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Two SESSIONS EaCH DAY-ln onier thai
the buslBsss Of that tribunal may b isei's
TED. tao sessions of he criminal coaTt are hela
each DAY, one IN The uoTnDg and ths other n
the Afternoon. The new arrangement took
efect ~YestenlaE
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GRAND DREsS S0IREE,
I'll BE GIVEN BY
Dorcas Lodge Of the Sons Of Malta,
AT THE NEW MEMPHis TuEATERs
Oy yEoYDAY. APRIL E6, 1850.

nENERAL COMMITTEES or ARRANGEMENTs-
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The UsuaI Result.

LtlAA HAe~AAAs
GEErE fsLAED. r. p March s. 1858
r. " 3. HtaaHs have ed yslr Hair caarias
via sreieut ef-a ntns restored nv hair shla
was quiis greg. % be usfuii ma- hicasninE nw
vsV nueh- ~ wife b. ~ ussf IT, md BE- hs re-
stored her hair rrins BE- new lfs. Ee7e-faly,
-. GOonELr.
Heuemhsr IA ths resi- vat pre11-sdb 81 Hrn-
streets iulmitabis ns rraf fni o-y rsuasIs Hair
R~est1gfiFs.
Pile nry cents a betis. sal ss-ryuhfre
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no HuIlders and Contractors.

10 EIIIITIN NUW NUNtI NNNUI'
UTE wish b ZEE out ne building o. a brick rott1n
w warsharse o. Madson street. Plans and apecid-
csiions csn be- seen az our once.
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taIsas C~ssetsnei Dn8rrl. sui i-iire o. =
rsculary alapirf Do 9 so4atrs diuaf. frsu ~ fsu-
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McLEAS's SfHEHsrHEsIss CoHDfAL.-Ihis
rcmsiy b been aeforsfhs puble auF ashort une ~
10 o. 1uvet oh an i~Hvaieatis rmrS b punn ne
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To ovF oTv srrsorars--ns arrange

meufs entered into e ~ Win Mt --41 To-
the city deivsy of .he AFPEAL have beea dis
$500. hr ~rHsr-
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w VIZ UAANAA"o ~S
&ND
BLOOD PURIFIER,
The Greatest Remedy in The World,

Uri dricty r. surn-
o. Al vegetable
csmpound procured BY
y isrHlanon af ruat
Il herbs ai sa yell
r1lt.
tnrkr1at ssuspa
via cherry bark aui
fanteI.an eaters into
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Leeehes FOR sale at Wp, G. werner,
cur7sr. 40 Isschsr. Re. "a Hain street. Aess Narsst
noaam
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-16
CROPS.

We have, at present, prospects ola fine
corn crop. 1t has grown proverbial
that the soil of old Franklin County
never fails to yield plentifuIly to the
hand ofindustry, and this is owing to
the nature as we'll as location Of the
mountain counties, They suffer less
for rain, and the basis being mostly
clay, it retains the moisture for u
much longer time.
Lands in this county are so remarka-
bly, cheap, it is surprising that men will
80 far overlook their own interest, as to
refuse to invest their capital in the
many rich and valuable farms which
are for sale in this county. The Uni
versity Of the South is now an estab-
lished fact, and, everybody would con-
suit his wifc's interest as well as that of
posterity, to come and look at our
crops as they lie expanded upon the
thousands of broad acres within the
limits of our fruitful, romantic, and
health.inspiring section, and take meas
ures to become participants in the
bounties with which u beucficcnt provi-
dence hath blessed us.
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THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
uuivo's sal Confidence and Patronage,

