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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

At ths September term, a. y 1901,
A Of he County Coart o. Hars'son
sossty, pertaining 70 he ts: es.,o .. -
scsasa psrsons, lst,srs Of Aa~'nssss
10. ve,e eyunssd b the asdsrsskaee,
- ~. ss.sts Of william ". Brace, -
1900. TNh n thsseeoss, - give
peeiss V ell pssscss having cHies
aeainst aid ssaaes, = peesses ~
r;,hin ~ dns psssssihs1 hy nv, esty
Avn. ss;sslsl, sad tAsss tsssbssd V
make Immediate payns.s
WV. n haCC A9on
KDY BRuCB, ASS
Ostshsr 8, 81. AVA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

From the n 4 Inca ttYYtRIa1nufnt
rhs r,ecs.,on of Gan O'asr~u.
Csrr OF MRxro, Saturday Aug.
"a, 1887.
The Republican" int.rests of
M.xico have received another iups.
| tins. lent them by tho force Of human
blood. shcd "hy order" and after
duo procesa OF law" even though
the law strictly aud emphaiically for
bids capital punishment. Uniformed
you Of the capture OF Gen. OHoras,
some weeks since, aud then trial
$50 called by court martial had been
accorded him, This was concluded
hst Sunday, the prisoner being dc.
cnrea guilty Of most nnheard Of
crimes, Of treason, selopy, &c, which
we're all proven to the complete sal,
isiaction Of the ignorant, illitcraie,
aud senssial beard, composed OF In
dian Captains, before whom u Koran
vas tried, aud by before whom he
was unanimously condemned to be
shot w''h'n twenty 'foar nours
Every enc" was made ny many
distinguished persona to secure
Communication OF tho sentence, but
without avail on the Z!s'' at A.
N, he was taken to the t'aluela de
Mea'cA'eo, guarded by battalion OF
the supremos Podorcs. Reaching
I
the place, he stepped lightly from the
carriage, aud accompanied by two
priests, walked briskiy To the spot
designated TO him, there TO undergo
the dread penalty lie stood few
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

To the Prisoner Of VA ard Of AYst-
uary Arrest in the UAitsd Stats n
America.

To the Prtponnn Of War nnk Of AYAa.
trary Arrest in the Un,tsi atate n
america.
A. the laio session Of III. Coagru0
OF the United ststsa that body panDsd
tesc'auon, on July 10, 1857, ~
Po'nung certain parties ~ . coauit-
, . 20 investigate The testment u
us"ncrs OF War aud 'u,on citizens
held by Tue confederate Authorities
a"fi"S '"o ia'o Rebellion, al the
s"",e "'"0 ie'n'iss To oA'cnd the IA.
We nsa"on 10 Tue pf'sone OF war,
,'v''"s % a,e'''',y fo"o' aad mill.
u's "s".Paa'" ny me snihority Of
t"' rooe'a' administration. The
f"'"'' ''nd'o'Nc ana wicked pur-
fos' vi '"e congress :" Persefi, dia.
,o'' ana ruoot" tue 'ru'h OF h.sioiy,
mas made u Ire duty OF every Amer
s'sh on'fo" 10 look TO The honor Of
rvs c"un'f, ana The preservation Of
VI. ''"'n VI history
w nv n'g"' wei initiate tho ex-
ample OF Tue better sou Of Noah, aud
WAN o"es~"'as, and throw the man.
"e :" oo'N'"" upon the nakeinc-s
" o"' "'""A'" parents, aud forget
~, " '"' pas on' s'h'o partial aud
"iA' ''Pf"se"'"''"" oil onr public af
is'rs IS to be made by members Of
congress Tor the unho'y and hendlsh
D a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19
Misrfllanenns.
Window Glase.

lust received BY A. Ssass, large 10
81 Of xsst qualify MeCullys Window
0lase. The bsst brand IN the unsssd
s.etes and ths frssst froa bssskass
Ala . sheiss lot Of Lanps, Lamp
chinnsya, coal oil, IA, which will 30
seh u he lowest Assrss according 70
cost and quality ever offered in 'h''
market By ,r.us
July ID, 1867. "ss'e'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

