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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-02-09
Cure for CoIicin Horses.

4 turrman furnishes the following to
the Rurai World:
"a great many valuable horses are
annually killed by being drenchcd with
various medicines recommended by
quacks. Let me tell you readers the
best remedy for either hatulent or spas
modic collie that | have seen tried. IL
is to give copious injection of warm
water to move the bowels, and when
that is done your horse is safe. have
seen many horses cured by this treat
mcnt, and none killed. All those treat
cd have speedily recovered.
IF ~drenching will be persisted in,
take Il handful Of ground ginger and
put it in a quart of water and let it boil
Tor fifteen minutes. and when il cools
pour it down the throat of the horse.
This warns the stomach and bowels
and is al excellent remedy. Let any
person violently attacked with the col
ic drink ginger tea, thus prepared, ant
he will find speedy relief. And what
is good for man in sickness is good TO.
a horse with the same sickness. Maj
is an animal, as well as u horse; ant
medicines good for the disease of th
Otiier--the world over"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-02-09
The Planting prOspect-Diyersity
OF Crops.

Tho Montgomery advertiser has
some remarks in regard to the plant
ing prospects, which are equally appli'
cable to Tennessee as Alabama. The
papers contain notices Of %emigrants
moving by the wholesale to Texas and
the Western States. The demon Of
change has certainly established him.
self in the South, and in a few years
IT, G population Of the older Southern
States, and especially the less product
i've portions Of them, ifthe present rate
Of emigration be kept up, will be great
ly diminished. The negro, who is the
main laborcr, p~artakes largely OF the
moving fever, and after the embarrass-
ing and unfortunate results oflast years
planting experience, says the Adrerti-
ser, the farmers cannot rely upon the
amount Of help required, Indeed, it
is the part Of wisdom to change some
what the system heretofore adopted,
and to devote morcla to raising nee
essarics Of life. Cotton should by all
means be cultivated, but not so much
to the exclusion Of other things, as has
been the policy Of Southcrncrs. They
are preparing with as much energy, but
hardly with as much hope, to carry on
the years work. And why? Because
the supply ofproyisions is scarce, mon
ey scarce, and the chance forloans and
accommodations worse than ever. We
ry few planters have realized one-fourth
theif expectations. Little or no grain
was planted, and a. large amount of
money obtained from the sale Of wha,
little cotton was made has to be used
for the purchase Of bacon and corn.--
Can any country long prosper under
such a drain? If, as heretofore, the
planters sit down and make no arrange
mcnts for supplying everything they
need, the result OF this years labor may
be to complete the disasters of the last.
Now, is certainly the time to try q
variety of crops, and to use as much rs
possible, white labor. Every city has
a number Of young men who flock to
them, in the vain hope ofgetting some
thing to do, but failing, do not return
to the country by turning theirthoughts
and deyoting Their energies to the cul-
tiVation to the soil. If more grasses
and grain were sown, the rich lands
would yield more, and with less labor
Stock would be more abundant, and
much more easily subsistcd. The cos
of buying and transporting immense
stock ofprovisions to plantations woulc
be saved, and even if the cotton crol
failed, the cry Of hunger would not b'
heard in the land. Being this year to
have q greater variety ofcrops and yol
lay the foundations for 4 great and va
riod industry, and make this country
more desirable to immigrants. Few
here feel any hostility to the negro. Oh
the contrary feeling Of attachment cX
lists in many instances that time vii
never emove. They have acted wei
under all the circumstances. butt it can
not be disguised that they are more un
certain and unreliable now than for
merry, and while willing to employ then
as laborers, other sources must be look
cd to for the future, to supply the def
cheney which is daily being created.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-02-09

state OF Tennessee, Franklin co.
d. =, Long, admir- etc,
W.
Margaret G. Barnes, ct als.
AN motion Of complainant and 1t appear-
Uinw to the Clerk n Master from the ain
dayit Of complainant that the defendants
". c. Barnes, n, ", Gwinn and wife
Elizabeth II . John A. Swami aud VIE
Cutharlnc. Crissy Ann and JAS NJ Brigg'
Vclycrda Barnes, Ari,ta Barnes, and Ihos
j Barnes, are non-rcsidents Of the state
of Tennessee. 50 that the ordinary process
oflaw cannot deserved upon them,
1t Ii therefore orlcrcd'by the Court that
publication be made for four consecutive
weeks IN the Home journal. q newspaper
published in the town of 'nclieSter, re-
curing said non-rcSidents to be and per-
soually Nppcar0t the ClanGery Court for
Franklin County, on or before Wednesday
after the third Monday in February nest
and plead answer OF dcmur to said bill, or
the SWmc will be taken for confessed ana
set for hearing cXpartc u, 70 them,
y ii, L. EHTiLl,C .& VI,
ianl9-iWN
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-02-09
SHOP
State Of Tennessee, Franklin Co

state Of Tennessee, Franklin Co
d. $ Long, admir-, ETC.,
vs.
Bethany Lynch, ct ais.
On motion of accompaniment. ana it appear
ing to the Clerk X Master from the bill
which iSSworuto to. that the defendants, Per-
mclia +. lynch. John i. Lynch. Aman Ia
j. Lynch. Mary Lynch. Robert }. Lynch
and another child of l." ID. Lynch, whose
name i. UNKNOWN. and General LYNCH are
non-rcsidcnls Of the state of Tennessee 80
that tlcordinary process OF law cannot be
Scrvad upon them.
ii is therefore ordered that publication
lee made for four consecutive weeks in the
Nomr Journal, published in the town ct
Winchester, Tenn. requiring sad deirnu-
aut> to appear ut the tlHnccry Court for
Franklin county. on. or before cdnosday
after the third Monday in February nest
and plead answer or dcmnr to Snid hilI. or
/ thc same will be taken for confessed and
set FOR hearing cNparte rs TO them
II L ESltl.l, { d NJ.
iln10-iwa
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-02-09

The Southern Methodist papers
abound IN reports Of large accessions
to the Church in various parts of the
country. The Nashville Advocate re.
ports, from different circuits, TO; the
Richmond Advocate, nearly 1000; the
st. Louis Advocate, $50: the New Or
cans AdYoca.e, Us.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-02-09
TO EVERYBODY

4 large G PIP. Catalogue, teaching how
to rrmovcTan, Frccklcs. Pimplcs, Blotclcs
Moth Patches. SuIlowucss, Eruptiona. AND
nil impurities Of thr skin. How to force
Whiskcls. restore. curl and bc0utiiy the
hair: renew the age. cure Drunkenness,
Nervous Debility. and other useful and
valuable information. Everybody send
for It. Address BERGER, SHUTS y
CO.. Chemists, 2S5 River street, Troy NJ,
iNni0-lma
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-02-09

Its said that the Mexican Imperial
Railway from Vera Cruz to the City of
Mexico, will cost 2T,CG0.0OO hard
money. About two-tlirds of this mon.
ey has already been expended, and the
work will he done in about two years.
Its now working lorty-fivc miles up
wards from Vera Cruz and sixty down
wards from the capital. Tho rails are
mostly on the ground, and the bridge
work for the great Baranca is compile
ted and ready for shipment in Wales.
It will he the most remarkable railroad
in the world.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-02-09
Franklin asa Bookseller.

The following story, told Of Frank
Inns mode Of treating the animal call
ed in those days %'lounger,' and in these
%loafer, is worth putting into practice
occasionally, even in this age and gen.
Grafton.
One fine summer morning, when
franklin was busy preparing his news,
paper for the r!ss, q loungcr stepped
into the store and spent an hour or
more in looking ove the books, etc,
and finally taking one in his hand, ask
cd the shop hoy the price.
One dollar, was the answer.
One dollar! said the lounger; cant
You take less than that?
No indeed-one dollar is the price.
Another hour nearly passed, when
the loungcr said:
Is Mr.. Franklin at home?
Yes. he is in the printing office.
] want TO see him, said the loungcr.
The shop-hoy then Immediately in.
formed Mr.. Franklinthat . gentleman
was waiting to see him. Franklin was
soon behind the counter, when the
loungcr, with book in hand, addressed
him thus:
Mr.. Franklin, what is the lowest you
can take for this book?
One dollar and q quarter!
Why your young man asked me only
n dollar!
True, said Franklin, and could have
better afforded to takea dollar than to
have been taken out orthe Office.
The lounger seemed surprised, and
wishing to end the parley Of his own
making, said:
Come Mr.. Franklin, tell me what is
the lowest you can take for it?
One dollar and Il half.
a dollar and Il half. Why, you of
fcred it. yourself fora dollaranda quar-
ter.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-02-09

