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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-03

MARINE LUssES Is NOVEMBER. The num-
Der VI serious casualties to American sea go
ing vessels, reported during the last month.
has not been equalled since the months Of
December and january. 1867, when the
number reported was j3 in December and ~
in January. The vessels reported this month
as total losses and missing. amount to IS OF
all classes. The only month that approached
the past one since 1876 was April 1857, when
the total losses numbered 81 vessels. The
casualties last month class as follows:-l
stealner, - ships barks, briggs. and a
suhoonpra ut these IT were wrecked,
burnt, missing. abandoned, 5 sunk. 3 cap
sized, aud !! sunk by collisions. Out Of the
81 vessels reported gone ashore last month,
only i've We're got ahuat again. one Of the lat
ter being the ship lleiielhurg. Of the re.
muindur, number Of them have gone entire
ly IA pieces.
Died recently, in King and Queen coun-
ty, Va, JAMES SMITH, esq, Of that county,
"A most estimable and beloved citizen, whose
abilities could not he obscursI by his mod.
esty. and who will long be remembered by
his NUMEROUS friends. as Que vf the best men
in the commonwealth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-03

A letter in the Baltimore American, from
Charlestown, written a day or two before
the execution Of Brown, says that good
deal Of appropriately was beginning to pre-
vail there, at 1.-The fuss, and feathers and
excitement kept up" and gives the copy Of a
mock proclamation that was posted up, ad
vising that generals. colonels, majors. cap
tains and other officers. being more hume
rous than the rank and file, should remain
in their quarters during an attack, 50 that
citizens and soldiers may not be incommo-
ded" in the discharge Of their duties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-03
ALEX
SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER ;, 1859

EXECUTION OF john BRowN. John Brow II,
convicted Of conspiracy, murder. and trea-
son, was, according 10 sentence, executed at
Charlestown yesterday, ut IL o'clock, by to-
ing hung by the neck until he was dead.
lie maintained his calmness according t.
the accounts, to the last, and addressed those
who could hear him, at length. The militia
~ and police regulations preserved order
there was no attempt at rescue-and tho
majesty and authority of the law were full
ly asserted His crimes were great, but
as he knowingly perilled his life when
he embarked in them, aud knew exactly
what would be his fate, if unsuccessful,
there can be no regret for the result, or for
the end Of his career. lie will live III histo-
ry, not as martyr. but a. branded with the
Just sentence Of the law which consigned
him to an ignominious end. lie struck at
the peace Of society, the supremacy Of the
law. the safety Of our institutions. the har-
mony Of the States, and the lives Of our
citizens, and he richly merited the punish
ment he has received
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SrAsDiSc BY MS FRIEsD.-ln the ilasl
times or vicksburg, when the phrase q
-.hard case meant something more than 4
does now. Harry jenkins was admitted one
or the hardest. The sermon being over
the preacher requested all who were friend
IL 10 religion 10 rise and hold up their RICH
hands. The whole audience apparently
were on their feer. After they were sestee
again, the Minister continued:
Now IL there is single one here whs
desires 70 see satan and his kingdom pros
per, he will rice and hold up his hand
Harry win some difficulty got . an erec
position. and said
.lIad the votes been less unanimous
should have remsined il my seat. But max
IL a 90 nj u honor never 70 abandon q IrienI
under adverse circumstances
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JOY AND GLADNESS
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no Many EEcnac, 4 Families.
Since the introduction 81 that World Re
nov ned medicine. DIR. MANN'S AGUE
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JASPER AND LOOGOUILE
STAGE ROUTE.

