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f@AA AA~ooAA0AA+ Il o1G1 ~ - IN l.
l. An. CHICAGO RAILROAD.
Now ptets1l AID cafs froa CnIc1Eo to Pkbtura
without ca nxe. connecting will tAr great
PENS-YLVASIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
To New Io:E, Philadelphia, Baltimore s1d Washington
U ard N the Interior towns Of Pennsylvania, New 1er
sey. New York, Mary!aud. &c.
NeschantA BY taking this route, will Lave the bereds
Ill the Eastern market At no additional cfst-
BaxEaKs checked through.
Train! fea7e The epet o: Casal and Vaa Burtn
streets. Nest Side. ~ foIlnrs:
80 4. -McrnnE Express. daily (Sundays e1cer.ed
so .M.-Slhht Express, daily Saturdays e1esptid3
Connecting 1t cresine with Cleveland and Lake Shore
Railroad to nunkrk Buffalo Sagara Fa1s View York and
Eoaton ard al !ats'oF iowns Of New En2ianA va New
Also. south to Columbus. ZnesrtEe. Newark Mount
Vernon. stenbeavie Wheeling, a1 lnietiar Ohio
The tore tsaes eonnecs 1t Forest with trains On Mad
Hver kos to Springfield Cfana, Dayton and Cnclnca.t.
Also With trains Il ln,af Dayton and CfnclIns
FARE AS Low As ANY OTHER ROUTE
patserkrIs bound East will nna beth Pleasant
1ad Agreeable rssslnR through aoy Of the largest and
fne=t cities in the Cn4sed S.a.ea-
Passengers arriving II Chicago. any Of the roa1A will
dr asseEss check 1t the dtpos receive checks
sn1 convey baggage free Of charge to the ru.burxt and
Chlcaso cars sleeping cass accompany each trala-
Tickets for sale As Ill lie principal Ticket oe<sl The
Kest aud At the Company 0ee Of Randolph and
Dearborn fttess~ opposte the Revere HOUSE. he
Depot West Side, Of Canal and Van Duc1
Chicago.
b 37rtc3!as to ask for tickets By Fort Wayne
D. +. PATRICK, Ticket AE.at.
JAS. ". NILSSON. Freight agent, Chie.xo-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-02-09
COMMERCIAL.
Nashville Market,
Fromthe Nashville Daily News.

Nashville, Feb, 0, 1860.
COTTON. But little doing, Buyers are
giving 94@lO. Ak
ToDAcco.-Thcrc is, as yet, nothing doing,
except in loose lots, and these ARE generally in
fcrior. Lugs, in such sales, bring from 81 so
s. co per hundred; and Leaf 50 25GS4.
BAcoN.--Shouldcrs 3 cts Hams scarce nj
10000; ClcarSidcs l0--from wagons. From,
store, packed, IN advance ON these figures.
LARD.-Goel Lard, in suitable packages, 10
cents.
pGAr.--Primc Red and White in demand
at 81 1O(Sl %.
FLorE,-Dcmond active. Extra 81 oO@
81 70, per barrel; Supcrfnc Sc SO; Extra
Family Flour in bugs, So SO; supcrlinc So 90
'F9S lbs. These are Wholesale prices, the re-
tail figures advance % cents z oS lbs, and 50
cents per barrel.
~Oa,s.-Shcllcd oats arc worth IS cents per
bn.hol, in lots from store; by retail so cents.
ltyc,-Nonc in the market.
Burlcy,-ln demand, at - cents per bushcl.
N"Ih'-h"!''' "' SHh'S go 'ch'S per push-
cl' Retaining from store a' o"g'o.
Nh''Ny'-hect'''o -'C-'' country brands
j0Cl7jc.
Chrrse'-Englsh Dairy I24N@i". Western
Reserve I0!@l1.
lron.-Tcnnesscc-Bar SIC; Band ia y;
Horse Shoe 60; Nail Rod 0; Boiler, 81; Sheet
o3""!; 'i''p '3""5' rl'soufg-ha SOC"
h"I' '4N@o; Horse 9hoc .; san hod I; sheet
'!~'; Hoop 'tr'4'
AaiS'-l hre'S - 90; fourS ~ % q kcg;
oiN'' -; hI&ht' - -; l'hs' andiarger sizes
~ 49,
E~0l".-Nr"Ss ~" lie: Jute l23; Cotton
Thread 22&ca23'
NaIl'-fIheS sack IS worth - %; Barrel AZ
cents per bli'irI'
sugar" We I"'tr' III DDS, 9C@lo; ! cent
less IN nhos' n: l. ooilee Sugars lo!@ll;
Crushed and Powdered ll4@l2c; Loaf ll4@
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-02-09
NEW CANDIDATE FOR SHER
IFF.

