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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-01-30

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Terms, per session Of 10 months:
Primary Department, k26 u
English, Common Shoot Arithmetic,
Grammar, Geography, NC, 10 90
Mathematics. 80 90
Latin, with English, 81 90
Latin, with Mathematics, 81 90
Incidental expenses, ! 90
Payable half in advance, and the re-
mainder January LIST.
Pupils will he considered entered for
the Session. without special provision to
the contrary, and charged from time Of
entrance.
Boys wishing to be at School for the
Winter months only, received at any time.
Board in private families, SIG per month.
The Principal received his lessons In
discipline from '%'Stonewall' Jackson.
II. l.. WILLIAMS, V. NJ. l..
Principal.
Referees q. c. Graves, A. D. Trimbls.
del2-tde30
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OFFICE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
' N. e. G. RAILROAD.
Nashville, Tenn. Jan 4, 1867.
ON AND AFTER TUESDAY. JAN.
NJ, 1858, the morning train will leave
Pt 500 n. NJ, stopping only at Smyrna.
MurfreesbOrO, Wartrace, TullahOma, Estill
Springs, Decherd, Cowan, Anderson. Ste
lcnSn and Bridgeport, and arrive ut Chat
hnooga at 600 p. IN.
Tie afternoon train will leave Nashville
az 60 p. IN, stopping at all stations, and
arrive at Chattanooga at 5.00a IN.
Al trains connect closely with Nash
oileand Northwestern Railroad, and all
oIuirB connect closely with Louisville aud
W, siville Railroad.
es, \ -.o--
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State of Teunessee-rranklin County
jaime. 8. cowlins, ct. ala. 3@N
W. c. u Willer.ou. It si.. sn.
Petition to sell Land.
On motiog e~Sn,Plainsnsi 4 and Y r.
VOTE tcJ thst 63Hka Kelly 10 . non-Ies.
IA fiSSkko Htate,Hsq hat the ordinary
i@rocsss d the law NnSot b served upea
IL istherei6re ordered BY ~ Court list
uSblj( Hon be msdc for foar succeeslvU
weeks an the Home Journal. reQalrtng
said nonresident defendant 70 aRbear %
before the first Monday. IN Jaouo!ys
Isms and plead, answer or de0uS TO he
Siij. or the same will be taken for couha>
and vt Tor hearing experte.
JOHN @. EROCW
dec1o4tA
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,,, s : Ia d.
H. ra.''y I. s'nns"'sa1n. Us
~. Murrell & wife ION
Co m virtue Of a decree ~
ced at h. fLanx1ih county, Tan" e
7 MI, J;iMInusfy term. 1855. in promo,
door In WiucSessf.s,ro r sale at the CoastS Soove
' ,'s'. Monday in February newt
H Se,ng TIE 81 day Of said
/, tb "e valuable tracts OF la mohth, the fol-
it: a'e ofG'orge Simmons. ndfaonging
ofsact, known as tho
iurner tracsr>about 24O acres o""n'
One tract, knowra~r..
containing $50 acres. 'ops tract
One tract, known as tho Gray
containing 800 acres. -
One tract, known as the Mill tract,
containing 800 acres.
Said tracts Of land lay in Franklin coun-
ty, about five miles from the town Of VIM
chester. in q fine section Of country, and
upon one tract there Is
One OF the best FIGURING Mills III the
the country, and also d good grist
and Saw Mill, Still Seat
and House.
And upon the whole,
Some Of the best Farming Lands In
Middle Tennessee.
Said lands will be sold on q credit Of
one, two and three years. Notes with two
or more sufficient securities will be re-
quired ofthe purchasers, and q lien retain
ed until the purchase money Is paid.
The biddings to commence Us follows:
For the 1lcAaams tract, SIS per acre; the
Tipps tract at SO per acre; the Charley
Turner tract at $40 per acre; the Woods
tract at $l8 per acre; the Gray tract at 81
per acre; the Mill tract ut 'Sl2 SO per acre.
Full rlats. showing number OF acres in
each tract, locality, &c, will be exhibited
on day Of sale.
jams tds 20 90
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TIE SUPREME COURT.

