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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-04-07

IL We are glad to see that Ab'
Watkins has taken charge OF the Ma
rion (Ala) CommOnw wealth we are
glad. because Whenever he takes
c nrgc Ola paper, MW paper we looH
for and wish for in preference to MI
oihrrs. Alb. Watkins made good pi-
pels Of all the Journals he has ever
managed, and We nvow that, however
interesting the Common wealth may
have been before, it viii be- better
now, and hereafter, aud Will BE- lOokch
for a~nSiouoIy hy every ~cxchHng" al
most in Tennessee. Whlkin, can beat
any mm seh:t'ng that We ever saw.
and II write rs good ~ le a Sr'
Irc'. lie knows nothing else scarcely.
it seems 10 US, than how 10 get up IA
rcadabI" paper. Asa printer, we WIli
pat i'm ia opposition 10 any wr ever
saw or heard al. 1T that Ilnc be has
gone from AIpha to OMrgh
II may sound like Aa'tcry, but from
lhr but,um Of our heart we cordially
endorse the following from The Colun.
bia Mirror, written, we guess, soon
,n,r Watkins Withdrew from the
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-04-07
Communications.

AiH. l.uroN:
A Ic ter ovcr the signature or'lln',,
mndc disappearance IN the Huntsville"
Inirprndrm, Of the 2id inst, which J
, think deserves ut least n passing no
! ice. Who this man "lltF' IS, we
nave no means. at present, Of knoNjng,
but ll.iuk we hnOW something Of his
whereabouts. From some proclivltlrS
manifested upon II former occasion,
~ II certain writer through that same
medium, and from il seeming iucldrn-
tai aIlusiOn 10 that same Formidable
aud mucl,.drcnird disease. Of which,
and aboUt wiIicI, 50 mach has been
said, we infer that %'lInl" has had
something TO say and to do with it,
In his rndravors to liliculr the people
OF Winchester. We think st great "A
mind might have been better and more
~proitnbIy employed. He first at.
trmpts to bring r%rproach upon the
county, by quoting the language of Il
former Representative. who is well
SHOWN as u clever and most worthy
gentleman. fond of his fun and inno-
c nj amusement, who may have made
use Of the language. knowing. and
understanding tally what he was say
ing, and entirely capable Of using
more elegant and chastc phrasrology,
He means to tell the people OF Ala
blma that Franklin county is inhab.
tied by II most ignorant and dcIudcd
people. All hr says upon this subject
i, INTENDED rs "A preface upon what
follows about Winchester: lie says
i, i II small place. made up OF small
matrrial,- little pOt--a little fire
He then gOrs on TO give an instance
Ia SHOW that we are Il small people.
full Of envy, jealousy, &c. &C.. and
io.alIy fails to give the facts as they
really exist. Now VT are not dispoS-
cd TO bring tins matter 10 which he
%allulcs before the public. but viii
simply say he does not Stale facts, AS
We think aud believe them 10 be-
The old mar died as be says. and gave
his property to II certain individual,
but no one was at oil offend d, be-
cause he did not make Them a benc
i%iciary; but, because it was well known
that the old man had some very poor
rclailons,a widowed and n maiden
sister, who were entirely without
means, aud one OF them had been
maintained at the public expense, in
another State. 1t was also known by
many Of the old mans more intimate
friends that he had been IN the habit
for a number Of years past. of send.
iaa thfui small sums Of money, and
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-04-07

Nashville Market,
From the Nashville Daily Views.


