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ERTE WAY.-Trains will leave Depots


IL foot OF Chamberst of Twenty thirst foows
Chambers at lO A. m ana
D. m iay Twenty-thrls at 149 s4o M ana
6l5 D. m iay improved Drawing Room Coaches VIII ac-
the through Buffalo, connecting at ionels
Vile with magnificent Sleeping Coaches through Cleveland and Gallon
Sleeping the 10 train from
Buffalo Rochester Buffalo aud Cincinnati
An Emgrant leaves daily at ?. ,,
Port Jey and WAY, 4;J0 tTweny hristi 43 p IN
Express ercepe connecting for "areA Mont
gomer,, Guliorl. Pine Island, AMI UnionSle.
Po Way $3.50 p M (Twen'y hri, 3;l9 p M
Otve and Way, al $3.50 daily Twenty b;Io IN
Po Nevburgh AMI Way, $3.50 and 4; p m CiTent-
thrist, 7tj a m, 35 and AIS p ,.
For Sufern m aud Twen third st. 4fo and
Theaer train, ll:30 CTwentyEhirlsti p M
For Way from ri Depot at 6:45 m s:lo
m l:45 m (dalyl, 3i1 3:l3 and 6;+3
Depot t:ij 9:l5 m, l'f p H.
iaiy p. m, 5:l5 m. AMI 6:i5 m
Po laekensaek and Way from Twntyhirls Depot at S;f5 M
Has NJ 3i5 5l5 5:b and 6:io = m From
Chambers- Depot IL m, 3:l5 p mt p H. anu
6:i5 q.
For Pennout Monsey and Way from Twen Depot S;4S
a m s3:l5 AIS $40 o:lo p NJ ana
only 'l2 midnight From Chabers-s Depot az m
m $3.50 p & 4:l5 p. IN. $3.50 and Saturdays only ~
midnight e,.--t..
Tickets Apartments In Drawing Room AMI Sleeping
orders for the checking and OF Dag
the Companys OMoes al BY an 30
and Thrdaye Harlem Jj Fu
Book Drpo,s Chsmbesi. and foot Of Iwenh l
AZ Svork No JRrcangepaoe and Long Dock Depot Jersey C
and OF Agents at the principal hotel.
WM X. BARR, General Passenger Agent
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HUDSON RINER RAILROAD.-Tralns leave

Il Tlirtehst. a. follows ,,
Chicago Express Drawn room cars ataehe
lO3D m, Day Express. Drawing room cars atsrt el
m, Montreal Express, Irawing-roon ears attached a.,
$50 Pacific Express with Sleeping through 90 chicago with
change via NJ G. X. r., also L. :. NJ y X H. tDayJ
IL o. m Night Express, Sleeping attached.
1900 a. m $3.50 aud ?. n. Poughkeepsie Trans.
m, i:l5 and $3.50 ?. M, Peekskil Trains.
/ and ESQ p. M, Sing Sing Trains.
6:4O 1872 9O Il m, 45 3O AM liO p m ionkers
Trains ~. ..,...,,,.
@ m. to Poughkeepe on sundaysl j. d. TOuCEi SUIT
New-York tribune., 1870-04-14
THE MYSTERY

EDWIN DROOD.
DICKENS'S NEW STORY,
PROM ADVANCE SHEETS.
By Special Arrangement with the Author
EVERY SATURDAY.
EVERY SATURDAY H. for April 2 ready contains two
additional chapters Dckens story printed from the ADors
Adudns Sheds
CHAPTER w. SAPsRA
CHAPTER v NIX. DURDIEs AND PRIHSD.
The popular this Is well expressed by The Boston
Traveller Judging this sample have great story
before or the the tale being one
and sorng occasion for grand displays Of the
This number Of EVERY SATURDAY has the following
ADMIRABLE ILLUSTRATIONS:
A LONDON GARDEN
DICKBSSS LAST READING.
THE LOST PATH
THE OLD HULK.
THE LORD CHANCELLOR
LAL LAL FALLS NEAR BALLARAT
PROSPECTIVE
A SUPERB PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT
aeeoppauies this nuinte EVERY SATURDAY representing
EDWIN BOOTH AS HAMLET, ,,vroy
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famous Character The next number EVERY SATURDAY will
Supplement companion picture by the eminent artists
MR.. FECHTER AS HAMLET.
rSy- THE MYSTERY OF EDWIN brood will be continued in
EVERY SATURDAY through the year.
TERMS OF EVERY SATURDAY"
Weekly Number 10 cents Monthly Parts % eensi Yearly
Subscriptions SIS advance; 81 Subscribers for any other
periodical published by Fields, Osgocd Co.
rf,.Por sale BY all Booksellers md Sew-iealers
FIELDS, OSGO0D a. Co. Publishers Boston
DUTTON Co. 7l3 Broadway Newicrk specsl Agents for
f.. o.. 4 = Publications.
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nlusiral Instruments.

