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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-11

NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
Cheap Cash ana Exchange Store
TENHIE subscriber having sold out his interest the old stand
Of Evans Co.. 30 Market street, and located himself
permanently his property, Of Cherry and Null
berry Streets South Nashville known heretofore Loves Store,
just received opening splendid assortment
New and Fresh Goods Of every description suitable
Of both city and country-cOnsstingOf
DRY GOODS
OF all kinds Prints Glghams Fine Lawns DeLanes Linens
Jackonets, Musins, Silks Ribbons &c.
JEWELRY.
Fine Gold Rings Ladies' and Gents Brsastpins, Of Cameo
Mosaic and Gold Stone, Fob Chains, &c. Also,
READY.MADE CLOTHING.
0fthe Latest Style and Quality.
COTTONADES.
Heavy Wooen Goods, DoEestics, Blankets, &C.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
HARDWARE CUTLERY QUEESswARE,
In fact everything will be kept that will necessary for the
completion Of a we'll assorted stock Of Goods.
All Of which he is determined for ready pay cheaper
than be purchased Nashville, his limited expenses will
allow him TO do 50
mar24 I. @ HAsBROOK.
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NOTICE TO TIE PURLIC.

As the members Of firm have by way purchase,
the Of the grants chartered the States Of Delaware
lucky, Missouri, and part o. e Georgia, under The manage
ment Messrs Gregory Maury Of Wilmington. Delaware We
have deemed expeent 70 change the % hrm
and after January h 1859 to that Of W Ood, Eddy s Co.,
who will hereafter the management the Sparta Academy
Lottery, and the Others, above named.
In all TRANSACTIONS endayored conduct business
with integrity and and the public that
the patronage heretofore bestowed well deserving being
transferred to successors. Very resi- ectfuIiy,
S. SWAN & CO.
ABg-,ufa Gao-,i. T,ae Il rg57
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O,berres for salevesy low by
CARTER, WILsTORD & co
jan IL No. 5. Mtskst s.
SrARCAh. Boxes FoT's Peal starch The Te5t article
Din the market for saleloW by
CARTER, WILsFOR0& CO.
jan IL, No s. Market 81.
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FIRE sn GROCE RIES
WOOD EDDY q CO.'S

Single Number Lotteries!
CHARTERED STATE GEORGIA
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IN BAGS strictly prime Iagnyra Coffee just landing and
NNBNg for sale low by CARTER, WILL FORD 4 co
ianlI 81 arker street
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nHSTElkS.--leOC Cases Numsou Thomas Cos Superior
ICoYe equal to any putuI For salest
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FISHER, WIRELESS & co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
General Commission and Produce
MER CHANTS,
COTTON AND TOBACCO FACTORS,
Corner of Bread and Market streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
GROCERIES.
ETTE receiving largest and most desirable
w stock Of Groceries offered to the trade by house
in the CITY, to wit:
s. hhds New Orleans Sugar;
$50 bags do do Coffee;
20 barrels Plantation Molasses
45 Is do do do
465 boxes Star Candles;
1000 kegs assorted Nails;
so boxes Talow Candles;
30 barrels Crushed Sugar;
IS boxes W R Cheese;
IS do ED do
800 barrels Whisky all brands;
q casks Imported French Brandy;
de Holland Gin
$50 boxes Family Soap
$50 boxes Fresh Rasns;
l00 Il do do do
IS u do do
$50 boxes Fresh Cove Oysters;
1l65 bags Fine Salt;
40 do Coarse do
3J00OG0 Cigars all brands;
It's boxes Chewing Tobacco, all grades
With many other articles MENTION all Of which
will sell at unusually low prices to cash dealers
decI9-n FISHER, WIRELESS & co.
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OMAN ts half and quarter an, fT5
Y Cemeteries just received, and for sale by
Dec I CARTER. WILSFORB & Co
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A Circular showing the plan OF The LSe.
tericS viii be sent 10 any one deSsrOus of
receiving it.
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES WILDE sold at
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CARTER, WILsFORD 4 co.
jan. IL Q M s Marset Il.
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NEW AUTUMN AND WANTEh STUN
DRY GOODS, FOR 1858.
Flu H MAN & CO..
No. Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee.
ENTE are now receipt of comp
w American and Foreign, staple and fancy
Dry Goods, Varieties, &c.
Our assortment Ct Ladies' Dress Goods Coaks Mane Shawls
Emrodere White Goods Robes Blankets Cloths, Cassmeres
TWeed Sattnes Hosiery, and all kinds Of Wooden Fabrics
will compete WITH il not srpass that before
hilited in the Southwest.
Superior Inducements will be offered cash and prompt time
buyers.
call srespectfuiy solicited from all the merchants visiting
this market.
We will pay the market price for all kinds Of barter
EURlIAN g. CO.
aug27 No. Public Square, the Suspension Bridge
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gnifcent scheme!

