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1T 9eblMldt ipplben berlabe
Elm baibe8 ,SGbr1Encert lang
NIB nit ben slltaunlthn erG :iolOen %aueepeEcet poret1
5ur 8, tluu9 pm
Su1cn, GrfGitrug, Seii,rfsit, tpuiiSemS Giie,
Grtrrc, NcuWbuiiCl Group, Sebel flartbstlen,
Gum BDrtnlGptr b'udrt. IibmuugebciWwer'
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3ebntdbriser MbenmattsmmS
eurG Giarsibuns oss WiidsratsS nit
Mab,paS's MeabD SisIief

Sr. epb. GIp, 60 Sabte tSbfenb. tilt 'iet ssbu
Satrtr an 8brumatisa,us. Sttt IL Wionocu wnbtt
AZ, peutcmmen BIZ; llcs, SaS Strnnitr batca. Dit
Giieber irartr oeIbrspt ssfGnoueu II. uugsitaliet; on
1auce iranpitaii s~riiarrt, ipbab ct wseer Die Singer
~btius8,n. nsd, Die Sdaoe uuf. poer SunNdcu loHnts;
hen 9an5en R5rper enrd;sS,n ,btuHtatiide Sd,lntr,
len; ba6 oebcn aus Gem Sctie perIiiadte ie 6rS6kr
Z tnttrcu. Man btadie ibn tnol,db ba,u, has 8tiid
srat irib unb GbentS ie cine Stanbe init U a b 10 a us
Neaop ReItef cimcittn III !ahen. DE erhe
9tnrsttuus ps'i6l Tte aiueeruGs; mcbrere nadfels
gtnee Glnrtitinfeu eEtlpren ibN Oct SIueTSsH. uae
mad einptouatlibem SsbtauGs bts Iette unb
%etnistr Taben DOR 81 abpap 9tIIcn pa,
I pieterb.rgs.sat. SEPT 1T CT luitts Ii. Beiunb uu'
srti't D.!esentl!t ned tinu al net btm Relie u
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DaS tpeltberiibmte mirfli9 ddite
AZ 0y bites a uesnmaffer
ppn Erauaptt g brlarbt iH AlteafgIb in
gbIsiugeu,
tit iesern G'eftditsuanre, @elebrlen, 5areatS Beams
ten, Gortrcniite,i,R iiiiitler lno aId golttn, ps!d't
sieI bel ei6t uno Seusr ~arbeitcn, lno Damen ,srptldt
fit bic! nit 2een nuo feiren Irbeitet tef1dfti9cn,
brla8tao 3u eu,9ieblen. itcem eS bel trenteil auGsn
bic Se9lait 8liidliG mieoer beri!e1t. ssbs!t itarti
rnc Dor grbliFben i61st
Saiienee bon Fob er5ebedbeu 8tiefea unb Ttteften
us allen Geserrea bar Belt fptedtr iiter ben ouRer-
roentliS 3littidsn efiO;s. 3laeoi Is Gents. ~
JnItus DteneIt, Beuttf,
Hterdnoria, &c.,
@tucraIs n gent fir gan; amcrisa.
IN Baltimore AZ BADEN Eel g. SenninSbeu.
fen, Eud,hanbiung, 2SG 2s. sera.!fr., fpfsis In
ben beuptiatIittsn Nroihsten
SIN Src6en bel u. . oseler s. Go m p, Fr. 6
Sie-2tberipi.r.
Scuttaaeniur iiir cen 9ihrift gptunbia:
bel s. 3. Gbrtatant. gr. 502. 9. Sir, Il Rr.
a71. g%enn'nic. -goenue tDa10-,
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On Sem Su1eahltie, 6a man Robpun'8 Rca.
lid; arlperbtt, b5!t aler SdmcrS auf, ppber CT AUG
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F8fas ReieimSeiee BIZ stt:
gaffgeetpfShifffnatt
Il reme uob W etpHgGrf
ola @outbeR,ricn burh Die beGte6ten. eie8 ant
stnaeri6tetsn @rf 9ampti6tfts bon
$500. rep. 1000 SUnrcn u, 700 8terSctraft;
zNrenlen'...... eapt- 8. VI. Etepnaber;i
agatR-2 iore".-- ......Sapi. @. Grnit;
ISGnio",,,., Cart. e. b. S'rtuopTp;
,anltttta". Gap. SO. NlsFer;
sSerrnta1r, "neu, 80. Capt 81. 99ente:
.Rsuti6lanb". i'm Bau Gpta $ gBeiels;s
,%llntru", I'M 9au Gpi. S.S. b. Sduien;
Die Grhrhtinnstnge lt1ih, iuie iuigt:
Bon Bremen: 8,u Southampton: Bon gltrp- Dott;
10. MARI, Il. Rds' !. apriI.
7. gsrtI, Il. GTpru, IS.
Il. t. Is. - s. gtat.
T. ESSai, 9. Gsnt, 2s.
unb meter ale IA Sose,
du trtld,su 2aQM bic Dantpfer
nie SrrriniBte Staatcl : EuT
nebmtu.
Die gampfcr tiasr simis psIien CUR 9autuna ter
pnIlsitre nnh Gn8 Ia NIB unS Erantret3 III
SputBa n ? o n an.
EoIiagcsYrsiic.
stcu Srcmcn nad, Gfctps9pEf.
s,r,frnsnsss nnter.. al'a as = : 90 sc
l;ur vfsm SIprt aah Srcmeu,
Gonopn, 3Gpre une Sputbs
an,ptau:
szo.Ht,s Sber@goloa Ss05ae1 Gols
D. S"i"''- un.sEr9aIon $ GG.5e -
ssrpiitIenrccf ..s...-..,..., y So.SU
ape incl. gctBfi8uns. RiHbsr 5pti&sn lilo Sabten
Die !S6tfte.
g'Gontarten mad Saere, ecnSon, Souibs
sv1rtou IL. Bremen Su ben n!%ecrtaittn Frttier.
#A-8a6ete &c. rperbeu biz 0 llbt 8orp'tttass
am Ngoonsatasc int 8irsau be-; untsr6ettreten anses
n0rlnen.
Mit fiefen g6ifen rrsrbeu @rieFe mad auen4bciIes
9culIdfouo'S btiorccrt tno untsr Der NrtIdlrltt -psr
95cn,er stca,icr- in allen @ohtfreaus btr 9er Gtaa-
i'm dngeinitueie
gDt5ea Iradt unh BoFoge pe,et man lid an
SeiriGh8 T. &c.,
Rro 68. 8roabftr., NenzDcrs.
Su rsajIin,p rt an r. Rnips. SrpeSttIolt pes
,ON!iGen SDrreirnnbentet. (2I8-l
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unsDn > keMcrsgGetfss sru~H$z@s
fettgGaft epu 9SaIt;nprc.

