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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-03-31
COM ERCIAL
Nashville Market.

NASHVILLE, March 18th 1866.
Trade has been much better to-day, All OF
our merchants reporting Ill improvement.
The produce business has also hcen good.
Below we give quotations based ON tie
transactions ofthe day.
r COTTON.-The sales to-day have been
quite brisk, summing up l4O bales, at prices
as follows: 81 bales at SOC p ut a9A@30;
30 ut 20; 10 at 2sls;; 81 at Is; at Y, ana .
at a private figure.
FLOUR.-The demand is good. We quote
at So 0GaS 20 for supertine; 50 0OalO D ior
extra; $loall for family; sll 5Oai2 - for
fancy.
COFFEE.--The market is fully supplied
| We quote common to good at 2Sa2o; COED
to fair, aDa2o1.; fair 10 prime, 29a3J; and
| choice freely offered ut Sl1a.
SLGAE.-Full supply with fair demand
Sales for some days back, ut Halo for
Cuba; l5alGIa tor Porto Rico; lials for
Demerara. ..a
POTATOES.-Ample stock, with fall
ling Oft in the demand. III for Peach
Blows and Neshannock.
SALT.--By the 100 barrels, has been re-
duccd to s4 80 per barrel.
DACON.-Light transactions for sides
ut lsc; ribbed sides, II; shoulders loo
hams, plain, lyc; and canvassed 23c.
LARD.-Firm ut l9c for fierce, and 2lc
for keg.
NAILS.-Stock fair, and increasing dai-
". Transactions liberal at 50 y for los iC
POS, with 25c advance for each diminishing
grade.
CANDI. ES.-Demand fair. Star, light
l9lsc; full weights 2lc; Tallow ~ - /
box for 6,!, and 81 80 for rs.
GK.AIN.-We heard Of sales ofcorn at {,
cents on the lcvce. We quote prime whit'
corn at 0Uc. from store. Oats, clean, a
G5c. and quiet. No wheat in the market
COTTON YARNS.-Are held at Sic pc
dozen for zoos, S3c for COOS, and 81 lo'
zoos and 1905,
FEATHERS.-There is but u limitc'
supply in the market. Selling III 6lc.
WIIlSKI.-Larse supply, with libert
sales. Common rcctiied 50 3ja2 80; Rob
ertson county, low grade, 50 75a4; Bourbon
is quoted at $3a4; old Apple brandy quo
ted at SLAB.
J APPLES.-Grcen are offered at SSa9 81
t per barrel. 4r
EGGS.-20c. per dozen.
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Review of the Winchester Market.

ICorrccted Weekly. b. Patterson 4 hcpowel'l
.a SATURDAY. March IL, 1866.
BeesWar,-Yellow, Doc.
Ruttep,-Per b, 400 SOC.
(Heesc,-Hamburg, y III, 35c.
Codec.-Prime Rio, I@4Oc; Java, TO-.
(,o,n NeaI,-Per bushel, 81 IS.
Drugs,AQuinine Sulpli. p or. 81 %.
E0gs.-Per doz.. 20c.
E9Our,-Superiine. per barrel, Sll 90
Plain Extra, S12 90; Extra Family. STA 90
Dry GOOds-Brown Sheeting q yard
356f4O; Prints, 25; Cambrics, IS.
FeatAers-Per H.. 45@W.
GimseHg-Per lb,, 60c.
Grain-Corn, 81 %; Oats, 81 90.
GunpOsOds,@Per lb., soc.@sl %.
Lart-Per lb- Csc.
Lf0lGsseS-Sorghum, per gallon, 81 90.
PotntOes-2esch Blow, per bush, 326
Provisions Pork, por H., s@12c
Beef. S@l3.
RoDs-Pcr pound, &.
SaN-Per bushel. 81 80.
Seed-CTover. y bushel, 81 50@sl2 90
Hungarian. 81 90. A'
Suyar--Pcr H., D@2sc."
IauOW-Per 10. l2@ ljc.
TineDdr-Cider, y gallon, COO.
CTticIcnS-35c.
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Confederate Manned and Dead.

