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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22

Es- ExpeTfenee teacnes MS that deEioacy
females applying for the to alleviate
suffering and e That obyated In the
" s JaEes plaFkes Female pil prepared after the
ssgiprn uf Sir danes Clarke Physician the Quesn OF Eng
land and we'll kncWn be The ouly and safe remedy
fsmse aifclsas and distinctions from any csse They
bssent In bottle containing pills, post by enclosing
md W postage Asamps TO any agent.
General Agent the United MOSES Rochester
III III .. WRIGHT CO.. New orieans Wholesale Agents.
And ssld BY al respectable Rrngpea fea 2pIy&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22
MoNpAY MoaNlNe, OCTOBER =. 1875.
AggcvIoN SALES TEIs DAY.


Il
e. Rlache cosse O'clock s No % Charrss
xfHthn@- Nsp-s
GhsdsH fnaa a sail - mas o'eiors.a So Is Joclsch
ss& stseeas Hfe Aeraehesd furaurc
Faaxaae .. Srsar sells At ip O'clock At Il Chart ssee
ssst, drs Eoods, also, superior sssorr 9 white.
~ Aapt md sssy blanksts
Particulars I'M under heads ne
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22

ss- Bunher Hill Rangers The regular
weekly meetings Of This Club will be held their hail.
house Canal FrankIin Streets ON MONDAY EVEN
INGS, at O'clock. By order Of the President:
sea 2pte GEO. %. BEAREs, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22

A9- Appeal to Science III You wish 10 be
perfect Har Dys without deaefiens
Aeipent cRISF AD0R0iS EXCELSIOR DYE Ii the only one
snhmitted to This ordeal Ishas ANALYzED BY
rst ehamist III the country bis certificate
seng forth his harmlassnes within the reach Or every
buyer.
Ihe KSIfE BEAI Of its blacks and brosns which
produces with Anersn certainty IN minutes has fairly
Won for f the appeIsasion Of e natural Hair Dye
iavenisd.
aald every ywhera. Applied by all Hair Dressers
GRIsTAD0Ro, g Assor House, N. X.
sad In Hsw orleans Wholesale and RETAIL BY J. WRIGHT
co. I'll Ghartres street. General Agents. % 2plmaW
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CONSTITUTIONAL Ilaaioss Party

OF THE sTATE LOUISIANA
COL. GILES M. HILLYER,
EIector for the State of Mississippi,
win address the people of Orleans 1t O'clock THIS
EVENING" Monday, Oct a. $780, foot Of the CLAY
STATUE.
The citizens of New Orleans all The various Clubs the
Constitutional Union Party respectfully invited attend
BY order Of the Executive commitee
o22 2plt NJ. MUsSoN, Chairman.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22

- Mr.. Editor Please announce MIR. Ar
THUR ARROYO candidate for the State Legislature to
represent the Fifth Representative District Of New Orleans
Election 10Th October, 1860
% 2pse MANY VOTERS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22
. a.saslang nalso.ial. -. -. 3.

nB~ Mr. T. T. MoKssYar and his q - saA
ants again have Our thanks COR pas aO'
III fhe mall per Adafsss Express
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22

~ Col w. iii. Sparks is "a candidate for
Commissioner Of The Board Of Public Works for the First Dis
trct Election November Ctr. o. 2ntaM
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22

full supply of Bolts Washers, yises Ratchet Drills Cast
Steel Bar Iron and variety of other articles for Lock
smiths and others.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22

k5-Frof. Vegas respectfully informs his
friends and psirons that he has city, and Will
open his Glasses at Odd Fellows Hail. the proximo.
OH 2ntf -l-
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Copying Books.
Tin Cash Boees.

Just received full supply Of American and English ia
fs CASH AND DEED BOXES,
ten different sizes fro 16 inches in length with without
inside pan-a part with English Braah Locks. by
H. G. sTETsoN & CO.,
o22 2p6t 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22

sicisinond Virginia. offering for sale NEW AND EIE-
CANT SEWING MACHINE. made Southern soil, under
4Ag rights granted BY Elias Howe. Jr, Grover Baker,
WI eslsr { Wilson and I. NJ Singer Co.
Lester Sewing Machine confines all the merits Of The old
Agelines avoiding all Of their faults.
III W she Agent NJ s. HEDRlcK, No 81 Canal street
zSei< .. t4na. o6 2plm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22
Piaste,.ers, Tools.
nIaeI.inists, Harawar.

