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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-24

SIR JAMES thARNES
Celebrated Female Pi S.
Prepared r0m a Prescription OF Sir }. Clarke, NJ. D. Ply
slcan Extraordinary to lac queen.
THIS INVALUABLE MEDICINE Is lNfAiLlNG IN
l. the cue olall those painful and dangerous dtSco'cst to
which the female constitution is subject. It mOdcratcs, II
excess and removes all distractions. and a Speedy cue
may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
II is peculiarly suited. 1t viii, in short time, bring OF
the monthly period with regularity.
Each b%Ottlc-pricc One DDllar-belrs the Govcrnrucl I
STAMP OiGrcat Britain, to prevent counterfeit.
CAUTION.
These Pills should NorgE TAKEN by females duTins the
~FIRSITlEEL MONTHS or rEECNAACY, as thcy are surc
10 bring on MrsCARrIAGE, but at any other time lnhT AUE
SAFE.
II all cases ofNcrvou' and spinal Affections, Pain inthr
Bach and lambs, Fatigue on slight eNcrtiOu, PIlrltatlouoi
the Heat, Mysteries, aud Whites, these Phls viii effect q
cure when all other means nave itIlcd and although o
pG wcrul remedy, do not contain iron, cdlOmcl, tntImDu}
or anything huftiul To the COnSt tuition.
Full direction dCCOnpau each paC hdgc.
Sole A gent FUr the United States aud Canada,
JOB MOSES,
(Late |. G. IaldwimN Coz
Rochester, y. Y.
=. Isl m anil G postage stamps enclosed 10 an,
authorized lgeut, will insure a bottle Oithe II.ls By re
turn mail.
For sale by Smith W. Houshton, AGENT at Winchester.
aud by Ferry 4 DemOyilie, Nashville, wholesale Agents
or Tennessee. DeclJ iy
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For Senate.

EDITOR HONE JOURNAL
1t having been understood for some time
past TINT would be a candidate to represent
the counties of Lincoln and franklin in the
Senatorial branch of our next General As.
sembly, in order that this fact may be more
name as a candI date.
viii take this occasion to state that hav-
ing to work, 1t will be impossible for me to
commence a canvass until Spring, but at the
USUAL TIME will meet the people of each
county at the various places Of voting aud
present to them nv views on the questions OF
Federal and State policy III which they are
Your most ob't scry't, &C.,
VAz. w. NEWMAN.
Sept 80. tc
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DWELLING HOUSE,
Land FOR SALE,

| wish to sell my tract OF land, on which
| am now living, containing about ono
hundred and ninty six acres, lying about
four miles mouth Of " inchestcr, Tenn. on
Elk River, and about four miles from tho
Nashville and Chattanooga Rail Road,
and bounded by the lands ofW. II, Phil
ips and B. Crisman. Said land is very
rich and attractive, About eighty acres
are in a high state crcullivation with good
fences, a good Dwelling house stables,
out houses, &c, Also three excellent
springs are on the place within a short
distance Of the house. There is on tho
place a most excellent orchard Of fine
fruit, and a still,house and still close by,
which can be bought. This is a desirable
tract orIand and affords an excellent op.
porunily for any one to get a bargain.
| can be seen almost any time o, home.
Upton GILLESPIE.
Winchester, Tenn, Feb. 10, 80. If
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GROCERIES.
A LARGER STOCK.
THAN USUAL.
James Campbell

James Campbell
WING NESSEE.
| have now in store n larger assortment
than usual of Family Groccrles, consisting
mainly of sugar, coffee, molasses; white,
brown, loaf and crushed sugar; fine and com.
mon candies; a fine lot Of Teas; almonds, pc.
cans, nulmegs, cloves, spice, pepper, ginger,
mace, cinnamon, soda, powder and shot, in
dIgo and muddcr, saltpclrc, starch; crackers
of all kind, cakes, &c. Also, II good lot OF
cigars and tobacco; star and laIlow candles,
wash boards, b'ooms, water buckets, soap;
II lot Of shoes and boots, and a good lot Of
factory thread, Qipe's). Also, u large Lotto
Qucensware,
glass tumb'crs, white lead, SALT, vinegar,
and so forth, md so forth. | will keep con.
stantly on hand
Hinton's brand Of Flour.
| shall from time to time add to my stock any.
thing the necessities Of The people may re-
Guirc, and would solicit a call from them be-
fore they purchase elsewhere.
JAMES CAMPBELL.
Sept 30. #
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LOST

LOST.
Somewhere between Brazelton's cor
ner, on the square and the railroad BRIDGE
a $40 bill, on the bank Of Tennessee.
The finder will be rewarded and receive
the thanks Of ID. X. SLATER.
Journsl Ohce.
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Spetial Autites.
For attorney General.

