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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05
SPAIN.
1sARrIEA's EXTRAYAGANCE.

MADRID. Friday, March l. 1870
II has come ont that the ex-Queen Isabella has
spent over five millions Of her capital within the
past Is months
THE CARLIsTs AND TIE FRENCH AUTHORITIES.
PARIS, Friday March 4, 1870.
The French authorities have discovered numbers
Of Carlst - the south of France, and have sent
them north. In some cases the officers were obliged
10 use force and among those compelled to return
vas Gen. EhO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05
ROBBERY OF A BANK

HARTFORD, Conn, March 4.-The National
Bank Of NewCanaan was robbed last night by three
New.York burglars, who entered the bank about md
night, gagged and bound the Waterman, and went TO
work drill into the safe. They did not succeed In get
ting IN blast until O'Clock this morning When they
touched IL off, the charge heavy that u NOT ouly
blew open the safe, but nearly destroyed the building,
forcing out the windows, &c The thieves seemed 10 be
frightened By their work. and did not wait 20 profit
by IT, large amount Of money and securities was eX
posed by the explosion, but only about $1,000 was carried
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05

BY this it appears that the prices Of this class OF er
chandse have not fallen as rule, 30 per cent? aud
in some cases have not fallen at all. Being raised ana
sold IN smaller quantities these articles are less Affected
by current prices. and consequently DO more easily
held up.
Gaming down TO the retail trade OF the city, we find
that the disparity winch should exist between the prices
- tho dih.nrent lates Is ntill farther lessened
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05
SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT - SEVERAL IN
JURED.

MANCHESTER, March 4.-The morning down
train over the Manchester and Lawrence Road was
thrown from the track by broken rail about ono mile
below Derry. Two passenger cars were thrown down an
embankment IS feet high and landed sideways on stone
wall with the mix car thrown upon thein yet fortu.
naely, no lives lost. lady from Lawrence ala
one from Manchester received severe injuries, ana sew
era Others were badly bruised. The train Was delayed
nj hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05
FIRE IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $1,000

FIRE IN fOEl1 -SEH In Sl'--LO77' f%oi'N'
The new unOccupied building, No. : East
Forty-seventh-st, occupied by Andrew j. Garyey, last
evening caught fire from the furnace used for drying the
building, and the latter damaged to the amount Of
s?OOOO Insured for $4,000 by city companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05

In the case OF some Of these staple productions the
,rbole.aIe prices have declined over onchaf and in
nearly all of them over one-thiId. Gold having come
down. a little less than half these commodities stand
pretty near IN their iGst relations TO gold. Comparing
the wholesale prices " country produce in this city at
that time and now however, fluid much less dspro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05
TURKEY.

CONsTASIISOPLB, March 4, 1870.
The Sublime Porte has granted a large mosque as a
church so the Armenian priests accommodated by
the Pore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05
WASHINGTON.

THE FIFTEENTH ANTEDMENr-TrS PATit.'h-
TON TO BE ANNOUNCED ON TIlE ADM!S-
SION or GEORGIA AND TEXAS-rHE KEDUC-
TON OF TIE INCOME TAN-PEOIOs I'D
REPEAL OF TIE TEST OATi-rHE BROOK
NV
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-30

Mns Brown Gounts-Der lanbpirtb>
fdafai&eg erein sun8rownGu- bielt tar3li@ feline
reaelmdbiae geriammluns ab. Inter ten &C.
fabt.n 8el&li6en 1T Defenders Der tersur3ube.
Ben, ta6 ttsies Sabr bic @usReQune (Gair) am
%. unb "a. September fattTnbtn ieQ. Tim
bas MGbere an3uorbnen, pirb nod in ber les>
ten @c@e bes Nusuf cine Grtra>
@erlammluns fattfnben. @on rnebreren Mit>
sliebsru purte bsmertt, taB bieies Sabr G&
Elm Gsinb ter >aartofeltafer seise, nduali& Elm
rotbes Rdferden, NIT brei i&war3en Yunftea
auf i.ber GlIselbede, unb nit tpsiBem @tirn-
fed. Eerielbe 1aust bic Gier bes l1nee3iefers
aus unb ereift lelbl bic brstnaal erS6sren Safer
at.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-30