FEW SETS pLAsTEREs' MIrR1NG AND SHOP TOOLS,
Of Rushion's Celebrated Make, just received
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22

Hgv Drs Charles Ez. KelHa. Dentist No. IB2
nls apiyAe6E
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22
o. -rses.a and Belisve--Nesv York, ApriI Il

N8r Read and Helieve--Nexy York, April ~,
1858 ~. y, Haga, EsqDearSb About i've months since
hpnsllt your Ha Ceerini and
sing more would inquire may found
NY hair when qnite young turned grey have used
articles cr e purpose Of restoring It. bns did not
until obtained this which pFodnced the desired effect
haxe requested by Of my friends anong them
several ladiss1 procure 1t Il possible mnch pleased
~ih itor has great in pereona ap.
rearanees BY answering this you wiil much eblige
Yours, very respectfully
H. @ GOODRICH,
Steamer Bridgeport Peck Slip, N. Y. 4
Remember TINT ibis result produced By Heinsrees In
ixable original only reliable Hair Restorative
Price 81 cents ard 81 bot ie Sold everywhere
WI. 4. HAGAN b CO., Propricgors Troy, N. Y. Il
Sold IS !. WRIGHT CO.. u and io chares street, New
Orleans ole 2plm&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22

respectfully invite the attention my friends and the me
camille community generally the complete stock of
STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKS, which have lust
opened
My Blank Books
Have all been made order from hrscass American and
English Paper expressly the Orleans city trade each
full bound book being stamped with my name.
Cotton samp1ing Paper,
Also made expressly for New Orleans the best material
It extra heavy and the very best color for the
Writing Papers.
All kinds and qualities from the English Kent made
the highest French AmericanWoye and Laid Ruled
and Plain, Blue asd White,
Copying Presses,
All qualities and prices varying ST 50 to SIS 0O
Copying Letter Books,
All qualities and styles of Binding and at prices 10 su
Copying and Fluid Inks.
Arnolds Maynard Noyes and variety of new and i'm
proved qualities
FoIey's Celebrated Gold Pens.
These Pens unequaed elasticity neness
counting New Yolk the Of all
others Every Pen warranted 10 give satisfaction.
FafrchiId's Gold Pens.
Too well known to require recommendation.
steel Pens.
An qualities and prices Gilotts Perys-waraned gen
BANKERS NOTE CASES.
TIN CASH AND DEED BOXES
FANCY WRITING DESKS and Portfolios,
FANCY and PLAIN INKsTANDs.
And all articles used in Counting Houses Banks insurance
Companies, etc.
Diaries for 1861.
Particular attention given orders for all styles PRINT
ING and LITH0GRAPhINt, CHECKS NOTES, DRAFTS
ACCOUNT SALES, BILLS OF EXCHANGE BILL HEADS
NOTE and LETTER HEADINGS, etc
Shall always hand the wants of my custom
ers, and pains shall spared give tatisfacon.
7. FITZWILLTAM,
stahoner Printer and Account Book Manufacturer,
o22 2p6t No. 76 Camp street.
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JNesp .FssGE Goods.

T.. r.. II "a r. d o N,
27.............CH CHARITIES STREET. T...............21
Has just opened his Fall took Of BoNNETs, FLOWERS
DRESS TRIMMINGS MANTILLASt CLoAKs, etc.
onann
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Fresach Perfs4saaery.

received Paris complete of FRENCH
PERFUMERY, direct from the manufactures.
LION & ANDREE,
81 and Sc Royal street,
oz2 2pkf corner OF Bienvie
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Rftksst0atfss. Ksakcsfaads.

just received, large supply of those celebrated
FRENCH SPRING INKsrANDs,
both Porcelain and Glass also Flat Glass nkstands six
from inches together with large assortment of
PLAIN AND FANCY INKs-For sale by
II. G. STETsoN & CO.,
o22 2p6t 81 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22
Btasak Books.

