .Aay ii tsss.
&sskak WAexesAls FFsse 0nsVaDss
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RAPe1eU1ar NoeRN,

WARS1eol0H N09l0os
Advsrtissmsa1s shoald b. haadsd II b. :
o'slesk, ,. u, - iassss issssties The ssxs
morning, uulsss They srs ssvy sAors.
----~~- ~- ---
vsay PAsrcuIAa NoTscs.--No srsssisnt
sdvsetissasnAs viii b Published In this ps-
per salsss paid Tor In advance.
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Az DO&. 6U0AR KETTLES, from : 70 ~ sal..
~ - No. ~ Main street.
apso-A COM6TOCE BlO.
40 UUx. DUCK TEA KETTLES, ~ our etoso
10 very loW. CONSTOCK . nRO.,
apS3-d ~ Matn-et.
TfyINAAN'6 Tools and MAchinrs censtAntly q
= hard q our store, No. II Main-st.
apss-d COAsIOCK . mo.
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NOTICE.

AO~A A~41o
10A6TOCK BRO. aEc psepsfed to put -
~ Heuslsy's cheap s0oks vsniilstor, ths oaly
true remedy for smoky ehimasys.
aps1l-d
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RallrssA vsss,vai.

Al msstisg u ths sitissas o. Ksokul,
held % Thufsday svsaiag, May 9ssA, 1867,
for The parYess q naking asraaes.saAs 70
invite The psssoss from Ne Eass Who may
visit 81. Louis % eosasion Of ths Railroad
Festival y BE- hstd On The 5sh day Of Jane,
Major J. g. Floyd wss called 70 tha Chair,
ed 1dward Kilboarns vas sppoisssd SEQ.
rotary.
On motion, the following prsanbls asd
resolutions wsss adopted:
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Nantes and Crates.
XxT1 have nov, At our sale foems, . beautiful q
wv sor4ment u Aarblcised Maa&les.
C0kSTOCK BRO,
apr3-d n Natn-st.
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Apr3-d

Seven Plate Stoves.
WE have also, four sises Of . vBRy BsAvT
w Plate Stove which will produce powerful
heat
Drums Of every dimensisn constantly on hana to
at boz and soal stoves, 1t ~ 4ain-st.
apr3-d COn61OCk BIO.
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IN Market.
I O1b Oft, and =, o. xevss, ..bstveea yxsAanes
IL ssd HAak. Also, ~ By W fest, corner Of zth
and johnson. SAMPLE 4 RANKIN.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-20
ns7g. Read advertisements Of Lotteries
in to,day's paper.
What Shall be Done2

As an organ protesting to uphold home
interests, morality, &c, we feel that it
is our duty-yes, duty we owe TO the
community that helps TO sustain US and
in which we live-a duty we owe to our
self 10 the world, and to our Maker--to
lift our voice against all such scenes as
transpired on the square on Wednesday
NIGHT last. We allude TO young man
whose conduct, although gentlemanly and
upright, perhaps, when sober, is abomina,
ble when drunk. We don't remember
ever 10 have heard more disgusting and
obscene language used than was uttered
nv this inebriate at the time referred to,
and that, too, while the streets were
,bronged with ladies and gentlemen, cltl
zens and strangers, who were returning
FROM the Examination at Mary Sharp
College. Although his threats and i'm
nrccatons. and his loaded fire arms, han
died by drunken hands, might have rem
derea caution necessary, yet it seems 10
Us that some method might have been ex.
ercised to have lodged him in Jail, loI
more appropriate place for such bravados
than the square, or any other lace where
decent people reside.
We think our town authorities ought
to appoint some three or four policemen
whose duty shall be to arrest such NUS
ances, and show them that they cannot
ride over whole community. We know
that it is our town constable's duty to
look after such matters, but the cares oil
family and a thousand other things rem
der it impossible for him TO be always
present, and therefore he should not be
blamed without approaching his situa
ton. But, then, as said before, appoin
several policemen, and make it binding
upon them to commit to Jail every such
character as the one in question. Will i
be done, or shall the ears Of strangers
who send their daughters here to school
and tie ears Of our citizens, be again sa
Iu'ed with such ridiculous language. W.
await the result.
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sheriff Sale.

