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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-02-02
ANOTHER Nut FOR THE ABOLITION
1878,

ANOIuLH NOl IVA
ISIS,
From q private letter written BY q
lady in Philadelphia, East Tennessee,
to I,cr daughter, soingto schoo! IN this
place, we learn the following in regard
10 a returned fugitive:
Last Fall, Dr.. Gnilford Cannon, OF
jacksonville, had a negro named Don'
mis- 10 run away. reward Of 800 was
offered in the newspapers for the apprc-
hcnsion of the ncglo. A short time
since, q hack drove up to Cannon's
house, and &. went out, and 10 there
was Dennis with u white man in the
hack. The master Immediately rero5-
nizcd the runaway, shook hands with
him, Sc, and was introduced to the
white man. Dennis asked his master
what lie should so to doing, and was
told to go and sco his wife and child
first, and his acquaintance. Before
going he gavo II history Of his trip,
which was as follows: Dennis was IN
Illinois, q free State, when Il white
man read to him II description to
which the negro answered, and To
which he owned, swing that he was
the lugitivc-lhat he paatcl to 20 back
to Tennessee that if hc had seen
ftecd0m in Illinois he had seen enough,
and offered TO pilot the white man 10
Tennessee irhc would carry him back.
The white man concluded to do 50, Ar
riyinp ut Nashville, they rot ont oi
money, and could 30 no farther. Den.
mis- told the man with him that the
LEGISLATURE was in session, and il Il,
could sec thc mombry from Nyurp,
o,untv he could borrw money euguoI
TO carry them home. The man sent
Dennis round Nashville to ]inuuiro f.,
tho member from Monroe. He mel
with Tcmnlc BickpolL, who loaned him
the money. and fine NEGRO proceeded {,
M,d;so,,iuo ,hnro ma Jol,,a,n,
bin.olr oyoin info sI,vcry. Dennis
ia hricL.mosnn ~uI,,ior and carncn
for ond We, Il. affirm, ,I,o, he sr,
moro honnjpoes IN govnrv thon IN
free State His net. vcricy what l.,
osaorts TIE eor. he j.. dana with FREE
stotca
And now VIC osl,. Irn ncyro with
mood trodc CAN'T s,cocod !, , FREQ Stat,
Uwh,o, wo,L h~o.o,roor Two d,rkoy ,yl
k,ows uo trolc This instance Of =,
,,o,o,r olo-o,r "a I'm, m,o,,o. ,r II
IN, thous,,d nroo3 ,Iot fine rco,
uust h,vc mn.tcr-o whit, mo,lnr.
IN cara co, and nroloct him-i4 onoia,
rroofor ,ho ;rc,naoitv Of fine Arrjco
f,r self. ooyo,nmont--ouotLcr pro(
tint tho ncero i. d~ccovc,I from nj
no,c.G,I hama only to lie Ic0 in
STRANGE State, with no means for Il sun,
mr., and when Inc Gnd4 how b,Ilov
beortel-bow faI.c are tho prcrcn.i.n
Of the Aboljtioni,,s, NO wonIcr ho osec
opouch Of Glocdon," and is willing
return to his masters plantation. Yh
nb;],,ntbrorv or tho obolilionist !. q
G,Iso 40 il, is uniust and uocolIcI for
and tbot i, whv thousands Of moor uLj
ncoul, arc divine from actual want III
der the very noses Of those intern:
ncddIcrs who propose 10 alleviate III
sufrcrinos Of lLo oroor AnrtcapD An
49, ,r :. ..;L I.
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800

The Masonic Register for 1860 states
that the whole number Of Lodges OF
Free Masons in the United States and
Territories, and other countries is s.
800, and allowing an average of 90 mem
bers to each lodge, the whole number of
Free Masons throughout the world is
s13.400.
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THE MAURY pREss.-Such is the title
Ola large and beautiful paper, recently
established in Columbia, Tenn, by
Mcssrs. j. O. York x Co.
The Lebanon Democrat" is the
name Of another paper just started At
Lebanon, Tenn. 1t is large, beautifully
printed, and edited BY Col. X. +. Thomp.
son, a nan of fine ability, and well
known to some of our citizens.
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BOYS NOWADAYS,
A school teacher in kentucky tho

