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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-06-09
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GRAND CLASSICAL PROGRAMME
'e' SYMPHONY AND ORATORIO. 70. J.
1ai PART 1.

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Also the spiendlu nay stallion
<ssAUNTEREU,.

"SAUNTEBEK,,.
Sired by ssNed Davis" the by "Hiram Drew') who
trotted his mile In 2.37dam "Sea Foam, who m ade
her milo in 1885, sSaunterei', is five years old, a
good stopper and kind in harness weighs $50 pounds
and stands fifteen and quarter hands high.
Terms, $l5.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-05-20

Do not overlook the advertisement
Of NJ. NJ. Henderson & Bro, In our col
umns to-day. This well-known house
needs no puff from US, to comment
on their business principles OF candor
and fair dealing. We have chiefly
dealt with Mr. Henderson for the last
fifteen years, and can truly say that ne
never deceived us in anything whatev-
er. The customers at this house may
depend upon it, that their interest is
safe in dealing with them. They al.
ways keep a full assortment of goods
suitable to this market. The senior
partner has long been acquainted with
the tastes and wants of the people, and
purchases such goods as suit them.
Call and see their new stock.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-05-20

A HorEL, a bakery and Z private res.
idence in San Francisco, have inst been
moved from Broadway street, above
Sansome, to Q point on that street, be-
low Sansomo. Meanwhile they were
inhabited Is usual Some forty board
ers remainedln the hotel, climbing up
and down q portable stairway, and the
saloon within drove profitable bust
ness, from the very novelty Of its sit
uation. The BAKERY J, turned out Its
accustomed number OF loaves, and the
private family enjoyed its riie and re-
ceived callers as usual. The three
buildings were moved, together.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-05-20

HEARTH AND HOME, large l6 page
weekly paper, for the farm, garden
and Preside, has been received, and we
must say that it is the most readable
paper of the kind we have ever seen
has more reading, and a better variety
than the BEST We are under many obi
cations to the publishers for an X, and
hope they will continue to favor us,
as the HEARTH AND HONE is Q welcome
visitor to our sanctum. Address Pet
tingill, Bates 4 Co.. 81 Park Row N.
Y. Specimen copies can be seen ct our
Office.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-05-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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is Are you suffering with incipent
Consumption or Scroflla in any form,
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint.
Skin Diseases or Neuralgia? Is your
blood in a disordercd state! DO you feel
languid or depressed in spirits /? Would
You be rid of these? Try Rosadalis. ".
This remedy has been fully tested; the
demand increasing to such an extent as to
cause the Proprietors to fit up Il more ex :
tcnsive laboratory for fts manufacture.
The best evidence of its virtues is the tes-
tilnony of those who have used it. Whole
sale Depot. 81 Exchange Place, Baltimore.
Ask your Druggist for Rosadalis Alma
nae for 1869. apr22-4i.
esy" For sale by Hutchins Il Warner,
Druggists, Winchester Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-05-20

BRAD" at this Office, acknowledges
the receipt of an invitation to attend a
picnic at Wartrace, the goth inst. Sor-
ry he can't attend, as the Winchesterites
have picnic of their own on the 22d,
and his presence is indispensably nee
essary. However, his kind friends at
Wartrace has his best wishes, and he
hopes they may have pleasant day.
N B." Brad" returns many thanks
to his lady friends of Winchester for
those tastefully arranged boquets. He's
in luck, sure. Wish "we were him"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-05-20

AT the famous White Pine mines q
man was recently hired to dig grave
for one who had died there. When
the funeral procession arrived at the
grave, the digger was in it, and refused
to leave, declaring that he "struck
fine lead,' and could not think of allow
ing the body to be buried in :" that
holaD FtFt ts,#v
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-05-20

CROWDS of people gather daily at
Sam. Smiths, j. L, Baugh's, and M.
NJ. Henderson & Bros. They are Of
tering such quality Of goods that
will force people to buy. Read their
advertisements.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-05-20
Atlanta Market.
Corrected weekly by Ii. T. Cox & Bro,
Commission Merchants, Atlanta, Ga.