A GREAT OFFER.
N HORACE WATERS 4S1 BROADWAY NEw.YORK,
viii dispose Hundred PIANOS hELoDEoNS and okGANs oi
I makers extremely low for cash during this mon
RS monthly until pad the same 10 be ana
rent money applied purchased New Chekerng Pianos ior Kent
Monthly insiallnens received for same
A ROSEWOOD 5-Octave MELODEON for
n s55; secondhand in good order for 80 and Prince To-
New style ORGANS stops, for u rGess ie eSs p,
A CHICKERING 500 PIANO for $500.
N plain caeegs oyertung for 2oo seconahanu or
W. s. T. GORDON FOG Broadway
A GREAT REDUCTION in PianOs.-BarmOre' 9
IA Waeroom 3S Beeckerft splendid sssormen wIranted
Eve years; IL Prize medals testimonials from distinguished artists
IF YOU want good PIANO, cheap, call at
NJ NJ. MERRRLBs dste L. p Cummnss,'l Wareroom, NO .
nstamnts rented TO suit customers
Only look at them before you decide elsewhere
MASON g. HAMLlN ORGANS-Several
WI great reurou aying been used only short umel
guaranteed he SOLD bargains HIRED with privilege ci
NJ II. o. Co. No. 596 BroSdway
New-York tribune., 1870-04-14
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

$3.50 :. m. Mail Train for Greenport.
M, Royn Glen Cove, Locust Valley Huntingdon and
Nortiport ,,
p m Risehea Express Train through to Greenpot SATURDAY
nights. - .--
Northpor.
5:3i D. M, for North Isip.
All trains connec a Branch for Hempiead
Rlyn, Glen Cove Locust Valley Huntington, and
N0fNP''' 'A'e i''"' 'A' - ~ ~ l. d. BARTON sup..
New-York tribune., 1870-04-14
WITH A BLUSH RETIRE.


Sir William Dehison, ex-Govemor-General of the
Australian Colonies and Governor of Madras, has
published two thick volumes Of correspondence and
personal reminiscence which he entities Varieties
of Viceregal Life" They seem to be upon the whole
rather heavy but they contain some good stories for
most of which Sir William is indebted 10 his wifes
diary. Lady Denison lets us behind the scenes at
Official pageants and receptions in most engaging
manner. The excellent Governor, it seems, has a
way Of thinking aloud when he is at all uncomforta
BILE. One day he was entertained at grand dinner
by the Rajah Of Mysore and was particularly
annoyed by the constant receipt of daiDtes
from the Rajah who, concealed behind curtain,
watched the manner Of their acceptance. Whether
Sir William was aware of this or was solely moved
by the Character of the gifts. he kept exclaimng
audibly :" What is this What do you wanti Good
heavens! i can't eat this! il smells particularly
nastyF while Lady Denison after yainly acteInI Idng
20 stop HIM was seized with such q fit of laughter
that the tears ran down her cheeks Sir William
himself tells that when he received another Rajah
after talking some time and meeting with very little
response he exclaimed in English to his companion
How am to get nd of this food" gIin on the
faces VI some OF the Rajas attendants showed that
the remark was more generally appreciated than had
tbeen lntenSed Another stony Illustrates the nall-
ily Of the Hindoo TO appreciate not only the value of
Truth but even the importance attached TO il by
EBRlisNmels- a new road had hsen opened near the
back Of bungslew occupied by one of the aides-dc-
t4 AID Vs S.-~~i sA.slA .iiAt psseis by cyuiu re
New-York tribune., 1870-04-14
Gearbers.

