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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-11-17

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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-11-17

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Il received and for sale By Ii. ST. JOHN
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-11-17

landing at $3l Is ID Dbl To- day q
bbls. sold at $3l ~ Dbl. 1t is retailing
at $32@32 so, ~ Dbl. .5 ....,....
BAcoN-Sugar-cured hams continue
| scarce, and command SOC. ~ b.
Shoulders and sides are in light sup.
ply; shoulders command 173017ac.
clear rib side 20@20fc. clear sides
204@20ac. ~ ID.
LARD-25 kegs kettle rendered, and
so do. pressed sold at 19c. " b.
Tierces are quoted at 16@l8Ac. U 1b.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Is dull. North
ern is quoted at s2c.; and Western
23c. y tb.
IRON T1Es-Are quoted at 6@6ac
y lb as in quantity.
Corn MEAL-The market is nearly
bare. Kiln-dried is selling from store
at S., 5o05,75 lp ID.
SALT-The demand for Liverpool
Salt is active, and prices are without
any variation. The dealers rates arr
still So 25@2,3 80 for coarse and 81, 400
2,45 for fine. When large lots arr
taken at warehouse by boats deduc.
ton is made for drayage. Turks Is
lands 55@573c. ~ bushel.
BUTTER-The supply of Western Ii
principally Of inferior descriptions
which are invaluable, and the marke'
is bare of choice. We quote nominal
" inferior at2oa25., good 2s@30c. %
~. Northern is in good demand Al
46@47c. for choice Goshen, and $50
42c. for common to good. -s
H1pEs-Receipts of dry hides arr
more liberal, but there is little demand
They arc quotedsat l6(s2lc; wet city
steady at 90 i3ic. '
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-11-17

put at 81, OOO, 900 increase above the
figures actually on the books making
total fraudulent difference of $4,000.
600 IN favor of this administration.
This trick was discovered and exposed
at the Treasurer's Office on Saturday.
The increased revenue from distilled
spirits is not from any increased eff
cheney in collecting, it but from the
tax on bonded wlliskey which had to be
taken out of bond and the tax paid on
it before May lst., according to the
strict letter of the Law. Ben. Butler,
is quite indignant that commissioner
Delano takes SO much. credit to him i.
self when the increase in revenue is
the work of Butler and the rest OF
Congress. He don't permit any one to
steal his thunder. We have very
open and candid admission Of rascali-
ty from Hon. Henry Davis, a promi-
nent Radical, for number of years
chairman of the committee on elections.
He contributed a paper to the social
science Association in which he ad-
mits that the Radicals in Congress care
nothing for justice or honesty so that
they could advance then party inter-
ests and that any defeated Radical who
chose to contest the seat of the elected
Democratic member, no matter how
fairly elected OF how large the MAORI
ty would be certain to get his seat
The committee ON elections must fight,
not follow, the law land lthe evidence
We were painfully aware of this man.
ncr of action, and We arc glad to he
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09
Isit Constitutional?

A highly important bill passed at
the last session Of the Legislature, Of
Vermont. 1t cxcmpts from taxation
for five years all manufacturing cstnh
lshmcnts hereafter erected in the
State, and all the capital and machinery
used in operating them, and also the
capital and machinery put into build
inss already erected. but not now used
for manufacturing pnrposes-whcr'v-
or the capital used amounts to one
thousand dollara, -..4 s..... ...
We shall favor the passage Of such q
bill By the Legislature OF Tennessee
when any one shall succeed in CON
vncng us of the Constitutionaliiy of
such measure. We are not one of
those who can consent to violate The
constitutions, and favor class legisla-
ton, although the State may stand in
great need OF such law, to promote
her prosperity.
We have felt alike with our coun-
trymeD, the sad and deplorable results
arising from violations Of this sacred
instrument under the Radical regime
1t should teach all lesson, and make
us advocates OF constitutional princi--
pies. 500 Ha @. 81 s.'a- E.' '.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09

The old constitution, that is to say,
before the adoption ofso many changes
or amendment designated last Monday
1.-THE first Monday IN December, as the
time for the assembling Of Congress.
Since the adjournment Of the last
Congress, tLs people br"athcd with
some case. Throughout the next half
year We fear they will have to labor
desperately tor breath. God in His
infinite wisdom only knows what this
Congress will do. II Is thought that
they will get up u "row' among them'
selves. and by all the black. white and
yellow cnts OF Franklin County, We
say LAY on McDuh."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09

sSUGriil,ttUrjl(Eil.

