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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-20
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may2l l6s Superior, opposite Bank 81.
pLJOUS KID GL0VES-JU UsT
ID purchased q auction, worth SleQ, selling at IS
''nss; msyn SMITH EzEkIEL Is RE4ABi suad4ioit st.
WOOL SAOKING-A GOOD
june5 s. sRAYMoND co.
LARGE NEW YORK JOBBING HOUSE.
MESSRS. J. 0. BROWN & SON
dss @ Ri s5Ed oas 3 lSs aSy5g sE t9nss ss
York Commercial Houses, are prepared 10 furnish
their numerous friends and former customers with
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS,
WATCHES JEWELRY,
YANKEE NOTIONS, &c, &C., &c.
Known to the trade. at New York prices. The are
received Per Express daily, large stocks Of Goods,
Broadclothes, Caasimeres, Oottonades, Gents
Summer Wear, Irish Linens, TOweling,
Table Clothes, Bleached Muslin,
Brown sheetings, Sewing
Silks, Spool Cotton,
Lawns.
CHOICE PRINTS:
UMBRELLAS PARAsOLs, COTTON & LINEN
THREADS, &C., &C.
We have the largest and finest stock Of
WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
PINS, RINGS, LOCKERS, FAa6f HA1R-P1SEs, &C.
OF any establishment in ths city and are prepared
to the trade at New York Jobbing Prices.
ALSO,
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF HARDWARE,
AND
ALL KINDS OF RUBBER GOODS.
Constantly on hand. A large stock Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
AND tr
LADIES DRESS GoODs,
OF ALL STILLS.
The whole Of which viii sell at prices lower than
can be had at any store in the city, at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-20

IARAN, THE HERNIT: OR, TIE WONDERFUL
LAMP. By REv. J. HrATr SIXTH. Buffalo,
Breed. Butler & Co. Publishers. ls6O
, 1860-11-09

SCENE IN VILLAGE CHURcH IN MAssA-
cHusErrs-0u Sunday, Sept. 2, in one Ofthe
churches in the good town Of Spencer,
while the people were engaged in the wor-
ship Of God, something unusual occurred.
1t was at the communion service, aud just
before the sacrament was offered, man in
the back part Of the assembly rose, aud
deliberately passing up the aisle TO the tn-
ble in frour Of the altar, seized one Of the
sacrmentul goblets with one hand, and the
large silver pitcher with the other, filed
the goblet with wine, aud turning to the
audience cooly drank it of and returned 10
his seat The reader may imagine the
" surprise" Of that eongregalion.-WOy-
osStsr Spy.
, 1860-11-09

BLoSDIN's LAsr.-During The recent visit
Of the Prince Of Wales to Niagara, BIondin
excclled oil his former exploits by walking
across Niagara Falls on his rope, upon
stills In making one Of his terrific leaps,
be was compelled to come down astrde the
rope, bot be speedily regained his position,
without removing his stills, and successfully
completed the trip The stills used on this
occasion were about two feet long, and
furnished with three short prougs Of iron
which served him as claws do bird This
IS the greatest feat that has ever been at
tempted in that line
, 1860-11-09

