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HARRISON ~ Z. - e
FEMALE NJ Z,

THIS INSTITUTION WILL BE OPN&~>sm,b.
the first Monday of October next, With the rco,fl>;s
tie number of competent instructors.
All students will be charged from the time Of en-.
trance until the close of the session, without dedue.
ton of lost time, except on account Of sickness Of
weeks duration or more.
RATES OF TUITION.
First Course in English Of FIVE months, : sl2 50
Second do. do. 90. 90. II 50
Classical Course do. do. do % 90
Music, with or without drawing, Painting and En,-
broidoiy. 50 extra
Painting, Embroidery and without Nnsic s. so
extra. D. d. SWINDALL,
Sept. Q, 81. Principal.
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RE- 4 kiss, says an ingenious authorit,
is like the Creation, because it is made Q
nothing. and is very GOOD.
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hFFArhs IN ass.-Thc St. Louis Re.
pDbican has letter Nted Delaware K. r.
September 8, from VIM we extract the fol-,
lowing:
On Saturday last, the Wee State men Of
Leavenworth county, held,heir convention
at Delaware, and placed in Nmipation = fnii
ticket for counclimen, reprAnta,;ves AMI
county officers, to be reguIari> yotcd for =,
the October Territorial election. o,,ta 1a,r
inst. a similar convention Of theN wy -"
party is called, to be heiI at nra ,'.'
whea the nominations OF hat parN, XIII w. w.
made and the field fairly cleared for y, :" ~ "e
strength.
Atchison SAYS. over his o,n s;rraA
We must and will have 4 n'@ority at T.
polls on that day. And Lane avs y
! legal voter shall be disturbed in = exorcis,
Of his privilege as citizen.
Gov. Walker continues in camp mr. low.
renee. with about 400 men under h, conn.,
mand, and will probably SO continue, Until
after the October election But the 4, 20,
| nf the Governor or the interest felt with
card to the present and future politics. pre-
pects Go not stay the onward pIogrcss Of !
/ fairs in Kansas.
Routes for r"i!sSH':ls are being seIectc
towns are being bulk, new farms are daI
oYenel. fenced, and otherwise prepared
croDs-in word the people OF Kansas a
making rs pill strides towards that iHgh Pc
lion which their State will. in a few shl
wears, be so ieselvedy entitled 70 oil.
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FR Il > II 4 RRITAL.Sty

|HE UNDERSIGNED are now rceeivnr and
l. opening their Fall and Winter Goods. all Of
"hch nave been selected with great care and with
view to supply the wants of the community Wa
cordially invite the public call and Judge for them
serves promising that we are not to be excelIed if
o4lahed' as regards ARTICLES or PRICES.
In our stock will be found a sune,ior Iot ocpr
MADE CLOTHING; every thing in the Drr ca,
line. '"' DiJ H0ods
PLANTATION GOODS.
GROGkRLES GLASS WARE.
choChEHl WARE; CASTyNGS
large assortment of BOOTS and SHOES.
HA1S CPS: and cU7LEPy
NEGRO RTSSETS; "a
near the Post Office
STEINER < DRo~
Hsi1sonbur., Sept. ls-tf
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BEAT AGAIN. Lecompte it is reported,
was badly beaten at the Sussex races. We
shall expect soon to hear, that gentlemen of
the turf in England are suggesting that ;here
may be other amuscments, that American
sportsmcn understand better than horse
racing. p
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sTAE OF LOUISIANA. { Eleventh. District Count

siAE OF LOUISIANA. ! Eleventh. District Count
PARISH OF CATAHoULA, ! Clerks Office
Succession of Nathaniel Ewing deed
" HhHEAS, Il. II. Cuny, has filed his application
~ in the Clerks Office Of the Eleventh District
Court, praying to he appointed administrator of
said succession: Therefore. Notice is hereby given
that unless opposition be filled in this Office, in wri
ting. within ten days from the date hereof said an
plicant will be appointed, according to law
Witness, my hand, and the Seal of said Court, this
goth day OF Sept. A. D.. 1887
L. CLIP DUKE Dept, Clerk.
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TIMOTHY SpANN.
FOR RECORDER.

y FOR RECORDER.
~ We are authorized TO announce tie r:plc Of
L. ZIP DUKE as candidate for the Office Of
Recorder at the ensuing November election. Is
C-g~ KENT n. DOWDEN is candidate for
the office Of Recorder Of the parish of Cathoula at
tie ensuing eSoveniber election. 0
We are authorized 10 announce THOS.
d. NIX, as caa'didato for the oiIjce Of Recorder,
at the November election. lies
sS JOSEPH p. MARKHAM is a candidate for
the Office OF Recorder fAand for the Parish Of Cat
ahoula independent alSi7 disconnected wtho my
ability
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FOR CORONER.

