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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-10-06
SDcrnlator,i(rI.

The disease called SpirmatorhWn, or So
mcrial Weakness. is also known IL sexual
incapacitv, Scuiucl Emissions. Physical
Decay. Nervous Debility. etc.
We are perfectly aware that affections
OF, the s'rXual organism are usually avoid
ed by many scientific members oi the pro-
trssiun; in consequence ot the odl'im al
tachrd, consequently the unhappy victims
of this disease. -tuIually sink into ttr
crave, unless they can find some fhysi-
elan who may make it {; Speciality.
Young men ur" TIE most frequent sitter
crs from this disease, although many
adults are most dcplorah!y afflicted Win
il.
II is destroying the fairest of America,
wrcckinm mind. soul and 'phy. l cA-
tent 10 which this disease prevails IN
schools and families il absolutely lrlghtlu
appalling and beyond he,ici.
Did not professional confidence zeal our
lip-. we could present pictures oi suffering.
lie. ruin. and eternal misery unparalleled
in any romance.
Accused be that false dclicary which
makes parent. aud guardians b.lhd ana
deaf to this vice.
So It'll, j. therefore known 10y the
| prorcssir.. .,ncr;.lly. that. young men who
iayc hcen under treatment have almost
dcspaired OF Gctting relief ana are passing
rapidly into con>um l>oal! diseases
ola private nature.
| Mercury j. the s.cct-Inc nor of the Pro-
rgsson generally. It has never cured any
| ease. and never viii.
| We warrant to cure one hundred ease
To every oncc,lrcd by any other Physician
| in the county.
| Call on or address
DR.. l.. l.. COLEMAN.
o,,)S Nashville. Tenn.
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State News.

Chattanooga has Il total population,
according to the recent census, o;
GOT.
The city election in Nashville took
place on Saturday last, and resulted in
the re election Of H. j. Morris for May
or, and with single exception 'ho
election of an entire anti radical city
government.
Col. L. +. Beech, who Was Il promi
ncnt candidate for Mayor OF Nashville,
last Saturday, declined on ;he day pre-
vious, to prevent the possibility Of the
election of Alden, the carpet-bag radi
cal candidate.
The Trenton Gazette thus notices
the reckless conduct Of ayoung man OF
that county: "One of the Louis boys
while riding home at rather 4 furious
rate the other day, was thrown from
his horse against a tree, and came neal
having broken neck.
The Brownsville Saving Bran2a,now
fully organized, will 60 into cuisines,
in q few days. Judge VIM. p. Bono is
tue President, and A. W. Brockway
Cashier.
Mrs. Sharpe, Of Roane county, the
past season planted the parngs OF sin
slo potato, from which she dug fifty
six potatoes, one Of which weighed
fourteen ounces.
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Desperate ARRAY.

An old gentleman who resides in this
county furnished us the following par.
ticulars of q desperate shooting affair
which occurred last Thursday night
week at the residence of Mr. Terry,
four miles from Stevenson:
1t seems that Mr.. Terry had a
daughter who married gentleman
named Stewart by whom she had two
sons, and that upon the death of her
husband, which occurred a short time
afterward, she married another man
whose name was Hamp. Stewart. The
second husband was brutal in his treat
mcnt of her, as we'll as Of her children,
she finding it necessary at times to use
warm water for the purpose OF scpa-
rating her chldren's shirts from their
backs, by reason of the severity of the
lashcs inflicted upon them. At length
forbearance ceased to he 'irtue, and
the wife took her children and went
back to her fathers house. Stewards
tavoritc recreation was thus nipped in
the bud-Othcllo' occupation was
conc-and his career illustrated the
fact that the way of the transgressor is
hard.
Last Thursday week he went into a
whisky saloon in Stevenson, supplied
himself with whisky, tied two pistols to
his saddle, and remarked to Que Of HI;
associates that he would take drink
or two and then go and stamp old man
Terry.
! When he got to Mr.. Terrys house
he dismounted and called for the old
gentleman, who Immediately appeared
in the porch, and the following dia
logue ensucd:
Stewart Old man, you know l mar
ried your daughter.
Terry-Yes, and she'd better have
been in hell for all the satisfaction sh'
has seen.
i Stewart-I wish she was in hcl
nov!
Just at this moment young Stewart
who is about twenty years of age, ant
who was eating supper when the alter
cation between his grandfather an
step father commenccd--appeared up
on the scene with q six shooter in hi
hand and deliberately fired six times
each one mortal shot, and the frs
shot striking his step.father in til
centre of the forehead.
: Thus ended the tragedy.
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Gen. Browns PcrLdy.

Hon. A. s, Coiyar has Withdrawn
from the canvass for Governor. and the
reason that he gives for doing so is
that there is no difference between his
political faith and that Of Gen. Brown
1t is rather strange that Mr.. Colyar
could wage relentless war against the
Democratic platform of 1870, and yet
discover not the slightest difference he.
tween his position and that of the nom
inee of the Convention. What does
this signify? Simply that Gen John
C. Brown does not endorse the plat
form upon which he was nominated
that he is proclaming the doctrine OF
the Radicals, Imperialists, Cen'ralists'
Coercionists, Consolidationists -- and
that he is doing to-day what we de
clared he was doing before he was
nominated, namely, "p|aying the trait
or in the Dem ocratic camp, anH enuors
ing the principles of the Republicans
Party under the disguise OF the name
of Democrat" The leopard has not
changed his spots at all! Use is the
law and rule Of speech and the mean
ing Of the word Sovereign" as ap-
piled to the States in Democratic
platform can only be determined by
the construction which has always been
placed upon it by the Democratic Par
ty, anything that Nh Brown may say
to the contrary notwithstanding. We
still urge our people to vote for Brown,
JUS as they voted for Scnter, and just
as between two unavoidable evils they
should select the least,
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Tribute of Respect tn tho Memory
OF w. ID. WattersOn.

AT a meeting ofthc Winchester Bar
and the officers Of the Court, Septcm
Der 2sth, 1870, Col. f. Il. Estill was
called to the Chair, and Capt. James b
Fitzpatrick and j. r. Beasley, Esq
were requested to act as Secretaries
the object of the meeting being trib
ute of respect to the memory OF ON
professional brother, William Davidson
Wattcrson, who died at Tracy City,
September 9Th, 1870, in the 9th year
of his age.
On motion, the Chairman appointed
Mcssrs. Miller Turney, II. L. Carr,
VIM. Brannan, j. +. Syler and II. w.
Newman, a committee to draft suitable
resolutions expr essive of the sense and
feelings OF the meeting. Whercupon
the committee prepared and submitted
the following report:
WHEREAS, The subject ofthcsc rcso-
lutions, w. D. Watterson, native OF
Coffee county, Tenn, was born Febrn.
airy 18th, 1914, was an only son and
child Of Rev. W. B. Watterson; was
piously and religiously instructed, and
sustained through youth and in after
years character for moral purity, up
rightness and refinement; at the break
ing out Of the late war he espoused the
cause of his native South, and entered
the service of his country at the age OF
seventeen, joining the cavalry regiment
of the lamented Col. Starncs, and
though but a boy won for himself the
distinction of gallant and chivalrous
soldier, and was beloved anil respected
by his comrades in arms for his I'M
ilinching courage and duty as such ;
was with Gen. Forrest in the mcmora
bic pursuit and capture of Col. Straight !;
was severely wounded in q charge al
Sand Mountain. from which he never
entirely recovered, yet remained in the
service until the final surrender; and
at the close of the war applied himself
to the study Of law. and was admitted
to the bar in 1866. His department as
a lawyer was such as endeared and en-
titled him to the highest respect Of his
associates--ready in debate, gifted in
cloquencc. and courteous in address.
Therefore, he it
Resolved, lst. That We deeply sym
pathize with the afflicted wife and pa.
rents of the deceased in this their sad
bereavement.
3D. That society has sustained aloss
in a good and useful citizen, and the
Bar in one of ITS most accomplished
members.
3. That the minutes of this meeting
be presented to the Circuit Court by
Col. Estil!, to the Chancery Court by
Col. Wright, and to the County Cour:
by Col. Carr, with request that they
be entered upon the records of said
Courts.
4th. That copy Of these rcsolu-
tons be rendered to the family Of the
deceased, and that these proceedings
he published in the Winchester Home
journal.
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,,;,,c a. Chattanooga ana N.
N''s" g. N. w. Railroads.

