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The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-05-22
Written for the Home Journal.
Exemplary COngregati0n--Goo
Community,

There lisa Church building not IA
from Winchester whose congregation
assemblies nearly every Sabbath, ant
often twice during the day, 10 atten'
upon the services Of the pulpit. TIKI
building has been but recently erect
ed, and four different denomination
Of Christians occupy the church, eacl
in regular rotation, filing up every
Sabbath in the month, save when q
n 9Th one occurs. This is as it should
be- The writer has lately been a reg
.ular attendant upon Divine Service at
said church, and he is obliged to give
iuttcrancc to what he has seen and felt
on the successive occasions OF his at
tendance there. Imagine, dear read
cr, a gcntcel, orderly, attentive con-
gregaton Of people Of different ages
but mostly the youth Of both sexes
assembled to hear the lectures Of him
who ministers from the pulpit, and to
participate in the other parts OF Di'
vine servicc-aH attention ami good or
der scarcely one person to be seen or
heard move during the service-no
whispering, or laughing at trilles--no
winking or blinking, or lying down
and showing signs Of laziness or in
difference MS to what may be going
on. as is often the case even in commit
mites where church. going is regular
business every Sabbath, twice or of
tcner in the course Of the day.. and
Sabbath school instructions have been
given every Sunday, and the duties OF
the Holy Sanctuary instiIled into the
young mind from the time of its sus-
ceptibility Of understanding anything
The congregations trained almost
from infancy to order and respect for
Divine worship, may learn a salutary
lesson from congregation, mostly OF
the young, who have never had a
church in their midst SO that they could
enjoy such golden advantages. No,
many of them, who are minors, and
more than likely all Of them, have
never been in a Sabbath school.
Good has been done in some quar-
er. At home, in the family circle, at
he freside, under the parental eye,
We must 60 for an answer to the
question, how is it they behave so
orettily and respectfully, and with so
much seriousness, at church,"
Let no one, hereafter in speaking OF
orderly, weIl.behaved congregations,
md a civil, genteel, agreeable com
nunity, forget to place Decherl in the
oremost ranks, as it is compliment
O which that little community has a
legitimate claim.
A CLOSE OBSERVER.
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NOTICE.

In pursuance Of the foregoing order oil
sale, will, on Monday the 9th day oil
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 10 them. This 7th May
1857. IRA E. DOUTHlT. 7. G.
may15-tds
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-05-22
RRANDRETH'S PILLS

BRANDREIH'S PILLS
Not only purify but they make the blood rcher and add
those principles upon which its power TO resist disease
depends.
Much operation with succcssfuee the popularity
OF Brandreths Pills. Now that may expect genial
Spring. it is Of great Importance that few doses be used
BY the wise Our subject to Redundancy of vi
tiated lille at this season, and is as dangerous as is
pre- vaent but Brandreths Pills afford an invauab Bile and
efficient protection by their occasional USE we prevent
the collection of those impurities which, when IN sui'
Gent quantities. much danger to the fine organs
of the stomach and bowels They soon cure liver com
paint dyspepsia loss of appetite, pain in the head heart
burn pain the breast bone, sudden fantness and cost
iveness In brief Brandreth's Pills work their way to
the very roots the disease, cleansing in their passage
removing every unheahy accumulation till the blood is
purified the whole system renovated, and the functions
and duties OF life become pleasure where before they
| had been sad and weary bu dens
We have housar ds Of similar testimonials to the follow
ipr and such evidence be had from living witnesses
all around every side 1t is rom gentleman ihlsh
espectabiy whose letter Can be at the Principal
| office; he writes:
Il am now fftytwo years OF age.
For twenty years have used your Pills as my family med,
icne and wish no Other ard have never had occasion
|
my wife with chidrem during the twenty years."
TRUE MEDICINAL PRINCIPALS.
Never extract blood. Blood is the life By absracting
il painful diseases you lay occasion the patient ease,
but remember this is only the reduction or lessening
the power to feel. And by thus taking away natures tools
sou may prevent her from fully repairing the ravages OF
infamation and convert what might only have been the
sickness Of lew days weeks into chronic affection Of
| months years.
PURGING BY MEANS OF BRANDRETT'S PILLS.
This is the means which accords with nature-naure's
remedy in fact. W hen sudden, acute continued pain
occurs then TO insure security you must take medicine
that will surely purge There must be shly shaying
because every minute lost may be hta
Principal Office 43 Brandreth Building 416 and AT Broad
way.
All Pills with 2i1 Broadway the box, counterfeit
The genuine sold by respectable dealers every where
| G. A. SHOOK, Agent,
apr2i I'm Winchester, Tenn
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Hon. Stephen A lams late L. s. Sen.
a,or from Miss died in Memphis on
Monday evening the It'll inst after a
few days Illness.
Judge Adams was native of
Franklin County, Tenn, but removed
TO Aberdeen, Mss, over twenty years
srn. when h. removed - Msnpbis.
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-05-22