A schoolmaster tells the following
good one: 81 was teaching in a quiet
country village. The second morning
of my session had time to survey my
surroundings, had among he scanty
furniture, Iespied . thrce-legged stool
is this the Ounce hlockI | asked q
little girl of five. The dark eyes spar
kled, the curls nodded assent, and the
lips rippled out, Il guess so; the teach
or always sits on it," The stool was
.unoccupied that term.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-02-09

A man has been arrested in New
York, and put under $500 bonds, for
violation of the act TO prevent cruelty
animals His ofIensc was setting a dog
20 worry n cat.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-02-09

BRIGHAM IouSC.
Great salt Lake City, Dee. 81, 1866.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-02-09

PREscI;rTIoys.-When taken to he
well shakcd-a friend by the hand; an
enemy by the throat. For outward
application slap for the back OF
merit: a rod for tho shoulders OF folly.
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81 mfrnf
fur bic 3Ilamn.enfnRft elmer @onben<
tionDO Reconsideration llaionss
mannern oes Staotes am %. SEE

tton bon Gepnb lieanif9en 11nieHss
mdnnern bes Staotes am %. Nes
biuar 1867. -
Sn SUlse elmer 8eratbune 1T es fir palTeuS
era1tet wcrben, eiuen 9lufruf an bic unbe.
otneten 1nicnsm6nner pom GennelTee au elmer
3ulammenfunft in Der Observation-Disclosures
auf benz @apttDIe gu RafbDttr am 90. Gebruar
1867 3u erlaiIen, UNI einen seeisnetrn @an-
bipaten ais 0UuSerneur fir Ben n6cbifen
Amtsterntin aufufeaen, Der ibre Mnlicbten in
biefem 9taate Dertritt unb anbere Mnaele.
senbeiten GbnIi4en @bnratters in getradt au
3ieben.
Die du6erSrbentIi9e gBi&flateit Der test
BEN ganbs SorltessnSeH Graseu. has suttnf-
tise 9diGlal BON Ienneffee = frri unS unter
pirtti6 rspgbIilaRif6snt eiafafr FDerlarlaert
rafne tno entfGieNene 6an6lung. Gs pirb
oaber brinsenp sriudt, bas iebes County i'm
eStaatr sorIauT9e 8erlammlilasen abbalte
yurb ale NbseOronete unrpaDtftchr4e ltnipns-
.ntdrltrr mad piefer GCnseHtipa elltlenee.
gOasr 3nlpra9s tnirs suSerla6Ii9 grpartft, :
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Die Nrmtee REORGANIZATION
tn Sramfreicfos

L
Die uAsnfrieoetfHe iii sSranEretcb init
Dem 4lane elmer Jteofga lsi9ation Der
9lrlftee lit "a alLgesnein, Dab bic Meaier
ring e. flir Aas 9elte aehaIfen Bat. iiod1s
Slige6en llrD Is oneelIi0iletl sa MAIDEN.
8ei elmer gRabl fiir elm @rlaemitolieS
6es tegisIatipen &6rpers bafirfe neulic,
Der ganOi6dt Der Sortf9ritts % lptaei
feline 9lniprEde banptldhli9 anf, feline
rilGbaltsiofe Sppofition seeen Ore 9feprs
9aniiation Der NrInee. i Ser Gin0rud,
luelden bieie' Saltung duff Die @emufBer
oes 8olfes in eine,n Siltrifte9 meGte,
no nod Dor iueni9en NiOaaten Der Gam
oioat eerlelben 8drtei bios :Deniae bun
bert Stilumen sab!tes erlyienlo aefabre
otobtno, oaS Der Ne1ierunBs rs anDiodt
inRrnirt purDe, iia 81 @unltea lutdti>
ger 9lbdnoerun9en an benz ilrfpriinelis
den ,Ylane aus Suipreaen.: Sross bieier
Srebsbetuegung Der @egietnng erbtelt
Der 9ibernle Ganoi0at nnehr ais 900
Stimmen. &ein BuHoer ouber, oab. ME
bas Sabet nteIoct, Ger Stddtsratb {i1
ge8en ben ,4lan eati@ieoen bat.,. ~sss
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Scbn& Der MmSinamNerer.