j,fSs5 Prizes amountingto 100000
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successors Carter Mckay Co., and to B. Laner & Co)
AVE this day associated themselves together under STYLE
and firm name Of Carter Wsf0rd 4 Co for he purpose
O doing General Auction, Commission and Whoesale emery
Business, and having the and od0us
hoase lately erected occupied by Mers B. Lane 4 Co.
and having taken the entire Of beth houses, viii be all
times prepared 70 fl orders the lowest prices
We viii settle all claims against the Old m Of Carter. Mckay
Co., and hope that all ho indebted them will for
ward and settle Immediately close the
once GARTER. WILLSFORD 4 co.
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:. ". oRrzHAN. R. HUFFAKa
GRESHAM q HUFFAKER,
csucosssOrs to Smith, IOveA Coz
WHOLESALE GROCERs
Forwarding and Commits ion Merchants.
IS SOUTH MARKET sraEETJ
Nashville, Tennessee.
II I'll pay Cash for all Articles Of PrOduce.LH
NAE in receipt large and we'll assorted STOCK
Of The trade;
CSC hhds Louisiana; loo bbis Bait Crushd aud Powd
50 boxes Loaf; 00bbls st. Louis do 90
Coffee,
300 bags New Orleans Rio;
$50 do Choice Baltimore.
Moiasses.
Us barrels Choice Reboed;
so y do do do
Liquors.
200 barrels Pixies Deans and Censrths hiskiesi -
400 do Bourbon, Rye, Monongahela and sHA Oiui ne
Whisky;
900 do Country made, Lincoln Robertson, &c-i
IS pkgs Domestic Brandy;
25 pigs French do
IS do Ginger, Blackberry and Cherry do
10 DO Holland Gin:
IS casks Port Wine;
100 bbs Sweet Malaga Wine;
pkgs Old Jamaica Rum;
SundFieS,
600 boxes Star Candles ,OO S G esgs Tobacco al
$50 or do do do 30 chests Green and BaeK Us
Also good assortment of Pepper spice, Ginger SODA &c
wanted 10000 bushels Dried Erults
ocfQ-dtw&wy 0klSHAM q hOEE
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- - BAGS prime old Government Java Cons saeloE y
AD CARTER, WILLS ORD & CO.,
liant No. &. ETnion zfrre
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TO DE CONTINUED.

THAT Cross MARK.-Some time ago
we published a notice (Which is still
standing) that all subscribers receiv-
ing their papers with Il large red cross
mark on them, would understand by
that mark that they were in arrears
and must pay up, else their papers
would be discontinued. But some OF
our subscribers have mistaken the H
reciion in red for the cross mark. We
would state that their names being
written in red signifies nothing, but a
cross mark on the paper does. This
will, we hope, be generally under.
stood.
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THE FROST.

We fear that no fruit scarcely will
be enjoyed this season in our midst.
However ue are generally inclined to
look on the dark side of every picture.
Most of our exchanges give gloomy
accounts of the effects of the frost in
their respective locations. The Gal.
latin Examiner fears thatthc late fro t
has nearly. if not entirely killed the
the fruit in that region. The Athel s
Post says--"Our section mas been WIS.,
1ted for the past three or four morn
ings by white frosts, which have fin
ished the peach crop, and pretty gen
etally nipped the early tender garden
Vegetables. The Columbia Herald
says it is thought the late trosts have
entirely destroyed the peach and cher.
ny crops in Maury county.
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For Senate.
EplToR HONE JOURNAL

EDITOR HOME JOURNAL
It having been understood for some time
past that | would be a candidate to represent
the counties of Lincoln aud Franklin in the
Senatorial branch of our next General As.
sembly, in order that this fact may be more
fully known, you will please announce my
name as u candidate.
| will take this occasion to state that hav.
ing TO work, it will be impossible for me to
commence u canvass until Spring, but ut the
USUAL TIME | will meet the people of each
county at the various places of voting and
present to them my views on the questions oi
Federal and State policy in which they are
interested.
Your most ob'l serv't, &C.,
TAz. W. NEWMAN.
Sept 30. te
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Nothing Isso becoming to a man or woman
as a soft luXuriant head of hair. 1t is the
GROWING ornament Of humanity. But alas
how soon it is lost, and with it all beauty, I'M
less nourishcd and invigoratcd by some chem
zeal preparation, for which nothing has yet
been discovered equal to Professor Woods
Preparation.
CAUrroN.-Bcwarc of worthless limitations
as several are already in the market, called
by different names. Use none unless the
WORDS professor Woods Hair Restorative.
Dcpot ST. Louis, No, and New York; are
blown in the bottle. Sold by all Druggists
and Patent Medicine dealers. also by oil Fan
cy Toilet Gods dealers in the United State
and Cenadu.
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PHTHlSlS ~PULMONALlS.

