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AN ExrHRIsxoED NAvIaAroR.-Cspt. Hafri-
son, who was drowned by tho capsising Of his
boat In the Solsnt OF Southampton, England,
was one Of the most successful navigstors Of
the age, having crossed the Atlantic safely
one hundred and eighty timss. He has COM
manded tho Acadia, britannia, Hsbern'a, Amer
;ca, Africa and Arabia. m e
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Death Of an old Citizen.

Bosros, February 15.--Mr. Joseph Clark,
an aged retired merchant, while In the Hall
OF Representatives yesterday, listening 10 the
debsts on the proposed Bstherment law, In
which he felt much interest, suddsuly foil and
expired Of fappcplsxy. The Houss ct once ID
jovynSd.
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WARD BEEcHER's FIRST CosaRKGATIos.--In
recent lecture, tho Rev. Henry Ward Bsecher
gave an account of his first year in the min
istry, tho first flock which he gathered, con-
sisting only Of nineteen poor women. He
was then not only pastor, but tho sexton OF
the church, filing and lighting the lamps,
which he was compelled to buy himself. kind
ling the fires s-d sweeping out the church.
He did not ring the bell because he had none
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-16

Pussusp sr woLvss.-.A couple Of weeks
seo, M. Joseph Mccullough, Of Clearnsld
County, Ohio, while driving . sleigh, was
chased BY wolves for several miless and nearly
overcome. Others coming to bis aid, one large
wolf was killed.
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.c; Az IxroRrANr RuMoR. - The Baltimore
Patriot says: 1--WE hear 1t whispered in quarters
where they ought TO know better if It had mot
been 50, that Chief Justice Taney contemplated
some time since, rssigning bis seat on the bench
Of the United States Supreme Court, and that
Chsrls O 0'Connor was to be his successor.
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rArAL AccpmT on fHn Ics.-Lewls Beatty,
son Of I. II. Beatty, died ct Derby. Maine,
last Sunday, from injuries received while
skating. While in the cot Of adjusting bis
skates hs was struck in the hsad By those of .
oomrads, ftaeturing bio skulL '4'fN
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-16

A QusSa MlsER.--According to an exchange,
thsre is rich miser living In one Of the towns
of New York, who has made arrangements TO
be buried imam adjacent Lake. II 70 reported
that he has had cut . stone coffin, into which
he 10 TO bs put when dead, carried to tho cen'
tor Of the lake, and there sunk.
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AsIxpusrlIous CLsReyxAH.-Ths late Rev.
David 7. Kimbsll, Of Ipswich, has lsfs more
than TWO thousand sermons fully written out
a : plain hand. He must have averaged
forty now sermons o year during spsstorste
of half century. gN sE
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Outward Round.

NEW YoRx, February l5.-Ths steamship
Asia sailed to-day for Liverpool with 90 pas
sengsrs and $4so, 600 In specie. She took out
New Orleans mails Of the 10th, and kilograms
Of the l4th. The CITY Of Manchester, which
also sailed for Liverpool, took neither passsn-
gers or Specie. .ae 5gJv
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vEasALlrY OF BRoueHAN.--Ther ID joke
abroad that one day at conuersasione, Lord
Broughsm ives talking lsarnedly about .
Hindoo poem, written fys hundred and three
years B. O., whom suddenly, on some hint
given, hs began 70 discourse with equal
knowisdgs on The philosophy ofoooking sbssf-
steak. He u the most versatile man Ahroad
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Saosyzsr TIxn YHr TO EAN FRAHcIsoo.--The
passengers who left New York on the goth
December, 1859, In The Atlantic, connecting OF
Panama with the Golden Gate, made the trip
In twenty days six hours, being the shortest
time ever made from New York TO San Fran
Ntaa0 - s'if tit FL % Z NaHi
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POPULATION OF NEw ENaLAHp.-t ID CAL
culatsd that the following viii be about the
population Of the New England States, ct the
csnsus to be tsksn this year: Maine, 676,00o;
New Hampshire, 424 ,0o0j Vermont, $4,000;
Massachusetts,, 1888. .o0oj Rhode Island, le7 :
900; Connecticut, 489,00o. Total, $685., 900.
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TRAINS DEPART.