YOUNG LADY desires position as
N TEACHER or GOvBRNBss school or family can teach the
English branches Address T. A. H. Daren Depot Coma
A LADY of education and good social posi-
ton desires With for the care and n super
intenence children whom she could receive ~ h own
home situated short distance from the city Most aac
tory reference given Address Mira WOLCOrT 6o Tribune ohce
New-York tribune., 1870-04-14
Mem 11nbIirations.
~ OFFICE has been removed 70 No. 40 Puon-st, n Y
CHRIST AND THE GALLOWS;
REASONS FOR THE ABOLITION
CAPITAL. PUNISH HMENT
BY MARVIN II. BovEB.


Chap. l. INTRODUCTION.
H. GOvERNMRyT-ITS WAR POWERS
I'LL THE RIGHT OF GOVERNMENT TO IMPLICIT THB
PENALTY OF DEATH EXPLICITLY DENIED
". SACREDNEss OF HUMAN LIFE.
v. THE IRRBMEDIABLE LAW.
vi. INSANITY A PRBDISPoSING CAUSE OF CRIME
VII THE DEATH MENACE AS DETERRENT OF CRIME
Will THE DEATH PUNIsHMBNT-ITs MORAL EFFECT UPON
SOCIETY CONSIDERED.
IX PROGRESS IN PENAL LEGISLATION.
x PENAL REFORM IN GREAT BRITAIN.
xI PROGRESS OF PENAL LEGISLATION IN THE UNITED
STATES. x - -, mum
XII and XIII PROGRESS OP PENAL LEGISLATION IN THE
WESTERN STATES
XIV CHRIST AND THE GALJOws-THE SCRIPTURE AR
GUMEYT
Xv CHRIST AND THB GAJLOWS-CHRISTS REBUKE OF
THB SPIRIT OF RETALIATION
IN ONE VOLUME
HANDSOMELY BOUND IN CLOTH PRICE 50
e by mail on receipt ofprice
THE TRIBUNE,
EEW-YORK.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-14
WEDNESDAY, April 13-P w.
For the one million of bonds bought by the
lV4 OtLOCh N. VI.
Sales Of Gorernsest Bosds.

Secretary Of the Treasury today there were offerings OF
s2,j9,2OO with prices ranging from losdlCO9 Ihe ioi-
lowing are the awards:
New-York tribune., 1870-04-14
NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
~ ROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT


COMMENCING NOV %. 1869.
Passenger Ncg-iork, VI
Fomth-aye Entrance Tweuty seventh
TRAINS LEAVE NRW-YORK
For Nevayen anl Bridgeport. T. (Erl I9 l2:i5 (EI
$500 (.r), J.ij. $50 500 and (fI.D D.. m.
Milford srator Pairfe Southport Wostpo 100 1880
a 3:45, t:3O, and $3.50 p m.
Por EorWalk 700 8:c0 EI e0c ll30 :l5 (EIl $500
RLl 345 40 lEIl $50 ESQ and $500 lES) pm
For Darien z 9 ll:3O 3:i5 i:30 $50, and $3.50
For stanford lBHl l:30 M: i25 Er) 2:l5, tEr)
3ij 1890 (Br.), $40, $50. $3.50. T:l5 (Er.) m.
Por Greenwich, 1889 2l5 3:i5 4l5 $50 $780, 7:l5
For Port Chester ani intermediate stations at ll:3O 25
345 As $50 6:30 AMI 7:l5 p N.
Sunday NAL Train leaves rSenty sevenhs York at r
New-York tribune., 1870-04-14
THURSDAY, APRIL Ia, 1870.
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
DEOPLEs LINE FOR ALBANY; ,,vv,
STEAMERS IN TIKI W0RLD ,,oyn