Uurben etaat Minnefota fnb
foIsente tpabrent Der lesten GopsrebFBuns e.
la0ene @eiese unb 8ei&la6e Bon teipneerer
8eteutuug
@elpbewiQisaneen:
SIR tas ct. Yaul Guion 9aus $4,000;
fir @srbsGsruns Der 81. MutbunY Sale $780,
600, tes Minnstota> 8lu6ss $4,000 unt $4o,>
600 fir Sen 1afen BON Supfrior &ity.
Sir Sntiansr auf ben Reiersationeu inMin>
neieta $4,000 urb far 2ant, gsrmeAausen
$4,000.
Gerner tpurben palfrt:
Cine Neiolutipn, trel1e Der Norb~padfe-
Giientabn erlaubt, Bombs aus3ufeden.
Gin Mtt, pelaer ater bas eanb, pel&es ta-
nerbalb tsr Sort RiosleY &eierpatioa lieet Ibts.
punirt.
Git Ntt, .tslder fir bic Staats> lniserftdt
pettre edntereteu tepiQist.
Gin 8ei6lu6, wtlder eiren She'll Der Sort
Smelling &e(erpe, nidt tpentser ais 1000 Oder,
fir ein.n peru,anentsnM ilttdr. YuReu befimrnt.
Gin Bef9lu6, peldsr bic Siour- Snbianer
@eierpen III Miunefota feffeat.
Gin Mft, wsl&er Dulutb ~ eineu1 Giusans>
bafen uaa@t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-30
ofNeie11e stast'3Htsn 8
2otal= Memigteifen.o

.+L- .F#H - - 4
Mt&t3u G%5erfe5en! = Der @tabt'
Anpalt German trinst ben bisFssn Giurct-
nsrn 3ur aenntuib, ba6 Sober, Der I'M Sale IT,
irsenb cine Giraffe, Maev cher Ssitsnpts ~
bsnutsn, fsi Is aa gauten irssnb elmer art,
@as. pber WaGsrlsitunsen, gerlabung ron
@aar.n ,e. sorber cine f&riftt&e Bepiatsune
tisfar beim Nleermanu Der %tetredtnten @are
eiu3ubolen bal, norm ansessttn IT, ute stel
ron Der @traBe &c. beuubt pirb. Sn tsinen,
Sale barf rnsbr as bic 9dlfte eer @tra6e pber
bes @sitsnress benubt perten. reterbaupt
beabT@tist Der Rayor, Der geli3et CUR gsrbk'
tuns BON @traesnperiperruussn, nie fe jest
nur ~ bdufs bas gatlifuna telaftssn. f@arfs
@eiiunsen ~ ertbeilen. Sober untetbtiliste
8arser pirb bsns s@e3sr bantbar bafar iein.
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8rieffaffen beS ,%anberer"

@aut Gentre. s. 6. Nit Danf no,
tirt.
81 9%ubertus. .. 8. 6. Inter fol.
den l1mldntsn 1T Geeulo bas Bette Rittsl.
Nem yprt. 6. o.. Na@ SIREN, Bun.
iae nrtirt. Grsunrl. gru6i
Ct Soiepb. 6. u. 81. Sur frild
Suran! 8efen Danti
Belle Ylaine. 90. &iGtis erbalten.
Greunbl. @ruB.
@t.Sacob. 9. Il. Mntpvrt fur @ie aui
Der wof.
@%btcaso. Sd. s. g. s. pirb NQes aur
3ufriebenbeit eeliefe.t tuerben.
&bteasu lenbet tieber sebn Reue. Masn
infer ber3li&es Wiatomuen. Die Nssntur fiji
bortiseu ylab bat ferner ibernummen:
@err @eter 2rofen,
2ebrer IN Der ct. Graneis Airae taitIbf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-30