+. 4uiP thC JuulCtoA OiouCu VI tuc SOtcIu-
&(ent of q right which it is competent
todelne and maintain"
rms so CALLED RECONSTRUCTION BILL
II destinsd il carried into effect, so 10
increase and consolidate the military
Tyranny which has already come nigh
, TO ruin the Southern States, that no
3body of Legislators not run nearly wild
nth party idea could think of forcing
through. The vast cotton interest,
6ich used to pay an enormous rcve.
to the government, instead ofhav-
been recuperated since the war, has
fly died out. In the place of the
g1lenue which it yielded and which
~ ed to tighten the taxes of North
en- eitizens, there is now an almost ab-
soIote blank on the books of the Inter
nal Revenue Department and the Gov.
e~rIudcnt not only has to bear this loss
but expcnd an amount more than
equal to it to support a deliberate crush
ing system upon the patriotism and en-
terprise of the Southern people. Here
is apolicy of repression which chokes
up the fountains Of revenue in the
South, is continually making paupers
there among both the white and black
populations, and compels tho govern
mont TO fall back upon the North for
three .fourths of its current revenues,
and pledge its credit for additional
means. One-half the country, having
spent its substance to fight the other
half back into the Union, finds itself,
now that It has accomplished It's object,
the scapc-gost offs political party which
for lie own interests prevents the de.
feated section from taking its rightful
place again under the shelter Of the
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S1rm ORLEANS Sfluneg Snarket.

