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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-09-22

CONGRESS- The Congressional Con-
vention at Shelbyville on the 10th inst.
nominated for Congress Hon. John NJ.
Bright, of Lincoln county. The dele
gates from Franklin gave Col. Matt.
Martin their hearty and undivided sup
port, and appearances at first indicated
that he would receive the nomination.
Eighty votes were necessary for
choice, and he got sixty-two. Finding
it impossible to defeat him with any
other man, the opponents of Col. Mar
tin, at a late hour, weary and anxious
to terminate the meeting, introduced
the name of Gen. Bright and concen-
taated upon him, thus insuring his
nomination. Before the last ballot
was taken, as we are informed by the
gentleman who gave us these particu
lars, Col Martin briefly addressed the
assembly and expressed his determine,
ton to support the nominee OF the
Convention.
Upon this subject the Banner says
"A private note to the editor OF the
Banner, from Hon. 10. G. Carrigan, OF
Lincoln, informs US tina. since the
nomination Of Gen. Jno. NJ. Bright, he
is no longer a candidate for Congress
He endorses the nominee as man Of
sterling integrity, liberal views and Q
representative man Of the people
We would be proud of Gen. Bright
as representative, but recent devel
opments render doubtful the chances
Of any one to seat in Congress who
cannot take the iron clad oath.
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,,,,e g. Chattanooga and N.
as''N N, W. Railroads.
TRAINS SOUTH.

TRAINS SOUTH.
,..o,ccr Train leaves Nashville
pay arrives at Decherd 2.l0 p. NJ;
80 A. ia "a p. NJ. Arrives at Chattanooga
h 1:lG r. p%a'.senger Train leaves Nashville
70 % r, w. NJ Arrives at Chattanooga 4''o A.
!. DAILY uu
-.oroer Train leaves Chattanoo-
Day la, arrives at Decherd $40 4. NJ
a54o =; "a !" :, NJ. Arrives in Nashville at
fayes S'io AZ w.
3OP. NJ. ,rer Train leaves Chatta-
Night a. "1 . NJ: arrives at and leaves
(oo$Eaa Az p 20 A. NJ. Arrives IN NashV''ie
[ oVv a. ..nins connect at Chattanooga for
Both 'r rmd nil principal cities South.
/ tlanta allu 81 for all points in the East
Pasr,e,' nc.see and Virginia, make direct
0st d lsh by taking the tram tna0 passes
Pe %clI10naers going West make conneetloh
sSSa.l,yille a. Northwestern. Rail
kitli Tue Tue Nnshyile.) for 50. LOUIS, konsas
|oad "a. III All, ,Ii points West and North.West'
I IN anu i "m Nashville ola Nashville q
trains Torn Railroad at 9.l5 A. NJ. and
So" pM. 600 Trains r " T Hd1ly'
Genl Sup't.
49, D,xrEY. G. P. & 7. Ag't.
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Sewanee Collegiate Institute,
Winchester, Tennessee.

The Fall Term will open on the nth OF
August, lSIO, the usual ten months ses-
sion.
The new Principal having no other en-
T,'Iiyidrd attention to. the school. A.
uood academic instruction n can he found
anywhcrc will be given. 1t is the object
10 build up fine preparatory school. 50
that boy leaving here for College will be-
able to enter the sophomore class at least.
Til, is something very much needed in
this comm nifty, and a liberal patronage
gwen for one year. or at the furthest two
years. Il flOurislins school. doing honor to
The community. will be established.
The Principal can com iand the very
best assistance. il the school grows to such
a II. G ~ 10 require IL.
.1y Terms. So to SO per month. payable
quarterly. POSITIVELY IN ADVANCE.
ID. b. RAMSEY.
jnly2S-2m Principal.
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IMPORTANT SALE.-Col. A. S. Colyar
has sold the Allisonia water power,
with fifty acres of land, including the
building site, to wealthy and respon-
sible company, who propose at once
erecting there an extensive paper man
utactory, with all the Improvements and
appliances of such an establishment.
Success to the company and their I'M
lcltaking.
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\ MARRIAGE occurred at the Hotel
Tuesday morning, on which occasion
Nr. f. Brooks, of McNlinnvillc, was
the bridegroom, and Miss Mollie Shell
by, OF Memphis, the bride. 1mmc-
dialely after Mr.. Bone concluded the
ceremony, the happy couple started for
NcMinnville. Mrs. Carter's Hotel will
he as famous after awhile in this State,
If this thing continues, as Gretna Green
vas in Scotland.
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SUMMER RESORT.