Essasek Book Papers.
Just received large supply Of Fine superne and Extra
superfne
Imperial Super Royal Royal Medium Flat Gap Double Flat
Cap, Denny and Folio Post of American English manufac
ture Blue and White Woye and Laid For at very low
prices by
o22 2p6t 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22


Section No. 60 Sewing Machines.
In this article there much interest felt by many besides
the Competitors. The Committee well selected aud
over hree examining merits Of the several machines
Ten we're entered First Premium The Committee after
having fairly and carefully ALL consulted together
which should be Hrst and It lay Wheeler Wilson
and Grover d Baker. The Committee then awarded
Enry No. 4-Grover Baker, First Premium Diploma and
$50 0D.
ENTRY No, 5-wheeler Wilson Second Premium, Grand
Silver Meda.
coMMITTEE; aa.=.=.
\. BLATTNER, Esq, G. w. ALEXANDER, Esq,
y. II. BLOOD, Esq, SAMUEL HALE, Esq,
Persons Of high position and eminenty well qualified to Judge
They unanimously awarded the
FIRST PREMIUM TO GROVER 4 BAKER
z..~. -As-
THE BEST FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22
q. N. MOODY,

THE NEW ORLEANS SHIRT EMPORIUM,
o27 2pf Corner Canal and Royal streets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22
BRAsELMAN's DRY GOODS EMPORIUM.

1900 yards English and American CALrcoEs at 10 cents
44 Worth IL cents.
leD FRENCH CALICoES, at 25c.-Worth 4oc.
1900 :. CHALLAI DE LAME, at 20c--Worth SOC.
500 :. EMBROIDERED GRIsAIfLE, yard vide at 65e.
Worth ST.
GOO :. IRISH PoPLINS, at 90c-- worth 81 Is.
300 SMALL CHECK SILKS, at 65c.-worth 81.
$50 FANCY STRIPED :. at at75c.-worth 81 10.
400 BLACK >. -. at 75c.-Worth 81 90
j. A. BRASELMAN,
o22 2pMoWeFr corner Magazine and ST. Andrew streets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22

attention, Uasi0ss Gssa7.d,
NINTH WARD, THIRD DISTRICT.
The Of the above Club will assemble THIS EVEN
ING. Monday Oct o. at 81 o'clock the Climb Room over
the Star Goehouse Lesee street between Moutegut and
Gouet Streets the purpose attending Mass Meeting
take place at Macarty square
By erder Of the President;
o22 gplt PHILLIP POWER, JR., sec'y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22
.Mees'sGFaGsStat Pipes.

An invoice of Genuine MEERsoHAuM PIPES, in a great
variety of styles, Just received by
LION Il ANDREE,
5l and So Royal street,
o2s 2ptE corner Bienville ct.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22

la every style the asnufacory No s62 Broadway N Y
Directions for self,measuremeni sent by pest.
ngout this advertisement compare the prices given
above, and yon will declare them no humbug.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22

eE Sunday morning 2isi INST at O'clock FREDERICK
AIPHoNSRus. emily son Of Henrietta and J. j. Burrowes
ared year and months
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In another column will be found Il
communication from + I, EstiIl, Esqy
a relation to the extension OF the W.
A. r. r. Most heartily do we concur
With him in saying that the Road should
he built to Huntsville. II can and Will
oo done, at no cost to US, if the stock
holders in ON road say so, And Will
they not? Iftbe road is completed to
the Memphis 4 Charleston track, an
immense amount Of travel will be So
cured to it, which now goes round BY
Stevenson, This i, plain to every one
There may be many who consider some
other point Of intersection than Hunts
vile, as better, but ifthcir fayoritc point
cannot be attained, it would certainly
be policy to accept the next best point.
But our hurry this week prccI0dcs
the possibility o~fmaking remarks in re
lation tothis important step. We nope
TO sec it discussed and recommended by
the Fayetteville Press, and that Mr., f.
will let US hear from him again.
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AN NI'EDIE NT.

We heard / good story related u few
days since. ltran thus: A young man
who had not seen much of the world,
and was ray'hT unsophisticatcd, took II
notion to try for the hand and heart of
n girl Of his acquaintance. Thinking
his suit would he more successful, he
came to town and purchased II pair of
bran new boots. These lac pn, on one
Sunday evening, and hnstcncd to the
abode Of his "lady fair" She, with
others of the family, did not make
much conversation with the young sui
tor-and, moreover, did not notice his
new boots. BY and by, after he had
placed Lis boots in every position, he
despaired Of tho prospect that they
would be madea topic Of converse, and,
with O. long drawn sigh, exclaimed =
You needn't think strnngc if you
smell new leather"
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For Attorney General.