LITTLE MiAMr.-Day Express, 1000 A. u; Accom-.
modation, $40 p. NJ; Night Express, 1l:30 p. n.
IHDrAHAPoLIs AND OIHcIsSAr1. $50 A. Nj R:4o P,
NJ; T:l5 2. n. y
ONO AND MfssIssIPPI120 A. NJ; 200 r. NJ; 1850 p.
OMorNNATI, HAMILron AND DAyToN.-6:0O A. NJ; 7,30
A. n; 1000 A, NJ; $40 M; $50 P. H.; ll:30 r. n.
MARIEirA AND OrH0InNArI. $40 4. NJ; $40 R.h.
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( EAvINes BANKS IN RHODE IBLAHD..-Thsrs
were In this State In November last twenty.
one institutions for sevings, n which II ,:SS
persons had deposited $7,766,77l 4s. The IN
crease Of deposits during tho year lSos was
more than $1,70o,O00, showing season OF
great prosperity among the industrial classes
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An ILLrEAfED eTlANI1.-The Great Edss.
en- has been peculiarly unfoftunste. She killed
her constructor, Brunei, and now her captain
has bssn drowned. She has broken two COM
paniss, and still ahs b unat for ses-servios.
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Last week Of the distinguished actress
- Mrs. Jdlia Dean Hayne.
FIRST NIGHT OF "HENRY VIII

THIS EVENING, February 10. will be presented
- ''N" RING HENRY VIII.
Queen Katherine, Mrs. kulia Dean Hayns; Gardinal
Sheridan; Duke Of Norfolk. Mr.. flanagan; Lord
sands, Mr.. Dayidgs; Cardinal Campeus, Mr..
Cher 1rat appearance,J Miss Hunter; Lady Denny,
Mrs. Place; Patience, (with song Of. "Angels Ever
Light and Fair,'D Miis Orocber Lords, Ladies',
Bishops, Noblemen, Guards. Soldiers, Priests Ex'
ecutioners, 30.
Toconclude with the laughable farce called.
The NATION Doy.
Mr.. Dabster. Mr.. Davidge; Fanny, Miss Proctor;
Sally, Mrs. Place.
grand spectacular and thrilling Drama is in act
I'VE Preparation, with new scenery dresses, effects,
&C., and sustained by the entire strength Of the
company, .t4 .a1..
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pixies OPERA-HOUsE.

9. N. Pike, Proprietor; E. B. Conway, Stage d.
rector; J. 3. Herbert, Treasurer. 80 e.
PRICKS OF TApMIesYoN.-ParQuette Circle, ParQuette
and Balcony, 30 cents; Amphitheater, % cents
Private Boxes for eight persons, S.,
Doors open at sN O'Clock; commence at7N.
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THIS EVENING, Thursday, Feb l6, the enter
tainment will commence with the Opera Of

THIS EVENING, Thursday, Feb. 10, the enter
tainment will commence with the Opera Of
.4 LUCRETIA BORGIA.
Lucreta Borgia with all the original music), Miss
Lucy Escott dennero, MIR. Miranda Duke, Mr..
Maxwell; Mafio, Mrs. O. Henri Don Apostolic,
Mr.. Swift Olofern0, Mr.. slevin Jeppo, Mr.. Ber-
nard Ascsnio, Mr. Wilson; Princess Negroni,
Mrs. Hight.
Dance. Miss Jenny Hight.
To conclude with the nautical drama entitled
Ss4k THE PIRATES LEGACY; f4tt
On, The WREcK1R's FATE.
Nat Brown, Mr.. W. Carter: lowell, Mr.. Swift; Mike
Brace, Mr.; vanderen; Bob Short, Mr. Hight Gar
bank, Mr.. Barrett; Kate Bates, Miss A. Graham;
3 MARY Madigan, Mrs. v. Henri. .ass, =
Tomorrow, Friday. Bsnent Of Miss Lucy Escott
ROTICE.-Tradesman and others are cautioned
AGAINST furnishing any articles for the theater With
ont a written order, signed by the Manager.
THE NEW NATIONAL HOTEL, adjoining the
Theater, is now open for the reception OF guests;
meals furnished at all hours.
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PEN AND SCISSORS,