We are authorized to announce II. II,
Smith a candidate for Attorney General
from this district.
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We are authorized to announce NJ. L,
MANN, Esq, as Il candidate /" represent
Franklin County in the lower House "t lh"
mex, General Assembly for the S ate OF Ten
neSSCp.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY, Tenn.
EDlToE HOME JOURNAL: Please announce
to the people of Franklin and Lincoln coun-
ties that am a caudldntc to represent them
IN the Senatorial branch Of The next LcgIsIa-
ture, and obllgc
Yours, truly,
W. A]BCGNATHY.
Sept. 3, 1888. lc.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-24

IhINTlNG.- III OUT UllISI
is a quiet, retiring and unobtrusive
man, who mixes but little with the
world, therefore, is but little known.
Yet, this man possesses talents, which,
in others, more ostcntaiious, would
win them wealth and reputation,--
We refer to Charles Guaita, who has
taken a room on the south. east side OF
the square, in our town. We have
had the pleasure of examining some
paintings executed by Mr.. Guaita, and
though ne are not competent to pass
n critical opinion Of their merits as
works Of art, yet, so far as we can
Judge, and from the opinions Of learn
ed men, and the Press throughout
America, we feel confident that he is
an artist Of no ordinary talent, and a
gentleman every way worthy of pat
ronage. W. arc truly glad that Mr..
G.. has concluded to make WincEes-
ter his home for a good while, and
we trust he may find it not only heal
thy, but a pleasant town to live in.
lie is at present engaged in the ex-
ecution of a beautiful conception,
which he thinks will be accomplished
in about l2 months, when he i'll pre-
sent it first for the inspection Of all
in our community who admire the
beautiful in art. That he will have
many visitors we entertain no doubt.
Srop THAT PEErlNG.-Take our adj
vice. and never watch your neishbors.
1t is a vulgar practice at best. More
over, it is a very unsatisfactory one.
Listeners, they say, never hear any
good of themselves. In the same
way. pceping folks never see much to
CRAFTY their seli.complacency; and
this occasions feelings which do not
tend to render life at all more agreea-
BILE. But, worse than this, in arroga-
ting to yourself the right to watch
others, you tacitly admit their right
to watch you also. And however
correct you may be in your de-
pertinent, however uuimpcac able in
your course, there are always points
of moment which you prefer to keep
to yourself. There are always cir.
cumstances which. when fully under
stood, are honorable; but which when
grasped, as a watcher must grasp it.
in disconnected parts, are susceptible
of a sinister interpretation, and your
neighbors may not be of as charitable
a nature as you! Abandon the habit.
therefore, Of prying into the affairs Of
others, and you will afford them no
pretext of prying into your own. And
don't think we are prying into your
business in writing this article. We
are only giving you some good advice,
and we intend TO give such advice
gratis through our columns while we
print a newspaper, as long as we
know such advice is needed, and per-
haps by putting your sins in "black
and white" will make you do better
in the future.
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For Congress.

We are authorized to announce A. NJ.
TilIman a candidate for Congress in this
District.
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FRANKLIN Co. Tenn, April %.

FRANKLIN Co. Temn April %.
Editor Home Jonrnal;
Please @onnouncet to the voters ofFrank.
lin county that am a candidate for the
office Of Register, at the next March
election, As | am a cripple, and una
BILE TO ride but a short distance horse.
back, it will be almost out Of my pow,
er to meet the people at the different pre-,
%cincts, bu. will if ! Fan.
Yours, truly,
MARTIN G. OSBORN.
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ND'EIGEl.