! am requested by many c~itizcns to
gay that q public meeting will be held
at the Courthouse in Winchester, on
Monday next, for the purpose Of or.
ganizing an association, with the view
ofraising means to supply oT disa-
blcd soldiers who arc unable TO furnish
themselves with artificial limbs, and,
also for the purpose Of returning the
remains OF our soldiers, who are bu.
ricd away from home, for interment
among the people they loved SO well.
4. $. Marks.
The above card explains IN object
which ought TO meet witt, n liberal
response from every Southern, yea,
every Northern heart for though cal
jimmy and revenge may pursue a man
while living, yet AT the grave all bitter
ness should cease. The brave Fcde-
raj soldier who riskcl his life in the
battle for our conquest will surely
trail his arms as he approaches our
grave. The coward and lend alone
would wave the sword over a.fal!en
foe. We make these remarks in n ma
tional as well as an individual sense.
The above call is for means to sup.
ply our disabled soldiers, That mean,
Confederate soldiers. We are all one
now--all citizens of the United States
There are some who would treat us as
conquered subjects, and write traitor
upon the foreheads of us all in the
South. Yet even these, we sumise,
will say it il our duty "a. alleviate the
necessities of our manned onCs and
watos the cod over our dead with
saars Of sympathy. The Government
We now support and pay taxes 20, pays
tributes Of respect to the memory of
Tho Feieral soldiers. The ashes Of
tha Federal dead have been gathered
and ertombed with solemn ceremonies
in c~oDsecrated cemeteries, and mouu-
mental stones above their graves rccite
the history OF their deeds. Federal
eripplas are supplied by the Govern
ment with artificial limbs, and pensions
are granted to ensure them against
suffering. In addition to a powerful
government, ready and willing to give
relief, they have the pride and joy Of
victory to combat the agony Ut be-
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CONGRESSIONAL.
nElIlr rok rar coLonEp reorI

RELItP FoR TaE CololiED PEOPLE
Mr.. Morril introduced ajoint resolu-
ton from the Committee on the Dis
trict Of Columbia, appropriating 80,
600 for Che relief Of destitute colorcd
people Of the district, and asked for
It's immediate consideration.
Mr.. salisbury moved to amend BY
making the expenditure applicable to
the cases Of destitute white people,
The Chair said that the resolution
was not yet open to amendment, The
question was upon its immediate con
sidcratlon.
Mir. Salisbury objected to its immc-
diatc consideration, but subsequently
Withdrew his objection.
+ Mr.. Morrill, said there was M ALSO
lutte necessity in this appropriation. IT
was dictated by consideration OF pub
lie health and safety us well MS by
feelings Of charitG. There were fifteen
hundred destitute colored people in
this city, and their condition was de-
plorable. He caused to be read d
communication from the chief OF 70
lice Of the city, detailing the condition
Of the colorcd population III certain
districts, and expressing the fear thac,
unless something was done FOR then
relief soon, disease and pestilcnce
would be generated among the unior-
tWlato blacks.
SOMETHING o WHITE MEN.
Mr.. Salisbury offered an amendment,
appropriating $4,000 for distribn-
ton among the destitute white people
Of the district.
Mr.. morrill, said that Mr., Salisbury
was paying a ycrypoor compliment to
the white people Of the District,
Mr.. Salisbury said there were hun
drcds and thousands Of white people
in this district who do not know what
II is to have meat upon their tables,
and who, when they have provided
themselves with one meal, do notkAo"
where another will come trom. He
(Salsbmry) hal done nothing to cause
this influx ofncgro population in thi-
District. II was told u here when we
were about TO abolish slavery IN the
district, tlrpt the district would be 8
paradise for free negroes. Now, Sir'
that paradise ha, just been described
to us by the Snnatorf'om Maine Nor.
rib. Let not your %cnarlty hH con
incl to the negro population 0! TN.
District, il YOU have evidence that
there arc people Of your own race
equally destitute,
Mr.. Willy suggested to Mr.. Salisbury
to withdraw his amendment aid SUB
stitutc for il m amendment striking
ont the word "cOlOrcd," 40 rs to nave
the money appropriated for r"Iored
/ and white destitute persons alike.
Mr.. Salisbury refused to Withdraw
his amendment.
The Senate rejected the Amendment.
The vote on its adoption was: yeas
'3; nays, 81. Ncas-Mes3ra' D"VIS'
Nidd!n and Salisbury.
Mr.. Willy then moved the 'm"h'-
mcnt he had suggested to NJ, o'ulS
lurv 90 strike uul the word "%co!orHd.
This amendment was also r"j'r5cd,
IIr. Davis moved rs n Mm"nl'Ae"l
/ IN additional section authorizing the
corporate authorities Of this District To
find some employment for al ahl'.
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STEPHEN GIRlRD, than whom no
more shrewd business man ever lived,
pives the following as his experience:
81 have always considered advertis-
ing literally and well to be tho great
medium of.success in business, and the
prelude 10 wealth. And | have made
il an invariable rule, too, 70 advertise
in the dulIest times as well as the bnsi-
est, long experience having taught ne
that money thus spent is well LAID OIL
us by keeping my business continually
before the public, it has secured me
many sales that l would otherwise have
lost"
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DAWSON HOUSE
DECI!ERD. TENN.

