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The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-04-29

Observation-Disclosures 9 o'clock Sun
day morning, several Of our police
were alarmed by cries of distress from
the opposite side Of the river. On
reaching the sufferer. they recognized
Nrmrod Lowry, a gentleman who has
resided in our city, with but little in
tcrruption, for fifteen or twenty years.
The unfortunate man said he had
been thrown from the wire bridge hy
three men, who had assailed him ior
his money. We have heard it rumor.
ed that he had about his person from
two to Eve hundred dollars. The
most skiiul medical aid was procured,
but to no purpose; his body was so
completely shattered by the fall, that
he died about seven o'clock yesterday
evening, despite the exer,ions Of ply
stefan and friends. Nashville Neus.
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NASHVILLE, April %, 1853.

COTTON.-The market suddenly be.
came quite active, and, as far a we could
learn, about 500 bales were sold il! pri.
ccs ranging from s! 10 lo$c. per h., an
advance OF lc.
BACON.-We continue TO quote al
8@8lc. per ID. from wagons. 1t contn
ues 10 arrive freely, and sales are readily
made a these figures.
LARD.--Is now selling a. ol0o!c,
per b. in first hands.
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NOTICE.
] will sell to the highest bidder, on


Monday, the Sd day Of May neat,
atthe late residence Of Maj. Venable, in Win.
chester, Tennessee, on wslve months credit,
q lot Of household and kitchen furniture, con-
sistrg in part Of be's, bedsteads, bureaus,
&C., &c. Also number one Gold Watch,
Il fine puno, two.horse wagon and two hor.
ses. There will he at the same time
some six or seven negroes 10 hire until
18th December next. Notes and good secu-
rny required Of the purchasers ind heirs.
T. Il. ESTILL, Admir-.
N. Ball persons having claims against
the estate Of Maj VenabIe will present them
duly authenticated; and all persons indeble ed
t. said estate will come up and settle mmedi-
alev. F. II. ESTlLL.
April 20, 1858 1t
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WHAT lilo! lRoN!--We shall soor
have some railroads over the river
with iron on them. We noticed =
considerable arrival Of excellent iron
for the Henderson Road, being landed
near the draw-bridge. We hope soon
to hear the iron horse snor,ing on the
other side Of Cumberland. Nushvil!e
News.
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Two men were hung in Lancaster
Pa, on Friday last for murder. They
confessed that they killed two women,
to rob them Of twelve and half cents,
with which to purchase whisky.
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~ Your HAIR 10 HARSH,

" Your HAIR 10 HARSH,
II your hair 10 gray, A''' 'e''or'tn
If your hairis thin. "'" RESTORATIVE
fyou are bald, '"' aa'f 'es'orallv,
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Read the circular of Prof W Cd,s hair rss,ox,,,.
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The depot Is at ia Market ST., ST. Iou, n,
country. Dec ioewtu ''y I'M
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The editor who threatened to write
two columns week about Kansa S,
unless his delinquent subscribers paid
up' says that every one has squared
up his account and three hundred and
seventy paid for one year in advance.
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TURKEY HUM
April 10Th 1858.

"Oh, pray let me have my way this
time" said a young gentleman to his
lady.love. "WelI, Willie, | suppose |
must this once, but you know that
after we are married | shall always
have n wal of my own"
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GREAT LUCK!