By virtue Of an order Of sale 10 me is.
sued by tho Clork of the Circuit Court
of Franklin county, Tenn, on the first
Monday, being the 9th day Of July, 1851
at the court house door in Winchester, |
will offer for sale, to the highest bidder,
for cash, a tract Of Land, TO wit; lying
and being in said county,in civil district
No. |, bounded as follows: On the North
by the land Of Green Brazelton, former.
ly 7. 5. Decherd on the East by tho land
Of said Brazcton and VIM. L. Hannah,
and on the South and West by the land
of William Brazelton, aud being the
same land upon which Sanders Farris
now llves-to be sold as the property OF
said Farris, to satisfy an oder Of sale in
my hands for collection in favor Of Il. S.
Hollands, and against John G.. Brazel.
ton, said Faris and others.
l.. w. GONCE, Shift,
may %, 1857 I'd prs fec s 60
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sheriff Sn'c.

BY virtue of an order of sale to me is.
sued by the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Of Franklin county, Tenn, on the first
Monday, being the 9th day Of July, 1857,
at the court house door in Winchester,
will offer for sale, to the highest bidder,
for cash, a lot Of Land, to wit: Said lot
Of land is situated in district No. OF
said county, and known as lot No. / in
the plan Of lot, lately belonging to Asa,
bel Aldrich, decd, and sold by order OF
the Circuit Court OF sud county--to be
sold as the property of j, Thurston, to
salty an order Of sale in my hand for col.
lection, in favor of L. Stone, and against
said Thurston, L. w. GONCE, Shift.
may %, 1857 til prs fee 60
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Our Farmers and Merchants.

Now that winter has gone and "ethe'
r,al mildness" come, and the prospects
for good crops are fattering, we guess the
farming community intend TO complete
their purchases of Summer Goods the
first opportunity, and we respectfully in.
yite them TO examine our columns, and
see the names of those who have goods
for sale. We warrant that you can get
better bargains from those who advertise,
for it shows that they ale anxious to sell
their goods at small profits, so that they
may buy more to sell the same way
Discreet and judlcious advertising is the
very life Of business, and those who neg
lect to avail themselves of its advanta'
ges curtail their trade, and consequently
must put on an enormous profit to keep
up with those who advertise literally
sell ten times asmuch, and at largely re-
duced profits. Farmers, mechanics, all
let US whisper in your ears this good ad
vice: Trade with those who advertise il
their county paper, for they give bette
bargains and merit success.
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sheriff Sale.

By virtue Of an order Of sale to mo is
sued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court Of
Franklin county, Tennessee, on Monday
the 9th day Of July, 1857, at the court
house door in Winchester, will offer for
sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, a
House and Lot situated and being in the
town of Winchester, in said county
and bounded as follows: On the North
by the street leading by the Baptist
Church; on the East by the Ba ptst
Church; on the South by CIR. Embrey's
lot; on the west by James Harris lane,
being the same House and Lo, John 7.
Barr now occupies, containing one acre,
more or Iess-.to be sold as the prop.
erty Of the sail John T. Barr, to salts.
.y two orders Of sales in my hands for
collection, in favor OF Stratton G. Ew.
ing, and against said Barr.
L. w. GONCE, Shift.
may IL, 1857 I'd prs fee 5 go
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A Cat Catching Fish,

We take the following from private
letter received some days ago from a re.
sponsible gentleman in Kentucky:
"My attention was attracted. the other
day, by what considered curiosity. 1t
was common house cat, belonging to a
lady in the neighborhood, that was &C.
customed to bring in live fish from the
creek, which caused the family to notice
her movements. The next evening she
(the cat) went down TO the creek and
placed herself on rock in the ripple,
and as the fishes would pass up she
would spring into their midst, seize one
and scamper to the house with it. This
she has been doing for more than week
generally bringing in two or three Of ar
evening""
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By virtue of an execution to me issued
by the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Ham.
ilton county, Tenn, on the first Monday,
being the 9th day Of July, 1857, at the
court house door in Winchester, | will
offer for sale, to the highest bidder, for
cash, two Tracts of Land adjoining each
other, and lying and being in Franklin
county, Tennessee, in district No. IL,
upon the top of Cumberland mountain,
on the waters Of Wiggam's Cove, and
bounded as follows, to wit On the West
by the lands Of George Gray and Thos
Finch; on the South by the lands Of H.
l.. Tumey's entry; on the East by the
land Of M. Porter and James Robinson
on the North by the land OF Abraham
Shook. Said tracts contain one thousand
and twenty acres, more Or less--to be
sold as the property Of Hiram Brown
TO satisfy fl. ia. in my hands for collec
ton, in favor of the State of Tennessee
and against said Brown.
l.. w. GONCE, Shift.
may 90, 1857, I'd prs fee 60
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BY virtue Of an order Of sale to me is.
sued by the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Of Franklin county, Tenn, on the first
Monday, being he 9th day OF July, 1857.
at the court house door in Winchester,
will offer for sale, to the highest bidder,
for cash, a House and Lot, OR lot upon
which there was house, situated and be-
ing in the town of Winchester, and
bounded as follows: On the East by Sol.
ONION Covers lot; on the South by the
street leading to ia se Green's old place;
on the West by the lot Of viii. Ed, Ven
able; on the North by the toto NJ, Por
ter, containing one acre, more or less
to be sold as the property Of John r.
Forbes, to satisfy an order Of sale ia my
hands for collection, in favor of James
Harris, and against said Forbes,
L. w. GONCE, Shift.
may %, 1857 til prs fee GO
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CANDIDATES.

