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UNRIvALLED ATTRACTION
At Engledove's Fancy Store

At Engledove's Fancy Store.
k-ra NEXT saturday, will place upon the stands, my
WsfaoBoNNETS, LACE MANfLEs, aud all my FANCY
w. GOODS, for the inspection of the people.
Ny entire stock is at hand aud challenge opposition
GAScr,
No lady shalt pa, 80 First Class Bonnes may
be upon the stands
"Come Early"
II Is already historical marriage
licenses issued last than three previous In
view of this fact have purchased unusually large lot
the SWEETEST LITTLE FANClES FOR RABIES that
before in Iynchburg All ut wholesale well
retail, Mt kyie's Corner l.ynchburg Va.
march 25-ds ALFRED y. ENGLEDOVE.
Glass Preserving Jars.
SUPPLY of Hones Patent IRE sering lars for prtserv
N Ing Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, These Jars
simple In construction, aud think preferable an, IN
For sale by
aug 1dis JOHN II. SEAY Druggist,
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New Concern
WE have associated ourselves together under the style Of
w LANFORD IL ANDERSON, for the purpose Of carry ibf
the Lumber Coal and Hood Basiness al the old yard g
Anderson, Lanford Co. where they will be pleased 10
their old customers.
W. ID. LaNFo2D.
april $ d1y j. w ANDERSON
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GEO. ID. DAVIS.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT


Opposite the VGrointa Bank, LYNCHBtfG, W.
In receipt large and well selected stock of GRocE
RIE GOODS HARDWARE SHOES, WOODWARD, ROPE
&c., consisting In part Of ~,
Mocha Old java Lagura, Rio and Parched Java Coffee.
Extra double Syrup, Cuba and New Orleans Mo
Large No Mackere Herring Family cured Bacon
Hammered Rolled Iron Iron Axtes and Cast Wagon
Bellowa Anvis Vices Screw Plates Horse Rasp and Fles
Inseed and Lamp Oil, White Lead Zic and other Paints;
French and American Window Glass and putty;
French and Philadelphia Calf Skins Harness and Sole Leather
5000 bales Cotton at factory prices BY the quantity;
40 Yards Flax and Flax and Cotton Linen best qnay;
Corn Candies, Nails, Horse Shoes, &c. DC,
All Of which will be sold cheap for cash or exchanged for
country produce Examine my stock before you buy will
pay he highest cash price for Corn. Wool Wool Rols Flax
seed and ali other county produce will sell country pro
ce consigned for the best market price, and make
prompt returns and solicit patronage. may 1-dA
RHODES sUPER-PHosPHATE LIME.
WIZ have s received lot Of this valuable NJ
wv tizer Those friends who have used TINS article
mat veyy highly Of H. We think only need be used 70 gam
Tet nonuia-jty which II emineny deserves fampnie
nn.ng number certificates from the most prominent
farmers Of the country, be had By applying 70
- N. HoLLINS CO., Sole Agen9
,n.xst.d ts Lynchburg, Va.
Fine Watches.
xxTE have on hand nnc stock of Gold and Strer Hoo'e
w Of excellent quality, which We viii be pleased w sho"
Ai.a q large hot Of Geld Gaains -.
A, Az, ,d a.' j. WILLIAMS SON. 81 Mai 'rcet
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Fahcy Cassimeres.
NANCY Spring CassIerrs Ncsngs Cloths md Goods a
II gents wear Just received by
march 26-tts WIN, |. PAGE
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Machine and lamp OTIS
FULL stock of Lamp aud Mchtae Oils Of heat quality
N On hand mud for sale by
mug sds j. II. THOMPSON, Druggist.
osr-A GOLD PENClI.-1he finder will will DO suitably
1Ircwarded by leaving Il nj this Office
niay II dts.
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AN INTERESTING SKETCH.