Seffentli&e Ginlabuns!a CUR erSb.
ten unb s%pQfdnbisfen @efauratipn: Die BON
6. @@mitt Sir. 242, Dritte @traBe. Son
jebtan tuerben gu ieberS tunbe + DE @uferm,
@efisel, Ioreleu. Gleii&iorten aQer 9lrt @ib,
fura aaes, pas ber Marft an DelitatsIen btetet,
~iersirt. Die feinfen @eiae unb 9iqusure bic
tet uastne Bar; Gri&te. CONTEXT unb gonbitu-
retpaaren III better Ausmabl. DieXufpartuue
~ ieber 3eit BE beRe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-30

@rueeries unb p%rusifpnen BAL
ten fets in rei9ler Nusuabl bic 5rn. @ebrlber
1imue, Gde Der 10. unb ct. weter StraBe In
ct. vauI sorratbis. Beionbere &ufmertiam-
tett seroient ibr f@Sner gprratb an in unb
auslaneiideu, eineema@sn unt %eetrudneten
Grt@ten. Man belude ben eel9maduoo aus
ssfatteten Strre, UNI 19 bapun au i~iberseu>
gen. Viii
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-30

Der Mutter 3uflu@t-Mrs. Wins>
Ions @ootbine @yrup If bas &eeept elmer ber
befen tpeibliden aerste unb @drterinnen bet
Ser. @taaten. Ct 1T felt trei6is Sabren BON
MiQicnen Mittern NIT benz bsfen Grfolee fit
ibre ainter eebrau9t porben. Gs curirt
@inteolit, rseulirt bic @etdrme, erlsi9tsrt
9artleibieteit unb siebt BEN 8inbe &ube unb
@%elunbbeit.
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8 amfen

in Der Mferia< 5tmme Ifabrts<8 ir@e:
II. Sul. Maria Danelsti Gtssn Ntbas
Dauelstt unp Naria Nnaa Waltciot.
Waria Sreemau. Gltru: 0esrs %. Sree,aau
unb Mfaria GET. Doae.
@eter Sd mitt. <ern +: Setann .. s8mibt uni
Satanna gortins.
Alma Warta Remeter. Gltsrn 2prenj Neusetes
rnb emma seb. Na1ses.
Solemn ps1sts.' Gltern: Oesrs yslsts uni
Itetla &eptlustt. 4&
Ssbann muetsta. Guen: Des,eslaas aueista
unb Hama eeb. gDrnbrd.
gilteIm Gid etberser. tttra: SsSAftian Vt
Heltereer uab Mnna eeb. &letu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-30

Sn Gettsnr ssb purbe ant serteen
Donnsrfas Den3el Gag, eta feb3ebnfabriser
Singing BON 8Its erl@lasen, ais q an Der
slrbett ,uar,, Gerae ab sumdben; feline btibeu
yferbe laess tobt neben tbut auf ben. gelbe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-30

Meue@ etnbanblung. - Mit Ser
enisen MAIDEN mir bier auf bic @si61ftsan.
3sige BON s. 4aemmer II. So. aufmsrfian1, bic
cine @einbanolung in SO. 80 Sadlon @trabe
erS1net baten. @er tin eutes unb biQtees
@las Rbeinpetu trinten tuta, Der iure9e bort
~ unb' Ct ,pirb BET prrrn 8oppert einen freune-
li1en @irtb ftnben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-30

Wtnonn bat laut benz ipeben Scrgencnt.
r.en.n Genius cine 8ep1lterune BON 1888
@slen. pdbrenb bieie @tabt Dor aebn Sabren
fauu1 $500 sdblte ; le bat 1,347 Wubnbdufr
unb 1,414 Gamilien.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-30

Der @@webI9e @efanbte in
Wa1binstpn, @raf QSpenbaupt III bier einge>
truHen unb mirb NIT gtaats<@ eeretar, Sci.
Mattlcn nebrere @tantinasil9e Nieeerla0un'
gen int @taate te|u9en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-30

9r.Sobn Matbeis bat reuerbtnss cine
grp6e Muspabl bon neuen Gapeteu, SerpiHsm
u. {. n. erbalten, UNI bas publiluna auf bas
Bette ~ befriebieen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-30
g E . + E II.

