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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-22

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us q q = W IN u: q ~ dsss. s.aouAs
ins rsiasaos y as proc Of oh A'sr>eAA
| m Ont AnAbrosypss with Uass.-Elrst DAY
.s.:, .'''''' u prices n''aA'' ~ AiA'A
.~.ly. Cen. SOP: s: ssss. .:;::, ~. =:
10 S IeS Ssst e ss.. p acLAAs V~'
>skps.d- rwo sssd H.lf sias
Oaasras Address Arsiss .srsaa oess, ssA'a'
UsD.x o az
A1S M B.o.A~Ss
wore :sGsrs s ,ssss Ss.s 5000 worth soy. hss
wnA 70 tAs WIDE. Geld ist fos s osSiss
Eur Warehouse,
. Q 9. oSsTll. soxs
v~y ss'csa vsasz vasssa sock q
Al ssay reduced pxoss aai invite special attention % ~
ea.s.es. ~ AoS.: .s:s.ss ou.:o.:., :n
se 81 20 soSS - ncs Are oos properly prspT
Furs,-uank ana other F~ss 1t rsd~osd
prices : :s; ~ ~; :, : 80
Opsn,ng u tAs Far Season 9Ais Day.
.s . .ss:sS !; . s:s a. a....
''oe" y" ssLS e AND w1zr.s o1orHuo.
In Nv 5. 800 ss - ' :sa Z s "a nay
49,; :: sse q s. s &c =. :: $3.50: -:
10 CLOSE IT OUT Ar oNgs
' sss 4 ri Ssi ; 40 4 ;si' sf
n00ra'. or s's7TtE ri AZ a ;ssscs '''1
% s :.. :s s;s :: a & a.
!; :; 81 n ;:l II: g.. si 4 70.
Southern and Wsssa1 h~da
W." ~ Vs7 50" =; sf S:ys4 r. s.. s''
Corner Of Broadway and wsrsa strsss. new Isrk
Extra Heavy silk, Lambs Wool, Msr1ao
sSs = rS s :SS o s.sS oS:
Clothinx-Cornsr John street aud uasssu-
70 90 70 :. osa nj. @ c
10 before you purchase you wiS' goo iiShsr 9 ?"
App edS0a Of he liberal paonase tAsy snoyed hon
e :s e
= :::ss e $
F-rs, F.ys, F.rs.- Ballard, shsts & Co..
l Maiden l..s are .e.5 o. As .rsss :osa q fus ever
Everett House, UnAsn Square, Kew York
O. sna 3 a., S A' price Of a vi te-
Caoi Ila Whlslksy, Warranted SIX Years
% ~ . i;f L. %.
Dsnancs salamandsr sasss-WItA Passns
W. .'' RoBRf L. PAYRIoK.
HURRY d Lannan's Florida water, pre-
,sssI ssws 40 : pr. sor
sTesL ana b. al druEEss Il 20 cents per bOtls.
HolIoways Oansmsat -Chs Diseases OF the
a,n s.a As n Q -, aos A .S5 arc Ss s. ,'
's.r. .sii rhsS. pimps. 70 s1s au Ky rsasxsd ts as
o strsss and ooosu. ss A' 'A'' ' ''4 'A''
s.sea.lor'. HAIR Dy., wig: ana ro.pss:.
q as nAnufacsory. 2n BrossvSy.
Crast.doro's Hair Dye Wigs and To.Psss.-
pasd To- : Hssos HOUSE. ~ ' 'N -
mn, Inin,atAbls Gutter oS Hair, No. 1 Bar
ola, -HAF DIRE = boz. bisnx IniAIibs
opSueas
PrOf. Alex. q. Barry's TrscopAsTUus n eAs
best cAsSpss for DRESSING neautyng, oeansinx
svns preserving aad rsssnsns N hair. IAdis 6y so6
sveRywharA
Aaruh q Co.'S Radical CurU TrU0 O0es
removed b No. vessy street. Assor House
Whlts, Clear Sk1n and Vine AAAT.-JO0s1
ID Italian soap two shitnss End Jonss coral hAix OIL
sssTs'' M %v's~ ss--.;
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rWeive Gers ~ "a stats~ 49,. 49,
ggooeS PeotogTspAs. BY HUi~aH V0s
oea Iepot ~ Broadway
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CRY COnnH &R UlAL RE pOvT.