II
STEAMERS IN TIKI WORLD; cuvoyn
THE ST. JOHN, DREW AND psAn flIn no,th Riys EVERY
the above steamer viii leave Ter NO a. Albany
p. ~ esoS, sh rrosd Jain. West Runng leave
A.ny Steamboat Landing m t"uS or Oh uelss can Oh
t.;ns A and baggage checked 70 ln aesaH
Freight received until the hour Of departure
YNROY LINE for ALBANY and TROY.-Ihe
fasest elegant the Hudson leave Pier "a hola
meeting It above places morning express r.ns for ihs mo
Wet and East 81 90 Thrcugh tickets issoe asl oagss
cheeke Sunday 81 Freight taken at low rates enrnns '
Troy at ani Albany st3 o'clock
NOR BOSTON, via Fall River, touching az
popT Commander Lewis and OLD COLONY Commander simmons
Sundays srcepd at 'r M AMss IIS PsI FISK IL f. PTeadSn
''Js n. r. sIMoss, Managing Director
o. H. VALE Gen. Passenger Agent
II. II. MASGUM Freight Agent :, ,s,,,
CPECIAL MOTTO ICE-NARRAGANSEIT
vorlnoxned steamers BRsT0L and PROVIDENCE VIII resume
tbeir trips on the via Pan River touching Hewport
Nothing has been omitted CONDUCIVE W INC s~AeS ~
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
NORWICH LINE.
Por Boston Worcester Fohbug Groton Junction Lowell Lawrence
Nashua Manchester Concord Palmer, Bratieboo abd b'eeAe
points. The new and sianeh steamers
CITY OF BOSTON
and CITY OF Bw.JOED0N,
win leave New York daily Sunday eIeep O'clock from
For and Nowieh there connecting Win hIps p %
for the aaoys POns va New sNi S%sIa gs R,os
through tickets aud rates for freight apply sunR t p%ee
NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.
meets Al Hampton with the Delaware Lackawsnna and est
err Railroad with the Lehgh Valley Railroad and s con-
New-York tribune., 1870-04-14
CONNECTING TRAIys.

For Boston, via Springfield, N. lEIl 3 3(Ex) 8EI)nm
For Boston via Shore Line 2l5 Ok 5 (Rrl p.
For Hartford and Springfield Lex 2l5 (EEl, 4:3o
to Hartford, p. IN.
For Connecticut River Railroad Ia tEr 2lS ?. IN. Montreal
Up IN o Northampton.
for Hartford Providence Eshk Railroad eEI m p:l5
p
For New Haven, Nes-LOnion and s,oalngOn Railroad m
1915, 3, p.
PoI Canal Railroad 800 p Northampton and Williams
burgh
For IIOnsaonic Railroad g. m. AMI p
For Naugauck Railroad, "a M (EI) pm
For Dsnbay Eorwslk Railroad a. 2:l5 and I0
with ght Train from Norgalk
Por NtwCanaAn Railroad 2l5 40 IN, and satur-
days $3.50 P. IN
Commoious Sleeping Cars attached to m tsnj Drawing
Room Car " the a. and } m. trains.
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Has m.-For Plain6eh Saturdays only ., .oo n ,o
1o:a5 Iilo m2 m 100 200 2l5 3:l5, $3.50 400 4:o 49,
5:l5 5:45 60O 620, 7:CO i:l5 I45 85o lO'Zo H'o H.
-' FOR TTE WEST 81,
9am-wRsTERs ExPREss daily Except sunfay Tor Eastcn Anen
town Harrisburg without change OF TO Cnnau or
Chicago St Louis Connects at Harrisburg r
Ere Connects at someyie for fenhngon ,on
meets s,roubug Water Cap Scranton &C. connects
AT Pblipsburg for MaGch Cbunck, WilkesbaTe, &c ,r
m-CscIySaTI RxPRTss daily Eason Bethlehem Allen
town Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago, and Cincinnati sleep
Chicago Connects at Junction Win
Lac kawanna and Western Railroad for Scranton.
from Jersey City TO Pittsburgh every
Tickets for the obtained the the Central k
road Of Kes-Jeey foot Liberty - No Asor House
III broadway; No. 10 Greer ~ and at the pnaI
hotels. L. hI,hhai oupc'ih"1oeA"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-18
m ACT RELATING TO WILD
GAME.