The disease called SpirnatOrlpa, or ST.
neriai Ncaniiess, Is also knOw Il as ocAuai
4ncapLcity, otln.Bel Elni,siUlls, Any sicai
decay, Nervous debility, etc. 90,
We are pcricc,ly aware that Affections
OF the oeAtal oaS"hisin are usually AVOID
vi Dy nit.nj sclcnCitic members VI the pro-
rssicn; III ,ons,4ueilcc VI tine Vulllni at
taci,Lu, eui,se4 ueltiJ the unhappy victims
VI t.'is Gisc'sec, gradually silh into TIE
.ra\r, Unless ti.ey Cali ind some Pnysi-
.i.n MLo may niaAe " i Speciality.
lUuiiS mch are TIE !. Ost frequent suffer-
els lrom TAILS ulseasc, although many
ADULTS are most dcplorably ainlcted WITH
II.
1t is destroying the fairest Of America,
WIcrkins n,inu. soul ana body. T..e tx
tent 10 wAlcn this disease prevails in
SCHOOLS anu families is absolutely trighttul
Appalling anG DtyOnu belief. r.e .aE
AID MOI professional confidence seal our
lips, We cU,nu present pictures vi suffering,
Inc, ruin, ana eleGnal iniscry unparalleled
III any ion,ancc.
Accursei he that false delicacy which
mahrs parents aud guardians bllnu anu
ueui ~ l,.ls vice. ..-
81 lltlle ~ therefore known by the
iloiesslo.. G I'll :. ally, tilatyOuns men who
Lave been under treatment have almost
ucspaired OF su.tins rciiet, and arc passing
rapldly into consumptiop, also AL diseases
ot il priNate nature. ........
Mercury l., the sAeet-anchor Of the Pro-
iesson generally. 1t has never cured any
case ana never will ...".. ... 81. q.
We warrant tv cure one hundred cases
to every one cured by any other Physician
in the county. ..... ..,-d
Call on or address
DR. l.. l.. COLEMAN.
ort2S Nashville, Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09

TuEAslING BOYS How to keep the
rsirg generation vi 10, - under a whole.
some discipline, is 4 question which Is
just now taxing the wits of patents ana
teachers. The hoy OF the period certain.
ly has a license and liberty OF action
which his father never had. lie runs
il the streets, choose, his own asso
GATES, worries his sisters, plays truant.
halaSscs his teachers, a,!d INDUCES in
manly dissil atoms aud wees on the sly.
and yet his back and calves ale innocent
ui the birch. He has an accumulated
store Of back raliors whici, he has never
drawn and often deserves. HIS father
cent? OILS him but little, his mother in
dulses him, and the teacher reaps III,
benefit Of his bad temper, i'll manners
and spoilt tan,rums. So young hopeful
progresses. Some day he behaves out
rageously, then cones the question.
who is TO punish him? II the tcucl,er
does, ever 80 mildly. and although the
boy deserves more than le gets, the
young hypocrite runs home whining
and wbimpering about having been
"bcatcn," and blubbcrs to his mother
about his "undescived' punishment
Then comes scene betwee parent and
teacher. and all about this little repro
bate, who has probaly not gotten hall
he deserves. The question is. what's Ia
Ia 1nne WIS, thia ~ hen A Inv dnpS
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

