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The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-06-10
state OF 'H'cEEnysSec.
B. G. Muckles against the heirs of Archar
llatchett deceased.

Is. G. Muckes against the heirs OF Archard
Hatchelt, deceased.
On motion of complainant and it appearing
to the satisfaction Of the Clerk & Master that
the defendants, VIM. R. Arnett and wife E.
lzabeth H., Thomas Hatchett, VIM. R., Su-
san j., Mary L. and Thos. V. Arnett, and Ed
ware Hatchett are non-residents OF the State
OF Tennessee 81 hat the ordinary process OF
law cannot be served on them, it is therefore
ordered that publication be made for four sue
cessve weeks in the Home Journal, Il news
paper published in the town of Winchester,
Tennessee, requiring said nonresident de-
PENDANTS to make their personal appearance
herein before the Judge OF our next Chance
~ Court to be holden at the Courthouse in
Winchester, Tenn, on Wednesday after the
third Monday in August next, to plead, ans
wer or demur to said bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing ex-
parte as to them.
H. r. ESrILL, c. & M.
May %. 4w prs fee 90.
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State Of Tennessee.
VIM. Hatchett against the heirs Of Archard
Ha'chett, deceased

VIM. Hatchett against the heirs Of Archard
Ha'chett, deceased
On motion Of complainant and it appearing
to The satisfaction Of the Clerk g. Master tha,
the defendants VIM. r. Arnett and wife Eliz.
abcth H., Thomas Hatchett, VIM. R., Susan
j., Mary Z. and Thns. " Arne'l, and Edward
Ilatchelt are non-resdents of the State OF
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process Of
laW cannot be served on them, it is therefore
ordered Mat publication be made in the Home
journal. a newspaper published a;Wirchester
Tenn, for four s. ccessve weeks, requiring
sand nonresident defendants to appear herein
before he Judge Of our next Chancery
Court on "Wednesday tter the third Monday
in August nex, and plead, answer or demur
10 sud b II or the same will be taken for con.
.cs+cd and set for hearing cxparte as 70 them.
Il. r. ESTiLL, C.. g. NJ.
May .. 4W prs fee o.
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CURE OF MILK SlcKNEss,~-Mr. G.
Walker, in a letter 10 the Chicago Far.
mer, asserts boldly that he has found and
fully tested cue for the milk sickness.
He says:
"First The cause is cobalt. No ore,
in its natural state, has ever been dis
covered that is poison but cobalt, ! have
never known man or beast to be affected
where this ore is not found.
"Second. The cure is ulphuric acid.
have tried it myself, and seen it tried
upon bo,h man and beast, and know it to
be eff cient.'
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.

L. /. EStll!, Adm'r &C,
Vs,
The heirs, &C., of James Lewis, deceased.
On motion of complainant, and it appear.
ing to the satisfaction of the clerk and master
that tie defendants, Upton Lewis, A. R.
Wigs and wife Mary, R. H. Dixon and wife
Musadora, Robt. Lewis and wife Marian,
Timothy Root and wife Lucy, McNairy EIar-
rls and wife Mary E., Elijah Hansborough
and wife Catherine, Presley E. George and
wife Jane, James H. Moore and wife Nancy
Jefferson Carter; Stephen, William John and
Sarah Carter and their Guardian. VIM. A.
Austi|l; VIM. R. Lewis, Octavius Spencer and
wife Mary; James, JOEL John, Simond and
Loulza Lewis, are non-residenls Of the State
of Tennessee so that the ordinary process Of
the law cannot be served upon them, it is
therefore ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks in the Home Jour.
nal, a newspaper published in the town Of
Winchester, Tennessee, requiring said De-
PENDANTS to appear herein on or before We'd
nesday after the third Monday in August
next and plead, answer or delnur to said bill
or the same will be taken for confessed and
set for hearing eXparte as to them.
June3 4w II. Il. ESTILL, c. g. M.
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are as plentiful as aeas in Nashville, and
have piles Of money with which to buy
out the law Oh, what a shameful state
OF affairs. As to the Secretary Of State,
F, N. W. Burton, his guilt is firmly es.
tablished to the amount Of S35,2ll 81,
according 10 the Investigating Commit,
tees Report.
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At the recent sale of unclaimed
packages by the Adams Express Com
pany, at Indianapolis, a gentleman,
for $40. obtained some half dozen ar
ticles Of jewclry valued at s7OO.
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Eight persons were convicted last
week at Little Rock, Ark, of whip
ping to death a man named Cohb, and
sentenced to the penitcntiary loc iYe
years.
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The proposed new version of the
Bible, by the Baptists, is strongly con.
DENIED in q series of resolutions SUBJ
mtted to the Presbyterian General
Assembly, recently in session at New
Orleans.
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The st. Louis Democrat learns of
10000 Texas cattle now moving north
ward that will be in Illinois, Iowa,
Missouri and Kansas, in the fall.
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CoTToN BLooMs-3lsr MAY.-We
received yesterday several cotton
blooms from the plantation of Wade
Allen, Esq, on Pintala, in this county,
which opened on the 3lst May. How
much earlier is this, than the first
blooms of last year!-Montgomery
MnH.
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In Glasgow, Ky, "A few days ago
David Stone murdered his wife. and
then killed himself. They had been
married onl y ten months.
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OUR PRESS.

