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LATER ADvICEs PROM MEXICO indicate that
the country is rapidly passing from bad to
worse. The revolution in Sinaloa is gaining
ground. Several fights have taken place in the
Valley Of Mexico between the Government
troops and the insurgents. The towns OF San
Luis and Leon IN the State OF q uanaluato have
been sacked by a band of armed brigands, and
the town Of Tulancingo and the surrounding
district have also been invaded ana plundered.
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TIE ERIE DIsAeTKR.-The reports from the
scene OF the Erie Railroad disaster tend 20 CON :
firm the fear that a larger number than was m
first suspected were burnt In the sleeping car
All the ladies recovered from the wreck hs va
been identIfied except one, but iuourriee ara
made for other persons who were known 10 IA
on the train, but of whom no trace can he 1ound
The number Of lives sacrificed by the sccident
will probably not fall short of thirtv.
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The Faculty Of the Medical Department
resign, IN consequences Of the action OF the
Board OF kegens in establishing the homoe-
pathic scheol Of medicine m q branch Of the
Iniversity- Professors Ford, Armor and
Greene have already sent in their rssiguatsons,
and Professors Sager and Palmer have written
theirs. The Homeopathic school was not 70 be
established at Ann Arbor, but m sone other
city. ~ rs
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PEReoHAL-EGen, A; W. Adams, Of New
AMxrSssS, aSs at The National Hotel, -.
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F0RTIETH CONGRESS.
This Afternoons Proceedings.
Impeachment.
Postmaster General Randall r. Recall
More Documentary Evidence.

General WasAingten's Commission az
Chief az Evidence,
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MONDAY. Apri, %

Adjournment Of the Court until w wednes.
day.
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Close of the Testimony on Both Sides.
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He Testifies as to the Case Of Poster Blod.
gett.
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.. SeVeH InlrtIes, July. lUt
AFM Y0RE rrncr M
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was called TO order at III o'clock.
On motion Of Mr.. Harding (Il) the Secre.
tary of the Treasury was directed to communi-
cate to the House the names Of all applicants
persons recommending them, together with the
names ofsuch members Of Congress as endorsed
the recommendation.
Mr.. washburne lIll) gave notice that upon
Der to-day he would move to take up the Sen.
ate bill making appropriation TO defray the
expenses Of the Impeachment trial
The speaker said that as the business in the
Court OF Impeachment to-day was uncertain
be would give notice that upon the return OF
House general business would be taken mn.
and that the hrst business would probably BE-
the report OF the Printing Committee on Mr
Mr. r.'Starkweather (Conn.) introduced a res.
oiution Ieciting that the Sc cretary of the Navy
had, at the instance of certain parties not con-
nected with the naval service, caused the Uni.
So States steamer Sabine 10 be detained at the
New London. Conn, navy yard tor many days
after she had been fitted out and ordered away,
Al an expense Of over $4,000 TO the Govern
cate to tins House the number of DAYS such
vessel was detained and the reasons for such
detention, the nance and number Of men upon
said vessel. and her whole expenses to the
Government while thus detained at said yard
Also. 10 mmunicate the correspondence be-
tween the Navy Department and Hon. James
DIXON, and all correspondence in possessi On of
the Department had with the Democratic COM
mittee OF the town Of New London, q copy of
all descriptive lists Of the men Of the Sabine
all letters ana telegrams in relation 20 said
vessel. and copies OF all telegrams asking for
the detention Of said vessel for partisan poliri.
cal reasons, t,eether with all reports, verbal on
otherwise, ulpou this subject.
Mr.. NiblAdk (Ind. } objected.
Mr.. washourne sln.l hoped that upoE the
Connecticut would move 20 suspend the rnIss
% get il Aio yooo3uuon.
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The WHITE HOUsE.-There was a large
crowd of visitors at the Executive Mansion
this morning, many Of whom were admitted to
see the President. Secretaries Welles, McCul-
loch, and Gen. Thomas, had interviews with
the Executive during the day.
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Original Attachment.