Or Pulmonary CONSUMPTION, is, among medical men un.
derstOod to designate a disease caused by the presence
and development OF tuherClcs in the lungs. II generally
augmcnts in yiruIcrCc as the disease advances. II has
always ecu regarded as a chronic disease, In a majority
of the cases its progress is slow and gradual; but attinlcs
it reaches its fatal termination with great %I0pidIty. In
the first stcgcs orthis disease the expectations are of an
Opaque, yeliuwish. white matters in the sccOndstage it,
becomes softer and moIster, assuming a soft cIccsy APP,
rcarancc; and at last resembles puS OF a cUlorless liquid
mixed with opaque Shrcds Of tuhcrcuuu9 matter. Should
the disease be allowed to progress beyond this stage, it
would probably pOVc fatal but by using Dr. iiO"FLANpS
BAtsAMIc CoRDIhL, an cnrctUaI check can. be rt to its
further progress. DO not therefore delay hn not title
with your lifcj hut purchase a bottle Of this invaluable
remedy: and then, if il merits youI appreciation, IS we
are sue it will, recommend it to your friends.
Prepared only by ID {. VI, Jackson, lis Arch Street,
and for sale by druggists and storekccpcrs throughout the
United States. Price = cents per bottle.
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T.
TiIE GxEAT ENGLIsGi wEmEDy

SIN JAMES il.iNhES
Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from a Prescription oiSir ]. Clarke, N. D. Ply
stefan Extraordinary TO tne Queen.
THIS INVALUABLE MEDICINE Is UNFAlLlNG ~
l. the cure ofall those painful aud ~dangerOu, tiseasssto
which the female constitution is subject. It mOderatestll
excess and removes all DISTRACTIONS. aud a speedy cure
may be relief on.
10 MARRIED LADIES
It is peculiariy suited. It will, in a short time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle-pnce Tn. Dulldr-bears the Government
Stamp VI Great Britain, to prevent counterfeit.
CAUTION.
These Pills should sDTsE I.KEs by females during the
FlRSI1IiREE MONTHS % PzEGNAaCY, az they are sure
10 bring on MIscAHELAGs, bot al any other time IsAf Ahs
SAYS.
IL all cases ofyrrvou, and Spinal Affections. Pain in the
tn. Heart, Hystrncs. and Whites, these Pills Will effect a
cure when ali other means have failed aud although a
powerful remedy. do not contain iron, calOmel, antimOny
or anything huTtMl TO the Constitution.
Full dircctiUnaToUmpany each package.
Sole Agent For the United states AMI utnada,
JOB MOSES,
Uat. G. u aldwinG CO.
Rochester, n. Y.
n. RAJ N and 9 postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized Agent, will insure a bottle ofihe Pills BY re
turn mail.
Por sal. by Smith ". Housh,on. Agent at Winchester,
and By Berry 4 Denio,il.. NASHVILLE, wholesale Agents
for Tennessee. Deoi9 iy
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We learn that a white girl, living
six miles from Princeton, on the Hop.
kinsville road, added some pale fea.
lures to the census one day last week.
In, other words, she had been playing
Tamora with some sooty Aaron, too
successfully. The negro, who was
the father of the infant, blew out his
brains IS soon as he heard OF the
~syent-HopkinsriMe Mercury.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
ID. J. Martin, admir- &c,

The heirs Of YIN. ID. Medcalfc. decd.
On motion Of complainant, and it appearing
TO the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master
that Warner Drisklll and wife Mary are non
residents of The State OF Tennessee so that the
ordinary process oflaw cannot be served up
on them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the Home
Journal, a paper published IN the town Of
Winchester, Tennessee, requiring said nom
residents to appear herein on or before the
frs, day of next Chat Gerry Court, on Wednes-
day aNer the third Monday in August next
and plead answer or demur to said Bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed and set for
hearing expar,e as to him.
Mar3l 50 II. r. ESTlLL, c e. VI.
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The Aume SoNraal.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY EVENING. AT
TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM.
DIR TOWN-ITS FUTURE

