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The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-24
Senatorial Epithets.

When members of Congress bcgiI
to call each other MieucS, it is time
for the session to close. The difficulty
in the Senate, on Thursday, between
Mr.. Wilson and Mr.. Gwin, was tho
coarscst which has yet occurred, ano
can be regarded only with disgust
Il is even below the standard OF pot
house brawls. Respect for the State
he represents, if not for himself. OF
the body to mhich he belongs. NIGH,
have restrained Mr.. Wilson from cali
ing brother Senator 50 thief" The
time has been when Massachusetts
was honorcd and not diScrcditcd BY
the men she sent to Washingion.--
Such time may come again--but
the present contains little for hope and
less Tor pride. An "em(ty seat as
one representative Of such State is
bad enough, but preferable certainIy y,
in point Of manners, to the othcr.
The Senate has managed during
the present session to sink itself amaz-
ingly in point Of decorum. 1t used to
be cited as superior to the House in
this respect,--but at present Their" i.
little to choose between them. The
Senate has had its full share Of bro!ls.
and although there has been no actual
liSt-ight on the floor. the exchange Of
cpihcts has Frequently been quite as
disgusting. Too,nbs very politely ILL.,
formed Preston King, the either day.
that he lacked MainS Drjamin told
Davis that his manner was disagrcca-
bic, to which Davis replied thati if so
he could keep it to himself. Mr..
Greene, a few weeks since, called Mr..
Cameron Il liar. Chandler told Dn-
lis, not long ago, that he was impu-
tent, and now Gwin calls Wilson
WILSON rctorts by call
ng him thief, and Gwin, not to he
pronounceS Wilson ii SLAM
erer and u coward. The "intcrpo,i- ,
ion of friends settles al hcsc anna
de differences in the most Satisfacto.
Y manner.
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state Oh Tennessee.
John FrizzcII against Geo, w. White and the
Win. g. Ala. L. L. Co.

John FrizzcII against Geo, w. White and the
Win. g. Ala. Il. Il. Co.
On motion Of complainant and it appearing
to TIE satisfaction Of the Clerk q Master that
Geo. W. White is nonresident OF the State
OF Tennessee S, hat the ordinary process Of
law cannot be served on him, it is therefore
ordered that publication be made for four sue
cesSlve weeks in the Home Journal, Il news
paper published in the town Of Winchester
Tennessee, requiring said nonresident de-
PENDANT to make his personal appearance
herein before the Judge of our next Chance
ry Court to be hoden at the Courthouse in
Winchester, Tenn, on Wednesday after the
third Monday in August next, to plead, ans.
wcr or demur to said bill, or the same viii be
taken for confessed and set for hearing cx-
parto as to him.
H. r. ES'TILL, C. & NJ.
June ~ 4w prs fee 3 90.
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No Fight.

1t appears that the outrages that
have been committed upon the Amer
lean vessels by British cruisers are to
be stopped and the United States are
to be satisfied. England says it was
all a misunderstanding, and so the, mat
ter ends. A conciliatory tone per-
vadcs the English press, and an expla-
nation is to be made to the offended
Republic but--that's all
The Atlantic telegraph fleet had re,
turned to Portsmouth from their expe-
mental trip. The experiment of pay
ipg out and hauling in the cable, in
water nearly three miles deep, was en-
tircly successful. The operation OF
splicing was perfected four times, and
the cable was payed out at the rate OF
seven knots per hour.
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Anothcr Ncnagfric in u Iorna(io.--
The London OHIO Democrat furnish
eS the following in regardsto EIdrcd'S
mcnagrrie in the stormo Of the llth ult.
says:
The performance commenced as
usual, bat had not proceeded far when
a sudden of wind ripped open one side
otthe canvass. Another lifted the pa
wilton up, tearing it from lis stays,
when it Suddenly settled down, while
the centre pole fell with a crash to the
ground. The crowd tumbIed, head
long, off the seats, and rushed peii
nell, into "thc pjttIIcss pelling Of the
torn. The women shrielcd, the
men sWore. the horses ncighcd, the
"lcarncd mule" braycd, clown laugh.
ed, the hycna howled, the monkeys
chattercd, while at every occasional
boom o! the thunder. the lightning
would reveal a glimpse Of the wreck
--hatIess heads, Inverted umbrel- |
las, crushed crinoline. dragged skirts,
muddlcd coats, etc, all .jumblCd to-
gether in one vast Heterogeneous mass
To add to the already "confusion
worse confoundcd,' the cry was raised
that one of the wagons was upset,
and the lions had broke loose! This.
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NArm FRIzzrLL, Sec.