DECIIERD. TENN.
TNHC above named house is now open %
L. tie travelling public. ana VIC don't n
tenu to Le cxceliei by
A,;Y aA!Lhe1p aorag * TIL. wosLr.
70 Satisfaction guaranteed. OF 10 charge.
Associated with me in the above-namcd
House is Mr.. WIG. BROOKS. who will lie
pleased 10 Meet his Old friends. and tie
travelling public generally.
There is an Omnibus running fr)m the
above House.
Connecting eyih all Trains,
day and night. to and from Winchester.
Mis-. JANE DAWSON,
WM. e.. BROOKS.
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NOTICE.

HAVING SUGGESTED TIE INSOL-
llvency Of the estate Of VIM. G. WOODS,
deceased. notice. is hereby given to all who
have claims against said estate to file tho
same with the Clerk OF the County Court
of Franklin County. Tennessee. on or be-
fore the Goth of September next, or the
same will DO barred.
SARAH A. WOODS
Mar3l w3m Administrators,
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THE WHEAT CRop.-We learn from
several of our farmers that the wheat
crop is not as badly injured in this
county as they thought, From present
prospects an average crop will be gath
prnl ~ .
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HAVING SUGGESTED TIE INsOL-
llvency Of the estate OF Hiram Brown,
deceased. notice Ia hereby given to all who
have claims against said estate, to file tie
same with The Clerk of the County COurk.
Franklin County, Tennessee, gu Gr before
the lat day Of July, 1855, or the sane viii
be barred. L. ). SIMS.
m.rol wtd AGn.'..
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The FRUIT CRop.-We have had q
freezing spell Of weather, and a cor-
siderable fall of snow. We fear the
peach crop will be seriously injured if
not entirely cut off.
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GEN. LEE is said to have stated in
his evidence before the Reconstruction
Committee that in his opinion the peo-
pie of Virginia are disposed to pay the
Confederate debt.
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Toour New York and other Agents