THURSDAY, April I, 1853.
CorroY.-A few bales Of very good
quality sold yesterday al llGll4 cents ;
and several lots of Inferior al 7fdSl.
L~Axp.--Thefe hasbeen d slight decline
on lard. 10 ] 20IV4 are the ruling rates.
FLovR.--Demand brisk. Extra 500
por %uorrel; Supodiue, IS 5oGG dollars.
Extra Family Flour IN bags, Wholesale
b %; retail 10 50 Y9s pounds.
Conn --Easer, anl buyers only pay
~ cents and furnish sacks.
Corn MeaI-75c.
DRIED FRvlr.--Apples 81 soo2 co.;
PeaIcd Peaches, = 40 %; UnpeaIed2
75a2 50.
Seeds--Clovcr SO IS per bushel, by
the barrel, Blue Grass, stripped, u Az;
Glenn, ~ per bu,hel of fourteen
pounds; Timothy, SO 1925 per husheI;
Herds Grass, 81 45al 81; Orchard
81 50; Hungarian Grass Seed So 90;
Canary Seed sl3; Milltt ! ,5n! 10
Flax Seed | ~.
WmsKY,--We quote 26O2s for Rec
tilted. Country brands 5Old,15c.
FEATHERS are worth 4l(G42 cts.
SaIt--COar>c sack is worth 81 20 bbl.
SOC, per pushed; fine 81 80,
Feathers, Dried Fruit, Ginseng and
Becswax in demand.
Sugar-In bbls, 70S!; hall cent les:
in hhds. n. Y. Coffee Sugars l0all!c.
Crushed and Powdered l2al3c; Loaf l.
al2! cents.
Coffee Rio 12~!al23c. and doll, La
guyrd IA; Java zoe.
Beei-l!a3c gross
Cheese English Dairy II l.2ollc
western Reserve l3Ic.
Hides and LcuOher-Glecn hides cts
dry l4r.-CoUnlry. Southern end Mex
lean Is; Oak Sole Leather - cts per II
for best quality; Harness 30.34.
OilS.-Liu-ecI, 0jr.; Lard | 90; Tan
ncrs 75U | 90.
SbeIled Oa,s.-70M75c., from wagons
from Store So.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-04-07

"ASyrG LAuriG.'-Mr. Chambers
says the vr1scs OF this song, which
are in n style wonderfully tender and
chnSIc for their age. were wrirtch hy
Mr.. Douglas, Of Findlaud, upon An
me-. Of the four daughters Of Sir Rob
crl Laurie, first B,roncl of Maxwell.
ton, by his second wife. who WAS "A
daughter Of Mimic. As Sir Robert
was created II Bnronct in the year
1885, it is probable that the VERSES
were composed about the end Of the
nth or the beginning ofthc 18th cen
fury. 1t is painful to record that, not.
w%ithsianding the ardent and chivai.
rous affection displayed by Dir. Doug
las 10 bis poem, he did not obtain the
heroine for q wife; she was married 10
Mr. Ferguson of Craigearrecli.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-04-07
STATE OF ~TENNEssEE.
Cditin L. Norris,

CdiCIR 4, IiDITiS,
Us
Mary Norris.
On motion Of compIainants, AMI it ap.
peariug; q the satisfaction of the Clerk
and Master that Mary Morris is a
non resident Of the State OF Tennessee
so that the ordinary process Of law can
not he served upon bim.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in The
Home journal, a paper published in the
town OF Winchester Tennessee, require.
ing said o resident to appear herein on
or before the first day OF next Cbancrv
Court, on Wednesday after the third
Monday in August next and plead answer
or denur 10 said Bill, or the same will
be taken Tor confessed and sci for hearing
e1parte as 10 him. Mario.
% u. r. ESTlLt, G & NJ,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-04-07

Tne F'nosr in this section Of coun.
try has killed the peaches and other
early fruit, and destroyed n great deal
of the wheat, aud from our exchan'
res and other sources we learn Ina
sncb I. the case all over the State
THIS /. ind,ed painful news.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-04-07
Something New.

Just received, by G. C, Gorham
q Co., a fresh lot of Groceries,
among which are Fresh Smoked
Salmon, and Roe llerrings-a
nice and rare thing. Also, No. l
Mackcrcl,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-04-07
TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE,

THE undersigned will attend at the
following times and places, to collect the
State and County Taxes foflhc wear 1852,
Tor the County Of franklin. Every per
son must come forward and pay their
Taxes, or Otherwise pay accorlin. Ia law !:
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-04-07
'Ho the Wc,nbrrs Of Ghc Agri-
cultural STcicsy.

