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THE RED RIVER REBELLION.

Military Prisoners Banished by the Insur-
&ents-Covernor McDouaalPs Views Of the
RcbeIliOD-Movement In Favor Of Annexa-
tiOn-The Threatened Indian Raid Upon che
American Settlements.
CHICAGO, Jan. S, 1870.
. Launa, editor Of the Windsor (Canada)
r.. ri, arrived at ST. Paul last night from Fort
>ry. He says the prisoners coptured by the insur-
Jnts were oil sentenced to banishment except
>,lultz Nor, Snow and Hallett. Their tate s not
kaown. All the banisned prisoners went to Penn.
Dna on the 25tn ult. Governor McDougall, in anti
ciation Of this, provided for their conveyance St.
Paul before he left. Mr.. Launa denies the Schultz
gunpowder plot.
Governor McDougall, his daughter and three sons
arrived here this morning from st. Paul ana left
this afternoon at five O'Clock by the Michigan Gen.
tral Railroad. He asserted In an interview to-day
That the Red river war was an insignificant
Affair 80 far as numbers and influence OF the
Insurgents Is concerned. Most OF tae insur
genus. he SAID. are controlled by the Post
Governor McDougals correspondence ana put nim
70 other trouble. He says he aid not wish TO pre-
cipitate civn war, ana ordered his ahherents to
quietly pursue their avocatlonS until some
steps are taken by the Canadian government. IL
taxes eight days to come from PembiRa to
Che nearest railroad station in Minnesota. During
the trip OF the party down the thermometer stood ut
twenty degrees below zero. Governor McDougali
SAYS the movement OF the rebellion is In the interest
Of annexation to the Upued States, but ne thinks
the people will not sustain 1t.
MIR. Dennis called this forenoon on General Han.
cock, commanding that department. and denounced
the reports publlsned tins morning regarding the
movements OF the Sioux indians upon the American
settlements in the SPRING and protesting against mill
TRY action being taken thereon. Two gentlemen from
Pemblna also called upon General Hancock and
placed In his hands documents supporting the
lions OF the threatened Sioux raid. and asking for
protection. General Hancock asked for copies OF
the documents, 10 be forwarded to the war Depart
ment, and said he should walt instructions, though
he did not think any movement or troops this
winter would be necessary.
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HAYTi.

Conflicting Statements Regarding the Gate Of
SnInnve.
HAVANA, Jan. g. 1870.
Advices from st. Thomas up to the 3Uth utimo
report that the CacOs beseging Port au Prince
and that on the 22d they made o breach and sue.
ceedcd In entering the city. On their approach Sal
nave retreated to Fort Pe,ion, where he fired the
magazine JeRd perisned with his fourteen sons
Anothef statement has it that salnavc ned TO st.
Domingo and claimed che protection OF Daez.
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VIRGINIA..

Negro Murderer observation-disclosures ON tho
virsinia and Tcnne-see RaiirOnd-Culcb
Cpshins's Immigrant Colony.
RICHMOND Jan. 8, 1870.
Alexander Gardner, o negro sentenced TO be
hanged on the 7th mst., at New Kent Court House,
has been respted for thirty days by Governor Walker
Gardner was an accomplce of another negro named
Kennedy VINO murdered q halfbrced named Baker
and white lady named Mrs. Stewart. whose house
they burned. consuming her body In the danes.
Kennedy escaped from jail and IL sun at large.
An accident occurred on the Virginia and Tennes-
Railroad yesterday about miles from Liberty,
In which two cars loaded with caIIie were prcipi-
tated from bridge into river all the cattle being
killed and the cars destroyed. No other damage
was done.
An immigration company. OF which Caleb Cushing
Is president has purchased an immense body Of
land In Amherst, Bedford and adjoining counties,
where they Will estastabish Polish colony.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

election u Omcers-Annunl Sermon Before
the Legislature.
BOSTON, Jan. s. 1870.
The Massachusetts Legislature convened to-day.
Horace H. Coolidge, OF Sunok, was elected Pres-
dent or tho Senate by q unanimous vote. Harvey
Jewell was reelected Speaker OF the House.
Alter the organization both branches OF the Legis-
lature were escorted to the old Ducn church where
the annual sermon was preached by Professor
See!eY Of Amherst College.
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S r. DOMINO

ni Protest Against the Sale Of samuna.
20. 81. THOMAS, Dec. 30 1909, !
Via HAVANA, Jan. s, 1870
Lrperor and Cabral have published protest
yainst the sale or SANTANA to the United States The
= ocument Ia very bitter against President Baez.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.
Arguments In the Caldwell Extraditi0n Case
IpA

