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FOR SHERIFF.

lGS" We are authorized to annouc
JOHN W. CUSTER as candidate fl
Sheriff Of Franklin County at the en-
SUNG Mareh erection. may2!
LEY We are authorised to announc,
u. II. FINCH a candidate for Sheriff :,
the next March election.
KY We are authorised to announr.
". ID. FAIRS a candidate for Sheriff Al
the next March election.
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tanooga, Tennessee, talks as follows
in relation to that infant city
AT no former period since we have
been citizen ofthis place, have we ever
witnessed a greater amount Of drunken.
ness, harlolism, profanity and wckedness
generally than now prevails in this city.
1t seems as il the devil has broken his
chain and established here his head quar-.
tcrs. LoaIering and drinking liquor all
day, keeping up the steam and (rolckng
and fighting all night at negro and dis.
reputable dance houses, characterize the
movements OF no nconsiderable division
OF the population, and many who make
transient visits. We cannot see that the
munich pal officers are to blame. They
appear to be vigilant, and enforce the
laws. Public sentiment must be wrong.
Perhaps too many who ought to rown
upon such iniquity, take private part in
1t, or at least wink it.
AS it is, we consider a man about as
sale on the cars Of the n. q G. r. Road,
gust after weeks rain as he would be in
some localities in Chattanooga after
-''o''e-. Il ;e avon i"~tsa~a." 20 ~,"tl. ia at
kct street, least stray ball, intended for
another, or mischieyous y discharged from
revolver, should make victim Of the
innocent,
The Sabbath is openly desecrated 1t
IS likely that IourG lths of the population
never attend Church, but what is much
worse, too many of them drink and gam.
bic and do other work of the devil on
that holy day
No wonder the Convention of Bish
ops, at Montgomery, decided not fo
locate the Southern University in the
vicinity of Chattanooga. According
TO the Gaccftc, n milk-sick' region
would be paradise compared with
that point. And yet this is the spot
at which the Chattanooga advertiser
would have the University placed
Talk about ScWancc being an unfit
location for it We would like for
some one to point out to US some rea-
sons forlt not being far preferable TO
my other point. In fact, we think the
Adcertser had better try and correct
he thousand evils Of its own pet town
before harping about the dangers of
my other. Talk about milk sick !
What toolishncss what utter con.
cmptlblcneSs There is milk sick in
such as the Gu-eitc dcs-
RIDES, which would cause the death
md injury Of vastl y more than would
yer be harmed at SeWanee. if they
we're TO eat and drink all the butter
nd milk the whole region for ten
iIIes round would produce in a score -,
| years. all the milk sick included. :.
We DO think there have been more I'M
afd0nabe and outrageous lies manu-
hct'ired and told of late, concerning
tie locality Of ScWaner. and its being
Injected with miIk Mck, than were
yer Matched up in the same period :
oncernlng anything else. Men ought
} be ashamed--in fact, it is mean and "
famous IN man or public journal
attempt to injurc the prospects of y
promising an institution. by fabri. "
ting falsehoods concerning it, mere ct
loo. to CRAFTY sord.d motive Of V .,
rsonal gain. w
We would ask the Adcertiser TO Or
W what The Ga.ehe, its brother he
lieu. says Certainly the Gazette is di
titled 10 The greatest of credit Tor ne
nlng ont so faithfully and telling 80
ibe favli: Of IL people ex
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SPECIAL NOTICES
THE GREAT ENGLISH RENEE,
SIN JAMES CLARKRs oi