For STATEsMEN, JUDGES, CLERoYMEN
the efficacy Of Woods Hair Restorative, a %gentlemea
"i ine rress are unanimous In its praise. Anew testimo'
1t will be impossible for you 10 doubt.
Al Wall st., N Y, Tee. 20, 1888
Gentlemen - Your note OF the 18th has been received,
saying that you had heard that I had been benefited BY
theuse OF Woods Hair Restorative, and reouestine nv
certificate ofthe fact II had no objections to give II.
! fwa,di 1t TO you 'heeriuliy, because I thinkit due: Nv
to curl. Some five or six years since II began to turn
gray, ana the scalp on the Gro wn OF my head to lose lie
disa sea bilities increased with time, and about four
months since fourth was added to them, by hair falling
on the top ofmy head, and threatening to make me bald.
IN this unpleasant predicament, l was induced to try
Woods Hair Restorative, mainly to arrest the falling on
OF my hair, for ! had really no expectation that gray hair
could ever be restored to its original color except from
dyes. ] was, however, greatly surprised to find, AFTER
the use o'two bottles only, that not only was the fallInE
Of arrested, but color was restored &c the gray hairs, ard
senslbility to the scalp, and dandruf ceased TO form on
my head, very much to the qualification OF my vile, It
whose solicitation / was induced to try 1t.
ICY 'e''et BEs.:tA. LAvEspsr.
TO c. J. Wood & Co:iAt Broadway, N.Y..
Sismas,on, Ala, July 20, 1869.
To froL q. J. Wood-Dear Sir: Your ''Hair Rcstors.
tive has done my hair so much good since ] commenced
the use oft, that / wish to make known tothe public Of
its effects on the hair, which are great. A man or woman
may be nearly deprived ofhair. and by a resort to your
Hair Restorative, the hair will return more beautifui
Yours truly, WIN, II, kennedy.
P.S.-YOu can publish the above II you like. BY pub.
fishing In Southe IN apers you will get more patronage
south. see several OF your certificates in the Mobile
Mercury, a strong Southern paper. W. Il.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
Prof o. J. Wood-Dear Sir .-Having had the m!sor.
tune TO lose the best portion Of my hair, from the effects
OF the yellow fever, In New Orleans in 1851, | was IN.
duced TO make a trial OF your preparation, and found u
to answer as the very thing needing. My hair ia thick
and glossy, and no words can express my obligations 10
your In giving to the afflicted such a treasure.
FINLEY JOHNSON.
Tho Restorative Is put up in bottles OF 3 sizes, viz -
Large, Medium, and small; the small holds ! a pint, and
re!sils for one dollar per bottle the medium holds at
least 90 per cent. more In proportion than the small, 70.
tails for two dollars per bottle; the large holds a quart.
20 per cent. more In proportion, and retails for thre,
dollars.
o. J, WOOD 4 co Projectors, IA broadway, New
York, and ia Market st. st. Louis, Mo.
And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods callers
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-16

On Saturday the 18th inst, B. G. Hill,
a citizen of Marble Hill in this county,
was murdered by kolly Datson, 1t
seems that Datson left his home on
Paint Rock in this county to 60 to the
neighborhodd in which Mr.. Hill lived
for the purpose of inficting punishment
upon Mr.. Tipps, and had provided
himself with pistols for that purpose
Stopping at Marble Hill he met Mrt
Hill at q grocery. Several quarrels
wore had during the day, but a difficult
~ was prevented by friends until evon-
ing, whom the murderer had determined
to take the life Of Hill, which he did
withoutIgiying him any warning. Hill
had stepped out Of the grocery, and
Wills talking to o friend Datson came
up behind him within 10 feet and shot
him down. The fend deliberately
walked of, bidding defiance to all
around him, and is still at largo. In
another column will be found a no.
ward offerd by the citizens Of Marble
Hill for his confinement in any jail
Mr.. Hill was a good citizen and had
many friends
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-16
SANDFORD'S
Family Cathartic PILLS,

