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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-24
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WINCHESTER. TENN.


Would call especial attention to his
large stock Of Fall and Winter Clothing,
which is now complete, and would 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 10 sell
low for cash. II you wish to see we'll
made, substantial, warm, as we'll 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 asyou
may desire, and takes pleasure in e1hibi.
ting his goods 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, Handkerchieis,
Gloves, and Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods.
ALSO, a good stock of tho latest style
of Silk, Fur, and Wool Hats, and last,
but not least, as cheap IA Boot as in mar.
ket.
Good feathers taken in payment oil
debts. II. N.
November 8, 1859.
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EOr RCxiStCr,

FRANKLIN Co. Tenn, April %.
Editor Home J0urna1:
Please announce to the voters oGFrank.
lin county that ! am a candidate for the
Office Of Register, at the next March
election. As am a cripple, and ma.
BILE to ride but a short distance horse.
back, it will be almost out of my pow.
er 10 meet the people at the different pre-.
%cincls, but will if | IAN.
Yours, truly,
MARTIN G.. OSBORN.
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The Aome SoMrnal.
CARRIERS ADDRESS.

Our carrier wants another Christ.
mas Address written for him. and we
speak this "early in the day" 50 as to
forestall "prior engagements" We
want to have u mighty good one,"
and want several writer's to compete.
The reward will be a copy of any SO
Magazine and a .s2 magazine, making
Sj, besides the kind Trunks of Bonnie
which last gift is worth more than
all. Send in by December Goth, at
farthest.
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H1an<i for Sale.

By virtue Of n decree Of the County Courr
of Franklin County, Tennessee, pronounced
at its November term, lo5D, in the cause
therein pending, Syduah and A. W. Hale
vs. G. s. Ross, / Will on Monday, trc lOJh day
of December next, ut the Courthouse door in
Winchester, Tennessee, expose TO sale 10 the
highest bidder, II tract of land in Franklin
county, district No, B., on ihe the waters of
Sprng Creek, containing l2O acres more or
less, belonging to said s. a. A. W. Hale, y
e. $. Ross.
TERMS OF SALE:
Said Iqnd Will be sold one half for crsl',
the remainder ON credit Of twelve months,
the purchaser wall be required 10 give good
ard sufficient security, and Il lien retained
until the balance Of tie purchase money is
pad. Bidding for said land 10 commence at
sljUO. Il. F.. SIMS, elk.
by TllOS. SHORT, d. C.
Nov II IDS } 70.
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For GircHit Court Clerk.

We are authorized to announce NATHAN
FRIzzELL, SR., candidate for reelection
as clerk Of the Circuit court OF Franklin
{ 'unty. Election in March, 1860.
We arc authorized TO announce JAMES
HARRIS, as a candidate for Clerk of
the Circuit Court of franklin County,
Election in March, 1860.
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Nashville, Tenn,

HAS in store
800 sets assorted Iron AXlcs,
1s kegs Boiler Rivets,
10000 kegs Pressed Nuts,
1000 Washers,
% kegs Wrough, Nails,
500 pounds Of Emery,
1000 papers Timers Rivc's.
so assorted Sausage Cutters,
% " S,ufnIs,
200 sheets Copper,
5O5 Copper Bottoms,
1000 pounds Brass,
900 assorted Putty Blocks,
80 assorted Churns,
80 boxes Glass,
$50 Tin Plate, so Slabs Zinc,
10 Pigs Iron,
5000 feet assorted Gas Pipe,
2U'OOO Leather Belting,
5000 Gam Betting,
1000 pounds Pump Chains,
100 Wheel Barrcws,
1000 pounds Gum Packing,
100 bundles assorted Wire,
80 Doors, 10000 Lights Sash,
N sides sole Leather,
Eos fee Card Clothing, 100 Steel Reeds,
I'D Garden Engines, 10 Wheat Fans,
D Threshing Machines,
90 Straw Cullcls, 80 Corn Shelters,
Railroad Scrapcrs, = Smut Machine
200 assorted PIors, 20 Pumps,
5 half barrels White Fish,
10 Hydraulic Rams
600 Bounds Galvanized Wire.
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For County Court Clerk.

