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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-01

THE SECRET INFtRNITirs or
YOUTH AND MATURuTY.
Just Pnhlished, gratis, the twenty afth Thoussnd.
A FEW WORDS on THE RATIONAL
"A tyeatmsnt without Medicine Of spsrmssogrhee
or Local Weakness, Nocturnal emlseiope, 0enisal
TEN, imposeney, and impediments 10 Marriage gene
~ ,. NJ LAuDv, r. =.
The important fact that the many aaaruins con.
paants, originating In the impruAenes an1 eolSuAs Of
yostA. may b easaH remevea wieAeut MoAicine q
tireiy nsw end hghly sseesss1al trees1cst = ecSe
ID BY the Authos, fully sxplaansa, ~ neaae e uAfeA
every ons v epebsd 70 euSs hinasf psgsee1 81 =
vertised nostruns Of the day
nses % any address, grssis ed poa sse n ssalsA
go 5. 81 .s ~:
Yost City. aO1o11wo0s
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WILSON q MARLEY.
WnOLESALE GRoCEkS,

WILSON = MARLEY.
Wholesale GRoCEkC.
POST OFFICE BUILDING
TEAS TEAS TEAS. TEAS TEAS
100 half ehes, Young Hyson and aunro~dss.
30 half chests Ooiong and soaehcrg
~ caadirs from | 10 - lbs
~ boxe. Pain Soap.
20 box.. vartegs;rd SOAP.
10 boxes shaving d
- boxe. Transparent g.,
bnx.. Castle DE-
80 boxes Pickles.
loo boxes Tomato fa,-up and Pepper ssuer
LOO boxes various brand. chncr fohaeeo
l0,.Dn Cuts @iA.- Cigar.
:n,uoo lmrat,ed o.
DO taxcs Ne snd scaled nrrfit..
30 bhls Maekefci
q hall bh,- a.
10 kit;s for family a-e.
~ bills aEi Kegs "A Malasse.
~ hhd- Sugar
81 dog BED iaIsl-.
81 bbls dried Appies
~ SACKS drsed fcacne..
loo hlxes Rew Rasshs.
2 bile assorted Nuts.
40 boxes do gls-.
49, kegs ATseytrh Nall.
so dor rumt.er-
spices 81 all kiir
WSoieu aid Willow Ware, Bru.he.
80 ebl- Cider NiHegss
~ Together with iarse stock Of other article.
Ill ~ whieh we Will sell GA reasonable i~rms
JuleiidAw WILSON 4 HARLEY
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Pennsylvania Railroad.


II
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, con.
- nscrixo the Atlantic elite. with the we.,ers.
Northwestsrn, and Southwestern States. Us a CO..
:ineoas Railway direct This Rad also connect. at
.stsesaSgh with daily line u siean~rs to all pers 0h
chsspss, aud reliable roa,. BY which fssssi, an
Sorvssdsd 70 AID from the Ores, West
AArss ssrwsEs pH,lADslrstA Asp r,rr-srsa
Sisss Cana -beois, Shoes, Hats.
asd Cap, Books, Dry 0oods ia -.
soses, bAlss and trunks1 Drugs. nn W Per y" Z
eosss asd eAiss,, furs, Feathers,
osecxp Casa Domestic sheeitux
Starting On, rekiny Gin Original
eAes,l pFuSs, TIN casks Hart 80 per LOO n
wsss, Leather, Go rolls OF boresD
Wool aud Sheep Psts. Eastward
Tsiae CASA -Anyiis, steel, ChAlns
in essksl Hemp, Bacon Fork
sailed Soose or IN sAeksi Tobacco 5oc t,xt i,,D Ia
in.Axsse'arsa ssne~rt Cigars o.
Forssn cLAss -coe.s, Fish Bacon.
sssi snd Fora, sin sAsk. o. ..9A..
Mails. Soda Ash, herman Cav W. W. ''
Tar Pitch. Rosln, Ac
Ylors-- per barrel sniil further natr.
osAiS -soc per loo lhs until farther no,.c.
...vss Y ~ oaiei hot exceeding - n, weight
- In chipping Gooas non any point .a., Of pr,
:yissss. s.roea y mari s ~. fss
sqsnts for ths Road a. Pkilad.!pha 81 Fiti.bu,s w
Ys I: eSTsfsd ., s,snSs. ds.s.,sn
ne1pels, Tenn T. y 6ass ~ Il, Lar. I.
nassSsli Won. kvsnsvills, ina bans.nil. lei !
Hs1rsa. nsa,son, lad spri.ma aa'.., s,o ~
lrvtn = 60, Ctncinhaii n " Ursharn Il" z., M
:.ic: q Ls.sA &c Co. Z. k,s, street, Ba.ioa Isscl
0..ssy rAss, n 4 j Bn~@eer, PLilAd.lphga
H. Essw koons, Baltimore Geo 1 Fronel.ea.
1snsrAl Freight Agent Phi,ad.lrni,
- DoehAkkT, sapt Altoona, Pa
-. rlk I'M RAILROAD.
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Gotcls.
DENTON HOUSE.