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Ertrdcts, and put up in
Glass Cases, Air Tight, and tcW
keop in any Climate.
TIE Family Cathartic Fill Is & geEGs
y but sctive Cathartic which the proprietor
= has used in bis practice more than twenty
4 The constantly increasing desh.aI, 4foa
~ those Who have long used the pilis, sad
the satisfAction which Ill express l1fsgSsd
- 70 their use. has induoed me 10 place AeN
|. y within reach Of all. T
Ths profession we'll know that difereut
q bowels.
70 Tho Family Cathartic Pill has, WITH
70 que reference to this we'll established fact.
beer compounded from a variety of Tia
furest Vegetable Extracts, which ae.
~ alike on every part OF the alimeutary e.
y nal, and are good and safe In ali cs,1s
where a Cathsrtic is lr,u such AZ DO
rangements Of the Stomach, Slsepiness, Pairs
In the Back and Loins, C~ostiveness, Pain and
Soreness over the whole body, from sudden
cold, which frequently, ifneglected, end in o
long course Of Fever, loss Of Appetite, q Creess
ing Sensation o. Cold over the body, Restlsn.
ness, Headache, or Weight in the Head, ell Ira
aammatory Guesses, Worms in Children o.
Adults, Rheumatism. A great Purifier Of tAs
Blood, aud many diseases % which 8esh hhAr;
TOO numerous 70 mention Ia tAI sdssrtlssrput
-Doer, ! N a.
PRICE rHREI DIMES.
The Liver ~1nTigorator and Family CssAsr-
tic Pilla are retailed BY Druggish generally,
and void wholesale by the Trade In al the lsrIs
towns. 8. T. ". SANFORD, N. D., W
Manufacturer Il Pronrietor
msrch2e. 1896, Broadway, N. 7.
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~ Subscribe for the Jourual-only
two dollars per annum always in ad-
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TEAM
SAW MILL.

Our Mill At County Line, Lincoln Co, Tenn.
q mile above Lynchburg, on the shellyville
Road. Is now prepared TO fill orders for any
Lind Of Innber. except Cherry. equal to any
in The STATE. Our timber is the very best in
The country. and we saw p~retiier Lumber than
any other Mill. Ours Is the ceieprsusd o.9
X. Pearson mill. Give US a all II desired,
we can All an entire order without knot In
It'll
June %. 1850. W. T. BOBo & SoN.
References:
Berry& Gowen. Tullahoma, Tenn.
w. Blanton, Normandy,
A. p. Eakin, shslbyville,
Knott & Cooper,
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Our Circuit Court met on the Atm
Monday of July. The Docket was a
heavy one, and many important cases
havebeen decided. The case OFT. Brad
ford charged with murder in tho first
degree was continued. There were sew
eral cases offelony. There was one J.
X. McAnally, charged with committing
assault with intent to commit murder
IN the first degree. He was prosecuted
by NJ, F. Turney, Atty. General forthc
State, and defended by Estill & Nc
Cutcheon. The Jury returned q YER
dict of acquittal Of the offence with
which he stood charged. A Mr.. Tar
water was charged with grand larceny;
for appropriating under the stimulus Of
4th of July excitement, about n hun
dred and twenty five dollars of Mr., Ed
Byrom's money. lie was defended by
G. P. Mofitt, and sentenced to three
years Imprisonment in the Penitentiary.
Tho case of the Bennett Brothers,
charged with manslaughter, was tried
and the Jury failed to agree IN a yer.
dict. Another case that excited some
interest w~as--Jacob Hammers VS. Sol.
omon Joiner, for trepass-Estill and
McCutchon for plaintiff, Colyar Friz.
zcll and Marks for defendant. Yer.
dict in favor of plaintiff. There was a
rent case of Mrs. Mary Convey VS. Mel.
moth Cocker. Estill g. McCutcheon for
plaintif-and Colyar Frizzcll & Marks
for defendant. Verdict forthe plaintiff.
In this case the personal identity of the
defendant was lost and absorbed in the
person of the strong minded Amazoni-
an, playing the eibow for the COUNSEL
Thatiis, the suit was brought against a
man., but was defended mantuNy by 4
soo-man. AMI. Posy was also tried for
assault with intent to kill. He was de-
Tended and cleared by Messrs. Turney
e. Shook. There has been several civil
suits of Importance determined at this
term; and from the length of time the
Grand Jury were held in service, we
think our young and talented attorney
general, Miller F. Turney may look out
and prepare for a good time coming if
plenty of criminal work will be by him
so considered.
That is right, let every man who VIC.
'lates the law, suffer the pcnalty-let ov-
cry nook and corner of vice be terretted
out; and then the law in all its majesty,
in all its equality will be enforced. 1t
is the duty ofevery citizen to abide by
the laws, and when he knows Of their
Infringement, to assist in the rigid en-
fOrcemsnt, by bringing offenders to the
bar ofjustice.
There were many other important
suits which we have not time or space
to notice. Upon scanning the docket,
It gives good evidence of a vast i'm
provement in the morals ofour people,
for there was but few cases Of felony or
misdemeanor, and we hail this as q har
binper ofa better condition of Things
There are now but two or thrc culprits
in u prison, and Of this assertion we
arc proud. Court adjourned on Mon,
dsy of this week, but as our Chancery
Court commences the 23d inst, the
Lawyers will get but littlcra' ito until
that Court il over.
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A FINE FARM,
o N T. A MN C
$50 ACRES
Land for Sale
S75 Acres Cleared, and i'm II
line state Of Cultivation.