ysyHE undersigned. having obtained ~
n contract for carrying the mail between
Jasper and Loogootee, informs the pubic
shat he has put a good, new stage upon ihf
route. and vii at an times be prepared q
carry passengers through with safety ane
dispatch. The stage viii leave the Post
flee ia jasper on Mondays and Fridays 81
z O'clock. a. NJ. and generally arrives a.
Looaootte in time 20 nnnec with the East
~rn train on The q q M X X At $50 T.. NJ
Returning leaves Loogoosee Tuesdays snc
Saturdays, Al I o'clock IT, the morning. Pas
sengcrS leaving word a. tie !ostoshce ia eth
" place will be called tor AZ their residence.
SEPT s-2b-y. JOS. ACkERMANN.
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NORTH MAIN & LAWRENCE STREETS
4 Il The above. stand, informs the Public
~ that he has now on hand 4 good stock
ofCLOTHS, EASSlMERES, VESTINGS
and light goods Ior spring and summer weai
and which lie j. prepared 70 make w IN ths
most fashionable style and workman-lise
manner. His Tong experience IN the buti
ness ne thinks will enable him % give en-
iirr sAiisfaciivn. Call and leave your ordefs
Cleaning aud repairing neatly dnne ant
90 tile shortest nrtica. 6n-*
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-03
EeElA NY-MABE
G. l. o T. II IN G.
II.
WINCHESTER, TENN,

i Would call especial attention to his
large stock of Fall and Winter Clothing,
which is now complete, and woull re.
mind the trading public of the extreme
low prices he offers to sell his goods, at
ready cash. All persons wishing to
spend money in his line will find it to
their interest to give him a call. Being
well acquainted in New York market, and
purchasing his clothing in large quaint.
ties, has advantages to enable him to sell
low for cash. II you wish TO see we'll
made, substantial, warm, as well as fine
Clothing, you must call at II. Nassaeur's,
corner Of Main ST., and the Square, and
you will find him at any time ready to
accommodate you with such goods as you
may desire, and takes pleasure in cxhibi
ting hisgoods to any one who may favor
him with a call.
In addition to his Clothing, he has a
fine stock Of Marsailles and Linen Shirts
and Collars, Cravats, HamdkerchieIs,
Gloves, and Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods.
ALSO, a good stock of the latest style
of Silk, Fur, and Wool Hats, and last,
but not least, as cheap "A Boot as in mar,
kct.
p. S.-Two more Carpets on hand,
which can be had at low prices, to close
out the lot. II. N.
November 3, 1859.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-03
The Test Of lie Wears E.IBe-
p.ipncP


Has proved the superior quality Of
HEGEMAN, CLARK & CO.'S GEN
UlNE COD LIVER OIL.
1t is pronounced by physicians the best
remedy for Consumption, Scrolula, Chro.
mic Rheumatism, &c. ever discovered.
CAUTlON.-Tho value of this rene.
dy depends upon its purity, and in order
to secure our customers . pure article,
one Of our firm went TO Newfoundland
to superintcnd the manufacture Of ouI
oil, and w warrant it pure. See that
the label has the eagle and mortar, and
the siguatnre over the cork Of each bot.
tie, as there is a great deal Of cheap, in.
ferior oil palmed off for genuine, 10 the
great injury Of patients.
Ask !or Hegeman, Clark & Co.'s, and
take no other, as many have been cured
by the genuine who have used Others
without any benefit.
USEFUL IN EVERY FAMILY
Paint, Grease Spots, etc., removed in.
stantly. Gloves, silks, ribbons, ETC..
cleaned equal to new, without injury tC
the most delicate color or fabric, by
Hegeman & Co.'s Concentrated Benzine
only 25 cents per bottle, Hegeman d
Co., Druggists, lG1, 800, 511, and 1855
Broadway, N. Y. Oct 27-lm.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-03
For .JsforNy General.

We are authorize to announce James
n. HUGHES as a candidate Tor Attorney
General in the 81 Judicial Circuit, in
Tenn essee, oOmp'cd Of Coffee, Warren,
Van Bcren, Grniy, Lincoln and Frank.
lin counties. Fiction 4th Thursday in
May, 1860.
We are outbrized to announce Miller
Turney a capidaie for Attorney Gene
raj in this dirict.
We are slhorized 10 JESSE
ARLEer a,,ndidaie for Attorney Gene.
raj IN tbisiisIict. Election 1860.
We ar r,horizd eto announce C. C. Nc
KINNEY ~ candidate for Attorney General
in this dsrici. Election in 1850.
We,re authorized 10 II. II.
Smith candidate for Attorney General
from lis district.
w are authorized TO announce r. E.
GusLAsD, OF Fayetteville, a candidate
fotittomey General 10 this district,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-03

