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The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-26
HOUSE AND LOT For SALE.

lnpursuance OF decree ofthe Clrcut Court
Of Franklin county, ennessee, pronounced
ut its November term, 1851, IN the case o.
John Frizzel, administrator of John G, B.ddc
and oilers, Petition to sell house and lot. |
w,Il on TUESDAY the 2Gth day OF January, 1853,
tfhr for sale to the h CHEST bidder, before Ibe
Court House donr lnthe toHn Of Winchester,
an ere ii of one. Two and three years the
house and lot owned by SAID J phn &. Bldde
at hls death and used by SAID BlddIe for sc!noI
purposes and bounded us follows :--beg ming
tihy feet from the South west corner oi II. l..
Cars ut, N the street lending from Win.
chester TO Huntsville Thence south $50 80.
west Is po,eS to stake. Thence north 400
east "A poles to a $ axe opposite the house N
wh ca said BId1e resided at the time Of his
DEATH Thence south 800 east Is l.2 poles to
the beginning. Containing two acres, three
roods and ten poles.
The purchaser to give bonds with two or
more goo securities and u lien retained upon
the property until the purchase money is pad.
The ddn5s for SAID 10, to commence at 81.
5000. This 23rd December, l.57. I'd.
n. FRIZZEL, elk.
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NJ If the following letter from onr
clever and jovial friend, g, A Hunt,
does not deserve every bit Of tn"
space it occupies. then we have never
published anything that did. He did
not give US permission 10 tell lis name
in connection with this, but should you
not like it, Mr.. Iiunt, we'll take it all
back But look here, why in the
name Of goodness don't you talk to
the farming population ottencr thro'
the columns of the Journal Z You
layors last Spring and the year before
always met with hearty welcome an
universal liking, and consequently ihr
people Of good old Franklin didnj
send you to Nashville to sit in the big
capital and help make laws. Now Il
you 10 think "a heap Of about 81 vo'
tcrs in this county, yet we must blame
EN- all, Tor with five or six hundred
more to help them we would have lost
probably, many good letters which we
expect you to write during the long
nights the next few months viii afford
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TOss TOWN GEHsT'ABAi.

rsg- We are authorized to announce
A. w. RUSSEY candidate for Town
Constable at the election in January next.
Esg' We are authorized to announce
WIN. r. LEE candidate for Town Con-
stable at the election in January next.
Fay We are authorized to announce
AUGUSTUS P. DARRELL candidate
for Town Constable at the election in
J nnNGrY next.
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~ The Chattanooga Advertiser
fills its columns this week with abuse
and ialsehoods condemnng the South
ern University location, and all mere
~ 10 prove that Milk sick exists
there. But it fails TO do anything
more than show Il mean contemplate
enyious and narrow-minded spirit.
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NJ Thi. number closes the volume
of the Home Journal. We will not 60
into long article about oursclf or pa.
per, as such things generally SAVIOR o!
egoiism. but this we must say: We
have labored faithfully and un'iringly
to do our best and if we have failed To
please all, we are sorry. In future we
shall endeavor to furnish better pa
per and improve otherwise as we can.
Although many night we have click
ed the type until the clock struck one
and often later. yet we feel glad our
lot has been no harder than that.
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SALE OF LAMB.

In pursuance of decree OF the Crcul,
Court Of Franklin comfy, Tennessee, pro.
n>unced at its November term, 1857, ~ the
cause OF David Osborne Guardian of jane and
Nancy Matthews, Petition 10 sell land. dc.
wilton MoHDAythe Isl day Of February, 1858.
offer for sale To the highest bidder, before the
Court House door, in WIncnester-on cred
1t Of one. Two and three yesrs-be land Of
which Joel Matthew's deceased, signed and
possessed, consisting OF three trac,s-onc OF
10 acres--one Of 81 acres and one o! T.
making in sll l54 l-2 acres.
Tho purchaser ogIve bond and security,
and lien retained upon the property unit
the purchase money is paid. The biddlngs
for said land 10 commence a, 50 90 per acre.
This 23td Dec. 1857.
N. fRfZZELL, Ch,
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FRoGTowN, !
Dec. Goth 81. J
ATTENTION FARMERS.