AFRAID OF TIE COMET. We have
heard that some grown-up people are
afraid of the comet, said to be APP
preaching the earth. We are sorry
for them. Children may be excused
for such weakness, but not adults.
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-05-22

AcoUIrrED-Mrs. Cunningham was
put on trial in New York about two
weeks ago for the murder Of Doc'o or
Burdcll and acquitted. Echcl, who
was also arrested as a partner in the
affair. was discharged.
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-05-22
DIR. II. G.. MURRELL,

Respectfully announces 10 the citizens Of
Franklin county that he has permanently set
tied IN Winchester, where he hopes to receive
share in the practice Of his profession in its
various branches.
Residence on High Street, in the house for
merly occupied by DR.. Clopton; Office on
Main ST.. nearly opposite the Mountain House
Marco ly
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-05-22

A farmer estimates that 2, 600 head
of cattle have died in Marion and Rails
county, Missouri, during the last win
ter from the cold, and want of food.
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-05-22

" sixty thousand hogs have died
n and around Cincinnati, OF the Hog
Cholera involving an actual loss Of
S3O0,COa.
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In August next. elections will be
held iii the following States; Ala
hama, Arkansas, Kentuckey, Tennes'
see, North Carolina, Texas and Mis-.
souri,.
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-05-22

FOR ,SALE-A Bed Stead aud Mattress
Apply nj this Office mar6
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-05-22

I IEALTH DEPENDS UPON PURE BLOOD. THU
IL AND ACRID BLOOD CANNOT SECRErE HEALTHY
bile and therefore the first thing for those who are dys
peptic should be to the publication Of hel
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-10-23

'cracy have tire efronterv TO take
ttc -crudirvo1lmmsclves. They have
iclt no device nor expedient uptried
for the purpose Of securing slave
institutions 10 kansas. The repeal
Of the Missouri Coinpromise, they
hoped, would accomplish this. They
next tried tho importation ofvotes
from Missouri, and actually secured
a usurped government of the mos,
despotic character. Through this
bogus government they undertook to
Danish tho opponents Of slavery from
tho Territory and therefore connen
ced work OF bloodslicd and slaugh
ter excci'ing in savage barb~si,J
that Of even the American savage
Towns were rillagcd and burned
the inhabitants were murdered with.
out distinction Of sex, and nothing
prevented the banislment or total
determination Of every Free State
man but the strong tide of cmigra.
tion, directed to the Territory by the
indignant frcemen OF the NORTH
But in despite of n desperate pro.
slavery faction, headed by govern.
ment officials, and sustained by U.
States troops, the Free State men
gathered strength and obtained i'm.
portant advantage over their an
tagonists, and finally when they had
so far out.grown them as to feel that
they could spare the largo number
deprived of the privilege Of voting,
and yet succeed at the ballot boN.
they meet them on their own chosen
ground, and defeat them. Yes, dc.
Ieat the invinclble Democracy, Gov.
Walker, United Stutes troops and all.
But the fun OF it is, that these Dem.
ocrats after being badly whipped in
every engagement - alter having
their last fortress stormed, their citi.
lei taken, and themselves suing for
mercy, are ready to shout victory!
'ictoryl
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-10-23
Escnpe aud 0ecaptare or Cole,