FATAL ABRAHAM afl'ray took
place on the evening Of the Cd inst,
at the depot in Macon, Miss, between
Mr.. Reuben Clopton, of the CIopion
House, and Mr.. L. Elheredgc, of the
Planters House, in which the former
was killed. We understand there
had been previous difficulty between
the parties, and Oh meeting at the de.
pot Clopton atackted Ethcredge with
u stick, when the latter stabbed him
fatally five or six times; on separating,
Clopton fred pistol at Ethcredgc
which missed him. Clopton lived but
a few moments after the ARRAY. Eth.
ercdgc was not seriously hurt.
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Giles CoQntu-The Pulaski Citi2c

Giles County-The Pulaski Citizen
Of the llth inst. makes the following
notice oflhe crop prospects in our good
county Of Giles:
In this county the crops are giving
encouraging promises to the farmers
and the farmers are cOngratuatiug
themselves and the country at the
prospect an abundant harvest. FIX.
ccpt the oats. the entire crop Of this
county looks remarkably promising.
We hear of n general complaint Of It
disease that recently appeared in the
oats, which, the farmers tell us, will
seriously affect the yield of the grow
ing crop. This is IL general complaint
all through this State and North Ala.
bama.
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Romance IN REAL LIpR.-Ihc Buoy
rus(Ohio) Journal says that a man
living there lost his wife some years
ago at Homer, New York, that they
had little girl which he gave to a
friend, and left the country. He was
gone ten years, and returned, but
could find no trace of his child. She
had two marks by which he might
know her--one toe was gone. and she
had a scar on her arm. The man
gave her up as lost to him, and finally
settled near Bucyrus and married.
The rest we give from that paper;
"About six weeks ago he happened
to pass BY the room in his house occu-
pied by T. servant girl. who had resi-
ed nearly two years with him, at "a
time when about to retire, and, the
door being open. he saw her loot. lie
merely glanced at it, and happened 20
notice that the little toe OF the right
foot was missing. lie thought nolh-
ins Of it at the time, but after retiring
the idea struck him That it might be
the daughter he had searched Tor so
long AT first he dismissed the
thought as improbable, but 1t sun
forced itscIfupon him, until finally he
requested his wife to go to the room
hnd ascertain whether or not marks OF
a scnId were upon her right arm.
"Shc went, ana to MS immense de-
light reported That the mark was
there. Tn" poor man was so positive
OF her identity, That tue glrI was ava
kcnrd, an in the middle OF the night
was questioned ast to her origin. She
could only tell them that she qua not
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To the Holders Of
EXCHANGE BANK NOTES.

The undersigned. Il Committee APP
pointed by the last General Assembly
OF the State OF Tennessee. to invcsti.
gate the securities Of the Free Banks,
dccming it to the best interest of the
State, and important, to proper and
just termination Of several questions
before Us for consideration, to know
the true circulation Of the Exchange
Bank Of Murirccsb0ro. as far as the
same can be ascertained; in view of
this end, do request all persons hold
ing the notes Of the said Bank to make
known as soon as possible the amount
OF notes holden by them, to the Clerks
Of the different County Courts, and
the said Clerks are requested, after the
Of thirty days. to report the
same to us in Nashville. Communica-
lions addressed to the undersigned.
Box 5O7, Nashville, Tenn. The press
are respectfully and earnestly reques-
ted to aid US in ascerAining these facts.
J. D. GOODPASTURE,
A. +. GOFF,
TAZ. w. NEWMAN,
MICHAEL VAUGHN,
JAS J. TURNER.
Nashville, June ID.
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S'TAT'E OF TENNESSEE.
Jesse LilIey against John Y. Laury and Cor
polius I auru