IN looking over the Home Jonraa' to
nigh. | discovered that the It'll; editor
stated that he had about SIX hundred
subscribers-tilat as'onishcd ne very
much as was thinking all the time
he had, perhaps, two or three ihouS-
and, which ! know he ought to have.
How any man can Sit down these long
winter nights without his county pa
Der, to inform him what is going OH
about Winchester and through the
country, is very mysterious to me; but
I did not sit down to dictate p the pco-
pie of,his county in relation to what
papers they should take, for | know
they are generally a reading class OF
people but there are many things 60
ing on in this county to which many OF
you are entire strangers, to which !
will direct your attention during thos e
'"'5 Which i'S ''''
"''' CIV ~ '''' ,'''N =
ing up in this county at the present
time, calculated to place her on an
equal, if not a lit;lc above any o her
II NC - -'''c''"t'' ''''' ~ '''"N,' 0''' ~ =
away IA III! mas '''''.''' '+""''' wa
s'c"'"sno 'l"' ~ % 0''"N''' w. '''I '
o'oi" nav INV '''''N "
! "'os' "et,i S">""'", "a '''' e"''
''""' "'''' : '''' T. ~ ''',''' " "
co""'!'
A''o" "'io'' '''.' '""J''' - '"''9 VA"
oei''oo' " WIS CIV" I" ''' .''''' '"' :"
every or'I'e'' VI ." '''',' !" ''''' 00'.' )
"el'' 10 vi" us" " NV" 90 o''' W >'''
lnere aEeli"' many people III ''''" "o'"
y tna' Nno" W" ''"u " ." o''p''.'"'
race her'' III VIII IL ''' J'''
come Oil ana am ocS'rouS lHa' ever!
FARMER Shou'u N''o" III" result 'o'"e
IlmelasC spring some 'o'' III nu'h"cf u
us co!htho" laf'''e'" agreed 10 pay "
VIC o''e " ~ ''"'' ''' '''' '''' We
acres ol COVE " > ''''U'' ""'' u '''''>'
cl"'h c'"'A'S' "o''' "o' '''' I"''' ~
WHICH HAS o'''' ""''"'" ~ va. '''''
o'"P'e' ~ D''"s '"0 ." '''''' I'. -,
Pe'''o'--''''"''s5 ""t "'o '''' % ~
oaf'e'S VI ''' oD'''c's' ''' ''''''''
IN the Face 'a''''s ~ o''''o "'''.''
NoW' INC ''tc's III '''o o"so "'' ''",'o
nc'e '''''S' 'e so,'''' "'"o =" '''"'
man 10 "c'' ine 90 sui " ''o',.'
was VIC '''o'''0 power !" "'""'"o Wis
yiela o. corn. l am wen 'cqo"''''''
Win INC 'a'n Oh "'''cl' ''''' "'''oo''' y
corn was raised Anu ''ao IL nov i'h''
oeeh 'oF' OF !" ''oSp'''0 vi "e"'l'S'
ilne s"it OF clo'hfS' Il" ""u'u not i'''''
been no'e 10 s"''I'', o'' ne r ',''"' '''"p
one hun"F'o oasNe'S' il'''hs some
thing 10 stimulate MN nc 700" some
extr" trouble III preparing HIS ''" !. y
whlch nc mas neeh "o'c more iu''.
70 appreciate VIC '"'u' u '''' '''''"
ms piece o. la"u is 'o"' '' Ill "S"9
co'oF ana ordinary 100 wet 'of a'!
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N L. " ELLINGTON
In LATION
e. B ~ n " alY II TEO n

