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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-10
State of Tennesse---Franklin Co
William Thurman, ct. ais,

VS..
Jacob II. Brazelton, ct, ais.
On motion of complainants, and it appearing
to the satisfaction of the Clerk and Master that
VIM. II. Thurman, and Isaac r.. Huddleston
and wife Martha, are non-rcsidents of the
State of Tennessee, so that the ordinary course
of law cannot be served upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four contecutivc weeks in the Home
journal, IA NEWSPAPER published in the town Of
Winchester, Tennessee, requiring said nom
resident defendants to appear herein on or be-
fore the next Chanccry court, on Wednesday
after third Monday in August, 1860, and plead
answer, or dcmur to said bill or the same will
be taken for confessed and set for hearing ex-
parte us to them.
May 10th. III r ESTILL, c & NJ.
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THE NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE,

their choice Of men 10 represent them
H. tho Legislature, if the following re.
n,nrks rom tho Police Gazette, be true.
NJ. Matsell, the editor Of the Gazette,
and q high officer in the management
ofmunicipal affairs in the city Of New
York, thus talks about the members Of
tho Legislature, Immediately after
thor adjournment;
ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGISLATURE -
This infamous body has adjourned, and
the people have got rid Of the worst
band Of thieves that ever infested our
legislative halls, Stepped in corrup-
ton, they return to their betrayed con
stituants, reekiug in the filth and slime
Of bold and daring villainy, that you'd
astound and appall the most hardened
thief incarcerated in our States PRS.
ons. Without conscicnccs, devoid Of
moral principles or instinct, ca!!ouS to
the appeals Of those whom they were
elected to represent, regardless OF the
sutfcrings Of those they had ~plundcrcd,
and dobauched in mind and body, they
occupied tho time they should have dc.
voted to honest legislation, dcvising
schemes of theft, which they unblush.
ipgly carried out to their Infamous con-
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-10
On Saturday, 26th of NAV next,
EMPIRE
Liuery Stable.
L. A. GAGE

Keeps open on the South side of the square
n good Livery Stable, where horses are board
ed at rates consistent with the cost of food,
and kept in nice order for use.
BUGGIES AND BUGGY HORSES
constantly on hand; also Saddle Horses.
Damage to horses and buggies must be paid
for by persons hiring them. Cash in all in
stances required, rs corn, Sc, is a cash article
Persons engaging horses and buggies will be
required to pay for them whether used or not
P. ST. That fine Morgan Stallion,
Clifford Morgan I'd, will make his season al
the stable of the proprietor, at $50 to insure
April 26, 1y Il. a. GA'h'
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ALL PERSONS having claims agaih.1 10
estate of n. r. Martin, decd, are requ.sVIu II
file them with the Administrators; a Me-
persons indebted to the estate Of n. X. sa ars
decd. or the firm of n. X. Martin q con ,is.
requested to come forward and make seN
ment. j. w. q ~. H. nn.--
Jan. 8, 80. Admt""
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LOST!!

We have in possession at the Home Journal
Office "A Carving Fork, which was lost at the
May Day Celebration last Tuesday. The own
or can get in BY calling and-trcating us for
this notice.
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WINCHESTER.


The County Seat of Franklin County, Ten
nesec, is pleasantly situated on the Boiling
Fork Of Elk, two and II half miles South of the
Chattanooga Railroad, on the Railroad leading
to Alabama, and now completed to Fayetteville.
1t is justly celebrated for its numerous Schools,
which are literally patronized by the planters
of the South West, on account both of the cx-
ccllcncc Of the schools themselves and the health
of the town and surrounding country. 1t is inc
sight of the great University of the South,
which, when in operation, must greatly CON
tribute TO the prosperity Of the country and
the town. Its proximity to the immense Coal
beds now just being opened, its location in the
midst of II country SO well adapted to produce
every t ing necessary to support human life, and
its uninterrupted good health, render it a suit
able site for manufactures of every description.
The Railroad Depot
AT Winchester is situated on what is known as
the Ogden Tract of Land, containing fifty
acres, and extending into the town.
This tract has been laid off and sub divided
into suitable Lots, with Il view of bringing it
into market. That portion around the Depot
has been laid off into Lots of from one to
eight acres each, suitable both for business pur-
poses and for residences. Lot No. 5 contains
an acre and n half, and embraces the Mansion,
q large and commodious Brick House, fine
well of water, Ne.
On Saturday, 26th Of May next,
We will offer at Public Sale, on the premises,
the above tract Of Land divided off into Lots
ms above stated, on II credit of one, two and
three years, for notes satisfactorily secured,
bearing interest, and Il lien retained.
A plan of the grounds can be seen by call
ing on Mr.. Harry Carr, Winchester.
The sale is positive and without reserve, the
owner being determined to close them out
Those interested in the growth and prosperity
of Winchester would do well to attend this sale.
G.. NJ. F0GG,
A. V. S. LINDSLY.
April 26, ids Agents for Owners
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PROPOSED TAX