All persons indebted to the estate of
Joseph Bradford, deceased, are hereby
notified to make payment. And those
claims against said estate will
present them as prescribed by law.
Man 81 JAS. X. SHOOK, Admir-,
with will annexed o(Jos. Bradford, decd.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-24

We are authorized to announce R. L,
GlLLELAsp, of Fayetteville, a candidate
for Attorney General in this district.
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New candidates out this week.
See announcements.
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NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

WE ar. uow In receipt Of large AMI well assorted
" STOCK VI uroCerie', Liquors, DC. to whica We invite
the attention of tie tIUdc.
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.,.sed kss. payable In Aavn@ees
rrari-a % Iors,5a ard the expenss = fssc1-
~. he Assrs1 = pubIicsfion- Al papnS ~ Amtsiean
sssss ssss Beng sssss sssssss f on
49, rerent any shrbers Who prefer II, car have their
ne n.ss1s =, z. ".,s ?. ss. 1as Hsv.an sn p es,
p.y the ns. n.s. s;,ove charge OF 81
- .birou 70 - .nxvxrrsExESrs WILL BE cH 4RcED
. sssssneals ss cars. nss,'nl per 10 CTS st:
tsse.s.sr,r tssen liuesJ per annu;n. s. %.
sri' e S9s - ADDITIONAL iinel $50 Cts
70 sss @ .s.ss asss5ss i.; a ia..rsoa.s, 90
,.- rof -Ns---rrr,t insertion so cts
s,sassss ssa win be charged at the following rates.
~~s>11f> ~ -,l,unn per quarter $12 90
sssss sss1.a, column go 90 90
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MELCHERS e. CO.,
AMOS s. COOKE

General Commission Merchant Honolulu Oahu > l. Money
advanced favorable for bills OF Exchange on uie
L. 8, England and France ''-"
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--
VARIETY.


isHsfe 0o' aIIe AZ the hrsf
Sa' nieh'y Al 'ne last
-"
VARIETY,
a. 40 a,stocfst, take pieoeian rascal and
l' ..,.on ~ aoiisrs' anu let them sumner
~. Is S.se ro'A Ae,i ior man VINO ralsed
+e So y hsa 'n'ss nc cooio only reacn them once
,.aAss .,o yng az the point OF death
oH "''Ai MS JACK KNIFE ana Is no" recover
CsEs--fhe Roman forum is now a COW mar
ioPek-
US from temptAtlon is petifion less dwelt
pan give US our daily bread, and yet, without
k'erance, the bread 's not worth praying for.
rnvhy waits on Death The richer the harvest
|1<s Acre the more and the brighter are the
iis Muse, and the fairer the page she indites
E.uature. and thew don't make ANYTHING by II.
aonA hey be such fools rs to work for nothing !,
! /obuson savs. Good actions are never lost or
,vsv- That IA nrobablv the reaso, one 40
meets with them.
:of ~ Eks,v 70 dsss-ve ,h. h,ss.-
fbs children by giving them much as bv teach
ps 70 live on little.
,.;..a ;~.
.s-.,,.s. :. - d.a-,,;,S. ,.-:1s e. -,
- - '-'' p''''7 'e'
h s,v =, home and t.ke carc of tbe cb;Jdren-
n bs ehange eno,oh >,
Nth fools "No. husband. YOU are yery
' ~" J
AsFee Win them-
rshnan remarked tn his com panion ON obsery-
saiy pass
sT, dil you ever see 80 thin a woman before 80
mn replied the other, 'sbothersshun, I've
iHnan as thin as two of her put together, I
r. wears sinners of list and his tread ia noise
he DAYS come. Indian-6le. softly dawniue one
rsthe.: thew Green in at the windows: their
srninr air is grateful to the lips that part for
Wore We know it, whole life Of days has
s'n Of the citadel, and time has taken US for
Il sElirs Of honor, 50 called, except where the
o'tTs Is revenge, it is curious that fear is the
lgreiieat Prom fear men accept a challenge;
mn fear they refuse IT, From the false fear of
they enter the lists; or they decline from the
1a feir Of danger or the moral fear of guilt.
!. Eishnar who was travelling ON his vay to
hezrer, View Hampsbire. arrived ar the fork Of a
shsre there stood n sign board. which read
las.r niles. MN ehaxefher four miles l''
I=sncs-"be Saint Pathrick. / could have
lt her ssssif In half the time,
kssK,;,r.i ,vh A.. e,ro-,.ho;.o
'1' @"1 . '''" VI oo's' '"''o"'
aas ,ra--. IN 20. a,'o,s : 'nsn''e's'
Eszea van. an =, 80 80 Nh
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AxsL- " CASTLE