We are authorized to announce James
II. Hughes as a candidate for Attorney
General in the 8lh Judicial Circuit, in
Tent essee, composed OF Coffee, Warren,
Van Barren, Grumpy, Lincoln and Frank.
lin counties. Election 4lh Thursday in
May, 1850.
We are authorized TO announce Mii!or
Turney a candidate for Attorney Gene.
raj in this district.
We are authorized to announce JESSE
AnLEGg a candidate for Attorney Gene.
raj N this district. Election 1860.
We ar aurhori%l etc announce c, G.. Ne
KINNEY - canu,lnto for Attorney Genera.
II this district. Election in 1850.
We are authorized to announce II. II.
Smith a caulidatc for Attorney General
from this district.
We are authorized to announce r. +.
GuLELAsD, of Fayetteville, a candidate
for Attorney General IN this district.
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COMMERCIAL.
Nashville Market,

Nashville, Jan, 10, 1900.
COTTON. But little doing. Buyers are
giving 5000.
TopAcco, There Is, rs yet, nothing doing,
except in loose lots, and these are generally in
fericr. Lugs, in such sales, bring from 81 SO
@$2 90 per hundred and Leaf ~ 259$4.
BAcoN.-Shouldcrs 5 cts Hams scarce ut
lOI@ll; ClcarSidcs lOl--rrom wagons, From
store, packed, IN advance on these figures.
LARh-Good Lard, in suitable packages, 10
cents.
WuEAT.--Primc Red and White in demand
at 81 lO@Sl %,
FLouR--Demand active, Extra So GOO
81 60, per barrel; supcrlnc So so, Extra
Family Flour in bags, So 80; Supcrine SO 90
T2oS lis. These are wholesale prices, the re-
tail figures advance % cents u 90 lbs, and so
cents per barrel,
Oats, -Shcllcd oats are worth 70 cents per
bushel, in lots from store; BY retail 50 cents.
Rye.-Nonc in the market,
Burloy,--lh demand, ut rs cents per bushcl'
Com,--Buycrs are giving 70 cents per bueh.'
81, l~!ctaiiing from s,ore'at soNgSO!
Whisky -Rcctiilgd 2j@27; country brands
5O@7jc.
C~hccsc,-English Dairy l2l@13. Western
Reserve log
CONFERENCE.-The SIC; Band "a a;
Horse Shoe 81; Nail Rod 0; Boiler, Oh Sheet
sIm9!; Hoop Sl@0g. Pittsburg--Bar 3!ci
Band 55@G; Horse Shoe 5; Nail Rod Z; Sheet
5!@Gj Hoop 7@7!.
Nuils,--Thrccs So 50; Fours S4 50 U key;
Skies 81; Fights SO rs; Tens, andlarScr silcs
SO 80.
1'ope,-Grass l2!@1ic; Jute l2!j Cotton
Thread 22!@23.
Salt.-Finc sack is worth 81 80; Barrel 40
cents per bushcl,
Sugm.--Wc quote; in bhls, 9@l0; 1 cent
less in hhds. n, y Coffee Sugars l0lSll;
Crushed and Powdered l!!@l2c; Loaf lllN
II cents.
Molasses. New crop 45@ IS, in barrels.
fl cc.-Stock light, demand fair. Primo
Rio is firm at l2@l3!c; Loguyra 14@15l; ia
va 1E@O.
Candlcs,-Star, firm at leM 10 for IA or; 81
for full weight; Tallow ~.
Dried Fruit.-Amlcs in fair demand at$l@
81 25,
Irish Potatoes. --jCm 60 cents II bushel.
Hides and Lcathcr.-Wc quote green hides
) at cents; dry 3 at - cents. Gal; sole leath-
cr 3octs p ID for best quality; I!emlock 2scts;
/ Harness 900
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State of Tennessee.