Jesse LIIIey against John T. Laury and Cor
neius Laury.
On motion Of complainant, and it appearing
TO the satisfaction of the clerk and master that
Cornelius Larry is Il nonresident OF the State
of Tennessee so that the O. dlnary process of
the law cannot be served upon him, it is
therefore ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks in the Home Jour
nal, newspaper published in the town Of
Winchester, Tennessee, requiring said De-
PENDANT to appear herein on or before We'd
nesday after the third Monday in August
next and plead, answer or demur to said bill
or the same will be taken for confessed and
set for hearing eXparte as to him.
June "A 4w II. R. ESIlLL, G. & NJ.
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The CRoPs.--The cotton crop III our
vicinity is doing as well as can be cx-
pected, taking into consideration the
great fall Of rain we have had lately.
The corn crop look cheering and bids
fair to be one Of the largest ever
made Wheat harvesting has com
mcnccd, and we think it will turn out
be a large crop. The ont crop has
been almost entirely destroyed by the
rust, throughout the county. 1t is the
first time we have ever known the DAT
crop to be affected by the rust. Some
of our farmers won't even save secd.--
Wernando (WiSs.,) Press.
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The Chattanooga advertiser, in II
long article. admonishes the Dcmocra-
cv OF the South. that the Richmond
Epouirer has deserted the lime.honor.
ed principles for which it has so long
batt!ed. Having passed into new
hands, it may now be considered as
among the enemies of the South.
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Old BIackwood. that Nestor Of mag
azines, INDUCES in the following sen
siblc remarks. They were written
for the other side of the Atlantic, but
vii! bear transportation:
"$eriously, do not think the clubs
alone have to answer for the decrease
in early marriages. Other modern
improvements in society must bear
their share Of blame. | would back
the hcarts--l mean the girls-against
the clubs any day, chi y give them fair
play. BIT no sensible man OF mode
rate means--no man who has to work.,
and is willing to work. for his Ijvcli-
hood might, perhaps, say, no sen
$ibic man in any poSltlon--plcks his
wife ont OF q ballroom or an opcra-boX,
however much he may like to see her
there. a true woman has much more
chauce--we all know it--ol Winning
any love that is worth her winning, in
her own home, in her undreSs. in her
little namcless every day unStudird
graccs, sitting on u stiIe, lettering by
4 brook, rafting in u railway car
riagc, or busy unconcious amid com
mon household duties, than in what
the sex choose to consider the cspe-
ciaI scenes Of their glories and their
triumphs.
II have read somewhere, or been
told, that any woman, three removes
from Gorgon in personal attractions,
can make any man propose to her ii
she has the chance of living in the
same house with him for a month.
am inclined, with some modification,
10 believe it, humiiating as it may
seem to- us noble animals. At all
vents. there was much more chance
If early marriages, and happy ones
90, when neighbors Of that large class
who have children at their desire, but
title substance 10 leave item, met as
when personal intercourse
vas more unrcstrancd: when lad
'ould grow up in intimacy with anoth-
n family, and learn to call the girls
~ their Christian names without any
ear Of being asked their intentions;
when there were such things as fish
NJ parties, and lounging in gardens,
md country rides and rambIes on
ong summer mornings, and family
inners and round games on winter
lights, not to speak Of extemporc dan
IS to which no one minded going
nd retaining eight or ten miles pack
d into any kind of conveyance, six
inside. or well wrapped up. three in Il
ig, the more the mcrrier.'
Bear this advice in mind, parents
marriageablc daughters, and man
&c to get up pleasant excursions now
lat summer is at hand.
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NOTICE..

I wisi, to dispose Of or sc to some gentle
man my wile's interest in the estate of Re-
becca Matthews. Am UNIFORMED as to the
amount, bu suppose it is something near one
t0ousand dollars. AS am IN great need Of
funds Won make liberal deduction. No.
tee is also given TO the Administrator and
others interested, that no money can be re-
ceIved by me or agent that is not cquIvolant
to gold and silver.
JOHN C. TANNER.
Wacabooter East Fla, June "a. 81
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Some three hundred operatives,
mostly females, in the Lawrence
Mills, in Lowell, have made a strike,
OH account Of some increase in the du-
ties required of them.
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Aull OF hoOcTl IOnWtll, ucE', hUNlU
Connell and others.
On motion Of compo nan, and it appearing
to the satisfaction of The Clerk a. Muster
that defendants Jno, W. Egg|oslon, Ruilin
Council, James + Taylor and wlIe Eliza,
Jonah Hicks and wife Angelina, Ezekiel
Pitts and wife Mary, Robert Council and
William Cornell, are non-resdenls OF the
State of Tennessee so that the ordinary pro.
cess Of the law cannot be served upon them;
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in the
Home Journal n newspaper published in the
town of Winchester, Tennessee, requiring
said Iend MS to appear on or before the first
day of the next term of our Chnncery Court
to be- holden ut Winchester on the first We'd
ncsday after the third Monday in Angus
next. 10 plead, answer or demur complain
ants bill, or the same viii G taken for con-
fcsscd and set for hearing cXnarle.
H. Il. ESrlLL, G. g. NJ
June "a 4w prs fee 3 90.
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1t is very common thing to abuse
lawyers. Brichess lawyers, however,
should always be excepted. 1t would
be very wrong to speak i'll Of any man
,UihOM Il cauSe.
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It has been said that people are de-
generating because they don't live as
long as in the days Of Methuselah,----
But the fact is provisions are so high
that nobody can afford to live very
long at the current prices.
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state OF Tenn, NsGc.