$50, 600 PRIZE SOLD IN SAVANNAH
1t appears there are other lotteries be.
sides mairimony, which prove essentially
to lucky specnlator therein, matter
o money. Witness the above fac, wherein
the agent at Savannah, offs. Swan & Co, S
renowned Georgia Lotteries drawn at
Augusta, disposed of the tickets which
drew $50 600; namely: Nos. G-l9-2S
Of the combination scheme.
The extensive patronage, received by
Swans Lottery all over the United States,
constitutes one Of the proofs that there
mus, be something beyond excitement in
such in favor Of the world at large who
purchase tickets. We have often been
aslonishcd at suddenly seeing persons
spreading themselves as well off in the
world; we wondered how came such so,
as we could not see any available means
in the ordinary way. On enquiry, some
person who knows at all times all things
about every one, whispers Lottery
Ticket" and the wh ole my stery is solved.
The man that cannot make money any
other way secures al times fortune By
lucky ticket.
We have just received a visit from S,
Swan & Co.'S Cashier, who visits this
city with the CASH, TO pay of the above
prize.
We shall certainly be on the Qui rire
to notice how The lucky winner bears his
or her sudden forlune.-SGrannah Geor.
eian, ipfil6. 7S1
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dant produce. Such process leaves
six or eight inches Of loose dirt, giving
thereby the corn an excellent chance
to take deep root--too deep to suffer
from long, dry spells, while there is q
much greater moisture always on
hand, SO necessary for rapid growth,
and the surest quantity for u reasona.
bic crop in u dry season.
am happy to find many of our
good planters pitching in to the plan
Of deep close blowing and subsoiing.
They are acting wisely in the exercise
ofsound philosophy and true economy,
1t is pleasing to see them shaking OFT
the shackles orignorance and absurd
ty which have so long surrounded
them, and yielding to the voice Of i'm
provemcnt and consulting their real
interest. Ihavc my minds eye on one
in particular, who is following up with
interchangeable industry and energy. the
course just suggested.
With toIerably fair season, he
speak for him an abundant return for
his time, labor and toll.
There arc many-very many things
Of which ! would like to speak Of vast
importance TO the farmer in the rou'
tine of his business, that must defer
for my next communication, as they
would consume too much space ad-
dcl to this article.
If there be one class Of men en-
gagged in n more honorable and dignl.
fled pursuit than all others; if in society
there be one class more valuable than
another; if there be one class on whose
prosperity the general welfare depends
more than on another; if if there be
one class above all others who give
tone and action to business pursuits in
general, and vitality to trade and COM
mcrce; if there be one class in s0cie-
ty whose occupation more than anoth-
or tends to promote independently OF
mind and produce the highest and
unite the most numerous blessings OF
life; it is that Of the Agriculturallst;
that class who are following the occu-
patton OF their great primogcnltors-
that of cul,ivating the mighty garden
Of the earth.
By it health Of body, ease and COM
fort Of circumstances virtuous habits
of lie. checiu,ness, contentment ana
peace Of mind, arc most happily COM
bined. II is among the agricultural
and laboring community that true no
bility is to be found. Not in the "HalIs
Of the Great" or IN the Courts OF rF'n-
ces. does it lind home 30 cohechi"i
as even in the rustic dwelling OF 'N'
humble Agricu!turaIist.
Whatever his condition. "nether'h
stately mansion, Or in io"!y cot ms
home is the abode OFT true nobility ana
his pursuit is that which gives vitality
to the world Of pursuits.
It is tor you, yc cuI,vators OF the
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A machine for backing and polish.
ing boots has been invented. The
patent is owned by firm in Newark,
N. J.
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1t is better to be alone than in bad
company.
lie who has wolf for his compan
ion must carry Il dog under his cloak.
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Sale Of Hand.

Sale Of land.
By virtue Of decree of Of the County
Court Of Franklin county, Tennessee p'o'
nounced at it's April Term. 1858, n Inc case
Of Benjamin Franklin, Admir-. against 'e'
heirs of Jacob Young, dec, | will on
Saturday the 18th day Of May $780,
offe- for Tor sale to the highest bidder, on
credit of Twelve months, at the Court hous "
door in tine ;:wn of WINCHESTER the lrac. "a a
land of which jacob Young c,ea Ie , oo S"s
possessed, lying and being in Frons'' Gave, ave,
iy. dl.trlc. No. 3, on the waters o. V
Creek, containing
1914 ACRES, :
conveyed 10 said decedart by said BENJAMIN
Franklin, upon which there 10 excelIent"a's'
power and a tolerable good mill.
The purchasers will be required to Pn'
bond and good and approved security. ano
lien will be retained on the land until the PuH
chase money is paid.
WIN. z. TAYLOR, Clerk
April Is. tbs prs fee S. 90
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SPECIAL NOTICES
THE GREAT ENGLISH REmpn,,
SIN JAMES CLARKRs 4

