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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-03-22

TIE EMIGRAuT7S DAUGHTER.

name of Wallace, Of Scotch descent en-
igratcd to Texas, and settled at Il small
inland village. His family consisted Of
himself, wife, daughtcr and servant
This daughter, an only child, was then
about eighteen years Of age, and very
bcautiiUI--of Il graceful figure, regular
features, dark hair, and bright, merry
sparkling black eyes. She hadrccciycd
Il good education, was we'll accomplish
ed, and soon became the belle Of the
place. She had one fault howcYcr,--a
fault common to most pretty womcn--
she was Il coquctlc
Among her numerous admirers was
Il man some thirty years Of agc--tall,
dark, and sinister Of aspcct--of whom
report did not speak altogether tnvora-
bly,. lie had come to the place Il short
time subsequently to the settlement Of
Mr.. Wallace, and located himself at the
village inn, where he gave out that he
was man of wealth. Nothing was
known Of his history, and there were
none who could say he was not what
he represented himself; but there were
many who believed, for various reasons.
that he was Il professional gambler
lie seemed to have plenty Of money,
and, 50 far as he could be seen, conduc-
ted himself in an upright and honora,
bic manner. Eat still he was not liked
there was sometime foo Stern and
rorbidIiun in fine man 70 make him
popuIor with thc ncoplc around. and
hence he was rorordcd with susnicion
and distrust,. and many stories were
set ,Goat dcrocatorv to his moral char.
meter lanes Vounhon--tor 81 he rove
hi. uomc-sccmcJ NOT in thc Ico.t dis
turbcd bv thoso evil rcnorts but contin-
nod to canGuct hinso,f ooir ho hoI;orcI
Chat al were satisfied with fine rcport
he rave Of himself
How, !, v,os tLot ln frsf ho.,,,o oc-
orointcd with IInl,r WoII,co, ,.o, ,,l
known TO tho oo.,iuiur .uorlfon Of thc
y;II,yo. hut tLoy wcrr suIdnnIv spr-
n,iycl to find him rcccivcJ,t the dwell
line, ,r her c,thcr os - wc,.o,,, ,,,c., =.
and if w,s .,on r,,morcl t,ot Ln v.,s
lrcotc1 NV IyoIr, LcrscIr with u,rl,oJ
lnvor
Time passed on-six months gIidcd
away-and still Vaughan remained at
his old quarters; and still his visits to
the house Of Mr.. Wallace continued.
gradually incrcaSinr in frequency, until
il WAS known that scarcrIy n dav pas-
scd without meeting between him and
Helen. Meantime there were many
other gentlemen who called to see her,
and whom she received with polite
courtesy; bat VAUGHAN. it at lcngth
became WHISPERED about, was the favor
cd ,uitor
Bu, fine porsons who had made such
wondcrG,I rrcdictio,s concrrnin., tbo
c,,r.o,ru,r,n u-,,,,o ,..or, soo, a,.
,inoL =, ,no,t o,,,,,o, .,,,.,r;s, u.hi,L
m Ill. 49,. c..I :.
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Notice.

All who know them,clye, indebted to the
undersigned will please come forward and pay
up their small bill Immediately, or not think
hard Of us if necessity compels ", to put their
accounts in the hands Of an Officer We owe
money ourselves, and have no other means to
look to but what our patrons owe ms, and by
for necessity the call would not be made.
April z. $50. CLOPTON IL MURRHL
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"MIIAN,S IN \ NAME9N