10 the Peopic Of FraaAlin county and
ciScwhcre.
Thi. Is to notify all voters, and those who
cannot vote, that I have opened II LIVERY
STABLE on the street leading from Mrs, Sims
10 he old Tail, where | will keep on hand Bug
clio. md Horse, for hire ON reasonable tcrms.-
Horses boarded cheap,
Also
| run nm Omnibus to both tho Winchester R.lI.
Depot, and to Dechcrd to meet the night trains
Also
On hand, on Main street, all kinds Of Saddles,
and Buggy and Carriage Harness for sale
Give me a call and /! will try to please. Pro-
duca ofcycry sort taken in exchange at market
prices. a. W. Russell
Winchester, Feb, 1860 #
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-02-09

Tho "BeHc Chelsea is the name of a
beautiful engine just shipped from New
York Tor the Winchester & Alabama r.
r. a beautiful name, surely, and re-
fleets finely on the usual good taste OF
our late superintendent, Thos. l. Estill,
as he il was, nc believe, who named it.
Wonder where he searched TO find a Ii,
tie 40 full Of mssicY We are anxious
TO see the new engine, and shall doubt
less DC one Of the frs, to ride behind
hor.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-02-09

TnE Use OF DE. IIo,TETTEg's STOMACH BIT
rEEs, for Dyspepsia, F1atulencc, Heavine'' oil
the stomach, or any other like affection, Is sec
oud 10 nine in America or abroad. To be y
bic 10 State confidently that the ''Bitter' ar"
certain cure for dyspepsia and like diseases
to the proprietors a source Of unalloyed p'ea~
ure. II removes all morbid matter from 'he
stomach, puriiies the clood, imqarts renewed VI
tality to The nervous system. giving it thatton,'
and encrgyso indispensable for therestoraiioh =,
! health. The Numerous acknowledgement
its superior excellence and benifcent re'u.''
have assured the PROJECTORS that it cannot ~.
prove a great cure TO the afflicted, and impN'
vitality TO the thorough system.
Ear See &c advertisement, in another column
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-02-09
~
GARD.

Owing to che situation of my bust
ness at this time, | would say to my
friends in Franklin County, and more
particularly those who have solicited
me to become q candidate for Tax Col
%lector, by the resolution passed at their
meetingot Chestnut Ridge, that / must
decline, owing to the reseon aboye sta
ted. am most thankful for their mark
of favor, Respectfully,
l.. n. SIMPSON.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-02-09
tFrow the Ia,niiy Luyndt.)
Eeimstrcet's Hair Restorative.

As evidence Of the increasing popularity of this eels
hratcd Remedy and proof the most convincing that 1t Is
tie osLy reliable article manufactured for restoring grey
hair toits natural color, and increasing its strength ana
beauty, We copy tie Dllowing from the Saratosian;
Ia NEyEa FAILs.-Ths most satisfactory results are
ALWAYS obtained by the Use Of Heimstrcet q Co.'S In
imitable Hair Coloring or Restorative II is the Oldest
PREPARATION ofthc hind aud has triumphartly won Tor H.
self The name ~"INIMuABLE" in snts ofall the ATTsnFf
I'D limitations which have followed lis introduetion. 1be
long array Of rames in our advertising columns oithoss
well known in our vicinity, who have used It with CON
ple,o sucoess AMI commend it in unmeasured terms y
sufheien, to prove It's real value ard its intrinsic ei'e'
lerce. We commend 1t to our readers.
Price 5Nc a bottle. Sold everywhere.
W. HAGAN & CO., ProfrietoTs, Troy NY
SMITH W. HOUGHTON, Agent,
WINCHESTER, TENN.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-02-09
.uUMlI,DHI MEMPHIS.


