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New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
financial.

Ninth NATIONAL BASE. No. 363 Broadway
new YoEE. December 3, 1863 (
AN ELECTION for DIRECTORS of this
~ ASSOCIATION win bo hod at tho Banking room on
TUESDAY tis 9,h day of JANUARY next. between the
Lolrs Of IL IN. ard p. N. BY orter Of the Board.
JOHN A. HlLL,Casher.
OFFICE 9YgExAy FIRE TysrRsScs Co..
No. 10 WALL STREET. NEW foas, Dec %, 1865.
AN ELECTION Tor DIRECTORS Of this
IN COMPANY viii be held a, tie efcs Of tho Company
on TUESDAY, January 0. 1876.
Polls will be open i.ola IL ~. obp. N.
r. H. CHESHIRE, Secretary
METROPOLITAN NATIONAL BASr No. io8 Broadway,
NrW.NoRE. Dec. IS, 1865. {
ELECTION.-The annual election for DI-
AZ RFCTORS Of the METROPOLITAN NATIONAL
BANK will be held on rUEsDAY, 9TH January proX.
TIE pol VIII open q, y ~. nd clofe AZ 2. n.
CEOACE l. SENEY. CsshisL
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sIarkets-CInrruLLY RKPoRrrp YoR TSE y. Y. TRiBuSs
SATURDAY, Jan. 8, le66.
AsUFe-The market IL firm for new bbs at 81 70
ds9 for Pots. and ell for Pearls.
COTTON-The market ia without change OF import
ance fair steady demand prevailing and prices CLOS
ing nj 10 53c for Middling; sales, {, 200 bales.
COFFEF-A moderate business il doing IN kio al
ahout previous rates. sales of 500 bags exJessie Oh
pr vate terms Other kinds are dull .
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market FOR western
and State Flour is less active and with less fayora'
bic news from Europe and heaviness In Exchange.
prices of the low grades are lO0l5c. lower. anu 'ne
medium and high grades are also easier oat
Sate s. s. - fer Extra State SO 3C0sc 90 Tor rahey
State; 81 l5Gs 20 for the low grades OF Westesh
Extra (Spring whcat; g 600ss 50 for shipping OLlo;
s. gOasi2 for Trade and Family brands and sl2 a
SIS 80 for St Lous Extras Buckwheot Flour Is uuli
at s3aSi - per 100 10. Canadian Flour Is less active
and the offerings are not aree sales oi2eo %
at 81 $50 s. 90 for the low grades of Extra ana ss - a.
sll % for Trade and Family Extras, Southern four
is only in moderate demand aud easier; the oherlnss
are not Large; sales Of sj0 bbs. at g eo@sio ioI
mixed TO good Superfne Country Baltimore. &C.. anu
$40 2OaSlj. fOI Trade and Family brands. Ky
Flour Is heavy end is freely oered sales Of 10 dds az
So 50as6. Corn Meal il quiet but steady; saics ol
80 bhs at 81 % for Jersey, and "A tOdSi ~ ior
Braudywnc. afoat and in store.
GRAIN-rhe Wheat market is lower and unsettleo'
the demand is chiefly confined 10 milsrs the less VoI'
able news from Europe AID decline in exchange, give
InyeTs the ndyantaee; The sales are liOOO bush.
Amber Club, at 81 IS 81 80 Barley Is ID i.i'
demand and steady; sales of 2JOOO bish state az 81;
Baiiey MaIt Is urn ana lhifIy uciNei sn' y.
bush. State at 81. Oats are less active ani he! ,no
arrivals are lbcral the sales are 3lOOO Dnsh Iad.
dian NJ Co.,: Unsound Western at ~ 5oc; stare nl
81 Ia 62c and Jersey aud Southern, az 'odo1c rye Is
dull and nominal Corn is easier and offered qul.e IT. ey,
the inquiry is in part for export tho sales are soOJ
hush tjnsouud nj ssJ d99c; Western Mixed, at 9ic.
adoat. and 81 d92c in store; jersey Yellow at sic''
Southern dc. at gic.
HIDES-There,s rs limited business at steady prices;
sales Of COO City steers s5 10, at BE-. curleney 2O
Central American AZ ljc, god 600 Rio Grande Cow.
II b at lsc.. gold. We tase tae following statistics
from tie circular Of Hull & Co.:
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EeccinfS Cr Pro.lncc.

JAN 6.-5CJO bbls Flour 2GO bbls. WGisky lCo sacks
Corn Meal u sacks on Cake. go bush. Wheat 44OO
bush Corn $500 BUSH Oats. 200 Dush Malt, 10 BUSH
Seeds d pkgs Ashes les pkgs Beef 236 bDls. Pors,
ls2 pkgs. Cut Yeats LOO pkgs. Lard. l,6JO Dressed
Hogs, ,97J bbls. Petroleum.
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positions, from time TO time, as they may sug-
gest themselves to the Secretary, according to
the power which may be given him by Con-
gress. These efforts and movements in q
direction which meets popular appreciation, may
be made judiciously to avoid panic and to prevent
distress in the business community; but they are
nevertheless steps toward bringing all values to the
specie test. With such G policy as the guiding
one-and such it must be, beyond question-shoul
not business men shape their operations 10 meet 1t
In our Judgment, it is folly to be extended under
such circumstances and we hold it to be prudent
for all engaged in stocks or mercantile pursuits TO
keep their affairs well in hand, ard TO trim their
sails to the breeze. Money is easy, and with idle
capital people speculate in stocks; but let them
bear in mind that they are subject at all times to
I.Treasury movements, which are directed toward
specie payments. In brief, we regard all speen;
latve movements, whether in stocks ormerchandise, or
subject to adverse influences too powerful TO be
ignored and which are liable 10 create decline at
any moment.
Freights are dull. The engagements to Liverpool
are 800 bales Cotton at 5-l6d. 3d.; 100 hhds. To-
bacco at 32s. Cd. To London, per steamer, $4,000
OtiSus WIN oH liINHAN t'iHiS' ~ N'''.r""' -
steamer, 100 bales Cotton at ID. A brig TO Hayre
with Petroleum at Cd.
The business OF the Sub-Trcasury was: Receipts,
g, $50, ,223 G6-for Customs, $4,000; Payments,
81, ,3l3, ,0i0 3o-on account of Loan, si9s,OO0 Bal
ancc So ,9sS 9G 80. Coin Certificates, $73l ,jio.
A telegram from San Francisco dated January A.,
quotes Stocks as follows: Gould& Curry, 5000 per
foot; Savage, 500 per foot; Ophir, $325 per foot
Hale & Norcross, $275 per foot; Crown Point 500
per foot Yellow jacket, $ii5 per foot; Belcher,
$l65 per foot; Alpha, $40 per foot; Imperial,
$llO per share; California Steam Navigation Co.,
50 per cent California State Telegraph Co., % per
cent. Dividend declared On Gould & Curry, $50
per foot.
The Quarterly Report Of the National Park Bank
shows surplus of $l,3OO,OOo, after deiucting its
DecemberA dividend Of Z per cent.
Exchange closes duh and rather lower. Leading
Sterling at 60 days cannot be quoted above iOs5
100.
The total imports at Ncw-York forthe week COM
pare as follows
Week endng...... Jan s. Dec. 3o. Dec. %
Dry Goods. sl,g9s3os e25O7.73i s33oL9O1
Gen Nerchnrdise . lOs go a2aDifi BIB, OIL
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!. GEO. l. SENEY Cashier Of the Metropolitan National
Bank do olemnly that tie above statement 10 true to
tho best OF my knowledge and belief.
F. GkO. |. SFNEY, Cashier.
State of Ner York. County OF Nsto boTkSworn 10 and
subscribed before me this 9th day OF January. 1906
lCopyl ROBERT OWEN, Notary Public. New.York.
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Stair or MAINE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,

SfArK MAINE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTggsr
AUGUSTA Dee 81, 1865 }
GALE Of UNITED STATES LAND SCRIP -
~ propoa will BE- ,cved t the Grst day Of March 1866
by his Excsency sAMU EL CONi Governor Of State OF
Maine for the purchase Of LAND SCRIP issued said State
Tor the endowment OF COLE for the benefit of Agriculture
aud Mechanic Asts in Quantities not less then Ave thor sand
aercs Terms cash. payable in lawful money a, the office OF
Treasurer of State of Maine a Augusta at the Suffolk Ma.
t0na Bsnk Boston in twenty days notice issued of &C.
cepance Of Oder The Scrip TO be delivered Augusta
Right 70 reject proposals reserved.
All offers viii be directed TO the address OF the Secretary OF
State Aurusn Maine and ndor.ed the outside
for q" Agricultural College Scrip"
EPHRAIaI.FLINT, Sscretiry Of State
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NJ Read the change in D. S. Lo-
pan's advertisement.