WUEph : NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .
feAfeDaft tpn &aItimnre.
Disic e3cisGid)aft III auuntbr 5eiet- ReHGr
8erit3srunBen fir Stabta II, 2anb6eiisi5uni
enlgesen;aHsbrtcn. Ole Office befiubst fa SIT. 40,
GccpReiIase, aui Der Rcroielte.
GobnGoGtts gr6aeent.
Dircftpren;
Gbaunes gtSsfs. Rrdiitent bel rleeIte;u 8anf,r
Stury 9, Sbrp0t, VIZ. 93, 5aDetteitr.r
gam. GbeSrut, ron gsrt. @tcsaut d 80.
@impr EaGtbnrit, Rauinpaun. f5outbi.r4
Njm, 8rioees. ron 2Gmo Bridges e Sptr,
Scbn 81, Seluts, Wice(bSnbierl lratttr.
Soitpb Tla!ibems, BON Gbps. Wa.t5ens a SoSH,
a8m. i. Bene, Mtcf. II. PORT mailer
.Spbn Q. Bridges, bon :, @. @tibscS & Go,
Sobr GpateS. Bretterh&nSIer
Ssan,eS .. EStar, prn ISebr. sapear- r..
sSSbn Eurntut, IT,, GeppttbSneler. 9sIiia1crsar.
lOit4ISj Gtis SpsGr, net:.
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Senersg eriidlernng.
Sie uaffoetirte B~ireuucn's Jnfas
rance GSmpasIie opn SGltis