OUR TOWN-lTS
Wehaye heretofore spoken ofthe pros
meets of Winchester in a Aattering
manner. and It is a subject which not
only interests us but, doubtless, inter.
ests u whole community.
And what are the prospects ofour
town. We have spoken of the fine
situation, its salubrious climate, its
excellent water an | other advantages.
But these advantages do not always
insure the growth Of n town. We
must look to some other means besides
these in order to push our town for
ward. We have no large river IN.
ming convenient to US, nor are we near
the sea coast. Ours is an inland
town. We must encourage manuiac'
lures, and thus bring into our midst
all sorts of mechanics-the life and
stamina of all countries. And besides
this encouragement, it behooves US to
do all we cantor the schools in our
midst. There lies the greatest in
'ducement and guarantee for our sue
cess. Co.importaut with the railroad,
is the success Of our schools in our
town and county.
We hear from the lips Of nearly all
we meet that Winchester is bound to
improve" Yet, how will it improve
unless the citizens of the place use
their influence to bring about that i'm
provement? That the signs at present
are quite favorable We'll fully admit.
Property has gone up to a degree new
er before witnessed. Houses a. d
lots hat a few years since could have
been purchased for a few hundred,
now command thousands. However,
this is a good sign Of improvement,
yet we fear this very sign will retard,
aye, perhaps, destroy the very consul
4nation we all wish. TT o e who would
come in to our midst and be useful
citizens, and be the means of bringing
others, may be forced away to other
places where it will not take Il fortune
to, purchase a home. Let us cncour-
age the incoming of useful men. Try
to establish them in our midst, and
having ono established them, proper.
" will still continue to advance in
value. And if our people pursue the
right course, we wiU have them here.
First we refer to the Winchester and
Alabama Railroad, which if extended
Gas it surely will beg to the Memphis
and Charleston Road, will bring an
amount of trade and travel to our
town that will add vastly to our wealth
as a people. That it is necessary for
the w. & A.. r. r. to be thus extended,
is to us, an unn~ istakable fact, andt G
sooner it is done the better. If we
mistake not, Col. Francis was quite
successful in enlisting the attention
and means of the people in Alabama
in regard to this extension, and we
shall await report in this particular,
with great anxiety. People of Win
chester and Franklin county, and
people of Lincoln county, see to this
matter forthwith, and select agents to
go out and attend to it.
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Mlarriaoes.

On Tuesday, 18th inst, by Rev. w.
HLu, Rev. S. D. SIMS and Miss JULIA
S. EMnREy, all of this county. We
wish the two much joy forever, and
are as sincere and earnest in the wish
as if we were to write q column about
the matter. And the Home Journal
office, en- masse, tender their thanks Tor
the nice-rery nice cake given.
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{
A LARGER STOCK
THAN TSTIL
James Campbell,

ctlllcS Nalll pDell,
WI NC II ESTER, TEN NESSEE.
! have now in store a larger assortment
than usual Of Family Grocc' les, consisting
mainly OF sugar, coffee, mo,aSscs; white,
brown, loaf and crushed sugar; fine and com.
mon candies: IL fine lot Of Teas; almonds, pc.
cans, nutmegs, cloves, SPICE, pepper, ginger,
mace, cinnamon, soda, powder and shot, in
dIgo and madder, salipctrc, starch; crackers
of ali kind, cakes, &c. Also, II good lot o
cigars and tobacco; star and taIloW candles
wash boards, Blooms, water buckets, soap
a lot of shoes and boots, and n good lot o
.ac,ory thread, (Pipe's). Also, u large toto
Quccnsware,
glass tumb?ers, white lead, SALT, vinegar
and so forth, nud so forth. ] viii keep con,
stanji! on hand
BNNerWorM'S br0nd Of Flour.
| shall from time tolimc add TO my stock any,
thing the necessities Of the people may re.
Qulrc, and would solicit q call irum them be.
fore they purchase elsewhere.
JAMES CAMPBELL.
Sept 30. If
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Bishops Polk and Elliott raised in
New Orleans, without calling on citi-
zens of that place, s25O,OOO for the
Episcopal University of the South,
located at Sewanee. About IS per-
sons contributed the above amount
No application has been refused.-
They expect to raise, 100000 for
the endowment very soon.
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We are authorized 10 announce Col. VIM,
a. Parks Il candidate to represent Franklin
Comfy in the lower branch oithc mex, Gene
raj Assembly for Tennessee.
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10 the Public.