May II, 1869
Corn y bushel. 95al 90.
Wheat--White y bnshcl, 81 S0a1 90.
Tennessee Red 70al Is.
=, '"minal.
Rye nU"...
Oats u bushel SIC. =.
Flour--Supert!ne p sack. 95 pounds, 8 ov
3 Is. Extra l00a4 rs. Family Voa5 90.
Bacon-- Shoulders y pound, lac
Clear sides lSc. Hams ".
Meal. r busllel 95al %,
Hay, 81 S5al %.
Lard-In barrels l9c In arAiA'
Zoe.
Butter 30a35c.
Eggs y dozen l5c.
BeeswaX, 35a3Sc.
OniOns--none in market.
Field Peas-Red, u bushel ] 10, White
| Is.
Virginia salt p sack 2 30.
Dry hides U pound 25c.
Al sheetings q yard 15isal6c.
q shifting y yard l3hsal4c.
Cotton yarns b bunch w.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-05-20
LOCAL..
HsIS. Business notices inserted under this head
will be charged 20 cents per line, each insertion
Our Agent.

JAMES r. HARRIS, of Nashville, Tenn,
is our authorized agent to procure SUBJ
scriptions and advertisements for this pa
per in that city, and to receive payment
and receipt for the same.
An u.uv,s can -, found at the Drug
stor, Of II, 1, Cruteher s Son, No. "a Col
lero Street.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-05-20
TIT FOR TAT.
Too Sharp for Her Better Half.

A very amusing little incident re-
Gently occurring in our city is being
whispered around by parties seemingly
well advised in the premises. 1t ap-
pears that at one of our fashionable
,l,cos of ANN. -amalt last winter, a
'..ite
very fascinating and pretty souo...'
had short engagement. IT was
sufficient long, however, to completely
enlist the admiration Of a gentleman
engaged in commercial pursuits, and
not great while from a Northern
latitude. BY some means the parties
became acquainted, and as the days
fed along, mutual sympathy mellowed
into love. The lady, little coy at
first, finally lent listening ear to the
entrenties of her adorcr, and after a
brief engagement they were married.
OF course, it is not the intention of tile
reporter to recite the rosy dreams of
the honeymoon how each adorcd the
other, and happiness, radiant as poesy
itself, bewitched the hours into visions
of delight.
Weeks sped along, and months had
measured their length on times dial,
But at last a circumstance occurred
which put an end to billing and cooling
and revealed domestic embroglio. not
at all in harmony with the felicity that
preceded it.
One day the husband entered the
wife's apartment, with the declaration
that, deeply as lie regretted such an
event, they must part.
"Part-you don't mean to leave
mef" exclaimed the lady.
deeply as l regretthe circumstance,
such is the case!'' was the reply.
"But why2 What have l done
what wrong have l committed
"Nothng"
"And yetyou leave me?'
my dear, in the haste of our mar
riage l forgot to mention a little fact.
which in the mind of casuists might
have formed an objection to it; have
another wife living"
Impossible"
at is true, my DEAR"
The lady was silent for moment,
and then assuming her most bewitch-
ing smile, replied:
MY dear, must confess that sus-
pected something of the sort, and to
guard against any future trouble, !
had a little paper prepared by my at
torney, which you will remember to
have signed in the Justices office the
day we we're married. You suppose it
to be merely certificate of marriage !;
but it was merely an article of agree
inent, in which You promise to allow
me, in case of separation, an annuity
of twenty-five hundred dollars. Under
the peculiar circumstances Of the case,
I shall have to exact the fulfillment of
this agreement or have you arrested
for bigamy"
"The devil2"
"True, my dear; here is a copy-the
justice has the original"
"This Is only . swindlev"
"Oh, no, my dear; only 4 business
transaction"
There Was some further protest.
little angry recrimination; but it is
needless to Say the conditions of The
bond were finally complied with, and
on this comfortable allowance the lady
entertains serious thoughts OF forsakiug
the buskin.-[N. o. Picayune. 20
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-05-20

/ HGf GocDa wHHbs You cAxS GIT
| AIMS. II II time that everybody
INA laid aside their old wiptet goods
andadorned themselves with bran'new
clothes suited to the season. The
place to get new goods cheap is at
M. M. Henderson 4 Bros,
Samuel Smiths,
or, j. Z. Baugh's.A a9
They have a little OF everything. They
invite the old and young, rich and
poor, to come to their stores and buy
what they want, and save a large per
cent They keep their business before
the public III their county paper--are
not afraid to let the people know what
they are doing, See their advertise
ments, in another column of this paper.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-05-20