4 WcuYb authorized "a announce John K.
Buckner n cand idate for sheriff Of Frank
lin toun'ysat the snsuinssAarcll election.
We are al .horizdd to announce Hamp.
p. Stewart II candidate tor Sheriff Of
franklin County, a. tile ensuing March
election. " v W
We are Authorized to announce Col. 3
Il. Mctiphee a candidate to represent the
rounty of franklin IN the Constitutional
Convention. Election December 18th, y
Wears authorized'to announce Colonel
vt. 'Fstfll MS a candidate to represent
Franklin county in thecoming State Con-
vcntion. .-fs,,s, isnf, .
WE are authorized to announce Colonel
Jesse Arlrdgc IA Il candidate to represent
.franklin ,cOunty in the constitutional
Convention, soon to be called. ...,T r
w are authorized to announce T. j.
JACKSON candidate for rc-electiOn to thu
Office of Circuit Court Clerk o. Franklin
county, at the ensuing March election.
WE are authorized to announce JAMES
!. MARTIN Il candidate tor re-election III
Register OF Franklin county. Election II
| NIuIfH. low
Ware authorized to announce JOHN A
LAwINGa candidate for Register OF Frank
lin county. Election. March. 1870. ..
Ware authorized to announce ieut
WM, F.. DONALDSON o candidate for SErr
III Of franklin county. Election. March
1870
WE are authorized to announce A. .
TRAVIS IL candidate for Tax Collector !
trankiin county Election. March, 1871
WE are authorized " anhoun,e JAM
GRANT caluiuate ,Or laA COLLECTION,
fAanAlin County. Election III .
$50 81 sfla. lBt 0.t .,N sta ~ ah".
+ WEa are authorized to announce JOHN I
ENOchs u tahuNiate Ior rc-clettion .
IVunty Count Clerk o. rraiiklih count.
Licctlun March, 1910. s..g A.. ,l4 ! i&a
WE are Authorized to announce JOHN
HANNAH cuhulu;ilG IOr AJAX IOiieclOr
rranknn county. Election, March,, ~,
NB are authorized " ahuUunCc llLks
DON HKEkN as Il wanna Iuate lUrthe 0iicc'
County LUuIt ClGrk for rrankllli count
Llevlmn III Marcii, 1870. ..yT
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09

TuEREis not a man in Franklin
county, with a soul in his bosom as
"bg as mustard seed feeling any
sympathy for the Southern press, and
desiring to sustain it in preference to
the Yankee press and Yankee Notions
could object TO the passage OF the
Jennings bill! for the benefit OF Pub
fishers. Our representative expressed
the sentiment of his constituents by
standing firmly for Andy johnson in
the Senatorial contest, and VIC feel no
fears Us TO his action in this matter.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09

THE bill directing Samuel Watson,
Trustee, to dismiss suits against par
ties who have heretofore paid debts
due .hc Bank Of Tennessee, has passed
both houses Of the Legislature and is
now law. Where suits are pending
in the Courts against parties who have
paid notes due the Bank, and have since
been sued to recover the amount OF
such notes. can have such suits dis
missed ,.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09

State ofTennessee place law upon
her statute-books requiring the in
dorsement Of thswke as well a. the
husband in all cnses Of suretyship.
The right to vote or hold office Is
of small consequence to women in com
parison with the enactment Of the law
we advocate, and its practical and ben
iicent effect could not but he felt in al
the manifestations of sOviety.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09

Says the Augusta Cnnstilulionalist
Our attitude toward C"nsr 81 will de-
pend, We presume, very much UPON IT,,
attitude OF Congress toward us. Geor.
sia has rejeeted the Fifteenth Amend
lncut, and the Radical majority in Con,
gross will not forgive such a show ol
independence. Georgia has wceded bel
General Assembly Of the so.callel he
gro members. and this slap in the fac,
still tineles on the cheek al Congress. y
The conclusion is, that it Is hard u say
what Congress may do with Georgia.
We confess We admire the "spuuk'
OF Georgia. f 81
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09