ESy. We are authorized TO announce
TAzE w. NEwMAN as candidate for
re election to the Lower House Of our
next General Assembly. mar27
Ha We are authorized to announce
C. A. Hunt a candidate before the PEG.
pie Of Franklin county, for seat in the
lower branch Of our State Legislature.
B9- We are authorized to announce
JoHY w. CUSTER as candidate fol-
Sheriff Of franklin County at the en-
suing March electic may22
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MaTch rem, 1885, u TIE CifcitI G(AH
n aid County
Wleleap, Ira II Doulhir, Colieclrror Ike
public lakes for tho County Of Franklin, re-
ported TO Court the following trucls OF land
a. having been returned for tho taxes for the
year 1866, and tha the taxes thereon remain
due and unpaid, and hat The respective own.
ers or claimants thereof have no goods AND
chatels within this Comfy on which he can
distra,n for SAID taxes, to wit;
| Jacob Anthonys hcirs---One tract of hnt,
90 acres, lying in civil district No. T, Frank.
on the East by the lands Of John TlcQudGg,
Oh Nhe norlh by the luuds Of Alfred Anthony
heirs, on the v eel by the lands of M RS Cal
ton, md on the South by the Lands of Mr..
Vaughan and j. NJ Tune--valued at Sl15;
taxes 40 cts; clerks fees 81 so; printers
fees y 80 collectors fees ST.
SWInhs EcrS-0uc tract OF Land, 3l3
acres, in district, No. $, Franklin county,
Tenn, bounded on the East by the Lands Of
| Miss Wells, on the South by Elk River; on
the West by the Lands belonging 10 the heirs
Of Elisha w. Jones, d, aud ty the Lands
Of Addison Temple; and on the North by the
LondS OF John Sea,on and The hoirs Of james
Campbell--valued at 800; taxes 81 81; cl'ks
fees Isl 80; printers fees 81 50; collectors
fees ST..
Britain Jones' heirs One tract Of Land,
100 acres, in district No. $ of Franklin coun-
ty, Tenn, bounded on t" c North by the Lands
Of Geo. Ellis; on the East BY G. P. ruylor's 50
acre entry; on the South by the Lands of nv
Finney. and North east by the Lands Of J. l..
Stornes; on the West by the Lands OF L. Al,
derson--vnlu at $780, taxes 26 cts; clerks
fees 81 80; printers fees 81 50; collectors
fees 81,
Scniih Browns hcirs-Onc tract Of Land,
d6 "a acres, in district No. s, bounded on
the South by the Lands Of VIM. B. MILES; on
the East by tie Lands of J, II. Duncan; on the
North by the Lands Of VIM, Armstrong, and
L. J. Hills Lrds on the West--valued at
500; taxes &c cts; clerks fees 81 SO; prin-
ter's fees 81 80; collectors fees 81.
A. +, iIubbard--One trac of Land 1884
acres, in district No.. T, bounded on the North
by the Lands of DIR. Norton on the West by
the Lands of Jonathan Davis; on the South by
the Lands Of Ihos. Byron; on the East by the
Lands of B. c. Rainy, and Joins the old Short
Lands--valued at $500; taxes 49, 06; clerk S
fees 81 so; printers fees 81 30; collectors
fees ST.
Wherefore, it is considered by the
Court that judgment be and is hereby en-.
tered against the aforesaid tracts of Land
respectively, in the name Of the State, for
the sums annexed 10 each, being the
amount of taxes due severalIy thereon
for the year l856--and it is ordered by
the Court that said tracts of Land, or so
much thereof as shall be sufficient of
each of them to satisfy the taxes, costs
and charges annexed to them severally,
be sold as the law directs.
N. FRlZZELL, Clerk, &c.
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PAvEMENTs.-There are several places
on our pavements where the bricks are
torn up in such manner as TO render i,
dangerous to pass at night. and unpleas
ant as we'll as troublesome by day. Why
do our town authorities not notify the
holders Of property adjoining such de.
fscts, and if the notification be not suf
hcient to remedy the evil, enforce the
law in regard to such matters.
We trust that the pavements, especial
ly on the square. will be fixed immedi
atcly.
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BoNsGrs,-N, r, Martin q Son are
making quite display in the Bonnet
line. Having, occasion to visit them a
few days since, tho sight of all those
beautiful bonnets instantly suggested to
our mind the extensive Millinery estab'
lshment Of A. Crookcr, at Nashville
Nice bonnets those
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A. CrOOker's Millinery Establish.
ncnt.
A. Cr0oker, Nashville, Tenn.