SfNersSerIWcrII!g.
Sie uafoetirte Tireuen'8 5nfas
rance G0mpaeIie opn SGltis
utpre",
ser. 4. Scutbay.,
9e9tnitbcr benz 10 Il" @csdube
Su iypise Der N~lir!tanitit o6 Damriz teltr= GeFar.
ten,enis er,eusrnsu. eebea mir Ser ItAerun8S-Ynlteen
Bu zen b~iIieltcu grdntunt. Jtaten aus. epidt, 81.
sppBnDanier, Wt5bciri recr irgeno ciEe Nrt bon Sti7s
tbum fat elm rbtr iettn Sabre III perIi6srh ,puplNen,
lite al erarn,niren, age Gerluite ioetesa, ME irater,
rrou,t II. In liberaitr g8eife beSablt.
rcttpreut
sDm u sad Samuel sirt,
gom.sG gsbeetsa SR~rancis surns
SameS GettY SancS 2ouna
9%ancaiter Dub SrGneisG Miaer
gipab @alter SanltS y George iei
Spbn U. VI oore.- Srai.
5otn Dutebart, Seir. (Salil, l2ND
Die Marslaub Sire snfmrauce
&ont1hnD BON Baltimore"
Eat tbr Bureau p~orldufis mad ber
NorpweIt,Gde DON G%etpnbfr. u. Irtpp'
let's @Iep,
bi9t nettn benz usien @iarunrsgstaube, Der peit
rerlsst.
Sieie Grmpasnie btftt elm beeeutenbes capital
periidert aGe 0orten &iscntpuHl in Ger Staot IL. aui
elm Sabr ODER ~tiil;sre iSrtit i'll ~8iuittsen BeeiusunacM
uno iteat auf %erlan9en | mmerwabrta0 ILL.,
tt8epple en- aus.
Sbps. g. 6ambIetsn. grdf.
Oircttprtum:
SharIes u asrS. 9 GO eobtufou
CHARLES S Staisr @aen u Chapman
9lob Campbell Sob S%ieamnnu
81 oambIetou Sob q SemDler
Su0b u cooper Carl srilier
(87-) Hpfeph e WiIncr. Sctr.
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snamit o. wv

3MAmft q NgeOer,
fstsbcr tn Ger 8irt.a tSn. Caoticn d aa.s,
VI. 100, ,Mste9ombegb-,
tpti6su stahi- H.. GbarteSitr., Baltimore.
#nrnt fir 1T XiIben y Weptsns's
serhbmte 4irnifce
ffapelednt nne 9Gnslet In DIetWeib tsfbite
aeabl, 2~tHffarbeu, 8ttn III. 5%anbpap et-
Bad, AIann, t~ppperaa Strpen,
tina Ell, @aIpeter xiii. Harbenc
Stu rpuiianoi6er BOrratb ctl9er Btruiff, Steuits
fal!cn, farben &C: nets ~pcrratb'9 gu ben
btlolftsp ksT drftOreiteA.
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Nbeposr Alpcfer.

Tcutft,cc airr-c't eni E~ctpepsueer,
Sr. a., 81. @auI-. rase Saratpsatraee.
sta@ A%ut6iune bee btSberisen 1irrna glpder l.
septrt8 iegt dhepcpt @Ioder oa8 BciGaft auf ~a1etatas
uag am cbteen pIate fprt nnb eutpfebIt I'D BEN
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fsss EEssEsznsss&a ss,p.b tut YiRrpaHpeIer nae
s4AhzSzlE3@4E Retisuse!
GriparniB BON 3ttt, @elb II. Gntfsrnuns
burd bic
,,@afttmNtesG hips Gifsnbahn".