Thomas Short,
VS..
Donald Drake.
On motion of corplainants and il appearing
to the satisfaction of the Court that defen-
aul, Donald Drake nonresident Of The
State Of Tennessee,
1t is therefore. ordered by the court that
publication be made in tho "tIome Journal
a newspaper published in Winchester, Tenn
for four successive weeks, requiring sald'
nonresident defendants to make their per-
sonal appearance before The worsbipful County
Court to be held for said county at the Court
house in Winchester Tenn, on the trst
Monday in Feb ruary next, then and there
to plead answer or demnr to complaInanls
petition or the same will be taken Tor cor
fessed and set for hearing exparie as to then.
K. r. SIMS, Clerk.
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HUSBANDS; THINK OMIT.

An excellent writer, speaking OF Ia,
duties orthc wife, well says that vain
will be her amiadlc efforts to please, I'M
less chefs assisted by her husband and
other members around and truly, it is
an unpleasant sight to see Il family,
when collected together, instead of en-
Iivcning the quiet scene with a hltI'
good-humorcd chat, sitting.IIkc statutes,
rs ifcach is unworthy the attention OF
the other. And then, when Il stranger
comes in, o dear, such smiles and ami
nation, and Ioquacity, ''lct my lot be
to please ut home says the poet, and
truly | cannot help iccIinga contempt,
BILE opinion OF those persons, young or
old, male or female, who lavish their
good humor and pleasantly in compa.
ny; and hoard up su%Ilcness and silence
for the sincere and loving group which
compose their lirc-sidc.
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For Constable.

We are authorized to announce George
Lelebcr o candidate for Constable in this
district. Election 1860.
We are authorized to announce l.. Is.
CLEMENTS a candidate for Constable III
this district, No. /. Election in March.
We are authorized to announce Rich.
ard Sharp a candidate for ConNpblc in
this district.
We are Authorized to announce WIN.
FANElS candidate for re election as Con.
table IN this district,
We are authorized to announce ROBERT
w. REEVES, a candidate for Constable in
this district,
y are authorized to announce Rich.
ard Faris a candidate for Constable in
this district.
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We sometimes meet with men who
seem to think that any indulgence in
an alcctiOnatc feeling is weakness
They will return from Il journey aud
greet their families with Il distant dig
nifty, and move among their children
with the cold and lofty SpIcndor efan
iccburg surrounded by it, broken irag-
mcnts. There is hardly Il more Umnat.
ural sigat on earth chan Of those
families without a heart. A Father had
5tltct c.tinguish his boys eyes than
take away his heart. Who that has
experienced the joys Of friendship, and
Vnlues sympathy and affection, would
not rather lose all that is beautiful ia
natures scenery than be robbed Of thc
hidden treasures Of his heart? who
would not "athcr bury his wife than
bury his love lgghcl7 who would not
rather ioliow his child TO thcgravc than.
cntomb his affections? Cherish, then,
your hearts best affections. Indulge
in the warm and gushing emotions OF
ii!ial, parental, and irHtcrnaI love
Think it not Il Wcaknc,s-God is Love.
Love Cod lcyc every body, and eve
ry thing that is lovely. Teach your
children ~ loyc--to love the rosc-;hc
robin-to love their parcnts-to love
their God. Let it be the studied object
Of their domestic culture to give them
warm hcarts-ardcnt affections. Bind
your whole family together by these
strong cords. You cannot make them
too strong. Religion is loyc-Iovc to
God, love b. man.
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HOUSING THIEVES.