Jas. l.. Webb, Of the wclLknown
house Of Webb 6 Rawlings, Memphis,
VA, killed in that ciDi on FridaN IJ+t,
by Thomas L, Nynott, deputy Shcritof
the county. A the Coroncr's inquest
among other testimonies, was the fol-
lowing:
Ne. NJ. G|odI,bcrrcr, who keeps the
millinery store in front Of which the
shooting took place, being sworn, tes-
titicl It, follows:
Mr.. Webb passed ~ the corner he
told me he was going 10 sell a piece Of
property and wanted me t. purchase it;
! told him | was not athletic buy it, left
him and went into my store, soon AZ
ter | saw Mr.. Mynatt, talking with
Webb; they did not seem 70 be cycitcd;
| think they were talking some ten or
fifteen minutes; / afterwards heard
harsh words between thrm: | heard
Nr. Mynatt say it i, not SO; Mr. Webb
said it i~so; Mr. Myuart again saiIit is
not so; Mr.. Webb said il is so and who
ever SAYS it il not So is II liar; Mynatt
then struck Mr.. Webb; Mr.. webb tried
to defend himself, stepping behind my
showcase; Mr.. Myualt followed him;
| heard Mr.. Wchbea you are a coward,
thcn heard the report OF the pistol
and saw the man fall; Mr. Webb had no
weapon in hi, hand; | did not sec My
matt strike hin with the pistol; Mr..
Webb at fr,; seemed in II good hUmOr;
the pistol was not three feet from him
when Mynatt fired; | did not see My
matt draw the pistol; ! saw him coming
towards Mr.. Webb with the pistol in
hand; after Myratt fired the pistol he
stood aud looked ut Mr.. Webb; he did
not try to escape; | cannot tell whcth-
or Nr. Webb was looking straight ut
Mr.. Mynatt or not; ii must have been
ten or fifteen minutes that they were
in conversation after | left and went in
10 the store.
Mr.. Mynatt gave himsclrup to Il po-
Iiccoiiiccr who took him t%ojail.
We have received PctcIson's maga-
zinc for next month, and II superb uunl-
per it is; filed with colorcd fashion
plates, colorcd patterns in embroidery;
Crochet work, Embroidery, Knitting,
Bcad-work, llair-work, &c. Every No.
always contains Il fine steel engraving
and piece of music. Then, it contains
much in regard to cooking and house.
hold duties, which, alas. are too little
known and practiced by ladies of this
date. The stories in Peterson arc first
rate. We will send Peterson and the
Home Journal TO any address n year
for SO 25-only one dollar and a quarter
for the magazine.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-02-09
ONE DOLLAR FOR SIX MONTHS
Notice

The undersigned having suggested TO the
Clerk Of the County Court Of Franklin county,
Tenn, the insolvency of the estate of Josiah
Mason. deed, all persons having claims against
said estate nrn hereby notified to file them with
the Clerk of The County Court Of Franklin
County on or before the l,t day Of August,
1860, or they will be forever barrcd.
MATT MASON. Admir-
Feb. .. of Josiah Mason, deed.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-02-09

An exchange tells Of a dog that was
killed for biting a woman's leg
w think it was a pity to shoot a dog
with such fine taste.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-02-09

In Mississippi the Democrats have
nominated the Hon. Jefferson Davis for
President, and Gen. Joseph Lane for
Vice President.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-02-09

Judge Rowlcs, Of Tennessee, has been
appointed Treasurer of the United
States. lie receives the unanimous en-
dorscmcnt of the Democratic members
ofCOngrcss from that State.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-02-09

Col. Colt presented TO the italian
Committee in New York, II hundred
o. his weapons, to be forwarded to Girl
baldi, the Italian patriot.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-02-09
GARD FROM PROF.. UEWLETT.

