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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-20
A BOOK For THE MIIIInNI

A BOOK FOR THE MILLION!
MARRIAGE tbsM RGiystS Gq 9Bnss 1, to
GUIDE. 6 to marry rS on the phy s5
revelations Of the sexual system, with the latest
discoveries in producing and preventing offspring,
preserving the complexion, etc.
This is an interesting work of 224 pages, with
numerous engravings, and contains valuable in-
formation for those who are married or contem-
plate marriage; still it is book that ought to he
under lock and key, and not laid carelessly about
the house.
Sent to any free Of postase) for Fifty Cents.
Address DR.. Butts Dispensary, No u Moth
Eighth street, st. Louis, Mo.
Notice TO tic Afflicted and Unfortunate.
Before applying 70 the notorious Quacks who
advertise in public papers or using any QuaCk
remedies, peruse D.. Butts work, no matter what
your disease Is, or how deplorable your condition.
DR.. Butts can lee consulted personally or by
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RAILROADS.
Nashville and Northwestern

Nashville and Northwestern
tt "A I i r Q A d.
Double Daily Passenger Trains.
/ Day Train. Night Train.
Leave Nashville. .9:I5 A n. 500 p NJ
ArrlVe nashville. 200 p n. 500 A n.
Day Train does not run on Sunday. Night Train
- miles shorter than via Decatur 20
Memphis.
hSre than 100 miles shorter to ~.
ho"is than sia Louisville.
fhrongh Sleeping Cars Between
NASHVILLE and Memphis.
10th Trains make close connections at Humboldt
Lor Jackson, Tenn, Jackson, Miss, vicksburR and
New Orleans. Night train connects for Mobile.
passengers have the choice OF routes via Memphis
or Jackson, Tenn, to all principal points IN the
outhwest
Bo th Trains connect at Union City for the West
and N orthwest; aud az Hickman with FIRST
CLASS STEAMERS TO and from al river to~ds In
the Mississippi Valley. /.
JOhnsOnyiile Accommodation.
Arrives at Nashville. -.,...............S:30 A. n
Every day except Sunday.
For THROUGH TICKETS apply at City Transfer
Office, Maxwell House, and Nashville and Chatta-
nooga Passenger Depot, J. W. THOMAS,
w. L. DANLEY, Gen1 supT
Gen1 p and I. Agent. spr24
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Notice 10 fEr dficfe6 and T-of,,t,,uot,
New Lumber and Wood Yard
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ESTABLISHED A
NEW LUMBER AND WOOD YARD
AtNO. 600 North Front ST.,
CJclow the Gasw0rks)
NASEIVILLE, TENN,

and have large assortment of all descriptions and
sizes of Dry and Green Lumber on hand, in oak
hickory, walnut, poplar, gum, beach, etc, for the
use Of carpenters. wagOnmakers, furniture and
other factories, and We arc prepared to saw any
bill on short notice.
We also have large quantity Of Cord and stove
Wood ON hand to sell to purchasers in quantities
desired, in the yard or on the wharf
ap3O eOd3m lBl l. " CLEES h BROS.
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MURFREEsBoRo, April 90, 1870

To the Editors of the Union and American:
Gentlemen-As the most comprehen-
sive answer to the various calls upon me,
pnblic and private, to become q candidate
for the Supreme Court Judgeship, 1 have
concluded to announce myself as SUCH
Please announce me. Yours truly,
apr-24 EDWIN II. EWING.
We are authorized to announce Col. JAS.
]. TURNER, of Gallatin, as candidate for
Supreme Judge for Middle Tennessee.
apr22 tide
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HOTELS, sc.