The next meeting Of this Society, will
be hell on the lst Mon lay Of Nay next,
and it is Dashed that ALL the members
Shall attend.
ABE FRIZXELL, D. G..
April 4. tt
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-04-07

CIV. CuLLuM l>pmrEp.-We find the
following dispatch in our Augusta
Exchanges:
WAsuSGros, April 1.-The Grand
Jury, to.pay. brought IN pres"n'men's
against Mr. WIN. CuIIum, late Clerk of
the House Of Representatives.; Mr.. Sea-
man, late Superintendent Of Public
Printing; and Mr.. Duel, paper con.rac.
tor, Of PhiIadoI phia--lhe Two former Iof
offences in the dIscharsinso l their pub.
lie duties, and the lot,ef for perjury.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-04-07

The Lincoln journal replies as fol
lows 10 our suggestion that ia" pro-
pie of Lincoln cnupiy give Il jubilee
on the coming tth Of Jgjy, and invite
the people of Franklin over.
"CcrtainIy friend ShiTr&R, it is the
intention OF the good people OF Lin
coin 10 have II grand Jubilee on tn"
4th, as you suggest. AMI to invite cv.
,rvbody. the Press Gang particularly
and we hope to see YOU all i"rc.--
We promise you IA feast OF reason
and u flow Of soul. We shall have
good talking, good eating. and more
pretty and intelligent ONE to give
lite, aud interest Ia the occaSlon, than
you ever expected to sc At one gath.
Gring."
We know you can furnish the cat
ing, and, best Of all, til" gils. We
saw some very pretty ones during our
brief sojourn in your town tic other
Al v
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-04-07

CrBl.--Dpmocralic State Conven.
tons m Pennsylvania. Tennessee.
Maryland. Michigan, New lItmp
shine and Connrticut hav passed res.
oln'ions favorable to he acquisition Of
Cuba.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-04-07

InE Soururns CONFERENCE.-The
next Southern Convention is TO as.
semolc al VioS.burg. Miss, on Mon.
day the 9TH day Of May next.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-04-07

] VIII ih'''SI "''' "uL lH"Ht ~'Si''c'h'Il
those VIII" contemplate gong to the
Lone Star SLATE:
in the first place, ! will state that
Tor three years previous to 30 The
crops hav" been very poor. ana Texas
has moi get iully rrcDNcrcd rem the
drawbacks II received. II one or US"
crops 'lh'ihr /" me one OF IaN year,
toold I" mh"", MINK "" ""u'o
again begin 10 ihilVc. lhOush farming
Is but ono source "' prosperity u II
IT," ch'" ohr' o'ochrh'''hG comes
ne" ana II '"'H" '"P''"' - '"'c'''"
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-04-07

Hon. VIM. II. Polk announces his
name for Congress this wees. 81 thai
we n have Thomas and POlk--tWo
good democrats. and bel wccn whom
the people must decide.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-04-07

An e%IoprInrnt took place a few
days ago at Albany, n. y, between ii
couple Of children aged respectively
fourteen and fifteen years. Tnr young
Romeo prepared himself with a pack.
age of arsenic, to commit suicide IN
casc Ola discovery; but fortunately
the father of the young gentleman
overlook him ut Utica. got possession
Of the poison, had the girl lacked up.
and gave the boy a good cowhIding.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-04-07
LATE ARRIVAL
SPRING GOODS
for 1859.

