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The Tribune says:-'We seek to ed
ucate and elevate all the people OF the
South"
That is modest. A set of furious,
applicable, negro-worshipping fanatics,
who have seldom "crossed their legs
the mahogany of gentlemen in
the whole course of their lives, under
taking to elevate the white gentlemen
and ladies Of the South! We have
heard Of hogs in pariors, and bulls in
china shops, but this proposition Of
miscegenating white negroes beats ali
'tlat.--N. Y. Day Book.
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Land for Sale,

By virtue Of authority vested In me by
our Honorable Circuit Court. I viii! sell to
the highest bidder for cash. before he
Courthouse door in Winchester, Franklin
county, TENN on.
Monday, February s4th, 1865,
the tract of land formerly owned by ID. B.
Stamps, and now occupied by a, Ely. ly-
ing In dist: No :, containing about $50
acres; for full description Of said land ref
erence l. here made to the deed, (Which is
recordedl from said stamps to said Elzy.
Said land l. sold in pursuance ola deed of
trust executed on the 18th Of November.
1851, by said Ely to A. q. Gill. (sincc de-
ceased) to satisfy said land notes which
were executed BY said Ely to John ".
Corn, (now deccasel.) Sale within legal
hours. n. HeCUTCHEON.t'
tAnz9ed 600 Trustee. i
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IAN exchange says the fashion now is
aecharch weddings to stretch a broad
nnite ribbon across the aisle up which
ne bridal party pass, above which none
'oet invited guests are allowed to sit.
!ne bridesmaids enter in pairs unatten.
by gentlemen-the groom with his
1enrc mother.in-law the bride With her
amer. Two of the groomsmen bre.
ecaeth whole party, and others fol.
leN it. After the ceremony, each of
tloln gives an arm 10 n Of the maids,
spEee party leaves the church. At
such u the --latest P~hilsdelphia
4 oai,ssi5fgs4 iEestlBts
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A PREDIcTIoA.-The New York
Commercial Republican, speaking of
the revolutionary legislation Of the
Radical Congress, predicts that:
"As sure as day succeeds to night,
this aggressive, vindictivc party legis.
lation will, like an O~ver-charged petard
hoist the engineers For every bad
act. like this, impair!ng the independ-
ence of the judiciary, Congress makes
handwriting OF the wall the roaming
Of which will make the knees of mod
esn Belslazzars strcmble.'"
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The velocity Of the gulf stream is re.
by experienced navigators to
have recently been greatly increased,
and the currents along the Florida reefs
are said to be SO strong as almost draw
o steam vessel upon the reefs. This
phcnomen is supposed to be the result
of the recent commissions Of the earth
in the West Indies.
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The Franklin Review says that the
people Of that county, tried cotton last
year, and failing, are turning their at
tention to the producing Of castor
beans and broom corn. Those who
have tried it have been handsomely paid
by the proceeds of their crop.
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The event OF the day is the upsetting
Of tho impeachment conspiracy at
ashing.9n. Poor old Thad Stevens
is reported>to feel very bad, in conse
%quence-but everybody else (save his
bafied co-conspirators) are happy.
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The President has laid before the
Cabinet the matter Of the American cit
izcns in Jail in England, tho alleged
reasons for their arrest, and the course
suggested In each case by tho mass
meeting held on the subject in New
York. - is
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An Irishman having arrived in this

An Irishman having arrived in this
country, struck across the fields in
search of employment. While ascend.
ing a hill he suddenly came to a stand
still at the sight of a turtle, slowly
vending it's wsy. Pat never having
seen the animal before ex reclaimed
"Nosly mother-the jivil of a coun.
thry' is this, WHARF tue snuff.boxcs walk
no HILL"
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NEW TYPE.

We have just received in the Home
journal office an addition of all the latest
styles Of Card and Job Type, Scripts. Com
bilation Borders; DC, and assert, without
fear Of disapproval. that no office in the
State can surpass us in doing beautiful
work. sIT w. j. SLATER & co.
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"Hardup' vas walking along the
sleet.y pavement the other morning un.
der a heavy cargo of "tangle foot"
when he remarked, wv cry singular
very (hlc) indeed, that whenever water
freezes it allus freezes with the slippery
side up. V-v-ery singular"
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Valuable Land
FOR SALE.