CEEsoESr OFFICE, No 81 CANT srsxEr,
Wednesday Evesns, August 26. 1895.
There is no variation of any kind TO report in
he movement in the money market TO day. Gold
opensd in New York this morning at l455 against
l44S the closing rate last evening. At 1890 A. NJ.
it was quoted at 1853 al IL NJ. it stood at last
aud at P N. it closed at las. The market here
remains inactive. Offerings of cash Gold are light
and the demand entirely nominal. Sales embrace
only $4,000, $4,000 $4,000 and $500 Gold az l44:
$1,000 do. at l444. and $500 do. at l44t. Sales of
Silver embrace 500 Me Xican dollars at2 q cent.
premium on Gold. We now quote Gold l4lG
i4l4; American Silver coin l3G@f36t, and Mexican
dollars l49Gl493.
FOREIGN ExCHASGE-sterling and Francs have
been Inactive and irregular since our last. Offer
ings of commercial bills it anything, disclose a
further abatement and the remittance demand of
a very limited character, as will be seen by the
suhjoiDed actual sales as transpired to day, viz
f2OO0 bank Sterling at l09b for Gold; 3O0OOf.
bank Francs at 80. WenO quote bank Sterling
l5s5Gl59, commercial do. l57b0l5S; bank
Francs S60@35Sl, and commercial do. 1924
1914.
DOMESTIC ExcHANGB-There has been no alter
alton Of any kind noticeable in the movement
under this heading since our last The market is
| still very scantily supplied with commercial sight
and short sight, while the inquiry on the part of
| remItters discOses no Improvement whatever.
| Actual purchases by banks aud bankers embrace
| only the following amounts, viz: 900 New
| York commercial sight at u cent. premium.
| $4,000 and 900 DO. at / u cent premium,
| $40 OC0 and $50 000 do. at ! u cent. premium,
and $4,000 do. ten days sight at u cent. dis.
count
| UNcURRENr MOTHS AND SEcURIrIEs-City Notes
are INF Give end declining. Louisiana State Notes
| Warrants and Levee Bonds are quiet but firm.
| Bank of Louisiana State Notes are totally neg
lected whilst operations in all GLASSES Of stocks
| are suspended. Total sales reported to-day un
| der the above heading embrace only the follow
| ing. viz: $4,000 and $4,000 City Notes at 81
$1,000 and $500 do. at "a and 5000 do. at Bag
| cent. discount, and $1,000 and $29 900 LOuisisns
! State Notes az 76c. % dollar.
| SPECIAL DIsPATUHBs.-We are Indebted ia
he Western Union Telegraph line for copies Of
the following private dispatches received from
| that route to-day, Wis:
Ne1o York, Aug. 26-l0 A. M.-Gold opens al
| l45E. 1880 A. Mold l452. Cotton market
| quiet and q m middling 3OG3o4c., Mobile 3O4G
| Sic, Orleans Sic Sterling l0936 1899. NoOn-GolC
| l454. Cotton market firm holders asking higher
rates. MiddliBg 304c., Mobile 304c., Orleans Sic
Sterling declined-lO9{@l09 $3.50 P. M.-Golt
| l44f. Cotton quiet but firm; sales to-day, l30(
bales; middling 304c. Mobile 30ic., Orleans
| Sic Sterling l0940l09s.
liverpool, Aug. 26-ll:l5A A. M.-Cotton marke
buoysnt; estimated sales $4,000 bales; uDland
| lOgd., Orleans IL Ia. l:20 P. N.-COttOn marke
steady; prices unchanged.
London, Aug. 26-l:20 P. M.-Consols 94tq
94l Bonds ~.
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100 double at IS 50. 100 low treble at 50, 100
choice at Sill e24, 200 do. at SIS and 800 do upon
private terms. We quote sSpernns, - Eo o
s IS; low treble, 5000 IS good treble, 50 500
10 %; choice extra Sill 50G4.
CoRS-The market was dull and quiet. Busi-
ness was confined 70 sales of few lots at prices
that 90 not indicate any change in rates, and COM
Prise SO and 450 sacks white mixed Corn az 81 III
e bushel.
OATs-There is very little demand, but rates
continue firm. Sales embrace $40 sacks, go Of
which sold at &C., and ESQ at CSC. D bushel.
BRAN-wss in very moderate request. The
only sale unde notice was ESQ sacks at 81 ia y
100 lbs.
HAY-Oferings were neglected throughout.
There appears to be very little demand for this
article aid the market has continued dull for
some time past. We note sale OF % bales
choice Western at $26 ~ ton.
PoRK-Continues dull with little or no demand
in excess of local retail trade. Mess in round
lots is offered at $50 so, and is retailing at $5l
h Dbl.
BAcoN-We have no movement whatever to no.
tice in this branch of the provision market Bust
ness continues to be confined to narrow limits
and does not disclose any transactions worthy
reporting. We repeat previous quotations, VIZ:
Shoulders l4Gl44c., clear ribbed sides l1c. and
Gear sides l7l@lSc. Sugar-cured hams 2lG22c.
u d.
LARD-Is quiet but firm. We notice sale Of
geo kegs az 2llc., and continue to quote choice IN
tierces l94Gl94 and kegs 2ls@22c. u b.
FREIenTs-Ihe freight movement still dis
closes a very heavy and steady falling off, The
tonnage in port on foreign and domestic sc-
count is reduced to the summer standard, while
the demands for freight room indicate cores
pondlng or perhaps greater abatement. We now
quote Dominaly cotton to Liverpool by steam,
9.l6@id. by sail, cotton. 7.l6d.; tobacco 35s-;
-four as; London ID. for cotton, S7s. Sd. for to-
bacco. To New York by steam and sail 10. 10:
for tobacco. To Boston by sail l9Ec. for cotton,
l5@l7c. for corn and 65070c. for -four. To Bre-
men by sail, 5Glc. for cotton, and 35s. for to.
bacco. To Bsvre by sail. ltc. for cotton, aud
SI2 for tobacco. To Philadelphia, by steam, 10.
tor cotton. To Boston, steam, lc. for cotton,
| aouT Soc. grain lie.
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OUACHITA RIVER.

TRENTON, MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS REaU-
LAR PACKET.
Leaves Every "WEDNESDAY, At RM.
EOR TRERTOs, MONROE, COLUMBIA. HAIR
risonburg. Trinity and all intermediate lAndngs-fbs
fine, fast passenger packet
L. II. PATTERSON, Master; ). W WALDEN, Clerk;
VIII leave positively above For freight or Dassazs
apply on board, orto wINBURN LORD, Agents,
90 Gravior stres1
r. s.-Tbe Cleons VIII take freight and passengers
any other boat In the trade taking freight Bayou
Macon and TsLsas and D'ArbOnne, with privilege Of re-
shipping
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sI@ssIs a@rkss.