On our outside this week will
be found a sketch of the life of
Rev. j. Proctor, and we invite
all to read it, as it also contains
matter relative to Capt. James Es-
till, who was killed in a skirmish
with the Indians. Capt. Estill,
we understand, upon inquiry, was
an uncle to the several brothers
Estill who reside in our midst
The sketch is very accurate, Of
course, as we take it from the
Christian Advocate, published at
Nashville, May 9th, 1915, Rev.
j. b. McFerrin, editor. We ac-
cidentally CT me across the paper,
and being attracted by its oldagc,
curiosity prompted US to examine
its contents, and thus we found u
matter that ought to be preserved
and will no doubt interest, not
only all the rclations of Capt. Es-
till, (of whom there are many,)
but will be Of interest to every
one else. The deeds of hcroism
and noble daring that animated
and characterized many Of the
early settlers of this country, are
chaplets of fame that should ever
be remembered to the honor Of
the noble ones whose bones now
moulder beneath the soil they
died to defend. One ofthosc
noble spirits was that of Capt.
Estill-that of Rev. j. Proctor,
and others we might name, and
let their offspring and relatives
ever strive to act in honor of such
predecessors.
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We call attention to the Time
Table, or Schedule, in to-day's
paper, for the running of trains
on the Winchester and Alabama
Railroad. 1t is a good road, with
good, new and nice cars, and will
make regular trips, and connect
with the N. & c.. Railroad.
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Land for Sale.

BY virtue Of n decree OF the lhanccry
Court, pronounced August Term, lsoo, cause
Polly Gnnrrant's 81. ais, Petition. &C., |
will, on Monday, 3D. day at October, 1850,
ofle' for sale, on credit Of IL months, before
the Court House door, in Wine ester, a tract
Of land lying on Rock Creek, Franklin couu.
", Tennessee, h%elonging TO tho estate ofC.
c. Gunrran'. deed. Notes with good secur'-
iy required, and n lien retained upon tho
land until the purchase money is pnid.
81 so. II. +, ESrILL, G. g. NJ.
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The Eclectic Magazine, pub
lished by w. II. Bidwell, New
York, and the best Magazine in
the world, undoubtedly, is on our
table for September, Terms S.
per annum. Specimen seen by
calling at our office. 1t wW not
be loaned.
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Land for Sale.

BY virtue of n decree of the Chanrery
Court, pronounced in the cause, +. Z. Yer.
ner vs.. Henry Verner's heirs, | will, on
Monday, the I'd day Of October, 1850, offer
for sale, to the highest bidder, on n credit Of
one and two years, Except $3.50, to be p,id
in cosh,) two tracts of land lying ON the
Mountain; one tract containing Gao acres,
and ono tract contain ny 300 acres, The
blddlngs to commcncc Mt Isl cents per mere.
Notes with good security required sf the pur.
chascrs, ana n lien retained on the land an.
til the purchase money is raid,
81 so. II. L. ESTlLL, c.. g. NJ.
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FIRST BALE.-The first baleo
cotton that we know of being sect
to Nashville this season, was sent
by DR.. Moses Bonner, of Lincoln
county. And this bale was sent
over the Winchester and Alabgma
Rail Road, which is now compile
ted to Fayetteville, and running
regular trips.
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From all that we can learn,
HEAD is elected Attorney Gene
raj and Reporter for the State of
Tennessee. AT least he was q
Head when we heard from him
last.
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LAND for sale.

BY virtue of n decree Of the CInncery
Court, pronounced August Term, 1850, in
cause, JOS. Holder, admir-, &C., ct. ais.
against the heirs of SAM y. Cover, deed,
VIII, on Monday, the 3D. day of October,
lSjo, before the Courthouse door IN Winches.
ter, offer for sale. TO the highest bidder, up.
on u credit of one and two years, the tract Of
land on which Som'i b. Cover, deed, seized
and possessed. The biddjngs therefor to
be started Mt 81 per mere. Bond and %securi.
ty required of the purchaser, and n lien re-.
tanned upon said land until the purchase mo-
ney is paid. Ii. r. ESTtLI. C. & NJ.
aNgg6, "a 50.
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James Sargent, ct. ala,
IS. Petition TO sell Slaves.
Awi'ew Barnes, ct. ais. J
On motion, and it appearing to the
satisfaction Of the Court that Andrew
Barnes is a non. resident of the State Of
Tennessee, so the ordinary process Of
law cannot be served upon him.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in the
Home Journal, a paper published in the
own Of Winchester. Tenn, requiring
said non resident to appear before the
Worshiprul County Court, to be holden
for the County Of Franklin, Tenn, on
the first Monday in September next, 10
plead answer or demur to said Bill,
or the same will be taken for confessed
and SGT Tor hearing expartc as to him.
X. F. SIMS, Clerk.
August IL, 1859.
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y VTTTUCTFU' UTW ~
GOOD LAND TORsCULTIyATION
IL IA NfS Ip, T. 4T~s -e1srt-lr Ts-sLIvsTN. -sp-fssspss~
Ill ~ }Gb .:t;i 1.'t.t-2. ~ ...ss,n i.As.'',-uS.s.t
ENGINEER's OfF'CE.|
Winchester a. Alabama L. RS
WiNCur.rrp Anr ODD 1870