Officer Williams, OF Chargin Falls
hss hsshesniedetatigablsaawel we'll as sue
cessfol. in fhs pursuit Of Hiram Cole
clavged wfthth9uurder Of biz wifi,
in GJA,ga county ,on the 9Th o Sep
Acml,sr last When be escaped iron
rich md Pomcroy in Chicag', the
prisoncr secreted ,hiunself for some
Innrs'i a(barn IN the outsktts oI
the ciy, freed himself from biswris'
shacklcs, and took the cvenin ( the
Junction for St. Louis. The CLcagc
't,Ssss Gays: Y O.
! Officer Williams, who has hvel
ed ovzr> three thousand mils in
scar.t OF Cuic, reached st. .ouis
iearly In last week, ard was bnfi.
dent that ho should there Sn, his
man. Aware that Cole is .awirr
worker by trade, he resolve to
make the tour OF the establishments
in that branch ofbusiness, ind in
the second place visited, heHas so
fortunate Ms to discover Cub, who
had already made himself qite at
home. aud seemed much ovrcome
at finding himself again n p,soner.
Cole is II young man ofgod ap.
pcagancc and address, and about.
twenty-seven years orage. le con.
vcrsed freely with and other vsitors.
and says that his wife cameo hor
death 10y taking mixture of sscnic
which had been prepared for n other
purpose. lie seemed calm an con-
tident that he should be cl.ard on.
his trial.
Cole arrived in Cleveland Of Mon.
daynorning, and was taken mme.
diatcly to Chardon Tor cxanl6av>s.
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Who are the Bank Men!

We arc in receipt OF copy Of the
Journal OF the Bank Investigating
Committee OF the Senate Of Indi.
ana'--tIanks to Scion Turman,
Esq clerk to said committee. As.
one ot the anti bank fits which semi.
occasionally afflcts the democrats is
about to overcome that party, this is
II useful book. showing as it does
how the leaders affirmed, two year.
ago, to the most liberal bank views;
how they assisted in engineering the
bank charters through the Legisla.
turc over the vetoes OF Gov. Wright.
aud how they male money in the opera.
ton OF taking stock. With the evidence
contained in this journal Of the commit.
tee against them, the democrats will
ere long be talking OF "gold dollars
shining through the intcrstices OF Silk
purses" oi gold in trade and truth in
politics. The first they have. by
Ihcir banks, driven from the circul alton;
the latter is utterly unknown among
them. 1t is fairly ss, out in the evi.
lence taken before tho committed. how
the leaders affirmed their belief in the
utility of and the necessity for banks
every one OF them.
The U. S. Marshal Robinson is down
Tor lew shares ofstock in the Rushville
branch; e. n. Fich, bogus u. S. Senator
in the Logansport branch for 230 share,
anL foI $50 as trustee-$5S, 900 Of bank
stock held by this anti bank democr rat
The amount OF premiums on the sales o.
the stock Of the hank OF the State, IN ads
10y the democrats who obtained the
charter, is estimated at ST7O, 900 I,
5000, 900. Mr.. Bright held originall,
$3.50, 900; he limited that he disposet
,oI this stock at a premium of from B I,
IA per cent, and said, "My regret i
that did not &c. more" 1.-THE Banl
of the State should be forced 10 suspen,
ht could buy from the democratic lead
ers a legalization OF the suspension by
The Legislature. Gov. Willard, in hi
Testimony before the committee, said
under oath, 81 believe thatit was essen
tial TO the welfare OF the State that
State Bank should be chartered, ant
the Bank was pu, through according.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-10-23
up,and was found TO be ON tirc.hay.

tup, and was found to be on fire, INV.
ing taken from a hot stove. The
first passenger car was turned on one
side; with the front part buried in
the water bf ths crvelt ,NvliicR had
risen high in consequence Of heavy
rains. In this car Miss Brown,
Laughter Of Mr. Brown. late ofthe
Toronto Globe, was fiding. AtteI
most of the passengers were got out
OF the ruins. one Of the passengers
searching, found a shawl which he
pulled out. He then discovered q
human being, and with the aid OF
three others, dragged forth the body
of Mics Brown. She had boon drown.
ed In about three feet OF water, and
from q conclusion on the head, had
evidently been stunned in the coils.
sion.
The second car turned broadside
to the train, and the third ran right
through it about the middle, nearly
it in two. The third car
through this was smashed up about
one third OF the distance Of the car,
seats and passengers being crushed
together in one mass. Here MIR.
Brown, of New Britain, Ct., sat and
HE bowels were torn open by the
splinters of his scat. Some slivers
Of mahogany were extracted from
his intestinus by surgeons to-day
Ills entrails were literally cut into
mincc meat, and though he still lives,
his recovery is impossible. He is II
man of strong build and strong con-
,titution. lie crawied ont of the
ruins on to the track, literally hold.
ing in his bowels with his hands. =.
Had it cut through a little lower
down, several more would have been
killed.
From the nature OF the accident,
and complete destruction ofthe cars,
it is miraculous that, ont OF 60 or 20
passengers, go few were fatally in.
jurcd.
There were several narrow escapes;
one passenger, Mr.. Ogsburg, Of JET.
fcrson, was in the second car, and the
whole woodwork not one foot above
his heal was splintered to atoms
ID. L. Levein, Of the Albany States.
man, was in the back car, having,
not five minutes before the accident,
left a scat in the back car and walk.
ed back.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-10-23
Result OF tho Eicction.-Goy. Chm &c