CIT JErTEKsos. August q. 1888.
Arrived yesterday-277 Texas Beeves, So Calves
and Yearlines. Soldiers Texas Beeves, AZ Calves
and Yesriings, IS Hogs, Mich Cows. Stock
on sale-256 Texas Beeves, 288 Calves aud
Yearlings. 2l9 Hogs, S92 Sheep and Is Mich
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NOT1CE-fHk OoPARTEkRsHIP akRErOFokK
~ existing IN this city under ths style OF RICHARD
FLOWER kAEs. II this day dissov-dty mutual consent
Richard Flower charged with the setsn~n Of the edAra
" the late frm and win continue the Commission and Fao
orage business his account Ooe rAvier street.
RICHAARD FLOWER,
Surviving Partnex.
New Orleans, Marc Lls6S.
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FLORIDA PORTS.
FOR FLORIDA Ports
ALLIANCE LINE U. s. NAIL STEAMSHIPS
FOR IENsACoLA, wARsISeroS hEP
KEYS, TAMPA AND KEY VEST.
to FerDsndna JseksOpvis cheaper than any Phsr
read and steamships connecting 81 FernAndina- a. lowest
ON tine 5Ih and eOth OF Every Moatb,
Alliance, s. L. CLAPP, Commander -
Lavaea, L. IL LIVINGSTON, Commander
Leaves on SATURDAY. Sept. Sth. stsLE
The steamship Lavaea,
LIVINGSTON cOmmasssr,
WIN her wharf, foot Of Callope street. above,
fading freight passengers for the above named
For freight or passage 'RlI v. PERKINS. As,us;
osc. Ssfc2s fssSs 70 re .ssS- s'''
CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP OoNPhsE
,rHROUsH LINE TO CALIFORNIA. VIA
PANAMA RAILROAD.
New Arrangement.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK ON the Sab and sah OF
EVERY MONTH. the day before when those lssss fall
on Sunday.
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER iSNR
Fer fursh.r information address
DIN DARLINGTON. Ascent,
Pier 40 North Rlvr, New YorE
VIZ WEBB, President; OHAs DANA. Vice President
one. "a Exchange Place New York
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BRAzOs SANTIAGO

Leaves on SATURDAY. Sept 5th, st sL ~
EOR BRAZOs SANTIAGO VIA CALVES
TON-The lowprsssurs sids-whesl iron steamship
4. q. Harris.
W. II. TALBOT. Commsshsr.
VIII leave above from her wharf, foot of st. Jossp sres
carrying the United States malls II the uusble
the bar goods be deve ed ship tackle
rsgnees pay their ghteraga For freight pas
sage apply TO w
CHAS A WHITNEY CO., Agsf4s
80 and 50 Camp street
Freight surtd orehaf adopted by the Board
Of Underwriters. July l, 1913
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REGULAR SESSION.
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Elarinf 5nttaigsarG.

CRkscKFT oTFIcK, No ~ CAEP STREET,
Thursday. August q, 1853.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamer W r Arthur, YOre, Tor st Louis, Master
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship " Hsves. TTipp, from Indanola and Galveston
roc A Whitney &co-lst district
schr Pauline Hansen, from Pensacola 10 maerNew Basin
STEAMBOATS,.
Mittle Stevens Hsno, from Bayou Sara
q Brown. Bas.stt from Lower Coasl
Fra No 8. Pof firm shr veport
Frances. Blakeslee. Mobile
Thos Powell Blanchard from Parish st John
Below Cos<ins Up.
sehr Evirs Johnson Il days TsmpicO, to FernlndsE
Exports.
ST LOUTa-stsaner W R, AIthar-2563 bars railroad iron
bxs tin plate
INpIANoIA AND GALvE sTON-steamshp " G Hewes
SIS no specie Graham Aco-s233 do K-tE Bsrnett
500 do amer Wynne 4eo-SIOO do Perkins &eo-
as currency Co.. wool 4S4 hdes bd skins
hney Ao-23 bdl hds and skins IS hides hhs tai
low With ere keO4 do Fogsf &co-12 hides Webster
Aco-3 bead esttls hcQuoid Ashls-sundres 10 order
Totsl SIS 7S3 specie
MOBILE Steamer Franees-l05 bales cotton O whtnsy
Aeo-2 Prtchard 6co-5 baiss dOme-u Haber For.
chstmsr-sundIiss ofder-Tetal l0 oalss cotton
PENsAC LA-SchE Ps1line-A 900 feet lEnber ll00Ql
laihs 70 orde<
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Commercial Sntellisente.

