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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-07-21
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
Wiley S. Embrey, ct. ais.
VS.,
b. q. Nuckles and wife, and others.

vs..
b. u. NuckIes and wife, and others.
A. w. Collins, Non Resident.
On motion Of complainants. and i, ap.
pcarins TO the satisfaction Of the Clerk
and Master that the defendant, A. w.
Collins, is a non resident of the State Of
Tennessee. so the ordinary process Of
Iaw cannot be served upon him.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in the
Home Journal, a paper published in the
town OF Winchester. Tenn, requiring
said nor residentto appear herein on or
before the first day Of next Chancery
Court, on Wednesday after the third
Monday in August next, and plead and
answer or demur 10 said Bill, or the
same will we taken for confessed and Sc,
Tor hearing eIparte as to him.
H. R. ESTILL, C. & M.
july IL, 1859.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-07-21

A NEW HOTEL.

Nashville have been urging the ne
ccssiry of building n good hotel at
that city--one that would meet the
wants and suit the tastes Of people
from n distance. They argrcd. and
plausibly, too. that thousands staid
away from there because no such in.
duccmcnl as n good hotel was offered.
They had some five or six hotels, such
as they mcre, but not such as were
wanted. III Il large and growing city
like Nashville, they wanted "A Metro
poIitan, ST. Nicholas, Gayosa, or a Gi'
rard. Ohcr cities, smaller than
Nashville, possessed fine and famous
hotels, why not Nashville. Rich plan
tcrS who had visited BccrShcba and
ether Sp jngS, and had left without
wishing to return home NJ ONcc, dcsir.
ed to stay in Nashville, but not Ending
such II holcI as they wanted, repaired
TO Memphis, and there spent t.cir
money, At last Nashville has urou,-
ed herself, and the building Of a very
fine house is almost a Fixed IHCi.-
The corner Of Spriu& and Cherry
"a.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-07-21
HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF TEN.
NESSEE.

The Historical Society Of Icnncs'
see has, for a Number Of years, been
collecting manuscripts, pampAl"tN'
books, maps, portraits. AN" ohl'c'S OF
all sorts, to illustrate and perfect the
history Of the State. l. is the object
of the Society 10 place in lis archives
and museum everything having any
historic interest. and as the rooms o!
the Society are in the Stat" Capitol,
all persons may he assured that their
contributions will be safely preserved.
The rooms of the Society are, al all
times, open TO visitors.
The citizens Of this county are in.
vi,cd to send any manuscripts. old let.
tcrs and newspapers, pamphlets, or
books, pictures, and other objects
which they may wish preserved. 10
Mr.. John Mrigs, the Secretary, at
Nashville, or TO the undersigned.
c. 4. QulSrAnD, Treasurer.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-07-21

STATE OF TENNESSEE.
r. + Bell,
VS..
G. c. Gorhnm & Co., and Others.
G. c. Gorhom)
and Non Residents.

u Non Residents.
J. J. Gorham,l
On motion OF compliments, ondi it MP.
p%narng to the satisfaction of the Clerk
and Master that the defendants. G.. C..
and J. j. Gorham are non residents OF
the State Of Tennessee, so the ordinary
process Of law cannot be served upon
them.
1t is therefore orlereh that publication
he made FOR four successive weeks in the
Home Journal, a paper published in the
town Of VIII chester, Tenn. requiring
said non resident, 10 appear herein on
before the first day Of next Chancey
Court, on Wednesday alter the third
Monday in August next, and plead anil
answer or demur to said Bill, or the
will be taken for confessed and set
ior hearing eI psr,e as TO him.
II. R. ESTILL, c. q NJ.
july II. so.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-07-21
We HTG d-GITs TOT TIb
= T.. H. q a. 4 =
CIRCULAR SAW MILL
STATE Of Tennessee. Franklin Go.
W alters & Boulder,
I. S. Pattie, D. S. Long, & Ellen Patlin.
Ellen Pattie, Non Resident.