nad) allen Stelien les 28eiiers,
lter 9arfcrsburg unb W attetto cber
Bcn Rbeeline II. Columbus.
&te "WaItiuorezS bOs@ ieubabu" bietet oem r~eiien,
hen NubItluu' be gi66ttu @ortbeite IN Neiu5 auf
WtQta'et, Gequcmltdte't siferbe't gEnltIt9'ett u.
d,Snpcit Der 5ccleIIt'n ipteb ite ron teln 7 anoern
8abn in biticit Parbe ubertroiien ipirb. 0icis Vatu
rom atlaHtliheu Deere au8leberbr ii ale';c aus
fteehnttite srite. GIstGititi8 0ter ru4 bic ~titr3site u.
thnellte unb ooter 6ie biQisite ESrte tit Die Heieu-
ben nab Seu gBeiten. bic nidt SerIebIen fcQteit, Ie 81
benueeit.
Wieiieus@ rticrnrna bcu gatialpre mad
CINCINNATI:
ueber parfcrsbrr1 533 Tleilen.
y Fenpcpo II. QGbeefiua ........,.sa5
- 6arrtsbur5 u. p;ttSburg ........G59
Durt BIZ Marietta Sitte ............, $50
cine @rtparni6 an ttr Entfcr1nIu9 ron IFS
Trrh bic columbus 2tuie ............ 500
sirc GripdrntB an br @ntfcrnuHs Bon 65
9tciience, wrife he Baltimore Ohio 9iicntatn"
%tr1upsr, ltgcI bic G:ie In IL Gage ,urht II. fabrer
IN g0aIen, Die aui sa5 Hl'rbea usniiie II, nit 1cpel.
liCrtCn Sieer einaerbtst itro.
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@beumatis NJ II 8. - Dtefe8 fhn,srtbaf.s
uebtl bat ben 9eitidttften asrSteu u. beticbteIlen
Mitteln 9etrogt. Us 1T am sdnpieri9itsn 5u b;bau.
helm; aber U 10 - Weab HeItet bat
ned itetS ben, e~e,ceneen ~ioiortise %gttetdttruns Der
f6oft lnb In allen iSauen. BON atutsm. .enttunc ideni
roer nerpBIeui StbeumatlsmlS cine eaierube Sctiuns
beipir.t. (get %trentiGem Rbeumatismas u. @tdt
puie R~aopap's etni9unes .S nruR
tas io9erannte 8enooattu8 RefoIoent,
neten benz &cabp ReItef gebralbt perbeu.l
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Ntuc Tamiliensmebi,iu.

us 0amtl'cns Mesisti TT cs taS rtSIldlte Sci,
mittel. neldbts be 28elt fenut. Wirb man BON
Sd,mersen pcer lnpdslt6ieit betmgefldt ober cpn
tircm t~6Sariigen 9eioen tebrcbt, 10 farirt ein St.
braud RAID ben patteuteu II fdpst cas- Seittnt por
Nnfalen. &tni9c Minuteu mad Der duberen
peer iHreren &niptnbtna ocS U a b ~ a , &eltef
MIRO Der Don fsu feiaisenoisn 9 bmerseu,
1rampfen " \ tiSmuS, Neroem
peb. 9t9t. Eeneeni d metS, taltsm
Stebcr. BID { NJ 81 ats, Srtppt, OtSb-
tbertt. ongettpn reer Y ttino NO
btiallene Natitnt nd, lettter u. ppbltr fnbleu.'
WtHttBe Semerfu II 9. - var n D.
ptrtbe unp u II e., wrlde in brnn belieeel-
ten CSf8enosu mol men, NO es fdpsr bait. Die Dieuit,
zines arjtes Su eriau8eH, 1T U u b 10 apS 8eabn
&elte inihaSbar. Us fam nit her r~ofiiuen
Vcridtrun5 stbrautt fperttn, tab es In allen 8dacn
CUTE Oienite Ieiiie. no man bets8e ober
9 d mer3e iriirt rber nit
grippe, Sipbtbsrie. tbism pa,e,
ldlimnltnt Sullen, Sttiertett
9aueus8tIit. IlHterlctbss,
%Xunscn-, 2ebsrz II. Bisrtr- GNtslnbuus.
poer NIT saisbraune, Salstnt;inouns,
Wedieltteber peeg NIT sieutalgte,
Rcpfpeb, sabns, 1 brenitnter;e1,
pecr nit gentenubsl,
Rldenidl ner3. Rbeumatismuf,
Ourtfal. ebcleya WtprbuSt
Wurr, Brarbpuneen.
Dlu6itdten, Srau(ben II.
!1rimptsn
eeflast 1T. Ole NnipeuSuns BON @abWap's
Weabb Rettcf pirb Did, bon 6teIen @eihpeI-
ben In br lblimlllten Jptn, bunch eiHi5eu Z tlnoen
furiren.
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: SleiIQe tlnD atlsiDaFtiBe BerFdernn8.
Tiresmen's Snfuconce So,apaents,