I'uiS WELL KNOWN HOUSE HAS JUST
| been completely reitted. and well stock cd
with New and Elegant Furniture in every de-
partment Thankful 20 cur old friends and the
public for liberal patronage, we solicit, and shall
endeavor to merit, 3 continuance Of the same
aug5 IL JOEL BATTLE co.
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To the Editors of the Union and American:
WINCHESTER, May IS, 1S7O.-Gentlemen
Please announce my candidacy for one Of
the Supreme Judges for the Middle Divi.
| sion of Tennessee, at tho ensuing August
election. 2, TURNEY.
msy20-tde
We are authorized tol announce Hon.
THOMAS A. Il. NELSON as candidate for
Supreme Judge for the Eastern District OF
the State, the election t. be held on the
first Thursday in August, 1870.
may19-tde
In response to the published call of mem
bers Of the bar, in various counties of East
Tennessee, and numerous solicitations of
friends, | hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the Bench of the Supreme
Court, for the Eastern Division of Tennes-
see. JAMES w, DEApERICK.
may17-tde
WE are authorized to announce Hon. L.
NIXON VAN DYKE as candidate for Judge
of the Supreme Court, for the Eastern Di-
vision of the State. Election, first Thurs
day in August.
We are authorized to announce Hon.
JOHN L. 7. SNEED, of Fayette county, as
candidate for Supreme Court Judge, for
the Western District of Tennessee. Elec-
ton first Thursday in August.
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@bminben Der &rdfte.