Jesse Aredge against, John Frizzell, and w.
and Ala, r. Il. Co.
On motion of complainant and it appearing
to the satisfaction Of the Clerk ~ Master that
the defendant, Geo. W. White, is a non resi-
dent of the State Of Tennessee, so that the
ordinary process of t e law cannot be served
on him, 1t is therefore ordered that publca-
ton be made for four successive weeks in the
Home Journal, newspaper Published in
Winchester, Tennessee, requiring said de.
PENDANT to appear herein ON or before We'd
nesday after the Sd Monday in August next
and plead answer or domur to said bill or the
same will be taken for confessed and set for
hearing eXpare as to him.
II. R. ESTlLL. c. & M,
June u 4w prs fec 3 o.
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A man in Pittsburg has been fined
one dollar siXty-two and a half cents,
for squeezing young lady's hand d.
Here it costs nothing.
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DX.President Monroe's remains will be
removed from New York 10 Richmond,
on the Sd Of July next.
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Nashville, June ID.

The French Emperor holds cabinet
councils on Sunday afternoon anil gives
grand bells in the evening
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watch EscsDairiaag, &c.

NEW ESIA.3 LIS rIMGNT7s
The undersigned respectfully offer theft services TO the
Citizens ofWnchester, and all others who may need them
in the abOve line Of business, assuring all who ratrOrze
that the greatest pains vii be taken with work and
cry eXertiOn otherwise made TO rive satisfaction For the
want Of suitable store, they have taken for the
present. upstairs in Mr. Brooks Hotel whchis
easy of helg corner room with steps the
outside extending to the side walk. See ign Of the Zig
Watch They we'll supplied with materials of all
kinds anda long practical knowledge Of he business which
will enable them to dsp'tCh work in gool style as if
done in the best rcpuel City shops at the North else
where. Their repaired Jewery jobs can't be beat, and
ihpIr
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MEETING.

Alta meeting Of large portion Of the
citizens Of Winchester and Franklin
County
On motion, u. G, GRAVES was called
70 tho Chair and NATn FRrzzELL ap
pointed Secretary,
The object Of the meeting being cx.
planned by A. S. CoIyar, Esq, on mo,
ton, the Chairman then appointed DR.,
Wallace EsGll, A, S. ColyOr, p, TuT,
ney, NJ. W. Garner, Esqs., and w. w,
Brazellon Committee to report suitable
persons to attend as delegates to the
Meeting Of the Trustees Of the Southern
University al Bershcba on the Sd Of Ju.
ly next
Said Committee then reported the fol-
loving persons, tO.Wlt,
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From single fly more than two mil.
lions Of these pests are produced in one
summer.
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Small Pox is prevailing TO an unusual
extent in New York just now.
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IMPORTANT TO
+ A Es vi n Ee 8

To Farmers VINO are suffer'n from the
ravages Of HOG CHOLERA we are now
prepared TO supply them with a
Preventative and Cure
which comes ghly recomme nded. being The
result of an investigation By scientific per ons
selected for that object in New York. Being
in bulk, it can be supplied in any quantity
either to the farmer or dealer. To The latter
we offer inducements which will make it TO
his interest to keep it,
All orders will be promptly filled by ad-
dressing BEECH g. HUNTER, Wholesale
and Retail Druggists, No. 80, Market Street,
Nashville. Nav %, 1853. If
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On motion, the President and Sccreta.
~ of this meeting, and the Committee
appointed to report delegates, were ad.
Jed to said list, and all other citizens Of
this county not embraced in said list are
respectfully invited to attend as dele.
gates.
A copy Of these proceedings having
been ordered for publication in the Home
Journal, the meeting then adjourned.
4. &. GRAVES, Pres.
NATH FRIZZELL, Sec.
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WMaJynDiW9,