The editor Of the puducoh commor-
cioI hos hoo, ronLion Ton,,.so,,,. ro,,.
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""t o u,% |N''" r,, ~ '7''''',''' 70
n.,' 49,. r.u'.
v" ,,, Co. 'o'''"''
ii'ro is seven ,'''Hnr'' o"''"FS worth
OF the "gem, bcIngjuSt fourteen lines
"Nhat does little birdie say
In her nest at peep ofdayE
Lctmc fly, says ,llc birdie,
Mother, let me fly away.
Birdie, rest Il little longer,
So she rest. little longer
Then She flies away.
What doc, little baby say,
In her bed at peep ofdav?
Babysavs like litllc birdie,
Let me rise and hv away
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OF honor. ROom was made for him on
tho side Of tho table oppsite tho bride,
and matters once more resumed their
natural course; but not with the same
freedom and hilaIty as bclore--all par
ties seeming to nc. under deep restraint.
IT Vaughan noticed this he appeared
not TO do SO, but now and then cXchan-
gcl few civil words with those around
him, and altogether conducted himself
as one who believed himself Il well
como guest.
AtIcnsth, taking a bottle of wine,
he said, looking directly at the newly
woddod poir'-"Will You permit me to
drink a toast with you"
Receiving quiet assent, he reached
over, filled their glasses and then his
own.
"My sentiment" he continued, "is
one which know you will not refuse
Here is happiness through life, and on
ly separation by death.
The toast was Il little singular, and
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and there? 1t was the last word Of the
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- , ,''s - wv ..,,I7 W., '''7 ,,.
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wv $780, '''",'.' "'', w., ''.,'' :, w. ~ M w.
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o.;1on, not :, .,;,,., ,,n. ,,.,..,uo.,
,bo o,d ccnt;nr or c,n,,;y,oif,,. v,,s
,,,,l,o,l,. Lo;r,, ros,orol ,.l,or ..,,l1,,
ly Mr. Wallace started uD and called
ONT in a tone that sent a chill to every
hcart,-"Good Heaven. what is the
matter with IIclcn?o
The words brou"lt tbc attention O
all directly upon her, and moro tha,
one crv Of alarm arose as the different
Guests sprunr up in confusion. The
bride was indeed dcathly palc--hcr
eyes were cIoscd-hcr beautiful tta-
lures were working almost convusivc-
! ly-md she was gradually sinking
back in her seat and tDllinr thcretrom.
Her husband, turning to her in alarm,
was in tie act Of rcachin. out his arm
to save her when he himself WAS sud,
''"'S '''"''' III '''' '''''' ~, WI, '''''"'
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"''' ''''' '"'S Nv ''''D''
r;l1o., .,,c,sio, o,s,,l youou an,
old c,mc burryiuo, nm from tbo diff
rprcnt tnLycs and crowdinr around !,
horror. and ncn in = tromnIous r,or
GL ehudJ,rin,. vhisncr dorI, word.
hcrop TO float thronuh t,e co Iectcd
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To the Public.

The undersigned being well known as wri
ter, would offer his services to all requiring
Literary aid. He will furnish Addresses, Ora
tions. Essays, Presentation speeches, and re-
plcs, Line, for Alaums, Acrostics, prepare
matter for the Prcs--Obituarics, and wrlc
Poetry upon any subject. Address lpost paid
FINLEY JOHNSON,
New York City.
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Cedar Posts.
NEW CANDIDATE FOR SHER.
TFF