ELEGANT DRESS GooDs.-We call tne
attention Of our friends, and the public
generally, to our new stock OF spring
Goods. In the way of elegant dress
goods, such as silks of all styles ana
prices, poplins, grenadines, organdles'
printed linens, &C., we think our assort-
ment will please the moat fastldeous.-
We have attempted to get a STOCK not
for the fashionable alone, but to meet
the wants of the people in general
Our stock of gentlemen's furnishing
goods embraces the latest styles. we
claim to have purchased our goods un',
der tie present market prices, and have
no fear of competition. Now IS the
time to buy while prices are down; and
those who want the best goods, at rea,
sonablc prices, would do well to call
and examine our stock. We do not
think the ladies can call for an article OF
their wear which we cannot supply
Call on II. C. Handy IL Co., Winches-
ter. Tenn.
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We mean what we Say.

The narrow margin of our paper this
week Injuries its ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
but We were forced to use 1t because We
had not the money to send. for paper of Il
larger size. This is a confession provoking
TO us. for it brings ~folcibly to mind the
cruelty Of broken promises. Good, clever
men have ordered us to do work for them.
They knew our terms were cash. They
must have SHOWN that it took all the money
we could raise in order to get another office
in place Of tie one taken from us by the
Fcdcrals. In short. they must have known
that We were not exempt from the pccuni-
airy loSSc, attendant upon devotion to Our
section in Tie late strife. Now they ask us
10 work zap material and employ labor for
which We must pay cash, and after promis-
ing to pay ~ in Il STEW days" allow those
dan . to run into months. This is wrong
Transient alycrtising-that is, advertising
done by men with whom we have no run
niug ac,oGnt,"-and JOB work, must be
pail in advance. Where We have credited
"i"N days. We did so relyingthe promise
Of the customers. If they violate their
promises. we cannot neglect the impcrious
demands of our office duties in order to go
Out and '1lun" them. Hence they force us
to put their accounts in tie hands of an
officer. and we hereby give notice that in
orlrrlo print Il good paper and keep it go
inc. ana meet office expenses, and in order
10 insure their families against want, the
publishers Of this paper will in no Instance
hereancr, unless for men they owe. do any
.job rorh. or arg Gdce'tiStng on a credH Of d
siUlIc ham,.
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The returns from Connecticut for
Governor have been received from
all but four towns, and foot up u ma
iority for llowlcy (Radical), of 594,
over English, Conservative. 1t was a
holly contcsS ted election, and though
the Radical candidate is probably
elected, the Radical majority has been
cat down over 10000 since the last
election.
In the Cincinnati municipal election
II Radicals. ! Democrats, and one
Independent were elected to the City
Council.
At the election in st. Louis Mo, the
Conservative majority is 5000. The
City Council stands % Conservatives
and . Radicals.
Gcu. llindman occupies q pleasant
home near the Almcda, and though he
lives tn Mexico he is a quiet citizen,
and does not join in political move
mcnts.
The Chicago Tribune, leading Rad
ical paper of the West, cries out for
the Impeachment of President John
son,
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FIRE AT DECHEaD.-Wc regret to
learn that Il fire ut Dcchcrl on Tuesday
morning, about A O'Clock, destroyed 4
row of buildings on thu North side %
the railroad. Mr.. Brannon, Mr.. Brown,
Mr.. Lanahan, and Austcll ~ Bennett
lost their stock of goods. which We
learn, were full and valuable. The
fire is said to nc the work of an inccn-
diary.
Since writing the above We have re-
ceivcd the following statement losses:
Austell x Bennett, dry goods and
groceries, did not ave a dimes worth.
Loss about $4,000. NJ insurance.
DR.. A. a. Brown, druggist. lost eve
rything, say $4,000. No insurance.
Joseph Lenchan. Saloon, saved Il lit
tie. Loss about 81, 900. No insurance.
Capt. VIM. Brannon, Family Groce-
ries, saved about one-third. Loss 81
coo. No insurance.
Five very good business houses, the
property OF Dan'l Champion, with no
insurance. This makes the third Tins
thst Nj. Champion has been burned
out within the last three years.
Yours Truly, L. A. w.
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l'CODle StdiNAA~
The Huntsville Independent con-
tains an appeal in behalf ofthe people
Of Marshall county, Ala, who are rep,
resented as starving. The Judge o.
the Court Of Probate for that county
certiGes to the following:
"Of helpless INDECENT people, without
any means of support, including WHITE
and colored, there are twenty-one nun
dred and eighty persons-women' chill
dren and inflrln men. or persons who
are able to work, II 'have no means to
purchase supplies for carrying on
farming operations, there are families
embracing about two thousand persons
white and black. OF the residue OF
the population, not twenty have means
more than adequate to their wants.
According to the census last taken, in
1860, the population of the country,
white and colored, was about eleven
thousand, and at chs time is not prob
ably more than nine thousand five
hundred persons"
The Independent states that Judge
Wyetli, of Marshall county, has visited
Huntsville in behalf Of his people, and
has received literal contributions in
provisions and money. The Indepcn-
lent says: Judge Wyeth will visit
Nashville and other points North of
this. and present the cause ofthe dcs-
titute to the people, and we commend
him as n worthy christian gentleman,
having the entire confidence and esteem
of all who know him"
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u,,nU.o.iaont's Message.