The undersigned being well known as a
writer, would offer his services to oil require
ing Literary aid. ne will furnish Addresses.
Orations, Essays, Presentation Speeches rnd
replies, Lines for Albums, Acrostics-pre-
pare matter for the Press-ObItuaries, and
write Poetry upon any subject. Address
(post paid) FINLEY JOHNSON,
Baltimore, Nd.
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The Southern
HNGLE MAC \ N {.

The undersigned having purchased tho
County Right Of Franklin for this Ma.
chine, are now prepared to fill orders for
the same in TWO weeks notice. This Ma.
chine will make from II TO 10 thousand
shingles per day. Being very simple in
its construction, any person can Upper.
ate it. Address
WEBSTER & MANN.
Foundry Machine Works, Chattanooga
Tennessee. I'm
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NOTICE.

All who know themselves indebted to
the undersigned will please come for.
ward and pay up their small bills imms.
dia,ely, or not think hard Of US. If necss-
sity compel; US to put their seeouni' -
the hands Of on officer. We mon
ey, ourselves, aud have no Other mesp
10 look TO but what our patrons o. w
and I'm, for necessity. the call wooid ~
cLOPTON d MURREl'
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We are authorized to announce NJ. Ii,
MANN, Esq, as u candidate To represent
Franklin County in the lower House of the
next General Assembly for the Safe of Ten
nCSsCe.
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LAND F0R SALE.

| wish 10 sell my tract Of land. on which
| am now living, containing about ono
hundred and nin,y six acres, lying about
four miles Mouth Of " inchcstcr, Tenn. en-
Elk River, and about four miles from the
Nashville and Chattanooga Rail Roan.
and bounded by lhclands Of w IT.. Phil.
ips and B. Crisman. Said land is very
rich and attractive. About eighty acres
are in a high state cfcuIlivation with good
fences, a good Dwelling house stables.
out houses, &c. Also three excellent
springs are on the place within a short
distance Of the house. There is on the
place a most excellent orchard OF fine
fruit, and a still house and still close by.
which can be bought This is a desirable
tract ofland and affords an excellent cp.
portmiry for any one to get a bargain.
can be seen almost any time OF home.
Upton GILLESPIE.
Winchester, Tern. Feb, 10, 80. II
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We are authorized TO announce John p.
Wellington a candidate to represent Frank
lin Co. in the lower branch of the next Gen
eral Assembly for the State Of I, nncssce.
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TC.gSHPRXCES

Fad Tor Negroes.
will give in cssh more than an, man 70,
young Likely negroes. Try me and ShH'
yourself Of the fact.
ALEXANDER WILLlAMs,
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A'0r Legislature.

We are authorised to announce Col.
w. II, BYRON a candidate to represent
the people Of Franklin county in the
Lower branch Of the next Legislature.
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We are authorized to announce MADISON
WILLIAMS Esq. a candidate, for reelection to
the Legislature from the county of franklin.
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FOR SALE.

I wish 10 sell the place on which | am now
living. tIree miles southeast from Wlnchcs-
ter, containing about fifty acres of hrsi rate
land. On the place is a Saw ard tirIst mill,
and Cotton Gin, oil in good running order
Also, a good dwelling house and stables
And rs for health it cannot be surpassed, it's
one of the pretiiest and healihicSt places IN
the county. | have lIged on itior five years.
and have had but enc spellUf fever, aud that
was the Texas fever. For terms, call on the
unde rsiened h'f' fni1h
March3 6g. franhlin Co. ieh"'
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Spetial Aotites.
For Congress.

We are authorised TO announce JAMES
II. THOMAS, a candidate for Congress in
this district.
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Insolvency Notice.

am authorised TO announce the insol.
yency ofthe estate Of Sophia n. Bostick.
All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to file them
with the clerk Of the County Court. Win.
chester, Tenn. Nara so.
THOS. VI. WOODS, Admr.
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We are authorized to announce JAMES H.
CHILCoAT, of Lincoln. candidate for Senator
10 represent the counties of Lincoln and
Franklin at the next Auguste'ectlon
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EWc arc authorised TO announce VIM,
II. Polk q candidate for Congress from
this district.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY, Tenn

FRANkLlN COUNTY, Tenn.
EDlroR HOME JOURNAL: Please announce
to the people of Franklin and Lincoln coun-
ties that | am n candidate to represent them
IN the Senatorial branch Of the next LegIsla-
ture, and oblIgc
Yours, truly,
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Approximation Prizes.
iD prizes m,omijnEto S"o,o"
W hole tickets $40; Halves IS; Ours sly.

sxD- \ Circular showing the plan OF
the Lotteries will be sent TO amy one de-.
sirous OF receiving il.