Hewlett, the great Temperance Lee.
tucer, who, it will be remembered was
in Winchester not long since, We re-
gard Prof, Hewlett as Il gentleman,
and certainly IN able man, and we re-
grct that he has been compelled in self
defence to notice 30 unprinclplcd u
scohndrcl and vile impostor as Smith
the keeper Of Miss Ilolcn Dresser, We
learn from the Madison (Ga) paper
that the boys in that town cowhidcd
Smith quite severely. Read the card
from Prof II.
PERRY HOUSE, CoLrMECS GM
January -, 1860,
Ed. EaqUior;-IIaying uoticcdic the
sun of the 18th an article dcrogatory
TO my character, ! feel compelled to de-
lcnd myself from IN attack which, I'M
! der orjindry circumstances, w""i' re-
npiyo no notice fom me; bat, in the
present existing state Of things, n
charge Of aboIitionism becomes Il most
serious matter, and demands ut once Il
full explanation, Had the name OF the
writer been appended 10 the letter III
publishing it,, this defence from me
would have been almost unnecessary;
but BY supprcs,ing the name its author,
fine editors left il TO be inferred that the
letter come from Il Southern !ady OF re,
~sucrtabiIity and position. But had
4 they considered thatilwU written by q
Miss Dresser, Il strolIiu@ lecturer ON
Mormonism-l woman who travels
with the holdc.t ctrontcry with no
other ]comDaniOn than Il man Of the
most yillaiuuus character "ho j. known
to bra IihcrDinn, lhict, an @,o"cd Free
Lover, and an uboIjtjouj.t, born and
raised near Boston, Mass, though claim.
ing to be a %outhcrmcr-a combination,
OF everything that j, drspicabIc, vii.
]Iaiuou, and low-u man who has been
Kicked and cunol and c9God CAS- he wa
in Thomo.tou, Ca, iasl .ummer} from
one end orDhr country to the other
had they, / say, consldcri all thl, Tor "
moment, they would, ! am sure, hay'
M"'''" 'l''r ana I'''r, s~,''.'"u,'% w.
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%,w H., Smith and Drr,s,rs mo.
tiyc Tor writing the letter in question
. Iwo weeks since, J met MIS- 'jn'' ct
"nIhef $'''"''" j" 'I,''ol N'",' ',"",
T",', '', ,i "", ~, ot ,Lr .,mn L"ir
wL,ro vn1 then ,,opyiug. Know
ing his iutumou' character, had II,
was unnecessary, rs the people ol
S~hclhyyiiIc had been already "arWr'
. ~ ,, E,,t, hIrHlt.hDrD
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-02-09
tXTRACT FROM 4 LETTER FROM
pRESINENT LORD.

we would this week publish Il part Of Il
ly,lcr written t. J. ", Conrad, Of Vir-
ginia, by y. Lord, President Of OAR
mouth College, in New Hampshire
Tac letter is published in the Richmond
WAit, and contains valuable ideas. We
cuuot publish the letter entire, but
give Tie latter pant, President Lord
seem, to think that slavery will one
dag hence become an institution ofthc
uow free States. Wciutcnd to keep it
M institution Of the 10Y slave States,
at I'll hazards, and 10 the last cXtrcmi'
Is. This much, we think, is certain
President Lord says:
effects will follow their natural eau.
ers. We have gone ON Swapping our
cords for fifty years, and settling into
successive stages olspirjtnaI idoIatry,-
The clements Of discord we're never 50
acliyca ~ they are at present, and ~ to
any earthly recovering power who can
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-02-09

VIM. L. Burton, the well known com
edian, died at New York, on Saturday
last.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-02-09

