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The election for Directors DC Tennessee and Alabama
BaEoad Company takes place Franklin Tuesday peS the "a
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The Columbia A9y9r learns from gentleman Of Waynes
h0ro' that when Citizens Bank caTed in, there scarcely
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1t may nov found scattered through the county
from two dollars up 70 three hundred and fifty.
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Dissolution of Partncrshi

H ECEIvED additional supplies OF Trunks for Gentlemen
kR aud Ladies' Also fine assortment Of Bonnet Boxes,
single top, very cheap, at A College street
ivI7 JOHN RAIAGE.
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RAIGH FAD * CO.,
DEALERS L
Hardware,
% PUBLTC SQUARE, NASHHZLLE, TENNESSEE
NAMES B. CRAIGEAD having purchased the entire interest
5 Of Mr. WM MINCHIN, in the business Of CFaighead
Mnchn authorized to the Of the late rm IN
quIa0n and will continue the business at the old stand No
% Public Square, under the title as above. m2y24
NEW WHOLESALE BOOT q SHOE HOUSE.
J.. P. COPELAND, J. NJ ARMrsTEAD H. BRYAN
COPELAND, ARWESTEAD q CO.,
JOBBEIgS OF
Boots, shoes, Hats, Caps, Straw Goods, sc.
NO. GO, NORTHEAST SQUARE,
Nashville, Tennessee.
TE have associated Ourselves together the above STYLE
EW transaction Of wholesale business in the goods
mentioned and by August will be in receipt Of large
nd carefully stock which respectfully invite the attention.
merchants visiting market.
iyI COPELAND, ARMIsTEAD & CO..
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A CARD.
EFAVING sold out entire business Mr.. A. DELISSE
wish in this sincere thanks
friends and customers for the very liberal patronage hitherto
bestowed and to solicit for continuation Of the
All debtsdue firm will be collected by Mr. DELISSER
Unauthorized agent, who alone empowered settle the
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CORN STARCH.--Bsoeived and for sale BY
DEMOVILLE BELL.
Notice 10 Texas Land Claimants.
IL Land and Military Claims against the Government Of
- Texas wifi De forever barred unless application he made
teior prior Of SEPTEMBER l5s, and proof made there
by the ist OF January- l-J'-
ed 10 y calling on GEO. COOK, Attorney Law, Of Texas,
who m he fu1d ur m the 18Th Of August, the Office OF +.
R,v-oaTu 10 Nashville. In the lnce Of GEo. W. Cook T..
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J. D. GIDDINGs, D c. sIDDINss, g. ". COOK,
Brsuham. brsnham. Waco.
GIDDI NGS & coo H,
ATTOREEYy At LAW
And General Agents for the state Of Texas
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S75.O0O--SaJ.OOO.

DARE CHANCE FOR FORTUNE.--FOR
= SALE-S1j,OOO worth Of the most valuable real estate
will sell the reasonable teUs Of the desirable
city property offered in this market, lying Cherry CEDAR
Market and Spruce streets, for business houses private
welngs. propose exchange for likely Negroes
d the best cash price
atmay l5-u WILL L. BOYD, Jr,
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allen. DELISSEE,
Successor to LYONS & Coz
Importer and Dealer in HAVANA Cigars,
Tobacco. &C,
FOREIGN WINES AND LHQ J0RS
OF ALL KINDS,
No. n PnbIic sauare, NashriIIe. Tenr