g ~ ~ n " aW II TKOw,
Bronchitis, Layyng'tis md otzer Dieo.
Ses Of the CAtst ond Throat success,
.iullV treated By tie Mholotion of Med.
icoted Vopors and POWDERS, In 40.
sorption ind constitutional tvot,aep,
uspracticed utthe Siuyresont Medical
Institute, Ne,o York City; ~ Y.
THE unprecedented success which has attended, A..
method Of treating diseases of the Lungs ard 1brM,'
has duccd the Physicians to depart from their ns"s
course ard avail themselves Of the coumss Of tbs p
to make II known to such may he loborns u,N,sr y,
prcdsrosed to such affections The dawn ofa STchs,
day has at o,th arrived pr. the sg.sumltjvs te do,
away We have rdlbitabe lQeis In our ln.tM tn ne,
Consumption IN oil its s1rs cantc cufcd;in tbe FRI, N
gbe'euler Absorb tons M Tire seeoGd, by the aranfoins.
ton Of tubercGe into 'halky and csta eols cortelnrs
In the third by cicatrces or scars. Those welded 10 H.
opinion OF the res may assert that Il Is even low rr,
ble such are behind the age To oil this great truth mus.
lungs, whehcr w the 70 nj Of Napo, or Powder Drt,S,
eectml then that okeA into the stomach In ,bor,
the only Ark or Refuge for the torsunr tive is nhton
clan will avsi himself -, "'"
such Of the Profession that have sdorted InbIo,o,
have found IL soothing ard eficacous in degree
ares'ing the progress OF the disease and working wo
ders in deslcate cases; in verify triumph Of mr.
Art over ills fell destroyer of our sIeces' y WI
No E-VhysiGians wishing 10 make Themselves NJ,
GuatCl with this practice, informed that our Tim.
beng valuable we Tan only reply as to ingredients uts
70 such Letters that contain fes. '
The fee in al cases Of Consumption will he So opr.
cent Of which the necessary medicines ard rstunfS
will be forwarded ApI cants will please state ace g.,
oCcuratiOn married or SINGLE how long efecled il sny
her, diiary disease exists in the nily ind symr,om,
generally Let the name, town ard state he rainly writ
cn--rosta'e for return answers must lie enclosed Lei,
ter If registered by the Post MASTER are al our risk
Address,
WALLACE MERTOUN, M. D.,
Now 6m S. NJ Institute, n. Y City
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Some one says that low.necked dresses
have reached their height. The fellow
must have been standing on his head
when he took the observation.
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Ir YOuR HAIR IS HASH,
- Use Prof Woods hair restorative
Use Prof Woods hair restorative.
If your harris thin, ,-,....,...
Use Prof Woods hair restorative.
Use Prof Woods hair restorative
II Won have nervous headache,
Use Prof Woods hair restorative
lfyou have dandrut, .....
lcyou have eyuptions,
Use Prof Woods hair restorative
II you desire glossy hair,
II YOU desire to preserve the color,
= ' Use Prof Woois hair restorative.
If you desire not to loose the color,
Use Prof " ood's hair restorative.
If you want cheap article,
' Use Prot Woods hair restorative.
II YOU Cdnlie the beautiful lock,
Use Prof Woods hair restorative.
YOU admire the beautiful ringcls,
- WV use Prof Woods hair restorative.
fyou wish beautiful complexion.
Use Prof Woods hair restorative,
If vou wish a face free from imples,
' Use Prof Woods hair restorative,
If you wish to appear young, ,..,
Use Prof Woods hair restorative.
If you want testimony overwhelming,
Read the circular of Prof Woods hair restorative
If you want to find it, ,
The depot is at III Market st., ST. LHNls NO.
1t is also sold by every popular druggist IN city ad
couLtry Dec i9-Wly
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and spaGdtheiguwe n dreamy ''.' ~.
iogs about 'boJrsGor crop'--,A'I"-
n5ou! selling out and going TO H5@s
new country 70 get Hn.'or Land la
great secret is this; n 'oaa chat "an.
not do well in Franklin coaaty can't
do well anywhere else, Tor it is dcs'jn-
ed 10 be the gardru'spot Of America
the centre of the worid,--thc polar
star which will direct the lovers Of
knowledge and virtue to where once
stood the wigwam of the red man,
but now something ike ancient
Greece.
But must pot proceed with N!
jnacjga,ionS about this great couN.
to Of ours, lrs what say might caOs'
sqch a food Of c,Hmigration upon rs
that we would not be able to feed thrn
OF cur present means. They m3y
come after We make another CROP
| am going to farm a little next year
mysr!i, have not done much this
wear. Had it not been that there is
a pretty good mast, would have been
in the same fix Of those who work
poor land without manure.
Ihayn got plenty Of mola8s"s, made
from the Chinese Sugar Cane, to do
me for sweetning and lrcckon it IS TIC
best syrup you evertas'ed. 'Spose you
come down and try it. If you cant
cone ! am going TO take Il bottle iull
40 TO y. J. Slater, for all who desire
TO taste. There are about ninety men
in this comfy that ! feel Under some
oJii,utionsto for the manifestation o.
judgement displayed in the late cleo
tion Of Representative in this county
| do not know them, but if | should be
called upon to 60 against Brigham
Young, | would prefer those ninety to
six hundred others.
Something more about that Chinese
Sugar Cane. contemplate planting
five or six acres. have experiment.
ed far enough to know there is no
humbuggpry about it. lprqcurcd about
half pint OF seed which ! planted
about the middle OF May on one third
of an acre of thin land, determined to
give it fair trial. Having been often
previously humbuggcdwi,h new tricks
| did not, as is common, select the best
land. There is on my plantation plen,
tv of land which would yield double
what the land | planted on did.
planted it in dri'l,, three feet apart
one seed in Il place about iiijecn
inches apart -pioughed twice and
hooo once l." ''' VIC , *, - - p'"''
ING ara 'u'''>"''"1 = ''''' '''' ' r
10 '''.r ,''"'' Wv I"!'
mana w III" '''>'s vi 'i''''''''''''' '''e e
hau mace d 'e'''p''"'S "'''' W. '''''
Al -,
ny ha''o' 10 press ''' J'''' 0'''' '',''
s"''s'ieo o'o '''' ~ 'no'' ''''''
'0'ros OF INT juice ''o''' WV S'"', ,,.,
bo''ed IN co''''i'''' ''"'' "''''''' Nn"'''
ioE'y gallons 81 ''''o :! "'' '' e'''I''f
OF ''h'H'''' wv ''"'' - ~ NV
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Rachel, Hannah and Ellen.