TRAINS SOUTH. al N4. 81. p.
p,sscneer Train leaves Nashville
Day arrives at Decherd 2.lbP. M;
$50 A. y va "a NJ. Arrives ut Chattanooga
At ~; ~ T. Passenger Train leaves Nashville
-, G' = ~: arrives ut and leaves n'tIa nr
GO y = W. y, Arrives at Chattanooga 4'3o A.
N. Daily 3Q9
TRAINS NORTH.
, p,ssen ger Train leaves Chattanoo-
d,at = NJ: arrives III Decherd $40 4. NJ ;
81 5.i' : 4 10 A. NJ. Arrives in Nashville at
l,% i :, " Passenger Train leaves Chatta-
Nls'SS dn ~. NJ: arrives at and leaves
Hooga 10 I9 % A. NJ. Arrives in Nashville
III o''v ..ius connect at Chattanooga for
B o,n y, and all principal cities South.
Atla!l.a "u for all points in the East
l aTo"ncssee and virginia. make d'rect
b@'l d h by taking the train that passes
Dr %a'."n ." going West make connection
~ ,hn Nashville a. Northwestern RAIL
WIN t ~" Nashvillc.) for ST. Louis, Kansas
ROW. ROW., ", and all points West and Nortll.west.
Img i" lruvc Nashville cid Nashville d
ia ,tur.tern Railroad at O.l5 A. NJ. and
Anrt""N 900 Trains runs daily.)
9GO Nj V'' j. w. THOMAS,
Gen'l Sup't.
W T. D>SLEy, G. p. & I. Ag't.
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AN ordinance was passed by the
board Of Aldermen on Tuesday for the
purpose of encouraging internal i'm
provements. All property holders
VINO put the sidewalks and streets in
front OF their property in good condi-
uoh are to be duly credited therefor in
we settlement. of their corporation tax.
ne hope that all the principal side
walks will be repaired before winter
sets in. Heavy pieces Of timber. about
'so and half or three inches thick,
'oo' and a half vide, and ten or twelve
'eet long, could be used as CURLING, and
nail a dozen loads Of tan bark would
Put the sidewalks in front of any one
mans house IN excellent condition
VINO will be the first 10 begin this
work Of Improvement?
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Nalala Franklin. adm'rX ofJos Franklin
~. Lii. Heirs.

Ual,ala Franklin. adm'rX Of Jos Franklin
". Ills Heirs.
In this cause. on motion. it appearing to
he Clerk d Master from the bill which Is
worn 70. that Frances Carroll NcNciIy.
* a nonresident nPrhc State of Tennessee
20 that the ordinary process ofthc law can
not be served upon her.
II is therefore ordered that publication
80 made for tour consecutive week, in the
lone Journal. newspaper published In
winchester. Franklin county. Tennessee.
rcouiripc said nonresident defendant To-
',ppear on or before the next term of the
Chnnccrv Court. to he held for the county
of franklin. az the Courthouse in Win
hester. Tenn. on the 18th Monday in Jan.
next. and PLEAD. answer or demur To
.omplainant's bill. or the same will b. Ia
,,n for confessed. and set tor hearing ex
Diitc rs to mel
witness my hand. at Office, this Septem-
.er 18Th, 1870.
II. X. ESTILL.
Clerk & Master.
scplS.ft
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The Fayetteville News has the fol
lowing complimentary notice of one OF
our townsmen: "Our Office was hon
orcd last week by visit from Mr.. VIM.
J. Slater, former editor of the Home
Journal, now candidate for the Leg
stature from Franklin county. lie is
fully up with the times, and evidently
has a good prospect of election. 1.-The
makes as good legislator as he did
an editor he will do. Success to him"
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Notice to Creditors.

1t is hereby ordered that publication b'
rade for four consecutive weeks in IT,
Home journal. Il newspaper published u
Winchester. Tenn. that all persons LAWN:
demands against the estate OF Benjamin
Frannlin. deed. exhibit their claims an'
make themselves parties hereto. and hi
the same with the Clerk II Master. dnl.
authenticated. on the 4th Monday in Janu
ary next, or the same will be barred.
IL. II. ESTlLI. c. d III.
sentHAW
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We saw some marble tombstones in
the Courthouse yard this week which
we're made at Mr.. Kitchens marble
yard, The work was very good, and
the fact is already demonstrated that
this home manufacturer deserves to he
supported.
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Notice to Candidates