''''i - ~ '''E ~ . L hlllli.
Ellen Pat,ie, Non Resident.
On molion of compIainan,s, and it
appearing to the satisfaction of the Clerk
and Master that the defendant, Ellen
PattIc, is a nonresident Of the State of
Tennessee, so the ordinary process olIaw
canrot be served upon her.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
he male for four successive weeks in the
Home journal, a paper published in the
town Of Winchester, Tenn, requiring
said nonresident to appear herein on or
before the first day Of next Chancery
Court, on Wednesday after the thirI
Monday in August next, and plead and
answe or demur TO said Bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed AMI set for
hearing ex parte as to her.
II. r.. ESTlLL, C. & NJ.
july l4ih, 1850.
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state Of Tennessee, Franklin Go

Joseph b, boy e.
y. Original attachment,
john Simmons,
In appearing 70 The undersigned that the
defendant, John Simmons is mon resident Of
The Sac Of Tennessee, 50 That The ordinary
proccs,s of law cannot be served upon hm,
1t is Therefore ordered tina, publication nc
made for four successive weeks in The Home
5ournoI, Il news apcr published IN Winches-
Ter, Tennessee, requiring srid defendant to
appear at my office IN Dlslrrcl No. a, Of said
county, on Jaauory 0h, 1860, and teTcnd
said attachment. otherwise, the same will be
proceeded with cxparIe.
July II J.. +. MOSLEY, J. P.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-07-21

we Notice that in other counties the
premium lists OF fall Fairs have been
punished wond'r wha,our Fair people
are gong 10 DO, BY your " interests
doa't lot i, fail.
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EIAGEAE FAN.

We are now prepared 10 supply any num-
Der Of lhis celebrated Ninnnwcr. Il - The
best Machine ever invented for clean NJ all
kinds OF gram and grass seeds 1t cleans
without screens, separating he impurities,
such as cheat, smut, cookie, &c. hy blast
alone, saving the loss of The small sound
Gram, hIch ncccssarlv 90 through n sieve.
In one operation il separates the large from
The small and imperfect grains, leaving the
llghte'l IN good marketable condition, and
providing the best for seed. IL Is IN fact,
be best smut M chine ever invented, a. 1t
does not break the nut bail. thu staining
the wheat. but drives II out hy blast, whole.
1t is exceedingly simple, light and durable.
Price, No. /. So %
(" y. ~ W
ARM.TkONG & CO.,
Nashville, Tenn,
S. W. HOUGHTON.
Winchester, Tenn.
July 81. so,
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sTATE OF TENNESSEE.
NJ. c.. Sims,

TO-
G. C. Gorham & Co., ct. ais,
G. G. Gorham)
and No" Residents.
J. J. Gorham,
Onmotjon Of compliments, and it ap.
pearins to the satisfaction Of the Clerk
and Master that the defendants, &. G.
and J. }. Gorham, arc ron residents of
the Stale Of Tennessee, SO the ordinary
process of the law cannotb DC served upon
them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in the
Home Journal, a paper published in the
town Of " inchester, Tennessee, requiring
SAID non residents TO appear herein on or
before the Grst day Of next Chanccry
Court, on "Wednesday after the third
Monday in August next, and plead and
answer or denur to sand Bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed and set
tor hearing cx parle as t" him.
II. X. ESTlLL G.. q M.
July "A, 1853.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-07-21