IA. Suli. Mntsu Dsrabarb 2atete, 1 @snat
alt.
Is. garI 6 d e1t 1. NRsaas. IL Sage alt.
18. 9etnrt& 5aufer, 1 Satr. 4 9snat ait.
"a. 9etnrt& e&arfbtris, 3 @unat, 21Eassast.
Sufepb Wplf 10 glpaat alt.
&c. Dlltser Ssbann @aiuaer. 9 Hfsuas' ~
Sage all.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-30

ais Der actiSfe Geuermann 1T
ct. Yaul erbielt beim wie-Nie Yer SpYissn'
@cmpaenie SO. 1 5err Sbeotur 8. Ml0er si-
men babi9en Gtod nit fltsrnem 8nupfe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-30

Die 9erren 9elI 4. Vaar an ter
@obert Gtrabe balteu tas s~elfdubiefe Eager
Sen g,rcsiFoneu aner art unb baben serabe
iest bic sr6bte auspabl " beu biQiofen Treiz
fen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-30

Benton, Gbilaso, Douglas, Sianti aanst~
yebi, Manumin, Miae 2aes, Mononsalia, St.
ter Sail pope, Stsr6urne unb 9obe ie einen
TeIegaten.
ct. Mntbpny, 81. Suli 1870.
@w. 2o@reu, gcrfber.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-30

BeferSapan Ibee $1.25 FER vfunb.
BET $. @eis, SO. 112 @abalbam Straet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-30
6ummeIs Raft G1tnj 5 Gents per 30,
lei s. W.is, 30. 112 Nabaibau @tra6e.
staat8= Nentgteitem.
Demofratifbe Gcn9ref,G onoen=
tipu.
Rmeiter EonQYtk<0ifrift.

Die BEN ofratii9en @dbler bes 3weiten Cot
areB- Diarittes bes @taatts Minneiuta tperben
btertur& sriu&t, ~ ber biermtt auf . .
ben IS. @tptemter 1870. II rbr
gormittass in SnesriuQ 3al in ber Stabt ct.
paul anteraumten beuautratif&en DiRritts'
Gonsentiun Deleeaten ~ ienten, ua einsn bel
ter 9erbRmatl ~ unterfasenSsn Ganbteatsn
fir Gsnsre6 III nentnfrsn.
Die Delesaten fub unter bic Ssrf@iebensn
Counties I'M 1tfrilt pte fulst Sertteilt:
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gm 10. Suit wurteu tn Ter teIsen Nlaria sin'nasl'
fabrts Stride setraut. 49,
81. Nutrn gu d nit grda!ein MarsdretFa
Sentrer.
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Deut!@e 8rtef<eife.

Deut{@e 8rief <etfe.
elite beuti4er Briefe, bic Bis Jun, 20. Suit
). s. nt&t absetolt sporben fnb. T..
Dsmeu.8rttfe. .
Disben Gatie, mcormann aatbarine,
Gtjert Dilbelmtne, Aoisd Glilabetb,
bein3 Matbtloe, 3ieIte Mueule,
9ebmann Qaura,
5errtn.Brtefe
Msbt Sotn, Na&tsbeim Soc.
Arpulder Sotn, Notler Ni&olas,
8erieer Mntpine, DIT Wm.
8Slder Garl, Ottu 8arl.
Braun David, 9ortersfi Mnbreas,
@ambit1d Martin, &auen Matb. Sos.
@oQaB NusuG Ncbber q. 8.
Dretidto Wm. 3, &olf &obert,
Debler Vaul, @tart Sobn,
Gaulisiner Mbau1, @auden Wilbelrt,
Getl1 George, @tradbein @raf
@ernena Greb. 2, @9neiber Sobanr,
Grimm Treb. @tainte 2eopolb,
@urte 6enrs, @teiner 9lois 2,
9auier @ottfrieb. @9iQ,ns q.
5ol3 Matbias, @teur yeter,
Seller George, @6imed Mbalbert,
8no@enbauer s. Sfof Grant
8riiser 9erman E9rSper Grib,
Qauba@ s. q. @9uler Wilbeln1,
Qanse Geroinanb, @asfop Carl
Qaunann Qubuig ~. @eiBmiiQer MntreaS,
Marrsn Mlatbias, @ilmerS ean8 ro9man,
MideIs Sobn, @olter Terbinanb,
Molttor Nm. Wunber u. @troblanb.
Mlaer Subanu, 3ent Splepb.
So. QettneI beuti@er Glerl.
O. T. MbeeIed, Vpfmeiesr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-30