for the Turnpike roads Those in favor OF .HG
tax will vote TAN" and those agains. a
vote mo TAN" Polls open . o'clock ~
NJ, and close 4 o'clock, p. NJ. ctr
April 26tb. J.. w. CUSTER, shn'
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Whose rs?

TAKEN UP, BY ID. G. RICE, LIVING
in Civil District, No. l6, and lG miles South of
Winchester, on the Bcllefonte Road, one BAY
HORSE, with some white in his face, left hind
foot white, is the rise Of Is hands high, sup
posed to be s years old this Spring, walks and
trots pretty well. No brands perceivable.
mayIO-3t j. I. SLATER, h. +. G.
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In the Rhymes and Proverbs" gath
cred together by an. A. d." we find
these lines on wedding day:
"Monday for health
Tuesday for wealth,
Wednesday the best day Of all;
Thursday for crosses,
Friday for losses,
And Saturday no luck at all"
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WINCHESTER & ALABAMA r. r.

A meeting Of tho Directors of this
Road washad in Fayetteville, last week;
to take into consideration the subject
of the cXtcntion of the Road to this
point; but We have not heard what nc
ton was taken in the meeting. Ihc
journal is decidedly IN favor Of the cou.
n~cction, and thinks u majority Of the
Directors are also. We hope to hear Il
favorable report from them, convinced
as we arc that the project will be of
vast advantage to the section of cOun.
try, as well rs this. In regard the cX-
tension Of the Road from this place to
GuntcrsviIlc, we had Il conversation n
few days since with a very intelligent
gentleman from Marshall county, who
informed us that the entire county was
warmly in favor Of its connection with
Huntsville. Ought not our citizens to
arouse themselves to Il more active in.
tcrest on this subject? w think a pub.
lie meeting should be called, where the
enterprise may be discussed, and meas
uros taken to put it practically ON foot.
A delay is dangerous to its final accom-.
plishment; five delay action, the routo
ofthc Road may be diverted in another
direction, and u county lose it's adj
vantagos. The friends Of the Central
Road, too, are actively at work, and if
allow the building OF that Road to
DO firmly fixed before We resolve to
construct this one, we may find it i'm
possible TO arouse enOuph of interest
among u people to build it at all
We hope soon to have a report of the
action of the Directors at Fayetteville,
and, anticipating its iavOrablcncss, We
must then go to work in earnest.-
Huntsville Independent.
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On motion, all good Democrats OF
this county, who should be in Shelby
willie at the mcctingof the Convention,
are authorized to act as delegates from
this county,
The Winchester Home Journal, and
Nashville Union and American, are re-
qucstcd to publish these proceedings.
WALLACE EsTirL,
c;.,., Chairman.
'b'' THOMAS SHORT,
Secretary.
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the Directors, or Company, had any
money to build that great "lnstertushrn
Of l%arnin," or that they ever would
have. ] also find persons living IN
another orn Of this county, joining
Lincoln, who are bitter enemies to the
"Tax," and say they will go against 1t
weeth and toc-hail," for they see no use
for Turnpike or University, They nev'
cr expect TO derive any benefit from
either, unless they pay for it.
There are also two clever men down
near Ridgevillc, in this county, who
have agreed TO go together and canvass
from now until the day Of the election,
for votes against the "Ta%' They
have "rcsolvcd to fight it to the last"
Such is the diversity Of opinion in this
end Of the county,
Not being SO capacitatcd, Will re-
frain from commenting on this impor-
tant subject, and not wishing to seem
50 conspicuous, | will, for the present,
dcsist, PlIlLOMATll,
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[Thc arguments which our CORES
pendent mcntions as being used by
some against the Tax, are just such as
need but to be heard in order to make
sm5,Jlc men pity those who use them.
The idea Of them not wanting their
lands to be worth any moro-Unjyersi-
ty not worth dvc cents, &c, &c, We
have heard similar stuff from men who
are opposed to the tax, and We know
that nothing but wilIful prrcjudicc and
the absence Of Il single spark Of County,
State, or Southern pride, could make
them tall 50, Comment on such argu-
mcnt O is unnecessary. If you don't
wish to get angry, never argue with Il
bIockhcad Remember, the dulIcr the
razor, the more you cut yourself -ED
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6.
(8crtItbuna.)