CRESCENT oFFIcE, No. "a CtHP srREEr,
Wednesday Evening August &c, 1868
CoTToN-The market has been almost ct q COM
plete stsnd-still to-day. offerings, il anything,
we're more liberal than previously but owing to
the encouraging returns from the New York and
Liverpool markets, holders here were more
stringent in their views, many refusing TO accept
the prices asked yesterday. No sales have been
reported, while the market Is too unsettled for
reliable. or even approximating rates. We there.
fore omit them.
COTTON 3TATBhENf.
Stock On hand Sept /. 1907 ................. 1889
aeoeiEed since Ses.erdAy... .....-.........--. Ivy
Received ur-viouslv oo,Jo
Hade MP rom Dickugs, samples and Cotton
received in sscks AID bales here since -.
September l, tslo-57,9A
s7s,779
Exgor,ss since yesterday @
ssock on hAad and shipboatd ............... l6n
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs-We have no change to
note in the market for either Of the articles uader
this heading. Transactions in Sugar continue to
be of only limited character, while We have no
movement whatever TO note in Molasses. Rates
have not undergone any perceptible change, and
we quote Cuba box Sugar Nos. IL 70 Ia, l2l0
l3ac.; muscovsdo, l2tGl3sc.; Porto Rico, 1tl9
l44c.; Louisiana prime to choice. l43Gl64c. y ID.
FLOUR-Wss in very little demand, aud trans
actions today do not disclose any change from
| the ruling rates of yesterday. The market
appears TO be more settled, however, and dealers
aie more uniform with their prices. Sales TO day
embrace 900 bbls., Of which 100 superane at so,
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VIRGINIA MILITARY IEsTITUTE
LEXINGTON. VA

This instituton s In fu operation and resdy 70 sai
Cadets rem the South any period Of Che sumner, sads
axe charge Of them for the vhsle year
The Faculty BY the death Of eeaA Stone
vail Jackson ROdes and Cruiehhea have supplied b.
the appointment Of Gems O. ". Curt, Lee Col ". Bsh
and Col J. W. Massie with the addition o. Csst Jsha
Brooke late Of the Navy
Addras Ne undcrsigusd FRANCIS n. SMITH.
supsrntsndsnk
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COMMON COUNCIL.

BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
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TOWBOATS.

NEW ORLEANS TOwBoAT ASSOCIATION
THE URDEHsHeNED, WISHING TO EsTAl<
ah equitable and unloIu rate Of rovags, aad 70 OLE
Dort, have oomhined the following Towooats:
ECLIPSE LINZ.
swiCssrinnd. Lsviathan. Gladiator aud
Ferry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright and Sentinel.
LINE
Achilles. Thos. n. MOrEEn, Equator. ~
bash, Norman. IsePubiie, TseuAssh
NIeaeO and Reliance.
m number asd pOwer Of Absvs associated Linz %
foboais guarantees that detention viii occur, eiths<
hs bar IN this port
. PETER NANCY, Eclipse Lana
BOHNEIDKR ZUBERB ER
Harry Wright Tina
EDWARD A YORKE A Co, LIMA
Associated Onca, s. Carondelet street. up stAirs-
J. c. NOR ROSS
cHAB TTTzENRfTER
I~vss Akenas
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VECRsRUHe.