Celebrated Female pi,,
Prepared from Prescription Of Sir ] C,r,. ~
siclan Extraordinary to tho ou"sn, h,
THIS INVALUABLE MEDICINE is mNp.
the cure ofall those painful and danoopra,rh LING
which the female constitution Is subject II w diseases
excess and removed all DISTINCTIONS and y oaeraes.
may.b be relied oIi NJ i vi" speedy ca
To- 10 MARRIED LADIES,
II peculiarly suited. II will, IN n ,hor, H.,
tho monthly period with regularity ''c' bring
Each bottlc-pricc One Dollar-bears tho r.
stamp OF Great Britain,o prevent countcrc H,o'eEnn
CAUTION.
These Pills should NOT BE TAKEN by fem,,,.
tlRSTTHREE MONTHS OF PERcNANcy. ns y, uufrg h
SAFK, N' "'e lhN Al,
In all cases ofNcrvous and Spinal Election, D.,
sack ana Limbs, Fatigue on slight exerton, pnIn N IL
The Heart Mysteries, and Whites these Plls ,u Mona
cure when all other means have failed and N.Y., enccll
powerful remedy do not contain iron, calone enough
or anything hurtful to the constitution '' 'hmOl
Fnll direction accompany each package
Sole Agent For the United States and Capaa,
5 Qate l. G. BaldwnGc1
E.,-Sl 90 and 9 postage stamps encIossa' NY
authorized Agent, will Insure bottle ofthc PHI. sy
turn mail ~" W R
For sale by Houghton &tIoushmillcr, wjOe,,,
Dec 19--w.1y, s'FL
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MEDICAL CAlori.

DOCTORS cLoPToNt tn MURRE IL,
having associated themse caat gene rssne r
practice of Medicine al Toasrgery' resp. "a
fully offer their seryis mePthe puone sh are
"Ip ps. " S S Of pay chiei They are well
an ,uI, % ;,h ins,rny n Glor the performance
s ss lnv oosration. Yndfopton may be found
., , Amy Hfies on treet, day ard night
mics. nrofe <ionya1 zee Gtnt.
Winchester /~i s0s = ls'S'
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II you desire not to loose the color ''''e
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lfyou admire the beautiful ,ingcts, "''
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.... Use Prof. Woods hair Restorative
lfyou wish to appear young,
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u YOU want testimony rwhcming,
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The depot isat I II Market st., st. Louis M
1t is also sold by every popular druggist in city an,
country. Dec 10--wty VIA
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& llockerville, in this County, who
ws here a few days since, and paid
lolhis paper, writes in the following
god humored style.
",ease continue to send me the Home
Joural, did not mean to stop il by
payio for it, It that's the way to stop
your pper, ri try and not pay again
soon" Yours, &c, y.r..
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And ow ,,e have inst a word

And ow ue have just a word or
two to lid, and that is, for each sub.
scrlbcr I procure US one name in ad-
dition to Is, and we'll soon have II sub
scri ption lat that will astonish some,
and make Is feel as happy as one
ought to eel in this troublesome
world. .......... .. .g... al. %
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State Of Tcpantr

Chancery Court at Winchest,
County, Clerks Office, Ja'II
John w. Martin, Administrator
vs.. ID
X. p. Muse, William Hill, FL
James Hill, Thomas Hill, and q
On motion Of complainant, an
ing to the satl siaciion of the {
ter that Il e above named defe
residents of the State Of Terca,
the ordinary process of law cthe
on them it is, therefore, ord, :,
cation be made in the Home " d
paperpublished in the town te,i
Tennessee, for four successpE
qnirlng said non-residents to ne
sonal appearance herein on tv.
nesday after the third Mono las
next, and plead answer ors I'LL
plalnant's bill, or the same ", alv
confessed, and set for hear" ! tn q
a copy attest. ~ esyl
HUI. FRANZ dy
4t. prs fee "a O0 IN. ira
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Chmccry Court Clcr.,'s Office. v
..'~ '"' chester. Tennessee.

