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10y GREEN WILLIAMS
II Auctioneers and Real Estate Brok srs
No. S19 Southeast corner 7th and ID streets

z q ..
II Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers
NO S19, Southeast corner 18th and ID streets
TEUSTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es
iAIE ERONTlNG ON THE PUBLI1 STAGE
And FENNSfLNANIA AVENUE. BETWEEN
SQUARE 925. 4"
N BY virtue Of q deed Of trust bear ing da.e DC
oY~tober 9th. ls65, and recorded In Liner Il NJ n
NO %, too 1f2, &c, ~ the Land Records of the
District OF Columbia, and by request in writng OF
tieo. Gulich, Treasurer OF the Eastern BuiIding
Association, We shall expose to sale, in front OF e
premise ;, ON MONDAY, the 25th day Of September
30 1T O'Clock p. m, part of Lot No Q. in SIulrs
No 92j beginning 10 inches east of the north
west corner Of sad lot thence running south Is feet
ihtnce east feet, thence south 3 feet pull lie al
ley thence east gu alley ri feet inches, thence due
north TO the line Of Pennsylvania avenue thence
along said avenue to the northern line Of said suuare
shd thence west to the point of beginning The
same fronting z. feet "a inches the Public Space
nelween Sth and 9th streets east and about feet on
Fennsy AHA avenue, making the entire front about
% feet. " '
Terms Of sale: Ono half cash: balance in six and
twelve months, satisfactorily secured $40 of the
purchase money will be required TO be paid when
Inc property is Knocked of fterms are not COMPLIED
with IN i've dave trustees the right 10 rese
at the rsk and cost OF deiauting purchaser on five
days notice in the Evening Star "
w. JONES. lT.u..
7. FDW. CLARK. trustees
S9"o9ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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n A. N 81 o o D.

YOUNG AND RISING GENERATION
"' 'ees'ssire powers Of life are strong. but 4. .
rev yeass how ofsen the paiid hue the lack lussre
eye aid emaoiassd form, and the FINN .sf,I,,.y q,
spPh'ason to mental effort show its hanefal insr-
ence 1t soen becomes evident to the oh ,h.,
soma depressing influence is chsckias TIE devslop
meat Of the body. Consumption is ta,sea os. and
perhaps the youth ID removed from schso, and sent
into the country. This is one Of the wOr.. move.
" O'uinAry diversions OF tn
eVereAansns scenes Of the city, the powers Of the
'eo''0 10 give 1sss 10 healthfal
nus are 'arned invards
'e1nA'e' 'ae approach OF the
menses is looked for with an xsty, n the sr.t .v,
" " ''" "'' saving power In
'"e 'neeA with
increase OF appetite has
- 'eu oA' 'Ae energies OF the system
'''D -" :. A''s economy Is deransed.
1' period In winch body
0nAnse from
''Aou 'or In vain the parents
''' .no 'Aneiss the grave but
-e 'O' ''' '-''i"'
ihAOr uoHU,
"'ns.
n
''"'
''O y A'''Ons'
! pr'nes' OF the skin'
~hu ArUp'ion on the race
vi INC hfeids'
! -e '''0'e '"e Eyes,
WIKI temporary sufusion and Loss Of Sight,
want OF Attention
Great Mobility,
hesfiessness, with Horror Of Society.
No'nihs Is more desirable to such patients than
soii'ude' and nothing they mere dread, for Fear Of
lhemseNee' no kepose OF Manner, no Earnestness
no Speculation, but q hurried Transition from o,e
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DY GREEN WILLIAMS,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
no. 81 }, Southeast corner 7th and D streets
EXTENSIVE SALE SF FURNITURE, BEDS
BEDDlNG: CARPETS, FlRE-PR0OF SAFE,
&C, AT AUCTION.
~ Will be sold, commencing on MONDAY
Va September 10, at 10 O'Clock, and continuing
X IRON Gay to day until all shall be sold. the
tentire furniture of the United States Hotel, on
Pennsy ania avenue, between 81 and "a
streets. The furniture consists of every article
usually found in a well-furnshed hotel.
Terms cash.
sel2td GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.