about the end of this month st Quebec.
ms-An express ID talked Of from Chicagot to
Pixies Peak, to be In time for the next sason's
emigration thither. 5s- s EtA4a
m8-when your wife inquiries particularly
II You have got the latch-ksy, 1t is hint that
she intends to sit up for you herself. q .. .
ns-John T. Chester, an Irish printer, do
stroyed himself by laudanum, In New York,
on Saturday. Y3fN Trr
MB-The population of Philadelphia Is now
estimated 20 be about 1000; an increase Of
200, 900 in the last ten years.
na-The difference between truth and eggs
is "Truth crushed to earth will rise sgain," but
eggs won't. e t fN GE
M8-A number Of Hoes presses were sent
10 Europe by the Gyof Manchester from New
York last week. ,..+.~e
ATA young man named Kavanaugh died
on board tho U. 8. receiving ship Rnnsyluania
last Thufsdsy Of carbuncls. tffS
nS- A curiosity: :mongsr in New York stole
Boot tho other day from the foot Of Stephens,
who was executed for the murder Of his wife.
~ The Hudson River, this year, has been
twice frozen over its whole length-an unu-
susl circumstances.
Mg- Alta recent soirss at the White House,
President Buchanan shook hands with five
thousand persons. ..,-,...
mA. D. Strimback, Of Mason County, Va,
died on Monday last from an overdose Of
morphine, taken BY mistake.
G-It is said to be hfty-three years since
any accurate survey for map Of the State Of
Connecticut has been made.
me- The virginians are going to build o
railroad through Aooomsc and Northampton
Counties to connect with the Maryland East
ern Shore Road.
Ms- Over 5000 children in Philadslphis
are knocking at tho doors Of the public
schools of that city, and can't get In. Cause,
no funds. &
MN Commissioner Msmmingsr, who was
sept BY tho State of South Carolina to Rich
mond 10 bring tho gtate Of Virginia over TO
disunion, mas gone home in despair.
MH-Ths wife of Elisha Holmes, Of Holm
del, N. Y, scratched one of her thumbs with
. pin few days since, and died with the lock-
Jaw from the effects Of itin less than forty-eight
hours. ,f llle
1ny-semetimes grace, in q rugged, unhewn
nature, is like q gold ring on ieProus hand,
or diamond set In iron, or jewel IN sWinea
snout.
nurJ Ross Browne. author of "Yusef,,
special agent Of the Treasury Department In
California, has been appointed masters mate
in the navy. Hegoes TO China IN the Sag'na'o
ms-Tbe easo Of the United States against
the mastery. owners and crew of the yaoh
Wenderer Will come up at the next term o.
tho District Court ct Boston.
ms-Tbe Treasurer of the Pemberton Mil
cognoration has advertised tho whole Of thei,
property to be sold in one lot, at Lawrence, or
the 2Sd inst. ua
~~~pstsr McDouaIl. Of Troy. N. Y. lately
.tisrd.d svanine ssrvics in tSs Sixth-strec,
rhurch and had taken his seat. after hayinc
snoLsn. whom ID instantly expired.
i m~-Jobn svmonds was arrested in Salem
Mss. isst vesk. for stealing a doe, for which
~ wss t,isd. found euiIty. and Sentenced /,
four y M months In the house Of correction.
-' ~ - ' - -. a, .s,.s ,,n,
| D6-The LONDON Fancs ssys;I nenos M
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Miss LUCY EsC0TT ss Lucretia Doraia; Mr.. D.
MIRANDA AZ Gennaro, and MIR. MAXWELL a.
Don Alfonso,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WOODS TIL HEATE


WOODS TIL EATE r..
Corner Of Sixth and vinsstreets.
John A. Ellsler, jr, sole Manager and Lessee.
rsrt ~--@
PaIcrs Or ADnIssIoN.. Dress Circle and Parqustts,
'oSSs1s Soo opsa Y Curtain rises IN o'clock
Fourth night Of the celebrated Irish Comedian and
fST-is Mr. Collins. 9E
THIS EVENING, February 49,. the performance
will commences with the comedy called 80
BORN TO GOOD LUCK. E4
Paudeen Q'Rafierty, with songs. Mr.. Collins; Count
Mslf Mr. Fisher; Count Manfredi, Mr.. Hanni
Countess Molingar. Mrs. Gilbert; Nina, Miss
Fanny Denham. 5ssse8 t.ut trt vi. sr sgi
TO be followed by the laughable farce called
THE HAPPY MAN.
Paddy Murphy, Mr.. Collins. 3srs
To conclude with
MILIY, THE MAID WITH THE MILK
Ha ING-PAIL. i0tKts F
Milly, Miss Fanny Denham. a,a,s ,.
BB- 70. o.morrow. Bensit Of Mr.. COLLINS.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-10-18
! TIE FAIR.

Tho attendance at our Fair IS much
larger than We expected, and Il greater
number of articles IRE on exhibition.
We haven't had a faU chance to attend
ourself, but saw enough while there Il
few moments to convince us that but
little more oxcrtion would have been
needed to have made it equal to any
.fOpmor success. Remember that we
'have the Division Fair neXtyear, audit
signs do not fail, we shall have new
and better fair grounds. Next week