can't be eycecd by any other Watch Makers in the United
States. The have hand neat assortment of articles
in the Jewelry line, which they will put low they
can be purchased at in Nashville any where else this
side of Philadelphia.
J.R. GARLAND e SON.
NAV 2Sh, 81
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During the last year the goyernmnt ex.
pended about $10,000,0O0 for military
purposes.
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1t is reconcd that 100000 people die
annually in England Of prevcnlablo dis.
eases.
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The following Scheme will be drawn by S. SWAN d Co..
Managers of the Sparta Academy Lottery, in eaChd
their Lotteries for July 1858, at AUGUSTA, Georgia.
under the supeyintendence of commissioners.
CLASS 22,
Draws OH Saturday, July 3, 1868
CLASS 23,
Draws On Saturday, July 10, 1858
CLASS Fl,
Draws OH Saturday, July ~, 1858
CLASS 2j,
Draws OH Saturday, July 21, 1858
CLASS 20,
Draws On Saturday, JMIy 81, 1853
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
Five Thousand Four Hundred and Eighty.
five Prizes.
uIrL
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.

james R. Shook against Jno W. Egglcslon
Admir- of Robert Council, dec, Rutlin
Connell and others,
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5 AS prizes amounting to S'!V''''
" hole tickets $40; Halves So; Ours s2!'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05

Just Published:
WDRIGHTLYs UNITED STATES DIGEST"
ID An analytical DIGEST Of The LAWS Of me CSITEp
STATES from the adoption Of the Constitution 70 ne snd 90 VIC
XxXlVth conUes-l7e 70 1857 vo@ iinp. "@' -i>N ~
Price only ca
From the Hon Tapey Chief Justice of the United staes
"En work a value and well executed The n~sGs
under which the different Acts Of ConFe" are
chosen aYproprse and what 10 s Important tne IN
dsI have been able TO examine l. 10 eomPess fr
book has evidently been prepared with much care ana atns
ard viii doubt lot, Be very seoepshe 70 the puohc-
Prom the Hon. James NJ Wayne, Associate Josace u os
Supreme Court Of the United states
" have purposely postponed my acknowledgment J"
Mr. Bghtlys ALsytica Digest Of the Laws Of tne op' M
usefune Mr. Brightly has succeeded in onsns ue Ae"so
the United States into snsle volume. mat we nsJ
only what the <gsaton Of Congress hs been oy wL -
with such marginal references TO the sasut.s hifc s
OF lis Digest may either be verified ~ cIspo's9 -
stance the hitter BE- done. have used me Des'
ruuy Of the term Of the Supreme Court na % - h, Mr.
Abor and trouble. A q whole IL has been vel done ~
Brishtly and deserves special patronase Of
:sc.e who have no business. neysrns,s..
means Of ming what has been legislation Of e
Of the United States shall always Use HI Hhs"~S
Digest ofeialy and in my sody'
Recently Published 80, -., -
WHARTONS AMERICAN CRIMINAL LAW rourn m;..S -.
Revised Edition Treatise the Criminal Lew o. nc
WHARTON'S PRECEDESTS OF ISDiCIaESascS W ~. 49,
PLEAS, Second and Revised Edition vol s'" Wv w.
Priee &c. -n,,,prnrycr
WHARTON STILES MEDICAL yURisPRtD!LSS..55dd i DIE "a
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Law Booh.-lerr Puhishers Ard tmpsfsSS.
No is South Sixth C., PANsdeaPele
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-05
vT,HE REVIVAL EXTRA TRIBUNE.
HISTORY OF THE PRESENT
GREAT AWAKENING.

TleIIsprP,cE ESrs. TsIsrys, which pFiled se:-
rssy n. n ps met With an eIraoTdnNy sae We ;hns i.
% ~ an, Of III. most sheets ued ia world
contain, n. Tb.,nee Of the Reports Of be prevailing
Esu, Revival which recently appeared 10 eo.smn
r, As s... Of and interesting matter prepared
r., he occasion arranged IL 70 flrm sccnc: his
,rv of hi, r.uarke religious movement, with various
Interesting es:uree from its ennine 10 the date q the p,pe
n. 1ollo,zirs will b. found aInong Is cnn,sn.,: