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Southern Pacific Railroad.

On last Saturday evening. a a quar-
ter to three o'clock. the last bar of iron
to I'll the gap bttwecn Marshall and
Shreveport, was laid upon the track 4.
anl, which i regarded as 4 most favor
able OHM. the bars I'll in exactly with.
put any splicing ar cutting OIL
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ever 10 occur again. \ through train
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'hai 1era') Foy, Auyust I'd.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-08-25
Sale Of Land.

GARNER d Co. rs j. Bolin, T. e. Sinp-
son and j. II. Smith.
by virtue of IN order Of sale, issued by
the clerk of the Circuit Court Of Franklin
county. Tenn, ! win, on
Monday, October 1st, 1866,
before the Courthouse door IN Winchester.
sell for cash. to the highest bidder. tl,etrnct
o fland levied upon in this case. lying in
District No. Is. franklin county. Tenn.
containing, by estimation, So eighty
three acres. Levied upon rs the property
ofJ. ii. Smith. August Sth. 1866.
Dor WE. MURRELL, Sh'T.
nng25-tds 4 50
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MORNING, AUGUST 18TH, 1856.
News OF lI.e Week,

The most important event that W,
have 20 record this week is the procla
nation OF the President declaring Tho
rebellion at an end IN Texas, and every.
where else throughout TIE limits Of the
lnItcd States. The legitimate conclu,
sion is that martial Law is at an end,
and that the civil law is now supreme.
W. hope We are forever done with Gen.
Grant and his satellites. llurrah for
Andrew Johnson, the peoples man.
THE PRESIDENT AND MACMILLAN.
We remarked in our last that it
looked like Mayimilian was on his last
Iry,, Since writing that we see thatthc
President has issued approximation in
structing our cancu 10 disregard Max
iniliM'a blockade, II il very clear that
MaNlmiiinn cannot mtiI.ain his posi-
,itton without European aid, Of which
theic scenIsto Ic no prospect whatcy-
For orr part, we care not what
becomes Of M0NimiIian or his Euro
l,can coz tutors, They had no sym.
pathy for us in orr great trials, hut on.
y took advantage Of our family quar-
ri to carry out their selfish schemes,
Without rejoicing at his mi3tortuucs,
sc are perfectly indifferent as to his
ate.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-08-25

While The American journals ascribc
all the credit of the Atlantic cable to
Mr.. Field, the English papers allege
that Mr.. Glass is the real prime mover
Ia the enterprise.
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Sale Of land.

Gardner. Shapard & Co.. Is James \ Ed
wards. Ut als.-i eases.
BY virtue of an order of sale. issued by
the clerk Of the circuit court Of franklin
county. Tenn. | will. on
Monday, October lst. 'C6.
before tie court house door in Winchester.
sell for cash. To the highest bidder. the
tracts of land levied upon in these eases.
lying in district No Z. rranklin county.
Ienn- containing - acres. Levied up
on as the property Of james A. Edwards.
Aug.s. Go. MCRRELL. Sh'T.
aug25tds 4 81
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Sale of Land,

Sale of Land.
Dean & Spinner Is B A Osborn.
BY virtue of an order of sale. issued by
the clerk Of the Circuit court Of Franklin
county, Tennessee, / will, on
Monday. October lst, 'G6,
before the Courthouse door in Winchester.
sell for cash, to the highest bidder. the
tract oi land levied upon in this case. lying
in district No IL. Franklin county, Tenn,
containing thirty six acres.
Levied upon as the property Of b A o.
born. August Sth. &c.
w T. MURRELL, Shift.
auG2l-tds $50
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-08-25

The London Times, of August first,
has a report of the proceedings in Par.
imeni on the previous NIGHT, extend
ing over twenty four columns. AS
I ar .amnst does hot begin its session
natl n very late hour i'll the afternoon.
b.. was very rapid work on the part
f the re-, ortars. -Four o its PAGES
thu occupied. the i'm ; apollo
,izes Tor t &c exclusion OF 0.her mat
Ter.
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IL Is stated that since the Atlantic On.
BILE hassbeen laid, Napoleon has kept M
u constant telegraphic communication
with Macmillan, there being. by means
of the cable. 4 continuous telcsrapLic
line from Paris, through London and
New York, to Galveston, Trxas.
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Sale of Land,

Sale of Land.
c II Williams, Us G. L Gray.
BY virtue Of an order of sale, issued by
the clerk of the Circuit court Of Franklin
county, Tennessee, | will, lon
Monday. October LIST, '6G,
before the Courthouse door in Winchester.
sell for cash. to the highest bidder. the
tract ofland levied upon in this case, lying
IN district No Z, Franklin county. Tenn,
n hundred and fifty acres.
more or less.
Levied upon as the property Of G L
Gray. W T. MURREI.L,
aug25-tds 1 so Sheriff.
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The corn crop OF Inc United States
for the present year is estimated at the
enormous amount Of l.G39, 600. 900
bushels. II is stated that in The last
'y'"se years, the annual Increase
CON, ''rA crop has averaged four per
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Spurgeon says Henry Ward Beech.
er seems to him, in breadth and varie-
ty OF mental endowments, more like
Shakespeare than any man who has lived
since his time.
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j. in session here now-Chanccllor
Steele presiding. W. understand there
is much business Of Importance before
the Court.
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Sale or Land.

Bobo, Moon d Co., rs JC Smith.
By virtue of an order of sale. issued hv
the clerk of the Circuit court of Franklin
county, Tennessee. | will, ON
Monday. Octboer 1st. GO
before the Courthouse door in Winchester.
sell for cash. to the highest bidder. the
tract of land levied upon in this case. lying
in district No Ii, Franklin county, Ten
nessce, containing - acres.
Levied upon rs the property Of j G.
Smith. August Sth. '6G.
w MURRELL., Shift.
auro5-tdS ! 80
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safe of E1nH,

Renjamin Tanning. rs Gray.
BY virtue of in order Of sale, issued by
the clerk Of the circuit court of Franklin
county. Tennessee. | will, OF
Monday, October lst, &c,
before the court house door in Winchester,
sell for cash. to the highest bidder, Tie
tract OF land levied upon nthis ease. lying
IN district nos. Franklin county. Tenn,
said to be three hundred and forty acres.
Levied upon rs TIE property of q l.
Gray. August Stl, &c.
" MURRELI.. Shf.
auG25tds 4 81
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Sale of Land.

Sale Of Land.
TIE Simpson, rs &c Smith,
BY virtue of an order Of sale, issued by
the clerk of the Circuit court of Franklin
county, Tennessee. I will, on
Monday. October 1st, 'G6,
before the Courthouse door in Winchester,
sell for cash. to the highest bidder, the
tract of land levied upon in this case. lying
in district No. Is, Franklin county. Tenn.
ahont sixty acres. Levied up
on as tile property Of J G Smith. August
Sth, 'G6.
W f. MCRRELI. Sl'N.
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Sale Of Land.

Sarah y Woods, rs G l. Gray.
Ey, virtue of an order of sale. issued by
the clerk Of the circuit court of Franklin
county. Tenn. | will, ON
Monday, October lst, 'GG,
before the court house door in Winchester,
sell for cash. to the highest bidder. the
tract of land levied upon in this case. lping
in district No =, Franklin county. Tenn,
containing one hundrcdand fifty acres.
Levied upon us the property of & l.
Gray. August Stl. 'GG.
We MURRELL, Sh'T.
aup2Jtds ! 50
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Sale Of Land.

7. E. Simpson, vs b. +. Sanders.
BY virtue of ar order OF sale, issued by
the clerk of the Circuit Court Of franklin
county. Tenn, | will, on
Monday, October 1st, 1865,
before the Courthouse door in Winchester.
for cash, to the highest bidder. the
tract Of land levied upon in this case, lying
in district Ne. Is, Franklin county, Tenn.
about 81 acres.
Levied upon as the property Of B. r..
SANDERS. August Stll, 1866.
w MURRELL, Sh'G.
%aug25-tdS 4 50
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Negotiation, for peace seem to be
progressing Favorable between the late
hclligcremts; but Eas,ia is %cyincing
dissatisfaction at the existing state Of
affairs, and is marching an army in the
direction OF the PW5eian frontier.
What this portcuds we know not.
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Sale of Land.

Sac OF LNNu.
Jonas Myers, Is A NJ Holt.
By virtue of an order of sale, issued by
tide clerk Of the circuit conrt Of FranKliD
county, Tennessee, l will, on
Monlay, October 1st CO.
before the court house door in Winchester,
sell for cash. to the highest bidder, the
tract Of land levied upon in this case, lying
near %TnllahOlna, Franklin county, Tenn.
n hundred and sixty acres.
more or less. Levied upon as the property
Of y NJ Holt. August Sth, '66.
W f MURkELI, Sh'H.
aug25tds 4 80
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Sale Of Land.

