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To all Who owe Us.

Friends. we have not dunned YOU
this year, but now we most earnestly
ask al, male and female, young and
old. large and small, at home and
abroad, to pay us what they may owe
us. We want to send for our new
press and some new material. We've
i0}kcd long enough about charging
and improving our paper, and now
we are going to do If. We must raise
some 500 dollars and if there arc any
who appreciate our efforts thus to fur.
ni>h or town and county with supe'
rior journal. let them assist US. Our
current expenses are about fifteen
hundred dollars per AMMAN, and above
this, we are unable to raise surplus
money. unless many whom we have
credited pay up. Now, it is for your
benefit as well as ours that we ask
each ofyou to pay'your indebtedness,
be It ever so little. Besides, as soon as
we get our NV press, we intend to
commence new premium tale that
will be worth reading. The people
Of Winchester and vicinity, many OF
,her, have hpen liberal with rs. and
now we want to give them paper of
which they may be proud.
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FOE ssE.sisERA SPRINGS.

For the Accommodation of the puIic who
W sh lnvi-It Bersheha Springs via MrMInn.
VILE or Tracy cry. the Stages will run TO an
from hose p aces. daily. connecting w!th lie
cars at eac place, Is follows
Leave Nc ilInnvi'Ic every mornin! al 7
o'clock and arrive AT Bershcba Springs The
same day at o'cock.
Leave Ber.heba Strings every morning a.
q o'clock, and arrive at McNmnrli!c at u
O'clock, n. ,.
Leave T,acy City every evening at 4 o'clock
and arrive at Bersheba Springs TIA. same eve
n!ng at 9 O'Clock.
Leave Bersheba Springs every morn ne at
4 o'clock, and arrive at rr cy City at il o.
cIoc% the same day, giving passengers tire to
take dinner at each place before the depart
ure. Passengers will be carried 10 and from
the cars at each place.
NJ. A. PRICE.
July ID By ). D, MARSHALL, Agt
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magnificent style, and we predict that in
few years lhisspoI will become the most
nored as a watering place, in America go
The fact, too, that this grand place is in
tho possession and under the rule of a
religious and good man, will induce many
to visit it who otherwise would not, No
gamblers, groceries, and the like are al
lowed hero. Yet every arrangement for
interestmgand harmless pleasure has been
male, That thcso springs should have
1000 visitors next year would not sur
prise us at all, aud that all will pass over
the Sewanoo Mining Co.'S rail road as by
far the best route, will certainly be so.---
So mote it be,
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Tnn VExED QUEsrloN SErrLEp.--We
are sorry TO pain the members Of that
respectable religious denomination that
holds immersion to be the only true bap.
tism, bu, our duty as a journalist com ,ools
Us 10 announce that the case has been
'eSaliy decided against them, We are
serious, perfectly.
Our readers OF course have heard Of
Judge NuttalI. We have told them
something Of him oursclf, Well the
decision we reier to is Judge Nuttall's
"lost.' |! happened in this wise. A
few weeks ego negro girl in Henry
county, under sentence Q! death for the
murder Of her mistress, experienced q
timely change of heart, and expressed q
desire to be baptized. Her counsel,
anxious 10 further the wishes OF the mis-,
cradle pomilent, applied 10 Judge NuttalI
Cor permission to take her from the Jail
ros tie purpose Of immersion. The
JQdEo however, with that "hard horse
sense" SO peculiarly shocking to scru les
n conscience, couldn't see the necessity
Of such an inconvenient form Of ba plism,
"Why not sprinkle herr he inquired
"Becouse,' urged her counsel, with equal
judgment and humanity, "sprinkling ac-
corIng TO the faith she holds is not bap.
tism. And her faith, may it lease your
! Honor. is that Of thousands OF the bes,
and quest in this community" "Oh
well, )" said the Judge, drawing himself up
win an air Of gravity worthy of John
| Snyder in the act Of passing himself into
heaven by a very tight squeeze, 81 decide,
oH@ lmam ii to be distinctly understood,
net sp'inhling is lfSal 1optism."
Titus, after upwards OF two centuries
Of acrimonious theological controversy,
the question is pu, to rest at last. We
wara our Baptist friends that it isn't Of
The slightest sort Of use TO take an APP.
peal, for it is a theory OF Judge Nuual's
tha! when he pays no attention to the
lawyers and makes a decision on his own
hook, it is meper reversed! His instincts
dotv the Court Of Appeals.
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Winchester & Alabama Railroad