We are authorized to announce r. F.
SINS a candidate for re. election as Coun.
ty Court Clerk at the next March election
We are authorized to announce john
G.. ENocns a candidate for County Court
Clerk Of Franklin County, at the March
election, 1860.
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l, 700 PIECES assorted IIollow'Ware
Castings,
100 Sugar Kettles,
ll5 English Pots, 7 Calhron Kettles,
400 Dog Irons, ~ Tea Kettles,
95 Shaving Skillcls,
II Kegs Nuts and Washers,
s Bundles Galvanized Sheet Iron,
l Case Copper, Timed,
so Iron AxIcs.
452 Bars Iron, 40 Bundles Iron.
40 Bundles Sheet Iron,
To arrive from PilSburg, on steamer
Emma. and for sale by ID, D. DlCKEI,
Nashville, Tenn. oct. 20.
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George Simmons, Esqr., has given
us q turnip weighing sr pounds
This is the largest, we believe, that
we have seen yet, live.and'a.half
pounds being the ultimatum Of the
rest.
Mrs. NJ. r. Mann, Esq, will please
accept our thanks for a lot Of veget-
ables, consisting of potatoes, &C.
With such good friends to lay on our
table the products Of Franklin soil,
rest assured that Fancy Gate leasts
well and bounteously. Let more
come.
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ENGINEER's OrrlcE,J
Winchester ~ Alabama Il. RS
WINCHESTER, Aur. 22d, 1-I9.

W. g. A. L. Ron and alicr Monday,
August 22d inst, 1850, Trains will run as
follows:
Leave Dechcrd at 500, A. NJ, upon the
arrival of the Chattanooga Train. Arrive
at Fayetteville at ll.3O, A. NJ.
Re,urning-Lcave Fayetteville at $50,
p. NJ. Arrive at Drcherd at 100, P. NJ,
connecting with the Chattanooga Train for
Nashville.
Wearing apparel alone constitutes bag
gngc, OF (which each person will be allowed
30 pounds FREQ Of charge. Above that
weight subject to extra charge, payable to
the Conductor. TliOS. l.. ESrlLL.
Chief Engineer.
67-Ail o'hcr articles carried in the bag,
Gnge cars charged Express freight, whlci
must be pnId TO the agent.
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DIR.

DIR HOO
CELEBRATED DALSAMlC CORDIAL,
PREPARED BY DR.. c. NJ. JACKSON, 80. AS,
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
WILL SPEEDILY cuRE
Corghs, Cotds, LauenEa, Group,
HomSeacss, Bronchitis, Dicases
cfMe BorcLM iSiog from Cold,
and Acipicm Consumption,
Read the following ccrtigcatci--
lregald Dr. ll0OfaLd's Balsan.ic Cordial as ~uncqualled
for coughs and colds. A short time since was attacked
with a very sivcre bold, accompanied with a most violent
and distressing cough, which lackcd my system terribly,
and caused great dcbiliaton. useI various remedies
without obtaining relief, until finally | was recommended
to try u bottle Of the CoIdIal' Its effects were indeed
wonderful a few dcscs produced the greatest relief, aud
before | had taken the contents Of the bottle / was entirely
cured. R~esrectly,
ARAMINTA FAIRIES,
Jefferson Avenue and Wharton st,
To Tn. c, NJ. JACKSON, lis, AICh st.
This invaluable remedy Is for sale by druggists and
storekeclcrs throughout the United States. PIce 20 cts.
per bottle:
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D.
POE 'E'l,NSfGC.

w. Stewart is a candidate for r%e.elec.
ton as Trustee for franklin county, at
the ensuing March election.
We are authorized to announce w.
G. handy as a candidate for Trustee
cf franklin sounty. Election in March,
1860,
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Iy'0ga Ore
Land for Eaieo

| will sell to the highest bidder for cash,
on Monday, the 2';h Of November, l-50, Il
tract Of Iaud lying in Franklin County Tcnn.,
IN District no :, containing one hundred
aces moro or less, levied upon us the prop
criy Of James n. Gravity TO satisfy mn cXccu-
ton in my hands in favor of Isaac Vanzcnt.
J. w. CUSTER, Sheriff.
n,t,h,, JrtL JA,N
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-24