Imporrs and and Retail dealers n ueneraI er
c.andse al the stand Of the King and school
sfeets near the large Church Also at the store
Formerly occupied c. H. Nicholson, in King street, opfo-
st the sarnans Chapel Agents for DIR. Jaynes' hedi-
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TO LET...STORAGE.
THE CELLAR UNDER THE HOMO.
Xii of the convenient in town-capa-
Ill BILE OF storing about 400 tons. Inquire of
1O6-tf ii. NJ. WHITNEY.
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fmo1nercial Advertiser.
q. !, first. s.s Migh.y a. La.s.

sT G. xscxAY-
..-..,,- throuzh a dusty road
- .corns on the lea
srak root and sproufed up,
And rev rsto 'ree-
-..,--,s Il, shade at evening time,
r.A,-..he it. early vo~s,
- ras pleased, in heats Of noon,
-,h..s beneath its bcughs:
-. .,--uouse Ioved is dangling twigs,
=. oirls sweet music bore,
.-.,sa rIory in its place,
,G..,ins eEernore,
.r.,e spring had lost its way
,,o.r he grass and fsrni
,..-sur stranger scooped a well,
v,.-. ruary men might turn
u.~.rei Z n AMI hung with care
.ile At TIE brink
- not Of the deed he did,
n. ,ra.si that tod might drink
,,,,,,-s l.aia-ani 10 4. the wen
A. .az-ers never drisi,
r,I Isssnl Tn thousand parching tongues
,sa aTzt a Iifs beside
irassr dropped a random thought;
Tvs cd. ard yet WAS new
suVe aney Of the brain,
BIZ srr5us IN being true,
E.hur1 upon srniaI mind,
asil rs light became
lhnp ufli-hs 4 beacon ray
lp0ait1ry fame
re .a1zzhi Vas smalI-its issue great,
lraich-fre on the hiIl.
nshei e; rsdienee far adown,
And cheers the valley still
A uaneiess nan amid the crowd
m: thrOrged the daily mart
Ls AL the word of hope and love,
rnstaiied from the heart
4 Ehspsr the tumuit thrown
4 ir1nsitory breath
} rasei brushe- from the dust,
Il saved q soul from death
,gzn f0unt o word of love
thought al random cast
!. E.re but strIe at the first,
Bur mighty at the last
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-19
SHERIFF'S SALE

- virtue of an Alias V.naitiout Exp,na. In -
directed and issued out Of the on % Of the ri.
u,t Court In and ftr the county Of WoodbGry STAT.
o. tosS hay. this day levied up,n and will =, 80
DAY OF November, 4. u. 1854 between The hon.. =.
clock AN and o'clock. Z. NJ. Of said day A. N /.
ost oi'ic. door. in Sioux City, Iowa Inc fGIn.
deacrib-d property. to wit: 'Hs
All OF MARSHALL Townships interest in and In a..
south half Of the north y~st qnart-r and tho NORTH
quarter 81 the north west quarter OF section M
eighteen and tn. south east quarter OF ths .,uth
eighty light 5, north OF range No forty .sx.n ~
vest OF IN" iifth 7. NJ, Ia oodbury county Iov.
Taken As the property Of Marshall To~nslsx =
satisfy = Judgment In favor 4 WA. II. Booth.
WM. II FRAME
Sheriff Of Woodbury. county. Lew.
Ry Chas. u. Rustin. Deputy s'
Sioux City, lows. Sept Is 1850 - -
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-19
ONE REPUBLICAN CONVINCED,

The following sensible article j. from
the Fort Wayne tlnd.) Times, whose edi'
tor, the indianapolis Sentinel says, is a
member of the Republican State Central
Committee. There are doubtless man,
member: Of the Republican party who will
indorse it to the letter. We cannot see
what should proven. such from affilia.ins
with the Democratic party, whose real sen,i
meuts are thus plainly asserted. This is
not the irrepressible conflict" doctrine
The moral Of the late disturbances al
Harpers Ferry is one that will not soon
be forgotten. The people will ponder over
ii, and make their own comments. NV
laat dangers arc no longer prophecies, but
a visible, tangible reality, staring them in
the face with IMMUNITY and u,tering sen,i-
men,s which they never dreamed Of and
threatening the stability Of tie Union,
under whose egis the people have lived in
peace and ilourished. beyond ali preceden,
in the history Of the world, they will see
the suicidal policy which they have en-
dorsed- the extreme Of the tanaticism-
and will rrtnrn to more national and
conservative policy. j. will prove An ar.
guiuent agai,.s; the doctrine which We
have opposed, that will be unan> werable.
II the elections Of Ohio. Perns, lvahia and
Iowa were 10 take place to-day, the result,
would prove of different comp!exi ion
from what it is. The people will now per,
ceive that the tendency Of the slavery ex-
element is evil and pregnant with the mos,
vicious results.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-19
Ell