CITY CJnm I'm CuAL RE pOgT.
WEDNESDAY,, Uoa 2l-5P. n.
AgHw. me marx svNs quis, ana pr,oss uncssr.s.d
BsAApsruus -Flour-rhere oc~hHued 70 be- far A.
mand ffosn Inc local and Eastern trade vita some pdr
chsses FOR erTon The makst closed visbsns charge IN
prioes. fhe saies embraced ahcus 90 . 5000 bbls.
vi.as he yAnse Of ms folio sias qussAnesss =
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M8Cs aA1DU -vhs success q Tie new fairy paats
ns cS "Boreas" cossues - increase viiA sach rspsu
ueu ~ hesss being crowded In svsy para mis- result
ny parity b attributed 70 The spirit Of shs manage nsus In
producing. q % Depressed moment, N attraction osf'
Hy equal 70 any brought out hsre By the Ksvels
n iEsral outlay 10 being rapidly returned With insrest,
ID nou prssso1 sppsa' sncss "Boreas s keep ernng
n upoa Nibic's Mcket Office FOR some time 70 oone IL
saneosd for psro uaacs every evening MI further
Nos, end M'le Roa 10 also 10 appear In grand sates
nSy These Mined attractions cannot fl 70 sustain
~ deoervod prosperity Of Niblo's Garden.
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Extra Heavy SILK. Lambs Wool, msriao
end shirts and hand made TO
order, 0kE1N's Shirt Mandatory No Asscr House.
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UsaCza NBLo's 3ALooa -rhAl0eeg, We zxtemps ami
Frsgzcnm give grand concert \ Nibo's on Friday
Ing. Ths programme d strong enough 10 draw good
hoaM even In panic times.
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m Ont Anbrosypss with Cass.-F1rst DAY
~. rs.ir .uuion In prioss nveoiloa by KIABALL
~ rr A0way IA
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Furs, FuTs, Furs.- Ballard, 1hats & Co..
Maiden laaa ceiling on tbs Asest socA Of fu
thrown upon Ne market, At prices 70 suit III tnss
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Ca0i Ila Whlsksy, Warranted SIX Years
old cure fx ssle per punchson domohn.
By AATHUk RANDALL. No bouth william street.
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Cloihinx-Cornsr John street aud uassau.-
=. 40 hns 90 are selling their rSe stock OF stntee
clothing s prices foil 10 cent below their cne Gall a.
before you purchase, you want good olo,hng 81
pricos E. OOLAlIA4 Co
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sriins prsssrvas aad rssaons " kaiv. LAdi so
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HURRY Is LanAan's Florida water, pre-
pared iron freshly gshered fowess esl celebrated for
b-snuyng the COMPILE ZION for unrvaled frAs Anco.
Rold cy T. LARMAN 90. ~ho sale dyuxgsA, q Wases
strces, and b. al druEgiss, at 10 cents per bottle.
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Defiance Salamandsr 9Afos-Wlth Patent
poS prod defiance looks srd baSs Dspo 96 Pearl
w. WV WV" RoBRr L. PAYKIUK.
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G1rard House, Phlladslphla. In AccoF-
dance with he spirit q tae sa. and WITH gra:esu
dc travelling commuAit he propnsms Of As iFsd dous.
caim privilege Of being the ast IN Philadelphia 70 respon<
20 DE universal demand hmank On and AhAu
sondAy 10 Ccees thor proc Of boayd u be reduced ~
q q 10 a per diana vRsaBURY. SYKES 90
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Crastsd 0ro's Hair Dye wigs and 1Oupsss.-
The yy bes In the worUn sals; and he dys privately
pned no. Aston House.
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Rill, Inimatabis Gutter of Hair, 0os I Bar
Hair dye = boz. blAnx brown. IniAlbls
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Hoaloways Ointmsnt che Dlssssss OF the
cruste the bod and facs, rAhss ring vova
eter rheun pimplcs. 30 qu KY relieved By ns
vtu and coutus
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o~lIy Oarcuiassoa o. shs new York Herald
Renewal or the Cyps-ssoond Hand Eye
ror Sale CHEAP.
me daily rcuIauos Of shs journal having reached Ne
ams~sA q between soAy ~ ssray acssscpd COPIES ~
o. and sometimes sxoseuns sinsty thousand, bsccmes
nsosAsy onen and again 70 rsnow NE typs Of all sc~n
upos which . printed In . fsw days Ne sxpsa 10
rsesvs eur foss Of typs, which sss nov being ~
