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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-09-26
DnunPll gu5titntR,
Winchester, Tennessee.
THIS Institution arW open its nert, Session NE \
7 list MONDAY IN tSLPZEMBER NEXI.I
FACULTY:

~. ~ N, N,,NVyTW 4 r.. Principal.
~. "a ~ ~ - ~ 1TX" 49,. +. assistant.
W. ". n. ID UiYT, XIII. :. Professor Of Music and French.
lg- Other Teachers win be employed as the patronage may require
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Sale Of Town Lot.
Trustees Sole of Vdladdie Rea
Estate.
BY virtue of Il deed of trust executed by
DR.. j. j. Alternately, | will sell. on
Saturday, September 2Sth, 1867.

Saturday, September 2Sth, 1867.
at public auction, on the premises. two
valuable tracts of land-One containing
247 acres. about 80 acres of which are
cleared. and 100 well timbcred. This tract
lies in district No. 0. franklin county.
within 4 miles OF the site oftllc University
of the South. and is all good tillable land.
The other tract of IT'S acres. lies on the
side of the Cumberland Mountain. in the
same district. and about one mile nearer
to the University site. This tract Is all
timbercd with line chestnut, white oak
and poplar.
The right of redemption Is expressly
waived.
A credit of twelve months will be al
lowed. and the purchaser must give good
securities. lien will be retained until
the purchase money Is paid.
Sale within legal hours.
j. N. BAIRD, Trustee.
SpD5-tuss
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OfficCi.si :

L.. aS. sSTTaGsS7
L.sescg1l- Ascent,
Winchester, Tenn.
Sept12-lIc-ly
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COURSE OF STUDY:


PREPARATORY EpAnTMENT.-Orthogmphy Reading, Geography Aieh-
tai Arithmetic, Grammar Arithmetic. I'cnnnanship and History
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Session except those who enter the first two weeks, who Will be charged
for the full Session. No deductions will be made except III cascS o. pro-
tractel sickness which must cqnaltwo weeks.
Tuition will be due monthly i'll advance.
Pupils will not be allowclto visit or go out on TIT streets during study
hours.
Young ladies will not be permitted, to receive the attention Of young
men at their boarding houses OrcEcWhcrr.
The use of snuia and the chewing of wax and other things ar strictly
forbidden: and parents and those boarding arr requested Ito cooperate IN
enforcing this regulation. ~
puDlsmust submit to the regulations of tc families III Whrht hcy
boarl. rs to thir own parents.
No puuil from abroad. whose name has been entered, must leave tine III
stiutOn to 30 home, without permission from the Principal.
--~a- cAC&%12SA
TIE Board Of Trustees has made arrangements for the repairing OF the
Buildings on the beautiful grounds formerly occupied by the Institution,
and expect to have them in suitable condition for the acconnodatlohol
the school by the first of September next.
The eminent success of the Principal and his assistant teachers, in this
ynd other Institutions. is the best guarantee which we can offer to our
friends. in assuring chem that this Institution is entitled to their confidence
and patronage.
For further particulars, address the Principal, or
JOHN VT~1sIEEICII,
Chairman Tx. Com. Board of Trustees,
WINCHESTER, JULY, 1861.
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EXPRESSES, (PGR SESSION on FIVE MONYNS.)

pri,,,rc D,norln,cn S2 30
r mm; n,',rin,.n .......... ID 70
r,mnn"n S3nj nuh,rnrr Classes. 20 90
I,rin,, mI Scr;or Clnssus. ... ...... % 90
T"anoh '' II 80
,n.ir 'Jjn,ol '' .s % 90
InnfS i,mn Ima - Minister'S our}tcrsD .,,. . 90
tnyh, Nnn,lN .... ................ $50
Instruction in Vocal Music free to Piano Pupils.
Contingent Fee, u" : l "
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board OF Directors
M. Bass.
JOS. w. Allen.
j. @. McCrory.
IT. "A. Atchison.
VIM. Ell. Evans.
@. A. r. Thompson.
j. w. Hoyte.
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Boarding
Board can be had in the best families ut $3 30 to - GO per week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-24