other day was severely CUT "ltN
in the hands Of II tcn'ycar Oh boy,
when the teacher was chastising him
for II misdcmcanor, The paper publish
ed whore the school IL taught, asks
What are the boys coming to?
We should hate 10 answer the quca''
ton in accordance with belief founded
Oh what we have seen and do daily sec,
Of the rising generation around u.s. a
teacher dare not chastisc Il boy nova
days, IL has no bays for scholars, or,
at least, very seldom They rule tho
teachers instoad Of the teachers ruling
them, and yet the teacher IS expected
TO make them prollcicNt--to teach them
the sciences and good manners, and If
in his effort to do this, he has to resort
to the rod, he runs Il risk Of being cut
up, or Shutdown BY the boy hcattcmpts
to cAustisc. We do not say that the
majority Of scholars are this way, but&
large proportion are. Many boys now
at ten years old, smoke and chew 10.
bac'o, curse and carry pistols, and ran
at large over the town, Aul in Win.
chester wo have specimens Of these
boys ut all public exhibitions, and on
our street, at night, They have no
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w. H. HORN & SON,

NO. lj,-
South College Street, between Church & Broad
Nashville, Tenn.
IMPORTERS y DEALERs IN
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, VARNISHES,
w A l. L A p Err,
BORDERS, WINDOW SHADES,
2 l X L b o A X ID 5, So
~ Orders promptly attended to.
May 20. 1s59-ly.
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hthc Spring puts forth no blossoms
i'll summer there will be no beauty, and
in autumn no fruit. SO, if youth be tri.
fed away without Improvement, ripper
years will be contemplate, aud old age
miserable.
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4 LAST LOOK

There is a feeling that resembles
death IN the last glance we are ever to
bcstow on a loved objcct.--Er.
Yes, to think of the girl you have
treasured in your heart, as she passes
by on her wedding-day, and leaves n
lover all forIorn and dcsolatc. There's
afcelingin that which resembles death
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Land for Sale,

BY virtue Of a n,cree Of the County
Court Of Franklin county, Tenn, pro
nouncel at its MAY TERM. 1859, in
the cause therein pending, ". w. Brh:.
elton, admir-, vs. Il. B. Cowan ct ais. will
on the 9Th day of February, 1860, at the
Court House door in Winchester, offer
for sale the Bell tract Of Land. of which
VIM. Brazcl.on, decd, died seized and
possessed.
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Insolvency Notice.

Notice is hereby given tina, all Psfson'
having claims against the estate Of A., Nj
Breeden, deed. must file the same. duly
authenticated according TO law, with me
Clstk OF the County Court. BY the l:' Of
July. 1860. or they will be forever bs''
rsd-ssid estate being insolvsni.
D. J. MARTIN,
Jss. 80 70. klsisAphsSsk
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TRADE.

". II. Mcdonald 4 Co., advertising
agcuts, New York, send lis the card of
Geo. W. 4 Jrhiol Read, telling Us to in
,crt il iour times in the Home journal
Tor -, and to state cditoriaIIy that the
Mo,ars. Read import and manufacture
their stock Of goods, (!lats, Caps, and
Bouncts, Nuchcs, &c,,) "cXpreosIy for
the .Souihern haic,' Now, sink or
swim, by the eternal Heavens, we won't
prrvcrt our columns for a few paitry
dimes. We are not aware that the
Mcssrs. Read manufacture and get up
their goods "cXpressiy for the Southern
trade And il they do, why don'Cthcy
go to Charleston, South Carolina, and
help upa Southern mart, The fact is,
we want the Southern merchants to
patroniAc Southern cities, and those
southern cities to have direct trade
with Europe. And instead Of doing
anything to build up New York, we
respectfully invite attention of all mcr-
chants to an advertisement in our pr
per from the merchants OF Charleston,
5. G. We are in for patronizing lone
first.
We've got some mighty nice girls in
Winchester, and We want to see them
all make good wives. Therefore, We
publish for their benefit the following
Coop ADucG.-GirIs, be Industrious,
and observe economy in everything,
even in time; be neat and tidy, rise
early, and keep stirring to some useful
purpose; dress so as to preserve your
health; leave nothing for others to do
that you can accomplish yourselves =
cultivate your minds, and cschcw the
least appearance ofcvil of your manners
and conduct; SO shall you enjoy rs
much comfort, happiness, and indcpen-
dcncc rs is allotted to mOrtals in this
uncertain world, and you will stand a
very fair chance Of becoming united to
some clever, Industrious youth in mat
rimoniaI bonds, ofbecoming IN honorcd
mother, "ruling your W household
wcII,' and dispensing blessings all
around you.
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The USE OF DIR. HosTETTER's STOMACH BIZ
TIERS, for Dyspepsia, Flstulcnce, Heaviness Of
the stomach, or any other like affection, is sec
ond to nine in America or abroad. To be a.
bl. to state confidently that the "Bitters' are .
certain cure for dyspepsia and like diseases, Is
to the proprictors a source of unalloyed pleas
ure. II removes all morbid matter from The
stomach, puriiies the clood, impars renewed vi
tally to the nervous system, giving it that toni
and energy so indispensable for the restoration Of
health. The numsrous acknowledgements OF
its superior excellence and beniacent results,
have assured the projectors that it cannot but
prove a great cure to the afflicted, and impart
vitality to the thorough system.
eag- See advertisement in another column.
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HARDWARE.