Die f5nncn nidbts ais esrtietru trummt,
5ritrri6 inrem er paS Ssulftr ,ufhlua bad
Shiteen 1T nun einmnl elm alter Sroua. mi,.
mctl, rsnn man's Ssm uuaeIbid iiter[iee'. ri,
Suscnb burd &srIuff BON ir unS ie elm paor ar
iunceu 5naern III curirsu, mas ia 10 mic fp az.
ibirtt, 70 rGr's wabrf6sinIi6 Idnslt nit be,n
6ualIrn pprtri. 9ltrr ter Sfes, bss Sertptrnrn
siebt ctcu :iel nGrfer ale Die Surtt pur Sctaben.
Ga III mir ais Oh Der S6iib teim @usrufen elm
Mu9' gu mir tdt' beraunaufen la0sn. umionit
BAT rr wcbl ant nictt a'rap ocr msinem 6aus
Ari&cllt. co? meint itr9 Den Imtmonu
une cu. ibr BAIT, i,aeint'e. elm brlcnrtres Gu.
trnuen ,u mir2 Sh mu Cub G6rs MAIDEN. -
S9artct cinmdl, rt br mct trirst.
Gr rdhts ni6t naran, wie oft sr ,u Iitb aelaat.
eas er ole 6natenihube oertreten babe, Icnpern
iblih iih, ais 60 bunfel murpe, III .inem Snpa.
licsn. Der nidbt melt BON Der Scnne anf Qtisae
bling mcbnte unb crm tr Ihcn mantten Si6en
nnb Irunf asipsnott bate. Bun 1irIrm eut.
lcbnte sr iein aItes ShlahteeweGr, pat IAle6t
Ithc6 ater Inn 10 mdGtiscr fna0te, unp taIb un.
terihiep man uue rem ShGiIen, rie i'm 8lefrn
uub nm rerieItsu lrsainaen, einsn DER alle an.
rercn tbrrrpnnrte. Gr Bate bic sylpsIfernadt
sr5Huet unb trudtc rs9clmaBia in tur,rn 0aui.n
our6 pas G'rtnatter bee iuasnb!ibsn @utbmil-
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Geen battle or :pieeer ieint Daoibs6arfe br,fm>
men tailen uuo silte in itnelIen gSeneuno,n
rurh ;3wilher9de6en Dor ben gRdtlern popnu.
oa tubrte i6n Ien sReg an benz 8dferbaule ppr.
eel no er ebriltinen 3usrit aeIrbcn Bate. Gr
porte luittae Stimmen binter ZEN Q3pen uno ilob
ourdh cine Spalte in bic Stutc, NO &c feinen Su.
ealtesn Hno anbere Srf1nnte nn gRirtbstiIhe
lIbsn lab. @briitine mar ni6t III ieben. alfo
tcnnte tbm ein trusiaes G9rseli6t ben gintrttt
Mot perwstrsn. 9edbrenO sr lib nod Elm tpe-
"l9 oslann mo er pas 9'cmthr unterbrtuoen
lotte, lab sr in rer ihuefbsllcu 9tattt etnen ,iAt
NIT DEN alIeriiherlfcn Sdritftn noberfemme,,os,,
Wann, in mehem or rem alcdcnldiiken ertonr,
te Der bat iben rinen Sti6, loote er ~ 6h
une mill nod tir Sltttrbcit res Srts bemoehsn
pd mire'e bent 9fd6t ac6 ,um Durhbruet f,r,
men; lib NIL lbh tinltweilcn ems aufpielen eo-
init or muntr bleibt. @r iblct lid auf bic @efte
uno CAB in Der @elhwinbiefcit leinem G,swrbr,
cine Ytrroppeltr Sacun9; pann fam er IeiI. hin.
ter rtn S6uBcn brran9eihlihcn. DIFFER ho,ts
paS @eranlb res 2apitpds acbSrt uno lourbte
Sprgtttuat nit oem Singer an Der yfo1s. rbns sr
rstht ju wihtu, mcbln er lih penoen Iof(s o,,e
flnma' tFat ss bart an i'incm DIR ,inen Sfnau.
Dap er Der Van9e nIh nit Der 0ale i'm @5hn,s
pei un0 ! IN pret'dNer ont melt binausfloa. -
Jm gfu bate rCr 4b6ter bae @epekr osr7eSs
nnb llB rrinnen in Der Birttsifube n,brn nsr,
5noalipen, pts ion nit sinsm piiffiaen 99Ii,,oI,,
btniutOmmtt. gttd wabr, meine oite az. "a
nod gut tti Sfimm'? iitertr sr ism ina St.
i& bab' iern Snan Ser usasBSrt unD bel ieS.n,
bat mir eas 3tr3 i'm GeiH' seladt. Damn fnkr -
in elmer an8sIanasHsn @e6ltte pom sDrin,.n.
euSrn gu srjaelsn fort. unter peldem sr "a Si%
gum YrOfCBen aebradt bate. '"
(6CrtlesunS feGSt.)
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SsslrfDicbaftss @r0ffs
1aatn0N!
Nteinsn 6reurrrr nno Dem sc1amm!en 0utlt.
tum ole Nnseige, bab mcine ncuc