the whole town gathered TO SEQ mo- aou
n crowd of liule boys followed mo Tor
some distance beyond the wall: some
said "Turas" and Others said you've
e%nioyed the lun very much
Really, Mr., Wigs Is seeing IA .fne
time, being taken up for stcaling gr0p's
ana having the boys 10 follow him like
we've seen boys follow after organ
grinders sometimes when they have
visited Winchester. By'ibe.way, Mr.
Wigs, have you got an organ WIN
YOU You can't fool u.s. You
never gaze "thcm fellows" 10 cents
TO get of. Twas rs cents that they
gaze you for playing shat same ou'a
lane"--you know it was. Else how
in the thunder do you manage to tray
cl all over Europe WE'LL
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-03

Ok our outside we publish a full ac'
count of the recent grand wedding in
New Yorkshire rich Cuban TO the
likewise wealthy bride. She is about
90, and the bridegroom about To-
Youth linked to age. There is IA field
for thought in this wedding. We
can but wonder il she would have
married the Cuban had he been poor.
II she would not. then we wonder if
she loved him. How strange to see
youth and beauty, a fair young girl,
wed an old man-old enough for her
father. We wonder ifgoId n bring
happiness-if Il woman's heart is that
pure, aiIectionate thing which God
would have it be, when she marrics a
man whose chief recommendation is
gold-rubirs- MISUNDERSTANDING
groes. Does she not love n man for
nobler possessions for his noble soul
his mlnd-h,s irull.-his temper.
ance--bis love for the gentle heart
that &c would wedl Alas no, nj.
ways. we fear. Well So wags the
world. We don't envy Oyiedo--
not Us.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-03

Destructive FmE.-A destructive
fire recently occurred in Pulaski, Ten
nesscc, destroying a whole block of
buildings. The buildings were frame,
however, and of no great value
Loss estimated at $4,000. The Cit
zens Of that place urges the inhabi.
tants to buy an engine, but concludes
by saying it will not be done. They
arc like the people of Winchester,
will wait until another fire burns
clock, stock and barrel" Well, we
can do one thlng-we car insure.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-03
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
Willis Blanton, admir- Smith Bllnton, decd

W.
Harmon Whitfield, ct. ais.
On motion of complainants. and it appear
ing 10 the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master
TINT the defendants, IS. Decherd, and &. w.
Rowland, are non-rcsidenls of the State OF
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process OF
law cannot be served upon them.
Its the ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks Ia the Home
Journal, a paper published in the TOW Of
Winchester, Tenn, requiring said non. resi-
dents to appehr herein on or before the first
day ofnext Chancery Court, on Wednesday
after the third Monday in February, 1850; and
plead and answer or demur to said Bill, or
the same will DO taken for confessed and set
for hearing ex parte as TO them.
nov 3. II. X. ESTILL, c. g. NJ.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-03
Communication
NASHVILLE, Nov. lst, 1859.