getting new press, so as to enlarge our
paper, and we had expected 10 have been
publishing at this time such asized sheet
as we desired Blu, our two first propo,
!, sitions dragged heavily, owing most like
ly, to the financial panic that then afIlc.
ted ourpeople. The third proposition we
made was the best wa could possibly de.
wise, which, most Of our readers will re.
member, was as follows: For 80 per.
sons to subscribe 10 dollars apiece, max :
ing $500, which sum we would take and
expcnd for the kind Of press we desire
For every ten dollars we agreed to furnish
the Home Journal gratis, or rather, as a
recompcnse for the interest The money
would be to US. We have been so Blu,
silly engaged that we have made no effort
outside of the coums Of our Journal, to
succeed with this last proposition, yet, as
viii be seen below we have obtained 5000
and now there remains but 800 more to
make the required amount, which, when
received viii be devoted to the purchase
Of large press, and as soon as possible
franklin County will possess paper su
perior in size. and we hope in other re-.
spects, to any paper that has ever been
published within her bounds.
Now, who are the ten remaining men,
or women, who will give,-no, not giue,
but incest, ten dollars each in this lauda
bic enterprise? Remember, you don't
donate your money to us. But you loan
it at rate Of twenty per cent. interest,
and at the end Of one hundred years ev-
cry mans ten dollars would be sub iect
still to his demand, and upon demand he
should have it, while during the interim
his paper would have been paid for by the
interest we propose to allow him on his
money. Don't you see how the thing
works, Now, if there be any fear that
the principal, or money invested by each
one may not be paid, we can only add, as
we have before said, that the press shall
be owned by the subscribers, and in add
ton we will give other and ten.(old secu.
rity. Can anything be fairer? Only
one hundred dollars to raise! Who will
take stock?
Now, we would not make this propo.
sition, were we not prompted by motives
Of the highest regard for our franklin
County and town Of Winchester or
course, we expect to be benefited as we
believe our subscription list will increase
il we publish larger and better paper.
This county would deserve rebuke indeed
if it did not support home paper, and a
good one too. As to US, we know our
paper is firmly established, and more than
all, it is poid .for-pad for through our
own exertion and now, freed from incum.
brance in this respect, we feel that that
same perseverance and industry which
we have used in days agonc shall enable
MS to keep afoa in the future. We can
but hinI; our demand is modest one,
and If acceded to shall result well to
holh ourSeli and subscribers. Ten more
names, then, at ten dollars each will en-,
ab'n usto send a once Tor a press and
other tulnss We intend TO get with it; BY
way Of explanation we will state that we
intend to en- large the paPcrto 81. instead
Of 2l columns-its present szc-aoi
US" the same type, with of course some
otherwise. Only ten names
Remember that.
RI
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The New York Ledger states that
at the funeral of relative, n. p. Will
lis and his sister, Fanny Fern, recent
ly met and recognized each other for
the first time in seven years.
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IMPORTANT TO
H. A e WI H. IL 8

To Farmers VINO are suffering from the
ravages Of HOG CHOLERA we are now
prepared to supply them with
Prerrn 0tite and Cure
which comes highly recomme nded, being The
result of an investigate by scientific persons
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,
A orders will be promptly filled by adj
dressing BEECH g. HUNTER, Wholesale
and Retail Druggists, No. 80, Market Street,
Melville. Nav %, 356. If
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sTAEE OF TENNESSEE.

Jno. F. Green against the heirs of Archard
IGlchptt, deceased.
On motion o! compa jnant and it appearing
TO the satisfaction Of the Clerk e. Master
that defendants VIM. R. Arnett and wife
Elizabeth IT,, Thomas IIatchelt, VIM. r.,
Su-on j., Wary E. aud Thos. V. Arnelt, ard
Edward Hatchet are non.rcsidents Of the
State Of Tennessee so that the ordinary pro-
cess o! the law cannot be served upon them:
1t IS therefore ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in the
Home Journal a newspaper published in the
town Of Winchester, Tennessee, requiring
sad Tend MS to appear on or before the first
day Of the next term of our Chancery Court
to b. holden at Winchester on the first We'd
nesday after the third Monday in August,
next to plead, answer or demur 10 complain.
ants bill, or the same will e taken for con-
iesscd and set for herring exDarte.
H. r. ESTIIL. c. s. M.
Nav %. 4w prs fee 3 90.
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Notice to Defendant.