1870 u II tIs
Office an ocr nprbbhlide1, @6e Der
Sputbs unS SecpftfeS fraHr,
gteie GeieaitNit ccrii6ert SeSen 9ctlut! cetr Se-
fhSSicpro Srtt Fsusr auc SGricn Giarn'hum batitr
cher 9uSmSrt6 Az &rbsrit 9iinltiacu Sftiu3unNCu.
hrurn Y. ON b u q. Plli.
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Der S6erif Don Dtnwtbbte
County, Ya., purpe am Dpnnerltas
in Der NGbe beS Gerihtsbaults ppn prei
bspafn.ten Ne9ern ansebalten unb Der
in ittnsm SsliBe bsfnpItAen Sapisrs be.
rluht.
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lW0lt, kuE6Ap ~
a;rrmam,G : Observation-Disclosures
MefefifaaFt our RetszSsrrf.
fis srfrrctfiqnits,t Bee ~b:utit,sH 8abliil.ut8 p'tt
sans ~5sioutetf anti cbise. ift jattcn s7tt Ertola Pc
fisrtt u, EU aBssraelItT Salr1uelS trfreIt5os tsnsz'
GsrHberpngs , @situtAGf' 9irGeltHtt. Sts saer'
Grettat Der @1eie0irnff tstr69t sIt 2st
$500, aistH
psb q btRnbet Nt ousesb.m Gin lsbtrt $uy seS
a7A, 1851
In t=n B5nbea b:t Gfieni@ah,
Ateipn:n, Die uiteI nnEcbutbatsr Se6lltguretG sc.
Fkibpm itaepb peiGlet Sft. Naottt, HErttSuftr &c,
Iu SeriHsru t~oir!d,sa. r1erbtn ~trlcttlit sr!pEi. be
Zen; Sceatsn Der GCIsGf4cit In s'eltMprs.
u. tSuaIeF,
E5tna BtGt h e Ii 1885,
VT, 10, GecQnSNrott.
s~t9etj5sr ocp1 NofnmIt.
hor,gisrs4ta gnb i;lsere @.6iai irgea eiu5iltf.a.
N5. 8 tl9er. Girdhbsrti
SubOfpb SGtItqTe, Get,
Seftrsr3eT in Baltimore
& 3,aufs s. 40 G6rulcn Z Go
E.sGmnnn. Sirti@s b 60 ! gln 23iitc7s 4 as
Il; Il Dfnrbnrg SttI a 81
Il @ Nell T. 30 stbrAocr S~Satattt,
< Sril6er = 90
Collector BON Mfi9ruran1er: 8r. 4. 8
Slcpcuftsubes, {MlT,sIgtt)
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NOTICE
NIDUVENC

AN iIIt H
Having suggested the Insolvency OF the
estate OF Cornelius Farris. deceased, before
the court house door in Winchester, all pep
sons having claims against said estate ar~
notified to file the same with the County
Court Clerk on or before the 10th of No
vember next, or the same will he barred.
j. w. CUSTER. Admir-.
octI0. Rw
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Ra&9!

CTNp TO THE HOME JOURNAL
- Office all your clean cotton rags, and
We will give you the highest market price
In rAA W. j. SLATER u co.
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LOST,

A LIVER AND WHITE POINTER
A.Dog. double nose. has = STEEL Chain on
his neck. and q fresh eat Rehild tin. right
asr. The end Of his tail recently eut0A,.
\. liberal reward. and my thanks, 10 any
N" who will bring him to me at ON.
Hunts. al Winchester. N. b. fEARCE. ~
octl5
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State of Tennessee.---Franliiin Co
Margaret Wagner.

. ~
Margaret Wagner.
W.
jos. Il. Lawson, ct. ais.
On motion Of complainant. and tap
pcaring to tie Clerk u Master from the
bill which Is sworn To. that the defendant.
Joseph X. Lawson. and the heirs ut law o!
George Lawson. deed. are non-re>idcnts of
the State, so that the ordinary process OF
law cannot he served upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
he made FOR fourconsccutive weeks in the
Home journal. published in Winchester
Tenn requiring said defendants TO appear
before the Clerk Il Master on or before
Wednesday after the third Monday ofFcb-
ruary next. and plead answer or dcmur to
said bill. or the same will be taken for con-
icssed, and set for hearing ca partc as to
them. Witness my hand. at Office, Novcm'
her sth, 'GG. II. II. ESTILL, G. Il NJ.
novlG-w4t ! 80 -
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y Southern Baptist preacher, named
fenn, was arrested on Saturday, in
heytesyille, Christian county, No., for
preaching without taking the test oath
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NOTICE.