Arsumonts In the Caldwell Extrnditi0n Case
Concluded.
MONTREAL, Jan. s, 1870.
The arguments In the Caldwell case, before Judges
Hadgley and M0nck, OF the Superior Court were
concluded to-day. The points raised on the part
OF Caldwell arc:-That under Judge Cour.
sofia warrant the prisoner could not be arrested in
ontario; that magistrate has no power to
put i'll o new commitment; technical objections
TO form Of the warrant; that the evidence
does not establish fergery; that ut most
the pretended offence was only misdemeanor
and eXtradtiOn could only take place Tor forgery.
Judgment win be given Friday next Caldwell
has comfortable rooms 10 Jail ut his own expense
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MARYLAND.

Election Of Speaker 0i the House.
ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 6, 1870.
The Legislature met this morning. F. G. Latrobe,
OF Baltimore, was elected Speaker OF the House.
The Senate adjourned without organizing
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ARMY lHIEll .GESCE.

Lieutenant y. 7. Colby, Of the United States Army
committed suicide at JEFFERSON. Texas on the 3lst
ultimo ry shooting himself through the head with
. revolver. He was Q son Of s. Y. Colby, OF the
Treasury Department.
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PORTUGAL.
The King 70 the Cortes.

The King To the COrfes.
LIS BON, Jan. g. 1870.
Tho General COrtes assembled to-day and the ses-
sion was opened by King LOUIS
In his speech from the throne his Majesty refers
with qualification the state OF tranquility which
now exists at home anu abroad He promises that
che government will Introduce Important measures
OF reform and economy
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STATE LEGISLATURES.
MAINE.
Organization OF the State LerIsl,

Organization OF the State Legislature.
AUGUSTA, Jan. s, 1870.
Both branches OF the Legislature were organized
to-day William W. Bolster republican. was elected
President OF the Senate receiving 20 votes 10 for
]. !. Carleton democrat. Reuben F0iser republi-
can wns elected Speaker Of the House. receiving 1l3
votes, to ~ for William Dckey, democrat.
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AZ Athens the site OF the stadium In which tne
races OF horses and cars formerly took place has
Just been diacovcted. The King has purchased tao
ground and has had excavations made. At one end
or the lists has already been brought To light the
half circle reserved FOR the Judges and authorities
aud IN which atil renamed NUMBER OF marble
seats In good state of preservation.
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Accumulation! Accumulation .-ThIs Exrlnma.
zion OF AmnA1ab Sleek applies enphaticay To tho hair
darkenng which the superior mors OF PHA-
Ions vITALIA OR SALVATION FOX THE HAIR ara
gning Oblivion. Thoy and discolur the scalp
Kill OF the hair cot the fbres NTH The ne
discovery OF fHALON SON xup-rsedes them all. II
clean they hby, clear they muddy pure
sivey, perfect counterpart of the coor has lost
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON Jan. s. 1870.
Commodore Joseph II. Green has been ordered to
hold himself In readiness to command the Eastern
squadron OF the North Atlantic fleet. now COM
mandcd BY Admiral Poor The Eastern squadron
OF the North Atlantic neet comprises the vessels sta
toned north OF Cuba anu south OF the Chesapeake.
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English Sympathy with Prim.

Z LONDON, Jan. &, 1870.
The London Tunes to-day has an article on the
crisis In Spain. The writer depores the downfall OF
General Prm, and attributes II to the unreasonable
prolongation OF the provisional regime.
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A.-"Ch~rry Pcctorsl Trochcs' are the Best,
safest and surest Cure for Colds, Coughs, Ac.
KUSHTON's. 10 Aaor HOUSE.
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COLORADO TERRITORY.

sures Recommended.
DENVER, Jan. 4, 1870.
The Colorado Legislature was organized yester-
day. George A. Hsdale was elected President OF
the Senate and George w. Miller Speaker OF the
House. Governor McCook's message was delivered
this afternoon. 1t recommends female sufrrage the
dismemberment OF the Indian treaty relations; the
the election OF Governor and other Territorial 0f-
GERS BY vote OF the people or the Territory and O
thorough immigration system.
The New York herald., 1870-01-06

Perfert Mnnhood.-Ersnys for Young Mcu,
Tree, In seized envelopes. HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box +, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Abnormal Rubicundity, Unnatural Redne4s
OF the nose, or face dshgured with black
pies deormiy which iruparts unsgntiness the
beautiful couniensDre This annoying personal acton Ia
positively cured by Dr. Is. Z. PERRY, Bond street, NJ
The New York herald., 1870-01-06

Holiday Presents.
Gold spectacies and Eyeglasses Opera Glasses Micro
scopes, Magic Lanterns, Ac., &c, the lowest prices
JAMES PRENTICE, leA Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-01-06

Men Of New YOrk.-The Only GerernI Ac.
cdcnt Insurance Company In America writing yearly poll
cics Ia the TRAVELLERS lNSURASCE COMpANY, of
Hartford, Conn: II has paid Twelve Thousand Claims Tor
death or injury by accident.
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FRANCE.
A Word for nm Old Friend.

PARIS, Jan. S, 1870
The Emperor was very desrous OF retaining Baron
Haussmann In the position or Prefect of the Seine;
but the council o: Ministers decided on his removal
The New York herald., 1870-01-06

Rheumntis,n, Neurnlaia.-Dr. Filters Ehca-
mAIlC REMEDY, 70< Broadway speciality ~ years; cures
legally warranted letters sold by druggists
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PARIS, Jan. 6, 1870
An expedition Is preparing to sail from France to
recover 900 ooo or. treasure which was lost some
years ago In Spanish esses on the coast or Spain
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The Governmental Crisis i'm
Spain.
CABINET CONTROL IN FRANCE
Oominicans Protesting Against the
Sale Of Samana.
TRAGIC FATE OF FIRE. ciDENT SALNAvE.
SPAIN.
Monarcbical CombinatIons.

H1U"HFCuTuI CUWTtnutfOns.
MADRID, Jan. s, 1870.
IL Is rumored that Regent Serrano will be in.
vested with the sovereign power but the Constitu.
eht Corles hesitate to take extreme q measure.
The partisans OF the Duke OF Montpensier are very
active.
The New York herald., 1870-01-06

Crisfadoro's Unrivaiied Hntr Dye.-SoId
and applied has wig and scalp factory, No. Aor House
The New York herald., 1870-01-06

The DRAWING for the Country Seat OF MIR.
y o. GUNTHER deceased for the bencht OF three German
Benevolent Institutions, has been postponed and taso
place on the 2h inst, at tnc LedefkrAn Eas! rou.th
street. Tho donation male by Mr.. Nm II. Gunhers
with the condition that 250 CHANCES bs disposei o
The New York herald., 1870-01-06

Weekly Receptions Of tho Washington FASH
iOuubies.

The families OF the members OF tho Cabinet, Gene
raj sherman, the Vice President, the Speaker OF the
House OF Representatives and others OF prominence
held their afternoon receptions to-day, which were
seyerally largely attended, principally By ladies'.
These Wednesday receptions are regarded as OF tho
most agreeable character. The receptions OF tho
families OF Senator'S and Representatives. take place
on THURSDAYS.
The New York herald., 1870-01-06

America, for tho Hair.
Use II.
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Dormat0n IN regard 10 tile True opinion OF tho &c.
iestsl rulers upon the dongs OF Buringame and his
ASSOCIATIONS ana mandarins.
The 81. Thomas Job.
The Chairman OF the Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations does not regard the purchase OF St. Thomas
with the same favor as he did the acquisition OF
Alaska. Perhaps with him tho duTerencs Is that
the one Is In the South while The other is near the
North Pole But, from Whatever cause his opposi-
tion may arise the effect will be the same. 1t may
not be generally known that the Danish Minister
here is using the same argument for the transfer OF
the island TO the United States was used favor
OF making the appropriation for Alaska. He
takes high ground and saws tie United
states has now gone too far with the matter
to back out honoraby, and that we did not treat
Russia as IL Is now proposed IN some quarters to
treat Denmark. The cases as Mr. sumner says, are
not parallel. The treaty with Denmark for the pnr-
chase OF st. Thomas has not been rdtined by the
Senate; whereas the treaty with Russia for the pur
chase OF Alaska was ratified before the argumen:
which the Danish Minister now applies was used.
IL was held that after the treaty was ratified Dy the
Senate the House could not well AFFORD TO refuse the
appropriation necessary 10 execute II. Until the
treaty is ratified by the senase II is held that the
United States Il IN no way bound to take the
island Of st. Thomas OH the hands OF
Denmark THIS Is the view taken not only
by O majority OF the Committee on Foreign Rela-
tions, but by a goodly numpcr OF senators. II is
now stated by those thought to be interested IN the
affair that President is In favor OF the purchase
OF the island, and newspaper here which was paid
for blowing the trumpet OF the Alaska purchase an
nounces that 1t VIII have something to say In favor
st. Thomas. There are indications OF the organi-
zasion OF strong lobby 70 push the thing through
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Synopsis or the Programme Of
Public Examination. Mt the Rob-
ert DOnhcll Institute. rA

Monday, June 13th.-Examlnatior
of the Preparatory Department.
Tuesday, June l4th.-,Frcshman au(
Sophomore Glasses.
Wednesday, June the l5th.-Juuio.
Class.
| Thursday, June the lsth.--Scnior
Glass.
Friday, June 17th-Commenccment
Day,--Essays by the Seniors. Bacca
laureate Address and Comforting De-
gross, by the Principal Literary Ad
dress, by Gen. G. W. Gordon, Of Mem
phis, Tenn. Commencement Sermon,
by DR.. p. L. Attkisson, Of Corners.
vile. Tenn.
Grand Concert Of Vocal and Instru
mental Music Friday night.
The Board of Examiners, the Board
Of Trustees, and the friends Of educa-
ton, are invited to attend these eXer-
cises.
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A Proclamation.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, EXECUTIVE DEP
Nashville, Nav i. 1870

STATE OF TENNESSEE, EXECUTIVE Drp.)
Nashville. May ). 1870. !
In pursuance of the 4th ordinance of the
late Constitutional Convention. | have
carefully examined the official returns of
the election held on the
26TlI DAY OF MARCH LAST,
| for the ratification or rejection Ofthe pro-
posed New Constitution for the State of
Tennessee, Except the counties of Knox.
Granger Roane and Overton. which re-
turns have not been rcceivcd.) and find
the number Of votes east for New Consti-
tuition to be (9l.l2@ ninety-ei9ht thous-
and one hundred and twcnty-cight. and
for the 'Old Constitutions (33S72) thirty
three thousand eight hundred and seventy
two. being Il majority Of (Gl25G) sixty
four thousand two hundred and flfty-siX
for the New Constitution.
Now. therefore, l. ID. w. G, SENTHR.
Governor of the State of Tennessee, by
virtue of the power and authority in me
vested do hereby declare and proclaim
that the New Constitutions" us submit
ted to the people. was ratified by them ut
the ballot box on the Goth day of Marcel,
last by said majority of ga, 25G) sixty four
thousand two hundred and iilly-siX votes.
In testimony whereof lave here
unto subscribed my official sigma
tllre, and ordered the great seal of
(sEALl the State to be affixed. Done at the
Department in the city Of Nash
vile. this 9th day OF May, A. ID.
1870. and of the American lndcpcn-
deuce the ninety fourth.
ID. w. {. SENTER.
By the Governor:
A. j. FLETCHER, Secretary of State.
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List of advertised letters remaining in
the Pos.oflice at Winchester, Tenn.
at the close of May, 1870:
Adcock, Mr.; Arnold, Mrs Mourn.
ing; Bennett, Geo (colored) Brooks,
WIN G; Buchanan, Mary; Chtwood,
John; Golfer, Peter; Chitwood, Mrs
Amanda; Doyl, Robt; flaming, j W
Franklin, Miss Mlshey; Garner, H G A;
Huddleston, Mrs + A; Hill, Mrs Han
nah; Jones, b B 2; Jones, Benjamin
Keller, Miss Margaret; Little, Mrs Lu.
cy j; Little, A G; Metcalf, I c 3;
Mosley, Erlie; Moore, Miss Amelia !;
Motheral, Rev'd N W; Norris, Miss
Cassie; Pylant, W II 2; Pain, Sam'l !;
Rodgers, VIM l.; Rodgers, Miss Mar
tina j Shastecn, RicL'd; Stnbblefield,
VIM: Sells, Mrs Francis; Stearns, Mrs
Temperance; Van Stron, E l.; Will
liams, James; Williams, j j 2; White,
Mrs 7 u; Williams, Miss Peggy.
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"Barrett's" don't stain the skin.