8ier @tan9en Yalm Seife fir Is Ste
bel s. @eis, so. 112 @abafbap GtraBe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-30
0utttun8en.

@ett portser Summer Naben fir ben
"Wanberer" be3atIt:
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@uter, beller Syrup 80 Gts. pei
@aQvn, bel s. @eis, SO. ,112 Mabaibaw Ctr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-30
5tdbtif@ 2i3enen wurbeu bts jest

gier pfunb better @is aafse fir $1.00
tet s. @eis, 80. 112 @atafbap Gtra6e.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-30

/ Grtrunten II betn Baden lesten Mitt'
,pe& @ilbslm 1rGser, Der spSlf 9abr alte
@tieflotmt es psrrnM arttn @eber, IN tergfdbe
Der Gilextabnbride.
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&egelmdbige8% erIammlung
Der
Aktieu-gnhaber
Der
0eutitben &atbpliicben Ornf=
@eieQibaft
TN ct saul a
@ontag ben 1. Ausut 1870, 3a9mittags
tint 2 1lbr,
i'm reutl1en fatbo1ti6en S@ulbaule
fnehe,, her mnrin 6in1nteIfnhfffirhe

aur @abl Der Bean,ten, nduli&: Elm vrGiibent,
Elm @eer.tar, Elm S&abmeifer unb nod 5pei
Dtreetpren, fir tas fommente Gisealiabr, Be-
einnenb nit benz beiaeteu Datum, unb CUR
el.iaseiti3en Ntbaltuus Der iabrli@en @eneral-
gerlammluns. rsip. CUR Grleoisuns BET bamit
serbunbenen 0el9afte, eemab ben 8efimmun~
gen Der 9neorporatiuns. Nete.
Die Nftien- Snbaber inb a@tnnssuoQa e.
fudt, eapon Noti3 ~ uebmen.
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[0fftete1L]
Staot- WroinQn,fn.

Gerorbnuns bstrsf.nb tas @rabiren
.uno gerte6ern Don Straben unb bas
III beobaAtenre S%ertabren Bel 3atlun>
een fur eebaute Mb;ugsfandle, Def
nune BON Straben unb BEL 3ablunsen
fur au 6fentliden 3weden In Mnlpruh
eenommeneS @runbetsentbum, iopie 5u
anbern 3weden.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-24
Trustees Sale.