To the People Of frdnklin County and
elserhere.
This is to notify all voters. and those who
cannot vote, that l have opened LIVERY
STABLE on the street leading from Mrs Sim
to the old Jail, where | will keep on hand Bug-
gies and Horses for hire on reasonable terms
Horses boarded cheap.
Also
] run an Omnibus to both the Winchester r. r.
Depot, and to Decherd 10 meet the night trains
Also
on hand, on Main street, all kinds Of Saddles.
and Buggy and Carriage Harness for sale
Give me call and ] will try to please. Pro-
duce of every sort taken in exchange at market
prices. A. W. RUSSEY,
Winchester, Feb, 1860 "
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light; but even this supposton great
ly to their chogrin, was speedily dcs.
troycd by sending parties to the town
in question, whore it was found that
James Vaughan mortal, aud not james
Vaughan's ghost, had stipulated for Il
conveyance and taken bodily passage to
Nacogdochcs This was all that could
be CLEANED, and all that could be known
concerning the man that had been so
much talked about; and the rest, being
simply n conjecture, soon died out II
natural death,
Three months more passed away,
and Helen Wallace was found to be just
as gay and lively as oycr--tho only diff
ference to note being that she had
moro suitors than before. Among these
latter there was soon ma nbcrcd one,
supposed, like Vaughan, to be more ofa
lavoritc than the others, known in the
village. This was Il NounG man some
five and twenty years ofaEc, Ola light
coh'p'A'o'' PF'l'oNS'SN'''S "lP'"'""'''
and agreeable manners, who had re-
ceh''Y come INTO in' l'''' "''' "p'"'u
SNoP 1or 'raoe' III I" I''''' N"'"%' "'
was dignticd by the tide Ola merchant,
~, 1 ,,.,o ,,r,,..l 4, ln vrnll tn H., in
anu was suppose" 10 DC "'''-'o'"o III
inc "or'a, Iiho'"o'o'"'''S Il "'''U''!'
l!eN'E 'I'N'I"h0 "''S " very "'"'I-
CT p'I'on"%' from MS S"Ii'o''' 'N"'
and made mmSea popular with al FIaS-
Ne'. h'' IKE al tine rest "pP'ar'" 10
n'Nm''''h with 'he chNfn' "' ''' gay
l'''''j ANA inns '''"e the i''''F'H''"
SoS7'l'S oo'"F'' '"V "' o"S"V 10 pc
'"' '''N"'''' .N"'"'' an" a." "'' l" '"''r
! power 10 'Fo'G "'ou' "lne coNS"n''N"-
''oh 50 o'No",'E 10 '' "''n'o "No "P-
p"r'h''N WIN S"Nc'S'' 'oF III " ''"
NOM. 5 the report wen, ''rU"', '''' Nv
,'''" i'''''' were r''S'S'', ''' ''"' '.'"
become as attentive as his absent rival
had ever bc2nj andat length Helen her
srIi'mnomccd that he was tn" chosen
one, and That certain day, sometime
set in the future, WAS fixed upon for the
wedding. This was confirmed hy her
own preparations for the great event,
and it was generally believed that the
wedding would be II brilliant affair.
Not to dwccI upon the matter, we
briefly state that the auNiouoly looked
Tor dayal length arrived, ,and was ooa-
| l,,li
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Marble Monuments.
j. p. NEW ELL

He i. prepared to ill orders for any kind Of
Monuments, at the shortest notice" and uu the
best terms. lie is thankful for the r,sronngc
he has heretofore received, and respectfully su-
licits continuance of the same. lie warrant,
his work 10 be Il, good Us any that can be pur-
chased in the country, bnd prices lower than
her" or ut Nashville. You who have friends
resting in the silcnt grave, can here find mon
um"nt that will show where they lie, and keep
them fresh in your memory.
W. j. SLATER. Agent
Winchester Tenn.
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~ Uls laprlIRe PrllTan9 Der s369Inge ticfer NnitoI fin6et ann
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S: Sa1pt@ itatt. Dieielbe be9tnnt Waorasts UNI S H6r lmS miro
at per glementartlane erbfnet. 9Das 0abere beIaaen bic in bsnr
Prnlunn9slaale an9eibla9enen Hro9ramme. Ole Gltern rneiner
q@nleg leple ale 6reunSe Der grSebun9 limo irsln6lt6it einaeIa-
Den. Dettamatonen nnb @elang fin6en am Npnnertoo gPbsno
sn ben New-Niemblp= Blooms ltatt. N""~
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4ier=an. Ole 9pauier IN Supoua tparet
lltbello itber bic gSe9nabme Ser Mirampn1
den 0anpfer ppr Sero @ruS.
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v@ttD Of Q%Sdf6inutcll.

uVIlH u 2SdI9ll9tol."
9t en Yprt, 81. War5, Sbi0er CANT
PIER fam pot liverpool an nit Oaa9ri6ten big
gum y, Die allp peraltet linb.
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81. @nnnn,fdlr &chnIe.