"SECLUslyAL, OR THE ARTS OF RO-
MANISM. This is the title of ne y
work just published by the Southwes
tern Publishing House. Memphis, Ten.
nessce. Mrs. Adelia c. Graves, the
accomplished Professor of Rhetoric in
the Mary Sharp College, is the author,
and those who arc acquainted with this
lady will expect "Seclusaval" to be a
work Of extraordinary merit. We
have not had time to read the book,
but will speak of it again in our next
issue.
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LADY VIsIToR.-Wc were honoref
I'LL the presence of q kind hearted
o"Ie looking lady'in our sanctum las,
|e'k, who lust came up" she said,
20 get acquainted with u.s." Oh
curse we were glad to see her, for il
nave a single virtue worth mention.
~ that one is our love for sister wo-
Eah' A cordial grasp Of the hand, a
'asant Word Of encouragement, and
Ut lar friend was gone. Did not have
nc TO linger long, because she was not
arone in the hive of life, hut an active
|''"orher with her husband in making
VISION for that period when their
SpS Will be feeble, and strength gone,
'hey go down into tho valley {"
~ Tod bless you, kind friend.-you
." Your husband, ond your little ones
ahd BLISS all the women in the land
No are striving. as you me, 10 be
Fipfnee,s indeed. ,a.
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"Barrctt's" took the Silver Medal.

LIBGRAL.--Last Sunday night there
was no preaching at the Methodist
Church, as the pastor wished to 81, G
himself and his congregation an op-
portunity to hear the Rev. Mr.. Eaton,
bit the Baptist Church. Mr.. E. is a
Young man of excellent delivery, and
|iaving been college friend of Mr.
|lhompson's, we are not surprised that
Fhe latter should desire to hear him
breach.
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Twas FOR THE Love OF Thee DID
r!-Anothcr runaway match was con.
summated last Sunday morning at the
residence of Mr.. james Shook, In this
county. The parties were from Ala,
bama, and were evidently determined to
marry at all hazards, IT'S the same
Old tale. Obstinate purenl-devotcd
Serena Il gallant lover - elopement--
marrlage--and SO forth. That the Ala.
bama girls are charming We arc well
aware, and evidently the young gentle
man in question was of this opinion
Runaway matches. however, ought to
he avoided il possible
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"Barrett's" keeps the scalp clean