(A)The eldest Lr~wis-nthcr oftho Hon. Thomas Lewis,
Point Pleasant, and whom WasIiuotuu declared WINS tie
proper person Tor COmmnudcrin ciIclln the I%cy"IulipuJ
Colonel Charles Lewis, t~iO fll at lhr head Of ms lrFi
me4 / IN the same HCtiOn) AMI MAJOR William Lows, "a
brave OfhCCr in the evOluiiuuJ was The pioneer holllcl Of
what ~ now Augusta county, IN Virginia. lhcu augusta
extended indefinitely westward, John Lewis Wae the
dr4CrHd ant OF II llugucnUt gentleman, whO fed tom
France at The revocation Of the rdioi UiNdulrS, AID set
tied IN ireland. John had a Considerable estate, though Il
was mostly l%caschuld. The lord NJ the Tee, Il powerful
Iphlem1u, on some rIC'rEt uudritpUh 10 Cylri hIm. Tie
resiotch, although the nDbiCmdn's lOt'r was numerous ,hnd
there was no one in ht3 house but his sick brother, his
wits and children, aud a lew servants. An antay cusurd
during which his VITO was iU'ultci, and the rDL',mHu
t.eJ 4 shot In his house and killed the sick brother in his
bed. John Lewis killed both the nohl"mH and hs stew
were too strong to contend with. he lett TIE country, with
his family aud thirty OF his tenants, and scltIcd IN the
Wlils OF Augusta. On an after investigation, the lgcts Of
the case appearing. the Ming ]raIdonci the outlaw, and
gave him Il gr6Et ola large tract Of land H. NIlriul,, Tie
Iaeut of which Is bnil rnr'cINei-uT was until. r%ccruilh.
GU Li11LE IACiE lie must not be- tOuiIuuA,h with
the chief Of The same name KILLED. by Captain Gibson, at
Cross CTcck, near what 10 now StrubcnyIic,O ONO.
O. John Lewis Wa9 quite an old man when the occur.
rcnCcs we detail took place, All the women aud Chil
drcn were not slain, Some were taken pl oncIs'
() The LcWiscs irsti Introduced red clover IN that SEC.
tiOn, The MingOs, who had lever seen hu,OIiug but the
white, OF indigenous variety, before, said that me Indian
blooi shed by John Lewis and his followers, had caused
the change OF color.
OaIHis wifc's maiden name was Lynn, sudHhe was dcs.
Lam l~L0ehliu1l who, it Is said, was distinguished Ia the
lurl.r wHfs.
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TnE University or THE SoUTn

TnE University or THE SoUTn We
are happy, as will doubtless be n
great number of our readers, TO learn
that, under the active and energetic
management of Rt. Rev. the Bishops
POLK and Elliott,) of Louisiana and
Georgia, the General Commissioners
Of the Trustees to canvass for sub
scriptions, some three hundred and
forty thousand dollars of lhe required
five hundred thousand has been OBJ
tanned for tho commencement oil
that enterprise. This amount is al,
most daily increasing, and there is
every reason to warrant the assn
rance that within a very few months,
if not weeks. the entire sum will be
made up. This three hundred and
forty thousand dollars has been sub.
acrIN'a ny some my or SIXTY Md'V'd'
uaIS, in sums It from one thousand
dollars to forty lhous1ud, among them
the last named amount has been sub
scribcd by Tx GvycrUm Henry Joh0.
son Of This SUlrc, Several gentlemen
in Louisiana and in other States, have
sisni!ird their intention. we under.
stand, over aud above their liberal
subscriptions, 10 provide the n"crs,t.
ry funds, for the endowment Of pro.
'csSorahjp', when the proper time for
arranging the working 81 the iuS'itu.
ton shall have arrived.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-07-21
TERMS OF SALE.

Said Land will be sold on q credit Of
one and two years, x pt the amount of
two per cent. on the whole of the pur.
chase, TO be paid on The day of sals.-
The bidding for said land 10 commence
ct $40 per acre. Bond and good securi.
ty will be required of the purchaser, and
a lein retained on the land until tho
whole of the purchase money is paid.
july IA 80. R, F. SINS, Crk.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-07-21
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
William W, Sharp, ct ais.
VS..
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-07-21
STATE OF TENNEsS GE.
John Barns, Il 0is,,
VS..
DATUM Barns, Il ais.