A Aci extending he Charter Incorporating the Ser
m1n beneFosnt socisiyn q Washington City, In the
Dl.,lisi q celanhiA, approved July tusntJ'sVenth
clghiocn hnndred and f5ftytuo.
Bs & saaciri 81 ~ Ssneis aad Houts eT Rsprsssa-
fulirsl II ~ Uliirf 6irAu II dhfrica N c0ugrtIi
amlatld. nat flom ahd ansr he passage Of this
-. al lhoa1 person1 uho are, shall hereaitsr BE-
cone. manhlns of tha German Benevolent socistV Of
shs c,y "a Ws.hnsisa' DisiTiet q coambis bs, and
ihey arc hereby, maia body corporate and polite,
y he mana ald style of he German Benevoleut So
clsiy" and s11ll cguiiaue until the third day Of
Mafch. enc ihoaland eight hnndred and eighty; and
b thai name shall have perpetual succession. and BY
that nlue nay uue and b sued implead and be Inn
plclel. anIUrr and b. answered, defend aud be de-
i.naed, n cturtl q law and equity and 10 a other
"a - common seaI. and he sane nay break aiisr
a1l rcnau n pcalurc nnd shall have puWer % ordain
ssiabllh and pa N execution such by-laW- ordrn-
ancc md rcguailona - sha seem necessary and con.
Ft1Icat iur Ne aoFcrnmout Of aid oorparlion not
1tI1E coutufy % he laws aud cousttution of the
unlicd tiaicsi and. gcnrIaiy, % do and exeuuts I'll
aci. nece.ay or proper for The oejeeia Of aid cor
poIaiIln. 1otI Iect q thl limitations Of this act.
$50. = Aaf o. u further caaeisd. That the month.
y oanil19tonl and al oiber moaeys recsired on &c.
count qI he locleiy nay, from time 10 time, be In
vested n ne public stocks of the United States. In
haakiag ia.tltgton Or cooperation, shd The moneys,
% lneclill o. hat nay b deposited shall Be drasn
olt q he bank plre of deposit ouly the order
% ne ireasarsr, eounisugnc BY The secretary and
hat the aid socley or body political shall not At
any one Tine bold or pl1cs properly real, personal
o nlrsd exceedng n total value the sum Of twenty
tnon.4nd aolars; And proridfd, That The annual 10
ts.e-i 81 ~ cal4l y he oompany, the whole or
any pari of ths capital. may. hon time 70 time Be
apret . ad and lucc1r ne poor and destnie of ne
aocsy or . pleh otber charabs objects a. the com
p1ny nag alIscL
So. > laf y q fIrfker nacfaf, That Il shall
not Be lawful ior he nd cooperation % deai or trade
n Ne m1nner q bank, nor issue any note IN the nn
tlre q o4.k note, nor iransact any other kind 81
hnl.nca % dca N aay ofar mlnnor ~ thinr than 1
e1rrerf .rinor1e1 ~ the second sectn Of this act
ald any o1cer or n1ccn uha shull have n1,r-ted 10
aly such dnl'ng lrnde shall On cnusfcIiun thrresf
n 1c proper c14It. luIisIt and pay he aa "a nve
hlndret dollars ons half % The nIe 81 ne poor Of ne
city q WaA1InFluu Di1tricl of Columbia and he
oh1r h1f . the nse q the penn Who may prosecute
tac elmsi frurided, alIu1gl. Thst Congress nay a
any tine, amend, alIcr. o. annnl thh act
Approved, iaHs -, isCo.
, 1860-11-09

An Act TO authorize to Levy Court to issue Tavern and
other Licenses in the District Of Columbia.
BE Il enacted BY the Senate and Hour Of Rsp1ssen.
t1fioes Of he United Staaes Of Amsrica IN CongreSS
afssnbied, That the authority nov exercised by the
Circuit court Of the county OF Washington in the Dis
tTdt OF Columbia, under and by virtue Of the ninth
section OF the act Of Congress- entitled AN Act add
tinnal 10 and amendatory Of act entitled An act
concerning the District Of Columbia" approved May
third eighteen hundred and two far the same re
ates 10 the licensing taverns and ordinaries be- and
the same Is hereby transferred as to authorize the
eFy court Of Washington county, in the District oi
Columbia. 70 grant license N keepers Of tAverns and
ordnaries. 10 haWkers and pedlArs, billiard tables
oo"ng saloons, and auctOneens, in that part of the
county OF Washington and Georgetown, under such
restrictions and penalties the said levy court may
By Law deem eXpedient
Approved, June II, 1850
, 1860-11-09

asssubsd That The sum OF four thousand six hundred
dolla BE- and The same is hereby appropriated to be
paid out Of any money in the treasury not otherwise
appropriated 70 repay 10 the corporation Of George
town, In the district Of Columbia. all moneys heutO
fore advanced BY the aid corporation for aud towards
the construction Of the bridge over the Potomac al
the point known 0 the Little Falls. Aud the said
corporation Of Georgetown, by accepting the proyis
lon OF this act shall waive and surrender all further
claim or demand on the Government Of the United
STATED founded on any advancement OF money or 9th
er thing towards the object herein specified Tor any
purpose whatsoever. That ast shall commence and
be In force from and after It's passage.
Approved, June II, 1869.
, 1860-11-09
DISSOLUTION.
REEE. MUTTON. VEAL AID PORK