Jessie Lilley,
va. , Original attachlheh''
G. w. N. Stovall,
1t appearing to me, in this case, that ''ls s
Defendant is n nonresident of the Sa'e y, "
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process r.
law cannot be served upon him, and nay g.
facis which has been attached &c. II is'eele
fore considered by me that all luIihetlR ,,s
ceedlngs in this case be stayed until 'qs I-a
day of November. 1858, and that ine ~,
tiff be required TO make publication IL" ~.
Home Journal" weekly newspaPe1 ~
six successive weeks, 30 as to compel 'le
said Defendan, to appear and answer the com
plant of the said plaintiff. or the same We" W.
be taken for confessed, and set for hearings
exoarte as to him. THIS 9th May. l5?'' a
'~rN''' w. C. Handy,
Up. for Franklin County
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Counterfeit ten dollar bills on the
Bank Of Hamburg, S. c., are in cir
culation, very well executed.
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Notice DO Defendant.

W. " ~ i8"0'Vs y nue. Original
G. W. N. Stoyan. ''''''o'''
happening to me in this case that he de.
PENDANT is Il nonresident of the State Of Ten.
ncssec 50 that tn ordinary process of law
cann,l be served upon him and effects which
have been attached; it is therefore considered
by me thai ali further proceedings be stayed
until the 22d day of November, 1858, and
that the plaintiffs be requested to make pub
lcation for three successive weeks IN the
Home JOurnnI-a newspaper published in
W chichester, pcnncsscc--so as to compel the
said defendant to appear and unswe the con.
plant of the SAID psoin,Iis, or The same Will
be taken for confessed aud set for hearing
cXpnrtc us to him.
r. W. BELL, J. p.
limo 10
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Free Trade and sailors Rights
ID. NJ. WILLIAMS

M GUILD respectfully inform the citizens OF Franklin
w and the adjoining counties, that he will repair
Watches, Clocks and Jewely as reasonable terms
1t will be done any where in the state.
Room on Main street, at Gilderslecyes old stand.
jan Is. 80, IAN,
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PuSIsnNrsr,--In the depth Of a hard
winters night, in northern New York,
a gentleman heard a noise at q big
wood pile, and salIying forth found a

~ gentleman UcuTu a. NOISE NJ ~ Dig
wood pile, and sallying forth found a
man just leaving, dragging sled on
which were a few sticks purloincd
from The pile, The thief was ovorta-
ken and he begged for mercy aver.
ring that his family were frcc2lnc.--
Come back, rascal, with that sled,
said the owner Of the wood; and the
culprit dragged it back 10 the pile and
began to unload. Stop that YOU ras-
cal and put.on full sled fulIN said the
owner, and after piling the sled to its
full capacity, added: Now pull, pull
you scampN The culprit could bare
" start the load, but from the appli-
cation of n switch and an oath or two
from the rough but good natured own
er of the pile, the load was got under
way, and for half a mile, with snow
deep, was the culprit forced to a dog
trot, until he reached the door Of his
frcless cabin, ready to fall down from
the labor of hauling the load. There,
said the owner you scoundrel, I'll teach
you to steal my wood; next time, ask
for woodH That was justice tempered
with mercy.
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MONEY! MONEY!

Any person sending me 81 will receive by
return mail a receipt by which | insure them
to make from 81 50 10 5 10 and 10 w per
day for at least nine IDnths in the year VIII,
scarcely no capital at all. The public need
not be afraid, as | assure them it is no hum
bug or yankee notion. H. W. l''
June3 If Centrevile, Leon Co., Texas
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FNghyM Increase Of P,ostitutiom.--
At the anniversary of the New York
Magdalrn Society, held last week,
statistics were produced showing the
frightful increase Of prostitution in
that city, From these it would ap-
pear that there are, within three miles
Of the city Hall, no fewer than 400
recognized houses of il!-tamc, contain
ing at least 1900 abandoned females.
The police returns shows that the
whole number Of professedIy disSolute
women in the city cannot be short OF
twenty-five / ousand.
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7 Il L II 0 N L JOU RNAL
"Plodged TO no party's arbitrary sway,
Wa follow truth whcreer she leads the way"