TT We are authorized to announce
't"e. j. BLtl'7 a candidate for the Office Of Coro-
Ter irrespective OF party.
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FOR SHERIFF..


~" Editor Mdfpcnde1lt-S Sir = Having
ohtqined the consent Of DRURT n. FRICIiARp
to become Il candidate for the Office OF Sheriff Of the.
parish of Catahouia, YOU viii much obiige BY
nogtcirg him Us :. candidate fcJ that Office at lie
ensuing No,em5ar election. We arc &c,
HIS MASY FfiEErs.
~ Mr. EnIroR.--I did not expect 10 have ever
moulded YOU wNll announcing my rt.ine rs y car
disate for office bu. nasnuch as have not ncr
cann,t share any Of the profits of the preset ;em
for which oraS elected wish you to announce
my narie as a candidate for recollection to the office
OF Sheriff IN November next.
TIMOTHY SpANN.
20" We are authorized To aunoullce
!ELlA R0BD, i candidate for Shei;f, at he
ensuing election. !apf5 1
Ep1roR OF THE IsDEprNnENT-D Dear Sir 3
Please announce Mr. JACOB LANIJTS name as a.
candiht" for the Shorili'a citice at Tue ensuing Mo-
yembci election. We thinl aid lake vii! do TO tie
to. [ar15l MANN FRIENDS. 4
F. We are authorized to announce
DAVID BROWN, for the Office Ct Shcitj at the
ensuing November t>ce.ion ,uv20
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UTAH ASD BRIGHAM YoUEd.-Brigham
Young is exceedingly irate at the idea that
the Government is about to send an army to
invade his domira,ns. lie thinks the Ad-
ministraiion Las misuscd him and acted with
bad faith to Utah. Kansas is allowed
sguattcr sovereignty in adjusting her damcs
tic institutions SO is Nebraska and Oregon
and Washington and Minnesota and all the
rest. Utah alone is deprived Of :he priv
lege Of regulating her domestic institutions
in her own way. Brigham holds it most
unfair in Mr.. buchanan TO interfere in the
domestic institutions of Utah, and claims tie
teneEt~of squattcr sovereignty. On this
subject he is as inexor;.Jlc and Shyloc!l anu
exclaims:
There's no force in the DEGREES Of Old Buck;
Tstand for Spuattcr SOycrCi rntf; answer,
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rE nis 81; tha townl.

Es- 1t IS ;s:qn'nIie1 towels wrunc
hot water a AZ osfpaediIv re-, the aorehesaft Of
fran, :uralgic aaecticc headache s ~
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DISEASE An THE Ii

DISEASE An THE ri b q I.
Letters from Of in the "a 81 &,
state that the SCI is prevail! .sgs 4
ing extent.amok be troops, IN 10 z g 8:
as the cause oftl snerous deseft = 3
have taken place emily. OF thu
sand cattle, which ire driven by t,
for supplies Of bseie Indians han
one thousand. Hrospccts for the 81 y
are gloomy. "
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BRICKS! ERICKSM BKICKS,..
10000 'o: :as oT nV 1asas n4rS s5
purchasers. Apply to
Sept. 80, WM. f. GAULDEN ( Co.
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Assessment Roll. Es57

Il |St-"'fkHCtsA k&91EE. EGStS1
have this day deposited in the Recorders Office
the assessment roll fer the year 1857 and notice is
here by given to all persons who wish corrections
made to apply there within 80 DAYS from this date
J. y. RILEY, assessor.
September 80. -F57.
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Magazine

] Masazinc
6,hs tllsre lar
NeaO Afoahi}
DED AND FlFr
blishers safel
the unpaa
ing succeed
lish a cheap
Ionthly Law
be expressiol
= their cod
lkespeeialsI
:. L.,
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There's no force III the DEGREES Of Old Buck;
Tstand for Sq,lattcr Sovereignty; answer,
Shall have itl
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-07-09
General News.

The long looked for decision of the Court o Appeals in the case of Mayor Wood has beer given, sustaining ,1e cons.i,u,ionality of the Me
 Iopoliten Police bill, and over,htowing Wood ir his entrenchments. The matter is thus put a rest in :he words of one of the judges:
 ''The act having received the sanction of the legislative and executive department of the gov. ernment, is clothed with all the forms of law The Constitution vests all legislative power in ,Ire Senate and Assembly, with certain restrictions and Limitations imposed upon that body by the Constitution itseIf''
 The judges stood six to two. Of the majority, five were chosen by the Democratic party, and one {Dowen,) is Republican. Of the two dis. seh,ing, Brown is a Democrat, and Comstock, an American It is to be supposed, however, that party prediections had nothing to do with the matter, but, perhaps it is fortunate that the ma. jority of the judges are not Republicans.
 The New York papers are completely filled with accounts of riots and bloodshed, which took place on the 4th of July. We have particularly looked over some half dozen columns of small type, to learn that crowd of rowdies, such as do most abound about Cow-Bay and Five Points. maddened to fury by poor run, got up general fight bet~ee themselves wherein were killed some ten or twelve with as many more badly wounded.
 The singular proximity to the streets which the shan,es have about the Points, permitted the Rioters to climb the roofs and supply themselves with bricks from the chimneys which they hurled amid the the military and the besieging crowd This LOW may in degree be attributed to the dis banding of the old police, and the excited feelings of the Irish, great numbers of whom formerly com posed that body. Few wounded except those who generally participate in such affrays.
 On Thursday afternoon of last week, MT. John Steiner, nossd aeronaut of Philadelphia, made an ascension from Erie, which came near being attended with fatal consequences. It was his n- tenion to cross the Lake and land in Canada. but. when about ten miles from the Canada shore counter-current struck the balloon, and he was driven towards Buffalo. As night was coming on hIs position began to be dangerous, and he nna'Iy resolved to descend near large propeller mat was sseaming up the Lake. and run the risk of being picked up. The officers of the propeller saw him, and divining his intention, sent out boat and picked him up, after he had struck the Water and leaped from the car. Il
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-07-09
A SYLLOGISM 1!

PROPOSITION 1st
 Every Lady and Gentleman desires beautiful head of Hair PROPOSITION 2d.
 The use of LYONS KATHARIoN will, without fail, produce such an one. THEREFORE
 Every Lady and Gentleman will, of course, imri,c' diaiely commence using LYONS KATHARION All pronounce the KATHARION to be the finest and most agreeable preparation for the Hair ev,f made.
 Its immense salo-nearly 100000 bottles per year-attests it's universal popularity. Sold every where for 25 cents per bottle. -.......;
 HEATH, WYNKOOP & CO.,,
 Proprietors and Perfumefs, ll-N c3 LIBERTY ST, NEW YoRk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-07-09

For some time past Instructions have bern laid upon tho track of the Albany, Northern Rail- road. As train was coming from Waterford on last Tuesday afternoon the engineer saw man hasa'y leaving the road, and imme liatly after- wares perceived that the space between the P'anks anc the track on a cross;sc, was filled with stones. The engine was stopped, and after sn exciting ohase. the man was captured, carriep down t'.Aibany. afd put in jail He aekuov ' do es the act, and says he did it to see the fire hv.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-07-09

Thanks, kind good brother. Thanks, An ders. Trust me, if shall never be s:lvered ; it shall ever remain just what it is, and what it at,pears to bc-nothing more, and nothing less.'
 And my wooden spoon,' said her husband, as his arm encircled the speaker, is as prec- ious to me as any silver one for 1t IS most excel lent of its kind.'
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-07-09
CHAPTER An Act in addition to An Act for the Regulation 0 Civil Actions '

Civil Actions
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives in General Assembly convened
 SEC. l. Whenever any live stock or other personal property in it's nature perishabe the custody and preservation of which would be expensive, shall have been or shall be taken by attachment and held by the officer who attached the same either party to the suit may apply to any judge of the superior court or to a county commissioner, residing in the county where such property attached, for an order to sell the same, and thereupon after such reasonable notice to the adverse party such judge comms- soner shall direct and upon satisfactory proof that such sale is necessary and proper such judge missioner may order the officer who attached such property to sell the same at public auction at such time and place, and upon such notice as said judge or commissioner shall deem reasonable and proper And said judge commissioner may at his discre- ton, order such officer to deposit the avas of such sale with the justice before whom or with the clerk of the court to which such process is rcturnablc, sub ject to the order of the having final jurisdic- ton of said cause.
 SEC. 2. The twenty third section of the act enti- tied "an net for the regulation of civil act; ons," is hereby repealed.
 Approved, June g, 1857
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-07-09
CHAPTER An Act in addition to An Act for the Regulation Civil Actions"

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentarives in General Assembly convened
 SEC l. No action proceeding at law or in equity TOW pending before the superior court within and for Fairfield county nor any judgment or decree of said court in which the writ CT process was signed and served previous to the fourth day of July A. D. 1856, and addressed to made rcnrnable before the said superior court holden at Danbury, in said ty on the second Tuesday in August 185s shall on that account be deemed irregular erroneous void Procidsd that this act shall not affect any plea in abatement, to the jursde ton, or any motion or proce ding in error. that may now be pending.
 SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from and after the day of its passage.
 Approved June 70, 1857.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-07-09

On Friday morning last two vessels were seized outside the New York light house on suspicion of
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-07-09
DEED.