~
Celebrated Female PIN,
Prepared nom Prescription OF Sir j. Cl.,l. ~
slelan Extraordinary to the 0uss,n a. D. lhy
'Hs INVALUABLE MRDICI.E ia uNw.,
eeure OF all those painful and dang.yrr IN
which the female constitution Is subject Il IA
may be relies, Oh 'Ia = slsedy su,a
TO MARRIED LADIES
u ispeculiariy suited. II will, IN a sbo,, IT,,
The monthly Period with regularity "n'e' bring Oh
Each boltlc-price One Dollar-be.rs a.. ~
stamp Of Great Britain, to Prevent eounsr .%,ovsrnn
CAUTION.
These Pills should NOT PIT TAKEN by .m,,..
flhSI IHfEE MONTHS OF pxRGNAkcy, a, .uufngh.
sArE - ''"'' uLe 1Alv An =
In all cases ofNervous and Slinal A,y.e,,o,, n,
rack ara Limbs, Fatigue on slight exerlion ~. hV
me Heait Mysteries. ard Whites these PHI, M alonCf
cure when all other means have hiled srS s Eject,
Poweriuiremedy, do not contain IRON calom., oueh
or anything hurtful TO the consultation sl'ilory
Fu'l direction accompany each tsckaye
Sole Agent For the United States and Csnaa,
(Late ]. G. baldwin, r,
BAL IN and a ro.,.u. Rochester, NV
authorized Agent, will insure bottle of,he P. a
For sale by Hough.on & Loushmiller. w,r,,..,..,
Dec l9-w,1y, "'A'ae''er'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-16
LEGAL.


VHT0URIA - = theGnm - a. ssa.erv. = =
w 1861, IT. Merrfes Of Clinton countS' a.ai:
Of Iowa, sxseulsd unse 2eosns aeaasibe. a. rustre
certain DECD u vus, conveying 10 sahd ~
lssd = OliDsea enuAty, DowA, descrtbsa = 1vlovs.
Is Wit: fhs sousA Vet aoosesY o. eocoAusr sA,rtv
four (sl) In township eighty one (ll nortA Of rasge
two (2 also lot no nie e In secticn sixteen Sl ~
township eighty (sD north Of range 100 rel east
lcoo,a1ntag eisht end ooe half sessal also two fqi
acres on the on the Ie bank Of the
river In section eleven I'M in t,vnshsp irbtv one
RI north 81 ranse ca III - cmDepe - I, ne
ncrth rvest co,~.- - f.sssA Vnru.,s I.cd =. la
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zralSfCC,S Sale.

NTVGRBAS ON the sixth day OF October, A. ID
w 1883, Claus Asmuss wiese executed unto Sam.
ue sylvester IS Truste, certain deed Of trust
veying to said Trustee the land In Scott count Iowa
described follows, TO wit: The north half Of the
northeast quarter CT ion number thirty- (3sl
In township seventy nine 79) north OF range 30 90
east Of the 9th Principal Meridian, which said con-
veyAnce Was made BY the sad Clans Armuss wiese
for the purpose o. securing the payment Of several
certain p.omissory notes and the Interest thereon
signed BY said wese, datei the 9Th day OF October,
A 1855, and among others, one FIR the sum Of one
hundred dollars. payable in two years from date,
with interest at ten per cent per apnum after matu
rity.
And nowthe above described note having become
due ami payable, and the said Claus Asump Wiese
having failed " pay the same. /, Samuel S,l-
vester, Trustee as aforesaid, do hereby give this
public notice, that by vrtue ~ the power which
Is IN me vested by said deed OF Trust / will
on Saturday the sixth day OF November D.
1885, at the hour OF O'Clock In the Afternoon OF said
dav the Court House door in the city Da export
expose and offer for sale, at pubi; suctt n, to thu
vi hes' BIDDER for cash the pa Gel Il and above
scrlpet, 90 much thereof as shall be sufficient
To satisfy and pay the amount OF aid note with the
Interest Thereon to the DAY OF SALE tos ether with all
the costs and expenses attending said sale, of this
notice aud Trus' ee's fees.
Dated the llth day OF October, A 1879.
SAMUEL SYLVESTER
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LEGAL.
Treesfee,S Sale.

VNHEhEAs on the 9Th day Of Dec mbcr, A. ..
W lsi5. Henry 8. Lower, and nsry 4. Lower,
his Wifss executed unto 6eoeos l. Miehon-, Trus-
tie cei tain deed OF Trust, conveying 70 said Trvs-
tee the lana in Scott County, Iowa, descIbe bi.
lows, to Wit: The novth-esst sstter Of section No.
twenty Two l22I and the south quarter Of the
1orth-west quarter u section nnmb~r thirteeo l13l
sh sn township seventy ighi l1sl north of range
east which said conveyance was made BY the said
Henry .. and Mary A. Lower for the purpose, among
ether things, OF securing the payment OF certain
pso1lssMy note Add the intercss thsFeou signed by
said Henry 8. Loser, for two thousand two hundred
1885, AMI payable two years thereafter. with 10 per
cent interest thereon the order OF Daniel Z. md
0sorgs b. Hawley-now become the property OF
George II nale-upon which there has been paid the
sum q one thsusxnd dollars. - also the nteseet up
TO June ID, 1855.
And nov saAd pIemDo0Sy noee having oecome
due and payable. And the said henry Lower having
failed 70 pay the SAM, except the Aforesaid par
tial payments, ], George L. Nckos, Trustee -
Aforesaid do hereby give this public notice, that BY
virtue Of the power which u In me- veeted by said
deed Of Trust. will. Saturday the 18th day OF No
vembcr,A 1885, ut the hour OF O'Clock In the after.
noon OF said day nj the Court House door In the city
OF Davenport expose and offer for sale 1t public
ttcn, the pArcls Of lad above described, or 20 much
thereof shall be sufficient 70 satisfy and pay the
amount of said note With the interest thereon the
day Of SALE together with oil the costs and expenses
attending sain SALE costs Of this notice and Trustee
fees. Upon the completion Of such sale = deed viii
be given In scc0rdslce with the stipulation OF said
deed Of Trust
Dated the 18th day Of October. 4 D, 1855.
GRORGK L. NICHOLS,
eer,15 renstn>
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Trustees Sale.