We are most happy to make known
that we have been informed by Mr..
Z. Culverhousc, that the track lay ing
has commenced at Decherd, and there
is some probability in its reaching
Winchester sometime this month. We
are also informed that the grading,
bridging, tres!le work and culverts.
&c, are completed, ready Tor the iron
superstructure, for the first fifteen
miles from Dccherd, with the exccp-
ton of the Boiling Fork bridge, at
which place there is now a large force
employed, and will have it compleS
beyond doubt. by the time the tract;
layers bring the track to that point.
Mr.. Culverhousc's known energy,
and railroad experience, leaves no
doubt that he will leave anything un.
done on hispart. that is possible, in for
warding the work to early completion.
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STATE OF PREMIERSHIP.
\. J. Gossage against the Heirs Of Villa
Orcur, deceased.


Orcur, deceased.
On motion ofcomp' ainant, and it appearing
to the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master
that the defendants, Nancy Orear, William
Durham, Jesse Covry and wife Sally, and
Benjamin Dechcrd, ixr VIM. Ortar, are
non.resIdenS Of the State Of Tennessee, 50
that the ordinary process Of the lazy cannot
be served upon them,
1t 10 therefore ordered that publication fo
made for four successive weeks IN The Home
Journai, newspaper published in The town
OF Winchester, Tennessee, requiring sad
NONRESIDENT defendants to appear herein Oh
or before the first day Of Cur next Chanccry
Court, On Wednesday after the third Monday
III August nexl and plead answer or dcmur to
said Bill or the same will be taken for con-
tessed and set for herring eXpartc as to them.
July -, ii, R. EoIlLL, CO. NJ.
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I'm ordering Tickets or Certificates

enclose the money to our address for the tlcke's
ell on receipt of which they will he fnrwa'aeu y!
mIii. Purchasers have tickets ending IN any Vs.
they may designate. 81, L. can, 70
The List n Drawn Numbers and Prizes VIII DC S'''
rurrhase y Immediately AFTER the drawing: rl,ip
~ Purchasers will please write their signature F
ard give their Post flee county and state. r,r,bl.
o. Remember that every prize is drawn anu F''
n fll, without deduction. ,..,,r ,reT
~ II prizes NJ 900 and under paid immer9otse
the dra wng-other prizes at the usual time OF "
Ali communications stictly Confidential.
Address orders for tickets or eertifica'es' 10
S. SWAN & CO., Augusta. "1'
r0- A list of the numbers that Al,
drawn from the wheel, with the anu. -
Of the prize that each one is en'llis" in in
will be published after every drawn, raw" 50,l.
the following papers:-Ne'o Orleans s, D',
ia, Mobile Register, Charleston o ,,n;.
dard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta l" p.ot
eencer, New York Weekly Day b1 on{
SAVANNAH Morning News, Rien"''''
Dispatch and Nsr York Disp0'e"'
FINE 20 ~
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NOTICE.
July 10

ON he 18th day OF August, 1853, at Tracy
City, in Grundy county, Tennessee, | wlll' as
trustee. sell for cash the property conveyed
to me by +. H.. Best & 20 by deed dated
Nov. II, ISL, consisting of horses, mules,
oxen, railroad carts. shovels, picks, crow bar.
and in fact all the tools for carrying on rail.
road work. A. S. COLYAR, Trustee.
1nly Is.
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Eay. On our outside will be found tho
proceedings of the meeting of the Bish'
ops aud Trustees Of the University Of the
South during the time we were a. Der,
sheba. We invite careful psSns stol
the sumn--espccially by those wpS age
said Sew anee would BIO rcscinded as the
location
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" Amarriage epidemic is pre-
vailins in Lexington, KY, which is
sweeping off numerous victims
On one day last week there were no
less than seven weddings and three
runaway matches,
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r53- We have a very able article on
"Slayery," in type, written by gentle.
man in Winchester, and which will APP.
pear next week. 1t is unnvoidnbly crow.
dch out Of this number, We shall no.
Hcoit moIo particularly when it appears.
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Esy- Elk President Pierce is said to be
engaged in writing history of the Mex.
lean war.
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To CoRREsroSDESTs.-The press Of
other matter compels US to defer the
publication of two or three communi.
catious until next week.
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b" Why is hen sitting on fence
like a cent? Because she has head on
one side and a tell on the other.
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An editor out West say. that If "tinio
is money" he is willing to exchange a
little iot the hard
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EJ, Squibbs wants to know ifdoctors,
by looking at the tongue Of a wagon, can
tell what ais it,
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I II + Y ON Z J0U RN AL
BersheGa.