= ~~~~>s>>$-~-~>~~~>~~.~--
 In Canaan, June 12, 1857, FRANKnry WILLARD. aged years and months, son of Franklin B. and Mary N. Willard.
 In Canaan, June 9, 1S57 Mrs. Mary NJ. Harvey, aged 28 years, wife of Harwood Harvey, of Mott Haven. N Y
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-07-09

The ship Tuscarora, Liverpool, arrived at PhiIa- dephia last week with 5s0 Mormon -passengers
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-07-09

An old woman up in Henry is collecting all the Democratic papers she can lay her hands oa, to make soap of She says :" they are desput sight M. -5- s-
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-07-09
PUBLIC ACTS. PASSED MAY SESSION, 1857.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE,

OFf1CE OF THE SECRETARY OF NTATE, [
 Hartford, May 27th, 1857. Publisher of newspapers who insert in their re- spective journals the Public Acts of the late session, of the General Assembly respectfully requested to publish said acts in their numerical order and to comply strictly with the provisions of the sixth section of An Act relating to certain State Officers and tt the Treasury Department
 ORvlLLE H. PLArr Secretary of State.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-07-09
CHAPTER I. An Act in addition to An Act for the regulation o Civil Actions

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives, in General Assembly convened i:
 That whenever any sheriff deputy sheriff, or con- stable, shall no. be reelected, all evics of execution whatsoever, which shall have been begun by such sheriff, deputy sheriff constable. before the cspi- ration of his office, may be proceeded with by such the same to be completed in the same manner as though the said sheriff, deputy sheriff. constable had been reelected and continued in office
 This act shall take effect and after its passage.
 Approved June II, 1857.
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-04-04
House and Lands for Sale.

By virtue of decree of the Chancery
Court at Winchester Tenn, pronounced
at the February Term, 1857, in the Case
ofThomas Daniel against Gabriel Black
we'll and others, | will on the 25th day Of
April next, in the Town of Tulahoma
Coffee County, Tennessee, offer for sale
to the highest bidder upon credit ofsix
months, two tracts of land, one contain
ing ninety.six acres; the other containing
twenty nine acres, lying near the town OF
TuIahoma, upon which there is com
Portable dwelling formerly occupied by
Gabriel Blackwell.
The purchaser to give bond and security
for the payment of the purchase money
and lien retained upon the same until
the purchase moneyis paid.
HUI. FRANCIS, C. & NJ.
Marco 3w
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U Spring seems again to be up
on us. A little cold, but balmy and
5racing is the air, while in splendor
and beauty do the cheering beams of
the sun, which for several days has
been partly obscured by smoke and
clouds, come upon us, inspiring life
and vigor, and causing the heart of
NE farmer to leap with joy.-joy that
doubtless will be greatly augmented
by full bursting forth of the feathered
choir, ere to-morrow's sun shall dart
his radiant beams above the eastern
hills. Pleasing and animating is the
thought Be joyful, we Lords of Gre
alton
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Sale Of Land.

By virtue Of decree of the Chancery
Court at Winchester, Tennessee, pro.
nounccd August Term, 1856, in the cause
Edward Edwards VS.. w. Orear, decd,
will, on the 9th day of April next, be.
fore the Court House door in Winchester,
Tennessee. sell on credit of four months
a tract Of land in Franklin County, dis
trict No. s, containing 227a acres. more
or less, being the tract purchased by Ed
ward Edwards Of John Knight, and by
him sold to VIM. Orear, decd, and on
which VIM. B. knight now lives. Bond
and security required, and lien retained
until purchase money is paid.
Hu. FRANCIS, G.. & NJ.
Mar27 tbs
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0jF We forgot last week to notice
The Concert which was given at Mary
Sharp College by the pupils of Robt. A.
Parish. We were present, and much
entertained, not only by the perform.
ances of his well taught scholars, but
also by assistance rendered in the way
Of a Song or two from our old acquain-
&ance, Mr.. John Branch, together with
the exhibition of emusic sweet" from
the violin played upon by our towns
aaan, VIM. E. Taylor. 1t was quite q
treat to US, and wish one would come
Oft little oftener
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-04-04