9ran'tet'en. BE raid IN etaer Rifle fatren. Fnt nt&ttte
einstsen, bic man ~ tarhten bat. 6dulnib 3srRsrt etnsn
Baum nt&t 70 pl6sltd re en Blisf,abl; tptHx itr aur
ntdt Gtnbalt ssi4tstt, 70 jtra6rt t TIM ebeu 70 gepie. unt
in s1e&er g0stie uirb dronifde @8nd9e, mispobl ne niat
NIT ter S&nsntsteit les @elAen 9ieters tSbtet, faertt9 BE
2tbens queQen untersrabea, ME cine ttttse arantbett, tuenn
fs ni&t eur@ trd1tise petmtttet am 5ortl&r'.t ~settnbsrt
tuirb. g. lieet etwas unfdsli& @atrenoes in benz @&auiriel
s~orsttteen gerfaus. @attisfstt, @lddt, Atmaseruns, SHE.
bsrsei&1asenbeit uut cine a~bnetsuus eseen anf1eneuns, fnb
feline sepSbuli&eu spmptume, une tura fartenbe Eebant-
lung fsate ibnen f3leunist besesuet tuerbeu. Das teaeS at
tunss1 unb aufteterunesmittel. bas In duera . Sale biei.r
Art a~nsemenhet rersrn tann, 1T @otetfer'S maaens
Sit ereS Der apret:enbe Befanbtteil tes @emt{&es e..
ueft bic it1ummeruben Ibattrdfte bes R6rpers. uub rte Rdr.
tenhen unt ~reselnoen Gisenf@atten seben ben fontt III 3bd'
tiafeit e.iebtea 9ebsnssrdften etnsn baa,rnten b~eilianneu SIM.
pnls. Der ~raanstlnbe appettt pirb rieber erreat, BE prs,eRe
her g~ersauuns uxs bss 6tsFset ftt perbex b,i@leuutst, bic
Baaaftnb.tt ts 8lutes sertedet. he ausi&eibpnsen rer.
Zen natirliaer. uub NIT iteeu 0rsaa, Ebas our Gtudbrans
10 25r,ers bettrdst, sttt cine tttliaueN aberuus .rx. 6tsr.
bur& ptrb bic Dteler1erf lung be- &srpers bertrlt anb
feline 0efssttttt unS xraFt pteser eepunn.n. 0et ttner
&faHt ysn &ranlbtttea II lie rstltlfaiiie Btrtrns Is Dit.
tesa beutli&er sab lxaaaenbu sepda als bt. seusn, s.rea
Nefalle aaseneia. 6as6de ual nus5te atsefpanattet.
eab. Danaa, te NIT eiees eeibea beaafkt fst. astts IN
tteien s~enabeaea 2ltr starianos. nab Sealaaslatttd bte
1nodibtlA atxasN "a u1adeiatesars 8amAbtttutsrhtIe1 "a
q III is1fhsss MHid, jsn. eAiAsoa bat q fsiae arat. =
Das a he eisatsrllt 9eseai4 sss uas4lks 3.sles.
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266 Dritte Strase, nabe ter Marfet,
elm Ycues M0ortiment BON @i9arren, Ga>
baden pfeifen ,c. er6fnet. Der Store
oes 6errn &insmalp 1T elmer Ger befein5
aeridteten BET @tabt ,inb mir eu,pfeblen
i'm alien 3iebbabern BEG EobadS auf'6
Anseleeentli9f If. Sisbe An3eiae.
Die Germ s. q. 9inbefe, BON Der
DrYeeops Giru,a 8leiaen Namtns, unp
@m. Niebous, BON BEN xleicergtf4dft
,btr @ebrlb,r MtebauS geben Mlor9en
mad Nep Sort mi ffiiir. tbrt Gtablift|
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p&ttr Ottrttl az Deutf&,
lans.-Dt: Stem yerfer ~&attolif4e
an&enjsituna" entbalt ii ttrtr xexefen
DRUMMER fol9exots:
~Dte RrisssertldranA IT all, Jest
f5rmli@ 9d4tben, xa@oent mat, NOD,
mie es i&etnt, son @eiten Tranfr,i&s
eini9e Sage st;69ert bate, UNI eb1uwar:
ten, wte ft& ete ileeeuti@en Staaten
(8attrn, @lrtembere un> Baren) per>
balten werpen. @ie baben fi@ san3 ,1az
tirli& fir preueen ertldrt, uno nur Elm
pbantafilter 9beoretiter f6nnte einen
Auaenblid caran ;tpeifeln> bae Ge (cie
Sdcfaaten) nt@t ;u preueen li& talten
purcen.
,Mu@ meinen Man@e, tab Seiterrei9
feinen nobleren unb eIudli6eren @9a9>
;u9 9eaenrdrtis MAIDEN f5nnte> alS rpenn
es 9leidfaQs, bic BON Yreueen ibn onse>
tbanen unbilcen ser9e0tnp, 9e9en ben
9emetniamen Teino Elm @1uB< unc
EroBbinpnie nit benz neut19en Noroz
bnnpe ebne 3aueern einsinse.
@as bic neutraleS teuun9 tetrift unt
wie uerbdn9nSpol oeren 6olstn fir
Deuti9lanp i'm &rie9e nit. Napole,n /.
9ewelen, cas- bat Ssferrei9 ,pie audi
preueen tamal8 CUR @enil9e erfabren.
Der patrtot la9t baB Neutralitdt e.
ner reutlaen &e9ierun9 in ben perbdn9z
nibpouer Stunpen Der @efabr oss eez
meiniamen @aterlanpe6 {9madpouer
8erratb wdre, BEN aud bic Strefe UNI
auebleiblt@ na4folsen reree.
G6 miro einen furdtbaren AupraQ
Seben> ,pentt eS gum Grefen fomut, uno
mir fSnnen ni9t anoers, ais Gem ceutz
ld,en 0oterlance in leiuer se9enpdrtisen
8eprdnsnie uhlere ber;li9iten @ympaz
S%utpenpen. DIR lollte Gin Deuti9er bier
in Nmerifa 70 peramerifani ltrt uno Der
fomuen lein, ba6 ct nt9t NIT benz tief>
fen Sntere1e bieiem flr9terliden 3amz
pfe, Der ouf eem 9ebeilt9ten 8open Der
alien 9eimatb jest auseefo1ten tpirb>
3uldauet, NIT ltinex teten @lnl4en
cemielben i'm @eife jur Seite Nebt wnb
10 ct nod @lauben beikt-au@ gum
6errn Ter 9eeri@aaren 9erj xnp 9dnpe
entporrt@tet, eae st wpQe bic @traf1eit
abfarsen, bic 5ei&la9enen Buneen talo
wieper beilen. pas ltebe 9aterlans ttnte
MAIDEN, Dlr}ten unp B6lter er!eudten
unp gum m~bren @lauben ;u%rldflbreu.
Deuti@lane bat oiel oefeblt; aber Is
tebt AUDI 9elarteb'n : @em pieI perQe<
ben 1T, Der ltebt niel.
Sell oir, . Deutl9lanb !"
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Neueffe RaAri4teu.