T0Our N"W York and other Agents.
You VIII see our advertising rat9s in tho.
Home JonrDa, sent You. Twill be useless
80 send uS advertisements for insertion AT
loss than these rates. And Your commits
sion must be added TO-, nat nodvcieI .froM
said rates. II other papers discriminate,
Wn shall NOT.
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John Smith or somebody else, is rc-
ported to have entered his house rather
hastily one day and in 4 somewhat
excited manner informed his wife that
the COW had swallowed the Grin''tone'
al told Won So" is said to have been
the exclamation OF the good old dame
We have IN illustration Of this story
in REGARD to our State bonds. Hhcl
the conservative members ofthe lioiSt
of Representatives resigned, II was pre-
predicted that our bonds would dc
cline, and after considerable talHln4
tie decline has taken place, where1
the descendants Of dame Smith cN
claim, Il told you SOL" But thos'
who rejoice that Tennessee hond'
have declined heavily III New lort!
are met with y poser. The New i0l'
Times says in its money article OF t1'
18th instant, "Ihc border STATE bond
are again weak. The decline since las.
week Is scven per cent on Missouri
and about the s.,nc on TtNncssCe.-
They were steajicr at the e!o,c flu,
| mess This afternoon" Missouri ha>
had no trouble with her Legislature.
which is radical to the core yet he.
bonds have declined rs much Is tlosJ
of Tennessee. How is this 10 be eX-
p,aincA 80 n, to throw the blame Of the
decline Of Tennessee upon the resign.
Ing legislator s?-Na Dispatch.
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Advertisement j. S. Ncgley has an,
noupced hiinself as n candidate for
Congress in the Twenty second Dis
trict of Pennsylyania.
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MANY VOTERS.
wNonEsrER, Tenn. March 9th lsoo

WINCHESTER, Tenn March "th' lsOo'
Since my return from Nashville, nave
been solicited by many citizens to become
a candidate for reelection to the lower
branch ofthc Legislature.
In reply, | have to say that ] have no"e-
Sire to return to the Legislature, but II the
people believe that It Is in my power u
~uron,ota their interests, and elect me to th'
Office, I will attempt faithfully to serve
them. As tothe course | will pursue, IRE
elected, ( refer to my record whilea mem
Der of the Legislature.
Very Respectfully,
Your ob't servant,
M. WIN, SIMMONS.
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uo,,se Of REPRESENTATIVES,,

We are authorized to announce NSm.
G.. brooks as a candidate for the Honse
of Representatives under the Goyernop
proclamation. Election March 3lst, lsoo'
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MOUNTAINS HOUSE,

WINCHESTER. TENNESSEE.
w JACOB y. KEY, Proprietor.
Table supplied with the best the country
affords. -
Boariers taken by the day, week and by
the month. f,.li lnlarji WI il
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The Nashville Banner of yesterday
the death of Judge Green.
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ILLEGAL FXrEYDIrrRE.-tnlcr this
head the World notes Il bill! appropri-
ating SlO0,O 900 to aid the Paris Expo
sition, aud says:
"Iti is very difficult to see where the
Federal Government gets the power 10
spend money in this way. Certainly
not from the Constitution. Perhaps.
however, "thc life of the nation JUST
hrs it," We wish mott do the Presi-
dent injustice to suppose that he will
not veto such n measure promptly
Congress gets the power where it
finds the authority to print 10000 cop
les Of speeches, DC, made upon the
death of an TX. Member Of Congress,
and to perform a large number OF
profitable acts for the benefit Of per-
sons in favor at the Capitol. 1t 10 too
!ate to ask where Congress gets the
power to do anything. What is not
done by Mill airy necessity may be
done, for party advantage and profit.
~. y. Express.
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state OF Tennesscc-Franhin County.
Tlos. Finch, Admir- &C., nt