We publish this interesting and long
for document in another col
umn. The Union and american from
which We extracted it, speaks as fol
about it: "The President has
struck again the great bell in the watch
yowcr OF liberty, and its tones are re-
sounding through the land, gladden.
inc l,lc hearts Of millions oftruc adml'
rery Of constitutional government
Thctclegraph, as usual, has madesoh'e'
what obscure the proclamation, declar'
ing complete the work Of suppresslns
the late resistance TO the Government
aud restoring the rights ana IMMUNE
ties which pertain to a lrce people
under republican Institutions; D"l
enough is manifest from the copy we
publish this morning to indicate thal
the Executive is proceeding faithfully
and fcarlcssly to do his whole duty
and that he intends, so far as in him
lies the power, to unshacklc both States
and individuals from the letters which
have bound them for the last twelve
month and to rcorganize and uphold
in the peace which now prevails, the
guarantees and safeguards Of consti
tutional freedom.
Almost every paragraph of the proc
lamation asserts Il principle of inesti
mab!c value, and the whole paper is
pcyyadel with the %lofticst sentiments
Of genuine devotion to republican lib
erty. 1t is boon to the people, ant
an honor to the head which conceived
and the hand whose signature it bears
We cannot say positively as yet
whether the true construction of thu
document restores Internationally thu
privilege Of the writ Of habeos corpus
but It's tone of reference to this and TIT
other great munimcnts Of freedom
gives auguwy, that if not already done
this browning act Of wisdom and jus
tice will speedily follow
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Review Of the Winchester Market.
rCorrected Weekly, By Patterson & McDowcl.t
FRIDAY EVENING. April 6, 1856.