SfAt- .. tHf
BY virtue Of q decree Of the County
Court Of franklin County. Tenn. pro-
nOunced Mt Its December Term, 1867, in
the c~ause-Jno. A. Rawlins, ct ais. VS. the
heirs of Edward Martin, deceased, I will,
on
Monday, February Oath, 1868,
offer for sale, at the Courthouse door in the
town Of Winchester, nj valuable tract Of
land belonging to the heirs of Edward
Martin, ST., deed, containingtwo hundred
acres. i@t8 AA'
Said land lies in Franklin county, Dist.
No. s, near Alisonia. on the MN {. Rail-
road, and will be sold on II
Credit Of One and Two Years,
except the sum Of $500 90, which must be
paid on day Of sale.
The blddings to mmcn at $l2 50 per
acre.
10y This is one of the most beautiful
farms in the county, and should attract
the attention Of men wishing 10 settle in
our midst.
Notes with approved security will be re-
CURED ofthe purchaser, and Il lien retain
until the purchase money is paid.
j. G. LNOCiiS, Clerk.
jan23tds Is 90
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State ofTennessee--Franklin Go.

NGQbtO VI O11xxSCpSO~I SUhh444 WI
II. II. Chasteen, ct. ais,
W.
Catchings. ct. ais.
On motion Of complainants. and it APP
pearing to the Clerk Il Master from the
bill that is to, that defendants. sa-
rah L.. Elizabeth. Formerly Catchings)
. Catchings. and the husbands OF said
Sarah l.. ~ Elizabeth. whose names are
unknown. are nOn-rcsidcnts of the State
of Tennessee. so that the ordinary process
oflaw cannot be served upon them.
1t Is therefore ordered that publication
he made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home Journal requiring said defendants to
appear before the Clerk & Masteron or be-
tore the ist Monday in March next. and
plead. answer or demur to said bill. or the
will be taken for confessed. and sci
for hearing eX parte.
II. Il. ESTlLL, C. & 81.
Jan30 4w 4 10
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Insolvency.

Notice is hereby given oftlle insolvency
of the estate of John W.. Corn. decd. An
persons indebted to said estate are required
to pay at once, and all holding claims
against it must file them, duly autRentica.
TED with the Clerk ofthe County Court Of
FRANKLIN county on or before the LIST day
ofJune. 1853, or they will be forever bar.
red. JOEL NJ, CORN. Fv,r
ELIZA CORN, Ex'trx.
dec3.3lo
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

Any information given or asked in re-
gard to the interests OF Franklin county,
Will, If directed to the Editor Of this pa
per, be handed over to the proper persons
to attend to it,.
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NOTICE !!
insolvency.

Notice Is hereby given of the insolvency
OF III. estate of. g. Critk, deed. Ali per-
sons indebted to said estate are notified to
make Immediate pay mcnt, and those hav-
ing claims against said estate must file
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N. & O.. Railroad.
CHANGE OF TIME

Two Daily Trains leave Nashville for
Washington, Baltimore, Philadol.
phia, New York, and all points
East and South.
Close connections made at Chattanoo-
ga for all Eastern and South.
western Cities.
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LOST /!

A large RED COW. Has a long scar on
left flank. One teat Is Injured. Was lssS
seen in region Of Marble Hin. A suitable
reward will be given for her return, o.
information where she Is,
W. u. KRuNE Constable
WipehsseeE TSsa
~ Fayettev1le Obetver eu4y StluNs
and end btu b t&h q@e>
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Insolvent Notice,

|. The proprietor would say that guests at
his table shall be supplied with the best
ags, Of Day Psasistss speelsily:
ss7.T
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OYpIcE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT

OyrIcE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
n. & G. RAILROAD,
Nashville. Tenn, Jan. t.. 1867.
ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, JAN.
~ Z, lsGs, the morning train will leave
at 500 4. H., stopping only at ',ml rna,
Murfrecsbolo. Wartracc, Tuilaloma, EStill
Springs. Dechcrl. CowaA, Anderson, Ste
yrnson and Bridgeport, andarrivc at Cndt-
tan0oga at 500 p IN.
The afternoon train will leave Nashville
at ESQ p. III. stopping ut all stations. and
arrive at Chattanooga Al 800 Il. n.
All trains connect closely with Nash
vile and Northwestern Railroad. and all
connect closely with Louisville and
Nashville Railroad.
----Q---
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TABLES !!