sufNcssrsd u Ne foundry a hsasnL oouna, vhsn ~
anAs vii iansdia,sly appear " ~ ssv drsa
In NE nsanlims ne yps uoos WHICH papss u sov
uv,r,~x. 4 nos By any Out n yin be found
oss epoass for NE purposss weekly ccuniry Jour
- We Aercfcve oar We foss q type win which
unAIp NV printed for sAis osaA tr~s sis ssch
~~sstv ar ssussy journals may b In Sod of n Al
~.,svs ar vrcpv,sAon VINO desire 70 purchase thh yps
vm sAs,ss ysnss Conner Sons, WHO Win ssas WIN
- % Va noss favorable cash ssnns-
Kscr.s Hats, Caps assd rurs are Aew 8ssr
~, a 30 IS Broadway. c~ner ruisop sresA
vsr~. D>alAr aasa, rail seyls, ~ Wnassv
- yultDs ssresl bsAvssn Broadway and EsHsAs ssss
Gs.si.ussn's Hate - osi.ing can % ..1rs sls-
r ~ s, :::s' ... .:. s !; Is sss y
rss.. sppsss gcssoa 2. ynecsg@n "., s az
ssso.scra Sc .oid :. prles. unqsuslly .sedsrs's
u .,v.s "A, a ,". ssv * Ssrs.uyn ., oup.e
sw-sy, ard afy nay be torIsycn Inas
iuuaEof eve seconds None Of The r. vmon nA,e
hkh srto rsndere comparatively vnfefA spp ~
a. aes prcduccnsL They are, In eszy tasvs rcspoS~
DsrfseL
asouPs vAsuxzs -.
yskon ~ tkt~ yl found pcsesaa vds~s TUine
& .SD1.from ordinsrr 70. ~ rrfr~'t-.
rmm ~raA0RpsrhRy 1rxr
gscH OF 6sse wosks h~s attracted much ard ~. BT9
ttayeNey NJ Macy the uvvwai psiss~ NU @rst,s
~ steenee s'rilar oae exhibited a. IA Ga -.
rHs sir,orsl oHsss uoxaa~ss
=
ASSOCIATIONS on Cxups
"~ = tdtsierca ans. portraits can ~ Ill. .tt
Tvs GALE
- % uutvNlled cnlscur -. ..4e
.kffiitf. and "
',E. ssst..t~-
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Batchslor's Hair Dye, wigs ana Coupess-
ne best world suI assing ALL aAdo sold and applied
a ths nanufAcosy. 2N BroaswN
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Everett House, UnAsn Square, Nsw York
On and rate he price psAxd Win reduced from
q 60 /, q NJ per diem. HAWL1Y u OLAPP
Ocgber u. iHe7.
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showed, ~ vsry simple oasuiaes, shas ell sns noaU
snA eli ne labor or Great Britain, ooossnssssd o. s
wesss, wosa mol osnpiss Asu. I'D ~ Nc sses
sAsssA esis tHsa announced IL wss, sad a~~ss 80
Ssse, nsoks y, dsau1aoa nd snAss.
49, ~ railroad paas In England. utterly or
.---..sed moa cr ~ railroad securities, sad
x~-....sx Tho remainder 10 q ptce from wni'o
49, ssvs never recovered. The msroanws oo"-
m.r,x, while acxns~ieacss = oil noe aosno nsas'
hare ,hs reaneas o, the ~ ~em, oensured ~ INNS
many ceusuo %, Dor creating the panic; yc' shsy sn|y
.poss vsa.-wbesher they poke OF ros-mas nave o'ms
-. natural course q evcaS. 5omc~nsre - ~ mss
~ nan connected with the London T~Hes' %
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BurU,-Wlnk and other FuSe ae ro0uoo0
,rsoos. N srsat vsrtsty, oheas for ~asA.
xSOHI1 kA1TTs 10 0reenwtch stree,
BosWoen warren and 0uxYAy,
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Opsnlng u tAs Far Season 1hls Day.
Prices b.low ocA.
A6ANH'8 BAz Ar
SU DruadwAy. B. btcholAs Hoeel
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III Br00WN.
90 400 worth son hats. 100000 wor.hres ..
SAOo WORE thndrens fame haka $4,000 worth boys naas
and caps.
EARLY PUR~HASHRS
WI 70 the wtdes Geld for chotoo - ~-
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xrcx.s Hass Caps and Furs are Aow Rsar
a, .i No AZ I,roAdwav Q ~nsy ruop svesA
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SssrsisuAsn's Hate - Oehina can - msnr. go
xHn, and sssAlps han csyN Of Ne NPhnnOhalD MAJ
tw ~ pressn, seas~ s0idfw y W ~ hS ~" "s%
hiu enl.
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bur WaFo0Ouoe,
no Is Mstdss lAna.
q q. 0UNTHER 6ONR
Are prepared tn The fAoe Of eGisttng
Orouznstanoo u trs1e. t. oon thsk
very e. iona 70 cd vaxiod sock q
LADaRg ofHnR MAaUvArvRnD rUR6p
A. ssay reduced pross AaA invite special attention % "
oou guArsnre ha no soods which properly prepar
cd and manufactured viii be ON Cd
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i lrusws,sc.s In .sss w,sss HARYpns wsswL ysrs-
nre.ffm hncc<s ~ hs rf-sroa tries y ~ rc,r -
ovs n ns sds strsee, PsuueAa ssosri.s Ne fa
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-02-27