state OF Tennesscc-franAin County.
Thos. Finch, Admir- &C., w
Lucy Il. Weaver. ct ais.
0N motion Of complainant. and it appear
Ving to the Clerk and Master. from the at
iidayit Of the complainant, that the defend
ants l.. Il. Weaver. Emily j. Weaver, John
X. Weaver, JAS. G, Weaver, Robert Ii. Wru-
yer. are uon-res:drntS Of the state Of Ten
ncssee 50 that the ordinary process Of law
Cannot be served upon them.
IL is therefore ordered that publication
be made for ioHr successive weeks IL the
Home journal. requiring said defendants
70 appear before the Clerk and Master. On
or before the first Monday IN May, 1866,
and plead. answer or IemlT to sand hill. or
the same will be taken for confessed and
set lVr ac"ring eNpartg,
l.. L. EHTlLl, G.. NJ.
mar3l WV ! 30
state OF YeMnessoc-ffaiMltN Cvaaty.
Iolyar 4 Gardner
II. II. Reeves Heirs.
| I'M motion ofcomp claimants and it arprar-
Oing TO me Gers and Master. from ati,da-
Wit oil c~uunp,Ainant5, that defendants JOAN
r,.,,strr nnti Cn,i,nLu. }rnr, Her, r, unn-
irnsiGpnts az Nh Erli, CT 'f,.oun..pn 50 l,,,f
thr nrIinnry- murrss of tnc law cannot Il,
served upon tdcln.
1t ia therefore ordered that publication
~ un, m,.'' ,n,r ~ rn' ,,i,;nr ", ~ XII d" Wy
To muupnr before the II,yk and Master on
or hricrc IAe first Monday in May. ltG5,
and plca,,. answer. or [Icn!l. Ia said bin. or
the ga!Nr WA be tlK"m for confessed ami
set for hearing r,HSHrtr.
II. il. ESTtII., C.. d NJ.
lnaI3l wlw i 30
state OF fcI,ncSSoc-- hTdn%ftN Cou5ty.
%. y. SiSk ct us,
VS..
T.. J., tOnnlri ct ais,
nN m,t;nu ofpn, md IL ,,ro,-.
T.rw ~ ,hn. iie,t, ,rJ ni.sn,r r.',' KIN.
III NJ? ,n,n';, NM th,, t"c Wiinw nr,I
;i.i,. Of Wm I"T,,.ynn s:s ,ro 'nD" ~ "'i1
Ia,t. - .I,o'siofnnf In,,.,"n ,t H.,
",IS,,or. n,.,.c,s ~ l.v n,rn,, Ia 49,, va,
Vt"n''!s i"'@N'' Va 10" '"''''' ''SS''''
~ T. ', ,,'o,o G,ro or1o.,1 ,,,o, ,,,,ro,,t,
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FJ,,, Ina Collector.

We are authorized to announce HENRY
WEAVER Il candidate for Tax Collector ior
Franklin County. Electionl In March, ioo''
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TuAYKs.-We are under Obligations
to A. Jourdan, Mr.. Landsden and Abe
Frizzell for newspaper fayors.
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,suhScriUtiOuY

To the Home journal will be token IN
wood, or country produce of any kind
needed IN II family. We use chickens, but
ter, cgge. a., and will allow market price
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SPECIAL NOTICES