w. g. A. R. Ron and after Monday,
August 22d inst, 1859, Trains will run as
fol ows:
Leave Dccherd at 500, A. NJ, upon the
arrival OF the Chattanooga Train. Arrive
at Fayetteville at ll.30, A. NJ.
Relurning-Leavc Fayetteville at $50,
P. NJ. Arrive at Decherd at 100, p. A.,
connecting with the Chattanooga Train for
Nashville.
Wearing apparel alone constitutes bag
gage, ofwhich each person will be allowed
80 pounds free of charge. Above that
weight subject TO extra charge, payable to
the Conductor. TiiOS. l.. ESrlLL,
Chief Engineer.
hrAil other articles carried in the bag
gnge cars charged Express freight, which
must be pad TO the agent.
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~IIOSTETTER'S
G=uTsoNMA.CTN
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If Is a fact that. ai some pcriol cvcrv n,cnhor ar uo
human family IL suhirrt tn l,er,sn 40 LGs,n,Lanco NJ w..
brIiIy f,rrtin,s, iui. vim iI, ,I ,I, "",I ,'i" VI 1o
EXERCISE of Main cn,nn,,n srrvc ,Ior I ,,, rn s low 10,
regulate imr s,stc,u nv I'm scrur., m nov, w y" n '' !"
.o,I,,r IN orrnrinN.I tty Jo,i,ol y, y, u'.m hr',n, W
,u,sur iS c,,tnE,Ir liza ,,Lj"h y,I wo ~ =, u"
STATE oI ini,ps nj ,Gc Las, h,,,,t nr ,f,,I' ,''n,",
nt, Ear Ills rlr,nSn nr Iin,,,t,or ' hs ," 'm'
mis- rnlItrvn ,,cn'nr, lon hca,i,', Lis ,m, 1t, w. W. "
a urw n],cdiriuc, INF ana in,i lag ho,' 'I +, w. "'n 70 'W
giving saii,C,tion to III vLn Ina 90 u,cl Wv W. wv ;,a,S,
uu,r,IlIIy urnu Tho v,nun,,h h,',, w., -,
,estnlurr Inru IN n b,,ItI,y ,ir,,,tu' ,r,i,,, Nv W.,
inc s,mulr uocrss of s,rruoincuiuo MUM nr'I''t"o ~,
system ia tiipn,h over disease ~ " 80
For tuc rure of Dysrcp,l,. ILdiocstion. Norso, EIs,u
Ieucy. lnssr Of annette. ar ,iy nIi,us r]n',Igirts ',r;s,,o
rrnnia ,norLil inact,nn uriLc Sto,rncI nr ,tr,ycig rrri,
en- lruruue. nysnutrrv. rnIic ,hnI,,, N,,h IA 10 c'
ihr,c li,irf, I,yc M rrn,l. ~
In,unu,. ly,ruIcry m iluy. "a rcucr,llv rop,r,,,,lh IA,
rc,v .rti.'s and caused u.nIuIIy n, ria rL,,,co
v,icr and dirt v,IIi Inc ~gp,,tIIy r,r,IaLrI L, , i, inf ro,
al ms urrpa,utL,I, u,s'ausit vLL,L ~ r,onL,II ~"
mcygIe,t in ali lis ya, inns i.,r,r ina, ,,, ni,,r ~,
trc cause of Ahich may olvD,s Inc piuiiutri II, Jar,,"I n
InrutS urlur digestive ornnus can h, ,,,r,I ,yiti,nut III
nv uSiug ~IIOSTtrrtR,s SIOulIU rIIIEpS n. ,''
di rclIolS On tie bottle. FJrthi> disease ,yrry nj, ,ici,
vIil rr, ormrId Bttcrs of some Kind; ibcn ,5h, M, u, .
an article known 10 be- iuGlIiLl,1 tI IniIn,s II, "a tb Il"
L,nters asa preventive ordiycrvc and Sircurtlrnrr n f,h,
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E.v'CE
. f. Fl I q FL