TIE FARMING COMMUNITY, having
become generally convinced Of the great ad-
vantage of grinding Corn and Cob for Stock,
the only question 10 be considered is which IS
cast iron Mills heretofore offered, very seri-
Gus objection has existed, n want ofdurablity,
or liability soon TO wear out. In the Excel
sior" that objection is removed: The grinding
surface, " hich is the only part liable TO wear
out, consists of rings and casts separate from
the mill, and when worn out can be removed
and replaced at cost Of three dollars. This
mill is strong, simple in construction, easily
put up, and can be moved from place to place
without difficulty, and will crush IS bushels
per hour of coln and cob for stock, az lgrnd
meal for family use. The Excelsior" was
awarded the highest premium at the grcattr-
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SALES.
Land For sale.

In pursuance ofo decree of the Circuit
Court for Franklin County, Tennessee, pro-
nounced nj tho November torn, 1865, in the
cause Of VIM. b. a. r. T. Buckner admins
trntors and oihors complainants, and j. NJ
Bennett, Samuel Holland and others Defend
ants, will, on Saturday the 7th day Of March,
1857, upon tho promises, offer for sale to
the highest bidder, upon credit of one, two
and three years, the tract of land Of which
John Buckncr died seized and possessed (less
the Widows dowe) lying upon the road lead
ing from Winchester to liockervlle, contain
ing about three hundred acres--the bidding
for said land 10 commence at four dollars per
acre. Bond and security required ofthe pur-
chaser, ond lien retained upon the land un-
til The purchase money is paid. ........
N. FRIZZELL, Clerk &c.
Jan 90, 1857, ids
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EARLY ARRIvAL.--By referring to
their advertisement, in another col
umn, 1T will be seen that Messrs. N.
r. Martin & Son are receiving their
stock of Spring Goods. They have
taken time by the forelock, and pre-.
pared for the wants of their custom
ers. The stock was laid in by Mr.. N.
R. Martin, who informs us that he
used his utmost to select the kind of
goods which he thought would best
please the people in general, and asks
them to give them a call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Mr. Martin has
been engaged in the business of his
line for many years, and we know he
ought to able to select number one
lot of Dry Goods. Their purchases
have been made mostly for the Spring
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al Of Agricultural Implements in Nashville on
the 4th, 9th and 9th Of June. lS58,Hand in
contest with the Improved "llule Giant IN
Nashville, August 30ih, 1856, the "ExccsIor"
was awarded a silver cup. This Mill is fur.
nished all complete with two pairs Of grind
ing rings which makes it equal 10 two mills,
at the low price Of fifty dollars. This Mill
stands upon legs, is put up in n short time by
any ordinary farm hand, and unlike all other
Corn Crushers discharges the meal from one
point directly into half bushel.' Persons
wanting the above Mill or wishing to pur-
chase County Rights will please address the
undersigned, and obtain circular with flu!
information.
JAMES c. BALDWIN, & co.,
81 College Street,
Sept 6-Gn. Nashville, Tenn
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20 HHHsa. .Has
Sheriff Snie.