WINCHESTER. Tenn, March " lSoo'
Hon. WIN. SIMMONS =
SIR: We, many OF
vour friends. who approve ofand endorse
yourc course in the Tennessee Legislature
feel 1t your duty to us to serve lis again
and our duty to you to support you LOT IT,
election. We therefore desire You TO run
WIN you do 80? Please reply.
MANY VOTERS.
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marriage contract with the whites
cite this discrimination, however, Us ~
instance of tho State policy as to dls'
elimination, and to inquire whether u
Congress can abrogate all State laws
of discrimination between the VOL
ccs in the matter of real estate, OF SUITS
and of contracts generally, Congress
may not also repeal the State laws rs 10
the contract of marriage between tAe
races. Hitherto every subject en-
braced in the enumeration ofrights con,
tanned in the bill has been considered
as exclusively belonging to the States.
They I'LL relate to the internal POI
icy and economy Of the respective
States. They are matters which III eacl'
State concern the domestic condition
Of its people, varying in each accor'
ding to its own peculiar circumstances
and the safety and well being OF IL
own citizens. / do not mean to say
that upon all these subjects there art
not Federal restraints, as for instance
in the State power of the Legislature
over contracts. there Is a Federal Inn
~itation that no State shall pass 4 Ia"
impairing the obligation Of contracts
and as to crimes, that no State shall
pass al er post tacto law and as to mon
ev, that no State shall make anything
but gold and silver a legal tender; bu
where can we find a Federal prohibi
ton against the power of any state t(
discriminate, as do most Of them, be
tween aliens and citizens, between arti
fetal persons called corporations ant
natural persons in the right to hol'
real estate
lit be granted that Congress cal
repeal all State laws discriminating
between whites and blacks, on the sub
iects covered by this bill, why, it ma,
be asked, may not Congress repeal, il
the same way, all State laws discrlml
mating between the two races on tn
subject ofsuffragc and Office? If Con
grcss can declare by law who shall
hold lands, who shall testify, and who
shall have capacity to make contracts
in a State, then Congress can also by
law declare who, without regard tc
race or color. shall have the right tc
sit as juror, or as judge, or hold any
office, and finally to vote in every
State and Territory ofthe United States
As respects the Territories, they come
within the power Of Congress, for as
to them the law-makjng power is Tho
Federal power; but as to the States, nc
similar provisions exist yesting ii
Congress the power to make rules ant
regulations for them. '|.'
[NorE,-The foregoing is all of tho
Veto Message which the Nashville pa
pcrs brought us on Thursday evening
The mail last evening brought the bal
ance, but it was impossible to get it il
this issue of the Journal. Next wcel
we will give it in full. The Civil
Rights Bill which was the cause of thi
| veto, is the Freedman's Bureau Bill
under a new namC, and we are happy t.
announce that President johnson ha
again evidenced his determination t
stand by the Constitution, and Iigl
against Radicalism. The people wi
sustain him :-E.D. HOME JOURNAL.
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State of TenneSsee---FRANKLIS (
Mm. CoMan VS.. Mary NOWNn.

VIM. Cowan VS.. Mary Cowan.
ON motion Of complainant. and 1t APP
Opearing to the satisfaction of the Clerk
and Master. from the affidavit of the COM
plainant, that the defendant Mary Cowan
Is a nonresident of the State of TenneS-
see. so that the ordinary process of The law
cannot be served upon her.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in the
Home Journal, requiring said defendant to
appear before the Clerk and Master on or
before the first Monday in May next and
plead. answer. or dcmur to said bill. or the
same will be taken for confessed and set
for hearing eXpartc.
taJ III. Y. ESTlLL, c. & NJ.
mar3l w4w .tia. 1 30
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Huntsville Market.

LouIsvILLE. March 20.
Pork, S25 80. Sides, lGc. Lard, lsi'ir.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.
.,... CINCINNATI. March 30.
Pork held at S25 80. Lard, lS}4c. Side,
lGc. Whiskey, 50 Is. Corn. sac sc; Min
ed and white, brisk. Oats, ACC.
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ELEGANT DRESS GooDs.-We call the
attention Of our friends, and the public
generally, to our new stock of Spring
Goods. In the way Of elegant dres:
goods, such as silks of all styles and
prices, poplins, grenadines, organdies,
printed linens, DC, we think our assert
ment will please the moat iastideons.-
We have attempted to get Il stock, not
for the fashionable alone, but to meet
the wants of the people in general
Our stock Of g%entlemen's furnishing
goods embraces the latest styles. W.
claim to have purchased our goods an
der the present market prices, and have
no fear Of competition. Now is tht
time to buy while prices are down an,
those who want the bestgoods, at rea
sonablc prices, would do well to cal
and examine our stock. We do no
think the ladies can call for an article o
their wear which we cannot supply
Call on X. c. Handy " Co., Winchcs
ter, Tenn. ..t. ,t'. .
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NEW YORK, March 70.
Gold, l27h. Cotton. dull at4lc.
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state of Icnncssuc-iJdnI;;A Couaty.
D.. j. SiSk ct uls,

" state OF TNnnCs-cc-frdmAa Coul.ty.
j. W. Buchanan, admir- &c.