Mn. WV. J. SLATER,
Ue0r Su:-Slnce | wrote you last
have been through the counties OF
Williamson and Maury, and ! was
surprizcd TO find the corn crop 50
short. A great many farmers told me
tina, their yield would not be u halI
average. Hogs, ! find to be scarce
The Pork market will open at 5a5 =
net. Even at that price cannot be
profitable TO the raiser, as corn is sell
ing readily from 3 ~ to $1 per bar
rel. notice in the st, Louis papers
that the large corn crop III Missouri,
and the scarcity Of stock Hogs rem
dcrs it Necessary for the farmers to
buy hogs to cat up their corn. They
are buying hogs from 3 l2to 4 net.
The scarcity Of money will haze "a
tendency to keep down the prices.
The money market shows no cvi'
dcncc Of Improvement, aud great com e
plants Of accommodation from our
Banks are heard. The Mechanics
held IA meeting lastThursday TO mem
oriallzc our Legislature to act upon
the Bank question, that they may oh
tain some relief, fer they are suffering
more than any other class Of the com.
munily. -Four Legislature would act
upon the question at once, and not al
ways be 'diIIy.dalIying" about j.
they would benefit their constituents
much more than consuming all their
time in making "iIuncombc" speech.
cs. In fact, | think it would be II ben
eft to the State to entirely dispense
with their services.
Last Thursday the first train on the
Louisville & Nashville Railroad came
to our city, on which occasion, the
Mayor and Aldermen, and many dl>'
tinguiSlcd citizens came here and
were hospitality received and attended
to during their stay. Why is it that
Louisville don't invite our Mayor and
Aldermen to their city? Passengers
can now leave here at breakfast and
take dinner at Louisville, and return
at night. We certainly livt in the
age Ct progression. Last Friday there
were three Iocomotiycs,upon the draw
bridge across Cumberland at once,
weighing Is tons, "A heavier weight
thu II will be required at any II time.
They passed OYER without very little
shrinking or cracking of the timbers.
Oar Theatre last week was "star'
by Miss Jane Coombs, Il beautiful
youns lady, but wasn't fully up to the
expectations of the ,vcrs Of the dra,
ma. This week we have Miss Joey
Gougcnhcim, who seems to be a deci'-
ded favorile with the theatrc.going
public. Manager Crisp has cxcrtcd
himself this season to surpass all 9th
crs in tie way OF good stock compa'
ny, for which he deserves to be amply
rewarded.
Our city officers have enforced ii
law requiring all swinging signs to be
removed, which makes II streets
wider and cleaner. Houses are in
great demand for residences for the
next year. 1t is amusing to see what
lame excuse MniiOy,is make when
asking an advance on rcnts-and God
knows they arc too high now-l know
one, "A great anti.railroad man who
made speeches all over our city
against the Northwestern Rail Road
tax, but since it has passed he takes
such great pleasure in making his
tenants pay it, saying You ought not
to have voted for the tax. Abouttwo
feet water in our river. Small boats
leaving every day. Business is dull
Ter. More anon. L%EoNlDAs.
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Land for Sale.

will sell to the highest bidder for cash
on Monday, the 2Sih Of November, iso9'
tract of land lying in Franklin County Tenn,
in District no ., containing one hundred
aces more or less, levied upon as the prop
er,y of James "a. Gravity 10 satisfy an exeeu'
lion in my hands in favor Of Isaac vanzant.
J. W. CUSTER, Sheriff.
October 25th 1859.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-03

Nashville Market,
Fromthe Nashville Daily News.

THURSDAY, Nov. g., 1859,
BAcoN.-Shoulders are worth 74MS
Hams II; Clear Sides 10 from wagons,
From store, packed /! cent more.
LARD.-Good Lard, in suitable packa'
yes, readily commands IL.
WnrAr.-Prime Red s0aO0c; White,
/ 90, for immediate delivery.
FLouR.-- Demand active. Extra
$3.50 per barrel; -Supc'Gnc, 81 90
Extra Fpmily Flour in bags, wholesale
81 so; retail 200 aP % pounds. These
arc Wholesale prices, the retail prices adj
vance 25 cents per % pounds, and 5OcIs
per barrel
Sall.-Finc sack is worth ! coal rs;
Barrel i0c. per bushel.
Grass SrEp,-Clovcr 81 90 per bush
el Timothy SO 25; Orchard Grass
81 %; Herds 81 % Blue Grass, clean
81 10 Stripped | 30.
Flax Secd.-75 cents.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-03

GREAT EASTERN.-Among the
list Of Subscribed Passengers for the
first voyage orlhis mammoth steamer
to this country we notice The name
Of Mrs. II. Of Kentucky, who, n few
years since, purchased n ticket in the
Georgia Lottery, now conducted by
Wood, Eddy q CO., which drew $780,.
600. BY a fortunate Investment in
the same Lottery she added $1,000
more, and is now returning from n
years travel in Europe, where she had
relatives. McSSrs. Wood, Eddy ~
Co.., still offer the same inducements
at Augusta, Ca, and arc well known
as the most prompt and reliable pay
rrs Of prizes in the United States
~. Y. Disp0ich.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-03

The Massachusetts, House of Rep.
rescntatives, by "A vote of li2 to 81
have %expunged the word "whitc," in
the militia laws, which has hitherto
stood n hindrance to the organization
of colorcd military companies.
The result will doubtless b. the or
ganizati~n of companies OF black
guards