VXyHDRBA6 on The eth day OF August, A. D.
w 1857, Heury Bowen and Elsey A. Bowen, his
wife, executed unto David .. True, as Trustee, a
ctrtsin Deed OF Trust convey TO said Trustee The
land in Scott County, Iowa, described as follows
fo-witt Part OF the east half Of out lot number
twenty-0ne, In In the City Of Davenport; Begin
ming at point forty a0] f-et west and two Lundr
and yenty-sia 75-lO0, 1916 7o-10Ol feet Forth Of
the southeast corner Of said Gus l0t-thence tn
hfty 1901 feet, thence west one hundred and fifty
1851 r. theme south ATTY 1901 n. thence east
hundred and 1901 It TO place OF beginning;
satd conveyance IVES made by ssid Henry Bow and
Rlsey A. Bowen, tor tue purro secu ing the pay
mont o. . certain - omsso ami t.e inter. II
ther, o. signed BY the said Henry Do sen dated the
4th day Of Argrs, 4. 1857 Tor tn s-m OF e
hundred collars. pa. abl 70 tb cr.'e . n. so.t,
ward. due ninety days afe II. dtt., wi interest al
ten per cent. snnum fer maturity
And now said L0te having become due and payable
and the said Henry Bowen having failed o pay the
same, avid s. True Trustee rs Aforesaid do here
by gvethis public notice. that by virtue of he power
whchis in me vested By said deed Of Trut, will on
Friday the 22i day VI Oct bsr 1858 at the hour OF
Pollock in the afternoon OF said cay, at the Court
House door in the city Of Davenport expose and offer
for ssle Ut public auction, the highest bidder
cash the premises abeve de9cribed, or SO much
thereof rs shall be sufcient to satisfy and pay the
amount OF said note with the interest thereon to the
day Of sas together with all the costs and expenses
fees. Upon the completion OF such sale deed will
Deed Of Trust.
Dated September goth. A D, 1858.
DAvIDs. TRUR,
epy00 T1na
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NIHEREAS OF the sih day Of July A. ID. 1857
w Hermsn Simpson aud Margsret Simpson, his
wife, executed unto David True as Trnsteu, GER
tain deed OF Trust, conveying to said II u tee the
land In Scott County, Iowa, described follows 10
wit: The northeA.G QaAster Of the HIT qu sr.
ter Of section number thirty TsOl In township num-
Der seventy eight (1sl tn of range number three
f3] east of the 9Th NJ, which sa convc, ancc war
made by the said Hermann simpson End Margaret
Simpson, for the purpose Of securing the pay OF
certain PROMISE orr note and the interest thereon
signed by .aid Herman Simpson, datei the eighth
day OF July, 1857. and payable o. follows; for
III .usand an twenty Fix and SOL dollars ply.
ab'e 70 the order Of J mes q II nrer, due the 18th
ten per cent per Annum after .turity
AID now said promissory note having beco me due
and paysl IL ana ,he said He man SIM, son having
failed 10 pay the same, ! David 8 True Trustee AZ
Aforesaid do hereby give this lublc notice. that by
virtue Of the power which Is in me vested by sail
deed Of Trust WILL Saturday the 6 day OF cto-
Der 1858 at the hour OF o'clock In he afteYno
at the Court House door In the city Of Day
enpcrt exLose and offer for sale, public auction the
parcel Of land above described, much thereof as
shall be sufficient to satisfy and p,y The amount Of
said note with the intsrt 81 thereon he day OF sal
together With al! the aud expenses attending
said sale, c)ts Of this notice and Tfust esees Up
the mpietion such sale deed III b. given u
accordance it'll the stipulation of said Deed of Trust
Dated the 2lst day Of september A. d. 1855.
DAVID s. TRUR,
SCI 22dts Trustee
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SheriM',S Sale.