IWILkeep constantly hand large assortment Of Foreign
Braudes Wiuss, Gin, Whisky and Liquors OF every descriptions
Havana Cigars Smoking ard Chewing Tobacco, with all Goods
apertaning my Of business which the and
public generally the most advantageous terms; and hope by
energy pr0mpl attention TO business 70 obtain full share Of
the liberia patronage bestowed my predecessors
ALEXANDER DELISSER,
ie23 II Il Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
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LYME FARM FOR sALE.--I WISH TO
~ sell Of the pretest desrabe places a has
been offered for sale contains acres Of ue and fer
tile land, with elegant improvements.
Al5o containing y sresY we'll Watsred mbsred, Hs
improvements
may l5-a WILL. L. BOYD, yr.
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0VOLLAHS, SCARFS, TIES AND CRAVATS,
may p j Il. McctTIL.
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~ Omnibusess Carriages Carts, Drays and
Wagons; also economical and durable luhrcator
Heavy Machimerys 10 viii not gum, and not edcsd
By heat or cold. For sale in Tin Cans, Kegs and Barrels By
EVEN, PENDLETON q co.
W. ". BERRY 4 DEMOVILLE,
A. STRETCH,
JO- G. BROWN,
Ard Druggists generally. g
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The Great English Remedy.---sIR JAMES
CLARKF's CELEBRATED FEMALEB TTzERS Prepared
from prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, n D., Ply stefan
Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable Medicine unailng in he Of all tos
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speedy cure may be relied on
To Married Ladies.
it especially suited viii short time bring the monthly
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bach bote price dollar, bears the Government stamp Of
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CAUTION
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erica and Whites thee pills will effect when all other
means have failed, and although powerful remedy do not
contain ro ealome anthony, anything hurtfutO the
stitution-
Full directions accompany each package
Sole Agent for The United States and Canada,
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Rochester, n. Y.
NBSl co. and postage stamps sncosedtO any authorized
Agent will insure bottle Of the Pills by return mail.
Sold wholesale and retail by Berry DOye and G. ". Hen
dsrshott, Agents for Nashville. [deod&EIy
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the 29th inst- at the residence q Mr.. r. B. Sloan
atam county, y Rev o. knight, Mr.. G. L. SLoAS, r
aham county, TO Mis- LovIsA II. DERE Of Philadelphia, Pa
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10 our city Subscribers.
We desire have paper delivered regularly in good time
our city subscribers, those fail 90 receive il in this
manner will obge by reporting the our Office
II We authorized to announce NosEs SING Lrrox as
candidate Mayor, the ensuing municipal election
fIuc g-ItI.
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fLOEES.--We have just received per Express Fresh
NJ stock Of Aexandrss XIX silk, Isle Thread Cotton
Cloth Gloves For sale BY
NAV p i IL No LII.
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Land aRsai Slave for sale.

BY virtue of decree Of the County Court
of Franklin County, Tennessee. pronounced
at its January Term, 1853, | will, on the Oh
day of February next. at the Court House
door in the town of Winchester, offer for sale
on credit Of one and two years, Except $40
to be paid in cash) to the highest bidder the
tract of land in Franklin county, Tennessee,
of which Solomon aud Mary Camp died seiz-
dand possessed. containing about
224 ACRES.
and lying and being in district No. of said
county The same will be sold in one or
more lots, if thought advisable on day of sale
the bidding TO commence at 81 80 per acre,
or at that rate for the whole tract.
And at the same time and place, and by
virtue of the same decree, will offer for
sale to the highest bidder, on credit of Il
months, Except $40 which must be paid on
day of sale) the
NEGRO MAN, lSHAM,
belonging to said decedant's estate-lhe bid
dlngs for lsham to commence at 500.
The purchasers will be required to give
bond and security, and lien will be retained
on said land and slave until the purchase
money is all paid.
WEI. f. TAYLOR. Clerk.
Jan9 3w prs fee 4 80
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

1npursuance ola decree ofthe Circuit Court
of Franklin county, Tennessee, pronounced
at its November term, 1857, in the case of
John Frizzel, administrator of John &, Biddlc
and others, Petition to sell house and lot
will OIL TUESDAY the 10Th day of January, 1853,
offer for sale to the highest bidder, before the
Court House door in the town of Winchester,
on n ere it Of one, two and three years-the
house and lot owned by said John &. Blddle
at his death and used by said Biddle for school
purposes and bounded as follows :-Beginng
fifty feet from the South west corner of II. r.
Carr's lot, on the street leading from Win
chester to Huntsville. Thence south 800 30,
west Is, poles to stake. Thence north 400
east "a poles to stake opposite the house in
which said Biddle resided at the time of his
DEATH Thence south 800 east Is IL poles to
the beginning. Containing two acres, three
roods and ten poles.
The purchaser to give bonds with two or
more good securities and lien retained upon
the property until the purchase money is paid.
The biddngs for said lot to commence at ST..
1oOOO. This 23rd December. 1857. I'd.
n. FRlZZEL, elk.
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LAND FOR SALE,