FRIDAY EVENING. April 6, 1866.
Bees,car,-Yellow. 35c.
Butter,cPcr ID. 35@4Oc.
BacOn,-25c p h.
DEMONSTRATING. p Ii, 3jc.
COtfee.-Prime Rio. 37@4Oc; Java so.
Corn Meai,-Per bushel. 81 30.
DvuOs,@Quinine Sulph. 81 o., 81 on.
p gal. 81 3d..
DrW G~0OdseBrown Sheeting p yard,
3J@31l5; Prints, 15@25; Cambrics, %.
E00s,-Per doz, 15c.
F3Our,-Superfne, per barrel, Sll 90;
Plain Extra, S12 90; Extra Family, Sl4 90.
Eenthers-Per ID, 5000.
Ginseng-Per h., 40c.
Gratn-Corn, 81 20; Oats, 81 90.
GunpOsUder-Pcr ID, CSC. @$1 0l
GIass,-sby 10 80 . box 10 BY 1850.
L0rd-Per ID. PC.
Motas.es1scsehum' pr sanon' goo
PofoSoeS-Pesoh Blow, par bush, $96o
Neshsnic % 80.
ProutstOnse Pork, per h. -
Beef s@1?.
RG0s-Per pound, s..
Sdi-Per bushel, 81 30.
Secd-Cloyer, q bushel, % 0@sn 90:
Hungarian, 81 90.
Sm1dr-Per h. 1s@25c.
TdTt0W-Per lb, l2@l5c.
Umegdr-Cider. q gallon. 6oc.
NorE.-There is no Butter in market but
the quotation is the price offered. Quite q
decline will be observed In the price Of {
few other articles.
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soveriny in their renewal Of allegiance


and -,,.,,
occupations, martial law, military trlbu,
nails, and the suspension of the writ OF
haJcas corpus are, in time OF peace oar
cerous to the public interest, and IN .
Compatible with the individual rights o,
citizens, contrary to the genius ana
shirt of our free institutions, ana an
exhaustion Of the National resources
and ought not therefore to be q'es-
toned or allowed exceptin case OF war
or for repelling invasion, or Tor tne
suppression Of instruction or reoei'
lion: and st. cor
WHEREAS. The policy Of the Coy
ernmcnt ofthe United States from the
beginning orthe insurrection to its maj
s,mpression has been in conformity
with the principles herein set forth:
Therefore, /, Andrew Johnson, Pres
ident of the United States, do hereby
proclaim and declare that the insurrec'
ton which heretofore existed in th'
States of Georgia, South Carolina
North Carolina, Virginia, Louisiana
Alabama, Arkansas, Mississippi, Tex
rs. Florida and Tennessee, is at al
end, and henceforth to be so regarded
In testimony whereof l have hereun
to set my hand, and caused the Seal o
tho Tnited States to be affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington, thl
second day of April, in the year OF GU
Lord one thousand eight hundred ant
sixty-six, and of the independence o
the United States of America the mint
/, tieth.
! [signcdl ANDREW JOHNSON
BY the President: .e
wiz. II. SEWARD, Sec'y of State,
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Land for Sd.

Land for 81.
Levi Rogers and Wife,
vs..
I. l.. & 8. W. Brandon.
DY virtue Of a decree D the County
DCourt at the April Termkse6, ! will on
Monday, MayM 1860,
befors the Court House do<tn winches.
Tor, offer for sale TO the hig(st bidder. on
Q credit Of one and two veal except the
sum Of s75 to be paid in oakthe tract Of
land described in the pleading containing
10 acres, adjoining the Ads of Mrs.
Gray. I. D. Gray. j. J. Tray1 ct. ais. tie
biddings to commence at $rper acre
Notes and good security retirei of the
purchaser and a lien retaioi until the
purchase money Is made.
aDr7 wtGs
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COMMERCIAL.
Nashville Market.

