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ing Tor February ~ lSIs go another pAn OF me PsPU
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Ranges.-Ranges for Hotels aad FnusI1es.
Hotel COOKING zpparstu: specaiy large assoFtusas
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A RrcH PLACER UNwoRKED.-The Boston
economists are said to make large sum Of
money out Of the dirt scraped up In the streets
~ the "hub." II SO, there Is rich placer at
present unworked(in in New York
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Olympic Theatre.

The popularity Of the drama which has been on the
boards OF the Olympic theare for the past three weeks
docs not appear from frequent rcpetIons but
rather increases In favor with each representation Last
evening the theatre well filled with fashionable
audience, Of whom fully one-haf ladies' and to
whom the drama of Streets OF New York seemed
give perfect satisfaction. The piece has been
heretofore, well performed each character acting his
her part faithfully and the moro prominent ones being
repeatedly applauded. The tableaux loudly n
cored, the fourth one particularly.
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them nightly BY the grand combination It's variety is
equally beyond cavil the drma vivsmqsN oaSo OF the
country schoolmaster interpreted arms and dogs
being here presented with liberal supply niger and
. spice OF ballet The lightning Zouave drill Of Mr..
Charles Austin exhibited remarkable dexterity In tho
offence while the performance Of Professor Hutchinson
with barrel tho physical poses and gymnastc exer-
Of tho RunDes boys both quite young, and the
acting OF Professor Hutchinsons poodles vertable Sir
Isaac New,ons, marvellous, exciting and interest
ing The audience manifested their appreciation FIRE.
quently during the night
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Action 10 Recover Five Theusand Dollars
Damages for nm Alleged Breach Of Premise
to Marry.
Before Judge Robertson and Jury.
ko0doleuo Pre0o ~ John RascAey m action
brought TO 900 from tho defendant for IN a.
legged breach Of promise 70 marry, with the damages
S-imcd TO have been aggravated BY seduction accom-.
pliss under that promise. The evidence showed snas
the defsudant accompanied the plantn from s ue."s
70 this country, arriving here In November ioOo %
that he uniformly refused TO marry her; snas pxnM"
frequently asked defendant 70 do so also, snas " APs
1854 defendant was married 70 another person - an.
The counsel for the defence moved non-sus ~ % ~.
ground that there had been proof Of promise o. mar
riaGe, and THAI the testimony did NOT snow my Poo
Of msrriaac prior 20 their leaving Germany
Judge Wotertpon ruled that the plaintiff waveu ner oe
mand e canss Of action By agreeing 70 ws uh 'nss
TSs dsSsndsnt was then sworn - witness for the
plaintiff and testified that she bad asked MIN 70 mss ~
- rIy ssht DAYS before he was married Veruic LOT
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SUPREME cuuaT-clacuIT-pAR1 3.

The Pawnee Agency Libel Casc-The Tessi.
Inony CIosed-The CRsc Submitted 20 the
paecra Tudco r. n Smith
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-05-02
Will Cotton Advance?

The London shipping Gazette gives
a table showing the decline in cotton
goods during the last twelve months,
which is considerable, and doubtless
shows one reason why raw cotton has
not advanced. The Gazette believes
the quantities of goods held in the Con
tinent, and in the East, are much re-
duced, but English operators arc SO
well convinced that there will be an i'm
p~ortation of oycr a million of bales
from the United States, that they are
disposed. to think cotton will advance.
A steady, though by no means, active
demand for most kinds OF cotton is ex-
pectcd.
The same authority believes that the
future supplies from the East have been
greatly under estimated. Although the
quantities on passage are very small
139, 900 bales at last accounts against
$4,000 at the corresponding periof
last year-yet, as-we hear few com
plants Of Il diminished growth in In
dia, and as the exports from Bomba..
are now equal to 10000 bales pc
week, there arc no solid grounds TO
believing that the English importation
this year will fall short of last season
Arrivals from Egypt will be small, sine
tits now ascertained that the crop /
considerably under afl estimates mad
before the commencement of picking
With this exception, il is thought, til
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aggregate English importations are
likely to equal those Of 1866.
II these calculations be correct, tho
New York Shipping list thinks prices
will hardly rule as high on this side OF
the Atlantic as many seem to expect,
and, in view of the success which has
crowned the long and persistent efforts
of Great Britain to stimulate the growth
Of cotton in her colonial possessions,
and other countries, regret that Con
grcss does not see the necessity Of 40
rogating the cotton tux. 1t hopes the
spirit which actuated the late reduction
will soon compel the removal of the
Tux altogether, because it is Of tho high
est Importance to her commerce that
the growth Of cotton in this country
should be increased to ante war figures
Whether the South will agree to this
view, remains to be seen. We hope
she will not, under existing circumstan
ces, even though it be true, as the New
York paper admits, that this country
has no other commodity, gold excepted.
that is so potent in keeping down oul
foreign balance, which is just now re.
gardcd as a matter of paramount i'm,
portancc. This should be felt more
impressively before the South gives
herself to extra efforts of.cotton pro.
duction, ever if that policy eau ever
again, under any circumstances, be con-
sidcrcd as compatible.
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Bon MOtS.