b We understand that the N. Il G. r.
II. has got possession OF the Winches
ter and Alabama Railroad We take
the following from the Nashville Ban
ner: ' o. ,.tr,, q.
The Winchester and Alabama Rail
road will run as one road from Fnyettc.
willie to Nashville, trains making the
round trip with oil the benefits OF
through rates, etc.. s.r a5.' .H .l.
So way goes for the present the great
airline railroad from Cincinnati to the
Gull, by way Of Danville, KY, Sparta,
McMinnyille Dcrherd aud on t. Hunts
vile. Decatur, and on 70 Mobile. But
That this'road wilhbe built, Is in oar
opinion only a question Of time
Louisville, Nashville, and the \. y C..
X. X. must know that their prosperity
depends upor the defeat of this airline
road. That they will fight with car,
ncstpess Of bull logs to defeat it, is q
dead moral certainty. We do not find
fault with them for it, as their saliva
ton depends upon success in prevent
ING the construction Of sal | road, .'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09

ROsadaliS the Great Blood Medi-
cine i not prepared ike Hui ] extracts Or
uinurily are, (must OF which contain very
little OF the virtues of tie articles from
which they are lnadc,) but is compounded
upon scientific principles with great care
by an experienced Civ mist and Pharnia-
.crEtist. and it obtains all the active prin-
ciples vi Tie artirles from which It's pre-
pared IN Il highly concentrated ann pleas
ant form. Tie "Eosadalis" Compound
therefore gives universal satisfaction ~ all
Physicians and patients who have tested
it in diseases of the Bioo,i, Liver. Kidneys,
or Bla...cr. 1t has L,cn highly recon-
mcnded and approved by the Medical Fac
ulty wherever iC mas been introduced, and
is now being used with the most decided
success in tie practice Of some Of the most
emucnt Physicians in the United States.
tE For sale by uutchins Il Warner
Druggists. Winchester Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09

A petition w Congress to recognize
the belligerent rights OF the republic Of
Cuba has received fifteen thousand sig.
natures in Philadelphia iuHhree days
Mr.. KnigI,t-Introduced u bill to
relieve oyerseers VI roads fr'm serving
ON juries er paying q poll tas Passed.
A primer once being ssked w!,ici, OF
war.sworth's predictions he consid
cred the prrtissss very promptly replied,
Ills daughter D.ra.v sYIsa 40 li. n
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09

Nssssms ssesslas
sAUAsf 6sssdag morning. ~ tie hcnf Of I.
ut the rssideIQe Of To brides thet aptl
by NJ iathe1 ED. b. Gle dfttt.) Al$'J.
Y. JENKINS, 4Murft1 Ssboro, W Miss 0gu-
LAM CllMEx!g Of thi( place. &
It was Vas tputifulsind ssyene mof6hg
~ eter bless the H9ne IN man, whea a
groSp Of loving n isids N ithessed the ''seal
of plighted love" between this happy pair.
The bride seemed bllthesome as the paint
ed sonsster lin, Spring Ttime, and at
tending friends seemed to enjoy a reason
able share Of the happiness ofthe twain
made one. There seemed to sweetly plyy
over her features holy thoughts, whose
soft expression seemed to say, II am tsiy
happy BRIDE Over her virgin featur
fair there fingered no vain, cold look. b.
all was heavenly, soft and meek She ~
bride The bridegroom proud Of his CAT
tive. proposed immediate flight. Wins
friends warm and true lad kissed and spt
ken fond goodbye. they started on brl
dial tour to Nashville, thence to return u
his home at Murfreesboro. nrsW .l !
Sweet friend, though we have Whispered
good-bye, still fond and devoted friendI
who hold you close In the folds of the
hearts, forbid your escape. Fon'est mem
cries. like sentinels, will hold you our caII
tive. no matter where yon roam. Fa.l
Friend jenkins. we welcome you to tn
blissful shores Of lnatrimony. You viii
not forget, aas-S. 'a'.''' |
''Thrre's naught to you 50 soft and fair
As her, your blessed bride" slsH'
We earnestly invoke Heaven that til
lives of this happy pair may TEEN with til
) richest blessings of contented enjoymen
: and their cup Of happiness be Overflowin:
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09

JOSEPH II. CHoAzr, on behalf ofthe
New England Society, made speech
at the St. Andrews dinner, In New
York lately, in which he said that"As
a Yankee he had never before felt him
self so much at home Us among Scots
men," This was rather hard on Sandy
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09

The degrees of crime arc thus de-
6ned lie who steals million is only
1 Inancier: who half million 10 only
4 defaulter, who steals hundred thous.
and Is roeue; Who steals nfty thous.
And is q knave; but be who steals q
pair OF boots ora loaf Of bread Is A
ofthe deepest dye and desef.
re- ID be hanged. b ''u'' ~
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09
Suret ysllip.