Why is it, that Sam. Smith, j. L.
Baugh, and NJ. NJ Henderson & Bro.
are selling so many goods9 Because
they keep their business before the pub
lie in their county newspaper. Look
at their advertisements.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-05-20

SEE the card of Drs. Murrell & Tur-
ney, in to-day's paper. After long
spell of sickness and suffering, DR.. T..
desires his numerous friends and pa
irons to know that The is himself
again." and keeps himself always on
hand to attend all calls for professional
services. His health is fully restored.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-05-20

PEOPLE are beginning to find out
where they can get good bargains.
NJ. NJ. Henderson g. Bro. Sam. Smith
and j. L. Baugh are selling as good
variety of goods, and at as low
rates as any house in town. See
their advertisements.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-05-20
Winchester Business Directory.


~. WINCHESTER This pleasant little town
with a population Of about l7b0, stands on hisn'
hank of the east fork of Elk River, at an elevation
nr one hundred and ten feet above the bed Of SAID
river 1t has three nrst-class Schools for botn sex
90 besides Schools for small children. IT, educa-
tional facilities are unsurpassed anywhere. nne
mountain scenery spreads out east and south, NO
n,,ce In the world is better situated FOR noai'n.
Miasotc feyers have been unknown here Until ins'
wear. when there were few cases Of ague anu ,e'
YER, caused by very unusual season, lno W." 49,.
chester Alabama Railroad runs through ."o
town, and on to Fayetteville, Lincoln county
main trunk, in course Of construction, wSyau
with the great central road, running VIA upn'e,s
vile. Ala, to Mobile on the southern Coss." p.m
hama starting from Decherd, on the N. = =. Kan.
soad two mile. from Winchester making TINS
,,,"cs accessible by rail from all important COM
! p nonts in the United States 1t has been
doinr thriving business since the war. tne mef.
"Samss rc generally enarging and reftting their
s,"rshorses' wo design keeping Business d.
factory in our !oca, columnof tho principal bust
.,sss houses and Offices, &C., so that our readers
NAV have an opportunity to know where to trans
,ct business when they come to town, or have bus
;,os. here to lie done. Their attention Is, there
co,s permanently directed to the following cards
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-05-20

Mons. JoURDAN will have o new adj.
vertisement in next weeks assure. Sor
ry we couldn't make the change this
week, Monsieur, but will "set you up"
next week. We would advise oui pat
rons, and the citizens generally, to give
him call .,.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-05-20

An Athens, Ga, editor complains OF
the character Of the butter brought to
that market. Cotton seed, men feath7
ers, oat chat and other foreign articles
are sometimes added. He purchased
some few days since which was fla
vored with kerosene. He must be very
particular with his diet. .t
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-05-20
Prrrsson's MAoAx,ur. for Jim,

PE1rRsoN's MAeAx,nE, for June 10
on our table. Iii replets with all the
latest fashions, 30. tie, undoubtedly
one of the best Ladies' Magazines pub
lished. 70 those Of our lady friends
Who wish to subscribs for IT, W would
state that We viii furnish " Nag
sine and the Home Journal oAe year
tos four dollars and 1fly sGaAeeasA.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-05-20
Nashville Markets.
From the Union and Amcrican.l

Financial.
TUESDAY. May ls. 1860.
There was decided advance in gold
Yesterday. The rates here were LAC
buying, and 3i0la selling.
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at 671s for the old, and
66k for the new.
CoRN.-We heard Of purchases to-day
at 65aGGc loose. and shipments at S0aS3c
sacked and in depot.
CoTToN.--Ordinary 2la2l &c; good ordi-
nary 23laa2ic low middling %.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-05-20

EVERYBODY knows that Sam. Smith
M. NJ. Henderson &c Bro, and j. L,
Baugh, merchants in this town. are
selling goods as cheap as tho cheap
est, and 'leetle cheaper. Read their
advertisements.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-05-20

A GENTLEMAN writes us from Louis
vile. KY, inquirng the number ofdry
goods merchants in our town. We
mailed him a copy of the Home Jour
nal of this week.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-05-20

If you want superior article Of SUI
gar and coffee, go to Sam. Smith, or
NJ. NJ. Henderson & Bro, or 10. l..
Baugh. They have the best. See their
advertisements.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-05-20

Bnolsh Wild grapes grow in Colon
de 70 pfodace thousands OF barrels Of
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-05-20
For State Senator,
For ATTORNEY General.