Cha"cc'y Court Clcr.'s Office, Wa
.'.'. q. chester, Tennessee.
VIM. V. Bcasely
James &. Cuperton, Trustee, &C.
On motion and it appearinxft 20 he Clerk
the Chancery Court at Wi chester, Tenn
that defendant Jane G.. Can Enon, is rc
resident OF the State of III |nnes<ee, 50 III
the ordinary process of law cannot be ser,
on him,
1t is, therefore, ordered til publication
made in the Home Journal, d newspaper M
llshed in the town of Wnchd ster Tenn, 4
four successive weeks, req lirIug said DO
resident defendant to make us personal a
pearance before the Hon. Jud sp of on. BE-
Chancery Court, to be holden in the town
Winchester, on Wednesday a fer TIE IhI
Monday in February next, and plead aR7e
or demur to complaiuant's bill or the sam
will be taken for confessed and set for beat
ing expare.
s. HUI. FRANCE C&N.
By WIN. E. +. tLOr, e.
Esllll 4 Garner for complanu
Jan IL prs fec a GO
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NEW YORK, Jan. Gothic Black
Warrior with Havana dates Of the 18th
and $4,000 in specie has arrived.
The Spanish squadron sailed on the
18th, on cruise in the Gulf(or the health
of the Crew. 1t is rumored, but dis.
credited, that Santa Anna is aboard, and
the feet is bound for Vera Cruz.
The Wabash arrived at Havana on the
18th with Col. Anderson and 40 men.-
The weather was warm and business dull
Short Exchange, BAG PREMIUM
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 20.--Cotton
sales 5000 bales; Lower Grades easier;
Middling steady. Sugar 4a4$. Mo.
lnssAs l7alS Flour firm. Freighls un.
sotlied and dropping. Exchange un.
changed.
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WASHINGTON, January 15.-Dispatch.
es to the Government last evening an.
nouncc that the professional illibustcrs Of
Texas are gathering in large numbers on
on the Rio Grande, preparatory to engag,
ing in the Mexican revolution. Gen.
Walker may lurn his attention that way.
The Administration has a dispatch from
a secret agent, Martin, announcing a
complete Democratic victory in Kansas
in the election Of both Governor and Leg.
is hture.
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State Of Tennessee, Fpl.a;Sa gin '"'

State Of Tennessee, Fpl.a;aa Gin '"'
Circuit Court Clerk wee pa
i, = nOfJ
Lewis S. Bostlck ct ais, vawhy
vs. eIs
B. w. Corn and wife. ct ais. ~ II
Petition for Sale of LAM" for orr d ['es'Oe''
1t appearing to the SAT nv ,rs a'' d ra mo
Clerk that defendants. Befy fhnd n.y., . .:'n
and wife, Elizabeth A., anar n,l nysid Dos''.''
are nsn-residenis of the ST. ued I'll 'l'essst y,
1t is, therefore, ordered H. calho9a''u " ~
made for four successive we voa cJn e iiI Ias
Journal, a newspaper publh dt rsmeE mn 70
ter, Tennessee, requiring " The sA p yraA hold
appear before the Circuit chaue yoR Dc "r
for the county Of Frank weorm ~ e :, . ov
House in Winchester, on ii, isn len a mo i""t
in March next; then an B9.a p e.u,s
answer or denur TO said otythse wv tne So
will be taken for confessedk o u lo' "'''
ing eXparte as to them. n, c,,.L
Jan. s, 1853. 4t pkn 81 !"
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WINCHESTER:
SATURDAY MORN'G, JANUARY 2;
GllaatilnOOgsa.

The Ga9ette, published at Chat
tanooga, Tennessee, talks as follows
in relation to that infant city:
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themselves Free State men Among the most
active Of whom have been the hired reporters of
the Eastern newspaper press Ifany further dis
tnrbances occur In this Territory, these are the
people who wiilb justly responsible for It, The
Pro-Slavery party have abandoned the contest.
The Free State men have a majority in every
county la the TERRITORY, and they have the sheriff
and all the local officers In all but two three
OF the counties, and there Is no county in which
the sheriff cannot preserve the peace If he desires
You make another complaint against the Presi-
dent, that be has twice post poned the sales Of,
the public lands IL l mistahe not, last spring
YOU complained because the sales were ordered
the urgent solicitation OF the people in all parts
of the Territory, and anxious were they 10
have Ii done, that they sent on a committee Of
three to see the President on the subject and the
result Of their interview was ptblished by you.
The second postponement was more necessary
than the first, for money had become more scarce
In the Territory, the rates OF Interest had gone
up TO hve and ten per cent per month, and there
was good deal Of sickness throughout the
whole country. BY adhering to the second order
for the sales to take place in November, the SET
tier would be placed at the mercy of the money
lender, when to postpone 1t the settler would
have another year wi hin which to obtain the
means to secure home. without having to give
away one half Of his land for the money with
which to enter the other half No good govern
ment would knowingly impose such terms on
her citizens, and hence the second postponement
OF the land sales until July NEXT. Ii was a meas
ure demanded by the condition of affairs here,
ana OF which have heard no one complain, ex
cept such as were determined to be dissatisfied
with ANYTHING and everything the Administra-
ZION might do, and few money lenders whose
per centage has been greatly reduced by II.
By giving publicity to this YOU will correct
some erroneous Impressions conveyed In the ar.
ticle alluded to, and oblige yours, respectfully,
(Signed) J. w. DENVER.
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PERSONAL