2onton, 6. @us. = mit Der 81
|%feii9u18 BON antperpen unp 9ambura
,pirp NIT aler Gner0te soran9eean9en,
nm cteie pldBe In @ertbeipisunes,utano
III febcn. @rp6e Quantitdten Salpeter
fino III Snbten aneefauft tporoen..
@openba8tn, 5. @ug.-10f ran3.
&riesi&ife fnp beut I'M sro6en 8elt an,
selan9t unp befnben l@ i'm @anseu is.
fran5. &riessi&ife in Der St Set.
Eurtn, 6. @us.-S n Gol9e tes
Grocer Criminal proje7es iinb seitern in
@enf unruben aus9etro9en uno pur>
Zen i>pet periouen wdbrenp perlelben &C.
tIbtet.
Garlsrube 6. @us.-Dt 8az
oti&e &rmee stne eefern lber Die @ren3e
uno marl&irte auf 2auterburs los, mo-
ielbf tas 9auptquartier aufAel9laoen
nirr.
- Das 8aierfl&e mtnieerfum 1T er<
md4tf9t tporoen eineNnleibe BON 5 Mil>
lionens @ei&stbaler Auf 2 SABRE III con.
trabtren. -.
@reentriar IS. "a 6. Mus.-
Nuf Der @belapeate uns Obto @i@enbabu
erei9nete itd beut Na@t bel Ser1tY Stun
cine f&redli@e @ataaropbe. Gin paia1
9ter @a9un 9ins aus ben S@inen ure
purbe IN cine S@lu&t, 100 Gue tief
binab 9ei&leupert. IL Yeronen wurpen
lofort oet6otet une 20 Yerpuncet.
@{lm n 9ton n, 81. s. 6. Ius.-
Die Wablberi9te aus alien Gbeilen BON
Noro Carolina peuten borauf bin, taB.
i'm 3. 4. S. 6. uno Z. @onsreb Difrictt
@onieroatipc une ;met &epublifaner in
zen @on9reb 9ewdblt rurpen. Sn Der
Staat6seiebbun9 merben bic @onlerpatiz
ben in beiDen 9lultrn cine Wajoritdt
baben.
Mew Dort 6. Nue.-Der prai<
bent empfna 8eitern he offSieIe Mittbei>
lung Der *riesserfldrun8 Granfrei@6 9e>
gen preusen.
@afbtxAtsn S. aus.-@M m ttu,
tisen Sage tsfan> iid Elm 8arbetanp
i'm 8unoee>S 9atamte 'yex $105,O00,<
600 @ols xns $39,108,662 Yayierpel,.
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@robe @reta @rniepri9uno
.",; ut H.. ~.
Catbfart: X 70.
SO. 1872 Dritte Giraffe j. 80.

SO. 1872 Dritte Giraffe ...~
Spmn,er DamenzS tpfe,
2awn8, Garages. So.
@renaoints, Ypplins>
9ommer unp 4l
'.. Saponeii4e Seibetofen,
r.a. Son,nnerzS bawls,
-" -. SpiBen, IL.
.~,a#.u4n.r 2einene @n3i9e ,e. &c.
unp alerlet @aaren bic fir ben 6aus<
bait 9tbrau@t peroen, werpen 3u ben bill
ltaRen Yreilen p~erfauft. s,r, g. 1.
Meranrria @laee 6anb1&ube
bon aQenS&attirun9en> 3eusriin> 8lau,
,2apenper une Yurpur.a Gbtnio .f@6ne
@lace 5anpi&ubt far Elm Dollar pas
paar. r. &A ii. ngsa.iIt ga.4n..
Die Yrtiit bet ptengenannttn Baa>
rem fno fdr len iebtsenM onat. bebeuteno
.berabaelebt ftpprben, uno mir laoe11 UNI
itre Treunbe unp bas' Yublituu1 TN aQ-
9aemt{nsn stn, IN, unlere @aaren une
preie pr1fsn. a.s,ui ~
q "a. d @Gatbtdrt Il. 60.
>laJ E 1ss. Z. ssrsAe. d. vssI. Hstss
- per ~. q. 4 .p'isas4 sesA9t'
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Personal,