that can be procured from the farmers Of ThurstOn
and adjoining counties. His prices will be fixed to
suit the times but no credit need be asked as it will
not be given.
Farmers are requested to give him call before dis
posing Of their butter and eggs elsewhere. The high
est prices will at all times be paid.
Olympia, July 27. 1850. S6y
, 1860-11-09

enc. 10 And bs Il further enacted. That this aet
ahaI taks siIsct from The passage thereof.
Soc. II. And b Il further enacted. That Il may be
aWfu &c COngrsss bereAfter 10 alter. modify, or
pei The foregoing act
sac. u. And Be t further enacted, That each Of
The stockholders IN said company shall be held liable
in bis her individual capacity for all the debts and
liabilities Of The said company, however contracted o.
incurred % Je recovered BY suit. as other debts Of
liabilities, beiYre the court tribunal having arsdc-
ton Of the eAse.
Approved, June Is, 1850.
, 1860-11-09
JlRVALLED IN ITS MEDICAL EFFICIENCY
" LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN !"

IL prepared expressly to meet such eXigencies and
act know II will act, antidote. we cont
IDENTIFY prescribe 1t the very best article in the
try. The name Of +" Aromatic Scheidam Schnapps
has never been attached In any way TO this article
Ii first presenting the
, 1860-11-09

An Act 70 reimburse the Corporation Of Georeetovu
IN tbe District Of Columbia a sum Of Money advan.
eed towards The Construction Of the Little Fails
Be 4 rnoctsd By ths Ssnats aud Houss Of Rsprssea-
t~fire, gfhe Ugf,9 Si1trs IF 1merca y Coprrs,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26

= OH0cHEA EEPU 8LI-AE COvII.I., MAsTsR,-S HIP
- pers constsaees OF cargo BY this which
wrected on Know hssf on the rom M,6e
AprH send shsis invctces u
sds se ,hs cargo says4
ing been piscsd 10 uctr hsnos fer sppost'c nmeut
sATIARlhW .ITn, a BAos 81 wAaau street.
1900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-26

DOLCE POLICEMEN DETXflID TO CLEAR SIDE.
wtns Scoops be In sislh syonue must be eda<eut
ord kG psfbAE ZONE dry foods and fsney slorou
occus the whole sads~sk Rsmave the
may BE- remcyed oenersa kupertnendcnt kennedy
~ eiou. ...f ~. ....a.f.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-12-20
NEW MUSIC! NEW MUSIC !
JUST PUBLISHED BY
NJ lLLER d BEACHA NJ -,
No. ~, n. Charles Street, Baltimore, Nd.

PIANo SONGS. PRICE,.
'Pretty Lady cross my hand, Gypsy song)
Williams, %
A Hundred Years to Come. Magrudcr, 81
Loving llcarts-Peticolas. 70
Take back the fond VOWS thou has spoken
b. h.. L., %
Girl. and the Wives-Brcwster, %
God bless YOU Muller, 81
Thought of Lo~me-Stcwart, %
Let " be- frirnds-Muller, %
Tally IIo Song-Prcot, %
PI,NO PIECES.
*%fTcarts Ease Waltz-Sertz, 81
Nightingale Polka-Moos. %
War Path Quick Step VERY popular Dow
ming. %
Ever Of Thee fschotti-ch. HOLLAND, %
Garland Quick St'pI iaf'1apn. =
Golden Dream (Mazurka,)-Da, 25j
Mountain Dell lPolkal-Stine, -
Cherry Blossom tSchottisch, -Magruder. %
Separation (Varia on Engclbrccht's song
Grobc. 81
Home Sweet Home. Warm. 4 hands, oh.
Oftin the Silly night. ! Grobe. 40
*Embcllished with handsome yignettes.
Music forwarded per mail, free Of postage,
on receipt Of Money or Post stamps.
A liberal Discount to Dealers, Booksellers,
Teachers and Scminaric,.
No matter where a piece is published. it can
b. had on application 10 rs.
VI. & y : CATALOGUES furnished c~rdsurnousty.
SeY27-iy.
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The American Photographic Por-
celain Company,
No. 78l, Broadway, New York.