"Suretyship Is an accessory agree
ment by which person binds himself
or another already hound, and pom.
ises to ulc creditor to Salty the obliga
ton il tho creditor does not"
There ere thousands of families in
the State of Tennessee to-day atwhosc
door stands the grinning wolf of pow
erty on account Ofthe ahovo mention
ell vice. How many there are IN the
United States that arc suffering from a
like affection and repcnting for their
weakness in sackloth and asbesi twonl'l
be hard to tell. Women ~ have
struggled and toled for years, sh. 'nldcr
TO shoulder with their husbands, in or
der to liit their heads above the 8 urg
ing pillows of want and provide al
peaceful haven for old age, have had
,lfeir cherisl,ed hores blishted aud the
savings OLA lifetime swept sway w
the simple indorsenens by ssid hos.
ban.la Of another mans nots. uThsma:
joriiy Of men think theydo not need the
counsel Of their wives in -usisu matter
and they wquI.I eoupronissthsif SELF
respect to, sccept II sTbus - they
scrnml,ls fs,~ether nm thu hill, 0fo Bfot1
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09

Iris confidently believed that Tho
yeild of the cotton crop OF the shnt''
will he near three million bales, most
of Which, It is said, is Of excellent DUAL
ity. Cotton 10 likely to go down little
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09

PRESIDENT GRANT s message is vo
luminous, and we don't exactly prom
ice our readers We will publish it in ou'
next issue. We felt degree of anx
iety to reach the end when we read i,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09
$. ,'SSNiEA4 s.. s.,

It'd cele ted 1 !tation Gold Hlntinl
Nblllns. Istal'' Improved Orc
ide.) These Justly celebrated Watche'
have been NO thoronshly tested during IT,
Inst four years, and their reputation fn
time and rs imitagignS VI Gold Watches, l.
40 we'll establiste ID torequIre ny recon-
nlendutivns. Prlces-lIorlzOntal Watches
go. equal In. appearance and for time 4
Gold Matches, worth S1OOi full 1ewele,
LEVERS Sl6. equal to $3.50 Gold CUES; tul
Jeweled Levers. extra. fne. and superior
finish, $40 11ssssl a s''a'!eld 2;Nes- .
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09
Answer to John IL. Deasley's Chal-
lenge,
-es~WARRES CorNrY, TrSS,.l
Ny.s- Dec 2l.Y1SG9.

...g4slr,s WARREN CorNrY, Tenn.
- N- Dec. 2'l,y1sG9.
I see in the Home Journal Of Nov.
18th, 1863, a challenge over the name
of John r. Beaslcy, which. although i,
manifests good deal Of egotism !
hauc concluded to answer. AS per his
lst, 81 and 81 dcnials, ! will affirm
none of them. But in his 4th denial, II
he means By Campbpllitc, the Church
of which Alexander Campbell was a
| member and minister, affirm that the
Gospel is preached in it. $500. ~
1 affirm That the Church is the king
On OF Go(l, and that the Kingdom oi
Geo has come.
affirm that there is something ID
man that lives on in conscious exist
encc after the death OF the body. liz
may call it sonl. or spirit, or anytI'ine
he secs fit, and understand this to b'
denied in his 9th.
affirm that all the dead, believers
and uululieycrs, will be raised from thu
dead. This is denied in his tn.
| | affirm that there is IN eternal hel
in store for all who die in wickednes'
This is denied in his 9Th.
As for his 9th and 10th, ! shall no
affirm them.
Now, if he will set forth what h
teaches upon the subject Of Christian
ty--just what he is willing to affirm
80 we can have an equal number q
alternatives and negatives; and II |,
will get certificates from respectful
mcn sustaining his moral character a
a minister of the Gospel, then al
willing to meet him in public discuss
sion before the people.
JESSE L. SEwELL,
|, Minister of the 'hurch of Christ.
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Minister Of the ('hurch Of Christ.