A few days since Mr., Benjamin W.
Jones, of Portland, overhauled a drawer
of old papers in his store, whicc he had
pot disturbed before for years, In this
drawer he found II mouse's nest, com
posed Of small bits Of paper, intcrmlh'
gled with which were three, five ana
ten ccntpieces, to the amount OF so ~,
which the little rogucs had, from time
to time, stolen from tho moncy'drawer
to adorn their nest.
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State OF Tennessee.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE COURT, e.
I. \. Loughmillcr, plaintiff,
V.
Samuel Swan, defendant,
debt on an Il count
In this cause. suit having been commenced
before the undersigned. a Justice of the Peace
in for said county, by The plaintiff against the
defendant. by AN original alta hmcnt founded
on said account, and wns levied upon 100 acres
of land. b. the same more or less, belonging
to said defendant, lying in Franklin county,
by VIM. Faris, constable, on thc2}d Sept, 49,
80. and was returned before me ON the 18th Of
Nov. 1867, with said lcvy-whcrcupon it is
therefore considered BY ne, and 50 ordered
that all further proceedings BE- stayed in this
cause until thc 2jth day of JIly next, 1860.
l. is therefore ordered that publication be
made for 4 consecutive weeks, in the '.llon q
Journal a newspaper published in the t.wn
Of Winchester, Tenn, requiring the said
Dercndan, TO BE- aud appear before Thom1s
Finch. Esq j, p, the uniers gned, at his
office, IN the town of Winchester, on the the
10Th Gay ofJuly next leo. 1t being a Ius-
tees Court, Il en- AMI there 10 defend said
suit, or judg mcnt final, by default will be
rendered Sgains, him ex parte, &c. This
18th day Of January, 1850.
THOS. FINCH, J. P.
of Franklin Co.
CSC O0.)
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TEN GOLD DOLLARS.
And for the fifth largest list,
TEN GOLD DOLLARS.
For the sixth largest lit,
TEN GOLD DOLLARS.

The above premiums are all to be given in
GOLD-not in JowoIry that is half brass, or
ia trick. Of one sort and another, They will
certainly be awarded and 80 our friend, might
i, we'll commence WORK, TIL" l,t list must con
tain ut least iitty ,uo-cribor,-thc second 80,
and the Sd 20, The time given viii be- to 1.-The
1T Of March. Persons competing viii please
state the fact in sending II, names, 50 that We
can keep II correct account Of the same, SHd be
governed accordingly in the award Of prrmi-
ums. Tho names Of th' successful competitors
will be given in March. so you see there Is
no churrc for doil5tg on oar part, w"r" We 50
di.uo-cL We make th"so libcr"I offers that
tn Southern people may be encouraged to give
rs that support wrasJl, in order to establish, in
Winchester, as soon rs possible, It journal equal
10 any North, Our business is 10 p1oli.h
Il newspaper, and our affections are ccntorcp
.hor.in. We take pride in this respect, and
are willing TODD oct part towards establishing
4 good southern journal.
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For Register.
FRANKLIN Co. Tenn, April

FRANKLIN Co. Tennu Apr! ~
Editor HOme JOurnal;
Please announce to the voters oil Frank
lin county that ! am q candidate Tor the
Office Of Register, at the ne&' MorcI
election. AS | am a cripple, and una
bic to ride but Il short distance horse
back, it will be almost out Of my pow
er 10 meet the people at the different pre-
%cincts, but will if | can.
Yours. truly,
MARTIN c.. OSBORN.
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For County Court Clerk.

We are authorized to announce join D.
ANGELL Il candidate for County Court Clerk
0! Franklin County, at the March election.
We are authorized to announce H. r..
SINS a candidate for re. ection as Coun'
ty Coun Clerk at the next March election
We are authorized 10 announce JOHN
e. Eyocus a candidate for County Court
Clerk of Franklin County, at the March
plrcliOn. 1860,
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NEWSPAPER SUPPRESSED.

A short time since we published an
account Off Virginia Postmaster refil-
sing to deliver the New York Tribune
to its subscribers. Another in the same
State has published n card in the Day
ton COhioJ Religious Telescope, that
that paper will no longer be permitted
to be delivered to subscribers in Virgin.
ia, on account of its alleged incendiar.
ism.
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TO the Merchants
OF THE
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

We, the Undersigned, Importers ana job
hers IN the CITY OF Charleston, in view OF
the present excited slateoithc country, deem
i, proper to bring to the notice OF the interior
Merchants, tie claims we have to their pat
lonagc and custom. The majority OF US have
lrru long established in business, and !rrln
our experience are well acquainted with The
wants u tins session OF country. All Of uS
uold sentiments in common on the aGltatlng
question It the day-oInycry-rnd all Of rs
DESIRE, as far as practicable, to become com
morcIaiIy independent OF the North. we
have, no desire to undcryatc the energy and
enterprise Of Northern cities, but we claim
to be able to supply goods in our respective
lines, on rs favorable terms, both usto price
aud credit. Us the merchants OF any city IN
the Umcn. We have facilities for Obtaining