ADVICE To AN EDirOG.-ln CONFER
sation had with Il member OF Mr.. Madi-
sons Administration, Mr.. Gales, the Sc
Nor editor Of the National Intelligent
Ger, in his dairy, relates that u Sccrcta-
~ gave him, then Young in the proics-
sion, Il piece ct advice, which was a. fol-
lows: above all things, avoid aItcrca-
tious with other cditor-it is always
d,sagrccablc to readers ; and Il paper is
more respected Tor carrying itsclfabovc
it,"
You ought" said the Cabinet Off
Ger to the editor, "no more to condos.
ccnd to it than the Secretary Of State
would
That'siust our opinion, and we don't
intend to have those Internal a]ltcrca.
tons while we conduct the journal.
WHEAT.-Thc Lincoln Journal, ofthc
ID, says: " We hear much complaint
among our farmers Of the injury to the
wheat by the hard freezes during the
winter. Many have resolved during
The late pleasant weather"
The citizens ofCharlottc county, Va.
held Il meeting on the 81 inst, to dclib
crate upon the existing state of affairs
Among the resolutions adopted was the
following:
ResoIrci, That this meeting recon-
mend to Christians drought the Union
to observe the 22d day Of Feb. as Il day
of fasting and prayer to Almighty Goo
for guidance and support through the
dangers by which we are surrounded.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-02-09

1t is common. says Tacitus, to esteem
most what is most unknown.-Er.
Reckon that's the reason marriage is
thought so much Of during days of
bachclordom.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-02-09

THE WEEKLY
Nashville Union and American.


WITH ErT one ENCErTIoy THE LARGEST
PAPER IN THE STATE, dryuting moro space -
the MNEKEr~. and to general COMMERCIAL Is
T~EILlGENCE. than hIs ever been done bv any
other paper in Tennessee, embracing the daily
quotations Of the sale. and price, of Cotton,
Tobacco, Wheat, Corn, Pork, Drv-Good.,
Groceries. Ne. &c., here and elsewhere. with
the Latest NEW, at homc and abroad, by tel.
"graph, mails, and special CORRESPONDENCE, has
been reduced to the low price Of
ONE DOLLAR FOR SIX MONTHS.
or.
TWO DOLLARS FOR l. MONTHS.
in order 10 make it to the i~utctcst # every
man ia the State to take it.
NOW j. THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE!
The v]Diili,a! partirH are arrangin. themselves
for another fierce contest. Tho Democracy of
many Of the State have held their Convention
other are doing so, AMI in Il short time ,ur
National Convention at Charleston assemble,
to nominate a Presidential ticket. Nowi, the
time to subscribe. that YOU may b. fully ro5-
ted concerning the most important political
contest in Ia" history Of the government, and in
which it !, the imperative duty Of every Ia
triut 10 take an active part.
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scrirtiou.
Address, J.. o. GRIFFITH &CO.
Feb. .. 1860.
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the mirth and the songs Of Zion in the
remembrance ola lost Jerusalem, God
save us from such u day,
Bat whether we have Democracy, an.
archy, or dcspotism, we shall not be rid
Of slavery till the day ofthc Lord, Its
existence depends not on forms Of gov
eminent, or philosophical spoculations,
or political mannuvrcs, or legislative
cnactmcnts, Or judicial dccis ons, c%-
ccpt ns these may temporarily change
its name, aspects Of conditions, or vary
its locations, VIE world must live on
to its appointed period, it can live, as
things are, only n it lived, more Or less,
with all varieties Of race, character and
condition, These will find their appro-
priatcd spheres and places, not accor-
ding to mere human judgments, but by
Gods providonliaI ordering Of Shcm,
lIan, and Japhct, agrccabIy to physical
laws, and the plan Of moral govern
mcut in reference TO the ends Of the
present probationary state. Wherever
there is II place and work for slaves
there they win be found, All tang
arc fitted to all other things, and gone
raj laws will have their course, OUI
only wisdom ist) study them and live
under them and by them IN s%ub3crricn
cy to their mixed righteous and bcncy
olcnt designs, Without II miracle,
sec not but that slaves will yet be cal
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