The Shelbyville American Union o.
last week publishes the following sell.
~tcntious morsels for public digestion,
We invite the apetites Of our colored
people to them:
The Radicals claim to be the pecu-
liar friends of the colored man. We
laugh at the idea. Since April, 1865,
the Radicals have had entire control in
Tennessee. Now if they were su III
warm friends of the negro why did
they not admit him to the ballot box at
once. Why wait until they thought the
colored vote necessary, to perpetuate
radical power in Tennessee? If the
radicals are sincere in Interpretations
why do they not'allow the colored man
to hold office, set on juries &c?
Why should any colored man vote
for Gov. Brownlow? Has Governor
Brownlow been such a friend Of the
colored ace that he should be voted
for? If any colored man thinks so. VIC
should like to have him read Brown
lows history Of the slavery question.
Does not every colored nan know tina,
at heart, Brownlow dispises a negro as
he docs tie devil" and that all Of his
pretended friendship, is only to secure
votes in the coming election? Let the
colorcd man think.
BACK TO STRENGTHENING the die.
tates of their radical masters ut Nash
vile, the radicals Of Bedford are trying
to persuade the colored people that the
conservatives favor tue restoration of
slavery, and that if the conservatives
get into power the negroes will all be
slaves again.
Ofcoursc this is all nonsense, and is
only q radical trick to get the colored
vote. There is not q radical in Bel
ford county who believes any such
thing. Such a charge against the con-
seryatives only shows, to what the rad
icals will resort in order to get q col
ored man to vote with them.
Colorcd leagues are being organized
all owe this State. The object is to
swear all the colorcd people to vote for
Brownlow. Some years ago, the white
people tried this trick, and was very
Don sick of their bargains. The col
orcd people had best beware Of" trick
listers. -SAcibyviMs Union
A RADlcAL.-What is a genuine
Radical? 1t is a civilian, a man who
remained at home during the war--a
man who during the wal was Good
Lord, Good Devil" sort Of creature,
a mar who made all he could out ofthe
Rebels by protesting rebelism, and all
he could out of the loyal armies by pro-
Tossing Unionism; and now stands
under the radical banner! Such men
we call genuine radicals.
NORTHERN TALENT.-We hear that
we are to have some Northern talent
down here this summer to contend with
Ethridge. We hope so. Let it come
by all means. No matter where he
comes from the man that pitches into
Emerson Ethridge, will be certain to
jump into q hornets nest, and will soon
wish himself at home again.
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The Cosr OF NEGLEcT.-A New Or
leai s dispatch intimates that the Gov.
ernmcnt will lose from eight to ten mil
lions by diminished receipts for taxes,
in consequence of recent floods in Lou.
isiana. Foolish Government, that with
= timely appropriation, might have saw
cd all this property, and all this mon
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Monday, May 9th, 1867,

at the Courthouse door in Winchester, of
ter for sale, to the highest bidder, on
in cash, the lands described in the plcadin
III this cause. containing, in I'LL, about -
acres. A lien retained until the purclias
money is paid.
II, II. ESTILL. c. q NJ.
ms roo -tls n TX
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Great Bargains.