II G. Blanton rs Benz. Stovall.
BY virtue of an order of sale, issued bv
the clerk of the circuit court of Franklin
county, Tennessee, ! will. on
Monday, October lst, &c,
before the court house doorin Winchester,
sell for cash, to the highest bidder. the I'M
divided interest in Il two hundred acre
tract of land in civil district No 3,--levied
upon in this case.
Levied upon as the property ofBenjamin
SSovall. August Sth, 'GG.
We MURRELI, Sh'T.
alro5tlS 4 80
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The Revival

At the Methodist Church is still pro.
crossing. A number of conversions
have already been made, and the altar is
still nightly thronged with the anx Gus.
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Sale Of Land.

Sale Of Land.
Lewis Mctcalie, rs Elizabeth Alexander.
By virtue of an ordcrof sale. issued by
the clerk Of the circuit court of Franklin
county, Tennessee, l will, on
Monday. October LIST, &c,
before the court house door in Winchester,
sell for cash. to the highest bidder. the
tract Of land levied upon in this caso. lying
In district No. &, Franklin county. Tenn.
containing one hundred and thirty acres.
Levied upon as the property of Elizabeth
Alexander. August Sth. '6G.
W Z MURRELL, Sh'R.
aug2:jtds 4SO
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W. invite the attention of thoot
wishing to secure Il good home ncal
Salem to an advertisement in to -day's
paper. Salem is the most desirable
lace for Il village home we know Of in
Tie State, For farther particulars call
On l.. $. Sims, our genllcmanIy Real
Estate Agent.
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Sale Of L0ud.

pVfU U IFVVs
lrby Morgan & Co.. rs &c Smith. ct ais.
BY virtue ofan order of sale, issued by
the clerk of the circuit court of franklin
county, Tennessee, | will, on
Monday. October LIST. 'GG,
before the court house door n Winchester,
sell for cash, to the highest bidder. the
tract of land levied upon in this case. lying
IN district No Is. franklin county. Tenn.
containing - acres.
Levied upon as the property of } c
Smith. August Stll, &c.
w MURRELL, Sh'T.
aug25wtds 50
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Sale OF Land.

SGIV vi ItTIUe
tn Simpson rs B + and Mary Sanders.
BY virtue of an order OF sale. issued by
the clerk ofthe Circuit Court Of Franklin
county, Tenn. I will. OH
Monday, October lst, 1896,
before the Courthouse door in Winchester.
sell for cash. to the highest bidder. the
tract Of land levied upon In this case. lying
in district No. Is, Franklin county, Tenn.
containing about tifty-one acres.
Levied upon as the property Of Benjamin
+. Sanders. August Sth. 1865.
W MURRELL, Sh'f.
auU0J-tds A 81
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Sale IF LaUd.

Sale Cf L0Ud.
VS. Embry, rs Smith, Runnells and
Faris.
by. virtue of an order of sale. issued by
the clerk Of the circuit court of Franklin
county, Tenn. | will, on
Monday, October 1st, &c,
before the court house door in Winchester,
sell for cash, to the highest bidder. the
tract OF a levied upon in this case. lying
In district No 10. Franklin county, Tenn
containing one hundred acres.
Levied upon as the property of L. A.
Smith. August Sth. &c.
WE MURRELL, Shin.
aug25tds 4 so
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Sale Of Land.

John Franks, rs G L Gray.
BY virtue Of an order of sale. Issued by
the clerk of the circuit court of Franklin
county, Tennessee, Will. on
Monday, October LIST, 'CG,
before the court house door in Winchester,
sell for cash, to the highest bidder, the
tract of land levied upon in this case. lying
in district No 3. Franklin county. Tenn.
containing three hundred and forty acres,
more or less.
Levied upon as the property Of G l.
Gray. August Sth. sc.
WE MURRELL, Sh'T.
aur25tls 4 so
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Sale Of Land.

Sale Of Land.
Smith & Simpson, rs IF Osborn.
By virtue of an order Of sale. issued by
the CLERK Of the circuit court of Franklin
county, Tenn. | will. on
Monday, October LIST, 'G6.
before the court house door in Winchester.
sell Tor cash, to the highest bidder, the
tract Of land levied upon in this case. lying
in district No Is, Franklin county. Tenn,
containing sixteen acres, more or less.
Levied upon US tie property of Defend
antOsUes COLLEEN. Stayor. Aug 8. &c.
MURREII, Sh'h.
auR2eNds iN
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Il J Turner rs G J. Gray.
BY virtue of nm order of sale. issued hv
the clerk Of the Circuit court OF frunlln
county. Tennessee, will, on
Monday, October LIST, &c.
before the court house door in Winchester
sell for cash, to the highest bidder, tlrr
tract ofland levied upon in this ease. lyinp
in district No b. Franklin county, Tenn
said to contain $40 acres, more or less. y
Levied upon as the property Of G L
Gray. August Stll. '6G.
W J. MuRREI.L. ShG.
nuG25tds SO
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Sale of Land.