!. fhat W again proclaim Il ~ / cardinal principle
OF our political fah that all equal before the
law, and we In favor Of such amendments to the
Consultation q the etats Of Iowa 8 will secure tn.
rights Of the ballot the protltten d the law and equal
2. That We approve Of the military rcconstruction
illibera construction BY unfrisndly ocals depnves
Congress assenble In July to out by additional
the reconstruction the Rebel States upon and
10y l basis.
D. That the prompt trial and punishment according
to law OF the head ofths late rebellion for his infamous
crimes imperativsy demanded for the vindcaton Of
the Consultation and the laws and for the proper pun
shment OF the highest crime IL 10 demanded b. Justice
honor, and proper regard for the protection Of Amer
can ctzsnshp, and By due regard for the welfare and
future safety Of the Republic and 1t IL due only
the dignity Of the nation, but in Justice to the loyA
people who have been heroic In their devotion to h
Of the Constuton, the Union and Liberty and Il
the soldiers OF the Union who survive end the meorj
of the heroic dead.
T. That are In favor Of the strictest economy In
the expenditure Of public money, and that demand
At the hands all ocias both State and National
faithful and rigidly honest administration Of public
Affairs.
s. That the Republican members Of the Congress o
the United States entities to the thanks of the Ma
ton for their hrmness In resisting the conspiracy
turn the control Of the 70 the hands
traitors and their allies and In defeating the purposes
corrupt Executive. and thus sustaining the interest
Of liberty great and dangerous crisis In history
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~ L4ANHOOD:
How Lost ! how Restored

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THERE CAN EMO SErrRALs IN THIS WAR: ONLY
PATRIOTS TRAIToR5.-5tephcn A.
Douglas.
JEFFERSON DAVIS is A BETTER UNION MAN
THAN ABRAHAM LIScoLs."-Judge Mason.
"JrDGE MASON Is A DIsuSroSIsT A
TRAITOR TO THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT
Thos W. Ciagett.
"JUDGE MAsoN's sYNrArHIEs HAVE BEEN roo
STRONGLY WITH THE ARCH TRAITORS TO stir
THE PATRIOTIC DEMOCRACY OF IowA-"-W. +.
Coolbaugh.
~ be'ieee from The bottom II ny heart that he
election Of any Gurcraor n loyal State
The present tive, occupying the position irhich
JUDGE MASON Dogs on this great question Of pre-
serring the GorerRmeHt WOULD DE AS DISASTROUS
TO TIRE CAUSE or THE UNION As THE LOSS OF
GREAT BATTLE. w. f. Coolbaugh, Democratic
Senator from Des Moines county.
~ am a,rare that Ihare had the misfortune to
differ from many patriotic and just men during the
stormy times thai preceded and accompanied oar
late bloody strifs....IA An NOT YET SATISFIED THAT
Rave BEEN Much IN ERROR. Judge Mason's
Address, July, 1s67.
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The ssocaticn have appointed as Receivers 8essrs
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that the money intrusted 10 them will be promptly APP
piled to the purpose stated
PHnApHrHrA, Pa, May 90, 1867.
ID the OHoeyr and Members Of the Washington library
o., N s. READ, Secretary.
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The Washington Library Company

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In order that the benevolent oee, set forth In this cir
cuar my be successfully accomplished have Issued i've
series CT
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which put subscription at prices much below their
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RATCHEuOK,s HAIR DYE.

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TO MARRY OR NOT TO MARRY
WHY MOTT
Serious Refiectlons for Young Men,
Essays of the Howard association, the Physiological
Errors Abuses and Diseases induced by ignorance of Ma
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ter envelopes free Of charge Address Dr. J. sKILLIN
HoUGHToN, Howard Association, Philadelphia Pa.
may2+dsw3nos
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Butchers Lightning Fly-Ktller will Ger
tanly extermna.e these pests If its nee is psrsevered
In Beware Of bogus Fy-paper, which some dealers
keep they get II for nearly nothing Don't
be swindled. Ask for BUTCHERS, which is sold
all live Druggists. msy2sdAW
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The loyal men had about fifty thousand
majority at the recent election in Tennessee,
and the rebels had forty four thousand ma
jonty in Kentucky.
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For sale.

FOR S8Acs
nNH ofthe most desirahle Residences In the city-a
~ tvo-story brick Dwelling, with nine rooms and good
ceIisr snd cisteru and large brick Stable and wood
cuss Lot s0ti10 fsst containing large variety OF the
most choice fruit and shrHbisry In the city, situate on
corner Of 10th and Blondsau streets, Keokuk, Iowa
Enquire Of VIM FULTON,
ma,7 Hsal Este to Agent, No. 50 Main n
LN0R SALE--I.ots and block III, corner OF *.
change and Twelfth streets containing two story
brick dwelling villa rsrt for SOB per year. viii be
sold on Reasonable terms. inquire Of r. T. LoMAX
Esq, or VIM FULTON
Aprl6 Real Mstate Agent No 50 Main asreet
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How TO obtain Shares and En-
cravings.

Send orders to rs by mall enclosing from 81 to SO
either by Post Office orders or In registered letter
our risk Larger amounts should be sent by draft
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Very CornfortabIe (?)