BY virtue Of decree of the County Court
OF Franklin County, Tenn, pronounced at its
December Term. 1857, will, on
Monday the sth day Of February, 1858,
offer Tor sale to the highest bidder, on cred
1t OF twelve months, in Cowan, in said COM
iy, the balance Of the land of which Bledsoe
Stewart died, seized and possessed, after as
signing the widow of said decedant dover,
&c. And at the same time and place, will
sell lot Of land in the town of Cowan, Of
which said Stewart died seized and possess
ed. The purchasers Of said lot will be re-
quired to pay in cash. on day Of sale, $l70,
the balance on credit Of twelve months.
The purchaser will be required to give
bond and security and lien will be retained
for purchase money.
WV. Z. TAYLOR, CLERK.
JaD9 3w prs fee %
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HELP HrM.-Our young friend, BILLY
SLATER, editor and publisher Of the
Home Journal, very sprishtly and we'll.
filled paper, issued from his Office at
Winchester, Tennessee, must expect to
do considerable printin,' judging by
the way he talks. He wants a power
press, he says-one that will print thou.
sand papers per hour-and calls upon
his friends TO aid him in the purchase OF
such press. He says that there will
soon be demand for twenty times the
amount Of press work now done on the
journal. His expectations are certain.
~ large, but VIC would rejoice to see them
realized, for we know that more worthy
Young gentleman than our whilom Devil,
HlLLx, does not exist. We trust that the
people of old franklin will respond to
MS CALI. and enable him to buy the press.
and other materials to correspond with it.
That's right nice puff, Mr.. Wigs,
and makes US almost blush to read it,
lin fact we would if ladies were
Prescnt-that is. young ladies.
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SALE OF LAND.

In pursuance of decree of the Circuit
Court of Franklin comfy, Tennessee, pro-
nounccd at its November term, 1857, in the
cause of David Osborne Guardian of Jane and
Nancy Matthews, Petition TO sell land, &c.
will,o MONDAY the LIST day of February, 1858.
offer for sale to the highest bidder, before the
Court House door, in Winchester-on cred
it of one, two and three years-the land of
which Joel Matthews deceased, signed and
possessed, consisting of three tracts-one of
10 acres--one of % acres and one of 81 l.
making in all ID l-2 acres.
The purchaser to give bond aud security,
and lien retained upon the property until
the purchase money is paid. The blddings
for said land TO commence at 50 % per acre.
This 23rd Dec 1857.
N. FRlZZELL, Clk,
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ESTRA Y.
STATE OF TENNESSEE.

STATE OF TENNES EE.
County Court, Franklin County January
Term, 1857.
Petition for Dower and sale Of Land.
James M. Lynch and Bethany Lynch
VS..
George and Charles Lynch, minor children
Of William Franklin Lynch, dec, John Wat
son Lynch, Sum'l Lynch, Bryant Leak Lynch,
Adam Clark Lynch, Margaret Lynch-a mi
nor child of William Wesley Lynch, dec;
Lorenzo Dow Lynch, ind John Washington
Lynch, md other heirs of John w. A. Lynch'
deceased.
Upon motion of Petitioners, and it appear
ing to the satisfaction of the Court that
the defendants mentioned above are nom
residents of the State of Tennessee, so that
the ordinary process Of law cannot he served
on them; it is therefore ordered that publica-
ton be made for four successive weeks in
the Home Journal, a newspaper published in
the town of Winchester, in Tennessee, re.
during said nonresident defendants to make
their personal appearance before the Court to
he holden for the County of Franklin, at the
Court House in Winchester on the first Mon
day in March next, and plead, answer or de-
muir to said Petition, or the same will be taken
for confessed as to them, and set for hearing
exparte. A copy attest.
Jane WIN. E. TAYLOR, Clerk,
C0lyar & Frizzell for Petitioners. "a 90
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Something to Hope for.

There is nothing more exciting, and at the
same time gratifying to human nature and its
instructive love Of enterprise, than to shave
venture outi' something to hope for, to await
with expectation and to rejoice over fit turn
out fortunately. Such is the exact position
Of those who invest small sum of money in
the purchase of ticket in an authorized and
well known lottery, such as those drawn I'M
der the charge of S. Swan g. Co.. Augusta,
Georgia, who, for ten, five, or two and q half
dollars mailed to them, will send you whole,
half, or quarter ticket in one of their cele-
brated drawings, which take place by author.
ity of the State, every Saturday evening.
Pleasing hope may be thus turned into sub
sinntal reality.
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FUNNY CosTeErExrs.-At the late
Agricultural fair at Peoria. the Hon. Ste.
Phen A. Douglas heard his name vocifs.
fously called from The judges stand
ouPposing probably that he was called
upon Tor speech he Immediately climbed
upon the platform, where he ascertain.
90 mat the call was upon one Of his
namesakes, to whom the committee had
awarded a premium, silver goblet for
IIs,nS the second best three year old
o ~ on the ground.-Altos Couri.
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Lectures.