Sale OF Land.
TIE Simpson cs j c Smith.
By virtue of an order of sale, issued Ivy
the clerk Of the Circuit court of Franklin
county, Tennessee, ] will. on
Monday, October LIST, 'G6.
before the Courthouse door in Winchester
sell for cash. to the highest bidder. the
tract of land levied upon in this case. lying
in district No. 10, Franklin county. Tenn.
containing -- acres.
Levied upon as the property Of j c
Smith. August sth, '66.
w + MURRELL, Sh'tf.
auT25-tds 4 so
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Sale of Land.

TIE Simpson rs j G Smuh-W "
Burt, StGyar.
BY virtue of an order of sale. issued by
the clerk ofthe Circuit Court Of Franklin
county, Tennessee, | will, OF
Monday, October LIST, 'G6,
before the Courthouse door in Winchester,
sell for cash, to the highest bidder, the
tract of land levied upon in this case. lying
in district No. IL franklin county, Tenn,
about sixty acres.
Levied upon as the property of J c
Smith. August Sth. 'GG.
w + MURRELL, Shift.
aug25-tds 1 80
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Sale Of Land,

TE Simpson, ~ W11iam and David o..
bora.
BY virtuo Of An order Of sale, issued BY
the clerk oftse circuit court Of Franklin
county, Tennessee. / will, on
Monday. October LIST, '6&
before the court house door in Winchester,
sell for cash. to the highest bidder, the
tract of land levied upon in this case, lying
in district No 10. Franklin county, Tenn.
containing cighty-One acres, more or less.
Levied upon as the property ofD Osborn.
W L MUREELL, Slin.
aug25-tds 4 50
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NOTICE.

Having suggested the insolvency of the
estate OF Thomas Logan. deed. notice Is
hereby given to all who have claims
against satin estate to file the same with the
clerk OF the county Court of Franklin
within the time prescribed by law,
or the same will ls barred.
MRS, JANE LOGAN.
augzou Administrative.
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BRICK PoMERoY has adopted a pc.
litical platform, and spreads it out in
the La Crosse Democrat 1t is lricl
and pithy;
Equality OF States in the Union, or
another war.
"Whito mon TO govern white men.
Equal Observation-Disclosures of the
United States bonds, or rcpudiation.'
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ICE ICT ICE /!
o SALE AT TIE
Activity Among the Fcnfan Lead
crS. ... .-.HH

NEW York, Aug. 22,--The two wings
or.the Fcnian Brotherhood are actively
engaged at their respective headquar-
tiers in this city. Yesterday Mr., Ste
pllens received a personal report from
two young lrishmen who had just ARR
we'd from the old country, where they
had been confined in Mount Joy pris.
on. They report the organization to
have become stronger ever since the
suspension of the habeas corpus. Col.
Roberts is deeply engaged in correspon-
dence relative to the approaching Con
rress in Troy. ~,
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NOTICE.

Having suggested the insolvency of the
estate of join II. Galloway. notice il here
by given to all WHO have claims against
said estate. to file Tie same With the tlcik
OF tile County court of Franklin county,
Tenn- on or before tie 1T day of February
1867. or the same will be barred.
JAMES COUCH. Admir-.
aug25-3m
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So Of Land.

So Of Land.
b g " 6ysaA = Grant.
By virtue a e order Of sale. Issued ty
the clerk Of the Circuit court OF Franklin
county, Tam, ] gill, on
Monday, October lst, SO.
before the court house door in Winchester.
cell for cash, 70 the highest bidder. the tract
o. land levied upon In this case. lying in
district No 2, FRANKLIN county. Tenn con-
tanning - acres.
Levied upon US the property Of Gil
GRAY. August 9Th, 'GG.
W + MURRELI, Sh'f.
aug25tds 4 80
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Sale of Land.