Result OF tho Eiection.-Goy. Cbns q,
Elected.
1t has at length been asccrtainec
that all the Republican State Ticke
except Blickensderier, has leen el &C
ted by about 2loo majority.
This we think the most marked
and decisive victory ever gained by
the Republicans in Ohio. The Re.
publican party based itself on pure.
ly Republican principles, from the
very outstart in this campaign, and
refused all alliance or fusion with
any other party. The consequence
is, it has freed itself from the Ell.
cumbrance Of those who sought its
aid either to elevate them to Office
or to effect ends foreign to the pur.
pose ofthe Republican organization.
All such have gone over to the
Dred Scott Party, and formed a ius.
ion with them. The Know Nothing
par'y,that kept up separate organ.
ization for several years, with the
hope Of securing some advantage
from one or other Of the dominant
parties. after being spurned BY the
Republican party, as anti.American
and proscriptive, has gone over in n
body to the locofocos. Not less than
or TWENTY TuOUS.I
AND Of the votes cast for Trimblc
and Fillmore heretofore, were cast
for Payne at the late election. Van
Trump did not receive moro than
four or five thousand votes in the
whole State. With this odds against,
the Republican party, in connection
with the clamor raised about tho de.
falcation, Bank failures, and Bank
suspensions,it is wonder that they
succeeded at all. In 1855 Gov. Chase
lacked about l,10o Of having a ma.
jority ofthc whole vote cast: this
lime, lie will fall very little if any
short OF a majority vote. Had the
Know Notlings adhered to their
separate or2anization,hc would have
been elected by at least 10000 ma.
ljority.
That the Republicans have tri.
umphed over the pro.slavery odds
and ends,represented in this Demo.
cratic Know Nothing fusion is glory
enough for one campaign.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-10-23
Our State Senator.

1t is altogether probable that Mr.
j. N Westcott is elected to the S, n
ate BY small majority. Gen. Hi
run ahead Of his ticket in Luca,
county, about 200 votes, and in Wood
county, Westcott's own county, he
ran ahead of his ticket some forty OF
fifty votes. This speaks well for his
popularity, where he is best known.
We regret much that he has been
defeated, as he is a gentleman in
every respect calculated to do an
homer to our District in the Lcgis-
lature.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-10-23
Terrible Accident on tho New York
Central Railroad.

Central Rniironu.
.... SYRACUSE, Oct. 10.
The accid mt on the road last eve
ming was the most disastrous that
h s. happened on the Central route
Tor many years. Cars we're under
iull henlway, AMI as they approach.
I'd Nine Mile Greek, between War.
aer's Station anl Syracuse. tho en-.
sine sui Ienly plunged otfthc track
,lartol dawn into the creek some Is
Yr - feet. Couplings apparently
broke Instantly, as the first baggage
car, plum god right over onthe top OF
the enXins., This was followed by
the tnth car aud three passenger
cars, all Of which took the leap, ore
afcr another. Cars were all well
iillci witt, passcngers,nnd the catss.
trophe was 50 sudden that only one
shrek was heard above the noise
OF the wheels before all were heapeC
together jn common ruin at tho bot
toii, Of the gull. The last car only
remained on the track and those tor
ti,tlate enough to be. ON. board that
,ihstaatly leaped out and went to th'
iiescne,of tie other passengers. Th'
scene presented Was most awful =
irbe mail esr vas tprnedbottcm sid
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-10-23
Wtlus Mlattrrs.