CWEET OPOPONAX FROM MEXICO!
- Tie most elegant anil essential per-
sonal requisite tor a lady, "Extnct Of
Sweet ~Opoponax."
+. I. SMITH 4 Co. New York. 4
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state of Tenncssce.---Frankiin Co.
Samuel Steward, ct. us,
VS.
Isaac Steward, ct. ais.
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Court that Polly Ann-Elizabcth Palma
j. Samatha-Sally 4 John Steward Marga-
RET. Hop. l.. & Newton Steward, Robert Il
John Steward and the children of Saman-
tina Steward are nonresidcnts of the state
ofTenncsacc so that Ii c0rdinary process Of
Law cannot be served upon them. 1t il
therefore ordered by the Court that publi-
cation be made in the iiOmc journal for
four successive weeks, requiring said non
residents to h" and personally appear be
fore the Worshipiul County Court 10 he
held at the Courthouse in the town of VIM
chester ON LIST Monday in October next, it
Icing the lst day of said month. there TO
answer the Bill of Samuel Steward ct. els,
or the same will be taken for confessed
and set for hearing eYparte as TO them.
JOHN q. ENOCllS,
fcpS 4 so Clerk.
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Among the many features oftIis Colossal Exhibition will be the
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-11-10
Admins trntos.'S +

Annaini.s iTa.tO4''+ NOticC.
Having suggested the Insolvency of the
estate of Martha q. Sims, deed. notice is
hereby given to all persons having claims
against said estate to appear and file the
same. properly authenticated. within the
time prescribed by law, orthey will be for
ever be barred.
LEWIS METCALFE,
Admir- with will annexed.
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VIM. SMITH. Equestrian Director.
WIN. LARUE, The World-lienowned Bar,
Back Rider. I!I... "a.
GEO. MADDEN. The Funniest Glow
i'm the United Weird.
MASTER q. HOLLAND, Principal Act
TIE HOLLAND FAMILY, the Wonder
FIJI A%crobats and GimnastS.
MIR. CliAS. LOUVRE, the daring and fear
less Equestrian.
MIR. GEO. BACHELOR, the greatest Vaul
ter and Leapcr oftlie aye. and ting onl!
man in the world who il able to turn
complete double sommcrs; ult owe TIL
backs of eight Horses.
THE BROTIIERL LEVlTAN. in their D
'Trapeze and Horizontal Bar. ~.
johnny King, H5 VIM. Burke. = .
Vim. Morgan, Harry Blood.
George Holland,
LA PETITE ANGELO. only eight year
r,st,utinu mr. tho Elyiuw Pr Fl
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-11-10

CWEET OPOPONAX FROM MEXICO!
- New, very rare, rich and fashionable
perfume. The finest evcr imported or
manufactured in the United States. Try
il and be convinced. .
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-11-10
Insolvency

Having suggested the insolvency of tho
estate OF Il. Az II. Is. Walker, notice is
given to all who have claims against said
estatr to file the SAME with tie County
Court Clerk Of Franklin county. within
tie time prescribed by Law. or the sam
viii be- barred. JOS. SlLER.
oct2- SIN Admr.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-02-01
Missing Swamp Land Funds.

Reference has frequently been made
to an alleged diversion of Swamp Land
Funds belonging to different counties
of this State, but we have seen no ex-
PLANTATION of the matter in the papers.
The Governor referred to the subject
in his Biennial Message, and asked for
the appointment of committee Of in
vestigation. The facts are, that du-
ring the absence Of Gov. Stone, at the
South, there were forwarded to his Of
flee from Washington, warrants for
something over $4,000, payable to
his order, to he distributed among the
counties. These warrants were en-
dorsed by the Governors Private Sec
rotary, Mr.. Orwig, who had no right
to make snch cndorscment,-and the
money procured on them from Des
Moines Bankers, which money it is al
legged was invested by MIR. Orwig in
real estate on his private account. The
property SO purchased is now held in
trust, until the matter can be investi.
gated. Should there be any loss it will
fall upon the bankers, and not upon
the public, as the warrants were not
legally endorsed. This is the only
foundation for the report set afoat by
the Dubuque Herald to the effect that
the Governor is defaulter. The com.
mittee has been raised by the Legisla.
ture and is now at work, and all the
evidence will be published as soon as
their labors are ended.-Hamkew.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-02-01
New Mail Routes.