Bond and approved security will be rcquir-
ed Of the hlrcr, who is to feed, comfortably
clothc and treat the negroes humany, pay
the tsxes thereon, and not take them out Of
Franklin co, B, z. RUSSEY.' q.
II. Executor, &c.
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Circumstances alter cases. Red paint,
which is a great improvement to the looks
OF old houses. is an injury to tho cheeks
Of young ladies.
To find out the number Of children in
. street, commence beating bass drum.
To find out the number Of idle men. start
dog fight.
The chap who took the thread of life
20 sew the rem, Of q house with, has gone
Wes. and iasenred patent point for
cross.eyeI needles.
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NEGROES TO HIRE.

On Friday, lst of of Jann,ry' lso5' before
the Court House door in WINCHESTER, will
hire 10 the h,gheli bidder. on credit TIL the
% of Dec. 1858, the folloalng slaves belong
I'M to the cs,1te OF Eliza Wagner, dec. TO-.
wit.
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n on, would SEQ the neares. represen.
,stion OF hell on earth. let him look into
gold 81 ,iIvsr ~.Gs,
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AMpROTYPES AND bAELAIN0TYPES

mo. w. CAMPBELL
HAS orcned JauSs ampbes Grocery
store and would invite tie reOlle of ircheSter ard
Franklin County to come and rive Him attal, 'a lie 'res
confident he give cf!iIc satisfaction Ia the h"aI"o
tyre aud am5rotype-two styles OF pictures which are
now univ rsaly admire nd ccOmme ideu above ali ol.
crs PicG,cs taken at prices iaNsi!'g from
ONE DOLLAR TO TW ENTITY.
Without any putting blowing lie woGi sim ly ask all
in wanto pictures come and @tci! cannot perform
to their satisfaction. ....
Novel II JOHN i. CAN 'b!.-!-
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-28
Police Intelligence .