Very Comfortable ~
Il the who suffers the best Year, Of his life with
other Of the various distressing Kidney
plantsin has such soofhing eject upon his spiris
that he feels like biting tenpenny nail SIM
gle snap. Hthere be person in the community, how
who does mot fancy this complaint he he cured
by using Dr. J. W. Poands White Pine Compound which
hss never Jet failed TO effect speedy and lssting
Sold BY all druggists At retail. isug2otaw
Dooley's Chcmical-Yeast Baking Pow
der. Unequaled for making LIaHr and Nurnfrors Bis
CUR, Rolls. BueKwnEAr and other GsyprLE Cams,
BRsAp and PAs1RY Of III kinds - Warranted TO give
satisfaction. For sale BY dealers generally and BY
A. @. Mcqueen. Cox Irwin, Lee Farmer, D. b. Drum
mond D .. Dausheriy, ). Z. Johnson Co., Geo. B
Smith, Hesse zndel, Bruce Steele, 4. Gum
Keokuk. DooLEY u BROTHER, sole propriesors
| oledo, Ohio. Laughs, eodlm.
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: For sale.

I'm one of the most desirable localities in
the cty one stsry brick dwelling house, with four
rooms and G. liar Lot e0x1 10 feet well fenced con.
tanning shumler of fruit and good web Of wa
| ter. Enquire Of WM FULTON
arid Real Estate Agent
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For sale,

F0RTY ACRES Of good farming land,
80 acres we'll fenced, and IL good etste OF eultiva
ton, acres Of good timber land, and nice youhg
chsrd good frame dwelling house. 24x3O good cistern
and stable. Situate about x miles from the city.
Enquire of WIN. PuLTuN,
ap4d Real Estate Agent.
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A MAJORITY Of the loyal people of the
country would be glad to see johnson and
jeff. Davis swinging from the same limb o.
that !" sour apple tree but as JEFF, is off fol
Canada, and his bondsmen are able to pay
we had probably as well compromise by send
ing Andy 10 bear him company.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-24

Lo11svillo Cement.
w &@ 1o11a1DC6 3 AL1Ma
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A1-Ths highest price paid for CORN, RYE sTTIP
eTUFFs, CATTLE AND STOCK hogs Ather at my
Once Main Street. At the Gibbousvilis Dstllerv
tyE-d
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Dye1ng f. securing,

ND Govt lava COMee.
sVpackag1 gsuuins ind very choice, for sale by
eDse KELLOGG BfE1v C0
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THE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE

TREASURY DfPAsrNEsr, WAsHrroTcr, y, G., April IS
1851 -ufce OF Internal Revenue Having received
evidence that the proceeds of the enterprise
conducted by the Washington Library Company will
be devoted charitable permission is hereby grant
I'd TO said Company conduct such enterprise exemp,
from all charge whether special other duty
Il. A, ROLLINS, Commissioner.
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06
Democratic conv.n,.oa I'm p,.,r,e, Ne.x

Pursuant to order of the Democratic Cen.
trail Committee of Taolemne county, con.
veu,ion was held at Muun's store, Moccasin
Greek, Saturday, June 29th, 1867, for the
purpose of nominating officers for District
No. 4. Tuolnmne county.
For Tax Collector the following candidates
were put in nomination Fred. Lebriyht. r.
3. Robinson and Wm. Arthur. On the first
ballot Arthur received eight votes, Robinson
four, and Lebright four, no candidate having
received majority of the whole number n
new ballot was ordered. Mr.. Robinson then
withdrew his name, and on the second ballot
Arthur received ten aud Lebright six votes
Wm. Arthur having received majority of
all the votes was declared duly nominated.
Nominations for Assessor being next in order,
E. I. Harper and \. W. Hulse were placed
in nomination. On the first ballot Harper
got thirteen and lIulse three votes +. T.
Harper having received a majority of all the
votes east was declared duly nominated.
Next in order came nominations for Justices
of the Peace. NJ McGehee and VIM. l.. Os.
brey were placed in nomination. NJ. Niece.
hee received fourteen votes and VIM. L. Os.
brey three. There being no opposition.
Messrs. McGehee and 0sberg were declared
duly nominated. Next came the nomina.
tons for Constables. Hiram Doane and Bar.
ton Dorrance were placed in nomination !;
Hiram Doane received seven votes and Bar.
ton porrance fourteen, there being no oppo.
sition, they were declared duly nominated.
The following gentlemen were then appointed
a District Central Committee, viz: James
Donohue, of Don Pedro's Bar John Gaffney,
of Moccasin Greek NJ McGehee of Big Oak
Flat; Z. I. Harper, of I'd Garrote, and b.
n. Fox, of Hardiu's Mill. There being no
further business to transact the Convention
adjourned sine die.
JAMES D0NouUE, President
JOIN c. JANIS, Secretary.
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06