IL If our merchants should want
to purchase lot of cool cigars, we
invite them to call on ]. w. Langley
& Co., No Al, Union street, Nashville.
'1'is not merely because he advertises
that we recommend his cigars, for we
have had the pleasure Of testing two
boxes ourself, in connexion with sew
eral friends, all Of whom, we believe,
will agree with Us in saying that they
are No. /.
Mr. Langley has but recently re-
turned from Havana, where he went
in person to purchase his stock, which
he has now hand.
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COMM ERCIAL.
Atlanta (Ga.) Market

ATLANTA, April, 3.
EDlToR HOME JOURNAL:
We refer you to the following quota
tations Of Leading articles of Tennessee
Produce
BACON Hog round, llaNl2,
Clear sides, l2a0lS.
Rib sides, l246l2a
Hams, lls@12l.
Shoulders, lo!0ll,
FAMILY LARD.-In Bills, Ia.
In kegs, TO-
In tin cans, lG.
BUTTER.-Choice,
Common,
FLOUR.-Bbls q sacks per 100 lbs.
Good superGne, 8 rs.
Low 8 GO.
Fine, 8 25.
Extra, 4 90.
Family, 4 25.
GRAIN.-Corn, sacked, 80, good demand
Wheat, white, 80
Red, 80
Barley, 80.
Rye, so.
Oats, 80.
FEATHERS, SOC dull
Fruit
Apples
Peaches
STOCK.-Cattle on foot, 7407I
Hogs, gross, 81.
Shoats, gross 81.
Respectfully,
ESEAGo, ABBOTT o. Co.,
Wholesale Commission Merchants,
Atlanta, Ga.
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BJ- The undersigned begs leave TO
inform the citizens Of Winchester and vi.
- that he is yet in town, and is pre-
pared to put up Ambrotypes and Melain.
otypes in the highest perfection oithe art.
Melainotypes encased in lockets, breast
pins, &C., &C., in the most approved
style.
Call and examine specimens.
o. HUBBARD,
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-04-04

DF"All Fools Day." or the lst day
Of April, has come and gone. We
were made aware Of its entrance by
The reception Of various testimonials
from but we have almost told that
we were victimiZed
While speaking of the lst Of April,
we would ask aohy this day is selected
for the exercise Of such jcsts as are
connected with it alone? We have
looked, but can learn nothing. Al
chronicle it as "All Fools
Day" but tell US nothing else.
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Ncgrow Wo,E,un for sale.

By virtue of a decree of the Charccry
Court at Winchester, Tenn, pronounced
at the February Term, 1857, in the cause
Walton Rodgers aud others, exparte petit.
ton, will on the 9th day ola prI, 1857,
before the door of the Court Honse in
Winchester, Tenn, offer for sale to the
highest bidder upon credit Of twelve
months, likely negro woman named
Caroline. The biidings to commence at
800. Bonl and security required Of the
purchaser and lien retained upon the
negro until the purchase money is paid.
HU. FRANCIS, C.. x NJ.
MarDD 2w
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IT We would call especial atten-
tjon TO the advertisement OF II, Mas
sauer in to-day's paper We have
spent more than an hour in eyamin-
ing his lot Of Roady-made Clothing,
and freely acknowledge that we feel
a pride in recommending it as the best
and largest we have ever known
brought to Winchester. In fact, we
think Mr.. Nassaucr's taste in the Sc.
lection of his goods deserves much
commentator. But our word need
not be taken as proof, for we verify be-
Ieve that any person who will go and
examine will readily coincide with US.
He has not named, in his column,
anything like all he has, trusting, we
suppose, that those in want of articles
in his line will call and examine for
themselves. His stock Of coats, and
pants, and vests, is beautiful indeed,
and we doubt not that he can fit any
man in Franklin county, except per-
haps, Oae,-- and we are almost inclined
TO believe that even the esquire can
be fitted, too.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 30, Union Street,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

A. CROOKER is now opening his Spring
stock of Millinery Goods. Merchants and
Millincrs will find it TO their interest TO call
on him, as his stock will be the most extern
sive kept in the city.
The public can rely upon being honestly
dealt with, as he does business in his own
name. a. CROOhER.
Mario I'm
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Sent Free Of Postage in Franklin County

nsy~ GEORGE E. PURvIs, McMinn'
Vile, Tenn, is duly aul hoyized to act as
aren't for the Home journal,
NsS- JouN p. HEFNER is duly author
lied to act as Agent for the Home Journal
TO receive and receipt for subscriptions,
&c., &c.
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-04-04

bS3y- We are authorize 10 announce
TAzE W. NEWMAN as a candidate Tor
"a election 70 the Lower House OF our
next General Assembly. mar27