ESTIMATES ~ rmE PxssGNr Cor.
TON CRoP Willis X Chisolm. An.
nual Circular, just Issued from
Charleston, contains tho following
But upon the length Of the season,
more than any other cause, will the
amount Of the growing crop finally
depend, hence the uncertainty which
must attend all estimates eyen Of the
bes, informed, and At this early pc
Rod they can b. little more than
crossword and conjecture. Never.
thsless, We give the following ~ the
probable re.alt, with tho condition
Of The crops in the several State. from
tho latest account
kaI..,utsd Hsc,,,,fs far lslfi7- GA ri
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

A QuNEK Wxpn.so-The Hart
ford Post relates = curious incident
near that city. Mrs. EI'ra I,s,nslsy,
young war widow, had been eosrtsd
snd won by young lawyer from
Providence, who spent his vacation
in the neishbprhood. The day for
the marriage was axcd and al the
arrangements made, but at the sp.
pointed hour the bridegroom came
not, he had gone from tho town In
an early train The bride vas dis
consolste, the frissds outraged.
Wor~s than al, tks diasss w. ~
tag spS;!-d BY waiting Sssing this
sssin Of Aaais, one Of shs invited
ssssts, . middle agsd fasnss, whs
had bssu . secret sani-er Of Mn,
Baraslsy, asd who's shs hsd sacosr.
agsd before the lawyers advent, step.
psa up, offered 10 take the gsoom .
plses, asd wss accepted. They we're
married. sts their dinner, aad prem.
iss to make happy eoap's.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

ahu huhsn tI0k.
There IA ! man on exhibition in
London who calls himself " Na,aior"
OF tho human frog, and who per.
forms fcats under water. Mr. 7.
auckland has examined him, sud
makes report 'hcrcupon " Nata
tor practices in an aquarium, aud
the following are some Of his feat
lie dcscenI- aud eats. under wa
ter, sponge cake or bun. lie
opens his mouth 10 show that he has
really swallowed il, II is most dill
culs 10 swallow cake under water
without also swallowing the water
II requires three years practice to
do this performance with ssfe.; for
II, when under water, he should hap.
pen 10 cough, the water would enter,
he would instantly be choked, aud a
serious accident would cn.nc
Ascending to the surface. soda
water bottle h handed to him, hc
dives with it to his perch At tho hot
tom and drinks down the contents,
viz half penny worth Of milk
hs chooses milk because Of the color.
aud in order that the audience may
.se tina. he sctnslly drinks II from
tho bottle thi. Is = mos, dif'enlt
trick, as Il il hard 10 swallow the
milk without the ~atsr getting into
the mouth.
A lighted pipe IL handed 10 him
he taisa = few whins above xsisr.
and then descends with il; when un.
der water he msasges somehow 10
Keep it sliaht, and 10 emit bubbles,
which, coming TO the surface, burs,
in ii,.le puns Of tobacco smoke.
Coming TO the surface, he show- tha.
bis pipe |. still slight.
Tic is e young man, twenty years
old, five feet seven aud hall. aches
in stature, aud sine stone six posad.
in weight he !. slightly Esilt, bst
exceedingly we'll made and muscu-
lar His pulse, on eoming oct Of
the wstss, gave ons hsadssa sad
forty eight beats TO the minute
twenty minutes sisss, s1..y wore
ninety two 10 the minute.
When he frat began to practice
long stays under water, some four or
five years aimee, ho used 10 suilsr
from severe headaches, bat nov thesc
have quite disappeared he nsves
has rheumatism, Or other ache or
pain In any form. though he goes
through his performance At hall. past
ten every night, and sometimes twice
= day. The water in h@ aquarium
he gsnerslly manages to keep II =
tsm psrsture Of about sixty two de-
gees, but the warmer tho wstsr ID
ths longer he cen stay IN sad tho
sasisr his psrfornascss bsce.s.
The loagcss lime he he's ever rsaaia-
ed under waass u sesstch Aaa been
sixty nine seconds, asd la.s Saturday
week hs remained sissy four; hi. or
dissry tricks rsqsir~ from ten to
thirty seconds usAsr water.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19
. ..a.mEgixh' m nsm rSs,sh an.
n E~uch
DRuos, PAINTS, oas,