DATUM Barns, IT ais.
On motion of complainant and it op.
p%caring TO the satisfaction Of the Clerk q
Master that Robert Maabee and wife Su,
san, and Andrew Barns are non .rGsidcnls
Of the State Of Tennessee so that the
ordinary process Of law cannot be served
upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made tor four successive weeks 10 the
Home journal, a weekly newspaper pub.
Ii,hcd in the town Of Manchester, Ten.
ncsSeo, Requiring said non residents to
appear herein, on or before the first Wed.
ucsiay after the lhirI Monday, and plead
answer or denur said Bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed and sci for
hearing as TO them.
July u II. l.. ESTlLL, c. & NJ.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-07-21

s'N' ''Sl''' w Wv f'''' w. N'
Syilt sped tho round ball from Tho rihe,
The foremost invader was slam,
And ere they could bear back tho i0'lon,.
The loud Of tho foemcn were twain.
So Nrm'y and s,errly no fought them
And steadily, Fix hours md more;
And o,ton they rushed to the comba',
And often in terror forborc;
Bit mover they wounded John Lewis,
Who slow Of thsir number q score
All, WOO TO your whiio hair, old hunter.
Wben pOwder and bullet be done;
You gll die by tho slowest Of lorlurcs,
When these the battle have won;
Look then to your Mixer for mercy,
Tho Mingo will surely have none.
A ehou! It's the ~noighbors returning
Now, Mingoa, in terror fall back
!, IL well that your slnews IRE lusly,
And we'll thai no vlgor Sc lack
lie is best who IN motion IL ~icctcsi,
When the ~Elle man is out on his track,
Oh, then there was trouble md terror
Oh, then how the enemy run;
For each hunter, in chosen position,
Wan GOODNESS Of vengeance began
t. take n rood am with biz rifle,
And send d sure shot 10 his man.
Oh. then there wns rncing md chasing,
Anr mglly they hurried AWAY;
INny roarrd at those husbands and fathers,
And dared not stand boldly ut bay
Ind in front of his men, Kiskcpln,
Ran slightly the tastes. they say.
And well for the lives Of Che wrcrchcs
yhcy ly from the brnnr of the Gpht;
And well for their lives that nround them
Arc falling the shadows Of niphr;
For life is m distance md dnrknces,
And death in the nearness and lipht.
Hu, deem wos H.. woo If the hunters,
tnl Io,k vo. ,bc clnul n'or ,bo,r liC,
Far some bod bccn r,yen orchildron.
And some Of bo,h chltren md VITA.
Ard woe TO tho In rborous Minno.
Irci,her sloulJ nee, "A m IN N, f..
lOhn Lewis snId cnInIy md cGIdIy,
hen gazing thht eve on Tie siam
We VIII bury our dead on the morro";
But let these red rascnI5 rcmoin;
Ahflhc wandering wolves and the bn2Zlrd,
NNI not OF our hIndHcss comp.uIn,'
ycors ,rcr ,,hor ,oor coI,ol r,h, rouis
hs hrny. NJ hr,,. man c,,ld Io
NAH, LimLi, nina r,,lo nr corn'cnh
Ana dr,y, nr I, JrnnnL, Inoa and fran
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-07-21

A. s. Colyar. John fIirlell. A s Marks
COlvar, Frizzell & Marks.
AT LAW,
winchester, Teuncsse.
Will practice in all the Courts he'd for the
Counties of Franklin. Lincoln, Bedford, Cof'
fee, Grundy, Warren and Marion in Tennes'
see, and Jackson in Alabama, and in the Su.
prsms Court Ut Nashville, Tennessee,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-07-21
Fourth Mondau in Lulu.

that being The Goth day OF July, al Tho
Court house door, in the town OF Win.
chester, offer for sale TO the highest bid.
der, the Bel tract OF land, containing
1875 acres, 8 rods and 2s poles, belong.
ing to the estate Of VIM. Brazelton, de-.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-07-21
LAND FOR SALE.