QENJANlN DENTON, PROPRIETOR.
~ formerly ~ raashkerrsie. n Y
The House and furniture are entirely new and the
House 10 situated an the corner " Third aud Iowa
streets ~ pleasant part II the city, aud ouiy three
ssssfes from the bcpei, aud 10 guaranteed ~ not
tie hes' - be as good uosse 40 there 10 4. The
plaes Travellers wishink " atop al Davenport will
aad nj tbs pentua House all the com forte Of good
home, comprising clean rcoms clean beds good at
iendsaee, aud cheerful compliance with every rea
.ouahie demand
is:ssf BKSS DENTON
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9toues, 81.


STOv We 3 J,
Wholesale md Retail
Amo"s our sssors~sn, s'aads ssr,vsllsd II.
FOREST OAK.
For vood or coal Thss stove 10 On ,mrroy,m.s,
CA the Charter OAK which he iak 81 th~ ~, rv.,
Nm A. Scott coan'y Fair, and also ., the state FAR
GOLDEN AGE, ron wooD.
-Also-
VULCAN AIR TIGHT, WOOD OR COAL.
c,sssaa = charter O~h Cssa. zeal Or wssA.
BLACK DIAMOND. FOE COAL
CLIMAX, FOR COAL.
SNOW BIRD, FOR DO.
CENTURIAN, GOVERNOR,
MORNING STAR, KING OF
STOVES, ELEVATED OVENS, sc.
lin, Sheet Iron, Copper, Japan and
hkFi'kHAroRs ,, MAEEs COOLERS, AND
ROOFING AND SPOUTaNG,
and JoBBIN0 of all Kind. a, slo,, so,,ss and hs.,
~ city references gwen ~
COPPER WORK,
for machinery and Steam Kns,n.. don. 10 order
Those erecting Steam Mills or mscLinsr, M any
klnd Wherein copper IL used, Ne aak 10 sail In y.
East We viii ~''' '"''"e'
GUARANTEE 0uR WORK,
aad sac You the time, trouble and expcnss incurred
In getting such wosk done abroad
- Brady street, between % and "a, orposl,e IN,
eo.s Odfse Wv
-.l.. r J oILLETT co.
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CuDsIANfiAIiY DUILf And GOT UP.
:: x. ~ ~ s; S ]; 81; ~
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LO - - ~ n l. T. u ~
tsrccxssoas TO rsos pIoTrJ
DEALERS IN IRON, STEEL, NAILS AND
II stoves,
Heavy and Shelf Hardware,
NJ. a3s LeAs street, Chicago. IA.
6 BDLs 0ROcERS EXTRA SYRUP,
reduced prlees sais REYNOLDS ELY = 20
I'M HHDS CUBA AND PORTO lklc0
I'M SUGARS NO bbls New York Coffee do,
800 ebls Crushed and Powdered do. juss received
and Will be sold ~ the trade a lowest Cash prices
aals REYNOLDS ELY co
KIM BAGS RIO COFFEE, 100 BAGS La.
~ 0UAYRA do. loo hAss NsrAeaiho do. 30
Pockets a. u Java do, al lees than pres~nt market
prices auis REYNOLDS. ELY co
0n HALF CHESTS YOUNG HYSON,
~NNNJ aunrowder Imperial and BLACK Tea
bought before present advance, and will be sold a,
iess than Ssw York price,, aad on liberal ,erms
REYNOLDS ELY 4 CO.
Reynolds Ely Block,
aals cer. south Water q and Michigan avenue
SNOW CASES! Snow CADE1..
RlDE RS NICHOLS, SHOW CASE AND
~ Meta sAsh Manufacturers, lspk south CLARK
street. between Adams and Monroe streets Chicago
Illinois
show Cases of every description, constantly on
hand and nAaie 10 order, such ~ Silver Plated, Ger.
man rii'~f, Rosewood, Mahogany. BlAck Walnut.
Ae Orders from the country prompt, attended TO
Asses packs. and shipped q any part OF the United
stAsss Address. RIDER NICHOLAS
$50 South Clark Ell e~t
myis dsrs Poet ofsce Boa 2iss Chicao. in.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-19
DIR. #. c.. MU.RRELL,