Lord Napier and Lady have re,u,nsd o.,
new OK city from Niagara Falls
-. Washington Irving, we regret to hear. 4,
-. The Philadelphia Press announces the aud
oen dscease, on the 18th instant of Mrs H.
man, wife OF the Hon. John Hickman. OF penn.
sylvania. VI e"h-
....AmoDg the passengers by the No,,b s,,,
arriving in New York THURSDAY mornina 70.
Nellie PiccolOmini, and suite Of ten peT.oSs .,
getner with the members Of her Majesty,s Opera
Company "pe'a
-. Late European journals represent that Mr.
nume, the medium, recently gave an exhibition
Va me splTlt phenomena that occur In his pres
.Scs before the Gar at 81. Petersburg and IN, I
J. S,. Larlna was so delighted that she gave him
diamond ring worth 5000.
LoId Napier's steward ga cannv Sco, ,,
rn .1a 10 the lower part OF Broadway. and
a. ing tne seductive sounds Of .spojpp goin1 :,
,.,.h 10Y, which he wss passing: entered and q
$50 VI Pa 'hlly gold) was put up Tbe 70 :
49, oIu ~ LOT the galvanized swindIs nj
cS.sn2 DIE mistake, he threatened the ,e,,an',a
" tIe Jaw on tue mock auctioners and ,hs,, *
funded s27, keeping 50 for their comntaay re-
MIR. Ford, announces an upexn.o,-,
PoRement Of the proposed opera So V. post
more very curt des patch from NJ A. DaIti-
STATES that "Gassier Is sick - and tbe $1,000
''csnnot come" Mr.. Ford has taIen ipany
measures 10 ascertain whether his eno.oPsP
WILD the company is broken or only po.fnons
and II the former should prove to be the c.ss "a;
for seats. 0""'s PAID
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DEPARTURE OF AN EXPEDITION Ae.Ixs, N
ioo.-A letter daed Madrid, September 2Ist
confirms the reports that the Spanish cabinet are
determined to act energeticalIy against Mexico
saying
In the early part OF October four ships Of w, r
SSeIcnglnp 10 the squadron of GaIicia will! depaTt
I1s .ue waters OF Cuba, two Of them being the
an no transports accompanying them, will carry
3OoO soldiers of all arms, with considerable Wa =
material, destined for the Antilles
at Is designed to have at Havana a cop.,ds,,
oIe squadron and disposable force Of 70 200
men destined to compel satisfaction from the
Mexlcan Republic. The trip Of the Minister 81
siallhs 10 Cadiz was principally with a view TO
prepare maritime reinforcements de.tinsd g.
Gulf Of MeIicoU ~ ioi 'no
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~ Another telegraph cable has been success.
fully laid across the Ohio river at Cairo.

III Another telegraph cable has been success.
iuily laid across the Ohio river at Cairo.
III The Giles County (va) Southwest SAW
engagements have been'made there for pork at 81
Per Wt; hogs are scarce In that county, and the
Impression Is that prices will rule high.
IL Two pairs Of shoes were lately made bv a
snoe manufacturer in Lynn, to al an order for
southern plantation. They are intended for
save, ana 1t 10 stated measure nineteen and a
width.
Lord Kames, In conversation with his
gardener one day. said, George, the time will
soon come when man shall be able to carry the
manure for an acre of land In of his waistcoat
pockets; !" to which the gardener replied, al be-
lieve IL, sir; but he will he able to carry all the
crop In the other pocket
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FROM HAvASA.-The steamer PHILADELPHIA
mas arrived at New York from Havana. with
dates to the s;h inst
Inc loss OF life by the explosion of the Havana
arsenal as lar as ascertained was 1l2. The
wounded numbered lbs. The loss Of property is
estimated At 81 100000
There was but little doing in the Havana sugar
market.
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N CLAGETT DODSON,
LXTENSIVE DEALERS IN ALL KINDS oF
SUPERIOR FURNITURE
ID r. Y GO ID -,
No. 4, MARKET SPACE.