On the fourth Monday, being the 23d
day February, 1857, at the Court House
door in Winchester, | will offer for sale
TO the highest bidder for cash, negro
hoy named George, mulalto, aged nine
years, levied upon as the property oil
John G. Brazelton TO satisfy a fl. ia. in
my hands for collection, in favor Of J.
M. Copenhaver and against said Brazcl'
ton, issued by the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court Of Franklin County, Tenn. will
sell all the right, title and interest thai
said Brazelton has in and to said George
l.. w. GONCE, Shift.
Jan. %, 1857. 81
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Observation-Disclosures Jonrdan has
removed his Dry Goods and Variety
Store to the old Wilson house, on the
East corner of the square. In our
ambulations yesterday we had occa-
sion for calling in, and must acEnowl-
edge we were surprised to see what a
show his "Dry Goods, Con(ectionaries.
Toys and Varieties" make, and all so
neatly and economically arranged
No one could tell what he had while
in the little room he formerly occu-
pied, but now he space enough at his
present location to display what before
was hid in boxes, barrels, &c.
Vive le Jourdan. =
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The TMEsrIANs OF WINCHESTER On

M The TMEspIANs or WINCHESTER. On
last Saturday night our town was en-
tcrtained by the performances of a So
ciety of young men, who have lately
banded themselves together as a Thes-
plan Society. This was their first per-
formance before public audience
NThey acted two farces-Who Speaks
VI FirsN and Grimsha,o, Bagshaw and
n Bradshaw.
We have seen older and more prac-
ticed actors than these fall behind some
of the characters of last Saturday
night. Indeed, without any reflection
upon others, we think that some parts
in the exhibition we're perfect as ma
ture, and showed considerable dramat-
ic taste and talent in those who acted
them. There is, however. necessity
for small outlay for scenery, &c, and
from the numbers which crowded the
house on the above occasion, which
WAS given gratuitously by the Society,
I'VE predict that means can easily be
procured in a few exhibitions, from the
sale oftickets at 25 or so cents each,
sufficient to supply the Society with
oil such nccessaries.
Their object is not to make money,
but improvement. We have no doubt
but that selection of chastc and taste
ful plays will be encouraged and pat
ronized by even the most scrupulous
We have not heard, and do not expect
10 hear a word of murmur against the
enterprise so long as it is conducted
by the present members Of the organ
ixa'ion. All the young men are Of the
most moral and respectful class in our
country. We therefore hope that a
liberal community will exten | to them
that encouragement which they de-
serve. Let no one try to check dis
position in the young to advance them-
selves. Then there will be less cause
10 ceniure the INDECENT and vicious.-
Ialf Of the evil in the country springs
from nelectin3 attempted good, and
suppressed emulation.
4 Then let not this Society be con-
temned or neglected. 1t becomes all
good citizens to encourage it. We dis
like to see a censorious person always
ready to rebuke young men for idle
ness and dissipation, but never dispcs
cd to aid them when they attempt
anything meritorious.
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LOCUST HILL
FEMALE SEMINARY,
Located two miles South East of Salem,
FRANKIIN CouNTy. TENNEssEI.
FRANKLIN County. TENNESSEE.

