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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-16

Tt. NIslSG GuNEuAmoS.--Wc mr. I
up with a little boy several days since
n the Twelfth year OF bis age, who had
undcr his arms II bundle Of pcriodi.
"2Is. lir asked Us 10 purchase = pa;
per, naming over a number OF the
illustrated WORKS published in the
North. The extreme modc>ty Of the
youth, and his polite bearing created
~ us nn interest in his behalf. His
name we learned to be Isaac. and We
further learned taat ms earnings that
day amounted To ST 40.
lie was only allowed 3 cents profit
oh each paper, thus requiring ;hr sale
Is papers 10 make for himself that
amount. Upon further inquiry we
learned that by this means he supper
ted II mother and sister. That Illllr
fellow is an honor to any community,
and will some day make his mark.-
NHShriiG G0=cHe.
We have in the good town Of Win.
chester many little boys who ought
10 be doing something in The form Of
work, instead OF running round the
streets doing nothing. We never see
a DO" working at any labor. but that
we feel like encouraging him. Let
him pick up chips, clean of the streets
pull weeds ont Of the yards. pcdiIc
apples and chestnutS, or do any sort
Of work rather than nothing.
Bat some mothers are too proud to
srrd their little boys around town to
pull up weeds, pick up chips, shell
corn, &c. How foolish Is not "A
dime thus made worth as much rs one
made in any other manner! And by
encouraging your child to look with
disgust on such labor, you do much TO
render him. when grown, a vain. self.
'hncet'ed, foolish, "no count" man.-
hr' your boy work And whip him
u you see he has unfortunately inner.
iicu OF ''h IA DISCUS, FOR labor like
that we iav" mentioned. Dom, oI.
low him TO lounge nbou, town !, ,Lo
way OF Industrious people, until hi.
l1zincss shall become a second c,,r..
Remember that nearly, If not all Tho
most distinguished men and million,
mirrs Of our lan1, are those who spurn.
I'd not honest labor when young-and
who possessed nothing to start upon.
save Low birth and iron fortune"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-16

J. o. SuAcNLGroHp.-Wc announce
the name OF this gentleman, to day,
rs a candidate for Attorney General
and Reporter, to supply the place
made vacant by the resignation Of
John l.. +. Sncrd. Election 10 come
off on the 18Th Of August ncXt.
The Lebanon Herald says:--"Mr.
ShackIclord is now, and has been for
the last Is years. the law partner of
Maj G. 4. Henry. lie is IL gentle
man of unblrmishrd moral character,
and is cm%incn,Iy qualified i'll every
particular for the responsible position
to which he aspircS."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-16

The season continues delightfully."-
refreshing and animating to the hopes
of the farmer. Crops generally are
fine, thus far. The wheat panic has
entirely exhausted itself, and good
crops are an acknowledged fact. We
learn that some of our farmers have
already cut their Wheat and pro.
nounce it well filled and heavy grain,
the rust having only slightly touched
the blade. -Sparta Times.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-16

JrsTICG OF THE PEACE COURT,
William Buchanan, plaintiff,
vs.. Debt &C.
William Johnson, efendant,
In this cause suit having been commenced
before the undersr gncd, Il Justice Of the Piece
in aud tor the County and State aforesaid, by
the plaintiff against the defendant by origin
al attachment founded on a note gwen by de-
icndant to the plaintiff for the Bird and last
payment for a tract OF land Of fiji acres, ~
ing and being in sand county and State a'orc-
sad, end was levied By WIN. Farrls, Con>la-
bic, on said tract OF land and returned by
him before the undersigned, Justice Of the
Peace, on the 18th day Of May (nstonDls59
whercuron, it is considered by me, and so or
dcred that all further proceedings in tins
casc be stayed until the 18Th day Of Novem-
Der next, 1850. And it is further ordered
that publication be made for four consecutive
weeks in the Home Journal, newspaper pub
lIshcd in the town of Winchester, requiring
the said defendant to be and appear before
Thomas Finch, j. p, the Undersigned, at his
otlic in the town of Winchester, on said
18Th day Of November next, 1850, then and
there TO defend said suit, or judgment final
by default will he rendered against him cX.
partc. This the 18th day of May 1853.
THOS. FINCH, [SEAL
Justice Of the Peace for Franklin Co.
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E.asisi sOl. sale.