ResDeciiully announces to the citizens
Franklin county that he has permanently set
tied in Winchester, where he hopes to receive
share in the practice of his profession in It's
various branches.
Residence on High Street, in the house for
merly occupied by Dr.. Ciopton; Office on
Main ST.. nearly opposite the Mountain House
Marco ly
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To Our Patrons.

Friends, we told You last summer
that we didn't intend to dun you until
about Christmas. Well, we nave kept
our word. 1t is certainly aggravating
to read dams, and seldom will our al
most houndless leniency permit US to
even demand any Of our debtors to
pay up. Bat Christmas is nearly here,
and We must have some money. We
have lots of it owing to US, and we
most respectfully ask all who owe us
for subscription, job-work, &c, to
come forward or send their indebted
ness at once. Now, kind reader, if
YOU owe us anything at all, above one
cent, don't think we are talking to
others and not to you. Your little
bill, if paid, would help some; for,
while we generally owe in large sums,
vet our assets are all in scattered
places and in small amounts, but
added together they will amply, aye, il
great deal more than meet our liabil-
tiles. Now, just consider that you are
addressed. Don't say that the little
you owe would not be missed if you
ever do not pay it, for all the rest may
think and act just like you. You re-
member that there was once, in some
place in France, a minister of the
gospel who was much beloved by his
congregation So they all (some 25)
concluded to present their preacher
with bottle OF wine, apiece, made
by each one Of them, as Il testimony
ofthcir regard. But one little French
man concluded that he would ill his
bottle with water, which would not be
noticed with "a good ones. The bot
ties were then all sent, when 10! and
behold, every Frenchman had enter
tanned similar thoughts, and had each
one sent bottle Of Dater for wine,
thinking his would not be noticed
And now, friends, we want none of
you TO send US water. Let us have
wine-or, in other words, let us have
the amounts you owe us, and we will
be stimulated to renewed energy and
cxertion, and will ever be grateful
DO help US. You have no idea how
much our expenses are yearly. all OF
which take cash out of our pocket, and
we are depending on what you owe
us, to meet them. Nov, friends. see
who can let US have the most money
by Christmas--sec who can come up
most promptly.
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valuable Lands and Town LOIS
FOR SALE.

By virtue of Il decree Of the County Court OF
Frnnkln County, in the State Of Tennessee
pronounced at It's March Term, l357,-l will
on the frsi Monday IN January, 1888, offer Tor
sale Mt the Cour, House door in Winchester,
to the highest bidder, on credit of one and
two wears, the following described lots ana
lands, of which William Barnes died seized
and possessed, ,o-wt:
Lots No. 10 and l3 in the town OF Dcch'
erd, the biddngs for said lots to commence
at 500 each. The sum Of ten dollars on
each of said lots will be required to be paid
on day Of sale,
One tract of land conveyed to VIM. Barnes
by Rolin Lane, containing l53S acres; and
one tract conveyed to said VIM. Barnes by
Andrus Matthews, and contains 100 acres
Said tracts Of land adjoin each other ard con-
stitute tina tract upon which said William
Barnes died. Said lands will be sold alto
gether or separately, as may be thought nd
yisabIe on day Of sale. the blddings for sane
to commence at s. II so per acre, $40 W
cash will be required Of the purchasers OF
the lands on day Of sale.
Bond, with two or more good and approved
securities, will be required of the purchasers
of said lands and lots, and lien will be re-
tanned on same until all the purchase money
is paid,
NOVEL WIN. E. TAILOR. Clerk.
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LAND FOR SALE.