Sie @otbmenniaPeit zines beIIern
Sdnses fur gniioranten an 8orb ibrer
&difle item @egsnftaMn, oeroft anr
@pradbe eFen1alea lit bagb GntbhaaRs
gen. ReIs9e bon Belt al Belt III 3eit
ibeg i5re 9eibea an @DtS iib erfIillter
Sdiae Dor bag @nbIiflan sebTa9t mur,
ben.
gu guef SEE @rdiibeiiteri uHfsrer
@uswan6erungs Geleli@aft an ben
8Oriiber bes britii6en Nusuan6erunas.
@omites erfudt abermals UNI ralde
nae fFafklas 4aaalRaa in Asefsr 9EnaEIes.
genbelt. Die SaGptlApieri9teit i9eint
in Der @bweienbeit eompetenter Beb0r.
ben 81 beiteben. melhe GIaaen bon
AustpunbererH I6er tbre Bebon6tung
pabrenb Der Observation-Disclosures
urD hplEertid an f6nntea- cine Sclbie<
riafeit, tUeIdsr Der GongreB abbeIfen
laLltey na0 aiaaE@Abae aNlall hab.zuraaaua.s
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StdetS .Sl,OO.

Dies iitfeine grtpoiipetuI0tion. sic pirb in elmer
ebrenbaften @etje hur9eefib usFhen, nnfere elite
ron Erdmfens lbettrifft il eanbefe. q $50 s.
eg6 kH9 Ss4 Jks
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-15
are sss iMeu ss , s.5.s.s
SSDI;tperf !. Gsablif Teurent.

Die llntersei9peten bnben TIRE mere Essrtitatt IN
Operation, Tportn Heniterrahnen; EbtfeM, Dlinbs
auss une tiipenhia, MnnleineR, G0futcee, 0ya6ete;
BdI9byetter unb @efabes 9barp ulb Senitertahmen,
Gafh Qautines wretteE nLIsr Art, 6ubbo6enpasiten
@anseIe nnb Gle Mrt &og1Svsrf 81 4dten Qeb0rie ans
gefertst weESen aDr iilh ehentaue eorberestst thf
DoHte tbeiIipsifQeb<r gats tI tantrnhtrsn @tr Rds
illb anfaufteIes NIB kofien our4 Pfnftlt Heet mt
fd5HeHe Nshienune Die Rnnbi6aft BEE cut 70 n
Publtitms ~ Berbienen une su Ebetten.z ptse
crbers pom mai uHb fsrn wesssrf ytcrpt atssetabr
E rinfere Rerfiactt IL In uumtHtItnyey esrbfuhuns
mis- sen eoecnottpt SBo4B be- gdibs Ne tnh ebettaa
nooau GfItMbabns nHbs hef Sewenfe Real Barb en-.
GebariRrate, RuipplDk, TehnsHee. rs
te,sl sR ERrblptas =. VuIdt0. q
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WOn Sc etaats s4asmeiffer..
sqtauia, csiu; Is. ausuft 1856.