BY virtue ola decree Of the county court Of
Franklin comn'y. Tenn, pronounced at its
May term, 1859, ! will on
Nonday the 4h day Of July neat,
at the court house door IN the town Of VIM
chester, offer for sale to the highest bidder,
The Bel tract OF land containing l25 acres, 3
roods aud y poles belonging to the estate OF
VIM Brazciton. deceased.
TERMS OF SALE.
SAID Land will be- sold on a credit of one
and rwO yeas, except the amount of two per
cent on the whole ottlIe purchase, TO be paid
on day Of sale. The bidding for said land TO
commence at $40, " acre. Bond and good
security will be required Of tie purchaser,
and a lein retained on the land until the whole
OF the purchase money is paid.
may 70, r.. +. SIMS, Clerk.
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SUICIDE.

Mr.. Wallace IL. Walker, q citizen
Of Il town, and well known to most
Of the people in the county, commit
ted suicide last Monday by shooting
himself with a pistol. The ball en-.
tered his temple and passed through
the head into Il rail close by.
Mr.. Walker had not been in his
right mind for near two years, but no
one a~pprehcnded that he thought Of
destroying his life. On the morning
referred 10, he was met by several la
dies, TO whom he very politely spoke,
at the same time carrying the pistol
in one Of his hands with the muzzIc
down, rs if 10 guard against its g,ing
of to the injury Of any one who might
be around. He proceeded to IA grove
on the West side Of town, and there
put a end TO his existence. To the
grove, we are informed, he had fire.
Quently repaired in company with q
young man who worked in the same
shop with him, aHd they would there
practice with the pistol. A morning
or twO previous he borrowed the
weapon from lis friend, but exhibited
no sign that could have been taken as
indicative Of his intention.
He was II clever, honorable, indus
lTlUus, sober and moral man, aud had
cvrr acted in our community 50 as 10
win the cstcrm Of every one, 50 far as
we know. He was Il saddIrr and
harness maker, we b %licvc, By trade.
but we remember Of his working at
the cnbin"t business, aud ut painting.
Doubtless he followed each Of these
caIiiugS, in order TO divert his mind
from the burden that seemed 10 0p.
press II. NNHl that burden was, we
yurm!sc that no one is aware. We
have Frequently been in conycrsat on
with Iim and heard hiin talk about IA
person being happy "ir he had never
sinncd AGAINST nature" What NE
meant by this expression, wo could
never learn. lie frequently smoke in
this strnin, and seemed ever IN Inc re.
mcmh,ring with rrarct something Of
Which he atone on earth was cogni,
zan,. in conversation he was oujtc
iri,yr,lino and vr h,yr or,cn Lcc,
olod to layn ch,f with him, AVID wr
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-16
Written for the Winchester Home Journal
r \ G. FLO w E s..
by COL. G. LEANDER EBERHART'

Bring flowers, sweet flowers,
To lay on her breast,
For the soul Of our loved ono
Has gone to its rest
Bring flowers, bring flowers,
To strcw DER her bier;
But let US first hallow
Each bud with a tear.
Let US deck her pale brow
With roses sweet bloom,
Ere the loved is carried
Away 10 the tomb.
Let US kiss her fair cheek,
And those eyes Of blue,
Where her love once sparkIcd
So brilliantly through.
No more will her laughter,
So mellow and clear,
Come like sweetest music
To gladden. my ear
No more the dear angel
Love.diltics will sing;
Nor roam DER the meadows
Sweet flowers to bring,
Then fold her hands over
Her innocent breast.
And solemnIy bear her
Away to her ros,,
Bear her down to the dell,
And bury her there,
Where the sweet brides sing
In the Periumcd air;
And where the tall willow,
Its branches shall lave,
In the murmurjng brook
That sings by her grave.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 1859.
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-16

ELECTION TIcRErs.--We notice that
in some places the friends of Candi-
dates for office, settle the cost OF the
tickets. Guess we know a few can.
didates who wouldn't object to see
Ihi. practice iuausurated here.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-16
Trust Sale Of Negroes.