The necessity of n General IntcIii-
gence once at Winchester, must present
itself at once to the minds of all business per-
cons. The undersigned will therefore inform
all persons that he intends to keep such en-
Office at his Tailor Shop, on the east side Of
the Square, where every one can have his
wants attended to at a trifing expense,
aug25 ]. WANN.
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GROCERIES,.
A. LARGER O
THAN USUAL.
ancS Campbell
VI Nc II ESTER, TENNESSEE

nmcS Campbell
WING ESTER, TENNESSEE.
have now in store IL larger assortment
than usual Of Family tirocc les, consisting
mainly of sugar, coffee, moIaSscs; white,
brown, loaf and crushed sugar; fine and com.
mon candies; n fine lot Of Teas; almonds, pc
cans, nutmcgs, cloves, spice, pepper, ginger,
mace, cinnamon, soda, powder and shot, in
digo and maddcr. saItpctrc, starch crackers
of all kind. cakes, &c. lso, n good lot OF
cigars aud tobacco; star and tnIlow candles,
wash boards, Blooms, water buckets, soap;
n lot Of shoes and boots, and n good lot OF
factory thread, (Plpc'o). Also, Il large lotoi
CucCnSWarc,
glass ,umh'crs, white lead, SALT, vinegar,
aud so forth, md so forth. will keep con-
stantly on hand
HiRtoa'S hrand Of Floor.
| shall from time tollmc add to my stock any
thing the necessities Of the people may re-
Qulrc, and would solicit u call from them be-
fore they purchase elsewhere.
JAMES CANlPBLLL.
Sept 80. If
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CARRICk ACADEMY.

WINCHESTER, TENNESSEE.
The next session Of this Institution will
commence on Monday, the 9th of September.
and continue four months. The Principal
will be assisted in The conduct Of the school
by gentlemen of exporience aud acknow Iedgd
ability. and he would therefore ask Of those
seeking a place for the education of their sons
to note carefully the advantages offered
The grade OF scholarship is high, and the
course of instruction full and thorough, en-
bracing with the usual English branches, the
Ancient aud Modern Languages, Mathemat-
les. and Natural Sciences. The building is
new, and furnished with a view TO the CON.
fort o the student, and the location, 0sis well
known, is second to none in the South.
For farther information, admission &c.
application should be made 10,
ASHLEY d. HURT,
Prin. Carrick Academy,
Winchester, Tenn.
or to DR.. Wallace Es,ill, President Board Of
Trustees.
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IMPORTANT TO
T. A IL WI III Ee 8 .

To Farmers who are suffer ng from the
ravages of HOG CHOLERA we are now
prepared to supply them with a
Preventative and CNrc
which comes highly recommended. being he
result of an investigation by scientific persons
selected for that object in New York. Being
in bulk, it can be supplied IN any quantity
to the farmer or dealer. 70 the latter
we offer inducements which will make 1t tC
his interest to keep it.
All orders viii he promptly filled by nd
dressing BEECH g. HUNTER, Wholesale
and Recall Druggists, No. 3G, Market Street
Nashville. May %, | SIS.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-08-25

While in Fayetteville last week
we called upon Messrs. Wallace,
of the Observer, and French, Of
the Journal. Wallace was crow
ded with job work, which was a
good sign, and French, between
his duties as Postmaster and edi-
tor OF the Journal, was "busy as
a bee" We were treated in reg
ular craft style by them both, and
we never expect to visit Fayettc-
vile without calling on them
In the meantime we do hope they
will both find their way to Vim
chester. Two or three hours ride
on the Railroad will set them
down in the suberbs of our town,
and we know that they would
meet with a cordial welcome to
all the privileges of the Home
Journal office.
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W'~N~~~ ' NV-v-0-
and dealers in Wines. BrundIc~, Sc, Sc,
from France, Spain, Portugal, Gcrm,ny and
Italy 4: Havana Cigars, Olive Oh, VerInicil-
Ii, &c, &c, No. 81, North Market Street,
next door above the Watson House. Nash
vile, Tenn. aug2J-ly.
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Asw Adresti5tmcAt5.
100 II
Valuable LAND
z. NEp g. a T.