LADIES will find relief from theil
Headache, Costiycness, Swimming in
the Head, Collie, Sour Stomach, Rest
!essness, ETC., ETC., by taking Simmons
Liver Regulator.
Persons living in unhealthy local.
ties may avoid all bilious attacks by
taking dose Of Simmons Liver Regu-
!ator occasionally, to keep the Liver in
healthy action. 1t should be used by
all persons, old and young. 1t is not
unpleasant, is purely vegetable COM
pound, is not injurious to the most
delicate constitution, and will keep the
Liver in healthy action.
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w. & A. RAILRoAD.-The Directo
for the Winchester and Alabama RAJ
road, for Franklin county, are as ft
lows:
John X. Bennett, Decherd.
c. B. Austell, Decherd.
Samuel Smith, Winchester.
NJ. NJ. Henderson, Winchester.
John Baker, Salem.
Charles Jones. Salem.
j. w. c. Bryant, Decherd.
FOR LINCOLN COUNTY.
w. Is. Martin, Fayetteville.
c. S, Wilson, Fayetteville.
James Kirkpatrick, Fayetteville.
Jos. G. Carrigan, Fayetteville,
#. j. Gray. Fayetteville.
d. M Minis, Flyntville.
John Baxter. Junction.
W. A. Bryan, Moline.
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DEMOREsT's YOUNG AMERICA for
Ine, just received, furnishes a grand
dt"rlaInment for the juveniles. The
o"u''Iul engravings. stores, puzzles,
|alnes. and Talks to bis Readers"
'gcther with beautiful chrome pic
lrc Of "Audubon's Birds of America"
re among the numerous attractions of
A's elegant juvenile monthly. Extra
rtinary premiums are announced for
nc coming year. Address W. Jen-
lngs Demoress, S3S Broadway, New
FORK.
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The cut in Mr.. Rubles advertisement
this week represents the Russell ma.
chine in the act of dropping a sheaf.
1t embraces all the hexibility and
strength Of the Mower, with independ-
ent Reaping Bar and Sickle, which can
be set to cut from one to fifteen inch
stubblc. 1t can be changed from a
Reaper to n Mower in ten or fifteen
minutes, and vice versa. He suarau-
tees his machines to DC the best in the
country
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Nora BENE.-We find the following
going the rounds 1t is appropriate
for the season, aud We call the especial
attention of our reeders to it: Don't
ask an editor to buy tickets for lair
or festival, or anything of that sort, for
the benefit of your church, or any 9TH
err object, unless you first pay the cash
for the announcement of the same
which appeared in his paper"
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IT is True Nova days nobody
but the slowest dried-up fossils ever
question the advantage of advertising.
The neat style and extent of business
mans advertising is a sure test of his
energy and capacity, the quantity and
quality of his stock, and the amount of
business he transacts.
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W l.. DANLEY, G.. p. g. T. Ag't.


Tie following gentlemen are authorized
to act as agents for the receipt Of subscrip-
tons to the Home journal in their respec-
tive localities:
Hunts Station II. r. Moore & Co,
Dechcrd Mr., George Il. Stroud.
Cowan Mr.. a. j. Hines.
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Mail Arrangement.
MAILS ARRIVE.

MAILS ARRIVE.
General Mail. per Nashville q Chatta-
,oopa Railroad. 300 =. M.
Fay rSaIy,tlryille Mail. per Winchester u AL
albania Railroad, 200 AN.
MAILS CLOSE.
Fayetteville Mail. per Winchester q AL
albania Railroad. 2.35 =. NJ.
"I General Mail. per Nashville q Chatta-
nooga Railroad, o'45 Am.
postonlce (South-east side Square,) open
during business hours, and on Sundays
from 1to lOA.M.
Money orders sold, which is the most
sof,ronvcnient and cheapest way to remit
nall sums of money.
Rox-rcnt and newspaper hostages are
Inc and payable quarterly in advance.
Nj. C. WHIPPLE, p. NJ.
Winchester, Tenn, Dec. lst, 1868.
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All BARRIERS use "Barrett's."

CoMMENDABLE.-Our gallant friend
Toward Newman, Esq, while on his
|eturn home with his family from Geor.
{la, few days agI, discovered when
ic reached Atlanta that his children
lad the measles, and, rather than be-
ne cause of introducing that disease
@rc, he left his family in Atlanta.
his was kind action, and reflects
redit upon the Captain.
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THRIFr.-Mr Miller's new furniture
store, on the Square, is getting to be
quite an institution. judging from the
anount Of lumber lying around and tic
work turned out in bis Mandatory.
His goods are reasonable in pric. aud
dura5ls In quality.
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PERSONALITY were delighted to
hear that Mrs. Snecd has so far recover
ed from her long illness as to be able to
leave her bed and go out riding in q
[LurmV.