HhhDN u
Courtney and Tenncnt; Hyde, Gregg and
Day; Gravcley and PrinGlc; Wilmans and
Price; II. +. Strohcckcr; }, Il. Adger i Co.
SHOES.
T.. b. Stoddard and Co.; Force and Mitchell;
Hascllinr and Walton; ID. f.. Flcmming and
Co.; Durham, Taft and Co., r. \. Pringlo and
Co.
CLOTHING.
Wsliron, Eg!cston and Co.: Edwin Bates
and Co.,; Cohen, Willis and Co; Mathicsscn,
O'Iiarn and Co.; PirrsOn, Smith & Co.
GROCERIES.
s. s. Farrar, Bros. and Co.; LanncNu and
Whildcn: j, A. Buckmyor; George w. viii
linms and Co.; 4. j. and c. Ii. Morris; Far
bum and Dottrrcr.
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
Brown and Palma; Webb and Sage.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Aaviland, Stevenson and Co.,; John Ash
hurst; ltuti and Dowic; Nelson Carter.
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS.
Bowen, Foster and Co.; Thaycr, Dcwing
and Co.; Albert Longnik; Marshall and Burgc;
j. * w. Knox.
HATS, GRIPS AND STRAW GOODS.
Horscy, Autcn and Co.; D. R, William. &
Co.; +. d. Tanning.
SADDLES & SADDLERY HARDWARE.
Jennings, Thomlinson y Co.; ~lIsstic, Cal
houn Il Go.
BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
McCartrr and Dawson: a. Carter; S. B..
Jones, Agent Methodist Book Concern
CARPETS, on CLOTHS AND WINDOW
CURTAINS.
Lnmbcrts & Howell; Jas. G. Baltic.
PAPER COMMISSION DEALER.
Joseph Walker.
IMPORTERS & DEALERS IN WINES,
LIQUORS, SHGARS, TOBACCO, &c.
ChaNre, st. Armand and Croft.
Jan. ~, 1869
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Courtney and Tenncnt; Hyde, Gregg and
Day; Gravclcy and pringlc; Wilmans and
Price; IL. +. Strohcckcr; }, 4. Adger i CO.
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+. b. Stoddard and Co.; Force and Mitchell;
HuScllina and Walton; d. L. Flcmming and
Co..; Durham, Taft and Co., r. a, Pringio and
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WHO INVENTED THE SEWING MA
CHINE?
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J. v. HAYS.
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amount 10 rra-p~. ally remains to DO seen. Fad
son river las Let advanced as much as the other
We" iofA f.Aares, because it had risen when they
were sss Ionary; it is, however very firmly held
Inc y ar ends on the 3oth inst, and the business
WIZ show, We are led to believe, profit Of . per
cs.nt for the stock.
The Western shares have been generally neglected
since our last weekly review. The baslness on the
Illinois roads for the third week Of September wss
not as heavy as was expected; the fal in bread
stuffs and some other accidental causes operated
against the movement Of grain. The roess are
now comparing, too, with season, les. year,
when business was fairly active, AID dividends
were earned on the Gaena aad Rock Is,s,ld; hence
the increase il traHe is not so large. Il seems 70
be generally supposed in tAe street that the friends
Of some OF the speculative Western stocks are not
ayerse TO seeing them decline in prize, having sold
out theic interest at profit ard being anxious 70
buy in again al reduced rates. Certain peculiar
demonstrations which were made last week, to-
gethey with tie circulation Of preposterous ranors
Regarding some Of the more popular stocks, give
plaasibily TO this belief Hey far these maI@ayres
may be successful remains 30 be seen. As gene
ral rule, this gear, lie operators who have tried
their strength against the public have lost money,
and are not likely 10 repeat the experiment III q
hurry
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The feature Of the week has been n revival OF
speculation in the New York railroad stocks, all Of
which have advanced In price. The most active
has been Erie, which, after falling 20 almost tie
loves, point TO which stock can fall after being
neglected and kicked about the street Of five dol
lars the share, has once more recovered the good
opinion Of spectators, and Ia in demand at ga a
$40. Rumor asserts that the buyers are the wealthy
men who have arranged the negotiation for the
renewal Of the second mortgage bonds, AMI tia,
they base their hopes Of profit on the increased
earnings Of the road, which IL Is conjec,ured, WIN
next year, after paymen, OF interest and expenses
leave ono half million Of dollars 10 be divided on
the common stock. The earnings are increasing
Al the present time In a remarkable manner.
September viii probably show an Increase Of
$4,000; October, il Is believed, win do still bet.
ter. How long this increase win las, Is OF course
problem which nothing but the actual even, can
decide; tic spectators who are buying the stock
must he sanguine Of a long period q improve
ment o. they would never give sl2 share
TOT shares whose only chance Of income comes
IN after 81 100000 q floating debt have been paid
81, and dividend paid on some s. 100000 OF pre-.
ierred stock. But Etc has always been a fayo.