BY virtue Of n decree of the Chanccry
Court Of Franklin County, Tennessee, pro-
nounccd August Tenn, 1919, in cause, f..
w. Bancroft. Trustee, SC, against Nj. I.
Donelson's heirs, ct. ais.
| will, on Monday, tllc'3A d,y".Of
Aug ust, 1859, betnre the Court House
door, in the town of Winchester, Tennessee,
offer for sale, to the highest bidder, n lrnct
of Land, being the same conveyed by P.
[ echcrd, by deed of Trust, 10 f. w. Ban
croft, Trustee, &C., and afterwards sod by
the agent otsaId Trustee to NJ. I, DoneIS"n
(sincc dcc'd)
S,,l ,nI Ii,s ,L,pt
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WINCHESTER:
GRAPES.

We are under obligations to
our fellow townsman, Mr.. b,
Crane, for q bountiful supply of
very nice grapes, raised by him
self at his bachelor retreat. In
consequence Of tho late %frosts,
grapes did not turn out well this
year. However, we dcvoured
those sent to us with q peculiar
relish, except afew punches which
we sent to some young ladies. We
would advise the ladies in gene
raj to go round and sec Mr.. G.
next year, and make him treat
them all on his very best grapes.
He keeps q nice little garden, and
raises lots of good things, and as
next year is leap year, the ladies
need not feel backward about 60
ing to see him, and helping him
enjoy the fruits of his labors.-
Maybe he will take a notion to
have some one in particular to
help him trim his vines, and dec
crate his garden. There's no
telling, and stranger things have
often happened. Who knows that
ere another grape season comes
round, there will be a Mrs. Crane
to enjoy them. Don't open your
eyes, for we verify believe it.
But talking of fine grapes, we
have received from Mrs. DR.. S.
". Houghton, a few punches Of
the finest we erer san. Each bunch
would weigh over q pound, and
as sweet as any we ever tasted
We don't know the name of this
grape, but refer to the DIR. him
self, who is a nurseryman, and
ought to know, and who, by-thc-
bye, is going into the Nursery
business on q grand scale, Of
which an advertisement in our
paper this week or next will in
form them. He has connected
with him a man who is an adept
at the business, and under the IT,
tie Of S. ". Houghton G. Go. they
intend to establish a Nursery
near Winchester that shall not
be cxcelled by any in the whole
South. Success to them, say we.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03

Important state Events.

HOLMES, Of the Mariposa Gazette, is terribly
down on independent candidates. Ar Stock
ton hotel, where Horace Greeley had been parta-
king of city hospitality, the boy of the house
yelled after him when about to leave" Gree
le-y,! Oooo Greeley, yer hav'nt paid yer
BILL" He out with his purse and paid it,.
ABOUT 800 men are at work on Walkers river
OPERATIONS at the Mare Island Navy Yard
are nearly suspendcd--only three carpenters at
wotk. ONLY 1880 votes were cast ut the LIE
compton primary meeting in San Francisco.
Last year over 5000 were cast. GOLD has been
discovered in the Humboldt mountains. SAM.
BRANNAN continues to offer 5 600 reward for the
conviction of the persons who killed large num-
Der of his sheep in Napa, last February TnE
old line Wings of Napa county have called con
vention to select from the tickets nominated
ticket which they can support, -. THE editor of
the Shasta Courier has $4,000 to invest; he
wants to bet that Latham will be next Governor
That paper says that Mnjo Redding raised 900
bushels of wheat from l64 acres of land. E. Two
EMlGIlANT families are believed to have been muir
dercd on the Pitt river road near Bear river, by
the Indians. -. CAPT ALDEN, of the Active, has
surveyed Humboldt Bay, and reports the channel
at the entrance half n mile wide and 20 feet deep
on the BAR at low water. -. The Nevada National
says the Allison Ranch Company have struck
their lead agRn-richer than ever.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03
The Farmer.
BY MARIE 5. LApD.