,we will publish list OF premiums
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-10-18
OUR SHELVES.

They have not been allowed to lack
forgoS6s this week. Squire Mcllumy
furnishes some fine sweet potatoes, and
two oars of corn. One Of the ears has
zone thousand and eighty well formed and
aarge grains on the cob, and the other
nearly one thousand grains. He wants
to know ifa1y farmer can beat it. If
any farmer who takes the Home jour
nal can show better specimens Of this
favoriUc Of Ceres, let him do so within
the nextten days, or forever after hold
his peace. We also tender our thanks
as we'll ~ the thanks Of our sweet.
heart-whois always a sharor Of our
good fortune,--we tender her thanks
and ours to Mr.. Mon. for some nice
peaches, and as q sort Of recompense
would call attention to the advertise
ment OF his nice new house, which ho
offers for sale.
For the largest turnips decidedly
that we have seen this season-largcr
than w. l.. Hannah's--our shelves are
under obligation to Mr.. W. Il. Collins,
at Hunts D%epot--tho best depot on
tho whole w. & A. Rail Road. We
have not seen as fine tnrnips this year.
One weighed owe three pounds, The
largest sweet potatoes OF the season
lie on our shelves, and come from the
garden of that cstimablc ludy--Mrs'
WIN. Faris. Our shelves like to 'groan'
under the weight of such potatoes. and
that they may continue to groan so
for long tima.is our earnest wish.-
One of the potatoes in the lot Mrs, f.
sends, weighs over four pounds, On
par almost with them is some which
Mrs Adam hancock, living out in the
country, sends us. Ifshe raised many
such we know that it would be 'glori-
GUS to board with her this winter, for
during a period Of boarding we done
with her while in town, the fact was
sueety and. sumptiously impressed on
our mind and stomach that she could
got up nicer and richer slice potatoc
pies, and good things generally, than
any woman other size in all c!Iaisten-
dom, - far as u experience went
and it goes a long ways.
Our shelves return their thanks to
all thor friends, and request us to state
for them that their preparations are
such as to accommodate all who may
have articles to store away, that are
good to last, or in any way valuable.
The shelfprepared for apples could ac-
commo1,sse several bushels, and i; also
desires us to state that unless several
bushels are sent soon, its ample capacity
for accommodation will be as sounding
brass or a tinkling cymbal; And being
thus will exhibit what popular sovcr
eighty is to Southern people, as Douglas
construes it.
And now We lay M subject on the
sholf till paSt week.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-10-18
A. s. COLYAR.

Whileon ofthe firm Of Colyar, Friz-
cell Il Marks is making Democratic
speeches, Colyar himsclfis stumping it
for Bell Il Everett. A correspondent
at Jasper, signing his name "W. r. r.
writes a letter of compliments to NJ. G.,
and closes with this: "Sufiicc it that
every n was pleased with our gallaut
orator from Franklin. | heard him at
this place and at leagues store. lie
3 winning iaurels wherever he goes.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-10-18

Killed By His Opn Bro'ber.-A young
man named Vincent, livingnear Hunts
vile, Ala, was shot and killed by II
younger brother, one day hst week.
The older brother was in the act Of
correcting a servant, when the young
or approached, ~iorbidding him; where
upon tho former raised an axe in def
;ance, and was immcdiatelyshot by the
latter.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-10-18

KILLED.-We learn from the Union
4 American that a difficulty, growing
out Of politics, occurred in M~urfreesbo-
70 yesterday wednesday, between
Mr.. Henderson, a son of the editor of
the News, and a Mr.. Farmer, which re
suited in the death Of the former. We
regret to learn this. Reese Henderson
was an intimate friend Of ours while we
were q resident of his town.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-10-18

The city of Jeddo, the capital eff ia,
pan, is said to be, without exec ton,
the largest city in the void. 1t con-
tains one million five hundred and one
thousand dwellings, and the unparallcl-
cd number of five million inhabitants.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-10-18
LIHGE WOTELS.
SheriT's Sale,

BY yirtle Of an order Of Sale in my hands,
lss4cd from the Circuit Court, in favor of j..
g. Vriek' and against b. c, Rancy, | will, on
N2"dtN tic jM day Of November, 1860,
before the Courthouse door, in Winchester,
sell, for can, a lract Of l@aa containing six;y
acres, lying in district No, T, Franklin couli