We have just received our puyck'se Of
Spring Goods, consisting. 10 part, Of
Jaconets. Swis,es. Barred Muslins, Swiss
hair Cord, Brillianls, Double Skun Mus.
lin Robes, Organizes, Lawns. Delaine',
Berrages-solid %colors, Black Silks
Prints. Chinlz and other Dres, Goods
Also, Shswls-ve,y nice, Hosiery, and
Gloyes-a good assortment, Bonnels'
Hats. Umbrellas. Parasols, Coois, Shoes
and slippets. Cot,onsdes and Linen LOT
mems wear. Hardware and CuIie'y,,
Glass and Qurensware. and o host .,
other articles too tedious to mention, on
OF which we bought to sell again. ana
we solicit the iraLe 10 general to give "
a call. as we are confident il will be "
their interest to give US a trial before 0u''
ing elsewhere.
TERMS CASH.,
All good barter taken in exchange !"
goods at piices tina, we can sell o. sss's'
sm N. 4. MARTIN q SUM
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-04-07

TINE Is MoNEY.-A correspondent,
hearing that such Is the case, desires TO
be informed how many years II would
take 10 pay u small bill oil a hundred dol.
lars. Ne frankly acknowl edge that We
cannot inlolm hun definitely upon that
point; but we know how he would stand
the chance Of discharging tina, little ob.
legation. AMI putling up a good amount
for a rainy day. THAT'S by enclosing
$40. So, or s2i, to Wood, Elly u Co.,
to their address, " ilminglon, Delaware,
or Augusta. Georgia, when he wouldhsvs
q chance for drawlnsa pnzc oil soO.OOO
or its proportion, according to the denom'
nation OF his ticket. God. Eddy *
Co. are the great lottery operators OF the
United States. Tho Io;tsri,s OF Which
they are the managers arc secured by CHAR
tors from the respective States in which
they ate legally established. The names
of Wood, Ely & Co. are a guaranty
hat their business will be honorably con-
due,ed-N. y. Coarier.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-04-07
THE DRAMATIC COMPANY.

According TO their advertisement.
slid not arrive. We learn that n liz
tie ~penuniary difficulty overtook them
at Winchcster, which upset the Dom
pany nni dissipntcd all its pI ms Of
iulurc operations. We are sorry for
tho disappointment - w" expected
.,me good sIiowing God fine iun. As Tor
the linls bill for printing. hat i. u
mere circumstance, and should their
innn0s ever improve. doubtless we
shall got it, as We have never vet lost
unwilling BY sllowmcn.-- Lincoln Jur
aAl
No, no, friend French, the members
OF this company are not performing n
McAlisB.ill and wo ope and believe
they viii preserve harmony nnrII they
not only'vis your town. bat come 10
Winchester again. II is a good com
pany, and would have gone 10 Fay.
ctleviIle but Tor the little difficult; to
which you alIudc.
But, talking about show companies,
Jet w warn you III regard TO knnir'a
juvenile Campbell Ministries.
The boys will do we'll enough. III
fact. it would 'pay'lo go and see them
one night. but it does not foI'ow ilat
The manager, Mr., kiunjc will "pny."
lIe IL clever enough in his way, Lui
he gets into No many prcuhIa'y lroub'
les that Er finds the "changr qui'c
low" and generally wants he printer
10 wait. else deduct from his bill. alter
having charged very low in con,r-
qucnce OF extremely pert ".jrWlng'
nn the part Of the agent, Maj. Bar
nell" Don't let he Maj. "do" you.
Tho kinnic T'o"lr "crc Tart IN
Huntsville, aud may be round your
way pretty soon. They rv"dcd the
license here, by exhibiting free oI
charge ujirr they had obtlInrd
all tho visitors, that ilry cuuId. /
Bat we didn't blame them there, Irr
really their Lou>cs dad not justly any
other than II free exhibition. OF
course 10 one VITO remained during
the performance, would take back li,r
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-04-07

Ten thousand persons. it is rsiima
ted. are already at st. Louis. en-
rOuto for Pixies Peak. Yet they are
but the first drops Of the great shower
OF gold hunters.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-04-07