BY virtue of decree of the Chancery
Court at Winchester, Tenn. pronounced Au-
gust Term, A. d.. 1857, in the cause Peter
Simmons vs. Bcrsheba Simmons, ct ais, Will,
on the 18th day of December next, in IT,
town of Salem, sell forty acres Of land part
of VIM. Simmons tract, on credit OF one
two and three years, starting the blddlngs at
800. The purchasers will be required 10
rive bond and security for said lands and
lien retained on same until purchase money
is paid. IU. FRANCIS, c. & M.
Nov % prs fee S. Al.
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State of Tennessee. Franklin Co.
To Sarah Swan, Adni'x Of william
SWnM dec,

You are hereby ord red TO give notice by
advertising in the Home Journal, newspa-
per published in Winchester, Tenn, and al
so at the court house IN said county, in writ
ing, for all persons having claims against the
estate of said decedenl, to appear and file
their claims with The undersigned Judge of
said County Court, duly authenticated &c.
cording to !aw, on or bcinrc the first Monday
in June, 1853.
Decl2 WILEY benson, Judge &c.
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LAND FOR SALE,

By virtue OF decree Of the Chancery
Cour, At Winchester. Tenn pronounced Au-
gust Term. A. D., 1851, in the cause l.. w.
Gonce W.. Madison Williams, ct ais, | will on
the frs, Monday in January next, before the
Cour, house door. in Winchester. Tenn, sell
for ready ca,h. tract of land Of one hundred
acres, more or less, adjoining the lands oil
Madison Williams. more particular des-
cription Of said lands will be given on the day
of sale. HU. FRANCIS, d NJ.
Nov % prs fee = 40
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Notice 10 Defendant.

NDtltC 40 DcituutNt
John Frizzei, agent for 5. A. Lockhart t, and
George Simmons,
VS..
Francis For,nan, defendant
ORIG NAL ATTAC Fl NJ L N / l..
It appearing to me, in this cnsc, thai the
defendant IS u nonresident Of the StHtc OF
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process OF
law cannot be served upon him, and has debts
or effects which have been attached, &c,
1t is therefore considered by me that all fur
Their proceeding in this case be stayed until
The first Monday in June, 1853, and that the
plaintiffs be required to make publication IN
the Home Jonrnnl-a weekly newspaper pub
lished in the town Of Winchester, Tennessee
for six successive weeks, SO as to compel
the defendants to appear and answer the com.
plant Of the said plaintiffs, or the same Will
be taken for confessed and set for hearing.
exparte as to him.
NOVEL 6w JOHN /. SLATER,
Justice of the Peace, Franklin Co.
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What the Banks Make by Suspen-
sion.