In view OF the general disregard of
the provisions of the act relating to
wild game and fish, passed by the
Nevada Legislature In 1861, and still
in force In this State, we publish few
sections Of the law for the Information
Of sportsmen:
Section / declares Il unlawful to catch or
attempt to catch Ash by means oi any drag, net
or basket Of any kind.
Section q II shall be unlawful for any per.
son or persona, at any time, to kill or injure or
bird, blue jay, martin, thrush, moeking bird,
sWalow, red-brea cat-bird, quail. wren or
humming bird, or to disturb the ne-t or eggs
Of said birds.
or persons, at any time after the 1st day OF
April and before the lst day OF September, In
each year to catch. kin or destroy, or to pursue
With such intent, any grouse. sage chicken,
prairie chicken, partridge, pheasant, woodeock,
ducks, brant. swan, sand-hill, crane, ployer,
snipe, euriew, robin, dove, meadow lark, yellow
hammer or bittern. or to have In his or their
pdasession. or 20 expose for sale any Of the
Birds or game mentioned In this section, during
the season when the killing, injuring or pursu-
ing Of the same In herein prohibited.
Section 4. II shall be unlawful for any person
or persons, at any time. to destroy, injure or
disturb the nest or egys OF any Of tho birds
protected by this act.
Section s. II shall be unlawful for any person
or persons. at any time after the lst day Of
January and before the 1st day OF July, In each
year. to catch, kill or destroy, or to pursue with
such intent, any deer, antelope, elk, mountain
sheep or goat. or to have In his possession, or
to expose to sale, any OF the wild game or
animals mentioned In this section, during the
season when the killing. injuring or pursuing Is
herein prohibited; pTorided, that nothing In
this act shall be 90 construed as TO prohibit any
person or persons In taking any bird, fowl, fish
or animal. at any time, for the purpose OF tanning
the same, or for scientific purposes.
Section Q. Every person or persons offending
against any Of the provisions Of this act, and
on conviction thereof shall forfei: and pay for
avery such o6ense Q penalty Of not less than
Is, with costs OF suit, nor more than $500, with
costs Of suit, to be recovered In civil action In
the name OF the people OF the United States Of
tho Territory OF Nevada before any Justice OF
the Peace OF the proper county; such fine, so
collected. shall be paid into the county treasury
for tho benefit OF the common schools OF the
Territory Of Nevada; further, that all such hnes
and sosts shall be collected without stay OF
execution, and such defendants may, by order
Of the Court, DO confined within the county
al until such nncs and costs shall have been
uaid r-sr...H
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-18
LITERAL ANsWRRa.

A lady noticed q boy sprinkling salt
on the sidewalk to take off the ice,
and remarked to friend, pointing to
the salt L:
"Now, that Is benevolence."
"No 1t ain't," said the boy, some
what Indignantly, "it's salt"
So when a lady asked her servant
girl II the hired man cleaned Off the
snow with alacrity, she replied
No ma a'am, he used shovel"
The same literal turn Of mind which
we have been illustrating Is sometimes
used Intentionally, and perhaps little
maliciously, and thus becomes the
property Of wit instead Of blunders.
Thus we hear Of very polite and Inn
pressive gentleman who said to a youth
In the street:
"Boy, may l inquire where Robin
sons drug store Is ?"
"Certafnly, SIR" replied the boy
very respectfully.
"Well, sir" said the gentleman,
after waiting a while, "where Is it!"
s-,'sI havn't the least idea, yer honor"
Said the urchin.
There was another boy who was
accosted by an ascetic middle-aged
lady, with: =,
"Boy, / want to 60 to Dover street."
"Well, ma'am," said the boy, "why
don't you 90, then" p -.
One day, at Lake George, a party Of
gentlemen strolling among the beauti-
ful Islands ON the lake, with bad luck,
espied q straw hat dangling 4 line over
the side Of boat,
"Hallo, boy,n said one of them,
what are you doing?"
"Eishing," came the answer.
Well, Of course" said the gentle
man, "but what do You catch?"
"Fish, you fool; what do you sup
pose?n
s"Did any of you ever see an ele-
phant's skim" inquired teacher Of
an infant class.
"I have" exclaimed one.
"Where ?" asked the teacher.
"On the elephant" said the boy,
laughing. :.
Sometimes this sort of wit degener-
stes, or rises, as the case may be, into
punning, as when Flora pointed pen
sively to the heavy masses Of clouds in
the sky, saying:
al wonder where those clouds are
going?" and her brother replied:
II think they are going to thunder"
Also the following dialogue:
"Hallo, there? how do you sell
wood?"
"By the cord"
"How long has 1t been eut."
-Four feet. -.
81 mean how long has 1t been since
you cut it?"
"No longer than 1t is now"
0That Ia eShilarating," said lady
to the street sprinkler. mo, madam
replied the sprinkler, "it Is river
water"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-31