By virtue OF decree Of tho county
court Of franklin county, Tenn, bro.
nounced at its May term, 1859, | will on
the
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-17
GREAT DISCOVERY.

Ample tests both by able practitioners and chemical ANALYSIS
have demonstrated the great value of DeGras beautiful
combination, called
ELECTRIC OIL.
for the relief and of pain But people themselves
rendering their verdict in both unmsakabc and salts
factory More than twenty thousand have been sold
very short mea great proportion to those who heard others
recommend it, who had tried it. That it's splendid discovery
everywhere acknowledged and nothing like before
prepared.
The only genuine ELECTRIC Oils Prof Deraths which
to be had of all respectable Druggists in this city,
Wholesale and reta at the propreors prices Of the Agent
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
j, WRIGHT & CO.,
aSl ly q and ISL Chartres street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-17

A SPECIMEN OF FAIR PLAY.--In the Baltimore
Patriot Of the llth we find the following:
While our Democratic friends and their allies are
boasting of what they are going to do in the Legis-
lature, towards reforming abuses and wrongs in
Baltimore, our American friends have gone right
to work and made one step forward in the actual
work of reform.
The First Branch of the City Council have ad-
mitted Mr.. Norris to his seat, the gentleman who
was so unceremoniously counted ont by the ballot
box smashers in the Twentieth Ward. The Com
mittee on Elections would have been fully justified
IN reporting against Mr. Norris claim, if they had
looked merely to the practice in such cases, for
there is not precedent on record either in Eng
land Or in this country that is not in favor of send
ing back the election to the people; but in the
looked to eifectual rebuke Of balIot.box smash
ing they created precedent that we trust will
forever hereafter be followed by all deliberate
bodies in such cases. The odious practice inaug-
urated by Dan Sickle and Fernando Wood must Be
stopped.
Mr.. Norris was one of the Reform candidates.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-17
FEVER AND AGUE.
osGooD's cHoLAGoGu

This is the only and certain remedy for this hateful dis
ease No need again complain having unless they
have taken this celebrated remedy they take
osGooD's CHoLAGoGUE,
farewell to Chlls and Fever forever.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT L CO.,
Sole agents for the South all orders honld be
addressed.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-17
9sn OrItalls 4aiIp Crrsttlt.

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k{U U1LltdllS Ilallll NDlIattlll
a11sDAx MORNING, NOVEMBER II, 1859.
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: 80 80. u ~ ~ z. n..lsAA "
H ~ nanarers III southern railroad cnterprise
shculd lind extraordnary flif6culty In the pcrota
1ion Il bopas which may So issued ~ corpdrs ton
II - is.1t H .uh.rr;rt;ons thev ~ ! tbank II,
g 81 Aliea6.ny. Penn.. 4 which, & mos
~ m vrsr II Il. II p;tt.hure. for thci,
- ~ 81 the ob
r. os;usiv. IL IL ~ posscsyion II !
~ VI Y " INV snd nerhaDs II ma
rsnfios eAst hofh a. I'd countv II quite tic
I y II s. has most dis,racefaly
IL 81 = n j 6hlIlty, which Il has not even
x tnS6lIIIIty u meet md " thc act has
4xnefican bcrds into disrcpptc in the
foyslgM Mnx1es 1ne South, and All sections, will
~ n iox Ae bad company which they are keep;
80 lpzssn q pltsiiass WI be likely TO turn up
.s 81 s s. ~ ssoa1''es = nlcn !. peal
!. qacncc q tne lraud
.s 4 80 III olpofas'on q Ale
An j. III !. VI.
E8 IN r. 1Aese essential engines Of develop
4 " ~ would IS comparatively fev
S .. .s1
&c., Ii .zs.s s. ss.se - =.
~ y n q tne most paramount i'm
i ~ MI 1konA ~ ne lamentably secondary
q y u hopor and honesty. that Tie reD.
ss n; s7 ~ 4 s m. ,.;,.,a i ,,,.,,s.
@ 5 u 3, - o'u Do''0s
esfa1e ~ world without aspersion or
" = : 4 k6iat K suspicion. The most jealous
Il ~ ch.racter If corporate secu-
s5s q n, Il,
& - :. 1aSn one'
j. y rleaA masser. and Tor the sake
"a i : IL n nj IN aIl sections corpo-.
- ~ M " ninv their credits. and
M ~; ~ q. 49,. III
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-17
Miniatures and Portraits known to tho art.
THE sMALLEsT LoCKgT
FULL LENGTH LIFE SIZE ON CANVAS IN OIL