Now is the time to buy your goods
cheap. w. B. Millen will sell his en-.
tire stock in Winchester and Decherd
at COST. Come one, come all, and
get q bargain. apr1S
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RE~
Escaped from Jail

TIME following described prisoners cs
i. capped from Jail on the night OF tn
23d instant:
JOHN NJ. JACKSON, (whitc.) agct
about II, 5 feet s or 10 inches high.
NELS. handy, (coiorcd,) aged abou
80 or IS years, about six feet high. brown
color.
HENRY JACOWAY, ~(colorcd.) agec
about 25 years, black, and about six fee
high.
will pay twenty-five dollars for the de-
livery of jackson or Nels Handy, and ter
dollars for Jackoway. To be delivered at
the Franklin County Jail.
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Sale Of Land.

jas, i. Payne. admir-, ETC., VS. Tillithe'
Duncan, ct ais.
BY virtue Of q decree of the CHANGER,
Court ut Winchester. February term. 1867
pronounced in the above cause. ] will, OF
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State of. Tennessee-Franklin County.
VIM. p. 1nnes,
r. Howard & Co.
On motion of complainant. and 1t ap-
pearing to the Clerk ~ Master. from the
bill which is swOrE to. thar the defendants.
Frank Howard and Enos y. Hopkins, are
nom-residents of the State OF Tennessee, 50
that The ordinary process oflaw cannot be
served upon. them. -.
ItiiS therefore ordered that. publication
ho made ibr fourconsecutive weeks Ill tne
Home Journal. a newspaper puhiisheu IN
tie town of Winchester, requiring saiu
| nonresident defendants TO appear before
the Clerk * iiasterlon ori'befDrc hedncs-
! day after the. Third Monday of August
next. and plead. answer or demur 10 said
bill, or the same will be taken for comics
| sed. and set for hearing ex parte ~ to
them. I'll. IL. t.SllLL, u. III.
aprl1-iw 40
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$500 TO $50 Per MONTH.

$500 TO $50 Per MONTH.
Wanted, Everywhere, Agents,
Male. and Female, to sell the Gem
|uine Common Sense Family. Sew
ling Machine. Price only Sls. This
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Every machine fully warranted for
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z. S.-Upon receipt of Sis, we VIII send
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FRANKLIN COUNTY TAX SALES.
State of Tennessee, Franklin County, March Term, 1867.

WHEREAS. Uerndon Green. Collector of the Public Taxes for the County of
Franklin, has reported to the Court the following tracts Of LAM. as having been assessed
the respcciyco owners ofthcs sam have nc go~sa anu ehAtes within this county on
Witch he GEAR dcstrIn for said taxes tO-wtt:
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And it, appearing, ito the Court from the report Of said GoIhstor that he state md
county taxes on said land and town lots shave rot been paid. dthat THE owners there
ofhave III personal property in his county upon which to levy for said taxes:
the taxesdue thereon rs stated in said report; and that said lands and town lots or n
.uIciency thereof be sold according to law, to satisfy said taxes and all costs,
You. Ternhon Green, as Tax Conectoro said taxes are therefore hereby commsh-
town lots herein specified and Described. for the satisfaction Of the aforesaid taxes
md charges thereon. Herein fail not and make due Return of this writ before
the Judge Of our Circuit Court att Court to be held o the 4h Monday in July next
witness: III Jackson, CLERK, at Office, April 18th. 1857.
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Pursuant to the above order Of sale, / will expose the said tracts Of land, town l0s
and parts Of town lots or so mnch ofeach Of them as will be sufficient to pay the TAI,
cost and charge thereon, for the year 1861 mentioned in the foregoing report to public
sale to the highest bidder, for cash. at he Courthouse door in Winchester. o. the LET
Monday, being the Sd day OF June, 1867. .HERNDON GREEN,
April H-tds o. Tax Collector.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-02-13
VERY LATEST.

NFw YoHK, Feb. y
The store of s. b. Chittenden ~ Co., wholesale
dry goods corner Of Broadway aud Leonard Sts,
was totally destroyed by fire this morning.
The dry goods store Of Jeiirals ~ Co., on the
northeast corner Of Broadway and Leonard Sts.,
was damaged TO a considerable extent.
The Evening Post states that the losses are eN-
tremely heavy, the stock Of goods being very
large.
The damages are estimated at about 200 600
insurance about 100000. Mr. ChttGdens loss
is about 100000, mostly insured.
MIN OHLEANs, Feb II.
Fears are entertained that Juarez has been ta-
ken prisoner by the lmperialists,
Rumors are ailoat here that Cortaas is en- route
TO turn over his command to the Minister Of War
and Marine
Meiia is said to have abandoned the cause OF
Macmillan.
A special from Matamoras says a gentleman
who left Monterey on the 9th inst, states that
the bells were ringing in that city, and there was
a general demonstration of Joy by reason Of the
fredino over the lmperialists under Miramon,
near Aquicalientes
The same news has been officially received az
headquarters in Matamoras.
WAsHNGroN, Feb. y.
The Senate Finance Committee have agreed TO
the loan certificate bill as desired by the Serreta-
ry OF the Treasury, reducing the amount, howey-
err, TO so, 100000. The rate OF interest will be
three per cent.
The understanding is that the Secretary Shall
60 on retiring 100000 per month
ST. Louis Mo. Feb n.
Topeka. Kansas special says the House tor
day refused 20 concur IN the Senate amendment
10 the joint resolution on the right Of suffrage
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Gurrigll Nrms.