ty, Tenn. Sold n tho property of B G, Rl-
riey, to satisfy said order ofsaIe.'
oetl-S3 10 j. w. CUSTER, Sh'R.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-10-18

Mrs. Burdell Cunningham was mar
ried but a few weeks since, in Califor-
mia, and her new husband, it is said, has
already left her q widow.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-10-18
TERMS:

Said land will be sold on Il credit of one.
two and three years, except thosum ofSjo 90.
in cash, to be paid on day OF sale. Bildings
to TT - s. per acre, Notes, with
W or more good and ,,Ili tirnt securities, will
be required Of th"pr'hts,r. and tt lien retain
ed thereon until the wh,ie otthc purchase mon
ey i, paid. j. G.. ENUClIS, Clerk.
Octi3-j 81
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-10-18
SlleriR's Sale.

By virtue Of an order Of sale in my hands.
issued from the Circuit Court, in favor Of W.
y. Woods to t lie use of Fowler, and against
'jord0s Banks, | will, on
No"day, 9TH Of November, 1860,
before the COURTEOUS, door in Winchester
sell. to thc highest bidder, for cash, a tract Of
land containing fifty acres, lyingiudistrict No..
7. Franklin county, Tenn. Soll as the prom
crty Of Jordan Banks, to sa,isA said order Of
sale. j.. w. CUSTER. Sh'R
oct i-$3 10
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-10-18
$50 Dollars .Rowad

STOLEN FROM the undersigned on
Saturday might the 18th OF July Il Small!
Pocket Book, containing seven hundred
aad iwcu,, three dollars, all in twenty
dollars nO,c, on the Bank OF Tennessee
except Il - hundred dollar note on
on the Bank Of Charleston s. c. two
ten dollar on the Bank Of ShclIbyvillc,
Il one dollar and a two dollar note Il,
recoiIectcd. / will give the above re-
ward ior the recovery Of the money.
and an additional sum of one hundred
dollars tor the tibet, should he be II
white man.
a. G.. CLOPTON.
Aug. 9TH iSV.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-10-18
Tht Mome sonrnal.
ELECTION, TUESDAY, 9TH
DAY OF NOVEMBER.
ELECTxON

We sCteI Furnish Election
Tickets for 30 50 per MO"s-
and. N ices fhaH 500 are
sGIoB1, 90 csSfs per 100 aCiU
be charged. Cash in ndraNce
REQUIRED.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-10-18

hfst Annual Fair of tho Limestone.
county stock, Agricultural and Mechanical
mcneing
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-10
Special Notices.


TAe 9rsos Fsm6fs .Msdtctiss. = The
functional irregularities peculiar to the weaker SEX
are invariably corrected without pain or inconyen-
fence by the use of Judson's Mountain Herb Pills
They are the safest and surest medicine for all dis
eases incidental to females of all ages, and more es
pecially so In this climate.
Ladies who wish to enjoy health should always
have these pills. No one who ever uses them once
will allow herself to be without them. They res
all distractions, puf if the blood, and give to
the skin that beautiful, clear and heathful look SO
greatly admired in beautiful and healthy woman
At certain periods these pills are indispens BILE
companion. From one to four should be taken
each day. until relief is obtained A few doses, oc-
casionay will keep the system so healthy, aud the
blood so pure, that disease cannot enter the body
Judson's Mountain Herb Pills and Noun
tain Herb Worm Tea are sold by all Medi-
cine Dealers.
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m. The OIL

R@- The Old Pioneer Grocery "a
thing which viii look little strange be-
cause unusual-will be closed to-day at
noon in order to enable the proprietors to
take an account OF stock. 1t will be opened
the next morning under the auspices of Mr.
JOSEPH P. ELLIOTT, the new proprietor Mr.
ELLIOTT intends to render the concern,
while under his management, one of the
cheapest as we'll as the best grocery
stores in our city. He invites continue
ton of all the old patronage, and will not
turn empty away any new ones that may
pr ,sent themselves. j.
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So Secure the shadow the substance fade.4
At Mr.. ELLIoTTs City Gallery there are
at least three fine pictures of persons, who,
within the last few months, have passed
from earth. This should be warning to
all owe to our friends and to posterity TO
have our licensees well taken, and now
that Mr.. ELLIOTT has brought his prices so
low, there remains no excuse on that
score, and the many thousands who have
patronized him during the last three years
need not be told that his pictures are best
and most durable, and those who have not,
and wish anything in that line can not do
better than to go to No. AS, Main street.