AMI Liqwovs, &c, &c, is nov being
received and opened BY A. y ars. at the
old stand Of Sears h Witherspooa, where
he will BE- pleased TO see his old customers
y we'll ~ new onea and furnish them with
genuine snd unadslterated Drugs, Medi-
siues, ard al other articles usually kept
In Drug Stores. n the very lowest figures
hat genuine and nnsdulterstet srtsclc
san possibly BE- sod At, sos cash. BY
special request he has brought o., several
articles not kept elsewhere in 'his city,
among them = Catafrh Snuff anil Sewing
Aachsoe reedles
take pleasure 10 informing my Gus.
toners and tho public generally that ]
have secured the services Of M i. H.
Rruce, Phasmaesutist, late Of the house
q Mr.. Frank u. Wood Of this cisy, who
will be on hand u all hour 70 attsnd 10
tho Prescription Department
A. SEARS. Druggist.
Fab IN. 1867. n28tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19
n. n. DAVIS,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
MAVlnAYI TUA

I'LL. tsas ssanovisdssnssNs o. pss~ q
deeds. nsse0nos1, - eeswsfs =" 'ess''
as,nsss ID ssy past d ~ coastry si:snsso
\ ,mptiy. Once wss ~ Of ~ PsbI'c
ARE nett Aosx 10 Dr.. 6sass' Drug seore'
~ ia a. A7-ly.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

In K.nsss one hoard the .lang
and proyincislism. Of every section
Of the country. besides rome indigo.
non, TO the soil The isnporsatiops
vs,c chiefly from Missouri vhish
had furnished more than half tho
entire populstiou Mos, readers
have heard Oh,os.. spoken of e,
Is Baeseyea. from the bnekeye tree,
lIlinoiaa. a. d" suckers" Ind,asian.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

VINE III O u s l. .
NORTH East Cbrmsr Public Square,
UNCLE JOE'S BLOCK
NiIls Hotel y eonvsnisnsly sisasssd
for ~ travelling psblis, whers
|ests can b. accommodated wita The
~ BEST. SssvAats Aelsauvs, pous.,
\ obligins. rppeissOr ard cisrhs q.
(ys ready y sssa you = "ssaT'y
Gall in Gsntlsnsn and register.
Aug 81, 1887. sSM.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

A correspondent Of the Msiae Far
mer says, many housewife may "
glad 10 know. when she has . piscs
or fresh meat she wishes to keep ,
few days, thss Il cas- b successfully
done BY piscisg il 10 dish SD Gov.
ering Il With bstssruilk.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19
HACKS AND DRAYs!


EN-. MULKIN,
} ErURNs NJ thaphs 10 ~ cit'sr.
! AMI bnisan no d Asrsssh, and
f'nity, ler ~ tihsssi psHoosss hitler
eswntled 10 hin snd desires 10 Inform
fm ,hss W y 50 tslly lissns,dl And
fparcd. with Ia.
PACKH ANN DNAHA,
serve them u short notice. and OF the
r, lessonAble sefna.
jan 8, 1851. si.ise A-''s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

that immersed Ia business aud money
making they vers utssrly indifferent
70 violsas and passionsts projects.
This theory has been pushed to the
poiat Of recoil, asd il authors will
soon discover their mistske.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

louise ana Let Tor, SaNe'
n EsERABLE properly 10 shs city o
Y Marrhsll. APPly 70
p HILL D LANGLEY.
Marshsll. Aes. ~. ~: Nu
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

Near Cincinnati, on the 9TH inst.
an express wagon Gilsd with Ger.
mans, ON their way 70 join . process
sios, wss throvn dows = forty I've
feet snbanknsss three persons were
killed and ave OF six badly hprt.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