This establishment is on Union street.
When any Of our friends visit Nashville
and wish to get nice bonnet, let them
visit Crooker's. His assortment is the
largest and most enticing in the CITY,
In fact, it is difficult for ladies to select a
bonnet at Crooker's not because Of the
paucity OF the stock or inelegance Of the
styles, but because they are bewildered
by tho great variety and beauty Of the
assortment to choose from. They expert.
such sensations while beholding it, as one
feels in rich conservatory surrounded by
the rarest exotics, and l&ed in their deli.
cious perfumes. They have such emo.
tons as led the poet to wish that the lips
of all womankind, especially the beauties,
were condensed into one pretty pouting
pair that he might, in kissing them, kiss
the whole race. Where there is so much
elegance, so great variety, q choice
must be difficult. The things natural
and the dear creatures are not to blame
But not of bonnets alone does Croker,
congress consist Nearly all dsscrip
tons Of millinery goods are Represented
there-from the lghtest and most e.heria
to the heavier fabrics which art produces
to adorn the lovelest OF natures hanil
works. May 30 2 IN,
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NOE

In pursuance Of the foregoing order of
sale, will on Monday the 9th day Of
July, 1857, before the Court House door
in the town of Winchester, offer for sale,
for ready cash, the tracts Of Land men
toned in said order Of sale, or so much
thereof as will be sufficient of each of
them, to satisfy the taxes, costs and
charges annexed to them This 9TH May
1857. IRA E. DOUTHlT. T. c.
may 10 IDS
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CATALOGUE OF NEW MUSIC.

WILLIAM HALL d son. 40. 23e broadway, New York
have just issued addenda TO their general catalogue
music. II contains list OF all the popular vocal md
instrumental music published during the last year and
will be sent to AM address the uned states post pad,
without charge.
NEW BOOK FOR FEMALE ACADEMIES -Thc In.
.tutc Chorus Book collection OF the most popular
proprate and pleasing vocal pieces adapted for class
ing By Francis H. Brown. Price 81 cents or 10 copies s
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A PLEASANT TIME.--Wc have been
to many pleasure gatherings, such as
picnics, parties, concerts, &c. &c, and
have generally enjoyed ourself much,
but mover more than on last evening,
at little party given to Miss Lu. Nc
Dermott'by John Frizzcll, Esq, at his
residence. Indeed, we had happy
time--so did all who were present, If
we arc to Judge from the gaiety that
was so glaringly visible in every ones
face. Were we to follow our feelings
we might write a column Of praise,
and then we'd fail to give any idea
of the pleasant manner in which eve
thing passed off. In short, there was
enjoyment for those who were content
to gaze upon the loveliest faces Of the
beautifully fair; for those who could
appreciate the society Of refined ana
cultivated ladies, so elevating in its
influence upon man, rs we'll as Tor
those who are fond Of such delicacies
as tempted the appetite on this occa-
sion. May Ill who were present live
TO eniov many such festivals.
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New HousE.-N, Crane has opened
Cigar Store on the square, next to
James R. Harris. He will sell cigars
at wholesale and retail Sec his card
in this paper.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-20
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

BLANKS OF EVERY KIND.
PAMPHLETS. PROGRAMMES. POSTERS.
CARDS. CIRCULARS. RECEIPTS.
FUNERAL TICKETS, DRUG LABELS.
ELL UEtnS, HAND BILLS, &C.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-20

WANTED.-2O,O zee pounds clean CO
ton and Innen Rags. fnr which vii pay 10
highest mirlet rrIce IN Try Goods
mav20 J. Il. HAERls.