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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-06-02
FARMS u,<bps SALE.

FuNHDSE WISHING to boruw-noney. from one TO I'VE
years time with seo,riy. will please euquirc Of
+. A. SHERWOOD,
may 81 GG-tf Exchange Bank.
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Is have the hes; wife in ths world said a
losg-saiIering husband "she always strikes
me with the sotL end O. tie broom
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-06-02

The citizens Of Polo, Ogle Co., H., have.
Invited and have high hopes of securing Cen
butler to address them on the 4th Of july.
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Singular Ern1sII:u,s0fioI

Has the Cerberus OF the Chicago Rspub>
iican received q sop? For the last three
months tie Republican appeared to labor
with but one object, aad tina: was. to win the
reputation Of being more interruptions aud
violent as radical organ Ihan the Chicago
Tribune Within the last lew days, howey
er, it has strangely changed its tone, and
now it COOS 10 Andrew johnson E. gently Z,
n sucking dove, while all il. bitterness and
venom IS enp.ied upon The heads Of Sumner,
Stevens, and the rest Of tie radical leaders
We cannot refrain from giving few specs
mems of the R-puJli.qa'J editorials under IL,
reformed transformed auspices:
1HaDDEU. SrErESs' BlLL.-Amoug All the
reconstruction plan, presented 70 Congress.
that Of Thad Stevens j. he weakest and
most inpr.cticsJ,e. The seventh section OF
bis bill Is i legal uoudsscript, the real in.en-
ton of WHICH no living man can cons,rue
If Nj S,even, had am sensible IDEAS n Bis
head when lie wrote this sac;l3a. he failed t.
Incorporate them in is rray:s5oEs. Accord
ing to his bill, = State, after having bscoma
eniit.sG 70 representation III Congress, loses
that nigh, by the alteration. repeal. cSrurgl>
ton, O. abrcg.tion Of an act II Congress
This IS either nonsense or something much
wore. When the rights Of tate. as mem
be-s Of the Federal Union NAV be DESTROYED
b. the simple alteration or repeal Of a. act
of Congress, the Constitution car lie d.
pensed with, and republican government SIT
down as farce.
The great difficulty with Mr., Stevens is.
th1t he forms his reconstruction plans after
the model of the bull r. The china shop
Once get Thaddeus or Ts~ras on the ram
page, and constitutions .nd orocAery sand
/ but poor show.
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lEEEleN.

Ill persons hereby notified and forbid hatho;r e
a or trusting nv wife Elizabeth McCarty. on my ac-
rn viii not bc responsible .or debts she may
contract, from this dtts. JOHN MCCARTHY.
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PoLITIcAL--The political cauldron IN this
county alrsady begins to boil. Col! II. A
McCaleb, Of the town Of Hope, already an>
nounces himself as candidate for the re-
publican nomination for Sheriff, and of course
Ottawa haa its usual half dozen of candI>
dates, TO say nothing of candidate or two
a piece. for Peru, La Sale, and most of the
different towns. Of course, we shall support
: "a ", = ''-al'' csndiaa;e-one who sus-
;,. 81 The first lik,y
saaA-ea,e u s5s' s...Fc "a, presents himself
viii "find u decidedly 6 favorable None
other need apply.
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Ayers Pills.

dsee~- cold settles s311.w-Ts Ia the L1ty ard ds
range is natural luna'3ls- Ties 30 rot relieved .
art Hr fhzris-lyc- AMI tr rounding organs r0tC--
lrr general a-grayatlon -uf-rIz aHI a@ranZs u-lt.
y tIs- r,udi.inu. take ATe's P-- and 80 -3T
directly 'ry ra-tsl@ t.s tsfs r-l1 p ~ me .F-'Hn 'fA
with 70 The f-rau, feeling nf health again What ird=
sr3 parent ~ this tTFal au. 'fuii-la r1ai nt ~
f.a .a -astv of Tie dep sr~ AID f-a-aEcss de
t.u--1 Us. Sluc IHlr--rr~ set ,vl- then lSl.rd
by similar o'--r1.Is aIl rsnE-, mt % the na'lrs
ft.-f..a- ~ ts ly. tag ysy AMI many ed. tI.n
-.-... #..-1 IN fta NH.- usH know 1.t-
,rf.ss NJ these Pill vlI neglect % er - them ErrG
sl--sa- Gee .5-a-ir- th-r cur" sl D = !4ess-s-s
-. s.su. Bs-s'--T. Billions comp ..l'' lH. -=----i-
.ra- -afs- e the Liver lc-tir-ues- Nstrffu-- hIs.
Hr-s4. E.rI-y. lrs8s md sEI rszs.H when t-As- -
large s-5s-
If-y ars .4esr co-t- sa That the mot r.a,.irs
TAX iis-n -sGs. AMI tIs. surely 80 BEST E--ve
L.sIi.la. Est discovered.
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Live Sscc>e Ecnli,crs
MONEY TO LOAN.

cSNLBs. LIVE GEESE FEATHERS just receive
sDc>1 and for sale 10y GEO. W. PIERCE.
may &c Natu St East side Fox River Bridge.
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A la Sale editor. sneeriag a; Tie sic
P,ii.y Of IA Ter Perkins. sayI Tie best
thing he ha. g; of iais week i q dirty
skir."
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Two deaths from cbsers ocru Fsd in New
York Or lie 20.b Th- deceased w-rc John
Fitzgerald, No. i Cherry street, & fi woman
named C4rrg4a, 500 SIKH sveul e
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GEO. B. MITCHELL.

And all Lnds Canned FrtIit, Patent ,erated Bread
all styles Crackers received Dolly.
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4 California steamer reached New York
this morning with $32l:5Oo in gold. The
amount OF gold sent from New York to
Europe this week is estimated at s. 500 900
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White Women w. Negroes.

White women in New York are earn.
ing eleven cents a day at making shirts.
Black republican mcmibsrs of Congress
are voting away millions Of the money
wrung by taxation out of the people,
includidg these very women TO sup
port in filthy idIeness untold thousands
of lazy negroes! Eleven cents u day
for hard working white women! Eleven
millions o year for lazy niggcrsl
The shoe business in Lynn, Massa-
chusetts, is unusually dull, even for
this season of the year, and IL is said
that several thousand workmcn have
already left the city for their homes,
and others, il is believed, will soon fol
low them.
We had been simple enough tn lima.
CINE that there might be at least one
solt spot, hitherto undiscovered in
Brownlow's heart, but this latest and
most o%utrageh,is exhibition OF his nal
ice proves that lac is destitute of even
the cUmmonest instincts Off humanity
Nashville Banner
K~ILrATRlcK, one Of the rridera and
Minister 10 Chill, IL To come home ON
account OF loose morals. lie is a Rad
icai
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Bv virtue of u decree of the County
Court of Franklin county. Tenn. pronoun.
ced at its November term. 1866. in til,
above cause of Anccll Stoyall. vs. Lucrcti;
Davidson. ct. ais, | will. on
Monday, Sd day Of December. 1866,
offer for sale. to the highest bidder. at tbs
Courthouse door in tie town of inches
ter. the following tracts of land, bclonSin9
to the heirs of John Stovall. decd: Ont
tract containing 400 acres. upon a credit
of one and two years. with S2.2,j GO to b,
paid on day of sale. One other tract o!
iOOacrcs. on the same credit. with 81 cash
on day of sale. The biddings to commence
on the 400 acre tract ut So per acre; and
on the other tract of 100 acres at - per
acre. Notes with approved security and
a lien retained until the purchase money
is paid. Nov. Stli. 1866.
JNO. q. ENOCIIS, elk.
novl0-iw so
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Sale of Land.

Pursuant to a decree Of County Court,
pronounced at ita November term, l6GG. IN
the cause Of Iaaae Yap2ant vs Jacob Van
can't, ct. ais. ] will, on
Monday, Sd day Of December, 1860
offer for sale to the highest bidder. befo,s
the Courthouse door In Winchester, thD
following tracts OF land, Of which joel
vanzant decd possessed, viz: The orltsh
tract containing 19 acres. on o credb q
one and two years with Sis 90 paid down
the biddings to commence at 317 % EJ
acre. The Limbaugh Tract containing 10
acres with SlD paid down, on the same
eredit-the biddiDgs to commence at %
per acre. Tie school House Tract, COP
timing 100 acres. " 18th $35 paid down, on
the same credit--the bildinas 10 coinuiehS
ut 81 80 per acre.
Notes with approved security will he re-
qnired. aud Il lien retained Until the pur-
chase money L. paid.
j. @. ENOClS, Clerk.
noyl0-iw 98
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The "COustitsiional amendment"
al NbUini!sAtiCG.
The North Quite as Wicked as III"
South.

Corr., Smith is oui il, 9 lonr letter
:. o,.p uo,l,.Io,a ~ r,,,i,, r,i
''''
'"Bo' o'irheot"h}' on '''o Sit"''1!"h "
National affairs. He says:
see that O continue to write for
the salvation Of that dear country.
Wen you may for she is, this day.
more GrarlnIly impevillcl than she was
at any time during "tlc clash orarms.'
have read our ramphIct entitled ::
THE heroic pcriods Of y uation's his
torv.'' wish every u could read is
wise and hirl, so,lrd pages. There is,
however. one hot upon them. They
favor the shedding of more blood.
You would have Lad the South pun
ishcl. after she had laid down her
arms. Some of her mos, prominent
men yo,, would have had punished
with death.
wonder that YOU. who are so flmiI
jgr with the writings Of the most ~,
proved puhlicists, do not tall in wit,
their confusion. that Il strife. Nlicl,
has reached the dimensions and digni.
* of . civil war. and S4prciaiiy Il civil
war which, Ike II own, divides Il PEG
u,c into district and completed national
ORGANIZATIONS, has outorown the crimc
ortrcason. Their arguments for this
conclusion, together with such Il,
would suggest themselves to a mind tn
enlightened as our own, must, il
would seem. lack nothing TO convince
YOU Of It's entire soundness, | need
hardly add that dissent from youl
o','hi''oho VI "r,''' mn,' ,ac,
.n", LaIr 80 a-,i,nh,o,i
oY,y from ,hc other Had orr Gov.
]crnn,rn, hrcn ever wise and lust, the
Csrnat Gcccssin, Which has soaked ON,
cnil c;tL LIonJ vouiJ NOT have bcru
Vivian onn hoIf or ENGLAND. or France.
~ Cn,in .LalI lr"nf ,wnv from fin,
".ho. ,Io v'n,,l,Y s]vmn,rLics will nrrt.
~ na,,o;,,r Ln Win ,hn insurgcnts-
- tL""nms, win rrn,,r ce,to;nlv info,
49,, ,Lo in.nrnor,s worn ~wr1,nnd
INV 'm' 20 tGn ;n'rr,on,, sLaiif fail
,ha;r nouso nnd 70 riah,
n, ,ho wnrIi Win rrn,,r
'ns,i T,0 vs., ,ha, chair ci,nrn il of
.iirt,tnH. 80 suGi.io,, n~unisbmcnt
..n 'nei, ~ aa,ah n,;d"" ,L"t haI
""o - y
inc "hoit "',p'y ~ "" aa'.;r.,
peoh pris Miul Wv" "",hi'
,t . oT ito ros,r,ints and this
cs
pit, cor,,o s,,,h mn, punishment
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TO COTTON
Sale of Land.

Sale of Land.
Pursuant to o decree Of the County
Court, pronounced vt It's November term
1868. In the cause Of Sarah Weaver 70 Dan
iel Weaver. It. ais, ! will, on
Monday, December Sd, 1860
OErr for sale, to the highest bidder, at The
Courthouse door In Winchester, the follow
ing tract Of hand. ofwhich Daniel Weaver
died possesscd, lying in Franklin county,
Tenn, district No., containing acr res
Said land win be sold on II credit Vt Six,
twelve and eighteen months except the
euis ofS75 70 be paid on day Of sale.
The lands will be divided and surveyed
before day ofsale, and The plat exhibited,
AMI sold % Eutt purchasers.
Notes with approved security, and a
lien retained until the purchase money Is
paid. }. q. EN0CES, Cfk.
noy1Q-wtis 80
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Ala b anla Land
FOR @ALEsg

ISAAC WESTON, IN SuMPTER
l. county, Alabama. offers for sale his
Desirable Plantation,
containing about 7G0 acres. About $50
acres are in a fine state of cult%ivatiu,l-tile
balance is well timbercd. There is !, good
dwelling and all necessary out-houscs upon
the place; II fine orchard, and II No. Free
stone Wen in the yard. and Il fine Spring
about one hundred yards from the house.
This plantation lies upon the river. and
tie Dcniopoiis Rail Road runs through
the same. with depot upon The place.
This j. II fine cotton farm. producing az
well, ifnot better. than any lands in this
section. and is also fine for corn and wheat
This plantation will be exchanged for
Franklin county (Tenncsscc) lands. if a
suitable trade can be made.
Any person wishing to locate intliis Sec
tion. and for further particulars in relation
to this plantation, would do well to call on
the undersigned.
l.. S.SIMS.
Real Estate Agent.
Winchester, Tenn.
or, ANDERSON. JOHNSON Il SMITH.
Real Estats Agents. Nashville.
Scpl5
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die North no well as The .olHh--inoul-
dcd his pro.slaycry sharoctrr, and is
largely responsible for what has come
10 him aud his country from that char
actcr. Our guilty nation, in looking
upon Mr., Davis, ehould rather pity
t0an hate its own Legitimate offspring.
And General Butter. instead ofinvokin2
punishment Oh the lead Of Mr. Davis,
had better Iull on bis knees before in
in pcnitlnt remembrance Of his own
prominent connection with the exceed
,naly wicked pro-5Ilycry Democratic
larty.'
Then, as to JcG. Davis himsc.f-
"JeGtr,on Davi, is hcptin prison be.
eau c the North stiiI refuses to repent
other }ro-sIarcry w;ckedncss. Upon
that wichrdnrss raruoyc than upon 81
o,l cr causes, is the ruin Of Jefferson
Davis and Of the South cIIarg@able
Repentance for it would quickly opor
lis too long closed doors. Surely
surcly if the South will forgive tli'
.>"F.''' ''o .>o't,' Ga" ',h ~,
!uTan' Wv .'"I"' "", a.,
""'','' "'p ''''"' S"'''I III a.,
cru'IV''' o. H""'''""."" r', ~
%'''tF ,'H''lo I'l,G"1 nlJ t,,'', .L'
n''' l''os' ''',l''ig" I'',,,'N,
SI'o'"' '~''",,'.'' "''' Wv tn. ",, ~
s'''"'S' "',' 'La' 5I''''| wa" Nv, Ln
az wen u '"c 1'"'" ''',"'I I'," ',
eve" yer ,~,"','''' |''' ,Ln ntL.
H. iHe No.'''' ''"','' '"''' n.. ,','''
''"n ,'.c ','N''2 ~ Wv "''"'~'' '"'
rue" IL ''I"'' l''A'"''
Next, a5 to the d"mAhd Tor uhc rFeS
iduats impeachment:
"Hnt who is ,lcr, to impoach him
With abot dcccncy could q Congress
t,nrcach him, both Nou,c, of which are
nuiIly Of the same Injustice and inhu.
nanity! Grant that the Pre- idents
Ian OF reconstruction II III I'i',''' II
"""p'oo' M''"' ,'''" we "'"v" t,l
'"'' 90 81, '''l y -
''" '"'''''',i ", n""
'2"lh o''o'I ''' ''.' '' "''', 90" 'l'
P~'p'S''S' "", ''', ''''' %
,"''' i''''' ''r'' ''"' " '''
l'''N ""I'','' y '''','''- o. ' why wy
'''''' o, '''' o,'''' I'' 5.'',''' ~ "','
'"'c9' ''at '''o'H ''.''', - ~ ~ ''
lro}v' 90, 'l'o' """," ''' pau ~
' ou3''"'' 10 i'.'' " '"',',, nav ~
"'' ~ ms, "''.' !" I'''' w. '''''
gross ''".'.'''' W "i' i!'"c YVES ~
JHrl'rr "''i h3'''''''' ''.'' - ','l' NY
900 nue. o'i,r,''' ",'",'n '"''l u
l'''rN u, a.! ''e'''y 'or 'on@''S7 u
in'p!''''' INV ''''''
ihosc gfeaL lTt'''ViI' III pea, "l'
c"nH mn bojh' hrI ''','H not 'c y
s'lI. i@npi.hl ana Hi,'''''c'7 ~ 10 con-
d@Hlh " olIeF, ~ Hn5 'tl'' ''' nov
congress imp'a''l the ft"',,'!i' ''''
II ha' ''fs' 'T''d the power OF US Owl
repentance upon IN" h'art ''e ifr''
d@"l Whist Tor one OF i'ilS' ,e'.'"$
III "irlght. '"- ness 10 cn"& 10 '''hS !.
The unrigii'r"Nahc'S ~ l" ,he icaa t''
plhrr ~ r!iA3 10 II, thr GYM" " ny ~
the one would mofeIh IL amy 'ilhe el'e
Promote the @lvInG % II Ul 'y TIT
other. ! greatly WoNAPr tlh, 'hchon'
and clear eye" Nrhdril lh!,I'lS' WIZ
/" always Tor MnF"lh& "''h '''an '''''
'nould ur@" congress |" "'"rr''Eo
wI'h l'3 dlr'N ha'l7, lhc Impeachment
OF the Frr@'"rnl' IN" u"','''N'I''
Wou'1 carry WIN II 10 l'"i'' power
and therefore 90 II! s"o'' i"v''
would ne notliiaS ~ II 10 INSPIRE au'
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CASH PAID
70 90 II n

VNIE subscribers arc prepared to pay
c,.b for cotton hailed or i,Ihc seed. ia
be delivered either at " inchSbcr or ut the
gin Of some responsible person in the
vicinity.
Or, IT preferred. will make IN Ap-
VANCE Upon THE COTTON, and shil
it for sale to their friends in New Orlcan.
at IL moderate commission over the eX-
pcnScs.
For particulars apply to w. SIMMONS
or NJ. NJ. HENDERSON. Winchester.
CALDWELL& SILER.
Oct20 I'm
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HOME JOURNAL.

TERMs.---Ilircc collars p%rrunnrun, inva-
riably in advance: Six months, Two dol
l4rs; three months. one dollar and twenty
Ave cents. No subscribtion received for II
less period than three months.
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SG,O0O,O 600, For One Dollar.

which they need not pay until it Is known
what Is drawn and lis value.
THE AMERICAN JEWELLERS ASSO-
CATION call. your attention to the fact
oft. heinz the largest and most popular
.Iowc.ry Association IN the United state
The business j., and always has been, con
dl,trd in the most candid and honorable"
manner. Ourrapidly increasing trade lSa
sure guarantee of Che appreciation OF our
patron, for thi, method of obtaining rlch'
elegant and costly goods. The sudden
~,tagnation Of trad" in Europe, owing to
the late German var and recent disastrous
financial crisis in England, has caused the
failure Of t larg" number Of JrNrirN hoO-
Sos in Lon,ion and Paris. ohIiEing them u"
sell their goods at Il great sacrifice. III some
instances lrs. than one third the cost o.
manufacturing. WclIay" lately purchases
very largely o%fiIlcsc Bankrupt Goods Al
such extremely low prices. That We can ar
ford TO send away Finer Goods. and give
better chances to draw the most valuable
prilr- Than any other establishment dong
a similar business. OUR AIN - 10
PLEASE. aud we respectfully SoIlclt your
patronage. ~ we are colilIrrl, OF GlNIN|
The utmost satisfaction. During the pat
year We have forwarded Il number otlhr
most valuable prizes to all parts OF On"
country. All who patronizr lis Will receive
the fun value Of their money. a. no article
on orr list is worth les, than On" Dollar.
retail. and there are no blanks. lHrlirN
dealing with NJ may depend on having
promrt returns, and the article drawn will
lie Immediately sent toauy address BY re-
tUru mail or express.
The following parti"@ have recently
ara L. 4, ,rtIu.llr iri/,- from the tunsrilIn
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state Of Tennessee, Franklin Co,
VIM. II. I,usscy. aGIi'r, etc.,

vs.
II. Il. E>till. ct. ais.
ON motion accomplishment, and il appear
ing to the Clerk u Master from the bill
which is sworn To. that the defendants. JAS.
Il. Morris. samuel Morris, Francis T.. Nor
riS and Nancy Jane Morris. are non-reSi-
dents Of the State, scthat the ordinary pro-
cess ofthc law cannot be served upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home Journal. published in the tow OF
Winchester. Tenn requiring said deiend-
ants to appear at the Cllanccry Court for
Franklin county. on or before Wednesday
after the third Monday in February next.
and plead answer or demur to said bill. or
the same will be taken for confessed and
set for hearing cXpartc as TO them. Wit
ness my hand. at Office, this Sth Of Novcnl-
! Der. 1876. II. Il. ESTlLL, {. u VI.
~novl0-w4t i 30
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Safe of LaHd.

Safe of Land.
knight & Darwin, adm'r., etc,
vs.
e. j.. Riley.
In pursuance ola decree OF the Chance
nv court ut Winchester, pronounced in
this CAUSE. at August term. 1866, | will, on
Monday, December Sd, 1865,
before the Courthouse door in Winchester
sell for cash, to the highest bidder. th,
tract ofllnd attached in this cause as the
property Of Il. j. Riley. lying in district
No. s, Franklin county. Tenn.
II. r. ESTJLL,C G. & N.
~novl0-wtds $50
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NOTICE.
NOTICE..

Having suggested the insolvency Of the
ostat" Of John II. Galloway, notice is here
hy given to all who have claims against
said estate. to file the same with the Clcrl
Of the County court of Franklin county
Tenn. on or before the lst day Of February
lSGi, or the same will be barred.
JAMES Couch, Admir-.
auW25-3n
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Advertisements inserted at 81 ~ per
Square Of ten ZINES (brcyicrsi2r.) first IN
scrtion, and 70 cents for each subsequent
iDSpriiSn.
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SOId Gr one DOiidr EHrh.

" thou regard TO value, ANA not To u" lilG
foruntiI you know what you are toreceiyr:
Is elegant rosewood pianos, worth igorI ~ TO 80
. 10 elegant m, iOd'ons, rosewood cases, 10 to .U
~ first elias ewing machincs, ntO go
70 iinroii paintings, 80 to ~,
100 liur steel cngriyinys, framed 70 to 30
P 30 music boxes, ~ to ~
800 revolving pitrE. aston. sl YER, Ntp ~
30 s,lycr nut and cal e baskets, 1to b
90 .rt, Of tcL and table spoons, cato ~
100 -oll %hnntiag case W%.tchc,. Warranted 0tp 20
40 Hammond ring, cluster and single stone. 10 to :Wj
10 .,il watches, t,tulD
mo IA Hes WltrlGs, lDtp .Hj
800 aver w]nIcnc,, 2Jto 10
Diamond pins, brooches and car drop,,
ladies sets Of gold and coral, jet and gold,
ll0rcul!uc. mosaic, I,ya ANA cameo; sets Of
studs. vest and neck chain plain and cAas-
Cd geld rings. gold thimblts, l~uchc!s, new
style tcIt buckles, gold pens and pencils,
fancy WORK boxes. gold pens 18th g"!dand
silver ]cNtrnoiun holders, anc II large as
Surtinent of lin" silver ware and ieWelry OF
every description, Of the best make and la
test styles.
q" Il chcnc.to obtain any o fNc Gbor: ar
ticioS .ror ONE DOLLAK, Gy purchasing -
arujcI ,~nrtloIs Jar - cts.
xiv" sealed envelopes will bcscnt for 3 ;
eleven for = 90; thirty for > 90; siNly-li,c
for 10 90; one hundred for Is %.
Agents wanted everywhere.
lnrqualcd Inducements offered to ladies
anu gents who will act ~ such. our dcS-
criptivc list will be sent on application.
distributions are made in the following
manner :-ccrtiiicatcS naming each article
and its value are placed in sealed cnvcl-
Opc~. which are well mixed. One Of tlrsc
envelopes containing the certificate or or
der for come article, will he delivered at
our Office or sent by mail 10 any address,
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-11-24
$50 n9NE PUNISHMENT OF TILE SOUTH

\ Characteristic Letter from Ger
rit smith to Professor Lewis.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-11-24

TO BEAST Butter.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-11-09
SUMMARY OF NEWS.

Eight thousand new buildings were erected
in Chicago during the past year.
Young ladies from 'fhe first families of the
State are employed as compOstors in Georgia,
Pierce's Nail and Heel Plate Factory at Med
ford, Mass, was burned Nov. lst Total loss
$4,000.
The Merchants Insurance Office Newark, N
j. was lately robbed Of sc, 600 in Government
bonds. The lock of the safe was picked
The Pope has delivered an allocution condem.
ming the conduct of Italy; declaring that he i,
ready to die in the defence of the right, and
that, in case of need he will seek the free cxer.
else of his ministry in another land
Mr. E. D. Mansfield argues, from the num-
Der of votes polled at the late election that Gin
cincinnati has population of about 100000, and
that between the city s restricted limits and the
outside line of an eight mile area, are souls
enough TO swell the total to 300, 200.
A horrible double murder was committed al
Coldwater, Mich, on Saturday night last, Mrs.
Ebenezer Leach and Geo. O'BrenD, a young
lawyer, was shot dead while walking together
in the street. The murderer is the husband OF
Mrs. Leach. He has been arrested. Jealousy
is supposed to have been the cause.