SUPERIOR NITURE
ID r. GO CD q.
No. 4, MARKET SPACE.
We take great pleasure in announcing to House-
housekeeping. that our stock of goods in the above 9
line 10 now very complete In all departments.
THE FIRST FLOOR (BaemenD
II allied With large stock of lesant LOOK OIL
CLOTHS, IN a.! the newest and most approved de-
MATTINGS, ell widths. DOOR MATS, &c.. &c.
THE SECOND FLOOR(Groxnd E.t,or,,I
INGS consisting ola great variety of new and g e.
CANT designs, and extra heavy Three Div, Double
ingrain: Wool Dutch and Venitian. in ali widths.
AN sts. Grumo Cloths, DrusEets, Rugs. and Door
en- THE LINEN ROOM CSams Foo,)
10 hiled WI very extensive stock of ali kinds Of
the very best grades TABLE and BED LINENS,
fame for sIoeence. kso' Bed t. T Sh,Sa cs aS.
ers, elegant French and En- lish Furniture Chintz
e. nlmIties, Blankets, Piano and Table Covers.
: THE SECOND STORY LTaird Foo,D
ofENGIiSH TKPESTRY, BRTssEISe t ChRt
ftTiNGS, In all grades of quality, at prices won
derfuly low and Rugs to match.
Our CURTAIN DEPARTMENT in on TIN.
floor, which is filled with all that 10 new, elegant
and cesrabe Tor the Curtains for the windows OF
az kinds OF apartments, from the most gorgeous
SILK. Damask, BrOoatelle down to the lowest prloe
Merino.
THE THIRD STORY(Fou Fyoo,)
Is hiled with oil that - novel IN the latest oduc-
gerb edalIon. Wilton and other ETY. les VELVET
with heir Rugs to match.
=, Our prices are WARRANTED to be quite a. low 40
lions are from the very first hands
Those who live out of the ~ can have their
the great ct facility without trouble:
90 i5' cost CLhGETr q DODSON.
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u The trial Of Rev. ]. r. Graves, a distin-
e"isned minister Of the Baptist church. and ed
Nof OF Baptis, newspaper, on several charges.
- progressing before the church in Nashville.
rem, and occasioning great excitement
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u The deaths at Mobile last week, from
yellow Fever, numbers ffty-two, the larges, NOR
taity during any week Of the present season
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III The New York Sunday Times contains
very stattling paragraph headed "Flieht Of a
leather merchan on the eve bis m arriape - which
relates to the misdoings Of Williamsburg mer.
chant widower with Eve children. ne wa.
to be married to one young lady and he ran of
with another. Two enraged brothers are about
to follow him, bring him back Or massacre him.
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,ons hPLE FOR BOYS have a carrier
ounrSt "a win this Office, who is between rho
oi 70 and "a who oceu pies a seat In ihe bigh.
e,, cas- IN our Public Sch ools has the &c Dratbv
,annd mi a. MS hngers' eHds and can cIpher
hdn years more, which will make him sg. aau
PC VIII probably read Cicero and HON., - hal,'
i' IN sdditon 70 aeqniren, nts at school he rs,
Lh'r hundred dollars In the Sayings r.
otdwlng I'VE per cent. interest, aud is d.iiy a.
rug thereto, all gathered together by s.iIi",,
LNsPepSrs between school hours - TJ,.rass
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BOARDING.

A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE
"A scoommodatrd a. Mrs wHITE,S private
30 rdlns. House No . "a street. one eoor north Of
A COUPLE OF GENTLEMrN and thar
"A yives or . lev single gentlemen. can obtaIa
Board at No. sSl 9Th street cart co il AIS
RoAkD AND FURNISHED ROOMS AT
- MIS- MokLEY'S, 274 Pens, lpssss Fam
.nes ~ shgi~ gentlemen wlshl To settle for the
sinter, rl md these ooms Pheasant and q cation
sooo Ierms moderate. 90 Elm
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
The Union comments upon the result of the
recent election in Pennsylvania, the treaties
between China and the Western Powers, and
the election in Baltimore.
- The LVIeE!igsneer remarks upon the hopeful
philosophy with which the Union received the
tidings Of recent Democratic reyerses in Penn
sylvania,