We have heard the news from New
York, Massachusetts, New Jersey and Wis
cousin. We might by some hard labor
nice hair-split'ing and ,naguiyng the i'm
portance Of this fact, aud bera'ing the
consequence of that extract little conso
lation from the fact, that while the Rcpub
l'cans have elected q portion of their ticket
in New York and New Jersey, that por
ton also remains in doubt; and that in
Wisconsin the majority against Us is very
small. But the result Of such labor We
are satisfied would give too little sstisfac-
tion to repay the effort. We are therefore
disposed to cry "sour grapes" and not go
III search Of vain philosophy. We think
seriously Of investing a penny in q whistle
and try and keep up courage for 1860. We
shall 60 into winter quarters Immediately
and wait for something to turn up hay.
ing no desire at present to mingle with the
"yain ponp and glory Of this world
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-19
TRUSTEES SALE

NJ HtEEas, George Murphy. on the 9th d.v NJ
" April, A. ID, 1853 rx,eute "a to Jro Il rn.rl.s
OF woodbury. COUNT Iowa his certain Deed Of r.st
e"n'-.iG THEREBY thu follow Jag described Real Fx
tate I" wit The rHsf half the uurth wet nu,,t
"' secnon No. eight -, township No eighty seven
q. north "irar&- No fDrty seven 81 vest OF TN.
ON Principal N-rilitn Continuing arcordip, 10
no'e nnient sa'Eey. eighty tse) acres. uatei In
WOO r. c'uhtg, Iowa said DE. ! 81 Tru.t Lxyin,
been executed hy the said George Hnr,hy for rs
purpose .! securing T. Thomas :. hiEkniI the nav
ineht OF tertaln p~0rtssn'N Do:e executed Nv Mn
ihy brother. ga the 9Th is, os ApriI A D. 1881
ff hs sum u iIy Li.- aud Is 100 Dou.r. $50 ssI
payable on the g.Ih day o. Oct der A. r. Is5l AMI
whereas said DEED o. Trust b. its terms diets an
th"rEsS ana empowers the said .ichn n Charles as
lrnst-.. In the went Il the non payment of n,
af"sc d"ri Ihed note as therein stipulated L. ady.r
tls- lii" safe tor sale in the llawing rlsuperhv
giving a. least I"enty t2jy days nJ.ite in any news
paper published in " oodsi,y county And vh.,s
As. sara note las ber"me due and paw sbio and a.
iault has hen made in tn" sym-nt of the s,me i
John w. Charles. Trustee as af.r,saii hereby FIX
notre that viii ~ virtue Of ibe VOW rr me vss.h
D. said Deed Of rust aud in romp liauc. tb.r.wirh
offer for sale At the Court blouse cor in siouI C;,x
iowa, between the hours Of . O'clock NJ ana
o eImch = NJ, GA Monday the l2th day Of D.c.p, b.r
A. D. 1889 and dispose Of v the highest hid Ter IN,
above describe premises for the ru rposas tberein
eel ioF'h ard 70 the purchaser II v hich will az
lste- afo estii Of said premises, execute deed q.
authorized and empowered by said bed Of Trust
JOHN II. CHARLES, Trustee
siorH City. Iowa, Nov. 10. 1889. I5wa
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TRUSTEES SALE