reA- The Hon. Chas. L. Scott, formerly o
this county. has become associated with Col
w. Brewer as editor and proprietor of the
Wilcox Times, published at Camden. Ala.
bama. We are in receipt of very kind letter
from him in which he says. :" If Tonto,
Old Hickory, Richmond, or any one Of
your able correspondents would correspond
for our paper the Times, and give US Califor.
MIA items, they would be comforting lasting
favor and one which would lie duly aporeci.
ated.''
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06
ng It's pleasant to note that friend sv

S 1t IS pleasant to note that friend Swa
ney, of the Mariposs Gazette, remembers
g Auld lang syne." he he's our thanks for
his kind notice, and Notwithstanding s
prognostics as to our defeat, weshall continue
to hope they will not be ejustihed. The ''wrong
boat is a moot point, and however ready
we might be to wrangle with others on the
question, any one of the Pittsburgh boys can
have the first word, the last word, and the
whole say on the subject.
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06

2@- Quite number of our democratic ex.
changes will please correct their State ticket.
Tho Amador Dispatch has three names on
ticket spelt incorrectly, the Placer Herald
one, the Mendocina Democrat one, the Sierra
Adrocate two, the Yreka onion one, the Cal.
ifornia Express one, the Tulare Times two,
and the Los Angelica Ne,cs two.
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06

SUMMONs State of California, County Of Tuoi-
- umne. Iu the District Court of the Fifth Judicial
District MARY CAMPBELL, Plaintiff vs. JAMES
CAMPBtL Defendant Action brought in the District
Court the Fifth Judicial District, aud the complaint
filed in the said county Of Tuolumne in the Office of tho
Clerk District Court The People of the State OF
California send greeting to JAMES CAMPBELL. You
hereby required appear action bro g against
you by the named plaintiff in the Court OF
the Fifth Judicial District in and for the county Of Tuol-
umne and the complaint filed therein Ia copy
of which accompanies this summons) within days ex
of day of servce) after the service YOU Of
this summons-if served within this served
out of county, bnt within this Judicial District with
in twenty days; if served out Of said District then
within forty days-or judgment by default will be taken
against you.
The said action is brought to obtain decree of this
Court dssoving the bonds of matrimony existing be-
and this plaintiff and that she have Judgment
for her this behalf expended with such re-
equity may pertain and the nature Of the case
require and if fail and answer the said
complaint as required the plaintiff will take de-
fault will apply the Court for the relief prayed for
in complaint.
Given underway hand and the seal OF
the District Court of the Fifth Judicial
Ls1 District this second day of July, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty seven.
P. NJ. FISHER, Clerk.
WILLIAM A. DAyIEr, Deputy jy63m
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06
- - -
NJ ARRIE ID.

At the residence Of the bride. the 9Th june 1897
by Justice NJ McGehee, Joel Kay Of Alameda Alameda
county, TO Elizabeth 1ardner of Big Oak Flat in this
county.
At Reeds Ranch, the 18th ultiro, by the Rev. Mr.
Barstow. Mr.. Sas A. Reed and Miss Mary Ellen Miller
all of Tuolumne.
In Sonora. July +th, 1857, by Rev +. O. Barstow Mr.
Francis C. Cnllers to Miss Anna NJ. Eastwood
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06

ANOTHER GRoUNDswELL.-At an election
for School Trustee, held in this district last
Saturday, j. X. Hanson the democratic ca IN.
didate receive l50 votes, G. Burden the radi.
cal candidate 65 votes. Hanson's majority
IS, and this in district that three years ago
elected mongrel by almost the same major.
ity. The reformation goes marching on.
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06

s9- A man by the name of Goldey, whose
residence is at Algerine, became too patriotic
on the Fourth, and at night was considerably
under the weather. Having retired to rest
in the City Hotel, he became confused during
the night, and in attempting to get out of the
room fell from the second story window.
breaking his wrist and otherwise seriously
iniuring himself.
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06

B- The celebrated Joe. Murphy troupe OF
minstrels will be here next Thursday even
ing. They have won high character at the
Bay as artists, and our citizens may expect
an excellent and varied musical entertain.
ment on the evening named
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06

Es2s~ We publish this week the Democratic
Platform as adopted by the State Convention.
All the issues of the day are fairly and can
didly met, and the least intelligent cannot
fail to comprehend precisely the position oc.
cupied by the democracy. All who desire a
white mans government instead of a moa-
grelism can see clearly where their allegiance
belongs.