PHOTOGRAPHS Life Sire, made by the SOLAR CAM
IRA PROCESS
PHOTOGRAPHS on Visiting Cards. by the hundred
PHOTOGRAPHS, all intermediate sizes.
PHOTOGRAPHS, all sizes. untouched.
PHOTOGRAPHS Painted in Oil Colors.
PHOTOGRAPHS Painted Water Colors
PHOTOGRAPHS Painted in Pastel Coors.
PHOTOGRAPHS Touched In India Ink.
PHOTOGRAPHS Copied from old Dasusrreosype., AmSes-
types Paintings, Drawings, ETC., finished any siyis-
PHOTOGRAPHS taken Groups Of Families.
PHOTOGRAPHS taken Buildings any par, Of tho city,
DAGUEREEoTYrEs taken all their beauty and pesfvc-
ton.
DAGUERREoTYPEs deeoased persons in any part
Of the city.
ANBRoTYPEs taken a improved plan upon me-
tao plates, thereby obviaips the danger breaking
AMBRoTYPES transferred Paper or Leather letter sire
for mailing.
ANY. EVERY AND ALL STYLES
miniatures and Portraits,
Too to enumsrase hsss
Gallery free to visitor. tho entire year. Sunday. sx-
oepted.)
Prices any similar establshnncnt In the civ
Perfect satisfaction in all eases no charge will b
and tho public may safely give a trial. ra.
Constantly on hand
THE LARGEST ssoRTMENr
Fancy Cases, Frames, etc.
GOLD LocKETs, PINS AND TR1NKRrs
ANDERSON & BLESSING,
No. 81 Camp street,
Corner Commercial Place, New Orleans
ANDERSON & BLESSING.
61.................cAMp STREET. q,
No. 10 Commercial Place.
IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS
EVERY DESCRIPTION
OF
Ambrotype, Daguerreotype, and photo-
graphic Materials,
APPARATUS AND CHEMICALS.
At the Lowest Market Prices
ns-orders solicited and aled promptly
ANDERSON & BLESSING.
I'M No 81
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-17

Tn AAgcH BETWEEN HEHSAN AND sAYRRs.--A
London letter to the New York Clipper says Of the
proposed match between these two famous lights
Of the roped arena
Sayers i TO fight Heenan for f7OO side, for the
championship Of England and the champions belt;
70 tight in twentyfour feet roped ring, according
to the rules Of the Pugilistc Association. The fight
will take place in June next-the precise date has
not been fixed to-day as We had scarcely tme--but
articles will be signed and the whole affair honora-
bly, ratified at the next meeting at Bells Life Office
which win be on Friday, November 4. It would be
al done on Friday next, but as Newmarket races
commence on Monday next and will not be con
cllded till Saturday, It could not be DONE as shal
not be In London; and as Friday is the only da,
that Mr. Bowling is at the office for ring matters i
must remain till then as it is, although may conf
IDENTIFY state that the match is made, and the arti
clcs are only to be drawn up and signed by me for
Sayers, and by Mr.. Bowling for Heenan, and hope
that nothing will arise that may interfere with this
match, IS It is looked forward to in England with
extraordinary excitement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-17

The sunshine that makes the grass green and
beautiful, nurtures and invigorates the snake in IT.