0rssiy givsssp PsnnsylvaaiA. Il,
losg siscs gave hin up Bosion
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

d
WAsnisoros, September "a
Among the resolutions adopted by
the Grand Lodge If the United
States, | q. ., 7. q, the annual
session held in New York last week,
we're the following
Rc~ired, Tba, i, shall not be legal
to expeI or suspend members Of this
order for non payment of dues
Rc~iced Tha, any member Of
subordinate lodge or nmpmeat of
the order, failing to pay his regular
dues ~ required by the by laws Of
such subordinate until the arrears
thereof, exclusive of fines and assess
ments, are equal IN wmoun' 10 one
years dues, shall hc held TO haye vol
unfairly resigned his membership IN
such subordinate, aud shall he drop.
ped from the roll thereof, and he
shall ,nko rank in the order from and
after such dropping from tho r'll a.
an Ancient Odd felIow provided,
however, that 20 me,ubrv shall be
thus dropped while noder charges
for misconduct
hirsoirsd, That any person thus
dropped may b~ rsaJmi,scd To mem-
bership either in hi, former sabordi.
nate or in any Of the jurisdiction OF
thi. order, subject 10 the general anu
local laws regarding res,ds~ce, upon
application In the same manner ~
may be- required Of candidate for
initiation, and he shall pay Al ad
missios fec IN no case 10 Exceed the
customary initiation fee provided for
By tho by laws Of the subordinate 10
which such sppiiea,io" may ie made,
and no shall take sueh rank only 10
such subordinate A. be may prove
himself entitled 10,
Rssoirc.i. That The provisions Of
these resolutions shall apply 10 al
persons heretofore suspended, cxpcll-
cd or dropped from membership for
non pa ymsnt OF dues, aud for no
other cause, and 10 members Of sub
ordinate Lodges OF Eneampmsats.
Re.ofeed, That The foregoing reso-
lutions shall have the full force and
effect Of d positive law, and shall go
into operation from and after the
adoption thereof by thi. Grand Body
State Bodies are hereby directed To
promulgats the same for the insiruc.
ton " their subordipa,es without un.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

jesse D. Bright Ia named for the
spsaksssAip Of sAs Ksasssty House
of Rsprsssnta6vss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

J. u. TULIls,
DENTIST,
MARSHALL, TEXAS.
Having fNlarned from the Ohio Dental
College, oErs his services 10 the public
Odicc--F East OF the Court House, over
the store Of W. N. Johnston Il Go.
Marshall, March 9, 81. 30ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

Sn ,ossx y. rsxcKxwy HARRIS.
INES { HARRIS, Attorney and
louaselIo.s d Law, oncs o. Market
Il, Shreveport, Ia, will practice In The
.be, OF daddo, Ds8oto. end bossles,
viii attend 70 casss 10 the District
rene and Federsl eosrts.
nm. 10, 'G6. mo A-y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

Tho character election Of Nash.
Vile Is to 10 held to-day. uals..
pssvsatsd, ssys Mayor Drows, =" BY
the military power Of The Usitsa
ntstss." This means defiance 10
Bsowsiow and his militia.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

Il Is sid Disis was composed BY .
Northern ssgFo niaslrsl.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

Gsrrits Smith y ahoss right vhss
b. ssys, 10 vsobssses - IS North
asd 6oueh ThA aAeus " Asfaat
: sosAiag visa seapsssd viii ~
saass Of abaslag ~ psvsr VI
pQopou."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

bIlN +. WILLIAMS, Attorney a
Law, Nassheh, 1'e1ss, las resanes
practice d his pss1ssioa 10 We eos.ss
NE sixth Judicial District, and ~ u:
|Oty OF MArIon Of ~ Eighth Jud.o'ai
trici Careful attsstsss viii b. gwen
he collection Of claims. aud settlement
BID dcbta.
MARSHALL, Nov. u, 1876. nl2'ly
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n d e RITA K z r 8

| At the6 - ol1~U,
ARsHA 4 u, r ~ A..
I EEP essstsasiy 49, MHAIIC
! and WOODEN O)uplNA H. -
|.' seeoaQeey ee4up ~ MslaHs O.
august II. 1eoe. aely
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19