In pursuance of a deed of trust executed
by ThnmasS. Logan, registered in the Regis
is,cr's Office Of Franklin county, in Book X,
pages JO3 and 5O4, | will offer for sale to the
highest bidder, for cash,
on Monday, .July An, 1859,
before the Court House door in Winchester,
Tennessee, the following slaves, viz
Charles, II negro man aged about 10 years.
DUKE, n negro man ian excellent black
smith md Coach-smith) rged about % years.
Fanny, a negro woman aged about -
years, and M
Rachael, a negro woman aged about ~
years.
Said negroes will be sold to satisfy the
debts secured by said deeds Of trust:
ANDREW ERWIN Trustee.
June 2-tds.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-16

DsTINGuIsEp NCrTiALs.-EX. Gov.
II. :. FooTH, was thc other day MARI.
ed 10 Mrs. Rachel ID. SMILEY. OF Nash.
vile. Tenn. The happy pair let on
the evening train for Nichsburg.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-16

| leave this dry or Ohio TO purchase u
large lot Of that ce 'eb'ared stock horses, the
Clifford aud Black Hawk Morgan. II the
lovers of fine stock wish to purchase horses
they can be supplied by the tenth of June.
May l2h W. &. Crooks.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-16
STATE on ~TTsNESSEE.
-
M0ry Rc0d,

biHFY hC"0,
vs.
IROS. Re0d ri ais.
On motion Of com %'oiuant, and it appear
ing to the satisfaction Of the clerk and Mas
ter that the defendants, Yhos. Reed, james
Chapman aud wife Jane, and Elizabeth
Bourne, nun-rcsIdcnts Of the State Of Tcnne-
see, SO the ordinary process OF law cannot be
served upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made for for successive weeks in the town
Of Winchester, Tennessee, requiring SAID
non-rcs,dcHjs 10 appear herein on or before
rhe tiIS' day Of our next Chanccry Court, on
Wednesday after The third Monday in Au
gust next and plead answer or drmur 10 sad
BIT, rr the same will BE- taken for confessed
and set for bearing eXpnrtc as to them.
June, q. IL. K. ESTlLL, C.. & NJ.
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INSOLVENCY NOTICE.

BY authority of the county cour, Of
franklin county, Tenn, notice is here.
by given Of the Insolvency Of the estate
Of Robert Oldham, dec, and all persons
having claims against said estate are requir
ed to file tho same with the clerk Of said
cour for pro ratio distribution, by the
18th Of October. 1859, else be forever
barred. w. W SHARP,
June 10th Admir-.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-16
TJouEsTC@.

All those indie ted to the estate Of John
Matt, deceased, are hereby notified to make
payment, and those having claims az, Inst
sad estate will present them as prescribed by
law. J. NJ. RUSSEY, Admir-,
May 10, 80 John Matt, decd.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-16

We attended the closing exercises
&c Winchester Female Seminary last
: rrlin1. and may write something
bout il in our neAt.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-16

J.. r. Slater will meet and address
his fellow. citizens at the following
times and places, and will be pleased
to meet with the candidates and pco'
pie generally, lie will also attend
the appointments ofthe Tax Collector,
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NOTICE..

All persons indebted to the estate of John
Read, deceased, are hereby notified TO come
forward aud make settlement. Those having
claims against the same, will present them 10
til. undersigned.
a. BUTTER WORTH. Admir-.
MRS. MARY READ, Admr'x.
March 3, If
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-16

James Williams, an African, died
in Augusta recently at the rcmarka-
bic age Of lis ycars.-In. Popcr.
This is the first one. hundrcd-ycar,
old negro who has died within the
last twenty years that wasn't the
nurse Of George WiSmNGroS. About
a thousand of his nurses have died
within that time, and quite Il number
ar" still living,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-16

JrpCE TANEY on SLAvrEy.--ln the
case of the slave. Amy, decided II few
days since, Chief Justice fancy has
furnished Il written decision, in which
hc asserts the following great legal
principles touching tic institution OF
slavery in the United States:
l.. That slaves are recognized by the
Constitution of the United States in
the charter Of persons.
.. That slaves are represented in
Congress as persons.
g. That as persons, they are, inmany
instances, at least, subject to certain
liabilities, and invested with the rights
corresponding to those liabilities, in
the same way that other persons are.
4. That among these liabilities are
those which render them amenablc TO
trial and punishment for crimes and
misdcmeanors; and among these rights
is the right of legal protection against
personal injury.
$. That the Constitution ofthc Uni
ted States also recognizes slavery as
property.
O.. AS property, the right Of owners
are entitled to the protection of the
law,"i l.. G. the laws of the United
States, enacted by Congress.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-16
LOST

Somewhere between Brozelton's cor.
ncr, on the square and the rail road bridge,
a$lO bill, on the bank of Tennessee.
The finder will be rewarded and receive
The thanks OF D, r. SLATER.
Journal Office.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-16
Iron Ore

found on the place which promises an
abundant supply. We feel disposed to
offer a bargain, and make the payments
cosy. We will sell one.half or the
whole, with or without the machinery
Apply TO the subscribers on the place.
ANGEL & TAFT.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-16
LAND FOR SALE.
C.. X. b A r N Els,
DEALER IN
cENTLEMEklS hats,
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Cor. of Cherry and Cedar Streets,
Nashville, Tenn.
NEGRO FOR SALE.