EsTTLL.-Mr. Ike Estill was in town
on Monday, and looked as If railroad
lie was agreeing with him finely. The
Nashville & Chattanooga Railroad act.
ed wisely in securing the services of so
efficient gentleman as Conductor on
that road.
MIR. Joseph Estill is now living in
McAlinnville, and we shall miss-in the
Silly night-the music of bis voice and
the sweet notes of his guitar.
LESAnAS.-Mr. Joseph Lenahan, Of
Decherd, formerly a member of the
hrm of Lenahan & Williams, has retired
from the mercantile profession. The
business will be continued at the old
stand By Mr.. Williams. The suavity
VI his manner should enable Mr. Lena
nan to be a very successful merchant
hAMsEr.-Mr. D. B. Ramsey, the
new Principal of the Sewanee Collegi-
a'e Institute. arrived hare several days
ego He is a young man. unmarried.
AM we hope to become better scquaint-
I'll with him. His advertisement will
'e found IN another column.
GRAVES Mr.. Z. G. Graves has left
"hcheste: on visit to the North
"Dr'e lie expects 10 spend The summer.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-07-28

LARGE PoTAToEs. Printers, some
times, are the recipients of some nice
presents. Such was our good luck
last week. Our esteemed friend, Jas
Logan, Esq, who. is better known in
the shop as "Boss JIM" favored US
with basket of the finest potatoes,
we venture to say, that has been raised
in Winchester this year. However, il
any of our readers can beat them, We
will make note of it; but we must
try them before deciding. There were
nineteen potatoes in tho lot, weighing
thirteen pounds.
p. S.-Since tho above was put in
type, Mr. VIM Taft, another friend,
brought to our Office nine potatoes
weighing fire pounds and a halt, and
informed US that he had plenty more OF
the same sort. One of the potatoes
weighed, when dug, one pound and a
h0y-the largest potato, by halfpound,
that we have seen this year. Who can
beat it?
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For Sale!

A lot of household and kitchen furni-
turc. Only been in use sinrc February
last. ami Of cour.e j. aliuost ~ good ~ new.
but will he ,pli "a; much under liz ORG mai
cost. Any one needing fin. cooking
stove. should bot iail to apply at once, for
one Is now offered for mich lcss than one
of the ind could he tonight here or ut
Nashville. 1t i the Charter Home No. /.
For particular. apply at tais oilice.
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v,shville & Chattanooga ana NJ
s. N. W. Railroads.
TRAINS SOUTH.

Nav Passenger Train leaves Nashville
5nI A.; arrives ut Decherd 2.lO =. NJ.
yoV 1,S0 p. NJ. Arrives ut Chattanooga
AZ I. 10, Passenger Train leaves Nashville
arrives aU and leaves Decller
~ ', ,np. N. Arrives at Chattanooga Adv A
NJ. DAILY.
TRAINS NORTH.
nor Passenger Train leaves Chattanoo'
p"ii !, =, NJ: arrives nj Decherd S.26 4. NJ;
~ or" "a A. NJ. Arrives in Nashville ri
$50 p NJ. ..,,,o, ,rr,;, lo,vos Cbott,-
,,onn1 $40 =. Nj; arrives ut ana leaves
n m"chrrd u 20 M. Arrives in Nashville
at 400 A. NJ. lDaliyJ
natl, trains connect at Chattanooga for
., pv'r and all principal cities South.
A1 Wa..ruwers for all points In the East
mast tennessee and Virginia, make direct
ii".nm 'r by taking the train that passes
D,rherd at / LAO p. NJ:
Pa Passengers going West make connection
,.i,t "s ,hr Nashville a. Northwestern Rail-
v m,' Iut Nnshville.) for 81. Louis, Kansas
i %in, and all points West and Northwest,
'T1Tr'ims leave Nashville cia Nashville g.
Northwestern Railroad at 9.l6 A. NJ. anu
onnp.M, 600 Trains runs daily.)
WV - j. W. THOMAS,
Gen'l Sup't.
WI. DANLEY, G. p. & T. Ag't.
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ATTENTION.