For the past week, at night. DR.. Rob
ert Baird has been giving lectures at the
Methodist Church, and we venture to say
that all who have attended are greatly
benefited. His lectures are quite inter.
estng, and very instructive. end we feel
that truthful and vivid lesson has been
given TO all in regard to the condition OF
Europe. He still continues to lecture,
and We invite any one who has not yet
gone, to 90.
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Wellington again.

We nave stated several times that
Wellington was going soon. Now
we hate to tell stories, yet this man
has made us tell several. What can
he be staying fort We reckon it is
to make money. Well, then we wish
the people would go and let him take
'em and then we reckon he'd leave, az
terthcre was no chance for him to get
any more work. OF course he takes
GOOD pictures, and we don't blame per-
sons for patronizing him; but then we
are not going to tell any more stories
for him. He is still over Houghton &
Lochmiller's.
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Notice to Defendant.

Notice to Defendant.
John Frizzel, agent for S. A. Lockhart, and
George Simmons,
VS..
Francis E. Forman, defendant.
o RI G NAL ATTACHME NT.
1t appearing to me, in this case, that the
defendant is nonresident of the State of
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process of
law cannot be served upon him, and has debt q
or effects which have been attached, &C.,
1t is therefore considered by me that all fur
Their proceeding in this case be stayed unit
the first Monday in June, 1858, and that tn e
plaintiffs be required to make publication in
the Home Journal-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 hearint.
expartc as to him.
NOVEL 6w JOHN I. SLATER,
Justice Of the Peace, Franklin Co.
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Excuse Us.

We have had two obituaries on hand
for some time, one of Col. H. F. Rob.
ertson, and the other of Mrs. Eliza Lay.
ton, which we cannot get into the Jour.
nal this week. We ask to be excused,
and next week they will appear.
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U Mr.. J. w, Campbell inserts a
card in to days paper, stating that he
isncwly flied for taking pictures. We
have examined his specimens and
must pronounce them excellent. We
solicit for him call from any who
want themselves pictured.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.


Chuncery Court for Franklin County at Win
chestcr.-Clerk's Office, Dec. %, 1857.
w. NJ. Churchwell, complainant,
VS..
William Seldom, John w. Wilhers G. B. La
mar, Joseph Bradley, - Wilson, defen'ts.
nv motion of complainant and it appearing to the sat
defendants nOnresidents OF the State of Tennessee
that the ordinary process of law cannot be served them
1t is. therefore, ordered that publication be made in
the Home Journal, newspaper published in the town OF
Winchester, Tennessee for three successive weeks
quiring said nonresident make their personal
appearance before the Hon. Judge of next Chancery
Court to be holden in the town OF Winchester on We'd
nesday after the third Monday in February next and plead
answer. demur to compliments BILL or the same will
be taken for confessed and set for hearing exparte as to
them. Attest, HUI. FRANCIS, G. u NJ.
Jan9 st prs fee 001
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Notice.

Persons who had jewlery at the
shop OF A. B. Gildersleeve in this place
are iaforRaed that the same can be had
by calling on H. Nassauer, or at the
Journal office. Any one desiring
watches repaired will leave them here
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PICTURES
MR.. w ELL NGTON ,

OF MEMPHIS, TENN,
TAKES pleasure in saying the Ladies and Gentlemen
l. Of WINCHESTER that he has taken Rooms over the
Drug Store of Mcssrs. Houghton Loughmer where he
viii be happy TO wait upon those who wish to obtain
likeness in any OF the different branches Of the Cooian
process. Having experience OF feen years as prac
tca OPERATOR he feels safe in saying that his work shan
equal that done in NASHVILLE any other city In the
South else no charge. tNoyY n
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On our outside will be foun

T On our outside will be found
o,,r carriers Address, written by Mrs.
A G. Graves, whose verses have here
tofore enriched our columns. 1t pos
sesses much more merit than is usual
with such productions. Also, will be
found another poem by the same one.
We are always glad when an issue Of
the Journal contains anything from
the pen of Mrs. g., and we know our
readers will be delighted to learn that
AZ often as engagements with o'her
periodicals permit, she will favor us
with piece for publication.
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1868.

T An editorial relative to a new
hotel in Winchester, and one in re-
l.tion to the Southern University, are
crowded out this week. Many COM
munications are ON hand, some Of
which we will publ sh, but others we
will not on account of their length.
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MARRIED.--In Nashville, on the so,h
ult,. Mr. Charles T. Bowling, of Ky.
and Miss Amanda Albright, Of the for.
mer place.
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Tombstone for Sale.

We have beautiful little Italian mar.
bic tombstone for sale--suitable for a
child. Price $40.