NEGRO FOR SALE.
On Monday, the 4h day Of July. neII'
before the Court House door in Winchester
! will offer for sale TO the highest bidder.
negro girl, named LIZZIE, abtu ut seven year
old, belonging 10 the minor children Of
II. Johnson, and sold under a decree OF 'n'
Circuit Court of Franklin county, Tennes'TuI'
in the cause of A. II. Johnson VS.. Ihos' u
Johson, CT ais.
TERMS:
Sold upon n credit Of twelve months
cept the sum Of fifty dollars, which mus
paid down; the biddipgs to commence ., %nf.
hundred dollars; note with two good ano ~.
fciest securities, and a lien retained on
negro until the purchase money Is PAID c,r.
Nay 10 80 ~. N. FRIzzELb 10y
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-16

MARY An EDIroR.-What do our
readers think Of the editor who could
give this answer TO u correspondent
I" Jennie Ministers are not more adj
dictcd 10 dissipation than the men Of
other professions. a lcw Of the. knl.
Ioch tape gin ,oddicS and liberties
with females, but the great majority
OF them are as good as Lawyers and
doctors: II you want a truc Chris
tiam, marry an editor.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-16
CROPS.

The Dallas (Tcxas) Herald OF the
ist of June says: 1--WE hear on all
siles the most cheering accounts Of
the crops; it is thought the wheat was
never better than at present, The
quality will make up the deficiency in
quantity, although the crop is an av-
crage one.
We have see recently some Of the
finest fields of oats that We have ever
known in any country, perfectly free
from rust and the numerous ills that
besct the crop last year.
Corn has seldom looked finer at This
season Of the year; and much larger
crops have been planted than were
cverdonc in this county.
The farmcrs,-many Of them, have
on hand n surplus Of last years wheat;
and there is no way Of getting it
off by Ok (S) team navigation, to
points at which -four is scarce. aud
where il will bear II go3d price. We
make "A prolonged sigh for the Rail.
road, while VIC are Oh this subject,
and ~ ISL it we're here"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-16
Marble

Of various kinds: red, gre, and varicga.
tel, which has been successfully worked.
" hnrn nrrnlInnt nnrtnnnnr-n r
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-19

iOns 70 whom referred that portion ofthe Governors
Message recommending the passage Of Law ccding the
Federal Government jurisdiction ~ What known ~ Lime
Point reported l dstgned for such purpose aud recOn
mended as passage. Placed on Gle.
An Act extending the privileges Of the Homestead Law
to certain persons aad TO regulate the creation 81
sAe being the special order, debated and ordered
engTOssed.
Dir. 0rrgoFy moved Of By which
the Senate en- yesterday passed ssnsts bin Or Act 10
appropriate money to cid In the construction OF wagon
rvad from Piacervle 70 Carson Valley. Tire
eohsdeFed, and before nnal aetien Was taken On the
Senate adjourned.
In the HOMse leave Of absence was granted Mespra,
Street and Coleman foF thrss days.
An Act granting the consent Of the Legislature TO the
formation Of ddsrent government for the Southern
Ties 81 THE elAe, WAS discussed 1t lenk In Uummtes of
the Whole aud Permission was granted the committee
cit again on II.
4 petition wss presented BY NJ. @. n. DouEIas from
citizens Of n Dorado relative to che bands Of sheep In
county.
Mr. P Moore was elected Speaker pro eDs during the
abseRce Of the Speaker.
M. Hines 0GeFed the following:
ResO0ed That committee Of three be appointed ny the
Speaker TO proceed TO ts State Prison. ct San uen,
and tn take inventory Of eli the properly on the AVate
RroaNds ~ the time 81 lsktHR inventory che committee
shall state the quality, variety and valne Of each aud
every article " necessary the CoNwltsss ss have pow
e to send for persons and papers. kesouIOn adopted
Serious charges preferred relative 10 the
men Of the State Prson. and very properly committee
appointed 10 investigate them. Immediately after the
adoption Of the resolution, which slIced animated
bate, the House adjourned.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-19