Even those who are In tho enjoyment Of pc feet
health frequently have need to have recourse TO tones as
rrcvcrtives ofd!seasc' We arc never too well armorei
against the assaults OF 'tle Ills that flesh Ia heir to,--
such an lnvisorator they may find In llOSrETTERs
BlIIERs--a medicine that cannot bc taken regularly
without giving vitality ard elasticity TO tia system. At
the season, particularly, The strongest man Ii not proof
against the malaria, n%certoin sections oftbc country. In
all cases Of fever and aguc, the lilTERs II more potent
than any amount Of q%uoiGi,e, while the most dangerous
cases of bilious fever ied to It's wonderful properties,-
Elost who have tried the medicine will never use another,
for any olthe ailments which the HosTglrRn bIlrERs pro-
fcsses 10 subluc. otlosc who have not made the expert
nent, we cordially commend an emiy ppllcallon 10 the
HIrrSss, whenever they arc. stricken by diseases Of the
digestive organs. tNoycmberJ
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, everywhere.
" Sec Advertisement IN another column,
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For Sheriff,

We are authorized to announce John
w. Custer a candidate for re election as
Sheriff Of Franklin county, Election,
March. 1860.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-11-24

Experience teaches us That delicacy pre- vents many ie,
males from applying for The means to alleviate suffering
and save life. That objection is 0byiOted in the case Of
"Sir James Clark's Female Pills, prepared after the pre-,
~scription OF sir James Clarke, Physician to the Queen u
England, and well known 10 he the only sure aud sOle
remedy for female difficulties and olstluctions.lom any
cause" They. can he sent in a bottle containing 80 pills.
post free, by enclosing u and six postage stamps to any
agent, See advertisement.
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VIlH GREAT EN&LIsaa tsEM EGY

y ~
Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from a Prescription 0 sir J, Clarke, NJ. b. Ply
sician Extraordinary to tae Queen.
r7IIlS INVALUABLE MEDICINE Is uNFAlLlNG IN
J. the cure oIall those painful and dangerous discasestO
which the female constitution is subject. It Ilodcratest |
excess and removes oil distractions. aud u speedy cure
may be relied on.
TO MARlIED LADIES;
1t is peculiarly suited. II will, Ia a short time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each ho,tic-priccO one Doliar-hears the Government
stamp OiGleat Britain, 10 prevent counterfeit.
CAUTION.
These Pills should NOT M rANEN by females durinr.
F~l!SITliREI MONTHS or pEHCNANCy, as ihey arr 80,
TO bring on MISCARRIAGE, but at any other time n TNHL
SAVE.
" all cases ofNcrvous and Spinal Injections, Pa, .ih
Bach and limbs, t1tiaur on slight cycrtiOu, Pdipit ~,
the Heart, lysicriCs, and Whites, these Pills win T,ct
cure when all other means have failed and alth lrh a
powcrfulremcdy do not contain iron, Calomcl, am, nlony
Or anything hurtul Othe constitution.
Full reCtiOr1CCOmr nv each package.
Sole Agent For the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
(Late ]. c. Ealdwin& Co.'S
Rochester, N Y.
N. R.-2l On and 6 postage stamps enclosed TO any
authorized Agent, will insure a bottle oftl,e ills by le
turn mail.
ForSa'c by Smith W, Hought0n. Agent al Winchester,
and by Ferry II Dclnoyille, Nashville, wholesale Agents
or Tennessee lecl9 is
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DRY Goods,

which he intends to sell at very low
prices, and s]olicits II liberal patronage.
lie believes hat he can offer advantages
superior to any other dealer in Dry
Goods in the county, and only asks tina
his goods and prices shall be examined
before purchasing elsewhere.
Sept. 10, 1859.
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LARGE AH2Iy AL.
FALL Goods!
g . os
gS'. s. E,WRREE'

is now receiving his FALL purchases of
Dry Goods, which he selected in person with
great care, and which he believes will sui
the wants of the people generally.
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For Tax Collector.

We are authorized 10 announce James
Nichols q candidate for Tax Collector Of
Franklin county,
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Colyar, E'rizzcll q Marks,
ATTORN EYS AT LAW,
Winchester, 'Ecnhcssc. p
viii practice in all the Courts held for the
Counties Of franklin, Lincoln, Bedford, Cof-
fee, Grundy, Warren and Marion in Tenncs-
see, and Jackson in Alabama, aud in the Su.
preme Court at Nashville. Tennessee.
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THE FIGHTING IN TEXAS.