BABcocx IN SARArodA.--A cor
respondent of the Chicago Tribune
has the following in his latest letter
from Saratoga:
You remember what an abstemious
and highly moral man Babcock is in
Chicago lie is member Of all the
bcnev olent societies, belongs TO three
churches, ! understand, and is a
prominent olhecr Of base ball club
Every one krows Babcock. lie is
striekly speaking, a yirtnous citizen
and the owner of grain elevator.
Well, cvcu he drank so much water
from several different springs that he
went to his y lie the other night with
his hat mashed over his eyes 20,
into bed with his boots on. and kisse
I'd. .hsrsr ses@', iuEo.t",of1 Ten years
4" Whats the matter with you, Mr.
Babcock ?" queries his spouse, rising
in surprise and Indignation. 4" Am
I to be- treated in this manner in n
hotel where We pay two hundred dol
lars a week? Why, Mr. Bnbcock
what do you take me for2"
"Take-you for Slowly and with
thick tongus)---tako you for ?
Why, my desr--1 took-you-for--
somebody else
"Mr. BAbcock, your c!o,hes are
disarrsngsd. You've got your vest
on wrong side before, aud your watch
is in your boot. And, as | live,
here's lndys locket about your
neck"
ais there--my desr---is there ?
All right--lock it-lock il, Then
then Il won't--won't hurt anybody
You see-my desr--then il won't t.
est--get--get out--you know"
Nj. Babcock, you've been drink
ing"
know---know--ii I've been
drink--driuking the waters
with . great deal Of brandy. l
can smell your breath, Mr.. Babcock. "
"vsry--very we'll, my-my dear
smell --susll away. IL don't
care = d--p.' [And here Mr.. Bah,
cock snorsd and rolled OF the bed
without waDng up.l
Mrs. Bsbcock tried 10 arouse him,
but did not succeed till nearly day
light. Thea no repeated the state.
ment that il was the waters, and,
when asked to explain about the
lockst, .aid the lady must have drop
ped il into the spring, and that he
had dipped it up aud spilled il into
his bosom. Mrs. Babcock did not
ak aay more questions, and, sup
pose, she wss satisfied.
A NAxSsK GoAr's TAsrx.-An
honest and well-to-do citizen Of
South Brooklyn recently leased a
house, and. having ample verdue
round his place, IL occurred to him
that there was now fine oppofiuni-
" for maintaining a goat, which
would furnish his little family with
milk. Acting upon this idea, Mr..
Shay, such being the name Of inc
party, purchased fine mamie goat
which for week OF so was INC DC
light Of the children, while the mix
furnished, which /" excellent Tor tea
or coffee, gave great comfort to 'he
elder members 4 few days since
Mr.. Shay had received ~ payment |"
roll Of bills, amounting IN the agg's'
gate to 5000 On en'srins the base
Arc or money on the kitchen table
,hourh,Iss.Iy, and went into an sd-
M...-k;l. ,h. vont
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nam MOTH
MAMMOTH
livery STAB l. 4.
Horsss Bought and Sold.

rnsIiIs spleudid stable, located on Ana-
lin street, North Of ,t~ Court Hocee
: nov o,rn, and we'll stocked with saddle
,rA harness HORSE, fnggis~, s'scks' g,
III at whi..h viii b. bird on F'~~ouxs't
term. iIor,- trsrdsd by the month
week, day. Or -ingle f.ed
li",sr and Mules bought and roId on
conmipsi0n. .a
wy BRADFfEl.r Proprietor
Msrshaii. Feb. -, 1896. 20"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

Kirby Smith - teaching an Epis-
cepslian school IN Tennessee.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

The Psll Mall Gssstts i sssassa
1t hearing that, in this iagssisss
country, men Who have Iesa . liab
+" are actually waltiae absssd, 10
patssi 'sstAss bos>s, 81 ssttasssl Isxs
that are sltsgslAss sbevs suspieioa."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

IL negro 10 The Soush sasts to
raise mossy, be has but to 70 before
the Federal Bureau Ahd swear that
sons conservative neiehbor owes him
something. Tho experiment ssvsr
fails.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

bHN BURKE. Attorney ard Cosn-
|.eIlor Al Law. Marshall. IeAAs'
|ug rcsausd ~ practice o. b" pro-
|on. will psacsiss IN oil shs courts
he sixth Jsdisiai District.
|as,o,ss iutxvstsd 70 BIZ cars will re-
/ stric: and pssapt Intention.
|ct 20, IS. ps-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