TAM NOW OFFERING MY FARM
l. situated about 3, OLA mile from N
chester. on the road leading 10 ENtiil
Springs, containing 75or 81 acres OF @o"l
tillable land, with two good dwell ln@ nous
es, one OF them only about one-nall mlIc
from tie Public Square, there is Il good
well ofneyer failing water under roof with
he kitchen. there are four or five hun
dred fine trees of selected fruit on the place
all Young trees. about half of which are
Just in their prime. the others from one to
three wears old. There Is also on the place
a rood water power. there is also a good
cabin for farm hands. My price shall be
liberal. terms one third cash, balance one
and two wears, with interest come and see
me, will give good bargain:
W. NJ. TAFT,
mar3-tf
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-07-28

ENrrRPRIsE.--Mcssrs +. f. Redfield
Il Co., who are doing mammoth bust
ness at Jasper, Tenn, have a column
advertisement. in this issue which all of
our readers would do well to notice.
There is no better index to the enter
plise and business of firm than the
extent of their advertising, and Messrs.
Redlicld d Co are competing earnestly
for the trade in all this section of coun-
try by quick sales and small profits.
Read their list Of prices.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-07-28

The Circuit Court convened on Mon.
day afternoon, Judge Tillman presid'
ing, Judge Hcl;erson being indisposed
We heard of only two cases that had
been tried-one for assault and bat.
tery, the other for drunkenness.
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That CRoss.-What does q cross
mark mean on your paper9 1t means
that your subscription is due, or that
the time for which you subscribed is
about to expire; and is polite invita-
ton to come forward and renew or set
tle M.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-07-28

IT cannot hurt you. Itispurely veg
etable. Try Simmons Liver Regula
tor, If you wish to be we'll 1t acts like
a charm without facilitating the sys
tenn, and without any ofthe evil effects
of Mercury. 6immon's Liver Regula.
tor 10 the safe remedy.
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BEATS IT ALL HoLLow.-Some mu
sic teacher once wrote that "the art OF
playing violin requires the incest per.
cepti On and the most sensibility of any
art in the known world" Upon which
an editor comments in the following
manner: "The art of publishing o
newspaper, and making it pay, and ut
the same time making il please every
body, beats (iddlin' higher than a kite"
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H, II. Cox L. Bro, Commission Mer
chants, Atlanta, Ga, report that "Eu-
ropean advises have caused spur in
the provision and produce markets.
How long that will continue, orto what
extent it will 90, depends, in a great
measure, upon how long the contest in
Europe may continue"
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WE call attention to Mr.. W. j. Stat.
ter's advertisement, in another column,
and those who are indebted to him
should take due notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
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PUBLIC BOARDING HOUSE.