naViil? secured their novel and ingenious Iuycur,on nv
American and European patents, arc fully pren,,ej IN
execute all orders for
Miniature LIkencSses of P.rsono on china
presenting AL The attractive and advantageous Gc ,,u''.s
OF ordinary photographs the brilltpncy and i,isb of A
uwd,rr color drawing, ana hitherto unit aimed dpslity
h5'I uurdbilty, by being rlrrri * inn risl Die "a tina
transferred. ' NV
As the patented process of the Company enables the
repre- duClton of ]lhO'OgIaI hs, not uIN on pIbiuu,nces
bat upon su2h aSale round or OF aHy degree Of regular.
'y-p ortrIit eau be rel reduced with iaultles accura
cy' hnd Grl!'acy a. deli' cation, ul"r 7, rcrtain res OF
any description and dimension used as articles of luyu.
ry or OF household utility y, such as
trns, ' asps, breakfast Cups, Toll t Articles,
t erehy securing tttntul portraits, ard furnishes a NJ.
que and exquisite style Of ornaments ton Of articles in
domestic use.
In order to furnish facilities for ia, Qualification or
the popular taste, and TO meet the wants OF these pat.
Tons OF the Tine \rts DESTROYS Of having Portraits on
Porcelain, the Company have imported from Europe ,
collection Of superior porcelain goods, manufactured ia
their own order, which they sell at cast prices.
AZ the american Company are owners Of the patent
right, and consequently the only persons authorized io
use the procc they ave determined, in order to
Afford people IN every section of the Union
an opportunity to possess
Portraits on China,
to make the folio wing proposition to
Residents in the Country, who are unable to
visit personally the Atalier and Gal
,erirs in New York.
rer ny nalfe a photograph, ambrOtype or daGucr.
reoiype to the olice of the Company in New York, &C
c%ompanied by
Five Dollars,
will receive in return by ]exptess, free Of other charge.
A richly ornamrnt"d breakfast Cup and Snu-
Ger, with the portrait transferred thereon.
By transmitting a dagnerreotype and see
Ten Dollars,
will secure in like manner,
A handsome French Vase, or Toilet Article,
with the portrait reproduced by thu p,tenteI process
By sending a pair Of iagucrreot yp"s aud
Fifteen Dollars,
they will receive in return
a pair of rich Scvrcs Vases,
win Inc portraits executed equal to miniature raj nj.
ihssi anu III IKE manner. portraits can be reproduced
on porcelain wares or
Vases of every quality ofinish,
ranging in prices from
Twenty to One Hundred Dollars the Pair.
N. B.-Bc particular in wri' ing the address,, town,
county and state distinctly
ar-Al letters Ia be- addressed to
Manager, Am. Photographic Porcelain Co."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-12-20

Burr Millstoncs of all sizes md made to or
der, Smut Mills, Mill Spiudlcs, Mill Gearing,
Betting Cloth Of all numbers, Dutch anchor
brand, betting, hosting and regulating screws,
screen wire, picks ard pIutsterporis, all impor-
ted from the manufactures, which cradles me
to sell the best articles at low prices.
Being q practical mechanic, thoroughly nm
Outstanding the theory and practice OF milling
operations, Millcrs and Millwrights will find it
to their interest to examine my stock and pri.
cs before purchasing All goods sold By me
are warrcntcd to give satisfaction.
All orders and communications promptly at
tended to. p. NJ. RYAN,
Corner College and Broad streets, Nashville,
Tennessee.
March "2d ".
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-12-20

Who has tive have been pro-
vOked not a little this week in consr-
quence of the neglect of some II who
borrowed .Mitchell's Tennessee State
Gazetteer and Business Directory from
ais, to return the m We had to
hunt all over town to borrow one,
when if the person who borrowed ours
had returned it as he ought, we should
have been saved this trouble. When
will it be returned2
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-12-20
Cushings & Bailey,

BOOKSELLERS AND STATlONERS.
2t2, Baltimore St, opposite Hanover,
Baltimore, Nd,
Are prepared to offer to the Country Trade,
Goods in their line, at prices that will compare
iayorably with those Of any other market.
Their stock of School, Law, Medical and
Miscellaneous Books is large and well selected.
A large and varied assortment of Foreign
and American Stationery can always be found
1t their establishment.
They kecf constantly on hand n full supply
OF Blank Books Of different styles and of their
own manufacture. Having a Bindcry conncc.
te- with their Store, they are, at all times.
able, at short notice, to fiji orders for Blank
Books ruled to any pattern, or Of any desired
style of Binding.
Orders received BY mail will meet with
prompt attention.
You are requested to call and examine our
Stock and Prices before purchasing elsewhere.
aug3O-ly
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-12-20
1860 FALL TRADE. 1900
Lanier, Brothers & Co.,
importers and Jobbers of
DRY GOODS,