Sale of Land.
A S Embry, rs + E Foreman and PW
Tipps.
BY virtue Of an order Of sale. issued by
the clerk of the circhit court of Franklin
county, tennessee. / will. on
Monday, October 1st, &c,
before the court house door in Winchester.
sell for cash; to the highest bidder, the
tract ofland levied upon In this case. lying
in district No 2, FRANKLIN county. Tenn,
acres. Levied upon rs the property Off
Z Foreman andPW Tipps. Aug. s. 60.
W Z MURRELL, Shift.
anC25tds q so
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Sale Of Land

Sale Of Land.
Samuel Bobo rs &c Smith and Y J
Shar.
BY virtue of an order Of sale, issued by
the clerk of the circuit court Of Franklin
county, Tennessee, l will, OH
% Monday, October lst, CO.
before the courthouse door In Winchester,
sell for cash, tc the highest bidder. the
tract of land levied upon in this case. lying
in district No Is. Franklin county, Tenn,
containing sixty acres, more or less.
Levied upon as the property Of J C
Smith. W f MURREtL,
au92jtds a 20 Sheriff.
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DIED.

AT his residence in this county, on the
Goth inst. Eastman Tarrant, aged e. years
and I days, after a confinement of eight
months.
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the Christian Advocated

From the Christian Advocated
Half Girded by a sublime Segmento
mountains, Winchester nesties on thu
summit Of Il vast lowland like a wre0tl
Of evergreen on the brow of some vic
tor knights queen Of beauty. Its en-
virons rcuihd you Of Memphis anC
Wolf River; its cliffs and waters, and
shade and cleanliness, of that rem OF
l. Southern cities, Huntsville; and, if the
o heart is moulded b. the clcvating IN
nature, the denizens here must be truly
noble, aspiring, and refined. Once u
t literary capital Of celebrity and merit,
it now lift the arch of pro Hlisc on the
q, cloud the var has left upon it. 1T Is
full Of churches, and Episccpals, Dap
lists, Preshytcria!ls and Mcthpdits, like
1.-THE four beasts Of Rcvclati1p." Illus
tratc the combined energy and phases
Of ~lsracls march through this country
10 Canaan. W. NJ. Green is our ,opu.
lar pastor here, and his labHs have
greatly strengthened our cause; let
his works praise him rather than lat.
tering words. DR., A.. l., l.. Green
preached here for several days during
the past week, with extraordinary fer
ycncy and cloqucnce. This WAS part
OF his circuit forty one years ago
and here, among the children and grand
children Of those to whom he. then
preached, came Il surviving few Of his
ala f,iniIfIs tn ,rr,,I ltt, nIitI, :. Gnlni,
ancc OF thirty nine years. What pro.
found emotions were stirred at such a.
meeting may lie fancicd. but cannot he
written. yhc large church was con.
stant!Y crowded to ~sullocation, aud
some come thirty miles to be present nj
Che quarterly meeting. The music was
dcil9htful--truly so; and the organ
which led in song did not seem to the
mountainecrS to be the devil it had
been represented there is less preiu-
dice IT comm nlablc innovation and
novelty here than in any community 10
lie found. Among the preachers pres
cnt was Brother Conn, DR., Green first
colleague, a Venerable. active, useful
preacher still; Brother Y.ibb!c was
in the spirit Of Eervid faith sudj,
Joel Whittcu, the Presiding
i''"'I' III 'l' HIS "oi''ci Zeai' n rell@i'
,Lo nnnnt,r .nI n.y. tS' y 49,:
Us decidedly encouraging. a week in
IN Winchester and vicinity was spent,
.'lcaSahtly, n perhaps prolitably Ger
"'"'y w. ''','t WIN s!""Iis "''l'!a-
;tS eninnls 49, I,nsa ~
professions, and its social attractions
May God add to it the GROWING JOY Of
GLORIOUS work oigrace.
ARIEL
For the Home Journal,
Il above Is a beautiful compliment
% our town, to which we feel that it Is
Justly entitled, Tor Arie! must he tamil
ar with everything that IS Eden like. J.
got Only Is the arl'clea compliment to {
y lhrhc''cr, bntit IS an evidence orthc :
NiIlcf ) pOCtlc TASTE ana kIlullncsS OF {
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ANNOUNCEMENT rs.

For 2OE Collector.
We are authorized to announce HENRY
WEAvERa candidate for Tax Collector for
Franklin County. Election in March. 1858.
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subordinate account TO any dispatches whatever
OF an unofficial and private character. In saying
this tmeously, we intend no reflection whatever
upon the dir, C1on of the Company thus lar.
They have had enormous difficult es co overcome.
These difficult es they haze apparently overcome.
And we are bound to wait patiently until they
find the means of getting their working aopll-
anCes in order. What we aim at Is to impress
upop them that the Press will oe their largest
customer, and that the Press has claims, as tne
organ OF the public, over which no private
interest or individual can have precedence.
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