At the Courthouse door In tho
winchester, Tenn. on Monday. tbe so " Of
November. $50, will, as TrusthaslstO of
Deed ofTrust made by A, N, Ruf,aGGsln a
the 9th day of September. ISGS Io On
the payment and satisfaction Of n ia ff.efIlre
and costs. Obtained by r. II. CtaarrntSment
VS. said Rttledgc. for S57l 9l M 'tMLright
day OF December. 1866, IT. the Circn ~" t1 W 9TH
for Frankln county. Tenn. and Court
pay and satisfy a judgn,enc ann oos - o
tanned by N D. Ellis as SURVIVING ~, Oh
ofthe firm of Ellis s. Moore. a "1 ppa0fther
Rutledge, In said Court, on Me 5 Hwy Stll
October 1867, for 1892 20, offer for Ivy Of
the highest bidder, for cash. william to
right of redemption, the tr!act ''' ~ tle
specified In said Deed Of Trust ns tSa Nhd
erty of said A. n. Rutledge, and 'o npEppp,,
on the north by the lands of .Jno 'SS ,cd
on the east by the lands Of Ino' SStt"pieS'
on the south BY tie lands of sIIiinples,
Read and James Couch, and on W",lnhan
BY the lands of William Lipsconl, west
tanning 200 acres. con-
The proceeds of said land are tirst 70
applied to the payment of tic eynrn men " oe
said Deed of Trust, and then In li1uiToVfs, o.
of the judgments Aforesaid, div ~ y
Cartwright, ando N. ID. Ellis. s,,rn y, H.
partner, etc. This OctoberIS. Ism ing
IAGm "A. s. MARKS, Trnstoo
Oct20 II 25 aiJ 1ilj agi TAI =. >iiNlNsN'ce'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-24

as the season for putting up sweet
potatoes for winter use il at hand, the
following method Of preserving them
is recommended hy s. Miller H.Uliing
ton, No: u late communication
on the subject Of sweet potatoes, en-
lorsc all, and wish to odd . little in.
formation. For tho,past ten years we
have packed them in perfectly dried
forest leaves. They must be effect
ually dried in the sun or around the
stove, if the weather be damp or cloudy
Pack so that they do not touch each
other, and keep in moderately warm
place. They are much nicer to handle
than in sand, and will keep as well Oh
better than in any thing else, have
thi!.1aeason six varieties, the success
OF which maybe given to the journal
when they are taken up. ! don't grow
to sell, nor do | sell plants, as | prefer
buying my plants to the raising Of
them.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-24

sE"We also call especial attention to oul
Black Alpaccas. We have all grades, and
sell by retail, in quantities to suit, AZ low
rs same goods can be bought at wholesale
in New York. We shall be glad to furnish
sample.
az" We nave Japanese poplinRObcS
--l200 Of cach-at great bargains.
10 We have a fine stock of irshLiner
all gradcs-sold at most popular prices
In Shirts and Coats we offer greet bar
gains, We have all grades, and Tic --latest
styles,
- In Shirts we offer an mmens,
stock, and sell at New York wholeale pri.
ccs. We keep al! grades.
~" We call attention to our PMer Col,
lars. We sell latest siyleS-the leptun,
linen finish, cloth button-holc-at cents
per box.
~ We also call attention to ,ur La
dies Paper Collars and Cuts.
"a" In Gents Suspendcrs and Bnces We
sell ut New York wholesale prizes, and
have the largest stock and best assortment
in the State.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-24
Night Scenes in the Bible.


Many OF the most affecting and impor-
tnnt scenes described in the Bible. trans
PRED under the splcndors OF oriental night.
Sodom and Egypt, BeerShela ana Babylon,
Carmel and Gilboa. Olivct and Emlnaus,
Jerusalem and the sea ofGalilee, have each.
by night. been witnesses of the power and
glory Of the omnipotcnt jehovah.
The author of Might Scenes in the BIZ
ble,' has followed the shadow of night
across the landscape Of divine revelation,
and grouped together the sacred scenes
which are made awful or impressive by
the mantle Of darkness.
He has succeeded in bringing to light
new and beautiful gems from the mine OF
| bible TRUTH" and has produced delight
| ful volume. The leading clergymcn OF
the country have given it their most cor
! dial approval as Il "charmin9" and in
The style in which it is published eXcels
anything it has been our privilege to eX-
anime. The steel engravings by the first
artists of the country are perfect "gems OF
art - We have space to describe but two
of them. The first is The Night Watch
in Mount Scir." Beside one of the noun
tain passes. with grand peaks towering,
crag upon crae. on either side, stands the
watch-tower. with its soitar, Waterman.
just through the pass can be seen the
first bright streaks of approachng dawn.
At the foot of the pass wholly shaded by
the overhanging cragS, Il party of travel
ers are encampcd They cry out to the
Waterman: "Watchman. what Of the
| NIGHTS and ,lnuyn thrnuUh fine nnss comes
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l.. ;. Matthews and wife, ct. ais, vs.. j c.
LOoney, jeteals ~"
In this cause. on motion, and 1t appear
Ing to the Clerk, from the Bill. which is
sworn TO, that Robert h. Stewart and JnO.
stewart are npn-residentS of the State of
Tennessee, 50 that tie ordinary process Of
laweannot he served upon them
1t is there fore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home Journal. published in Winchester,
,lenn,, requiring said nonresident defend
antsto appear before the Honorable Com-
" Court otfranhlin county, Tenn. on or
before the lst Monday in November, $50,
and plead, answer Or dcmur to the petit
tion OF the petitioners. or the same VIII be
taken for confessed, and set for hearing
eX-parte as to them. Witness nv hand. AZ
Office, this October 9TH. 1870.
j. JNO. G. ENOCHS. Clerk.
w. FRANCIS, Solicitor for Petitioners.
Octl3-lW 81 81 a4.
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FARM AND HOUSEHOLD