Mr'. Y. a. Carter notifies the puhlic tiiat
she has routed The sims Tavern House.
and will receive { e. n<icni. ,i<y. and rr.u-
lar boar,'cr>. on n isnuablc terms. sac Is
fitting up''r establishment: IN good style.
and asks a liberal patronage Of the public
feb
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-07-28

THERE are several families from Mis-
sissippi and Alabama sojourning here
A cordial welcome is extended to all.
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RAGs.-We want 10000 pounds OF
clean cotton rags, for which the high
est cash price will be paid. The rags
not taken unless bags are sold also.
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W. D. WATTERSON,
Ar Law
WINCHESTER, TENN,

will practice in the Courts OF franklin
and adjoining counties. and in the SUI
premc Courts and u. 5. Courts ut Nash
vile.
~ Office on jefferson street, in Home
journal building. (up stairs.)
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PLAIN and ornamental Job Printing
neatly executed at this Office. Terms
positively cash.
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WINCHESTER is enjoying excellent
health. In this respect she can't be
beat anywhere.
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State Of Tcnnessee.-Frankiin County.
Geo. ". Rcncgar vs.. II. II. Johnson
INriwinnl AitlrLmput


In this case it appearing to nc thai
II. IL. johnson il II non-rc,dcnt Of ,hs
State Of Tennessee. so that the ordinary
process Of the law cannot be served Epcn
him.
Ii is therefore ordered that publications
he made for tour consecutive weeks in the
Home Jonrnai.a newspaper published in
Winchester. Franklin county. Tennessee.
rrQuirin" the said H. IL. Johnson - APP
I,r&r before me on She l4th Hay OF JUly,
1870, at my office in the Town Of VIM
chester, in said county. .oanSWcr or de-
mur, or Judgment will be rendered against
him ny default.
Witness my hand and seal, this tie DIST
day Of May, $50.
+. NJ. PRYOR.
J. y. for Franklin Co. Tenn.
june2-4t
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Sole agents for the Genuine
Derringer Pistol.
DIR. Il. G.. MARKS,

Having located permanently in Win
81 ester, offers bis services TO tIe puhlic In
all the branches of his profession. Iii.
Office is at present at the Ollie %, Colyar.
Marks Il Fitzpatrick. where he ma,
always be found, unless PROFESSIONAL,
absent.
apr -l2in
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Colonel Lamb and Capt. Newman.
of Fayetteville, are here.
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nar3-tf.
B The sylnp-
Etons Of liver
Ecoin plaint
trc Unca-l-
n,.sn,,,Ipuiji
Simmons

IN thr side. sometime, the pam Is III the
sIouldcr, and is mistaken for rheumatism.
The stomach is affected with loss of Hppe-
tite and sickness. bowels in general COS
five. sometimes alternating with lax. The
head is troubled with pain, and dull, heavy
sensation. considerable loss OF mem Try.
accompanied with painful sensation OF
having left undone something which ought
TO have been done. Often complaining OF
weakn debility and low spirits. Some,
times, some of the above symptoms attend
the disease, and at other times very few OF
them. but the Liver is generally the or
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Ss..s.s.u.. Dyspepsia.
heat ache,
ESAO3yBHf0r. aundicc,
. 90 tiycness,
lick hpal-

achc. cnroIlic Ninrriiua. affections OF the
bladder. camp dysantcry. affections of the
kidneys. fever. nervousness, cliilla; diseases
of the skin. impurity of the blood. melan-
cl,oly, or depression of spirits. heartburn,
collie, or pain; in the bowels. pain in the
head, fever and ague. dropsy. boils, pain in
hark and limbs. asthma, erysipelaS. female
affections. and bilious diseases generally.
Prepared only by
j. ii. ZEILIN Il CO.,
Druggists, Macon, Ga.
Price 81 90.
For sale in Winchester by j. NJ. Hutch
ms, Druggist. api1 om
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"Barrett's" Unrivaled Hair Restora-

i've.
"Barrett's" not . pasty compound
Medal awarded to "Barrett's."
"Barrett's" in constant demand.
"Barrctt" uses Vegetable matter.
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COL. W ], Cliff,

of Warren county, Col. Holman's COM
petitor for the Attorney Generalship,
was listened to throughout bis brief
address with marked attention. He
explained the circumstances under
which he first became a candidate, and
gave the reasons which Influenced him
to ask the SURFACES Of the people a
second time; concluding with the as
surance that while he would be grateful
for their votes, he would, nevertheless,
gracefully submit should they prefer
to bestow them on Col. Holman.