All communications recommending can
0datcs for office will be charged for
at the rate. Of twenty-five cents per
linc-seyen words constituting q line.
Natter of this description is of purely
private and business character, relating to
the interests ofindividuals and not coming
under the head of news.
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1t is Tonic and will strengthen you
Reduce tue dose so it acts as gentle
laxative, and continue on regularly
with Simmons Regulator. and you
will become strong and healthy.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-10-06

OuR furniture manufacturer, Mr..
Miller, has on hand large stock oil
furniture. We were inspecting his
goods the other da;, and our gaze
Rested admiringly upon wardrobcs, bu-
reHus, b"ds,eads, rocking chairs. center
tables and hat racks; but that which
Pot our inward dignity to fight, and
Set our thoughts adrift on fancy's wing
Was the sight of a beautiful cradle, so
constructed that a mosquito bar could
oeappled to insure the peaceful Stun
her Of the little creature who should
chance 10 be its inmate.
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A PUBLIC MEETING was held at the
Courthouse Monday, and Messrs. Hay
den March and W. j. Slater candl-
dates for the Legislature, delivered adj
dresses Some litIe disposition was
manifested to get up nominating
convention, but the people promptly
vetoed the proposition. If the next
Legislature doe, its duty. there will be,
upon its part, m exhibition OF moral
courage of high order; and We need
in our Legislatures as well as in Con-
gress. at the present tine, men whose
minds arc capable of grasp:ng the ext
.gencies Of the hour. and who are not to
be bought. brow beaten, or bullied out
of the vintiication Of what they know
to be right. Let the people think Of
these things.
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PUBLIC BOARDING HOUSE,

Mr-. v. \. Carter notifies the public thai
she has rented the sims Tavern House.
and will receive transient. day. aud regu-
lar hoarder>. on reasonable terms. She /.
iiltin. up TIE establishment in good style.
and asks liberal patronage Of the public
feb
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Some impudent fellow asks the ques,
ton: Why don't more of our preach
ors make a distinction between the
.ioolishness of rreahing and the preach
ing of fOolishnessp
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GEN. r. f. LEE was stricken with
paralysis on the 28th ult., since which
time he has been altogether spcechless.
His recovery is considered doubtful.
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IT will he seen by reference to our
advertising columns that Mr.. N. Z.
Winnie has an excellent stock OF
drugs, and invites the patronage o. the
people.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-10-06

Barrett's a toilet luxury.
Barreti's stands unapproached.
Read "Nasby" on Barrett's.
Don't Dye, use Bssret.'s.
Barvett's Hait Restorative.
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TO NIAGlsTRATEs.-Blank Warrants
and Executions, on fine paper, for sale
at this office. Send in your orders.
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PLAIN and ornamental Job Printing
neatly executed at this office. Terms
positireiy cash
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-10-06

The following are the points to be
discussed at the Commercial Conyen
ton which met at Cincinnati on the
4th instant: !. Direct trade between
Southern Atlantic citi,s and Europe.
9. Southern Pacific railroad. 3. Oh
struction to navigation by narrow span
bridge piers. 4. Continuous water line
communication between the Nissssl ppi
river and the Atlantic seaboard. ..
Removal Of distractions from the
mouth of the Mississippi river. q,
CONSTRUCTION of permanent levees on
the Mississippi river. 7. To abolish all
toll charges on the navigahe rivers OF
the United States. g. The enlargement
of the more important linesoi canal il
the United States so as to render them
payigabls . for vessels propelled by
steam. 8. Finance and taxation. H.
Free tradein money. IL. A settled poi
| icy in the public interest in regard to
TIC disposition ofthe Government lands
II. That all railway vialucts over navi-
gable rivers be made Highways for rail
road companies which will pay the'l
pro, rata toll on same; and that efforts
be made to secure legislation to thai
effect. 13. To abolish throughout th'
whole country all license imposed or
commercial ;travelersI ia. Removal o
the national capital.
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CoLD opened in New York Tuesday
At ll32 and closed ut lib.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-10-06

A DROVE of mules passed through
our town last Sunday on their way to
the South.
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In Chancery at Winchester.

y
Eliza EAslick " John Fri22cll. ct ais.
On motion and it appearing to the Clerk
and Master from the bill which is sworn
to that the defendants. William and Sarah
Mason. minors. are nonresidcnts of the
State. so that the ordinary process of law
cannot he scrvedupon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
he made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home Journal. Il newspaper published in
Winchester, requiring said n-resident
defendants 70 appear Oh or before the next
term of the Chanccry Court to be held for
he County of Franklin ut tn, courthouse
in Winchester on the 18th Monday OF Jan.
next, and plead. answer or dcmur to COM
painant's bill. or the same will he taken
Tor confessed and set for hearing eXpartc
81 to him. Witness my hand at office,
this sept. H. 1870. II. II. ESTlLL.
Srpl5-4t Clerk Il Master.
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Mr.. John II. Green is now the Coro
l. rorthis county.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
=, me ,or announcements Five Dottdrs, IN
l""0 rariQbN IN Advance.
CnNGRESS.