Tseiue 6erren - So babe bic 5aHenbune erbaItea
rueI4e bds groardmHf Der 9eicsents Berthedau gum
8eiten hes N,Glberrg Seminars gibt. Der 8Oed III
Ser asaifenfnDer iener fapferen .soIbote I'M atee
bat weEde IN benz Rrtese tur nuterbSadamg bes @ess
6eaipn hem 2unse i5t aebeu gesebeu bnbsu uIts i1
iablr sai@ 5brss Grtolges eegtb stst 1clldE .DoE
uiirhe uif fiT 81 vieI aHgefeben werbeH, ale sras
an eireaE Iiuferuehmen, wel1ea bic faugfa dit4en
GinSer Der eefnueneu Eopferet 6eS Stddtes ~ pers
iorsen unS ~ erseben rerieri&t: Die NIT fetner Set
lung betranfsa s8tanner nerotpen .bos 6ffentH9e
8ertrnten NIB sSeeer11ann nag pen tbnen etne ges
ruiffenhafke EyfiAung jhrer $ftl5tem erwdrten.s1 SO
b6fie oafr tbtig, nob Is @ els eI Grfcg etmetfe tns
6as has THlberrp Seminor IN ben pdnoen} Ger &bds
tiaen manner rueite e6e anf I'D nabHeAt tin
WsitfeI feius6ae,a nm mel Gutes au erre1eu unt
ebenfp, huS 60 fefn& u enRma be3 4dtrioitsmHS uno
@emetnaeiItes bes erlten 8oItes Iperl uelbe eur
8sit dye pon ie etnsm Couofs no feLb tetnen Ra@s
d aee sase s Ssss I, aasE ss @ S1
beiten, um fi9 feLtft fortinbefsn.
Greebenit ShriEi
". 9B. @Iarf, 6. 30. pom .. 0bio Dtftritt
astr he ilstersss6netsng hizmins Ser Obisea ers
tf6rnna upuitdaSig Bel !: " ~ ID
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S SSa Ssstbr, ass. rbio a.sisIatus SaI '-''E's
Nm. Resrue, qrdi. Gitisens Nat. Sanf, 4iqua.
&. n. 3iegs, Ginetun1tt. ssss, axrz
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SSr Dsssre Sia,.iastiea r.ssne man eine unfetes
Sabotage ODER asrstfrs ans nq9 nnisFsT : p e.
|Offiee: 90 Bef Sritte Strabe.
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C'NeiII's 6runbfi8eutbnsun'
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3 WO. SO Gssas aetrase,
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Gube perfplgf babe. So t6antS ifbeAeu bic Sbats8
s sBss Reg g n
babe mnb 81 i periSBIi9 nit fat aaen ersniepsI
lCrirter Rsgimenter in biefem Depdrtemspt befan4
bin une w6hreno Der Lesten 19 4ROnGte MID bdntk
ssas.,ss 4; i. ssstss y seIs.ssn sss
non ihnsn teHss IL meiaef @siessnbstts BIC GszaeS
pngrtte nn6 6ns Regirnent in ruel9em man fd bG
ssss ss ss nse5S ses ssss @ s s. Is
an 6ieiem 0ei4dfte betbeiIiet. ss7AR {4satS
ssas meme NsiatisRng o sssIe aniYraas IN @efss
Sas aiemaaa no slnfs tsfsfsa rabmsa iasf.g 1915
90 ssSs Sis SsssrtEs ss9sSs Sf ssasss aess.
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bate aber sa t feft bier anidfg b b Sut fsibts
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ID mit Gaiehsu bteie 0tf@dfs stIras birises sa be
torgeHS alS Anoere. r. {91Tifffts E9fsfa S-1G
g .ioIte mir epssne5H fen. sine gosssiPeaskal
er6finen uaN merle mid eIiidIt9 fibGeis, init iHea tn
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| gen u ttffrungen ID lfeIen. tf4& xa.t-&t t41 -
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eoaettiren haben, sreeu anfgeioreert MID 81 hef.r
gen oesr ntf NIT Besu0nabme nut tefetben ~ f4relS
BEN SnpieIe AR nsefnr cen in BEN sreinri@3prser
babenuAb 1ieIe Bfieie mir ieoea Gag ;asadg eeHbet
Uereens aa teinef Ra9frase mad eeHtelben einss'I
sd babe ;ur 8eit cine ansabI Be6Fel ouf meinesi
6tfe fiir Pfriontn, polee fnen i9 aaof Its sebsrt
So merle tlaftis iehenS srnabeab ID seE slressphJ
ien nab EerttRfofsa foDeif fotAe bic sin 6tsitag
Abenn y jrgehen. pfr6fentj4en.9 fff.tf..g 81 -
/ SO bin etenfO MgeHf fir RE RstiQHdie DaaHPfs
! f9ffabEts ztitHt9 wet9r tutt@ehl naeelstssh,
an SfFsste 5 6afssss aab Sslsassa .SniSThss.
s. Snbn C'OeeflIj IL
+ grunobefss une Claim Aaent.
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Der Station 70 nett aus ben Gueen feben
fam, iI@ gu 8qrtei3wefen bersuasben,
Oann II Qlleraia9s Oas 8aterIanb in
9efabr mo iuohIuOlenOe Burger Ton.
net rur wanfaeh, biees sribaaaE rec
isenfttuiE gu tsben.
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gba1 slAgM ts6Hif sas5lfs tss1- 6as gFliEi
nC = .nssnsiss8 Hahaasd ssa ~
- ''a5i1swIg
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gDir Fn6ep. elm beipabe sanaIoees
gerbaItnib, IN Yrlllben = Sds sr0bte
gtr6rs6th, iDsIbls ron BEN @tmiites
rum Aismerd DcEgsFfen tanH uHS gsIrl
&esu spik bier. hon unabfebbaFen Goleen
beeIsilgt n, tsift4 Die Gorrnaspirari8 bee
OesglEl6tsnals J bes aitberii6mtea Sam Il
msrseri6tss, Nber nod f@Iimaer ses
fallen siih 6se 8erbaltuilie bier,. no
Embellishments ben BEN ar66ten .ges
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