The town of Brownsville, and its
vicinity, in Texas, has been run over
by a desperad, namsl Cortinez, and
a band of followers. A battle occur
Cured in which about 100 Americans
were killed. The Government order
ell troops out to protect the frontiers,
but the order has hecn countcrmanded
as Cortincz has been captured and
hung. His band was composed OF
about 400. ab< 50 whites among
them. We need bc1rer protection on
our frontiers. In fact, we need better
military force all over the Union,
the South especially.
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MARBLE MONUMENTS.
IT BAKER.
On DepoistIcet adjoining the Bucket Factory,
MEr1JcpsbCrG, Tenn,

He Is prepared to gil orders for my kind 0
Monuments, a, the shortest notice and on the
best terms. He is thankful for the patronage
he has heretofore received, and respectfully
solicitsa continuance of the same. He war
rants his work to be us good as any that can be
purchased in the country, and prices lower
than here or at Nashville. You who have
friends resting in the silent grave, can here
find a monument that will show where they
lie and keep them fresh in your memory.
w. j. SLATER, Agent,
Winchester, Tenn.
Mar. 1851.
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The publishers, Mcs3rs. G. D. Ben,
son IL Co., Nashville, Tennessee, have
favored us with a new piece ofmuSic
they have just issued, entitled "Thy
Minstrel boy, or, | swear sweet Girl
love but Thee" Words by Gibson
Ii any one wants it, address G.. ID.
Benson & Co., whose advertisement
a be found in our plpor. o., we
will send for tiff any one wishes US.
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n Marble

of various kinds: red, gre, and varicga.
ted, which has been successfully worked.
Wchavr excellent specimens Of
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WINE AND WEDDING CAKE.

VllNJJ ANO NhDDiA\N ShiNh'
Last Tuesday morning an Express
package was delivered at our office,
which we were not looking for. 1t
hailed from East Tennessee, and we
reckon if friend Carter, at Dccherd
could have seen what was in the box
before sending it, his mouth ould
have watered a little, in spite Of his
temperance. The box contained a
bottle of Wine, made by Mrs. S. S.
Turner, of Grecnville, East Tennes.
see, and by her presented to US. Also
with the wine came five pieces Of
the incest cake we evcr saw. When
we say the incest, we know well the
meaning Of that su%perIative. We
have seen "a heap Of cake'--been to
many parties, where it was gotten up
in prolusion, but we never saw any
as NICE as this. And the wine,
"Sparkling and bright"
is before us, hali-gonr, the way that
soon it all will 60. Another drink, and
we pause to think
-'That nothing in life can saddcn us,
While ve have wine and good humor in store,
With this and a lit lie love to mldacn us,
Show US the fool that can labor for more.'
Such presents as this make US cheer.
ful indeed, and our only regret is, that
we cannot receive such presents eve.
ry day of our life. We'd know moth
ing but happiness--we'd think not
ofthe bitter past, andhave no thoughts
of the fu.ure-all should be one
mighty present, replete with joyous
dreams o flovc and wine, peace on
earth, good will to men,
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s lOO,OOO!
AnnrOXimatiOn Prizes,
THE ORDINARY DRAWINGS.

Whole Tickets 500; Halves $40; Quar-.
ters 50; Eighths So SO.
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A Wife In Search of a Truant Husband She
Shoots finn.