Having been nominated by the Conyen-
.,a ,," ~ SIelbyyille, and my political disa-
, ,Hi,i o. having been removed by Act or
pn,", | announce myself candidate
s e'r Tonuress in the 4th Congressional Dis
ior .o"e JNO. M. BRIGHT.
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SIMMONS


III Tie >lut. -oiii"iiiiir, tine pun l. in tie
shoulder. ana j. mistaken for rheumatism.
The stomach is affected With loss of ;ppc-
tit" and sickness. bowels in General COS
tive, sometimes alternating with lax. Tnc
head Is troubled with pain. and duIl. heavy
-"u,atialL considerable loss u memory.
with painful sensation Of
ha' Ing lcit undonc something which ought
IL have been done. often complaining OF
"rahne~s. debility and low spirits. some
times. some Of tn" above symptoms attend
the liis"n.c, and 1T other times very few Of
IMnIn: hlIt tELn I.iNnr i mnmrrnlly the NJ
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CorroN in New York is selling at
lG1c.
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STATE SENATE.

To,1ry--We are authorized to announce
cont' ". p. FOLEY, of franklin county, as
" "nrondidate to represent the counties OF
rr,nklin and Lincoln in the Senatorial
hrSnrh Of the State Legislature. Franklin
heinz entitled to the representative.
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Liver
Regulator.

ache. chrome ulaTrlida. affections or the
bladder. camp dy>rrtcry. affections of the
kidneys. fever. nervousness. chillS. diseases
of The skin. impurty Of the blood. mclan-
chOly. or depression OF spirits. heartburn.
collie. or pains in the bowels. pain in the
head. fever and agur. Arop+y. buils. pain in
back and limbs, asthma. cry>ipuas. female
affections. anti bilious diseases generally.
Prepared only by
j. II. XElLiN u CO.,
Druggists. Macon. Ga.
Price 81 OD
Tor sale in Winchester by J. VI. Hutch
in. DruggiS. apli I'm
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Uhe Nlsmphis Appeal,
Appeal Building. Il Union street.
4 POLITICAL, NEWS { COMMERCIAL JOURNAL.
Issued Daily and Ueekiy.

DAILy-One year, SO; six months. s.
three months. So.
WErKLY-One year. 50 30; six months
sl15. three months. 1jcents.
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LEGISLATURE.
r3itor Home Journal:

Editor Home Journal:
with a full appreciation of the duties OF
,,o alice. and heart full CT anxiety to
m m" qood representative. ! authorize YOU
,n "nnoI,nce me as a candidate to act for
tle county of Franklin in the Lower
Rronch of the next GENERAL Assembly.
plrrtiou the Sth of November next.
W. j. SLATER.
Sept. 10, 1870.
We are authorized to announce Colonel
IIovdrn March as u candidate to represent
franklin County in the Lower House OF
the State Legislature. Election, Novem-
hers 1870.
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he Syinp-
toms of liver
'oln plain
I re iincn>
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| Dyspepsia.
mead ne he.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-21

This well known and favorite company
of Swiss Bell Ringers, will make their first
appearance in Nashville as an independent
organization on Wednesday evening next.
Most of our readers will, no doubt, recol-
lect the Bergers as formerly being con-
nected with the Peak Family, and will
gladly welcome them back now that they
come with party of their own. We learn
that the Bergers have secured some of the
best musical talent in the country, promi-
nent among whom may be mentioned Miss
Maud Stanley, the well known vocalist, J.
II. Gardner, acornet soloist of considerable
reputation. and A. J. Whitcomb, who as
performer upon the harp, has no equal in
America. These, with the charming Anna
Berger and the inimitable Sol Smith Rus
sell, form n combination that we have no
doubt will attract large audiences to Ma
sonic Hall next week.