ute football for bulls and bears. Not many
JcaTs aso i sold al 500 fell 10 s3s then rose 10
$50 when y was hopclcssly insolyent now that the
wolf las been driven from the door. il viii. pro
baby, pass through new yioissitudcs. and more
fortunes VIII be made and los, by gamblers IN IL
stock.
The same cause which has attracted speculation
70 lric has affected Central likewise, though. IN
this case, the high price has led TO good deal Of
realizing, and the advance has consequently
been more gradual. Harlem. also, is said
= he toing better, and speculation has
fastened upon this likewise. There are
stories CT new arrangements with tie
New York Central and the Western roads, which
re 10 in.rsss. he ireigt. ra5s. VIA. they VII
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TO, Lab eman lpewich.
PORTLAND, Sept ss--Ar steamship Mount Vernon Lay
led, 1ork brig Geo Ahsr West, Havana scnr Margaret
Pendleton Aacnas for SYork Cid bark Caroline Enems Ill
| ema Rochsnd. schr Lookout. Thornton, Baltimore
PROV iDESck, sept 23Arr steamers Pengun. williams
and Perei kenney Syors schr United. Vail Eazabethport
SD Allen Middleton, EuOch Pr& ShermAn
ard Helen Mar. Tui;.e AleIandra Amsa Rsrsh Phisdsi
| FAN FRANCISCO. Sep, le-Ar shin aeteos, Melvll e
Hong Kong bark Nellie Merrill Staples Bostm lh, steane
Uncle Sam, LAppidge Panama sd l2h ship Cowper, Ste
yens Cork; bark lord Raglan, Gillespie Meloolrne lss
ships Champion, Lamson Syo,k; Comet Todd Hong Kong
CD previous i4h ships yisurgs Sears liverpool Lock
sti Torhsm Melsourne In Land Bearse. Manls; Eleer
Spark, CaucAge. Sydney, NsW.
sALEM sept 27-Arf ndoro surges Euzabe,hport
sToSiNG1OS, Sept 2!-Arr sloop sgeaker Lawson For
Even CID srhr Fowler Eldrdge, Key West Sid schu
Ontario vangilder, Philadelphia; Fanny M,s newt Gavi,,
and Westerly Tor Work slcops joel Hall, Wilcox,
l Antececent Sbenied, do
WEXFORD Sept 27-Arr sloop K Wells, Baher, Eliza
behport. ed sloop Adeia wigh,man. Elzabsshport
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
"A FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY.
A. Wholesale retail, a the luw-w cssA price,
MRs. W. SIMMONS G3T Broadway.
poNNETs. -sPLrSnrD STYLISH PoySEre AT "
I'D sna SIS worth Ella and so Barnesa Victoria
ffats Tor aies children Rbbor bargains travelling
meta RNNE Millinery ssl Broadway oprosts he Metro
poiffr Hotel. Great opening On THURSDAY.
nHTTINrRy MILLINERY n ARMSTRONG WILL.
wi oven 1uesaay Octrber y rich and weI s~lscssl
sioux II Millinery Goods French pattern Hsx t. us Pal.
DAErE ADMINISTRATIONS rEREERo, 70. o
Great JCnes street has inst received lasw PARIS
nyes d fan and winter Boane Gaps Headdres.s Flowers.
Ye.kerp, rAres 40
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Raikryte. Prescott s,.nlaEioa i scurs was towel 70
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Sehr Gen Tsvicr. Jouss. Chsitarn, aav4
t~hr 1rynt. Adams. NAntuekes Avs
schr Eliza Jars. Adsns New Bedford, "a hours
fehr Young f1sser, N1rf0n, New Bedford, sdsva
kehr 1hos 4 mrs a. Baker. View Bedford "a hnura
Schr Reed. kelsy, New Bedford Cor Albany
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SciE Denmark, Brghaman, Fel hiser for AloAay
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schr !, lien. Ci.fh Providence fqr Albany.
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mr. Oliver elm an, kpelman Proviieuce Tor Aibsnv.
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schr Penney. ysnis, LAID. Norwich for Ais.ny
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slcco Asney,cA, s.een.kr, p.cv.Gen q, 5asys.
sieE Wn e Bowen, Brcsher.or, Providence, cays
sScp APOLLO, freeman, Mysuc, d4ya
floop Joel Hall stlrgea Scr ,ngscu for SoaooI..
socp Report Norton. ORIENT u hcaIa
Steamer Oeaware. Cannon, PnilAdelphsA
Steamer WAmsuttA- Arey. New Bedford.
es-sm<r Penguin, Williams. Prcvtcence.
BELOW.
sasp Abby brown, Curtis. from BrIssol, Ace 10.
snip Ellen Maria, Libby, from Sewpors, W.
Ship psshswsy, Hill, from Rotterdam.
SAILED.
Brig Z SWEET, Galveston.
Wind At srnrsse Ne; at sunset ssE, very nTt.-
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nR Won MoscHzrsKER, EUROPEAN ocuLIr AND
IL AursL can be consulted All affections q The Eye and
Dr Won moschnsker has during lie residence 70 t Imied
siates already performed ~ the most cnca opera
rrus which have Kained him the hahes tes'i . ths ear
De gwen % any Professional man, whfrh me- -
consulting rooms 0i Clinton piece be~e~n N ADD TN
avenues " B-Ar6cisl eyes inserted " aeil oenecnons
Advice given In regsu AMI abuse ~ gsssa and
directions 10 The focuses aftcv an sccurf
ton ~ he upthalnesope and cphameer snd IN sccord-
n Berlin for Obliged 70 have opucn I'D ehsr "
help yscn. O0re uI II ntou rsce bSn>n NV
hetwesr riftA and sirih avenues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-01

FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
SUNDAY. Sent. 20. lssn.

SUNDAY, Sept. 20, $50.
The foreign trade Of the port Tor the week end.
snc last evening was more active than that Of the
corresponding week last year in exports Of dones.
tic produces but the exports Of specie and the i'm.
ports Of foreign goods were less than those Of las,
week. The imporiations this year, considering the
wealth Of the country and the increased produc.
tons Of The West, have been quite moderate; and,
IA consequence, October viii probably elapse with.
out any 81 the trouble which usually marks that
season. The exports q specie are as much shor,
q those oi last year 70 date as the exports Of pro
duce are IN excess. The following are lie ohicial
tables Of the trade or the port ior the week aud
since January 1 as compared with the correspond.
ing periods ol the last two years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-01

KEY WEST Sep. a. The steamer Wafer Witch esyini
70 light he North forward yon tes OF atsgenc
Interest," The Wafer Witch has had
fever On board and two Of ten have "a
tally she has but two SICK report
The blow severely eN In he bay and for IL fate
eever ks belonging TO As place unessness la
txperenced To the arrival Of Of them bring
Of The total s OF tho rom Taylor he saved
soue b. several oheru bat OF no grea
extent
Portions Of damaged cargo Of ship Vim Jarvis soil
BY he y MsrshAl the laat two days
The Geo Napgum scudder. from PhsdelpAia for Gal
rsane much injury In ho gales Of the 18Th l<th
ehare No ra from New Orleans has yet arrived aud "
IN he Mississippi when the Bier Vile passed down.
brig with large supply Of goods arrived iroa New Sor
charged her cs,go for this place as m and sailed th
morning for rorugGs The scAr Pearl from Brazo will tab
cargo FOR New York The shb Gree called Ills morning for
Johns SF, for cargo Of cea.s.
The Spanish brig Immaculate has been o. the ways and TIC
roughly repaired
Tie fealtb OF the town continues excel,spL