Original Attachment.
Joseph V. Wakefield,
VS
Matthew Bostwick.
Returnable before G. W. Bowling, j. Z. in
Civil District No. 3, Franklin County,
Tennessee.
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Justice in the premises that the said Math-
ew Bostick is a nonresident of the State
of Tennessee, so that the ordinary process
of the law cannot be served upon him.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home Journal. a newspaper published in
the town of Winchester, requiring said
non-residentto be and personally appear
before me on the lst day of July, 1868, then
and there to plead answer or demur or the
same will be taken for confessed and set
for hearing ex parto as to him. Witness
my hand. at Office. Dec. 18th, 1867.
G.. W. BOWLING, j. z.
del9 ii
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OURSELVES AND THE TU-
TURE.

We mean what we intend to sayfin a
personal sense. We this week send the
Home Journal to a large number of per-
sons who are in arrears, niany ofAwhom
said TO- us: Continue it and i will pay
you soon" Now, hear ussonce fof al. AZ
this date we win receive no subscription
to the Home Journal for more than four
months. Why you ask. Well, we will
be plain. 1t takes four persons to carry it
on, and at an expense of $40 90 per month
This much cash We have taken In Stree we
commenced--not much more. Now, II the
people want a good paper IN Winchester
If they think such a paper will be Of any
benefit In helping the town and county,
and in a thousand ways advancing the in
terests Of the peoplc=Tlec them cease to
suppose that we car lose our labor and
time for q mere support, while common
sense teaches us that age iscreeping on us,
and a time must come when we will be
unable to support ourselves or those we are
in duty and love bound to care for. There
are too many men who are "dead- heads"
upon the press. There are men in Win
chester who are first ocall upon us to help
and subscribe to institutions purporting
to benefit the town and county, and yet
those same men cannot, or do not, give
three dollars gear to support their county
paper. Now, we are not fools, or else we
n pa fno1c IN So tbipI;,o |
We claim a living is due honest labor,
and if that living is not to be had in
Winchester, we will go elsewhere, and
there is nothing in the proposition to
lis. Now, hear us: Every man to
whom either, of us is indebted every per.
son with whom we lave any special ar
rangement, or to whom we are under spc-
cial promise, will continue to receive the
Home Journal. All others must be eras-
ed from our books, or else we must sus-
pend, and we are readyto do that, for We
be most perfect fools to continue a
business that did not give us a comfortable
support, when there are better induce
nents elsewhere. And it is no consola-
lis to see some man indulging in
even the luxuries of life while at TIE same
line he will not, or cannot according to
us version) pay uswhat is our due. Nor
10 we like the idea of men collecting fees
lue the printer and asking us to charge the
to them. Nor do we like the idea Of
ncn eternally asking us to publish this or
hat in our paper for nothing, knowing as
Ne do that the material, wear and tear,
'isk ofloss by fire, &c, does not affect them.
We have, however, nc complaint to make
after this date. The Home Journal may
" may not be continued, but we shall cease
o credit il and our work otherwise to men
Who can spend much money in every con-
way except in helping q journal
which directly and indirectly helps them
~ helping the town. I ri ~ ri,
This isall.
W.. j. SLATER,
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A young woman gave Il young man
the mittcn at q country gathering near
Lafayette Indiana, and the young man
rcyenged himsclfby Boosting that he
had been criminally intimate with her.
She sued him for SANDER, and he is
sentenced to pay $4,000.
Eighty-nine Of the inmates Of the
New Albany Penitentiary died during
the fall. The Commercial says hea t
disease, often the result OF q dlssippG-
ted life, carried off the most Of them.
One of the Virginia conventionists,
who wears q white choker, is compared
by an irroverent correspondent to Il tar
baby in a cream pot.
A Southern planter, who owned 53
negroes at the beginning Of the war,
is now at work on day wages at q rail
road-shop at Jackson, Hiss.
A Canadian editor who was attacked
by q rascal on a bridge, threw his as
sailant into the river and madea an item
of him.
Hoe is getting up 4 press to print
both sides of q sheet at the same time.
Fail River makes $500 mills OF
print calico every year.
The widow Of the man who in 1872
decided the land on which the city of
.,Iadison, Wisconsin, stands, claims
that she did not sign the deeds, and
now claims dover in some Of the best
lots in the city.
The intelligent blacks are having nice
times in Arkansas, destroying stock,
numbering whites, and INDUCING in like
pleasant amusemcntS.
Three young men i'll Berlin have died
while attempting to pass seven days
and seven nights without sleep.
An Ohio housekeeper set some arse
mic poison for rats. The rats not only
ntc i, hut tracked it over food in the
closet and poisoned the whole family.
Six cigars u day, according to a Par
= nhvsician, will shorten a mans life
Eve Years and it becomes an interest
inc calculation to discover how many
viii kill one on the spot.
A lady in Florida had a thousand
sheepa few months ago. Every one
them have since been stolen, Killed,
and eaten by the colored constitution
makers.
ABangor judge refuses to hear al,
,.orce cases this term, because the cold
weather is likely to bring the partiesto to:
@etller again if they are let alone.
Two silly girls in Maquoketa, Iowa,
have declared their readiness to walk
G:om that place to Chicago in five days,
for $500 each.
A widower in Lowell, Mass, with
,birty-onc children, has just married
h;sthird wife. The children are not
living home however.
The Detroit Free Press thinks Sheri-
dan ought to be impeached. His of.
,euce lies in kissing some five hundred
iris in q white school, but preservinga
Identified rcticence during his visit the
ncxt day to q similar colored %institu;
ton.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
] no CoNsUMPTIYES.