Much has been said in favor of jrri- |
CATION in these columns, and by agrI
culturists generally, but where the &.
pertinent has been made it has realized
all that has been promised. Tie New
York Times publishes the following
interesting results obtaiaed from mi
CATION in Colorado;
eve learn, for instance, that & Mr.
Manages, whose farm is on the South
Platte, near Denver, raised, in 1863,
ninety bushels Of wheat on one acre OF
ground, sixty five on another, and i've
hundred and fifty bushels on ten acres
of another farm. Mr.. I. 6. Ander-
son raised ninety bushels Of oats on
oac acre. Nj. VIM. lluning, on the
puroatoirc twelve miles below Trinidad
raised six hundred and forty bushels
of oats on eight acres, Close by TIE
same spot, Mr. Rankin raised two nun
drod and fifty bushels Of onions : acre
The Governor Of the Territory Las
lately declared in public tha' he be-,
seen nncty-turcc bushels OF Uac@.
raised on one acre. two hundred ans
thirty two bushels Of English Exec
s;or, oots on four acrrs. and owe hun,
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County Court Of Franklin N
John Miller,et. ais againstJames A En-,
land, ct. ais. HidFI WIS., ''is

land, ct. ais. lFihWl 1TS"' ''"s
In this cause, on motion, it appeo,in,
to the Clerk, from the bill which IS s swn"s
to, that,J. a. England and wife sar T''
are non-residcnts of the State If 'g Ton
nessee, so that the ordinary. pGeces, a. , ,,,
cannot be served upon them. 80 ii"
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in tbs
Home Journal. newspaper published in
the town Of Winchester, Tenn., requlrjnr
said nonresident defendants TO appear IL
fore ne Honorable County Court for Or
Franklin county, Tenn. on or before t tS
lst Monday in Noyber 1870, and plead. an an.
swer or dcmurto the petition Of the n" T'i.
TONERS, or the same willlthe taken "a,
confessed. and sot for hearing ey-n,ra
as to them. Witness my hand. at 6I,co
this sept. 7th, 1870"
IHU. rt"t y T.. ENO(,US C1o,I
WRIGRT, CARR Il EsTlLL. Solicitors
oct13-$I 80
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FINE FARM FOR SALE f!
The Ann Finch Farm,

! will offer for sale in Winchester on
Monday. December 9Th, 1870. the farm
known rs the Ann Finch Place. situated
about one mile from Winchester. on the
Shelbyville road on tie waters of Boiling
Fork. There is on the place brick house.
with six rooms. brick Kitchen ith two
rooms, good cellar brick smohc-hollsr, and
IA never-lalling spring. The place is also
well supplied win wafer. for Stock.
Said farm contains titrer. hundred and
two and three yc6T5 Mn. With inr NJ, T,.t,
Notes rcquir ID. With Sood srcurty.auI a
lien retained. .' W. j. BRIGGS.
Oct13t-uS