Nfetnen 6rerrhrr uno Dem ecIamm!eu WutI,.
tum ole NnSet9e, bab meine ncuc
9ortctpss&tut5Tcboft
esm q, Selu6e lsst cffcu itebt. Dielelte in aufs
@el1mafsoulte einserihtet, unb fSunen pie ar,
eerten 9dlte NIT ben teltcn GrfriIbuuoen i,S,r
art, cWte aud NIT wlrmen uno talten SpriItu
eepient mereen. 9Seinrinfer made ih paroui
aulmertlam, rap i'd Den pcn mir ae,caeneu
Sir9ina gSein
rein unp unpsrfdlht gu so Ste. per 6(olhe srr.
taufs. um SasIrei6en 8eIub tittet
Salentin Sedfer.
Oampn6rH- Scrblnpuns imti6cn NtbmonD unp
Ncw Yprf.
SaS OampflbiH ,,9ioanpfr" pcrIdst 8i6mpub
lsoen OtenltH9 NahmittasS llbr, unc gicrIcIf
Nittmc6 Nfttas.
Das Oampfi&iif nSnmeetumn" scrIaet gti6-
mcnp lepen 6reitag. Nahmttass ubr. uup
Nprfolt am Samstaa Mittaa.
Der 5abrprcie in Der @ajiitr, Mabl;,itcu e,n.
sclbIcilen, tctrGst SO.
SIN Steeraae, rbue 8cI, So.
Grcurlicns, &idrt, fir Die Commemorate all.
tts. Sl5.
8errnpe, Die Ifittwubt uni Somstoos r,n
petersburg 6rul;ua teuuBrn, trcifrn ,c.tia nit
Ger Ncrfrlt' petetsburg Snbn in crliercr Stunt
elm. Hm nit Dem Dampftupt writrr oebeu ~ fSn.
nen. Gdets fir bicir 8pur tSnuen am Ustsrs.
eur9 0epot SrI0't merrcn uup tstrdat rer oon,e
0aprPretS g.eitfaiS Hur $40.
&ub Lam IT, 6eiu.fsu
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NaSpn6en 9tna or einmal in rie S5uure nm
naceiuirben. OBJ man ieiurr nidt bst Der 9scoie-
nuns Der Safe tsrIrfe. Die Gnf.br mor Mo.
len aosno nt@t 70 ifari wis lcnf, neil li6 bic
In bic pielen g8irtbsb6ufer
0eS 0iedens perttriItrn. uno neil man wuete
cap Der Spnnrnrirtb auf ene ,eitioe Wube mebr
eielt els auf eise lanse SYlvelterfeisr. 1erfelte
mar ispp6 bsute nnsripDbnli9 aufaer6umt, or
traut, i6pobte. lattte unb fneipte otwtbSrlno
ein paor iungc 9Seiber, Die nit ibreu W6nns,u
sum Helne setcmmen parrn, In bic Baden. 70
cop einer Der anweiencen Dem BirttsIptne ,u
flulierte Gu ncin @effrsnaer Bat n Sturm.
VA trau6t's feline Srlle, um oas an Iebtn.
erw:Nertc 5rtetritb. r el.f
Dte Scunenwirtbtn. bic Dor ten Qsuten outc
Nttcne ,um bSicu SpieIe maGeu muete, luotc
threm ytanne fetu Setragen, mpnt er pie(Iriht
b'pB cen umlaufeurrn Gcriihten ,u trctcn Be.
dblt6ti9te curb Sppttreoen ,u Ysrleiben: On
O'lf 10 alt, aHe tte. bab Die Ndnuer oa nidbt elm
nal mrbr eifsriiidti9 auf bid iperren.
Ss TT audi 3iemlih lang Der, rnt,eanrtr Der
Sonncnmtdt ladsnD, pd6 On elm iunacr Orad
9swslen tif, unp euer @ift if rod, nur Iiis. 10
lang, Die Orddsn Jung finn. St ,pcie nitbt,
ieeh CT ss9sn Die @sielftbaft scipenNet b,n,u
n'e'nc A'te 1T cas Sebcn sirmlidb aepS6nt Ge N
Sefenrtst abr msnn ie unier 6rrrsutt pt,n
bt'l'' unO i'd an Den 8iesn, itt oloub', t6 !ite
lbnapstn unp ndtm' mir cine Sunec.
Sda wpllt du&. riei Die Scuneuwirtbin. mfr
5err9ptt ndbm' Gins BON ms Scren an lit 70
9tn9 i'd pteecr nad Striimpfrlba6.
DaS @eld6ter, ppmit riele gieb,n aufo.npm.
msn murbtn, beJtustc. oo6 an uuo fir Iid, nids,e
6ei"c'fli9's Samit asiagt fsin foGte, tpte man
penn aud nuBte, hae ci, Scnnenwirtbin nicbt
BON StriimpfsiSad sstiirtis mar; es woren ut.
altt lanrlIufst Nibe. ris mau i'm Sber,e pun
ben wrrIglitbfen @brpaarsn b6ren fonnte. s5itr
attr mar ibnen oicl aebttme Safe briasmtfdt.
NM Britbrih nnbm pltr ras Gid ,wilbsn Dem
Satsr unp Der Stefmuttcr cine Ssluft An Tffnsu
teainns. Die, psuu iie aud nitt bic teta6te
STRENGTHENING sYr 6uIse bate bod ben 9dter
bals gang auf bic Seits oss Sobnes brtnaen
tpnntc. -- fr-r--f =
Sept wdr's gut g1etter fir mid, Satbt. sr I'M.
mlturlth. iebt riiro ih eiclebt metne NeH.
nun9 nidt ubne pfu gBirt6 maiden. Der debler
ut nur. paB id gar feine ,u MAIDEN babe. O,e
sauptnummsr. Die @iidsnummer mi( niht her
bic nit Den ssltcn 36pfen unp benz perlfudten
trrBtaen 5sr'eu; mas bslirn mid ale Qnl8lGae
pbne Its! Drauf brsin! S6laat an! 6euerI
orunter unb briibrr ss w
llno abermals fradb'en bie ibneren StsiiTe. tu
mrIben Der tbTrihtc Rnnte leinen unmutb unp
letn 9ulpsr oerlhpB.
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y . a Ders
fSnnen tsi llntrr3ehnstem fets irsunrlAe ;3im.
mer une quite 8p: r6alttn. 2luh ltbsn elptoe
3immer an lspias Serren gu scrmistben tsi
Sptn.M Marrbauien, ast,
am Yeuen Martt.
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The German ADVERTISED.