twill be seen from the above that
Mr., Scwell takes issue with Mr.. Beas-
ley upon his 4,h, 9Th, 9th, 7th and sth
propositions, and in order that orr
our readers may understand "the sit
uation," we give below the substance
Of Mr.. BIS challenge:
|. Denies that God is necessarily
immu,erial because He is Spirit.
2. Denies that there is an immatcrial
being in existence. Immateriality is
nothingthcss.
3. Denies that God Almighty and
Jesus Christ are one in person---denirs
that the Holy Spirit is a nerson---and
denies that three ones are one.
A, Denies That the gospel is preached
in the Catholic, Protestant, Baptist,
Camphcllite, or Jewish Churches.
5. Denies that the Church is the
kingdom fGod, or that the kingdom
of God has come.
6, Denies that any man has an i'm
mortal soul, or that the Bible teuch,r
such q doctrine.
7. Denies that any hut the righteous
believers Of the gospel-will eyer TIC
resurrtctcd TO life.
5. Denies that there is an eternal
hell of conscious misery in store tot
any one.
.. Denies that God is such Demon
as thu doctrine Of eternal suffering in
hell fire and birthstone represents him
to he.
10. Denies that the Millennium is to
hc established by the "io"llsLness OF
preaching" ....
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09

THERE was quorum present on
Tuesday, and members of Congress
proceeded TO business, Nothing Of
inheritance introduced
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09
In Chaneery at Winchester.

In Chaneery at Winchester.
A. J, Gossage. VS.. o. l. Bell, knight &
=. 10. gd, Darwin, ct als.Ja iliT1oE
On motion Of complainant. and it ap
pearing to the tt1efk & Master from tie
bill file,, which is sworn to. that the de-
fendaDts., +. J. Riley and Shelton Cosby.
are non -residents OF the State of Tennes--
see. SO that the ordinary process Of Law
cannot lie served upon them. 4, ,ss Of .
1t Is therefore ordered that publicatio
be made for four consecutive weeks in thu
!; Pom" Journal" . newspaper ,pu blisliet.
] om. tester. Tend. requiring said non
oihce defendants to appesr at or Mf6r
Ole tcrm0f the Chancery Court. to bt
citize,ie Courthouse IN Winchester on
: ties. Monday Of February next. am
brincswer or demur to colnplainant's
MS ca ne same will lie taken TOR confesscC
ut all IOWA Es hearing ex paPte a. q,
elsewi = II. =. lEST1LI, Coz M
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09
AmrCoure,i franklin County.
q = AlcrluTA Wv. W.. Conway on.
Wife, ct. ais.

VIII On; and Il appearing ia the, Clerk
.,: ;sae :''i:Sy an: :.S'S Me . a..
Ad 4aryt. Neil-are none-3.si,
Nancy AMI s sss: E 4 :sq q or .ss
forward, ~ ordtNa1 q Il p6lSrStich {;
ay az se.:Ssys S s,s's. = p r.
authentic Tenn fsqAFsak tsM defend
by law, orv rt She nsxr Tssa afdAk'
datthe eOurt-room n ssl.
Monday In January next
sspsa-l~. Nv erituih "
d. and Get tor hearip
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-12-09

At the residence Of Mrs. s. Muse. bN
Rev 4. L. Muse, j. w. MARTIN Of AlaI
hama. formerly of Tennessee, to Miss SUls
&. VANCE, at 3 O'Clock P. NJ. Nov % 1861
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At the residence ofthe brides mother
by Rev. Il. r. Muse, BEEJAMlN X. DUNCAN
to Miss EDNAL. SHARP, ut z O'Clock P. NJ,
Nov, %, 1869 , ..#o..E. ..o.
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Tar Legislature will adjourn on the
22nd inst. to convene again on tho 9th
OF January, 1870. s7s a51ya
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