Winchester is achieving reputation
as summer resort. We found people
here from several of the Southern
States, who, worn out by tropical heats,
have sought this beautiful spot, where
they can breathe pure mountain air,
and have their broken-down constitu-
tons rc-invigorated, ready for their
winter labors.
Corn crops arc finer in this neigh
borhood than they have been for years.
Radica!ism has been crushed out, and
the people seem to be prosperous and
happy, and hopeful Of the future.
Never have we enjoyed ourselves
more than since our arrival here"
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Notice to Creditors.

II j. hereby ordered that publication he
ma lie for four con>ecuSyc weeks IN the
lilo ne journal. a newspaper published in
demands against the estate of Benjamin
Franklin. deed. exhibit their claims aud
make themselves parties hereto. and iile
the same with the Clerk n Master. duli
authenticated. on the 18th Monday IN Janu-
ary next, or the same will be barred.
ii. II. ESTlLL, Z. NJ.
sen1S-lw
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s,,l,lJi Il
in Chanccry at Winchester.

Eliza Ea.lick " John FriZzcll, ct. ais.
On motion and it appearing to the Clerk
and Master from the bill which Is sworn
to that the defendants. William and Sarai,
Mason, minors. are nOn-1.- idents Of the
State. 50 that the ordinary process OF law
cannot he serycdupon them.
1t l. therefore ordered that publication
he made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home journal. newspaper published In
Wimcle- ter. requiring said nonresident
DEFENDANTS to appear on or before the ncAi
term of the Chancery Court 10 be held for
he County of Franklin al th, courthouse
in Winchester on the itl Monday of Jan.
next. and plead. answer or dcmur to com
plainant's Till. or the same will be taken
Tor conli.s ed ard set for hearing eXpaft,
"a. to him. Witness my hand ut office
this sept. IL. 1870. II. Il. ENTlIL.
scplJ-It Clerk d Master.
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Attachment Suit.

In this case it appearing to me that the
defendant Gabc Hunt. is indebted to the
plaintiff, Mary Hunt. in the sum OF Fifty
Dollars by note. also four dollars and nine
ty-onc cents interests. and it fnrther ap-
pcaring to me that the defendant is alb
>conding or concealng himself, so the or
binary process oflaw cannot be served up
on him.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
he made tor four consecutive weeks in the
Home Journal. newspaper published in
the town OF Winchester. Tenn, for four
consecutive weeks. requiring the defend-
ant To appear before me. at my office. In
Winchester. Tenn. on the I'D day of Sep
tember. 1870, and answer or demur. or
Judgment will 90 against him by default.
This the 18th day OF August. 1870
I. VI. PRIOR.J. +.
aug25-it
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GREEN Morrow is to be in hiurlrecs-
boro soon with his troupe Of Contcdc.
rate orphans from the asylum at Clarks
vile. During the past year he has
gone the rounds pretty well Of Ken
lucky and Tennessee, and wherever the
little homeless have appeared on the
stage, they are spoken OF in the high
est terms.
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COMMUNICATED |
'aitors Home Journal:

Last week we came to the conclusion
that If the people of Franklin had the
means and energy to commence i'm
proving the county, and engage IN m
enterprise that would not only adorn
but enrich it, the best thing they could
do was to build turnpike from this
place to the University; and now VIC
propose to present some reasons why
this thing should be undertaken at
once
1t will pay for a good many reasons,
and first in point of convenience,
though this is the weakest argument in
its favor. Our county at present can
be traversed by no other means than
clay roads, proverbially sticky, in
condition to be traversed but q small!
portion Of the year, unfit for vehicles
of any description, and disagreeablc
beyond description.
The building one turnpike will natu.
rally beget other enterprises of the
same kind and if a pike should con
meet Winchester, Decherd, and the Uni
versity Of the South, it would not be
two years before it would be extended
to Salem, thus furnishing safe, speedy
and agreeable way of reaching the four
most important places in the county.
The County Court has ordered three
bridges to be built across Elk river,
and the consequences naturally follow
ing from what had preceded, would be
turnpikcs stretching across these, and
uniting the other side of the river with
the county seat, which is matter Of
no little Importance to about twothirds
of the inhabitants of The county--and
all this could be or would be accom-
plished in the space Of six or eight
years time.
The effect Of this would be to i'm
prove the stock, render trans portation
cheaper and largely increase it, staIt
into life new fields for labor, which i,
one of the great sources Of wealth. o.
fer new inducements for the investment
of capital, which is another, improve
the price and condition Of laud, and ia
cilitate the propagation Of knowledge,
thereby increasing the intelligence of
the county.
Look at Davidson, Wilson, Ruthcl-
ford and Sumner counties. How does
the price o. their LAND compare with
the price Of ours? Turnpikcs traverse
them all at short intervals. Look at
the difference in tue Improvement of
the land, the fine stock, the wealth, in
telligence and happiness Of the people,
Have the pixies no influence in produ,
cling these results? If not, why are
the old ones kept up ard new ones
built? Why this outlay Of money,
which then would be foolish extIUya-
gance?
One mode Of increasing the value Of
property is hy changing its location,
either by bringing it from foreign
place home, or by furnishing means
of reaching it when we had no chance
Of using il before. Coffee brought
from Java, and tea from China, are
worth certain amonnt in those cCun
tries; imported into the United States
they have an increased value, creatGd
by the LABOR Of the in porter and its
increased utility. While in China OF
Java they could do us no good
brought to our doors they have be
come necessities. You cannot trans
: port your lands, but render them acces
sible and useful by a means Of reach
ing them, and your labor will be re
warded by an increase OF: actual value
..... Enterprise.
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TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Aug. IS, 1863.
MEssRs ZEILIN d Co. Our junior
editor has tried your Liver Regulator.
and Is taking it now, and finds it nval-
liable to him as corrector Of the stom-
ach and regulator Of the bowels. Ar
ticles of diet that he dared not indulge
in before taking your Liver Medicine,
he can now take with impunity, Very
truly, DYKES d SPARHAwk,
Editors Floridian.
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Notice to Candidates

All communications recommending can
Aidotes for Office will be charged for
., the rate of twenty-five cents per
,re--seycn words constituting line.
Natter of this description is OF purely
pryote and business character. relating TO
tbo interests ofindividuals and not coming
under the head of news.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-09-22

WE call attention to the advertise
ment Of Mcclure Temple Of Music =
3G Union street, Nashville. This house
is doing thriving business, and fully
deserves the liberal patronage bestowed
by an apprcciativc public. Mr.. James
Mcclure, the proprietor, is most
courteous gentleman, and his brother
is an able auxiliary. Go and get &c
quainted with them when you visit
Nashville.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-09-22

w. D. Watterson, Esq, has been at
Hurricane Springs short time, and
his health, instead of improving, is
growing gradually worse. SO we are
informed by his friends.
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What Strangers Say Of winchester.

the editorial correspondence or the
Crystal Springs (Miss.) Herald, and
think tina. our readers will find it inter
esting. The invi do usness of some of
the compliments is the only thing that
detracts from its acceptability to us:
WINCHESTER, TENN.
"This is a beautiful place, located in
a fertile valley, while lofty smoky
mountains, like amphitheatres, nearly
surround the place. From the cupola
of the Courthouse the mountains, hous-
es and trees are magnificently mapped
out, while beautiful stream, like sill.
yer thread, courses its way over rocky
precipices until no longer visible. The
breezes from mountain SUBMITS give
healthfulness to the place, and the
town is growing up with those persons
who wish good summer resort. We
found persons here from Louisiana,
Mississippi and Texas. The society is
good, and the place supplied with good
schools and churches. Winchester has
a good newspape r-the Home Jour
nal-whch fights Radcalism in q bold
and independent manner.
MARY SHARP COLLEGE.
This institution has gained wide
reputation. Its healthy location and
thorough instruction have drawn pu-
pills from all portions of the country.
The pupils here are taught to think
and analyze; they must understand ev.
erything thoroughly, and nothing is
gone over until perfectly comprehend
ed. Elder Z. c. Graves is President Of
the College, assisted by an able corps
of teachers. Elder Graves is well
suited to fill such an honorable posi-
ton, having had mole than twenty
years experience in teaching. We
never saw teacher who labored more
assiduously and worked with greater
energy, in order to explain and simplify
everything to his pupils. Before the
war the school averaged over three
hundred pupils. This year there were
more than one hundred at the opening,
and preparations are being made for
two hundred and fifty pupils. The
buildings have been improved, and
eight new pianos are added to the mu,
steal department,
We met here Elder j, c. McCloud,
formerly Of Mississippi, but now Twin.
in Jefferson, Texas. He had his
daughter and two other young ladies
with linn who came this long distance
to hunt up the Mary Sharp College
where such splendid opportunities are
presented for procuring first class
education. The Musical Department
of this school is under charge of Prof
'Steinhagen, assisted by other teaches
who thoroughly understand their bust.
ness. Prof. Chas. Guicta has charge
of the Painting Department. He was
educated in the Academy Of Rome, the
hone of painting and music. Prof. q.
lives in an old moss grown building
almost covered with gapevines-has
no company but his cat. Here, in this
secluded studio, he devotes all of his
time in handling the easel and painters
brush, and playing on his guitar
Among the beautiful paintings which
adorn his walls are the likeness OF thu
late Gen Rosscau and the Cruciixiol
of Christ-the latter painting 6xll
and admirably executed, The College
is lucky in getting such teacher o
fine arts.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-09-22