me NeThltn hDf EN- lSEh,
B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFFICE: BROAD STR, next to CITY HALL.
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SefdmiItinnebun9cm.
Gde Der 1Tter uup NPoiparose
E. J. P &c o T,
Qpptbefer,

Gde Der 17teu uuo Manfraee,
cmphebt Ietn retbaltiaes Eager n(lsr in Scin
Ndd l6laaenctn NrtifeI. pir oub NarIiimrriene.
ortfen, Siirlen unr 6Gmms jtper 9lrt; 6orten.
Dele. @los &C.; @iaarren, 8au6, Sau. uuS
Shnupftabnt unb oiele anpert 9lrtitrl welcbe in
eleltaen Npotbrten 8emGbnii6 ecfibrt merccn.
oduptla6It6 mdtt psrielbe audb ouf Iein,n
nerupmten uno unfcbltarcn yStrsnia gSorm
&ilrr" aufincrfi.m.
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M'KEEVER & BRICKEN
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MAIDEN, na6 er lrinen Storc ron 100 nah 229
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IN iecer SaiICn Gin pcafdnpiscS Aicrtiment rcr
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rIai5ilhe SpiBen.Wantiaas.
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A. JUDsoN CRANE, ~ :
NSDOtat uno DfentIi6er @eri6tsannaft,
Ofree: lite Strabr, lril9en Naino u. Santlt