the conductorship Of that old leader, Col.
J. e. Sands. Positively he is the most
gentemaniy conductor we ever saw. 1t
does US good to see the attention he vol
unfairly bestows on the ladies and 9th.
crs under his care. His manners are quite
agreeable and he seems to be never bet
ter pleased than when employed to &C.
commo!ato the fair. Long may he live.
At Nashville We put ourself under the
protection Of the St. Clouds sta tely roof,
and Toasted on the good things with which
Its table is ever spread, We reached
Nashville obou! o'clock, P. NJ, and
found good deal Of excitement pervad.
ing The citizens about the renowned Thai.
berg, Vlextemps, &C., who were making
their first appearance in that city that
night.
Now, by way Of explanation we will
state that this Thalberg is a master in
the art Of pianoism. His full name is
VI ''"'""o ""'oe'e' an" was porn 10
"'''0'o' '"''"'l'"'o' III ''c 'iioh'h OF
Janury, 1912. His musical genius is
very great, and to. day he stands foremost
:" wv" '"o 0'o ''io nc" "o''o IN MS pro-
'
WELL on Thursday night it was, in the
month OF june 1858, that he made his
hfsI appearance before the good people
OF NASHVILLE Everybody almost went
10 near h''n' beats were TWO dollars put
subj dense indeed was the crowd. we
d'dnt CO. but waited until the eXtnISht,
ana instead OF hnd'nS the seats more va
cant 'hey were, as we learned, more
crowded
But now, about the concert In we
went, and squeezed we were, for in the
midst Of a large crowd Of men, and no
less than fifteen hundred or two thousand
ladies dressed to the fullest extent in
hoops, crinoline, &C., how could we be
otherwise than squeezed But down we
sat-not on the bcnch, Of course, for two
women were seated close to us on either
sde-and soon we had the pleasure of
hearing the wonderful stars. Now, we
don't want to express our opinion in re.
gard to the Messrs. Thalberg and Wick.
temps, for if we were, we should by no
means ago OFF" like most who visited
them. Our ear for music, we acknowl.
edge to be quite dull, and consequently
We were not "carrcd away" with the
Singing. Upon the whole, we thought 1t
was good th'n5' but not as good as
many would make US believe. We are
OF the opIn'on that one hall or two'thirds |
VINO went, dld SO because 1t was fashion.
able, and praised it because it was fash
onab!o. White folks and darkies-all,
praised alike, and some could not find
language adequate TO express their ad.
milaton. We believe the American peo
pie are the easiest to be humbug9ed OF any
on the globe, and they run after any for
clgner who comes with little bought-up
fame to recommend him to the g'ddy fash
lonables. Now, we are not crltIcIslnS
lhai6erg'S performances we are no
cItlc' Yet we know our soul is moved
by the concord OF sweet sounds and we
believe there are plenty oil Americans who
are as capable oil moving us IN this re-
8pect as IS lhaloefG' 'leXtemPs, or any
other !ancy'nnmed European
Tho copcort oyor ,,o ro+ir.l IA Tho G. |
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The wheat crop in Maryland,
throughout, it is supposed will be ex-
cellent.
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GEORGE GREIG,

XTTHOLEsAIE and Retail Confeetioner, and Dealer Ia
wv Foreign Wines. Liquors, and segirs, Nos. n d -.
Union Strosf, Sashvillo, Tenn. IsugRo "
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Watch Repairing, &c.

NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
The undersigned respectfully offer thelr services to I'M.
Citizens ofWnchester and all others who ma need them
in the above line of business assuring all who patronize
cry cxertiOn otherwise made to give satisfaction For be
want OF more suitable store, they have taken cxhe
present. an upstairs room in Mr. Brooks Hotel wbchis
easy OF access being corner room with steps on the
outside extending to the side walk See sign of the Ee
Watch They are well supplied with materials Of ali
kinds aongpracca knowledge Of The business which
VIII enable them to dispatch work mas good style as II
done in the best repued City shops at the North or else
where. Their repaired Jewery jobs can't be beat and
their
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
THE GREAT ENGLISH REmpnv
SIN JAMHc M pKv,o


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FIVE ART'y.
]. w. Campbell

TAKES pleasure In informing the Ladies' OF WincneSei
that he has recently reftied his Ambrotype ana .1
ainotype Gallery for the reception OF all who may '
and desire good pictures Call at CampbelPs Gallery
MAY o. II
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EM9g0!DlW9

can't be exceled 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 as they
can be purchased at in Nashville any where else this
side of Philadelphia.
J.R. GARLAND & SON.
May 29th. 3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-15

IL The news from the South Pacific nv the
: ar OF the West is important Captain Lomer
commissioned by ex-President Echriniaue in the
navy, had been arrested and thrown into prison
In Valparaiso, on charge of conspiring with
technique and others to 1t out a revolutionary
force In the United States against the existing
government Of Peru. 1t was thought that be
would be shot. His letters had been seized and
as Tar as published they show that he had been
In secret correspondence with Com. Vanderbilt
and gentleman named Fitzgerald in New Or
leans, Tor the purpose Of purchasing from the for
mer steamship, and from the latter large GUAM
tity OF muskets and other war munitions. The
government officers of Peru assert that they have
copies Of the original contracts between the pa:
ties.