NASHVILLE, April s.
A fair amount of business in produce has
been transacted to-day, and the merchants
continue to replenish their stock. The de-
mand for prime white corn continues brisk
at " to 05c.
The call for coffe and sugar has improved.
Salt is also meeting an increased demand.
The trade in soap, candles and fish contin-
mes GOOD. The demand for other articles is
moderate.
FLOUR.-The demand is good. We quote
at IS OOaS 80 for super1ine; 50 OOalO y for
extra; SlOall for family Sill ooal2 80 for
fancy.
COFFEE.-The market is fully supplied.
We quote common to good at 2sa20; good
to fair, 29a2oIa; fair to prime, 29a3O; and
choice freely offered at 3lH.
SUGAR.-Full supply with fall demand
Sales for some days back, ut Halo for
Cuba: l5al61a for Porto Rico; TalS for
Demerara.
POTATOES.-Ample stock, with a fall
ling off in the demand. 81 for Peach
Blows and Neshannock.
SALT.-By the 100 barrels, has been re-
duced to 81 50 per barrel.
BACON.-Light transactions for sides
at lsc; ribbed sides, II; shoulders loo
hams. plain, 19c; and canvassed 23c.
LARD.-Firm at l9c for %tiercc, and Bic
for keg.
NAILS.-Stock fair, and increasing dali
". Transactions liberal at So 25 for los tt
Dos, with 2jc advance for each diminishing
grade.
CANDLES.-Dcmand fair. Star, light
l0lac; full weights PIC; Tallow 81 50 I
box for G's, and 81 50 for rs.
COTTON YARNS.-Are held at Bic pc
dozen for zoos, 33c for COOS, and 80 TO-
500's and zoos.
FEATHERS.-There is but a limited
supply in the market. Selling at 55c.
WHlSKY.-Large supply, with liberia
sales. Common rectified 50 35a2 50; Rob
ertson county, low grade, 50 75a4; Bourbon
is quoted at s3a4; old Apple brandy quo
ted at S4a5.
APPLES.-Green are offered al sSa9 5
per barrel.
EGGS.-lsc. per dozen.
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LAST week we could give only a por-
ton of the Presidents message veto
inc the infamous "Civil Rights Bill
This week VIC give it in full, and as the
most Objectionable features Of the Bill
are alluded to by the President, we
think it unnecessary to publish the
Bill itself. Indeed it is but the Freed
mems Bureau Bill (Which has beer
published in the Home Journal. done
over again in a more outrageous form
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

Confederate Generals.-Mr. II. 0.
Judd, at his Gallery northwest side of the
Square, is prepared to furnish, on Il single
card, photographs of Generals X. e. Lee,
A. S. Johnson, Joseph Z. Johnston, Beau
regard. Bragg. Polk, Hood, Hardee. Jack
son, Kirby Smith. Ewcll, Longstrect. Stew
art, A. p. Hill. Breckenridge. F. IL. Lee,
Morgan, Price, and Hanson-l0 in all. for
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. For this small sum
you can procure likenesses Of these noble
patriots. wilt
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ToOur New York and other Agents.

You viii see our advertising rates in the
Hume journal sent you. twill be useless
la4s Than these rates, And your commits
Sion must DE added TO, not nedHctcd .trom'
said rates. If other papers discriminate
we shall not.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
For 1ttOrueU GeHcrUi.

We are authorized to announce DAVIS
W. CLARK. OF Lincoln County. q ctndi-
date for Attorney General of the Sth Judi
cial Circuit composed of the counties of
Lincoln, Franklin. Coffee, Grundy. and
Warren. Election lth Thursday in May.
1866. fmar3l td*
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Men WANTED.-We are requested to
say that twenty-five able bodied clti-
zens are wanted, and invited to attend
the Court House this:morning at 10 o.
clock precisely. They will be required
only a short while, and Mr.. Enochs'
clerk, and Nath Frizzell, request us
to saw that none shall 60 away dissat
:sAa1
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JACK SHIvERs' letter to our "Trip
snortin Guvcrnur" will he found on
our first page. We never expect to
publish himsy or ludicrous matter in
our columns, but when the ludicrous is
combined with so much good sense,
practical sense and merited satire as are
to be found in Jacks letter, we think
its space well occupied. Bill Arp must
look out for his laurels if Jack should
:. come asin" with many more efforts
n the same sort.
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We feel sure our readers will thank
us for publishing, to the exclusion OF
other matter. the patriotic, noble speech
of Hon. d. W. VOORHEES,, b,for, the
Indiana Democracy. Read it.
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CROWDED OUr.-The pressure Of
matter has crowded out this week sev.
eral interesting articles we have IN type
among which is a letter from Gov
Harris, CordOva, Mexico.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-04-07

sg-whcn you 60 to Nashville, you
will find the Commercial Hotel "
4 good house to stop at. Read the
card.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-04-07

sW- If you want Golden Honey. fresh
from 'Davy Robinson's," go to MOFFETT
& CLARK'S, ut the old Bank building, on
the corner of the square. 1t
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-04-07
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CEND TO THE HONE JOURNAL
- Office all your clean ,o,ttt rags, and
We will give you the highest yrket price
in CASH. W. J. SLAT1yt 4 CO.