THE Panel GAME BEAUTIFULLY l11rTRAuD-Moll
Hodges Maggie Holden and John spence arrested ny
policeman Slater Of the Fifth precinct charge of bav
ing stolen $40 from Lawrence Riley, resident OF No.
2Uh Broadway, by what N familiarity known the panel
game. The complainant in lengthy affidavit made be-
ioe Justice Welsh sets forth that the LIST IT November
INST. the above mentioned stolen and clloniousy
carried away from his possession that he has IN
poet and does suspect that the said property stolen
by the prisoners Tor the that said evening
between The hours Of eh and nine O'Clock he was met
by Maggc Holden IN Broadway, opposite Taylors saloon
Who accosted complainant and asked him TO follow her
that complainant dd 50, TO the corner Of Worth street
atreet, down Duane 10 West Broadway and from
thence "a No. IL Hudson street, To house
keli y, Noll IIcdges' ,ha, While 70 West Broad
ahead 20 the house. and that he should follow her tina,
che did and dcponcnl followed her 10 the aforesaid
house. where he Mol Hodges that he went - stairs
into Mspgcs and there undrcssed hmselfs satng
HE peniaoons chair In front o. the fireplace ~ his
wallet. containing $3.50. inside pocssi m hi.
vest which be placed the chair with his pan
falcons that upon taking his q. rsrcure be put his hand
INTO bis vest Tocket and found that hs wallet safe
but that when he got far Chambers street and
m,nc,d to examine the contents q the pokctbook he dis
covered that $40 had been stolen thcrcrum Riley is
positive that he had $3.50 in his pocke,book when he
tered the premises Aforesaid, and concludes his ahiavt
N the following style, explanatory Of the mode in which
the robbery cectcd-nyponom further that he
rrpcurrd the assistance az officers Mcord and Slater and
went back to the premises Of Mol Hodges, when they
found the place locked w and deserted, that said
Noll Hodges was arrested On tho 9Th instant,
18th inst that said Mo Hodges admitted that the
in which deponcut had been opened by Key from
the outside. aud that Spence had away with all the
money neponen, charges that tho said Mol Hodges Mag.
gc Holder and John spence setting IN concert have feo
nopsy sten hi money aforesaid aud prays that they
may be dealt With according 20 Law.
Tron the strength Of the above AFFIDAVIT The prisoners
were all committed Tor examination. Mol Hodges u an
old band al the panel game, aud has served her time in
tie state prison cor rohbng strangers " thc way aud
rcr aforesaid No part Of the stolen money has been
covered
TBp RoiHrRY ~ WORTH Sr.rT-A CoRnEeroS.--Ws
are assured that Mr. stiles &c Newark n H. rohbcd
IN the house No l47 Worth street, and not IN Ia az
rortcd yri tcrdny.
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The Cansis-Navisnsion NJ an End Tor the

From the Albany Journal Nov. q.
Tie canals frozen from end of the state n the
other. Yesterday and day before kind OF CATION
Kept ~ Tor short distances ~ the of icc break
ers hut the severe cold has given such thickness 10
tho ice a. 10 prevent this.
BrrTAtn. Nov. 25-T T.. "
The canal b frozen over here 10 the depth Of six
inches.
ROCHESTER Nov 90 1857.
Tho canal u closed here well below The weather
k clear but cold We have hopes 81 any boats get ng
lhforh west q Syracuse AID very little FOR those cas-, o.
that Place.
wrreroRr Nov. 2s. 1857
-Four boats passed here NJ O'Clock this morning.
TAM hyde Grant and Chef-for the Fast The Samuel
and William Crozn Port Byron The weather Il cold
and the ice IN The canal Il six inches thick
SYRAcgE Nov. ~. 1851
The canal here u closed, the ice being quite thick
popr JACKSON, Nov. 20. 1851
No boats were moving here yesterday today. Tn
less the weather iuoderates canal navigation efecuay
closed for tho season
TyoNs Nov. %, 1857
t. ros. n. = BryT0y ArpToR- Weather more mild
Ice breakers at work Fair prospect o. navigation being
re-oIcned. ENSIGN BENNETT
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,srr.ssn viEeyll Jewe having repaired, sailed from
Sem LrRor Osborne hence at Norfolk carried away 10.
boom, IN blow oa Chincoteague
r.,rSoHrp-on Wednesday 18th inst, ressrs Roosevelt,
Joyce Co. launched irum their ship yard foo, Of Houston
FIR splendid clipper bark called the Benefscor sho
sonsss feet kee $50 deck ~ feet beam is feet
owSsd y Ne.srs Low iRre. q Ibis city and intended
Corning late q ibs ship Messenger. -
The packet .hr View world 1900 tons Yesterday morn
have new she ore and al We stripped and rscsaed Snd
newly coIrssd The chip nlc 20 ions also on the sua
pered '' DO'A S"e WIZ Oe f'S"0'''
spoken. &c.
Brem ship " waucn from Bremen for Noreaus. Oct =
Foreign Ports.
Cowts. NOV 3Arr steamship North star Lefeyre, NYork
ra,sT P,rrs "t Gnsaaoupe Nov iarn por. ship gun
Stream Iard om Gaao fer s0rieans DISC. 6rirs william
Mcoe baton from Bangor dsg Ocean spray do do Going
CHARLEsTON, Nov FAR thy ted schr W smith, Wy
MOBILE NOV i7-arr shps City os Mobile Marshall Iav.
erpuo bernard Carney isvre; schrs Polly Frce, Price,
INV ORLEANS, Nov 10 PM-Cid ship Northampton, Cot
,s~'A .: MsrT Ss, rs' d !Dsa"S' 4
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