For every day the Banks Of Tenn,
remain in suspended condition, says
the Gallatin Examiner, they are ma
king six per cent. out of the people
who hold their notes. Any one who
will take the trouble to make an ag.
gregate of their circulation, and est.
mate the interest upon it, can soon
work it out, and as we find the same
point ciphercd out by the Richmond
Examiner, in reference to the Virgin
ia banks, it will illustrate how our
banks have their fingers in the eyes OF
our people. The Examiner speaks
thus of the subject.
The effect of suspension, legalizcd,
is plainly to allow the banks bonus,
beyond all doubt, from the public, of
the interest on the notes they keep in
circulation during the period of sus-
pension. They pay out those notes
to the persons whose negotiable pa
per they discount for interest, for their
own notes, although charging full
interest on the negotiable notes Of
their customers for which they ex-
change their own. Now, the Virgin
ia banks remained in a state of sus-
pension from May, 1887, to Novem-
Der, 1912, a period of five years and
a half. Their suspension was legal.
lied by express and repeated acts
They, therefore made profit on the
circulation they kept out during the
period. Of six per cent. on the average
amount per annum. That circulation
was officially reported as follows, for
each of the years of suspension-(we
annex to each years circulation its
equivalent interest for the year at six
per cent?:
ls3s-Circulation $7,OsG,276
Interest s422,l76I
lS39-CircuIation s,OS9,493
interest 4S1,369
ls40--Circulation G,707,7Ol
Interest 402,462
ls4l-Circulation 7,722,4s3
Interest 4G3,3l4
INSTRUMENTATION 7,753,3OO
Interest 465, 1913
Total profit for years, s2,24l.519
winch all must agree was a pretty
handsome handful of money to be
legIslated into the strong boxes OF
three or four rich corporations. Two
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Total profit for 5 years, s2,24l.519
which all must agree was pretty
handsome handful of money to be
leglslated into the strong boxes OF
three or four rich corporations. Two
millions and quarter!'
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What arc the chief ends of man.
asked a school teacher of bis pupils.
Head and feet was the prompt reply.
The teacher tainted.
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H Now, look here, Charlie, jim
mout be an honest Niger, and then
again he moutent; but if ! was a chick.
en-. and know'd he was about the yard,
| tell you what, niger, Id roost high,
| would
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Clifton & Abbott,
NASHVILLE, TENN,

7 4
uAVlNG now opened and arranged ready Tor our Gus
i toners large and well selected assortment OF
READY MADE CLOTHING,
consisting in part Of
Frock, Dress, and Overcoats,
Shawls, Blankets, Muiflers,
Pants, Vests,
Shirts, Collars,
Neck Ties, Handkerchiefs,
KID, Buck and Cloth Gloves,
Sill! and Wooden Undershlrts,
Halt hose, Suspenders and Scarts,
nd la wing fine stock of Piece Goods ha'd which can
be made p at short notice and IN the best manner; we
would invite all in want Of goods in our lire to callat
No. as Cedar ST., Nashville, Echn.
u
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LOCUST HILL
FEMALE SEMINARY,
IOcatnd Two mi TeSSOUtIl- East OF oaIeIn
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
eoua! to any in the country, for obtaining all
the clements Of good English and Classical
Education, ut the same time atording those
from distance comfortable and cheap
home. The situation is pleasant and healthy,
and in one Of the most moral and refined
nejrboorhoods in Tennessee.
In addlto to the present means Of accom-
modating pupils, two story building 'hlr'y-
eight BY ftty-,wo feet, has been commenced,
and will be completed by lst ot'August. Effort
is also being made'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 tho char OF Nlath-
ematics 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, ana Will give lessons IN
the French language, &c.
TER MS.
Boarding, per week,... .........$ 10
Boarding and Tuition, from Monday,
to Friday evening, per session OF
~ weeks, ......... '.....'' "o w
Spelling, Reading, Writing and Men
tai Arithmetic. ................ w
Geography p, Grammar and Arithmetic, W
Natural Sciences, and the higher
branches Of Mathematics. ,..... II W
Lessons on the Piano.. ~ w
Lessons in the French Language,... III w
A MALE DEPARTMENT has been organized,
and preparation will be made to board fifteen
oe III boys. Pupils coming from distance
will be required to board in the family of the
Principal, unless they have relatives residing
in the neighborhool with whom they can
Board
The next Session will commence
August, 1857.
TR UST ES.
Joseph +. Baker, Geo. w. Hunt,
Jefferson Estill, Thomas MoseIy,
David Lipscomb, William Damron,
W., ~ II,nJloy Chairman
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W. ROBINSON. ........ 'HENfY hALL'
ROBINSON L. HALL,
CABINET MAKERS g. UNDERTAKES

Thankful for past favors, the undersigned
would solicit continuance OF the same
Furniture for all uses, from the kitchen TO
the parlor, constantly on hand or made to Or =,
der by good workmcn' 0~- CollAuE
BEDS'rEADS also for sale
Having an excellent Ilearsc, they are pre-
m red 70 make and carry out Coiiins on short
notice and reasonable terms.
'I Innoo7 ~ ROBINSON g. HALL.
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Something for Every Lady
SHEPPARD'S GREAT BENEFACTCR,
THE Greatest Periodical Remedy
EyE!E DISCO Y E.ss;n.