DOOMS OPEN AT ALL HOURS, AND
~ superior accommodations. The Ia
bles have been reiitted. and persons can
enjoy theirlcre Of Il pleasant pastime.
ELLIS DAYS.
Jan. 9, 1853.
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ELECTION TICKETS print
d'wtASH bMsJ0wnal odasA
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NOTICE!
To all Persons in Franklin Coun-
ty, who have Lands for Sale.

DT CALLING UPON THE UNDER
ID signed you can learn something to
-FOUR benefit. W. j. SLATER.
January 30th, 1868.
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u pECkAL NOTICES
40 Health Without YlgOr.


E1u4s wear and tear of life tells upon us
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SU1Ts FOR CHARGEs.-There were

SUITS FOR CHARGEs.-There were
two suits brought against steamboat
captain. yesterday for the purpose of
recovering charges for goods, collect
ed by the clerk of the boat--one be-
fore Esquire Walker, and the other
before Esquire Stinson. The cases
were similar to one tried a few days
ago by a jury in the Office of Esquire
Walker, and about which the jury
could not agree. The cases involved
the point as TO whether, in case of
robbery, the boat was liable for
charges collected. In both cases YER
diets were rendered agai nst the de-
PENDANT for the amounts claimed
The argument in each case for the
plaintiff was made by General
Shackleford, and for the defence by
AFRO Dyer, Esq.
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cision is binding authority upon us,
and we must follow it, not because it
commends itself to our judgment, but
because due subordination requires it..
In Lusk VS.. Davis, Indiana, the
point was brought to our attention
for the first time, in a petition for re-
hearing, aud of course we disregarded
it because it came too late, and not
as the appellee's counsel seems to
suppose, because of an intention to
disregard the authority of the Ad.
Hine VS.. Trevor. where the question
should be property presented for
consideration.
Judgment reversed with costs.
Cause remanded, with instructions to
sustain the demurrer.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Coroners Sale, No. 2.

DK VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION
u issued out of the office of the Clerk of
the Court of Common Pleas of. Wander
burgh County, State of Indiana. In favor
of Da vid J. Mackey aud Watkins +. Mes
bit AGAINST Jacob II. Miller, Thomas n.
Pace, Hiram O. Nanny, and Louis Nanny,
for the sum of one thousand and sixty
dollars and twenty-three cents, together
with all interest and costs, will, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1868,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4
O'Clock P. NJ. of said day. at the door Of the
Court House in the city of Granville, Van
derburgh County, State OF Indiana, offer
for sale at Public Auction, the rents and
profits for the term of seven years, of the
following described Real Estate, to-wit:
Lots l, 2, 8 and 4, in Block 2, in yacobsyille,
with improvements; also, lot 3, in Block
2 Southern Enlargement, and improve
ments, in the city of Evansville, state OF
Indiana. And should said rents and
profits not sell for a sum sufficient TO sat
isfy said writ and costs. will at the same
time and D ace offer for sale the fee simple
OF said premises.
SAMUEL p. HAVLIN,
Coroner V. q.
Evansville. Ind, Jan 18th, 1868
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[Reported for the Evansville journal
Supreme Court of Indiana.