THIS Farm lies one mile from Jones' Sta
ton, on the Winchester and Alabama Rail
Road, nine miles from Winchester, and
three miles from Salem, in franklin county.
On the farm is comfortable dwelling, good
negro cabins, and all necessary out houses.
Close to the dwelling is fine spring. good
Cis'ern, and plenty of ncver:lal'ing stock
water. The land is ALL RICH, aud, for
cultivation, stands unsurpassed by any in the
county. ] propose to sell this valuable tract
Of land. bud would refer persons who wish to
know ubout il, to John P. White, Nashville,
Tenn, or A. S. Colyar, Winchester, or they
can refer TO me on thu premises,
HARVEY s. WILLIAMS,
Winchester, Franklin Co. Tenn.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,
PROTECTED 1AMA ''''
BY ROYAL &s1aGHdxs3G0Ss PATENT.

PROTECTED sAsWms2n
BY ROYAL s PATENT.
Prepared from a prescription of Sir j. Clarke,
Al. d., Physician Extraordinary TO the Queen,
J. the cure ofsll those painful and dangerous discasosto
which the female constitution IL subject, II moderatesa all
excess and removes all distractions. and a speedy cure
may be rslie, on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
u ispeculiariy suited, II will IN a short time, bring Oh
tho monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle-price One D,ll,
stamp olGreat Britain, to prevent counterfeit,
CAUTION.
these Pills should aoTHE TAKKs by females during the
flhSl THREE 0N1H oE pERGskNoY. as they are sure
70 bring on MIscARRAGE, but at any other time TiaY AIR
II all cases ofNervous and Spinal Affections, Paininthc
naehe anu lambs, Fatigue on slight %eXcrtlon, palpilatiorJ
inc heau, Mysteries, and Whites, these Pills viii effect a
cure When all other means nave failed aud although
poWermiremedy do NOT contain iron, calomol, an. .mony
or snythlhghurtu 10 the constitution,
rulld rccllonaceompan each package,
sole Agent For the United States ard Canada,
j0B MOSES,
(Late l. c. !ialdwin& Coo
Rochester, NY
NB.-Si land 9 postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized Agsnt, will insure a bottle of,he Pill. by re
turn mail.
forsalo by Smith W. Houshton, agent a, winehe,ts,
ana ny Barry a nenoyile, and G W. Ierdersho,t
NASHVILLE wholesale Agents, and druggists everywhere
Jan6 is6o-iy.
IAE USE OF DIR, liosTETTEk's STOMACH BIT
TIERS Tor Dyspepsia, Flstulence, Heaviness of
the stomach, or any other like affection, is sec.
ond to nine in America or abroad. To be a.
Bile to state confidently that the "Bitters" are a
certain cure for dyspepsia and like diseases, is
to the proprietors a source of unalloyed pleas
ure. 1t removes all morbid matter from the
stomach, purifes the clood, imparts renewed vi
tality to the nervous system, giving it thattone
and energy so indispensable for the restoration Of
health The numsrous acknowledgements of
ITS superior excellence and benifcent results,
nave assured the projectors that it cannot but
prove n gleat cure to the afflicted, and impair
vitalityto the thorough system.
pa" See advertisement in another column.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-16