To THE VOTERS OF THE EIGHTH JU-
DIcIAL CIRcuIT.--l hereby announce my
selfa candidate for the office of Attorney
General of the sth Judicial Circuit. If
elected, shall strive for the promotion Of
public welfare and enforcement of law.
WIN. A. THoMA.
We are authorized to announce W. j.
Cliff. of Warren county, a candidate for
Attorney General of the 9Th Judicial Dis
trict,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-05-20
DIR. T.. G.. MARKS.
WANTEll.

Fifty able bodied laborers, for which the
highest cash price win be paid. Inquire
ct this Office, or Col. N. w. Carter, VIM
chester and Alabama Rsilroad.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-05-20
COMMERCIAL.
WINCHESTER MARKET.
corrected weekly, by T. w. Ranson.l

THURSDAY, May 20, 1860.
The following prices will be paid for the
q rticlns mentinnad delivered at store.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-05-20
ANN(3UNC ENrENTs.
For Circuit Judge.

For Circuit Judge.
We are authorized TO announce Hon. w
P. HickersOn. of Coffee County, as candi-
date for Judge ofthe Circuit Court Of this
Judicial District.
For Chancellor.
We are authorized to announce Hon.
Barclay NJ. Tillman, present incumbent.
as q candidate tor the ChancellOrship OF
of the 18th Division. embracing the cOun-
ties of Franklin, Grundy. Coffee. Cannon,
Warren, DeKalb. White and Putnam, In
the approaching May election.
For State Senator.
WE are authorized to announce JACOB
w. BROWN, of Franklin County, as q can
didate for State Senator, from the counties
of Lincoln and Franklin. Election in ALI
gust, 1869.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-16
1881.

tains in carriages. On the way. See
retary Cox and Col. Vernon pointed
out the several scenes of conflict in
which they were both engaged, the
South Mountain being Of peculiar in.
terest to the President and General
Sherman, who made many inquiries
concerning the position at that point.
General Sherman, with several other
gentlemen, hastily passed over por-
tion OF the ground on foot, while the
hoTses we're resting, in order TO a bet
yer understanding of the events and
movements Of that day.
i Secretary Cox was a General ip the
Army OF the Potomac, and assumed
command OF the 9Th corps after Gen.
memo was killed at South Mountain.
AT Middletown large crowds sur.
rounded the President, greeting him
with cheers, and not forgetting Cen.
Sherman Ia that welcome. Miniature
! flags and hankerchiefs were waved bv
ladies, and the bells of the village
rung a re- option equally az onthusi-
astlc as was given at Boonesboro, and
also at KeedysYille.
The party arrived at Antietam Gem
etery at 2:30 o'clock, whore a large
crowd of the residents in the vicinity
were in waiting.
Judge Weesll, Of Hsgerstowp. re-
eeIved the President in q brief ,Ad-
dress, In which he spoke Of the emf
nent service the President had rem
dered 10 the country, and ofthe graves
OF the dead who fell 10 defence of the
Union, and concluded his speech bv
saying he had been instructed by the
citizens Of HagerstoWn TO invite the
President and party to visit that coun-
ty seat
The President returned his thanks,
and said he had been highly gratified
with his visit to Western MARYLAND.
but as they had to take the cars at 81
o'clock, they would not have time to
visit HaPersioWn. Gen. Sherman.
Secretary Cox and Postmaster GEN
eral Cressweil were then severally in
troduced to the crowd Cheers were
gwen for the President and General !
Sherman. A number Of ladies' and
children crowded into the presence Of
these gentlemen and engaged in hand
shaking, which evidently afforded |
them much pleasure After a survey |
Of the grounds, the party re entered |
their caTriages on their return to |
Keedysville, when cheers spontane-
ously were given for the President, |
Generals Sherman and Cox. A special |
train was ia waiting at Keedysville, |
several miles from the cemetery, and |
this brought the party to Washing |
ton,wheTe they arrived at 9 o'clock to-
night; The people of Frederick, and |
elsewhere in Western Maryland, pro |
fusely extended their hospitaiities,
and the party express their pleasure !
at the manner of their reception.
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pened till week before the meeting
of Congress, and then the ship owners
of Baltimore and Wilmington will
have a hearing.
Alta sale of thoroughbreds at the
Clifton Stud Farm, belonging to Mr..
Cameron, to-day, the English brood
mares Pussy, five, and Geniste, six
wears old, were sold to John Hunter for
So 000 Inverninelass and Sapphire
we re sold for 81 ,100, and $14, 900 was
refused for the imported stallion
bennington. The other horses and
colts were Withdrawn, the owner de-
cliniDg 10 bid them in, and determin-
ing TO adjourn the sale till next spring.
New YoRK, October 15.-The Lake
Shore Directors to-day elected James
FL. Banker, Treasurer, vice lockwood
resigned. GE .E G
The report was revived of the issue
of convertible bonds to take up Wa
bash stock, but nothing definite is
known.
The Gold Exchange to- day elected
a Board Of Directors for the new.
clearing house.
The Committee on Securities of the
Stock Exchange have passed all North
Carolina bonds as good On delivery,
except those issued to the Atlantic,
Tennessee. and OHIO Railroad Com
pany, which may, however, be called
up separately on the free list.
The suspension is announced of
Lindsay, Chittick &'Co., il porters, in
consequence of having bee2 compell-
ed to pay higher rates, for rold they
needed than could beaforC 4. Their
are not large, and the sus-
pension, it is hoped, will be only tenn
poFary. VAo eEsr
The ANNOUNCEMENT is made that the
Pittsburg Railroad Com
paDy to- day voted to increase their
share capital 10 per cent.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-16