Dte SsbrltuIoen itrs oas Spninterbatbiabr uebmen am Dsontaa
cen 2. @Srll Wtpr9en8 s l1br tbren anfans. gn SieIem 8aae froo
9sa DE ,m . faf + E en- Die Nainabme neasr SOD
agmelSun9sa beliebe man i'm Snterefe hr S9Gler umC gebrsr ID
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az I1oSfta 81 t B e aW E IT, sal 9feal
Newz Dorf %. W1drs. Sbi9rar DAM
pier fam init Sapaua=g tadridteil Bis gum %.
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al Sic heiten Goh[en

asS pOles @eipiHt 81 $500 per EUnne aus Der ga 70 bon
fsnasn in Der OfRse Ses gOedtf ssfeat pegbsa. Oils
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&ornmnmm s. Sru6er.

NA, 81 .,.sa, sMerda1t Sailpr8,
-lAA- ise n@p.43O &et- galtimpretraBegm 81
~enpiebeu IT'D gum auierttgcn bon 9errentleibern, wethe nod5
nelteiter Wepee9ei1niten I1o gcnabt weroel.
Gg7 @ite7aaSpab BON Stcten fur &Sde, SoIen unb gSeRar
nto 1tets oprratbt9. (l327, 6mt)
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TaS SOntmer- Semeler pbtser MnifaIt beoiunt am gsuntoo
oeh q Nprti.e AnraeIcun0en sur Nuinabme neier @diler f5nne1
M Saufe oteler naobel ndetiten gSpde eematt iper6en.
We326slwr &&iGf4a SAB Yb. Sader go. l76 Sonhifroftr
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Baltimore Dtfkfr,
GaOOnr's 9(nt'Ort an NapOleOll.

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gtaotsG collectors Office.

81 e 4 baltimore, Ben Fl. aeSr5 1860.
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aRs2l Sml, iosw @ssesH aa ptabta@Cfectpr.
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Nflte Nn5eigtn+
Y commandments Ydfe ims Qlrslon6
u % oI.ce oF Baltimore sseder" beiorat.
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iraBe. =" Vop"'N" pau, Ne. 1872 Y. 5apette-
ggss~ : Der @r5tebang ino ~frsunoii9it sum gelude s~fnastaOen.
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gu Sasets @abI ao. o. go ltin'Srsltr Spil8ss. esaS,, unb
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Mgsss&gaEaAI1 gAIB@ sA
+. nn0 failipnabfcr &leiOer[aben. ].
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= nf Oiterm baben mil, Der 9ebe 81. Sacpb
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fe ieibft aniertigt 10 lit er in ben Staub 9eiebt. fe gu E e
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YfaB mo Der Npru eS EcpfeS 9emadt, naD sieoer b~elebtaet
Mcoe-441 sea ! tEs Ina eef4 so 81 WS24-Mp9
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= lln fsepdft J, sss 7.

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lssaS De QSstc .Auspa9t BON
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ffnbctk -p,o,, inner- hns Jacob gSabI'S SO. 81 8aIttnDrefr.
biuiaen @tpres 49, - (p524-Np9)
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-21

rus Celebrated Water which obtained from tins Aresian
wei Ut Louisville from The depth Of 9S0 eut has been proved
nv tho aaFsis OF Professor Lawrence Smith, OF Louisville and
Professor r. Bhiinn Of New York 10 he closely allied
in medicinal properties to the aFraned Nstess o. ssn
gs in Bavaria and superior thai nj the Be sk Of Ken
tney the Congress Syringe OF sarstogs or sale il
this city.
such Diseases Dyspepsia, CostyaneS DeranSaent
of the LyeI Nervousness ETC., etc., tr sAs any Of tn
mineral heretofore in 1t il PINT IN bottles en
packed with great In strong boxes, Containing n
| dogan bottles. For ssia in No q Orleans by
P Is. FERRAI,L. Commission MefchsIi
Rosa Nc. u Peydrsss street.