tOSTNRS Rat, Roach, &c. Exterminatoy.
COSTNR'S Bed-Bug Eyterminator.
COSTAR'S Electric Powder, for Insects, &c.
DESTROYS INSTANTLY
Rats-Ro Mice
- Bed -bugs-Ants- Moths osquitoes--Fleas
Insects on Plants, Fowls, Animals, &c.,--in
short, every form ard species Of
NEKMIN..
10 years established in New York City--used
by the City Post Otfcc--the City Prisons and
Station Houscs-the City Steamers, Ships, &C.,
the City l~Iotcls-Astor, st. Nicholas, &c
and by more than 20, 600 private families.
pe.Aa, Druggists and Retailers everywhere sell
them. Wholesale Agents in NIL the large cities
and towns. Beware of spurious limitations: 81
sample Boxes sent by mail. Address orders
or for Circular to Dealers to HENRY r.
COSTAR, Principal Depot, 6l2, Broadway.
Opposite st. Nicholas Hotel, v. Y.
Sold by WM. STEWART, Ag't,
April -. Winchester, Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-16

Campmeoting will commence st Mt
Carmel, Al miles South Of Salem, be-
fore, and including the 3D. Sabbath in
September next.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-16
Marble Works,

am prepared to furnish every description of
MARBLE WORK
at the shortest notice. Monuments of every.
style, Head and Foot Stones for Graves, Tiles,
Table and Bureau Tops, handsomely finished,
Nantes of all kinds and prices, which will not
fail to suit purchasers, kept constantly on hand
at my Marble Ware Room, corner Spring and
ders strictly attended to. Specimens and draw
ings oan be seen at the Home journal Office,
by calling on d. r. SLATER, Agent,
Winchester, Tenn,
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n a z e d

always presents us with the same essential eIe-
ments, and gives of course the TRUE STAND
ARD. Analyzc the Blood of Il person suffer
ing from Consumption, Liver Complaint, Dys-
pepsia Scrofula, &c. and we find in every in
stance certain deficiencies in the red g%Iobules
of Blood. Supply these deficiencies, and you
are made well. The Blood Food is founded
upoc this Theory-hcnce its astonishing sue
cess. There are
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-16
Vern1in.

'Not dangerous TO the human ami,y, -
"Rats come out Of their holes TO dien
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Che Aumc sunrmal.

Rev. W. canister of Greensbor Ala,
will preach in Trinity Church on next
Sunday at l0i A. NJ, and att p. NJ,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-31
The Fair,

We are requested to state, by the Sec
Secretary of the Monroe County Agricultu-
raj Society, that the Fair will take place
on the 25tb, 26th, 9th, and 2stb days oil
September next. This will be on the last
week OF September, and we make the an
nounce meut thus early, in order that nc
other Society shall fix upon the same
week. Our farmers, mechanics, and 9th
ers have now about months to make
preparations for displaying the wonder
full ir art aud nature, and We trust eaci
of our citizens will make right use o
bis or her time, and next fall be Prepar
ed to contribute something. no matter boy
triaiDg. to add to the interest Of this CO
casion. For our part, We boast mon
ster Shanghai, which We iDtsnd to pu
upon the course next fall, and if he don
take every thing down in his line, it wi
he because Abe Lincoln can't split rails
that's ell. So trot out your immens
roosters, and gigantic hens.