LEAVES EVERY tn EsDAY ATBR.E
VICUsBURG. EArCHEz AND NEW ORLEANS
Regular Tuesday U. a Mall Packet In place Of ehs n
r. Lkk The steamer
Gov. Anen.
JHO ". CANNON, assssz.
i lsavs shove for Vicksburg Matches Grand 0u Rod
ney 81 Joseph Waterproof Fort Adams Bayou Sara Bsts1
Rouge, II onaldsonvile, and all iniermedate AndinsH
Inc Gov. Allen mazes close connections with stsanal
CALUMET AZ Vicksburg for all landings YsEoe river
For freight having unsurpassd accoum Seatona
aplpy on beard or 70
SIRNoTT ADAMS. Is Commercial Plaza
Shippers Will freisht " al plantation landings
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Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. HsnE
EOR vICEsHUvG, EATCHEZ. AND ALL In
IT ter1neos's lAndings-Ths steamer Gen. Quitma a.
T. Lestf master, Sam AZ clerk VII leave
making all Coast landings
sIFNOT1 4 ADAMS a Uonmercal Place
The steamer Gen. Quitmgn connects At Nicksburg ~
stearntrs Caumst FOR raseo and Taahate
and Julia spd Rabeon for ~ Lauis he1
phis and all intermediate landings
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REGULAR GRAND ISLE PACKET-THROUGH IN
DAYLIGHT
THE NEW, LIGHT-DRAFT PASSENGER PACKET
GE6RqE RALFE Master.
Lesves Hsrvey's Canal EVERY TUT sOAY end sAFUR-
DAY at 81 y. Leaves Grand Isle kYEkY MONDAY aud
THURSDAY st7A.M
FARE ss so Each WAY.
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CRY HALL, New ORLEANS,
August Is, 1868.
The board met pursuant to adjournment Pre-
sent: President Kearny hessrs. Rose, Walker
Pemberton Camp, Pandely, Farrell and Breen.
On motion of Mr.. Rose the reading Of the
minutes of last meeting was dispensed with.
The treasurer's report for the week ending
August %, showing receipts 1872 s2l 4s, expendi
lures none, balance on hand SAC 795 SO, was read
and referred to the finance committee.
The controllers statement for the week ending
August rs, ls6s, showing amount checks drawn
$468.
The following communication from the surveyor
was received:
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.nGI3O:@IEaANK

STRANGE BUT TRUE. What strange
creatures girls are! Offer one of them
good wages to work for you, and ten
chances to one if the old woman can
spare any of her girls; but just pro-
pose matrimony, and see if they don't
ump at the chance of working q life
ime for their victuals and clothes.
The Chinese moralist who said,
''speak of mems virtues as if they
were your own, and of their vices as
if you were liable to their punish
ment," was right. In short, he
meant to say, ''mind your own bust
ness"
Rats cannot live in Alaska, because
their holes freeze up; nor in st.
Thomas, because their holes are
turned wrong side out by earth
quakes.
"Can she cook2" is now the inquiry
among the marriageable young men
South. They learned the Importance
of that art in the army.
Probably the reason why the way
of the transgressor is hard, is that it
is 80 much travelled.
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"The Queen of Medicine"

A n ascription of praise more worthy the
N triumphs of art than gildcd obelisks,
or monuments of stone, is the voluntary
testimony of grateful people. A thou
sand hearts, and as many ready tongues,
yield n willing and a thankful tribute of
praise to the merits of that incomparaD Dlo
panacea,
HEINTTSUS QUEENS DELIGHT.
These are the living trophies:
'Snatched from the curse disease has
brought,
To speak the trinmphs skill has wrought" :"
In the brief period of twelve months,
over 1900 cases have been treated so sue
ccssfnlly as to entitlc it to be the wonder
of the age.
For debility, prostration, nervousness,
mental depression, impaired digestion,
loss OF appetite. residences, want of vital
force aud low spirits, it is more invigorat-
ing and strengthening than all the com
pounds of bark or bittcrs. As liver
inyigorator, it is Of incstimablc value. AS
n stimulant, il il safer and surcr than all
the rum and whskey tonics of the day,
and if you value your life and health a
pins fee, avoid these quickcning stimu-
lants to the grave and use the Queens
Delight. For sale by
FISHER ~ HEINITSH,
Jan % Druggists.
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CHARLESTON, s. G., January 1S, 1868
ON and after Sunday, January 49, the
~ Passenger Trains on the South Caro-
lima Railroad will run follows, viz:
Leave Charleston for Columbia. 43O a. III.
Arrive at Kingsville. le...........11.15 IL. m
Leave Kingsville. e..............l1.40 u. M.
Arrive at Columbia. .....,. Ito D. III.
Leave Columbia. 10 00 a. m
Arrive at Kingsville. IL. III.
Leave Kipgsyille 1905 p. m.
Arrive ut CharlestOn..... 7.05 D. m.
Tho Passenger Train on the Camden
Branch will connect with up and down
Columbia Trains and Wilmington and Man
chester Railroad Trains on MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Night Express Freight and Passenger
Accommodation Train will run as follows:
Leave Charleston for Columbia. s.. 40 D. m.
Arrive at Columbia..... ....... Cos a. NJ.
Leave COlumDla... a................ $50 D. m.
Arrive at Charleston. 40 a. m.
Jan Il II. r. PEAKE, Gcn'l Sup't
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-03-17
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