EXTENSION OF Russian PowR-Ihe Russian
empire, whose area is now nearly double that Of
China, and nearly three times that Of the United
States, is rapidly extending. particularly in Cen
trail Asia. 1t has secured large provinces from
Persia and China, and within the last few years is
gaining firm footing in 1mkcstan, or lnd,Pend-
ent Tartary, which contains about one-hljh AS
much territory as the United States. Il BIAS ale
ready annexed the largest and most populous OF
the provinces Of Iutkestan, and will doubtless be
fore long absorb the remainder. when it will be
brought face to face with the British power IN
India
TnE MARRIAGE LAW IN IrAIY.--The conflict
between the civil and ecclesiastical authorities mp
on the marriage question in Italy has had curious
results II has been discovered that certain la
dies residing in the Southern provinces, the wild
ows Of government officials. and who, as such,
were entitled TO the receipt OF pension, had cons
tracted fresh matrimonial obligations without ceas-
ing 10 make their usual half early application TO
the Treasury. In due course the facts, or part OF
them, came to light and the payment was dsput-
ed. The ladies', however, insisted that, as they
1iere married simply by priest without conform
ing TO the conditions Of the law, which regards
the civil contract only as binding, they were still,
strictly speaking, widows, and consequently en-
titled TO draw their allowance as before. AS no
provision had been made for such eases the author
tiles were compelled 10 submit and the pensions
have been paid.
LoNpoN, Feb Q.
letter from Garabaldi, Published to-day in
Venice, expresses sympathy for the struggling
Creteus
PAus, Feb. o.
An understanding has been arrived at, by which
the Turkish forces evacuate Senia.
IL is stated that the Pope will soon make an APP
peal to the Catholic powers TO sustain him.
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WAsnINGroN, Feb. 10


A desperate attempt viii bee made, Monday or
Tuesday to pass some kind OF reconstruction
bill. The bill offered by Mr.. Banks will not salts
iy the radicals, because il does not Insist upon
universal suffrage u proposes TO exclude small
class of rebels and large class of negroes, and
Che House will not agree TO that. The bill drawn
zap by the New Orleans committee has the best
chance, but IL will have to be amended before it
can pass Some of the shrewdest republicans say
that it is too late 10 dp ans thing more ON recon
auuction in this Congress
The hints thrown ont by Messrs Banks and
Raymond that the President is weak in the knees
and is ready for compromise have some foundation.
Il is alledged that both have recently talked up
reconS ruction with the President, but the demo-
crats say that be takes delight in decenmg repub-
licans They think he is insincere with Banks
and Raymond,
The President Is filling vacancies in western
internal revenue offices, caused by the rejection
of the Senate 10y appointing good radicals.
New YoRR, Feb, IL.
Well informed persons in Washington say that
the President win meet Congress more than half
way i'm scheme of recolstrucuon, and that he
viii not oppose himselfto any plan which embraces
the constitutional amendment prepared 10y Com
gross-and other salutary and necessary meas
ures
Durango (Mexican) ad,ices to Jan II have
been received Moiia was at Dolores, having de-
remain neutral, lie had 1900 men, with whom
be- intended TO hold the mountain Businesses about
Querataro.
Cholera was prevailing 10 Eastern Durango and
was on the steady march westward.
Large numbers of French aod Austrian desert
ems are serving In the Republican ranks and many
AlcNican Imperial officers are applying for ou-
pIolment in the same place, but are not received
Pecuuiay ,lriugency Is great in Pitts coun-
tN n g. that the peopic recently compelled the
sheriff Go burn up all his wTits and executions re-
turnabe at Court refusing TO be elected from
their homes, and being unable to pay. Desttu-
ton is evident all over the State. The Legisla-
hre yesterday passed a relief bill poslponing pay
ment of debts ion twelve months.
The negroes are greatl troubled by tue eS-
PLOTS OF a band of Regulators, who have made
oath 10 dispossess every negro in the State of his
property and with that end in view were steal
ing their horses.