From the Lancaster, Pa, Examiner, june IL
On Wednesday last shooting affair occurred ct Mlers
"LRmb Tavern" on the Willow turnpike, which
came near and yet result in the death Of tho
parties 70 the ARRAY The particulars of the affair are in
substance as followe:-
A named Isaac Wagner in the employ OF Jacob
Shenk engaged In hauling to Gegers furnace re
presenting himself married man. while feeding
his horses at the Lamb Tavern suddenly conroutsG
by wonad representing herself his wife Charging hin
with desertion, ogamy and a number Of other crimes
Wagner denied her charges and eudeavOrng 10 get
out Of her way when the ufuriased woman drew six
shooter hred at him. and shot him in the back Wagner
endeavored TO get into the house. the won an red
another barrel but this time without effect she tbes
Cooly walked Off daring bysanders arrest
her, she subsequently, arrested, committed to
the county prison to answer the charge The in.
tcted upon Wagner ia quite serious and should in
Illumination set 10 It may result in his death.
The woman who sh0, Wagner that she was mar.
ried to him 1851, by the Rsv Dr. Brain of Puadel
phia, fact which she proved by exhibiting her marriage
certificate. She further states that they mad lived w.
getter two three years that two children
by him. OF which still living ab put seven Years old
residing with Wagner's father, in Montgomery county
where they had lived after their marriage Wagner eft
her. went TO Lebanon there another won an
with whom he lived time then left ner ana IL v0w
living WIN tord woman, Quarry vle county
She also says that she has been following for
some me determined that be should justly iowa Ids
her or abide the consequence After her had do
serted sbe went to cook living for some time in
various hotels Philadelphia Hearing that Wagner let
deserted wife at Lebanon Penn che repairad taithar
and hid interview ~itb.er From thence she TRACKED
him TO Quarryvile this county where she alleges she
fonnd him living with another woman whom he recog-
aized as wife.
With these facts In her possession she repaired to this
city for the purpose Of entering complaint against her
husband for bgamy She did but Wagner nearing Of
the complaint being also advised that an officer was
pursuit Of him. endeavored to keep out OF harm way
He succeeded IN escaping the officer but not his enraged
nsulted and deserted wife Sne swift upon his track
and meeting him ut the Lamb Tavern, took her Wind Ca
ton in her hands aud melted TO her nus
Band the punishment she thought he deserved.
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ieest legally elected member OF the board, Mr. Con
ner whom the democracy lean for a colorado
right II the board shsuo be judcaily quashed every
democrstc member OF the board wond be equally cor
tain OF denomination by his party and re election BY
the people OF the county Meanwhile, the dissolution or
The Board Of Supervisors must throw tue registry law
upon the meroes Of the Board OF Aldermen. where the
republicans ways of its and
their responsibility for its working
AS last resort the resignation of the Tax Commission
ers 10 contemplated, when coDciatory arrangement
could probably he Roe all round. II 10 conceded that
Mr. HAVE can have no more right conferred up0n him.
sppont county officers with egai power 70 app0raon aud
Souss taxaton, than MARSHAL Rynders The fiscal sec
ton Of the act ganizDg the Board of
and other Ike provisions OF law vests In the ctr oer
merely financial functions, which in way conflict with
the constitution.
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The $780, Breach Of Promise Case-Reu-
iisioo or the Verdict.

FROM lDe 81 LOUIS Democrat, June g.
Yesterday morning larger crowd than ever collect.
ed in the Rotunda long before the opening OF court
when the doors opened the OF the past
DAYS were renewed and the room speedily crammed
full OF human beings Aundrede, unable to obtain admit
lance we're Oblle ID 20 leave.
~ quarter before eleven Judge Bates commenced his
concluding remarks for the defence and finished at
ter past twelve
Major Wright then summed up the case In speech of
Two hours ana in length At it's conclus on
the court room resounded with the applause of the vast
crowd, by stamping Of feet and cIappng OF hands
Tie applause continuing for time Judge Reber or
deref the Deputy Sheriff 70 ali whom be might ace
creating the least disturbance This had the effect OF i'm
medaieiy restoring order The jury then retired to an
aparmop, situated on the corner OF the court
room IHe latter vas llen cleared, and the jury allowed
TO use IL undis,urbe1.
The crowd remained in The Ro,unds until the form,
rendering OF the verdict, 70 agree " which the jury did
not require more than ten minutes but the Judge being
absent, some delay occurred in consequence.
AT four O. clock Judge Reber returned and the doors
were al once thrown opon Upon the judge taking his
sta The Clerk read the paper which been aade him
ny The lort man, which Ms follows -
Henry Shaw, debtor 70 Efio Carstang. We the iurv
lud for The plaintiff aud the damages al 800 oon
c'ers-Geutemeno Of the jury, 80 Say you aIiY
Each juror nodded assent
1he crowd AZ this made general rsh for the door and
uQon Reaching the Rotunda INDUCED in general hnrrah
and bhoci, which gave undoubed indications OF appro.
DstOu. r''