't 70 Keep Fowl, Eca'thJ'
The wayl keep my fow'a in health
lc!1on ont lie house once week PIT
wood ashcs urdcr The roost; have
iron basins Cor them to drink from;
waiicwash inside hen-Aopae with hot
LING, put lille hcrosinc oil on TIE
roosts once \ month. The main food
is oats, anil cake Of scraps to vick on
! never feed Int Jnce \ day ut noon
or when ! shut them mp ut four or Civ,
p. N. When they run ont, then give
them Nil they VIII eat IN MY cNpc
ijenco llere is 30 way 10 get diseased
fowls ca-icr than TO keep item stuffed
i'makcs them lazy cul'hcy won T. wor(
rs muchas thry ought TO, TO keep in
lea',hy condition. ! never hai an'
crlcs in chickens, Whom any fowl sn
lhs to dgoop lei'a three large Tl
or common herd yellow soap, lis th
hest Ting TO cleanse a fowl l know OF
! follow It for three days, giving Their
nothing to ga, ANA plenty Of pure we
,c.jo drnk.- X.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-31
Sheriff sale.

WI. Tanksby SIS. Joseph Clcek, John
sherwood ct, ais.
~ virtue ofan order ofsalc to me iss-
ucd from the Circuit court Of Franklin
county, Tennessee in the above
ause, VIII sell TO the highest
bidder for cash Mt The Court House door In
Wmchester on the 18th day Of March lsTO,
one tract Of land in civil district No. II
Of Franklin County, on tile waters OF
of Turkey Creek bounded by The lands OF
john Nelson, john Brit, Sion cameron ct.
ais. containing lJJacreS more or less. as
tie land Of dclt. Joseph Cleck Ono other
tiUct IN civil district No Z of said county
bounded by tho lands Of Robert Daniel
Lewis Davidson, Charles Rates, ct. ais,
containing lpOUcrcs, more rr less, as til,
Mnd Of def John Sherwood. Said two
lract Of land win be sold to satisfy said Or
der Of sale. OK ten thousand dollars.
march 3d 1870
p. Il. Curtis Dept'y Sheriff.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-31
Land for Sale !

J. s. Mcclure, VS. W. W. Conway and
Wife, ct ais.
BY virtue OF decree of the County
Court, pronounced at the February. term
1870, in the above cause. will. on
Monday. March 18th, 1870.
offer for sale, mt the Courthouse door in
the town OF Winchester. the tract Of land
of which Jane Mcclure died, seized and
possessed, containing II acres.
The biddings TO commence at 50 90 per
acre
Said land will be sold on a credit of II
months. except the sum Of 10 per cent. in
cash, which Is to be paid OF day Of sale.
Notes with approves security will be
required, and Il lien retained until the
whole Of the purchase money is paid.
JNO. q. EN0CHS, Clerk.
Feb. 2Ltds-S7 so
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-31
..sln %. .ss.,irssas :, srar.r.a rlsxssa =
sspAIDFAE. NY rECErS.