"V OOt,
Nos. 25i and 256, Baltimore Street,
Baltimore, Nd,
Are now receiving their supply of Dry Goods
for the Fall Trade, 1860, which embraces a
very large and varied assortment of Domestic
and staple Goods, of the best mako and brands
made in the country.
In Foreign Goods we will be prepared to Of
fer an unrivalIcd Stock Of both British and Con
tinental Fabrics, bought in person by our Mr..
l.. l.. Lanier, in the different markets of Eu-
rope.
To close and responsible buyers We are de-
termincd to meet any market.
N. B.-Ordcrs have prompt attention, and
the same care rs though the buyer were per-
sonnlly prcsert. [aug3O-3m.
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State Of Tennessee.
The University Of the South,
va.
John Kirby and Wife.
ICtHtOn To sell J1Dd

fcftIon to sell Land.
1! appearing to the Court that John Kirby
~ nc arc non residents of Tennessee 40 I'M,
the ordinary process of law cannot be served
upon them. u
~ - therefore ordered that public ton be
made FOR four consecutive wee 8 in the Home
1"urna, a newspaper published In the town Of
w inehester, requiring said non resident De-
Ienuants TO be and personally appear before the
"orShipiul County Court of Franklin County
10 De n Id ut the Courthouse in the town of
winchester on the first Monday in January
next then and there to plead answer or dcmur
10 complainaht's petition, or the same will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing exparte
as to them. j. G.. ENOCHS CIk
Dcc6-3 90
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Whe NoMe goatnal,
Terms of Advertising :
OUR SHELVES.

Seated iD our little sanctum last sven
ing n q cain, bottomcd "easy chair
scarcely abel to keep off hat universe
affection Of mankind and woman kind.
known in common parlance and polite
parlance too, as the "Blues'-yes, feel.
ing half-sick, as we are still, with u bad
cold, sore bonesand ~throbbing brain
well, there is no use in taking up a col.
tnmn or two in ordcr.to tell how. we
|felt--no use of bcing so vcrI. ose, and if
Victor wasn't standing by our side cry.
ing out "copy," wo wouldn't let what
has been written 90 in the paper. Bat
thore we sat, as we said before, sad and
lonely, cogitating upon things in gen
ersl, and wondering if the moon was
really made Of green cheese, as some
fools have said it was; and wondering,
too, what would have been our fate had
not Jupiter knocked Phaeton into .be
P5, when the last named individual, ac.
cording to elements Of Mythology"
was about to set the world on fire, be.
cause forsooth h, didn't know how to
manage his celestial coursers-with all
those things passing in quick review
through our wandering mind, we heard
noise of approaching footsteps, and
then u sanctum door opened and our
eyes behold an ebon-colored descendant
of the tribe of Africa, bearing upon his
back something, which we afterwards
discovered to be sweet potatoes. In
his hand was anoto and that note read
as follows:
Mr.. w. j. SLATER
From the silence of your shelf last week, |
concluded that they were upon the brink Of
starvation. Now am a sympathetic man
would not have starvation occur in the midst
OF plenty, therefore ] send 4 few potatoes, that
it may be kept alive until some other bencvo-
lent soul shall be moved with compassion.
Yours,
W. B. WArrERsox.
W 9 LOOK the note the SWcC cdl-
bles and Showed both unto our protc-
gcs, and how they did thank their ben.
efactor! Said one: Blessed is he that
giveth sweet potatoes in these hard
times unto the poor, for be shall be com
forted. For our shelves we return
thanks through our paper, in consile.
of which fact, they agree to let
us participate in the devouring ola nice
slice potato pie during the coming hoIi-
idsys.
Butour shelves arc weakly this week,
at least, their keeper is. He has to
talk for them, and just now he feels
10th to say anything. Next year, if
nothing prevents, the shelves shall be
heard from often, if not oftener. Until
then, goodbye.
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Hen. \. LAVENDER.
To o J. "ocd& Co:4i, Broadway, y. v.