Senator Gwin purposes, the Washington cores.
p"Ddent II the New York Wr1Li states, introducing
n" amendment to the Army Appropriation bill, pr
wiling that the i've mounted regiments now en-.
PIoyc'i IN the frontier, shall be posted the
plains To California. and that it shall Ee their duty
Z" convey the overland letter mail. This can be
done by d'SPAtchng fFn post I" post three or f'nr
uncn cuCh mail, and whilst it will not add dollar
additional expense, il will savc the urge outlay now
paid fr the transportation Of that mail practice the
army us scouts, and afford protection To cmigrunts
An amendment Of such character would operate
admirably, and greatly facilitate the passage Of the
m"ll. As it Is un"bjeciionable it will likely receive
the sanction M Congress.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-19

SCIENCE mas HBR ITERoEs, not less than war, which
Nhnihlutes all that the former has done for mankind
II IL something be celebrated In either Of the
word, and Dr.. L. !. CBAPKAY, one Of those distin-
guished eHtLs who accompanied kossuth In his flight
to AmeFica, has attained In the estimation Of MAORI
~ Of men, that high position. graduate Of the Uni
NerAS Acknowledged by the authorities Of the famous
JossPhthiNn Institute Of Vienna he had already started
Npch brilliant career, 10 his native land, when the
War Of the Revolution broke Ou and the young pFac
ttiODer at enrolled himself upon the side Of HE
eountFyS defenders, History has already done Justice
20 the services which he rendered that occasion they
have been endorsed BY biz General well by all has
companions In arms, until doubt remain % u bis
merits So well convinced Of bic skill were thOse among
whom he had east hs lot this side Of the Atlantic
that the Philadelphia College Of Medieine cheeTfGlly
accorded him diploma and the title Of A. Z. HE sk
and efficiency In the treatment VI the certain branch Of
diseases which, without regard the snsers Of dis
appointed rivals, he has devoted himscl have become
80 widely known as to need no further tndUTssmsnt-
ThousandS have been preserved from iErettevAbe de-
sructiOn BY timely repOrt to the services Of DR.. L. j.
CEapkay, whose Office i at the Medical and Surgical
Institute, In Sacramento street, opposite the building
Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-19

Y virtue Of order Of sale issued ont If the Clerks
ID Once Of the lion. District Court OF the IIth Judi
cisl District, In and for II Dorado County on JudR.
nent rendered on the 2lst day Of February, A. D. 1852
In favor Of D. y. Newell and Thomas II. Williams and
against franklin COwden. for the Of i've hundred
and Stxtygx V4-lOO DUllaTs with interest thereof
the rate OF three per cent. month from the 2s day
OF February, D. lBSe, together with the Of sixty
one W lOO D0ilaFa costs Of suit, and aceruinH
have levied upon Nhd will expose Public sale, the
Court House la the City Of PIacsFvillv,
ON the End day OF April,
D. 1853, At 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. ell the right title In
teFest and claim. the said Franklin cowden had ON thu
%Td day Of February, A. u. 1887 any time there
amer IN and to the following described mOitgagrd prop
ery to Wit Situated partly In this County and partly
IN AmadOF County, and bounded kIows being IN
ginning 1t poet marked No. !, on the g. f. side II
Allen Arnhelds claim VI rods distant, also North u
degrees cAss from End Of AFmrld's claim and
from pine tree "a ia inches In diameter N. ~
minutes west distant rods and 10 links, running
from said corner No. s. 10 degrees, T.. 2lJ rods "
corner No = post bearing from an oak In diameter
inches 20 degrees - links, running from cOrner
No. 81 degrees W. l20 rods corner No. s. hearing
fn pine tree " 3% inches In diameter 50 degrees
= rods aud IL links, thence FROM corner No. n. ~
gig rods TO corner No. Z, bearing fFOu oak
-S lnches ~ diameter, N II degrees W. rod and 10
thence North - degrees 3O rods to the beginning,
together With all aud singular the imprOs stua
tea theEeon' or In ahywise upPertainiIg thereto.
Z. BOGAMDUS,
sheriff Of FL Dorado Co., Cal.
- BY W. J. BCkwELL. Under sheriff.
nneI'n Onice, PlaeerNile, March IL, \. ID. 1859.