The ELForIoN.-The official re-
turns CONNIE in slowly. SINCE our
issue Of yesterday we have heard
from Putnam. 232 for Payne; Mer,
Ger, 44S for Payne; Union, 259 fer
Chase, and Wood 25S Tor Clase.
These corrections make maj,ritics
tor Chase foot up 25, 5,35l--mnprities
for Payne 23,457. Majority Tor
Larss,Y-iihe Cincinnati Eaqr.. ,ol
tl,is morning gives Perry county, o.
hcial, $40 for Payne, This makes
Payne 12o less than we gave him,
lila column nov foots up e3,337,
and makes Chase ahead, 2 OH. ,,.
LATER AND BETrER.--We have
lust lesrnoi the official majprities ily
Defiance, las for Payne, AMI, vii.
|lialns, 1876 for Chase, TLcs, corr.c'
tions make the rnajorities for Chas,
tootup 25. 1886, Payne 23,2s55-lnak
ing Chase Z, ,051 shead.--State Jour
l1fMe 2OtA inst.
LArER vEr.--Ws have the oficia
lmsjoriiss for Governor in about II
Icountiss. which we give In sno,hef col
unm. Thsy show . msjosisy Tor Mr.
lCaAsE Of 3.0sLt-&Iaas JoaysSt. 80
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-10-23
hamilton County. ....Cuyahoga County

hamilton County. .-..Cuyahoga County
Hamilton county gave Medill 771O
Of a majority over Chase. This fall
1t gavo Payne 3l45 Of a majority
and this too with the aid OF several
thousand Know Nothing votes
Tri,nble received G533 votes in Ham.
iiton county in 1865, and Van
Trump has received only about 5000.
The fusion formed by the Locofocos
and Know Ncthings, some time be-
lore the election, carried over the
balance to Payne. On the other
haad, the Republicans received the
support Of nearly the entire German
vote, increasing Chase's vote from
some 1000 in 1855, to over SOO0.-
In Cuyahoga county, the home OF
Payne, Gov. Chase's majority is in.
creased nearly 200. in Hamilton
county, Lucas county, Cuyahoga
county, Erie county, and in mos
other German communities, the Re
publican Ticket received most of tn.
German vote.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-10-23
MoresNews from Kansas.

Tho latest news from Kansas, W
10 the timo Of going to press, is, tina
1'srrott, the Free State Candidate to
Congress is elected by some 10000
majority, and that both branches oi
the Legislature arc decidedly Re.
publican. II the Free State men
eve their success to the Buchanan
Administration, is it not a wonder
that they did not manifest their ap.
probation OF their Kindness, by elect
ing the Buchanan ticket. The Free
State men had been on the ground
from the first, and were in every re-
speet competent to judge, as to which
party favored most the interests Of
freedom.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-10-23
Disease Expelled from the Bioodi The
Hopeless cured.

During the year five hundred and
nine persons, who had been given
over by regular physicians have been
radivaIly cured by DR.. Rpback's
scandinavian Remedies. The list,
as taken from DR.. Roback's book OF
cases, is as follows: 40 cases of dys.
pepsia, 8 Of scrofula, 80 ofincipient
consumption, 10 ofrheumatism, s ol
general debility, 3 Of nervous disor-
dors, and 4 of sexual weakness. -
Upwards Of $500 less serious csses
lhsve also been treated by Dr., Ro
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-10-23
'se.pensioh of Bank. in Pehn.ylxNpis,

of Bauks in PchnsyiyNniA.
In consequence OF the run upon
the Pennsylvania Banks, a special
session Of the Legislature vas csl
led 40 device ways fcrahS tnlectksA
Of the Banks. The L<gisl,Svrc Met
|accorlinsly and passed an Set, auI
|thorising the suspension Of the B inks
till the second Monday Of ApriJ
next.
Just think Of it, the Democracy al
the late election, used the suspension
Of the Banks as q means to dclra,
the Republican party, and here w
have q "Democratin. L~e--i-..-.-7'r
ymlzlng tue suspension OF the Bank
in this Democratic stronghold and
the result Of the late election show,
tlat they have been sustained, by ar
overwhelming majority! Certainly
this SO called Democracy is a pic.
bald affair! .. .