Mr.. Wallace Colyar, Of Tennessee,
and Miss Carrie Douglas, Of Atlanta,
Ca, were married q short time since
and are now residing at Tracy City,
We congratulate them both.
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PUBLIC BOARDING HOUSE.

Mrs. y. i. Carter notifies the public thai
she has rented the Sims Tavern House
and will receive transient. day. aud regti.
lar boarders. on reasonable terms. She !,
lifting up the establishment in good style
and asks liberal patronage of the publ,
feb
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-09-22

Mr.. William Simmons has sold his
interest in the Sewance Tannery to the
other stockholders.
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THE First National Bank OF Pulaski
will go into operation in a few days.
The Richland Saving Bank is to be
merged into it.
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the
estate " Benjamin Franklin decd. are
hereby notified to file the same with the
Clerk of the County Court of franklin
County. Tenn. on or before the 18th day OF
December next. duly authenticated. or the
same will be forever barred. rs said estate
has been suggested as insolvent to the
Clerk of said Court. {. ii. BEAN.
. aup25. Administrator.
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The FAIR at Fayetteville will con-
tnue all this week, and the entertain
mcnt which it affords has been highly
cXtolled.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-09-22

Elder NJ. b. Clement has sold his res
idence to Mr.. w. S. Walmsley for four
thousand dollars.
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We are under obligations to MIR.
viii. Brazelton for some of the largest
and finest peaches we have seen this
year
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-09-22

TENNESSEE bonds were quoted IN
New York on Tuesday at 6l5 for the
old issue, and Coz for the new,
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The most successful Fair ever held
in Maury county is looked for this fall
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-09-22

PLAIN and ornamental Job Printing
neatly executed at this Office. Terms
positively cash.
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In Chancery at Winchester.
John G. Enochs, admir-, etc,

The Heirs and Creditors of 5. u. Cole.
Upon motion. and it appearing to the
Clerk and Master from the bill which is
sworn to that defendant James :. Cole
is a nonresident Of the State of Ten
ncssec, so that the ordinary process Of law
cannot he served upon him.
IT Is therefore ordered that publication
he made for four consecutive weeks in tie
Home journal. published in Winchester
Tennessee. requiring said nonresident
defendant to appear before the Clerk anC
Master on or before the fourth Monday IT,
January next, and plead, answer or demui
to complainant's bill. or the same will be
taken Tor confessed aud set for hearing eN
partc n to him. Witness my hand at
office. August 2G, 1870. II. Il. EsTILL.
SEPT Nv Clerk and Master
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THERE are twenty-seven hundred Ii
,ensed dogs in Memphis.
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The Times says Chattanooga is i'm
proving very rapidly.
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COLD opened in New York Tuesday
It 1872 and closed at ll34.
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Malala Franklin, admire OF Jos Franklin
" Iii, Heirs.
In this cause. ON motion. it appearing Il"
Tn, Clerk 4 Master from the bin which Is
sworn Ia. tial Frances Carroll McNcily.
is Il nonresident Of the state of Tennessee
- that the ordinary process Utthr la" can
not BE- served upon her.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
he mad, for tour Consecutive weeks In the
Home Journal. newspaper published III
" inchC,tcr. Franklin county. Tennessee.
requiring said NONRESIDENT defendant L"
apinar on or Iriorr the nest term of the
Chluccry Court. Ia hr held for the county
of FrHnkIin. at the Courthouse in Win
chester. Tenn. on the lth Monday in Jan.
next. and plead. answer OF denur to
comulainant'~ hill. or the same will bc la
ken Tor confessed. and set tor hearing cX
partc ~ to hei.
Witness my hand. at office, thi, Scptem-
Der l3yh. 1870.
II. Il. ESIlLL.
Clerk 4 Master.
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CorroS in New York is selling at
nominal prices.
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DIR. T.. G., MARKS.

