The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-08-11
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
"An Item" from Col. Ebcrhart, will
be published next week. Let some
more items come as soon as possible,
-. W. M."-Nour article is ofSuch
a character that we must have your
name before we can consent TO pub
lirh il. As 10 correcting the spelling
and punctuation, that is n right we in
variabIy reserve 10 o%urscIE, AID care
not to dead with amy II who objects
to such right.
"kiuy CIovcr."--Your letter will
appear II the "LctIcr Box in next
weeks journal. OF course YOU can
always drop any communication for
us into the post cnicc here. That is
the safest way, for then NC one knows
from whom it comes but ourscIf.
"R. h. Tive must keep your pc.
EN- under consideration week or two
more. If it is published, you wIII see
it,. In the mean time YOU II COnllns
ne TO admire that sweet voice Of NJ.
A. J. If you love her, tell her 50, and
then, You know. marriage is the con-
summation.
"Scncx."-Your article on Temper
ancc will appear next week. certain.
NEWSPAPER DCcISloN.-ThcS Supreme
Court Of Indiana has made a decision,
which has an important bearing upon
the interests OF the newspaper press.
A controversy existed relative to II
charge for advertising between the
Commissioners Of Hamilton county
and the Patriot newspaper. 1t was
held by the judge that the published
terms OF newspapers constitute IA con.
tract. If work is given to newspaper
publishers. without a special contract
contrnvcnirg the published terms, il
can charge and receive according to
the terms so published. 1t is not
necessary to prove what the work
cost or was worth; the publishers have
:, .i,It T., ~ ill.,, ,,I,,, IF tl.i. ,nI
umns, and if so fixed. no other qucs-
ton need be asked, but the price thus
charged can be recovered"
TnE LAST ONE GoNE-On Sunday
night, the TIA inst, there was quite Il
stir among the local editors oflhc pa
pCrS in New Orleans, in consequence
OF the marriage Of the only n among
their number who remained Il bachc
Tor. The entire phalanX OF reporting
Bcncdicis assembled to hail the ad.
vent OF their conlrcrc Of the True
Delta to the blessed state they had
already entered. 1t is represented as
IA very gay assemblagc, and very i'm
prrssiyc as the youthful pair kncIt and
the cXhorlation pronounced Mr.. 10
scph I"lonIon and Miss Marie G. Jou-
not man and wife. We guess here
after that less love poetry will appear
in the local department, Of the Delta.
In regard to the effects Of the late
rains upon the corn cropin East Ten
ncssce, the Knoxville Register says
These rains have acted like n charm
upon the corn crop. We have en-
couraging reports from every dircc.
ton to this effect. Corn that was
considered an utter failure, has been
revived and invigoratcd, and now
gives hope of fair turn out. All the
late planting now looks well, and
promises n fine yield. Meadows and
clover iiclds, as also garden vegeta.
bIes, have alike been benefited"
We call particular attention this
week to the advertisement of VaIuo.
bic Land for Sale in Lincoln coun,v
The tract belongs to Ebenezer Hin
and is said to be OF the best quality or
Lincoln county land. 1t is sold on
two years credit, and we expect some
man will make money by purchasing
it.
TIE NEXT CESsUs.-As the census
will be taken next year, it is sugges'
ted that the farmers of the country