The REV. EDWARD A. WILSON will
send (free of chayge) 70 all who desire II
the prescription With directions fer ma
King and using the simple REMEDY by
which he was cured Of lung affection and
that dread disease, Consumption. His on
ly object Is to benetit'the afflicted, and he
hopes every sufferer will try this prescrip-
ton, as 1t will cost them nothing, and
may prove a blessing. Please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. 165 Sooth Second Street,
Williamsburg, New York.
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To Medical Students.

W. have for sale a Scholarship in
"The Philadelphia University Of Medi
cine and Surgery" which cost us sew
enty-fi ve dollars. Any student wishing
to attend, this distinguished medical
which is advertised in our
columns, wonld do well to purchase
this transferable Scholarship from us.
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State of Tennessee, Franklin County.

State of Tennessee, Franklin County.
NJ. b. CLEMENT.
Farrars' Creditors.
On motion accomplishments and IL anpaor
ingto the Clerk & Master, from the bill
which is sworn to, that the defendants
Crisman. George Cherry. Mrs. Jane
Hancock, and Thos. A. Morris, are nom
residents of the State, so that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served upon
them.
1t Is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks. In the
Home journal requiring said defendant to
appear jefore the Clerk and Mastc, on OF
before FIRST MONDAY IN FEBRU-
AIRY NEXT, and plead, answer or demur
10 said bill, or the same will be taken for
confessed and set fOr hearing exparte.
II. Il. ESTfLu, c. { Vi.
Jan. 2, lsCa. $50
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Terms OF the Eclectic:
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BIBLE DICTIONARY,
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Edited by DR.. Vim. Smith. CLASSICAL EX-
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The Dictionary embodics the results of
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Insolvency.

Notice is hereby given Of the 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 1t must file them. duly autRentica-
ted, with the Clerk Of the County Court Of
franklin county on or before the LIST day
.ofJnne. 1888, or they will he forever bar
RED. -lir JOEL n. CORN, Ex'r.
ELIZA CORN, Ex'trx.
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RRO OF YOUTH

A gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
all the effects ofyouthful indiscretion, will
TOR the sake of suffering humanity, send
to all who need it, the recipe and d.
rections for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience, can
DO so by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B, OGDEN,
IT. Nlh %. a. Cedar St. New York
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

NR. \. G. CLOPTON, of Winchester,
~ Tenn, proposes to cure AL durable ca
scs of Syphilis and ScrofOla, in the short
est possible time. lie has had an extcn-
sivc practice in these diseases for more
than twenty years, and his uniform success
induces him to guarantee 4 cure in all
cases that lie may undertake. lie is in
possession Of certain curative agents and
combinations that are used by no other
physician. He can give as good tcstimo-
malls and certificates as any man living. hut
prefers simply to refer any who may desire
his services to his friends Ill and about
Winchester. 1t will be more desirable, of
course, to sccali for whom he may pres.
cribc, but will send medicines to any who
will give him a correct history 0ftic ua-
ture and character ofthcir diseases.
~ Allnommnni"a'inns strictly conf
dental. Address
A. Il. CLOPTON, NJ. D..
Box No. IS, Winchester, Tenn.
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Cowan Property for Sale.