T. EprroR INrEILIGENCER I'll herewith
hand you statement of what the Post
Office Departments advertises to give
this section Of Iowa in the way of
mail facilities for the next four years,
commencing July LIST, 1865. Parties
who wish to bid for carrying the
mails upon any of the routes given be-
low, or any others in Iowa, can obtain
all necessary Information and blanks,
by calling at any postoflice. Propo-
sails will be received until March goth,
and the results made public by April
2Sth, 1865. l give the numbers of the
new routes, viz: Az
11l97. From Waverly, Iowa. to Austin,
Mimi, IS miles and back, six times week,
by Spring Lake, Syracuse, Nashua, Charles
City, Floyd. Watcrtown, Usage, Mitchell,
West Mitchell, ST. Ansgar, Newburgh, Otran-
to, Lyle Mimi and Mineral Spring.
Leave Wavcrly daily, except Sunday. at 6
A. NJ; Arrive at Austin next day by P. NJ;
Leave Anstin daily, except Sunday, at 6 A. NJ;
Arrive at Waverly next day by 6 p. NJ.
1l240. From Charles City to New Oregon.
81 miles and back, once week, by Howard
vile, Huntsville, Bust. and Vernon Springs.
Leave Charles City. Wednesday, at p. NJ;
Arrive at New Oregon next day by T. M;
Leave New Oregon, Friday. nj 8 A. M; Ar
rive at Charles City next day by IAN.
1924. From Charles City to Clear Lake,
| a. miles and back. twice a week, by Ulster,
Rockford, Owens Grove and Mason City.
Leave Charles City, Monday and Friday at
8 A. NJ. Arrive at Clear Lake next day by
II M: Leave Clear Lake Tuesday and Satur-
DAY at I P. NJ; Arrive at Charles City next
day by 6 p. NJ.
1920 From Rockford to Plymouth, l6
miles and back once a week, by Rock Grove
City, Nora Springs and Shell Rock Falls.
Leave Rockford, Friday at A. NJ; Arrive
at Plymoth by l p. NJ; Leave Plymoth, Fri
day at r. NJ; Arrive ut Rockford by Z
PM
ll243. From Rockford via Marble Rock to
Elm Spring. l41 miles and back, twice week.
1929. From Calmar to Charles City. so
miles and back, three times week, by Fort
Atkinson, New Alba, Jacksonville, New
Hampton and Chickasaw.
Leave Calmar, Monday, "Wednesday and Fri
day, at A. NJ; Arrive at Charles City next
day by 10 NJ; Leave Charles City Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday at l p. NJ; Arrive
at Calmar next day by 6 P. NJ.
Proposals for sir trips week are invited.
1927. From West Union to Nashua, 40
miles and back twice "A week, by Windsor,
Richfcld, Bethel, Fredericksburgh, Williams
town and Bradford
1920 From Cbickasaw by peerfeld to
North Washington, Is miles and back once a
week. j. w. SMITH, p. NJ.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-02-01
McGregor Railroad.

Attention is called to the communi-
cation from nes Moincs, by Senator
Patterson, in relation to the McGregor
railroad. 1t looks as If we are swim
died out of our Land Grant, and this
through the skulduggery of Governor
Stone. His certifying" away our
land grant is bascr trick than being
robbed of tin trunk and valuable pa
pcrs on Court Avenue. We should like
to know the amount Of the inducemeat
that led him to this act, and who was
the man that rendered it. We cannot
believe that the Secretary of the lnte-
rior has or will issue the patents OF
these lands until some action with re-
gard to the Grant has been taken by
the General Assembly. To do SO
would be, either Willingly or inviting
ly, lending hand to one of the gross
est frauds that has been perpetratcd
upon our citizens.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-02-01

and made the special order for Thurs
day morning. Feb lst The bill for
disposing of Justices dockets in GER
tain cases, passed. Also, the bill le-
gahzing the Acts of Incorporation of
the Norwegian Lutheran College of
DEBORAH. ~,E 4
Bills to provide for the payment of
one dollar a day to School Directors
while on duty to protect sheep, and
authorizing the killing of dogs by poi
son or otherwise, were referred.
In the House, the following bills
were passed: Senate bill authorizing
Sherifls to administer oaths in certain
cases House bills to authorize County
Treasurcrs to transmit money through
National Banks to punish attempts
to commit offenses prohibited by law !;
and to protect the seperate earnings of
married women. The bill to allow
County Supervisors to levy six mills
on the dollar for ordinary county ex-
pcnses, instead of four mills, was dis
cussed at somelength, and finally post
poned till the 18th of February. The
bill to authorize a levy of three mills
instead of one for bridge purposes was
discussed briefly, and referred to the
Committee on County and Township
Organization.