The Trustees Of this Institution take pleas
urc in calling the attention Of the public to it,
believing that there are advantages offered,
equal to any in the country, for obtaining all
the elements Of good English and Classical
Education, ut the same time atTording those
from distance a comfortable and cheap
home The situation is pleasant and healthy,
and in one of the most moral and refined
neighborhoods in Tennessee.
In addition to the present means Of accom-
modating pupils, a two story building, thirty
six by forty-eght feet, has been commenced,
and will be completed in few months. Effort
is also being mndc to secure complete set Of
philosophical apparatus by the opening Of the
next session,
The Principal, Prof. N. B. SMITH, having
for several years occupied the chair Of Math-
cmatics in Franklin College, Tennessee, the
Trustees feel confident that he will be able to
give complete satisfaction.
Miss Lucy Z. BARNES, regular graduate
of Franklin College, Tenn, has charge Of the
Musical Department, and will give lessons in
the French language, SC.
TERMS. uHE
Boarding, per week.. ...........$ | 81
boarding ana tuition, from MONDAY
to Friday evening, per session of
~ weeks, ............ ~ w
Spelling, Reading, Writing and Men,
tai Arithmetic. ................ 7 GO
Geography, Grammar and Arithmetic, 9 90
Natural Sciences, and the higher
branches Of Mathematics. ....... II 90
Lessons on the Piano.. ............ 80 90
Lessons in the French Language,... 10 90
A MALE DEPARTMENT has been organized,
and preparation will be made to board few
small boys. Pupils coming from distance
will be required to board in the family of the
Principal, unless they have relatives residing
in the neighborhood with whom they can
board. .
The next Session will commence
March 1St, 1857.
USTEES. ..
Joseph L. Baker, Geo. w. Hunt,
Jefferson Estill, Thomas Mosely
David Llpscomb, William Damron,
E. Tarrent, VIM. G. HanIley, Chairman.
Fab6 3. ... ly '.s,
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Land fGse ,snSG,

BY virtue of a decree q. the County Court
of franklin County, in Tennessee, pronounc-
ed at its February Term, 1857, in the cause
of Jesse S. Mcclure aud others against james
]. Mcclure and others, will on Friday the
Goth day of March, 1857, offer for sale on the
premises, 10 the highest bidder, on credit of
one, two and three years, the lands of which
lessee Mcclure died seized and possessed,
lying in District No. 3. of Franklin County !;
one lrac, containing 1861 acres, to be started
at So per acre; the other tract containing 10
ceres, to be started at 81 per acre. The
purchasers will be required to give bond and
approved security, and lien will be retained
on the land until ali the purchase money is
paid. w. E. TAYLOR, elk.
Febl3 3w
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ShCriE'S Sale,

On Saturday, the 2lsl day ofFebruary
1857, at the Court House door, | will Of
fer for sale to the highest bidder for cash,
a tract of land lying and being in Frank
lin county, Tenn. Lies in Dist. No s on
the waters Of Elk River. Said tract oil
land lies adjoining the land Of John W.
D. Stamper on the North, and formerly
known as the James Darlis tract OF land
containing two hundred acres more OF
less, levied upon as the property of W.
II. Morgan, to satisfy fl. ia. in my hand
for collection, in favor Of 0. B. Edmon
son, issued by order fthe Clerk and Mas
ter Of the Chancery Court at Winches
ter, Tennessee: L. w. GONCE.
January %, 1852. ...
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Notice..

On the 18th Monday, being the 23d day of
March, 1857, at the Court House door in Win
chester, Tenn, we or either of us will sell to
the highest bidder for casha negro boy named
Lewis, copper color, aged five years, levied
upon as the property of NJ. Custer, and to be
sold to satisfy two Fl fas, one in favor of Har-
r!s g. Williams and against M. Custer and
others, issued from the Circuit Court of Frank
lin County, Tennessee, ana the other in favor
of John c. Brazelon, against M. Custer and
others, issued by Thos. Finch, J. p.
Given under our hands and seals.
JAS. MASON, Dept. Shift,
Fch2O JOHN P HEFFNER, Const.
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1J We cannot give any late com.
mercial news this week on account
of the failure in the arrival of our
mail. -trf Jg ~
We understand that the cars run off
the. track. and into the river, some
where between Decherd and Nash
vile, killing the fireman, engineer,
and two brakemen. We fear that
the damage is even worse than report
ed. More in our next. .
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State of Tennessee.

District Court Of Chancery a Winchester
Clerks Office, Jan. 81, 1857.
Margaret Newman
VS..
Benjamin Decherd,
On motion Of complainant and it ap.
pearing to the satisfaction Of the Clerk
and Master that defendant, Ben amin
Decherd, is a nonresident Of the State
Of Tennessee, so that the ordinary pro.
cess Of law cannot be served on him, II
is therefore ordered that publication be
made in the Home Journal, a newspa.
per published in the town Of Winchester,
Tennessee, for three successive weeks re-.
curing said nonresident defendant to
make his personal appearance herein on
or before Wednesday after third Monday
of February, A. D., 1851, and plead, an.
swer, or demur to compliments bill, OF
the same will be taken for confessed and
set for hearing exparte as TO him.
A copy attest.
Jan22 St HU. FRANCIS, C. & NJ.