C,I john N"thcrIand accepts his
nomination for Governor, by the oppp.
s!tjOn party.
"Yours isa very bad case" said thc
fox 20 the oyster.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-04-07

a Lorw Of Peace Muyy'ng n Dumb
W OmIh,- II named noI!ds
Htit WAS married Yesterday by justice"
llauscImnn to Sarah Jane Anderson,
Il draI mute. Some curiosity was
excited by the fact Of hi, marrying IL
WOMAN who could not speak, aud "a
constable asked hIn the CAUSE of his
doing so. Cat anSAcrrd that he had
had Two wiyr, already, and rilcy gave
him 40 rest by reason Of their talking
cra>cIrssIy, and complaining and
scO!djag from morning I'LL night
Both had died, and now. as hc was
forty years old, and dr,itous of hav-
lng Il little peace ior the remainder o..
bis life, he had determined to select q
dumb worNan for his third %cUnuublal
parincr.- Cmcin"0h E"qn1cr'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-04-07

d. If an Improvement in oar looks
should be noticed by onr fricnds-lr,
males especially -attrlbute it to tn"
fact that we have on a hat from G.
X. Barnes. n tShviIlc, Tenn, where
all the latest, prctticS, and hes, STILES
of hats, caps, &c, are kept. Mr. A.
Croohrr is the salesman, and is a gen
tIcnnmly one to.hOot. See the card
in another column.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-04-07
IS IT YOU.

Take IN the idle tale You hear
AMI hand il round and round,
THERE'S many a one whose thirsty ear
VIII drink the Pheasant SQUAD;
And tell it with an aided pant
10 each one that receives him;
But always with AN honest start,
That proves low muca it srjyes him.
Look wise for once and boldly vow
You'll rai'e a warning hand;
Pcr,hance there is some fair young brow
Just WajrnL Tor your brand
Make haste 10 bring your foul complaint
Against lies FAINT beginners,
Prove TO the world you are a saint,
BY making others sinners.
Oh! |sIonlcrrr with the listening ear
AnI ever ready TONGUE,
There is 4 curse ~ every tear
fon wrmg from oil CT Young;
THOU dark Intru!er in the abode
Most sacred to another,
The bravo muir icfcr on the road,
Would blush to cal, thee brother.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-04-07

&c boxes Chewing Tobacco,
all grades Va, bra lids,
1900 kegs hiic Lead.
10 do Shot, all sizes.
20 do Bai Lead,
II do Masons Backing,
jWp bags fine salt,
1000 bbls Mana WIN Salt,
I ~ boxes quart TASKS,
: to do Pint and PIN.
TASKS,
/, 700 Kegs Nails, assorted 81.
! yes.
LIQUORS..
! 80 bbls smiths old Reyerv.
ri whiskry,
G. bills old bourbon Wits.
key,
rs do old rye Whisky,
% do do MunOneahe!a do
go do Pixies Magnolia d,
so do Tenn pure white do
10 do NewsOm'S do
81 d1 old Fort ~ Corn do
IS do old Port and Mala.
On Wines,
81 bhls Ma Gin.
7 do Holland do
II 10 old COgnac Brandy,
i3 do Am do
80 baskets Champagne
Vine,
TO bbls { iier Vinegar,
llJ hnz lIrOOms,
.n'l. 0OD assorted Cigars,
80 boxes Smoking Tobacco,
T articles such as are usually
C.. ANDERSON.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-04-07

the attention pitlc trade.
SUGARS.
100 hhds Louisiana Sugar all
grades,
81 ibis y Y. and baltimore
trushc Sugar,
81 hhls y. Y. rUdl and Pow
dcycd sugar,
COFFEE r.
100 bags choice baltimore
COFFEE,
$50 bags choice New Orleans
tON'c,
MULASSES.
70 bbls choice Rcbniied No
laScS,
50 .hbis choice E,cbUilCd
MDltS cS.
60 kegs Golden Syrup.
SUNDRlES.
90 boxes tar Camdles,
100 Tall w
lgj do lar soap.
0 d. Ground PEPPER,
80 do do Spice,
- d. do Ginger,
Gj do sup Carb Soda,
6j do Indigo. all sizes,
lI% casks Ca!b soda,
do Madicr,
'2i bags Pep cr.
Il do 81 ice,
" ticlCes Rice.
l6ldoz PAINTED Buckets,
D do NaShbOdids,
ca Tests Tub,
Together with mary othc
keit In the Grocery line.
p. 8
March 81 ly
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-04-07