Sosadalis the Great I}l0od Mcdi~
cine l. not pr. AIRED IKE iluil eNlr'cts or
djuriIy ere, Uupst Of which coptn,G very
lillIe 81 the virtues Of ,hc articles FROM
watch they are madcl bet Is compounded
upon scientific principles with great care
by IN experienced Chemist and pharma-
ceutist, ami contains all the active prin-
riYlCs of thcariirlts from which tits pre-
pHrcd, I'm a highly concentrated and pleas
ant form The "Rosadalis' Compound
Therefor gives universal satisfaction 10 all
Physician, and patients who haze tested
. II in diseases ofthr Blood, Liver Kidneys,
or Bladder lC has sbycn highly recon-
Iwcn5ed aud approved by Tue Medical rae,
nifty wherever II has been introduced, and
/ Is now being Usod with the most decided
succe Is iu the prac,l,e ofsomc Of The most
|cmmcut Physicians IN The United states
o rur ulr by Iiutchius 4 Warner
. Druggists, Winchester Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-31
last 7 CALL, !!

Z WOULD SAY TO THOSE PERSONS
Awho have accounts with me, that |
bought C.. NJ, Hunters interest IN tie
house and lot klown'as the Wilson Correr'
and all the goods, notes and accounts.
The said Hunter holdsmy notes for a Mrge
portion OF the property purchased RON
him. / have to pay said notes, and IT Is
impossible for me 20 do so unless | coiect
money. Those that owe me wi | have IN
til the 18th day Of Narcotic settle up. AZ
ter saictdate | wll'--urlcss asperial ar
rangcmcnt Is madc--hand unsettled claims
to an officer for collection.
To- do not want 70 sue. but nave nc
way of evading the payment Of ny ow'
debts. D. l.. Baum.
February 9th, 1870.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-31
Dissolution.
initial Paper x
County Court OF Franklin County.
Raney II. Shaateen ct ais. We, William Sta

County Court OF Franklin County
Raney II. Shasteen ct ais. We. William sta
pies ctaia.
On motion. and il appearing 20 the clerk
that George Staples, sophia Garnett, Jel-
ferson Esiil and WIFI are the heirs at law
of Armstrong DonaldsoA and wife Lucin-
dn, deceased, tto-wit); John Donaldson,
william Beard and V ite GeorgeA. DON
aldson, Van Hrinkley and wife. Jones G.
Donaldson, Carroll $. Donaldson, are the
heirs at law Of Jacob Van2ant and wife.
deceased, to- Wit; i, G.. Griffith and wife,
John Taylor and wife, D, j. Fan1ant, ).
A. Vanzant. and the children Of Isaac YAM
zant, deceased. ltowit); Robert and Isaac
VanHant. and j. p.G. Dunn Midwife are non
residents OF the state. so that the ordinary
! process Of law cannot be served on them
! lis therefore ordered That publication be
made for four consecutive weeks in the
| Home journal. a newspaper published in
/ Winchester, Tenn, requiring said defend
ants to appear before his honor j. n. Nc
Cutchcon, Judge Of the County Court
| ON tie first Monday in March, 1870. and
make defense to said Bin, Or it will be
taken for confessed, and set tor hearing
| eX pArLc as to them.
JNo. G. ENoCus, Clerk.
/ ca f. a 20
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-31
Sheriff Sale,

Spencer & Crabtrec vs. W. s. Waggoner,
er. ais. building committee Ebenezcr
Church.
BY virtue Of an order of sale issued by
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Franklin
county. Tenn, IN lie above named cause.
/ Win offer for sale to the highest bidder
for cash. a. the Courthouse door in Win
chester, Tenn on
Monday, March It'll, 1870,
Ebcnczer Church llonse ana lot, lying in
civil district No. Of said county and
state. on Cohec's Creek, adjoining tie
lands Of Travis, Cray and Others. supposed
10 contain one acre. Sold to satisfy plain
tiils' demands in the above cause. Febru-
airy LIST, 1870. j. u FlNCH'.
lpGl7-tds--6 90 Deputy Sheriff.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-31
DIR. e. G. MARKS.

Having located permanently In Win.
chester, offers his services 10 the public u
all the branches Of his procession. lii
office is at present at the ollie Of Colysr
Marks & Fitzpatrick, where he ma,
always be found, snless professional,
absent. O.-
apr 2e-i1m U.f