OF tie Bishop, and Trustees oil the Uni
vcrsily Of the South. Our company az.
rived there on Friday evening, being
about the first on the ground as dele.
gates. On Saturday several Of tho Bish'
ops arrived and some gentlemen from At
lanta, together with Mr.. Richardson,
from McMnnville, with Tremendous
sum TO offer the Bishops If they would TO-
cate tho University at Ben Lomond, near
McMinnvIo, |! is said tina, FIVE hun
dred thousand dollars were offered 10 So
cure tho institution at one Of the tavorile
sites proposed. But the Bishops We're
not in market 10 be bought, rs they had
ample room to believe j. was the opinion
of some. They were after site like Sc
wance-onc tina! was high, accessible,
fertile, beautiful, and containing all the
material for building purposes, Ihey
were after site which was ~ nature su'
perior TO all others. That Scwancc il',.
al the hin was fixed fac, with all who
hal s.cn :, Weil IN MonIov morning
,, ten o'clock ,la connanv rcoaired to
tho sn,c,ops hall in Col. Arn,felds ele
c,n, builJiuo. and after nroyer. the Bish.
oos ,rocaelel "a h,s;on ,s ar course
tIc snbIrct Of a sui,obyo site, and a re.
co,.;le,,t;o,, If t},o ono chosen NJ Mont.
con,o,v w,s soo, IoC,r, them As we
ao,,a ,,,h,;.LoJ ,bo;r nrocooli,os IN rn'I
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" The Citizens Bank of Nash.
vile and Memphis has "caved in" Its
notes are refused in this locality.
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A church for Deaf Mutes is about 20 be
orcsni,ed in New York.
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the Sewanoe Mining Co. rail road as by
far the best route, will certainly be so.---
So mote il be,
The NlcNiinnvilo New Era learns that
at the convention Of Bishops which me,
at Bersheba SPRINGS on the 3 inst, Sc.
vance was confirmed rs the location Of
tie Southern University,
THE New Era cxclaims: "Thus have the
bishops determined TO retain the site for q
F. University, winch, il erected, will bcpoin.
ted at by future generations as folly Of
the l0th century," ny" We shall see
ut least If we DO not, somebody else
will. But, seriously, we have no doubt
. the Bishops were SoreIy puzzled in the
ma ter Of locating the Southern Uuver.
sity. Every little town and neahbordool
within circle Of two hundred miles, was
persstcntIy presenting its unrjvaIied all.
! van,ages for the location Of great in.
stitul.on Of leaning, and as the Bishops
found i. Impossible to please all by locot.
ing it next to every mans door, they
wisely located it uo,cAere-,hat is, Sewa.
Union & American.
We take the above from the Union and
American, paper published in Nash
willie. and extensively pa,roDizcJ by the
good people Of Franklin county. We
have inserted a hand before that potion
or ,bo ov,,,c, ,,h;,n !. cl>,or;ol IN so;j
,oror md which va !, conmon with al
,,ho &C.,, .ool :. .,ro.li, ., , ,or, nm.
o.lI,l r., r ,o, ,,,,,ouJ, h,.,o, ., ono
&c II. nol,o,. oo,er,r;eos oy., rnlot,o.
no, bv tho Scr,hoyn noo,Ie AZ n ,ls
rau )inos v,b;rb o,e ono,al f,on, III. Nc.
,r;,,y;jIa Fr, VIA FARO notb}nr ror ,hat
,,ro, :, oo.,,.,od he c,o,oI;nr ro,;ves
ami vb.,;, can cav will bove no effect
uooo ,nv ooo n ;pfncncc Rem To.
,nood nnor Me- ,1ioovil)e was no, cbo.
sco--io fact. was coosjde1ed inferior 10
all the other ooinrs in contamination, Il
u,s oos.nl 70 ., the ,Tontoone,y convo.
vas P'Ss0" y! at '"' ''4o'''S o'"''l .o"' v,
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nee INC e"''or 'ee'' choS''H"c" TO N"o"
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zach Saturday in July.
Approximation Prizes.