Having located permanently In VIM
chester. offers his services TO the public II
al the branches of his profession. HI
office is at present at the offi.e Of C0lyxr
Marks & Fitzpatrick, where he may
always be found, unless professionally
absent.
apr 29-12m
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A4iivea'
DIR. SIMMONS
Liver RegEaater,

\ preparation Of roots and herbs. warrant
ed TO be strictly vegetable, and can do no
injury to any one.
II has been used by hundreds, and known
for the last - years rs one of the most re-
liable. ciiiCacioiS and harmless prepara-
tions ever offered 10 the suffering. If
taken regularly and persistcntly, it is sure
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q The sy'np-
stonIS OF liver
complaint
lll.n llnNNsl-


m Inc nITN, NOWIIImV5 tNr PAIN + m INC
shoulder. ind Is mistaken for rheumatism.
The stomach affected with loss OF Ape
tilc and sickness. bowels in general cos
tive. sometimes alternating with lax. The
bead l. troubled with paiu.and duh, heavy
sensation. considerable loss OF memory.
accompanied with painiul sensation OF
having LETT undonc something which ought
to have been done. Often complaining OF
weakness. debility and low spirits, some
times. some of the above symptoms attend
the disease, and ut other times very few of
them: but the Liver is gencr''y the or
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.NNOUNCEMENTS.
20 = lo, announcements Fire DoHars, m
sr"' ''' rqriably in odrdhce.
CONGRESS-.

CONGRESS-
. :, nr,x-We are authorized to announce
nH Matt Martin of Manchester as as u can can
foi MI ,or Congress for this, til" 4tll Con-
'nrsnnuooo1E-We are authorized to an,
phonuIE Z. Dromgoole, of rutherford
nou a.r a candidate for Con?r from inc
''"nrtH Congressional District Election
November, 1870.
STATE SENATE.
ro,,ry--we arc authorized to announce
c, l1l " ?. FOLEY, of Franklin county, as as
.a ip"nddate to represent the COUNTIES te,, or
aTr .TI and Lincoln in the senat9riai
ra ,,nh If the State Legislature, FRANKLIN
, pli"t entitled to the representative
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LEGISLATURE.


Editor Home journal;
With full appreciation OF the uie,es y,
fine office. and heart full CT anxiety TO
m M, good Representatives ! authorize you ,
,''', announce me as a candidate to 4ct ior
, III county of Franklin in the Lower
i pronrh Of the next General Assembly.
Ti"rtinn the sth OF November next.
Lic'''o'' W. j. SLATER.
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Regulator.

ache. chronic ularriiuH. affections OF the
bladder. camp dy 5cntery. affections of the
kidneys. fever. nervousness. chills, diseases
OF the skin. impurity of the blood. melan-
choiy, or depression of spirits. heartburn.
collie, or pains in the bowels. pain in the
head fever and ague. dropsy. buils, pain in
back and limbs, asthma. erysipelaS. female
affections, and bilious diseases generally.
Prepared only by
j. II. IElLIN Il CO.,
Druggists, Macon, Ga
Price 81 co.
For sale in Winchester By J. VI. Hutch
ins, Druggist. apll GIN
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In Chancery at Winchester,

IN For sale by J. NJ. IIlTCliiNS, Pub
liz square. Winchester, Tenn. an@i6
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Commercial Hotel

Corner of Cedar and Cherry Streets, tnear
the Public square,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
The Proprietor of this House is deter
mined that it shall not be surpassed in fare
and accommodations by any Hotel in the
country.
Mrs. fulghum gives her special attention
10 tile Culinary Department.
j. G.. FULGliUM. Proprietor.
JOsEPm LAiRApg and +. VI. CRAWFORD.
Clerks.
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Dyspepsia,
ac he,
ia Il nd ice.
90 StiVcllcSS.
sick head
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Sent, 10. 1870.

We arc authorized to announce Colonel
uovIrn March rs Il candidate to represent
iminkJin County in the Lower House oil
the State Legislature. Election Novein-
t.ra 1870