Pursuant to a decree of the Chancery
Court at Winchester, pronounced at the
November term 1867, in the cause-James
Sargent, admir-, &C., VS. Nancy Bray
will, on
Saturday, January 18th, 1868,
on the premises, at Cowan. sell to the HIGH
est bidder, on a credit of six and twelve
months, the lots and houses in said town
numbered and described on the plan of
Cowan, as 20, "a, u and 2s, containing II
acre each.
Notes with approved security required
of the purchasers and a lien retained until
the purchase money on each lot is paid.
ii Il ESTILL, G Il NJ.
des5 @ 90
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

WE are authorized to announce w. d.
WIsEMAN q candidate for Tax Collector of
Franklin county. Election next March.
And Mr.. Wiseman, being a cripple, does
not ask the Office solely on this account.
He feels that he is competent, and his rec
ord all right.
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State Of Tcnncssee--Franklin County.
James :. Cowling, ct. ais,
VS.
w. C. Wilkcrson, ct. ais.
Petition to sell Land.
On motion OF complainants, and it APP
peuring to the Clerk, from the bill which is
sworn to-, that Sarah Kelly is Il non-res-
ident of the State, so that the or linary
process of the law canLot be s~ervclupon
him.
1t is therefore ordered by the Court that
publication be- made for four successive
weeks in the Home Journal, requiring
said nonresident defendant to appear on
or before the first Monday IN January,
1868, and plead, answer or demur to the
Bill. or the same will be taken for confess
sed and set for hearing eXpartc.
JOHN e. ENOCHS, elk.
d~ec10-lt-4 80
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Insolvency.
SAVED.

WILLIS ESIILL z.
IN THE ROOM UNDER c. NJ. FAR
L MER'S Cabinet Shop, Southeast cor
ncr of the Square, Winchester, Tenn, are
prepared to finish, in the best style,
Boots and Shoes for Ladies
and Gentlemen, <
and will warrant his work to fit neatly,
not rip, and of the best material to &c had.
cy" Give him a trial, and let the proof
be in the test; or, refer to any one who has
had work done by him . ;
az. He will work up stock of CUSTOM
ers when desired.
nnQ
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DEMOCRATIC
For 1868,

Wehave now in press this popular Politi-
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besides the usual matter of all Almanacs.
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the most important Acts of Congress.
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that all may be supplied promptly. All
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Address
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I%nsOlvent Notice.

NOtlceis hereby given of the insolvency
Of the estate of James Burke, decd. All
persons indebted to said estate are reque
ted to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against 1t must file
them, duly authenticated, with the Clerk
Of the County Court of Franklin county by
the LIST of March next, or they will be for
ever barred. ~. N. MARTIN,
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II. ii. DullS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-21
BETTER fro1rn Hanover County.

rCorrespondence Of the Alexandria Gazettel
The Erie Stove Company" from Pennsyl-
vania, have, in eight or ten days, with one or
two hands, exhumel and shipped to Erie, l4CO
It's OF mica. They have purchased Mr.. ". j.
Carnentor's farm, at 20 per cent advance IN
cash Of what he gave for il two years ago, on
time They arc Dusily preparing 10 engage &C
lively in tho work of mining. They nave
''prospectors'' ransacking the country for miles
around in search of other mines. Some OF our
Virginia boys have also gone to WORK. and sew
oral rich deposits have already been found
One young man has been offered by q B<l-
moro house from 50 to $3.50 per ID. Tor a!l ne
can furnish. A Richmond house says 1t -
worth Sd 10 $12 per h., according to size and
quality.
Two Of our young men have also discovered
g deposit Of Plumbago, which has boon pro.
nounced by Mr.. William Fontaino, an excel
lent geologist, equal in quality to the best Eng
lish or Russian, They have formed q company,
contracted to purchase the land on which it lio8r
and so soon as the transfer can be made will
begin their mining operations.
Tho Forks Of Hanover" with her genial
climatic, generous soil, bold rivers splendid
water power, market facilities, humorous
churches, classical school, now so o1ac!ont enc
tlourishing, under the management OF th4s tho
rough scholar, high toned gentleman ana moe
fatieable Drecept0r, Colonel Il. 7. Jones, hel
kind and hospitable people, and her rlch lnihel
of Mica and Plumbago, offer Inducements u
capitalists and Immigrants, unsurpassed by any
| other section Of our good old CommonWealth
HANOVER.
HunOycr county. October 20, 1868