The Greatest PpyiOdlcHt femedy
EysEE DlsC0y EsEn.
| 900 BXS. RETAlLED MONTHLY.
The Brnefacor is ntaliblc for the lm'ne-
diate removal Of Distractions, Irregularities,
Prolapsus Uteri,. Calling OF the womb Leu
corrhea or Whites, and all the diseases p' Gu
liar to females
This remedy has never in single case fail
ed in producing the Menses have rece!y.
ed many letters Of rccenn nda''on, which
all say, ut is the best remedy we anve ever
used" Sickness at somach, headache, Ian
guor, debility, pains in the head, side aud
back, loss Of appetite. costiveness. &c, are
some of the symptoms which attend irregu-
lar mensiuralion. This remedy is certain to
remove one and all of these symptoms.
BE sure and getthe genuine, which has my
signature on each box. THIS remedy may oe
had by addressing is. Sheppard, Wes' Fourth
street, CincnnrtI, and enclosing s l, and the
remedy will be sent by return mail.
N. B.--Ladies who are pregnant should not
use this remedy, os it is sure to bring on mis-
carriage, though no injury to health would
follow. One box S |, three boxes s.. All
letters Of inquiry must contain postage
stamp to ensure an answer.
J. S. SHEPPARD,
aug1 ly Sole Proprietor, Cincinnati. y.
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a.. vi. FARNE RiR,

a.. vi. FARMER,
AT HIS OLD STAND, SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF THE - SQUARE,
Winchester, Essksl Tennessee.
Very thankful for the liberal patronage,
heretofore extended to him, keeps on hand
and will furnish any article IN cabinet furnl-
ture at the shortest notice, either OF his own
manufacture or Ct factory work. he IS de-
termned that no one shall uolersell him or
give more inducements for custom. Any
article of his own make that does not prove
to be such as he sells it for may be returned
on his hands.
COFFINS FURNISHED
at all times as cheap as any other person will
furnish them, and on the shortest notice, and
sent to any portion of the country without
extra charge. His horse that he keeps for
such purposes is well known and cannot be
surpassed in point Of geDtlenoss in any
country.
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LINCOLN HOUSE,
TullahOml, Team.

10. B. SMITH, PnoPn,EToR.
Having taken charge OF the above hotel |
will endeavor to please all who may favor me
with call. From my friends and the cltl-
zens of Franklin and the surrounding conn
try, would solicit patronage. The table will
at all times be provided with the best the
country affords, and every care will be taken
to please all
There is good Livery Stable ontgnous
to this house, and the Fayetteville, Mulberry
and Lynchburg mail and PASSENGER coach
leaves his hotel every Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday for the above places, at ] o'clock
p. NJ, aud returning every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, at II o'clock A. NJ, making
connections with the Nashville and Chatta-
nooga and McMinnvl'e and Manchester mail
trains. Tuahoma, July IL, 1857.
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NEGROES TO HIRE.

On Eriday he LIST day Of Mnuary 1855,
before the court house door in Winchester, |
will hire to the highest bidder, on credit
till the 9th December, 1853. the following
slaves belonging 10 John G. Bidde, dec, to-
wit:
Dauid, Lucy, Nina. John, Billy, Rob-
ert and Charles,
until 25th December, 1853.
Bond and approved security will be le-
CURED of the hlrer, conditlo ed TO pay hire
feed and comfortably cIohe and to treat the
negroes hnmanely and to pay the taxes there
on, and not to carry them out of Franklin
County. J. FRIZZELI,
Dccl2 i'd Admir- of J G BiddIe. dec.