NrE arc now in receipt ofa large and well assorted
W stock oi GrUccrics, Liquors, &c t. which we invite
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-13

ACCIDENT AT rHE FmE.-We learn that Dr.
Davis was considerably, though not dangerous
ly. injured at the Rough & Ready fire, oy tue
falling of timber upon bis shoulder.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-13

C0rRr OF SEssIoNS.-The Court of Sessions
net on Monday July lllh, pursuant to adjourn
ment. A grand jury was empannelled, COM
posed of sixteen jurors. as follows: J. L. Sykes
Foreman. Malcom Mcleod. J. T. Bourke, W.
A. Begole, WIN. Quirk. Gaylord, DR.. E. J
Pike, M. II. Funston, p. T. HeaIy. ]. r. Walker.
A. d. Anderson, J. NJ Hamilton, N. p. Jones,
VIM Tucker. T. A. Prouse, G. D. Kendall. On
Tuesday morning indictments were presented
against VIM. B. Oague. for murder, and against
IA. Lawrence, for burglary. A yenire was
issued for twenty -four trial jurors, returnable
on Thursday.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-13
HOPSl HOpSl HOPSI

WYE ARE NOW RE- EWING 6ne lot OF 1858 Hops
w 10 which we invite the attention of Brewers.
II. II. MCDONALD CO.,
Wholesale Importing Druggists sacramento
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-13

CERTIFICATE, the undersigned, Governor Of Hun
gary do testify hereby that Dr. l. j. Czapkay has served
during the contest for Hungarian liberty Chief Surgeon
in the Hungarian Army with faithful perseverance. where
Of have given him this certificate and do recommend
him to the sympathy attention and protection Of all those
who capable Of appreciang patriotic sacrifice and
undeseryed misfortune. k0SSUTH LAJOS,
Governor Of Hungary.
Washington City, January 9th. 1852 3l-tf
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-13

ANOTHER FLOOD IN THE South YUBA.-On
Monday morning last, another tremendous
food occurred in the South Yuba river. This
time the river rose about two feet higher, and
remained up some longer, than at the food of
June 27th; and what is little remarkable, it
occurred within five minutes of the same time
in the day. The food is ssupposed to have been
occasioned by the breaking of dam at one of
the Eureka Lakes aud the damage to mining
claims along the river must have been heavy
Two or three companies that we know of had
Just got ready to commence washing, and will
be put back for two or three weeks. The men
at work in the river bed had barely time to
save themselves and their sluice boxes, tools,
and other mining Instruments we're all swept
away. At Illinois Bridge, dead body. sup
posed to be that of Chnaman, was seen float
ing down the river, but we have heard of no
other lives being lost. Mr., We6ber lost about
$500, in iron and timber, carried away from
his bridge.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-13

BRICK BUILDINGS -Messrs. Williams and Ael
,ev. who purchased the property on CONNER
cisl street, formerly owned by Mrs. waters
have commenced erecting brick buildings upon
the hitherto vacant lots.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-13

Dean Of the Faculty of the Philadelphia College of Modi
cine.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-13
gyssiHl yg4itss.

Divine Service win be held in the Court House
each Sunday Morning at II O'Clock A. N. All persons
are invited to attend. '. eFteaaofsE 1
Parties requiring Services Of the Episcopal Church. can
communicate with the undersigned by mail or express
Grass Valley. H SMEATHMAN Minister.
knights Templnr.-The regular meetings
Of Nevada COmmandry of Knights Templar are held at
Masonic HaI of Broad Pine Streets on the eve
nngs of the 1st and Sd Thursdays each monh-vsit.
ing Sir Knights are invited 10 attend Efl
SIR TFI0S. II. CASWELL, E Commander.
Nevada March 1859.
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