Fey A Circular showing the plan o.
the Lotteries will be sent TO any one us'
sirous Of receiving it.
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TAXES.

THIS is to notify the taxpayers Of Win
chester, that unless hey come up forthwith
and satisfy their corporation and railroad taxes
due, Will be forced to add COSTS.
July Is, p. DARRELL, r. c.
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READ! READ!
A G. A II D

" II ~ ~
From the Commissioners and CertiE,
Gates from the Moyor and others Of the
CiW Of, augusta.
Augusta, Richmond County, Georgia:
This is to Certyy That we have su,
perinended the drawings Of the Sparta
Academy Lottery, Samuel Swan & Co.,
Managers, at Augusta, Ca, from the
commencement of its drawings, and still
continue to superintend tho same. Each
drawing is solely and exclusively under
our control, and we can assure the public
that the managers are men Of honor, re,
speclabilIy, and fair dealing, and every.
thing connected with the entire business
is carried on with the most scrupulous
and exact integrity.
LEON p. DUGAS,
FREDERICK C. BARBER,
Commissioners.
Augusta, Ga. June 7, 1858.
Augusta, Ga, June 9TH, 1858.
From long personal acquaintance with
Leon p. Dugas and Frederic G. Barber,
We ia Ike great pleasure in certifying that
lhey.nrc men of the highest integrity and
probjty aud in this community are es
teemed and regarded as highly honorable
and worthy citizens.
B. CONLEY,
Mayor Of the City Of Augusta.
JAMES NJ, SMYTHE,
Postmaster Of the Civ Of Augusta.
JOHN p. KING,
Formerl y u. s, Senator.
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CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES will be sold al wv
following rates. which is the risk: &c,
Certificates OF Packages OF 10 Whole TICKETS, Sgo
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ON THE rr,Ar or SINGLE NUMBERS.
Five thousand Four Hundred and Lightly
five Prizes
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From The Commissioners and CertiE,
Gates from the Moyor and others Of the
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-13

HAPPY CONPARIsoA.-In contemplating the
Democratic party - it now 10, and comparing
It with the Democratic party ~ it used to be,
whether Of the time Of Jefferon or Of the time
Of Jackson, one is forcihly reminded Of that
famous metaphysical pair Of silk Stockings which
BY dint Of repeated dArning. had become en-
tirely worsted, without a single thread Of silk
left in them. Very much the same u the pres.
ent predicament Of that which calls itself the
Democratic party. No pair Of stockings,
whether silk or Of any other texture, was ever
put to such hard usage, to such perpetual and
consuming wear, % Of late years the Democratic
party has been. A natural consequence.
holes have broken out in every direction. These
holes. i ID true, have been very diligently dem
Cd with whatever material came readiest a.
hand-At . vast expense, Too. 70 the Treasury.
the public expenditures having nightly in
creased under the operation. Appearances
have been kept mp. The outward forms. "a
cid name, have been preserved. The stockipes
are al called silk, and - such 70 . certain e.
tent pass muster, Or have. till quite lately. vim
an undiscesning and unscrutinixing public But
when We come 70 examine them litsls closely.
how small modieum Of the original taxture
o. even Of the nominal material 90 - ind lefi
IN. 7. Tribune.
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FATAL RESULT OF NArRlnOnY.-The Balti.
more Sun says that bottle containing slip Of
paper was picked up in Elk river near French.
town. On the paper the following was written
in pencil:
Baltimore, September Z, ls57.-I am married
to Eliza Brown to-day one year, and have not
spent . happy moment since; 90 / will drown
myself. God forgive me. will put this in q
bottle and hope it will be found. Who finds it
will have my death put in the Sun.
THOMAS K. JOHNSON,
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sos