He hreathes the air of his scented fields,
With lilies and daisies rife,
And says his heart is young and glad,
Aud blcst in his quiet life
In the sweet content of n little home,
And the smiles of q happy wife.
The orchards load and the yellow grain.
When the harvest days come on,
Look rich and ripe, and as fair sight
As ever he looked upon;
And the mellow sky and the glancing sun
Their brightest tints put on.
With hat in hand, when .he eve comes in,
lie nears the open door,
And lifting his hair from his broad, high brow
lie crosses the sandcd floor,
And hears the hum of the spinning Wheel
And his wife tells her profits Ger.
And the winters night, though long, is bright
For seated round the fire,
His daughters sing some homely lay,
And knit as the blaze mounts higher;
And his sons read low, or tell their plans
And hopes to their listening sire.
And he quietly sinks to rest at last
For his name is little known,
Yet revercd by those who miss his voice
When they sit by their hearth alone;
His grave is made by the village church,
:" And the spot is marked by II stonc.'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03

THE PErALuMA RoAD.-The JoWnai says Of the
talked Of road between this place and Petaluma
''Tbe grade over the route selected is for the
most part easy, and the work Of putting it in
passabe order is nearly completed SO soon as
he can stock the route, he informs us he will com
mcnce making regular trips. This he thinks viii
be early in September. Mr.. Swift is entirely
sanguine that a wagon road will be speedily CON
structed, and is therefore urging the organization
Of Joint stock company for this purpose. On
the upper end Of the route, and indeed along the
entire line, the people are anxious that the road
be constructed without unnecessary delay, and
are consequently ready to subscribe literally to
the stock -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03

No SouL.--An Iowa orator, wishing to describe
his opponent as a soulless man, said " / have
heard that some persons hold the opinion that
just at the precise moment that one human being
dies, another is born, aud the soul enters and ami
mates the new born babe. Now have made par
ticular and extensive inquiries concerning my
opponent there, and | find that for some hours
before he drew breath, nobody died. Fellow eli.
Lizens | leaYe Yon 10 draw the Inference p
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03

The BLooDrnIRsTY MAN.-The commander of
the Mexican forces at MasatIaro, recently issued
the following proclamation on hearing Of Horace
Greeley S arrival;
"Onc Horace Greeley a most diabolical, blood
thirsty and unnerclul mnn-worse than the in
famous Walker, or even miniuns of Miramon-a
man whose very name struck dread to the hearts
Of thousands in the United States, so many were
his crimes and so terrible was his conducts
now at the head of the most extensive band OF
GIlibusters ever collected, and on his way to Mex
ico!' He then eXhorts the people to prepare
themselves for instant action, and concludes
thus " This dangerous man (hombre Peiigr0se)
is not Of the common school of fillbusters they
wish for punder-he for blood and murderous
deeds"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03

THE marble shaft recently erected over The re-
mains OF Aaron Burr, In the graveyard in Prince
ton, N. j., has been mutilated and broken by
some person or persons unknown. The shaft was
erected by stealth, no one knowing who put it
there.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03

KEEP YoUH WINDows CLosED--THEY 'RE Cow
INd.-Thursday morning, at an early hour, as
the Elephants were on their way to Orovillc, they
passed cabin, window in which stood open.
One Of them, from curiosity, or something else
walked up TO the window and commenced pros
pecting on the inside with his trunk 1t appears
that Immediately under the window stood bed,
in which two men were asleep aud it also APP
pears that the snOut Of Prince Albert came in
contact with the feet of one Of the slcepcrs, thcro
by arousing him from his sumbers. Seeing, he
knew not what, thus intrudng upon him, he
leapod ou: Of bed, threw himself out doors, and
made tracks at the rate of 2;l0 for a more com.
Portable retreat, believing murder murder at
every jump. The partner was awakened, also,
and gave chase to the other. When hundred or
two yards distant, the keeper of the royal pair
succeeded in stopping them and convincing them
that they were in no danger.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03

The State of Texas is out OF debt, and has
$1,000 900 In her treasury, set aside for internal
improvements, interest upon which goes to sup
port common schools.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03

How was it proved that Adam was orthodox in
bis principles Because his belief undoubtedly
was Eve angelical