"1iEEEaS ". W. Rrookinss on ths ..,onA -
w oil august, a. ID 1889, ,xecutsd 70 t.so,.. NJ
Eyaii OF Woodbury. county, Iowa his certain -. :.
trust conveying thereto the following dsscribed r.si
The undivided half OF the east half Of ,h., .,,..
east quarter OF section number 80 in tn~rsh,s -
north ofJrange II. west OF the ,th p ~ ~.
UNDIVIDED half Interest in ten acres In .onth 80.
aaater OF rorth west quarter Of west half 81 .nss
west quarter Of section 30. t,wnshp 20 rn.,. ~ ~
west "f 9TH 7. NJ, .ituate In Sioux counev L. " -
Said deed 81 trust having besn executsd ~ q, -.
said W W. Brookings for the purpose Of .e.,.. ne
.. a. "iihahs she pay msnt Of his Brook in.s-r.,
tam pfomissory note, exec uted the 2nd a. =. =.
gust 1889, for the sum ~ one hundred sna ar. e,
lars $40 % pay able sixty days afer a.ts 49,
wh.rss. said deed ef trust hy it, terms a..
authorizes snd empowers the 6sid G.orve ~ Ran
rs trustee, in the ~ 81 the non nay,,ont
above described metz A. therein stin I,,as 'ns
tise the same for sale. hy gtviuri twenty
BY publication In thu sioux CITY Eeyjs,., " 49,
Whereas sid nr'. has hesom. du. aud nav sb,s' ~
dstAuis has been msda In the payment os tbe ss,s
snh now remains anP-bd And, whereas. ST., go
u trust stirahtes and sgrAs that IN chs. sa,a ~
W kyall refuses u act, thea aud In that ~ !. -
Csun.y Judge Of Woodbury. county. L au1Lo.i.Is,
appo,ni suitable person 10 act a. tru.t... ~,
Whereas ssid o. ryan has - refused to aet. Ana
tn said County Judge, by virtue Of the term. ~
deed Of trust has sppintst nhsries NJ ke,n, tas.ss
As trustee Aforesaid, Therefore, Charles M -.
trustee ~ aforesaid, hereby Give notier that ~
bs virtue u the power Ia vested by saIa ass 81;
trust aud In compliance th.re~i fh oevrr e..., ~
the Court House door IN sioux city Iowa hetv.sn
the hours ~ y O'clock A. " aud itsrlorL p v :.
saturday, the 2uth day oi November lsas sad Iii
10 'ha highest bidder. tt cash. the sAoye SrsviH,
prenis's and for the purpose thev~in sss arth ani
70 N. p"seAa-es 81 shish ! viii ss trustee Of aaId
smp"sarsa " Mid dead Of trust
CHARLES II, KEANA, Trpse.es
patsd TINS 9TH dAy VI Nov, isip.--Sw,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-11-19
THE OMAN A.

The interests of Capt. Wineland and
Mr.. W. A. Bennett, ore half Of the steamer
Omaha, were sold, yesterday, as follows,
at the rate Of S20,o 900 for the whole boat
Mr.. j. Jewet, Wilcox, the clerk, purchased
Capt Wiue!and's interest-one- fourth
Mr. BENEFITS, the other quarter, was di-
vided between Mr.. p. S. Ray. one eighth,
and Mr.. C.. II. Avis, ons-eighth. ~. VII.
cox has been faithful clerk in the Upper
Missouri river trade for Eve years, and the
Omaha is the Grst and only boat in which
he owned an interest.
lie was two years on the Genoa with
Capt Throckmorton, and three wears on
the Omaha with Capt. Wineland. He will
still remain in the office OF the Omaha
Capt. p. s Ray will take command. He
has been with Captain Wineland for SCI ven
years, ~ mate Of the Fagaway, FL Paso,
Lucas and Omaha; is a thorough practical
steanboa tman in every sense of the term,
and is we'll known in the upper trade, and
in this city. Mr.. c. Fl. Avis has also been
with Capt. Wineland for over eight years
So it seems that almost all the old crew
Of the Omaha will remain aboard. This
will be particularly gratifying to the pa
irons Of the Omaha in the upper trade
The Omaha will be placed in tip top order
this winter, aud will make her appearance
among her old friends in the Sioux City
trade in the spring We wish Capt. Ray.
Mr.. Wilcox, and other officers and owners
Of the Omaha all the success they deserve.
st LOUIS Republican, I'd. inst.
The announcement contained in the
above, that the Omaha will resume her
service in the st. Louis and Sioux CITY
trade next GUNNER, is particularly crafty.
ing 70 the people Of the Upper Missouri
The Omaha is the most deseryedly popu-
lar boat that ever navigated the Big Muddy,
and ~ long a. Mr.. Wilcox retains bis po.
si,on on board Of her 40 Clerk, she will
continue to be the fayorite Of shippers and
traders.