The Peoria Transcripts says The Bureau Co.
Democrat. published at Princeton. 10 novelty.
The editor presents three sides in its columns,
the Lecompton and anti.Lecompton sides, and
his bAck-sidss. The. latter gets the most prom.
inence.
Reports about the tragedian Edwin Forrest
are very contradictory. From one quarter We
hear that he had recently Joined the Church,
and will abandon the stage and enter the minis.
try; from another that he has not joined the
Church, but 10 about to abandon the stage, with
the view. however, of going into the liquor
trade in Chicago.
There was great turn out of fancy men aud
bruisers at the funeral of Paudesn, in New
York, Wednesday afternoon. The hearse was
drawn BY four white horses, ornan,ented with
plumes, and the streets on the route of the
procession we're thronged with spectators. 1t
was equal to . funeral Of . member Of Con.
gress.
The new measures Of police surveillance in
France, and the prohibition Of independent
political speaking even in private saloons, it is
said, are driving away many persons from Paris,
whilst the new passport regulations are prevent
ing many English and other foreigners from
going shisher.
Senator Sumner, after going to Washington
20 record his vote against the Lecompton viii
lainy, returned to New York, where he is stay
Ing At the Brevoot House, and spending his
time aud strength in the way best calculated
70 effect thorough restoration of his health.
His spine still troubles him, aching at quick
motions, or after protracted mental exertion.
Considerable excitement prevails in Philadel
phia on account Of the discovery Of . probable
between an under Sheriff and other
o@cers 70 pack jury. By whose verdict . man
named Freeth, tried for murder, has escaped
conviction. The officers havo been held fos
TRIAL =.
NJ. George, the intimate friend Of President
Pierce, and District Attorney of New Hampshire,
has fallen sadee the executive hesdsuan, and
4. Q. 1aesAAli hes hssa appointed In biz place.
I1e Wilderness Of IL. 8seAasaa ssvasdo
n. Pisssss stssols h . esvsseiag ssais h ~
49,
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An INyERNAL MACHINE.--An internal ma
chine, made out OF q piece Of gas pipe and filled
with combustbles, exploded in the cellar of the
Cincinnati Type Foundry, in Cincinnati. last
Friday. terribly injuring one Of the workmen,
named Prior P. Lee. The machine was lying
under bench, among some rubbish, and ex-
ploded on being removed by the broom of the
engineer, who was sweeping. How it came there
could not be ascertained.
DsuaGED TOO xUcH.-Dr. o. w. Holmes,
better known the funny man, in his valedic.
tory address to the medical graduates of Har
ward University, delivered recently, gives the
following advice to the medical students who
were about to graduate:-
with regard to the exhibition Of drugs as .
part Of your medical treatment, the golden rule
il, be sparing. Many remedies you give would
make u well person SO i'll that he would send for
you at once il he had taken one OF your doses
accidentally. Ii is not quite lair to give such
things to q sick man, unless it is clear that they
will do more good than the very considerable
harm you know they will cause. Be very gra-
cious with children especially. have seen old
aud galsp Of Infancy. You may depend upon
it that half the success Of Homeopathy is due
to the sweet peace it has brought into the nur-
sery. Between the gurgling down Of l0ath-
some mixtures aud the ssccharine deliQuescence
Of minute globuie, what tender mother could
for Q moment hesitste?"
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"FRIED OYSTERS" On No WYE.-A divorce
case has been commenced at Rochester based
on very novel plea. The Advertiser ssys the
parties have been married but 4 few months,
and occupy high position in society. Some
interesting developments are expected 1t seems
the difficulty set forth in the complaint which
is very long, originated in dispute between Mr..
B. and his wife As to whether they would have
beefsteak broiled or some oysters fried for
breskfast-the lady, whose tastes are excellent,
contending for the latter. 1t 10 needless to say
that the sympathies Of the community are with
the vile
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-13

The Missouri Republican chronicles . meet
ing Of the Wing party at parkv,lle, Missouri.
The resolutions adopted embrace the follow
ing
The organization Of . new party to be called
the Union party; an opposition to all sectional
issues and abolitionism, border ruffiansm, or
other fanaticism support an economical system
Of internal improvements, and oppose political
prescription for opinions sake.