SIama' tor, Ma, July 90, 1859.
10 ff"L G.. J. Wood Dear Sir: Your clair Rcstors.
i've has done my hair 50 much good sircc CONNER cI
Tue use 0ilt, that | wish to make IN, vn totLe public OF
MS eject on the hair, which, are gre I. A man or woman
may NJ nearly deprived Of hair, nd by a resort To your
ii'I 'r'l"Iativc, tie LaiI will return MOI. beaUtIm
thah eh"'i at least ihts Is my experience. Relieve it ali!
Yours uLiy, VIM. II. kENEBy
. - u can publish the above il YOU Ikr. Hy pub
Hthllg ~ southern rarers YOU viii get more patronage
u'h' ! see several NJ your certificates in the Mobile
"'i'" y . StIuhB SutluriL paper. ". h.
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AN Offer!
$50 premium

We will give FIFTY DOL
LAR to the young man, old
man, young lady or old lady,
who will get US 100 subscribers
next year, and will furnish said
person with a copy free. Some
one could make $50 by 60
ing out and working just about
four days among his or her
friends. We believe 100 could
be procured in that time. But
say you are a month about it,
$50 will pay you pretty WE'LL
Who'll try it?
Cor ugrup HnNv TnIr-
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State of Tennessee---Franklin Co
University OF the South,

UNIVERSITY OF the South,
vs..
T. +. Estill, ct. ais.
Petition 10 sell LAM.
By virtue of a decree Of the County Court
Of Franklin county. Tenn, pronounced at it,
December Tsrm. 1860. in the cause therein
pcnling-Uniyer.ity Of the South vs.. +. 7.
Estill-l will. on
Monday, l4th day Of JrHnary, 1861,
at the Coorthou.e door, in the town Of WIN
chester. offer for sale, tn the highe.t bidder, the
tract of Land IN which Vim. l.. Nenable died
siezed and possessed. containing 2pj acres. a
plat of said land will be exhibited on day Of
sale.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-12-20

ErnitWe.--We notice that G. NJ.
Farmer has just received Il very large
stock of furniture Of every sort. His
now house is literally crammed and
now is the time to go and see him.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-12-20
NASHVILLE.

Foundry and Machine Shop,
10, 9S, and loo, South Market St,
Nashville, Tennessee,
Manufacturer Of
Steam Engines,
Boilers,
Mil GNarng,
Horse Powers,
sash Weights. ,
Crate Bars,
Straw Cuttcra.a
md Nil Castings used in the construction Of
SHw'Miils,
Furnaces,
Flour Mills,
Tobacco Factories,
Dwellings, &c, sc.
Ours being the Oldest establishment OF the kind
in the State, and built the FIRST Engine that was
ever built in Tennessee, and keeping ourselves
fully posted upas to all the improvements, we
offer them with the fullest confidence OF their
superior advantages over all others.
We az" agents for the
ST. LOUIS
CIRCULAR SAW MILL,
and attached to one of Our Engine uccava-
bic Of cuttiug from five To twenty hoAsand feet
u lumber per day. Gum Betting of all sizes on ,
Nanl, at very low prices,
ELLIS & MOORE,
June %, 80. Nashville, Tenn.
STRING HILL, MAuRY Co., Tenn
May 9th, 1869.
This is to certify that the Steam Circular
saw Mill which we purchased from Ellis &
Moore, cut, in one day, l5,0On feet Of inch lum-
and we believe that if it were properly at
tended t it would average, dry by day, 10000
feet. f.. A. THOMPSON,
J.. ". CASEY
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AT an election of Officers, last Mond
night, of Winchester Chapter No, 81, the f
lowing persons were chosen:
NJ. E. High Priest, JOHN FRIzzELL.
NJ. f.. King, IL. L. CARR.
" " Scribe, TAZ. W. NEWMAN.
r. n. C., NATH FRIzzELL.
Prin. S. j., JOHN Ii. LAYTON.
q. NJ. 3 Veil, JONI F. VAUGHAN.
2 " w. j. SLATER.
q" ! " W. VI. WENTWORTH.
Treasurer, j. NJ. B%UGRoUGB.
Secretary, ABE FRIzzELL.
Senfi,ek JAMES X. HANNAH
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-12-20
TERMS:

Said land will be sold on a credit of one,
two and three years, except the sum Of seventy
five dollars to be plidon day ofsalc, requiring
tn" purchaser to give notes with two ur more
good and suili cicnt securities. and II lien re-
tanned until the whole of the purchase money
is paid. J ENOCHS, CIR.