IolloWIng resolution, which was cor
daily received. and passed unani-
mously. The Chair will appoint the
committee tomorrow:
Res0lUed. That this Convection heartily
reclpFoeates the sentiment OF cordlaiftv
expressed BY the President OF the United
states for the success OF the object contem-
plated by this Convention as couveyef ia
his letter to this body, and we trust its de-
ltberations Will result in promoting nroth-
ernood and harmony between al citizens
OF the United States.
ResolUed, That a committee OF niue be
appointed by the Chair to communicate
with the President of the United States,
personally, the views OF the Convention,
as embodied ia the above resoluuon.
Mr.. CorWin, of Ohio, reported that
the committee appointed to select the
place of holding the next meeting OF
the Convention, had selected Cincin-
natl as the place, and the first Tues
day in October, 1870, as the time Of
holding the next Convention.
This report was adopted.
A motion, that the Convention ad-
iourn sine de at IL O'Clock A. NJ. to-
morrow Saturday prevailed.
A resolution providing for the rep
resentatlon of the agricultural inter-
ests of the country in the Convention
was adopted.
A resolution providing for the rep
TesentatiOn Of educational institu-
tions under certain endowments was
offered. but did not get through until
an adjour nment was effected.
LOUISVILLE, October ia Grand
banquet was given to night by the
citizens to the delegates now attend
ing the Commercial Convention. -Four
tables fully one hundred feet long,
laden with all the delieaeies Of the
season, including wines, liquors, &c,
we're spread. Innumerabie toasts we're
drank, wine flowed freely, and the
best of good fe;ling prevailed.
LOUISVILLE, October 15-The line
of the 32d parallel for the Southern
Pacific Railroad was adopted By an
overwhelming majority in the Con-
Vention, with the eastern connections
to Leavenworth, st. Louis, Pittsburg.
New Orleans and Galveston.
The propositions recommending
Government aid fer the Leavenworth
& Galveston Railroad, and the Cen
trail branch Of the Pacific, were not
acted upon. In their support, Mr..
Haldeman said Kansas was the great
est fruit s1d grain growing and |
stock raising country on the con
tinent; that the soil was so rich and |
it had but to be tickled |
with the hoe to laugh with harvest
He said Leavenworth was the centre |
of FIVE railroads, had a population of |
10000, and was the metropolis Of the /
Missouri Valley.
Messrs. Haldeman, Wright and |
FoOte have lost no onnOrtupifvy IN
advertise their city and State.