Mary Pierce ct al, y lillian J. Parkhurst q al.
DY virtue Of an execution WsueJ from the office Of
- the Clerk of the Dist let Court Of Scott county,
Iowa. In the above entitled cause, dated August 10th
1865 and to me directe" Commanding me that OF the
Zoo 1s chat,els, stock or interest In sry compay,
debts Q, property In the hands Of third persons,
lands and tenements (which are not exempt BY law
from executon) make or cause to be made, the sum
Of three hundred and seventy three and 94l0O d J.
lars $S73 SAL amount due, iacudinG debt, interest
and costs Of suit, well al accruing costs
cution, with interest thereon ~ the rae Of six per
cent. per annum from lily 12tn, 1885, have levied
upon the following personal properly, TO Wit: Ten
cows, nine hcgs ten stalks ri wheat, " ke ofox
en-, one yearns, one threshrg mackne, seed
sower, one roller, one one horse wagon, rick Of
hay, all the corn In the aed tanning mill - the
property Of the defe ldants
lOtice IL hereby given tina. will sell the above
described property 70 the highest and beat bidder
therefor In cash. at public auction. on the farT of
tbs defendant, william J. Parbhurss, IeClare town
ship. scost county, Iowa. on fuesday November ~,
1858, between the hours Of 3 \ and OF said
day.
Dated October 4, 1858.
II. LEONARD,
oc7dl-w@W 0h'6 Of Scott county, 1osa.
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Illinois Central Railroad.

VNOR ST LOUIS, ALTON, LuAv8NwORvHo ITY
II Kansas City, Ts're HAute, Evansville, vinceunee,
c. Grs ns@pS. nssshss SscsSassh' New osi.sns
aod Ill points on thu lower Mlssi, slppi.
Tralns will leave the Great Central Depot foot Of
o0uth water and Lake streets, as follows:
Peoria. o.. l. ,uis, Cincinnati and Cars Express 1t
800 NJ (Sundays excepted
Peoria, st Louis and Csiro Rxpress at s;4b n
(Sundays excepted)
without change OF cars and the most expeditions to
Springfield, jacksonville and Naples.
To passengers for Aemphis, vicksbufgh, New Or
leans Ac the route via Jairo Is the only direct and
10 twenty -four hours in advance u any other.
CONNECTING
A. 0nMAn-with Peoria 4 oquawka r for Pc
esia, 0sleasurs and towns upon main nse Of Illinois
Al TuaOuo-with trains Of the Great western
sass tor Danvlle and Lafayette; west for Spring
Asld Jacksonville and Naples and towns on the M
nois River.
ton st Louis \, going east 70 Tsrrs Hauts India
napolis Evansville and Crswfordsville; west for A.
At ODIn AnD sANpovAL-with trains On the Ohis
Z ni:sis:lPei =, east for towns upon it, line;
At Or. LOun-WNh Pacific 4 snlpteamsss for
Kansas and Hsbraska and ell points ON ths Missouri
Ar OAlao-with steamers for Memphf Matches
Nsw urieans and Ill points the nississippl river
v0r oalena Dunlst,h Dubuque and q Paul trains
sevo VA 0aieos 4 Chicago Union RR
A. 10 osclock A N and l5PM
OeaneeG1ng q Dunieith With . daily line Of v1rst
O1eoe Paossnger 6tea0srs for Prairie Du Chien Il
Oeoeee WAVE Hastings Hunsoh Prescott 81 g
PAU. Also, connecting q Oubuqus With the Do.
suouE 3 PAoIYSc = fas Dyersville Cedar Rapids
InAopanaonco Sioux Otty &c.
~ alooninstoo La Sale Dixon Amboy Polo As
eseios Ieovs Va Chicago = B1riiagtcn
~ e:lB = an son
49, Alrscl co7neetioas q Assdote Wtth TRAINS q
1874 as q mtnols Oeatral ~ ~ ths aouvs pslnss
EcH 1uD0U0H u0kDD
- = $500 g ~ e0as efthe 0laAA0nn 0eatral
~ Ttomont Usooo eoguo1 Inko ~ DaaF.
- I'll - = - ID 8 - 1890 Y
49, l10 G31 - - = ~ esoo4 01noBG -