L. HI0HTOwkH, Attorney 81
. Las, Elyslas FIekh. Hasrisc.. &c ,;:,.
as, will Peaetles Ia VI !, uS S..suras en-
ted 10 hun VIII receive prompt A.
loa. .E. -.
pill II, 1866. soy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

opg,. wv. sTsDAAx,. a. w. rorH'
AVE Gssesd . copsrsaefship IN the
practice Of law, under the MN na'M
p0Pk, STEDN AN, 4 Pore They
a,,..s, tsa Cuusts IN the Counties o.
rri.oa, Rnsk, Pasola, and up.hur .,
6,l ard Marion u the sth Judicial
trict,
ent.n.haS IA l666, VII
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

HALL, 'AAss ruHsss.
kLL 4 TURNER, Attesnsys And
{ osl.elIors ., Law, AassAall. 'frxa..
|ufac,icc ia the Oaru Of W. Sixth
c's.l District. All hasiuea satfssted
|,m will receive prompt s'tsssioa:
! nc 80, 1906. Aoy
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-11-21

lady being asked to join a
union oithe Daughters ofTem-
pcrancc, replied, at is unnec-
essary,, as | intend to Join one
Of the sons soon" Sensible la
dy, tn It.
Two gentlemen were con-
ycssing about wealth, when
one observed:
al don't care to be rich, but
| would like enough so that |
could live on four per cent OF
my property"
"Well," said the other, 81
am net so ambitious | shoult
I, be satisfied with sufficient iol
two per cent. to maintain me.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-11-21
To CURE CHAPPED HANDS.

To CURE CHAPpED HANDS.
three drachms gum
camphor, three drachms bees
wax, three drachms spcrmaceti,
and two ounces olive oil. Put
them together in a cup on the
stove, where they will melt
slowly and form a white ONT
ment in a few minutes. If the
Rands be affected, annoint them
on going to bed, and put on a
par OF gloves. A day or two
will suffice to heal them.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-11-21
LiSD D sur.

G.. Il. Mugrum. adm'r, ct. ais,
"
J. Il. Crirk. ct. ais.
BY decree Of the County Court. pro
nounccd at it, September session, 1867. %
will. on
Monday, December 81, 1867,
offer for sale. before the Courthouse door
in Winchester. the follow ing tracts of land
lying in civil district No. Z, Franklin
county. Tenn. on the waters of Rock
Greek. and not far from TullaiiOIna, on the
NJ G. Railroad. hrlot ging to tho Inirs of
G.. jEich. deed. containing l2c acres.
Sill lanls will he sold on acre 10 of
twelve months. (cXcept the sun oiSluV w.
must he paid OH day ci salc.l
Notes with approved security VIII be re-
gH.rcd Of the purchaser. and alien retained
uHtil the purchase money Is paid.
Said land viii be sold in two tracts-Onc
of go acres. the other of 60 acres. The
biddings 10 at 81 per acre for
the GO acre tract. and 81 per acre Oh she
Home tract.
J.. G.. ENOCIlS, Clerk.
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-11-21
ERRORS OF QUIT

A gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay. and
all the effects ofyouthful indiseretion. will
for the sake of suffering humanity. send
free to all who need it, the recipe and di-
r~ections for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit BY tie advertisers experience. can
% y b sddrsssing, in pereeet condolences
JOHN b OGDEN.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-11-21
A WARMING

J am forced, In selt-protectlon. to order
w. ~ ,urther eneroachment. upon my rights
N petsons getting sand on my premises.
si"ny yhe wishes sand. 1 will deliver 1t M
H., ,oaa. and in getting the sand myself
~ nj fencing. which bas sryer,l
l,,he oeen thrown down in conseouenca
OF excavations made by others. VII; vl 'iee
liver at one dollar per load. mar;nrs.
for the sand. and sharl chsryy me
same If any ia slse violates this notice
Nov. IN ". n IATY.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-11-21

The State ConstabIes Of Mas
sachusetts have arrested a man
for eating apples, under charge
Of smuggling cider into his
stomach.
Nearly all the brokers who
figured on Wall street, New
York, for twenty-five Or thirty
years have come out as poor as
they went in.