GuVESuAC VI
Ballard ct. al. VS.. Wiltshire ct. aI-Van-
derburgh Circuit Court.
FRAZER, CD. This was an attach
ment against the steamer Rose Hite,
to enforce a lein against the vessel
under our statutes upon that subject,
2 G. and H. 301, sec. 655 ct. 5. e. q.
The boat was released by giving a
bond, as provided by the statute, and
the action was thenceforth prosecut-
ed as a suit an personon1 against the
obligors n the bond. The Court be-
low sustained demurrer .tt. the com
plant, and the only question here is
upon that ruling.
According to the decision of the
Supreme Court Of the United Sta. es.
in the AID. Hine VS.. Trevor, Wal
lace. 555, the statute by virtue of
which the boat was seized was void
and the whole course of State Iegisla
ton and judicial decisions since the
adoption of the Federal Constitution
is swept away, and the entire subject
is to be decided exclusively within
the admiralty jurisdiction Of the Fed
eral Courts. 1t is much to be re-
GREETED that such decision should
have been made, and that practice
so long and uniformly aequiesced in
everywhere could not have been re-
garded as settling the law. I'm
less Congress shall intervene, it
is certain that innumerable mis-
chiefs will result, without any
apparent compromising benefits. But
upon the particular question the de-
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HORTICULTURAL MEETING The
Horticultural and Pathological Soci-
ETY. of Vanderburgh County will meet
in the County Commissioners Court
Room on Saturday, February, 1st. at
Bpm. All the members are request
ed to be present. and all who take an
interestin Horticulture, Horticulture
and Pomology are invited to become
members, and aid in building up the
Society for the promotion Of the cause
in our city and county.
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Amusements.

NEW METRoPoLITAN.-There was
quite a respectably-sized audience at
the Theater last night The playing
was much better than the night pre-
vious. The audience could not fail
to be pleased. Mrs. Golden appeared
to excellent advantage, and was greet
ed with enthusiastic applause. Mr..
Barrett did not seem himself last
night. He usually succeeds in bring
ing down the house This great
drama will be reproduced tonight for
the last time this season, with new
effects. It will be presented to a
much better advantage than ever be-
fore, and will be followed by a new
afterpiece. Manager Golden deserves
a liberal support from theater-goers,
and the house will, no doubt, be filled
tonight, as this is the last opportu-
nifty witnessing this great sensation
this season.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

A CARD.-My time being almost
entirely consumed by my regular BUSH
ness engagements, it is impossible for
me to make any further gratuitous
chemical analyses or glue my time in
consultations. -
Hereafter, my charges shall be:
For qualitative analysis from s. to
SO. :.
For cumulative analysis, from SO
to $25.
Psychological examinations and re-
ports, from $25 to $50
H. W. CLOUD.
January 28th, 1868. & oI Ivy.
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Evansville, Ind. Jan. 18th, 1868.
Coroner's Sale, No. /.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
80 issued out of the office of the Clerk OF
the Court of Common Pleas OF Wander
burgh County, State of Indiana, In favor
of Oscar NJ. Welborn against Jacob II. Mil
Ter, for the sum OF four hundred and fifty
eight dollars and seventy cents, together
with all Interest and costs; viii on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18th. 1858,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. ID. and
4 clock p. II. of said day, at the door Of
the Court House in the city of Evansville,
Vanderburgh County, State of indiana,
offer for sale at public auction the rents
and profits for the term of seven years, Of
the following described real estate, to wit {:
Lots l, 2, 3 and 4, in Block in Jacobsville,
with improvements; also lot 3, IN Block 2,
Southern Enlargement, and improve
ments, IN the city of Evansville, state OF
Indiana and should said rents and profits
not sell for a sum sufficient to satisfy said
writ and costs, 1 will a. the same time and
place offer for sale the fee simple OF said
premises. SAMUEL p. HAVLIN,
Coroner, V. G..
Evansville, Ind, January %, 1868.
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Card.

CAUTION to the citizens of the Ohio
River towns, between Evansville
and Cincinnati Having received
positive information that one j. B
Jackson, lately in my employ, is now
travelling along the Ohio River towns
giving dramatic presentations, and
using my name in so doing, | now
hereby notify all parties concerned,
that the said jackson is not connect
ed with my business, nor will [ be
responsible for any debts that he may
contract. He is simply an imposter.
MARTIN GOLDEN,
Manager, New Metropolitan Theatre.
EVANSVILLE, Ind. Jan. %, 1868.
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SHARP GAME.-By reference to a
card published elsewhere in this pa
per, it will be seen that one Jackson,
formerly of the New Metropolitan
stock, is playing a pretty sharp game
at the expense of Mr.. Goldeu1s repu-
tation as a manager. Attention is
called to Mr.. G's card
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RUNAwAY.-As span of horses at
tached to a wagon, took fright at
something on Fifth Street, yesterday,
and ran to Sycamore Street. They
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