Rf VIM. WALL q CO., Auctioneer,.
- Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
No 50 Louisiana ave-, bet. 9Th and 10th SITS.
SALE OF H9 IL M. 9S ,6 6SGGRST OF WHOM
~ On SATURDAY MORNiNG, Sept. 18th,
~ Cos Bssi:r, oSs Bises a. H S e e. ~H r.y
'h Si.st &C WIN. L. VAIL 4 HLC2TT s S1s,
RY LATlMER h CLEARY. Auctione srs.
Southwest corner Penn7ylvania ave aud 18th street
IMPROVED AND uNIMPROvKD PROPERTY
On TdEs HASf $500 xAsP At AUCTION
49, n we willtell in front of the prt miss:. Los
sos ; and 8, in Square No.in This proo;
street east between south street and Geerss ave
hne ana The same front on Canal street. II deIira
Three lois 81 street - feet front by = feeS dep
each One Of these lot. is improved by nearly new
street win be divided into two lot. Of 2, feet font
eaeh, 10y depth OF = feet inches; one of which %
pn;Ssts ~ large threestory Brick Dwelling In
Terms: nefourth ssh; residus in six, Selve ard
trust Ccnyeyancing a'd stamps at coss Of pU-cha-
'e Iel dS down on S G. tine e :al
~ Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $40, southwest corner 7th and street,
HOUSEHOLD .ANp KITCHEN FURNITURE
rUAT kUCTI0N;
W. sell, ~ the residence of a gentleman declining
housekeeping, at No. 1905 Nj between 10th
lard 18th streets. N. W. ut 10 O'Clock a. m,
eAcellent assortment of Furniture, viz:
HAIR Cloth Walnut Parlor Suit
Marble top, Centre and other Tables
MaiI ut Etegere, Extension and uattree
Iiandsome French Plate Mirror
Lace Curtains and Cornice Brussels and other Car
pets
Marble-top Dress Bureaus and Wash Closets
Told band f1e ach China Tea set and other Crockery
Walnut Wardrobe and Btdsteai and Cane seat
Chairs
Refrigerator, Painted Cottage Sets and Spring Mat
trees
Cooking and other Stoves
With good lot Kitchen Furniture
Terms cssh.
seliH kepl GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.


RY LaTIMER & CLxARY, Aucroneers,
II tsucces-ors 10 Cooper & Es,imsrJ
southwe est corner PenIsS lvanis ave. and nth II
VALUABLE BUILpINa LOT on THs NORTH.
AT Es sT, .3RNER OF AND 5TH STREETS.
n, On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, sep,em-
Sher Iiih at Sc O'Clock, we will sel cd the prem.
situated on the northwest OF and sh It
having front Of - feet and ls0 feet on
so lots each ha~ns 'FRONT.' 81 s ieat
Terms: ne-third cash; residue n,six and twelve
the property. Convtyancins and stan p, at the cost
OF purchaser $50 down AZ time of.sale N''
se'-dSds IRepI LATIMER & OhEARY. Aucts.
TOMORROW.
Pr COOPER LATIMER. Aucttone,r,.
Southwest corner Of Pennsvivs ia ave- and 1lth It.
rFFK Ep n fs sAIEoE q9gsE Lot sIrg.-
~ On THURSDAY. 18th day of September
jIiT ef deed sds Of trust dated the Of
-, fob. 2s Of the land records for Wssbns TOO
&C unty, District OF COLUMBIA, the east part of Lot
fed and eet frea, nine R q n.n
deep, and improved by tw0-stcry Frame Dwelling.
b isns GT IN
secured by deed OF trust notes bearing interest
SEQ COOPER LATIMER, AuSs..
HI LATIMER h CLEARLY, Auctioneers,
- Successors to Cooper h Latimerp
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and Ilth NJ
v sd3r RE sIA 81 ByIkp.Ee LOT ON THE
AND 6TH sTREETS, AT AUCTION.
- On THU RSDAf AFTERNOON, September
0l5th, at 5Is clock, will SELL on the premises
- he east half OF lot No. 5, in square "a. This
i %tsS on the south side Of
with depth Of 100 feet.
Terms: One third cash; balance and l2 months
with interest secured by deed of ruse on the prOo
erty Conveyancing and stamps at cost Of pure
SO down At time of sale.
LATIMER CLEARLY,
se1-ddds tRep.l AHctioneers.
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MARRIED..

WlLLIAmS-SUDLEY. On the Eth instant. by
Rey Father Kane. Of st Patrick's Church. NJ
DENNIS WILLIAMS TO Miss MARY ANN Ill d.
LEY. both Of washin ytOn, d &.
MATTHkWs-F0HD. On the 18th instant. by
ard ~ The residence % the Rev Septinus Tustin
GEOKGE A. MATTHEW'S. Of thi, city, to M lss
JULIA A. FOhD, Of Alexandria. Va No cards
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WOOD AND COAL.
- CD AND COAL.

WssD AND COAL.
r. TIE SRE IA, FALLS lee COMPANY rsaad
they are INV prepared to ill orders for
WOOD AND COAL,
at prices Is lew can be obtained in the city, and
RSn ' sn 1ss,Rf aIT E hsi, stees in
split. or otherwise
Attention y called to Furnace White Ash, end the
For further ipformaton apply a. the d.ro, q the
.; s ,yrs No; i2Sa street pear i2h and foo
J. C wHrrwELL,
$50 81 IChron&Repl Sec and rrpasarer.
COAL AND WOOD.
pt have Il my yard and ano.s several earsoe. Of
Tsis Coal !. Esa ASH a nSS ashS
FINE oo on,ley' Egg and ssSys size oAk and
sci 2w. Conner 10th and Sta. . Island.
Now Is THE TIME TO BUY COAL.
We efer to consumers of COAL large stock Of all
the kinds and sizes krswn in the Market Our prices
are Io,c, and offer great inducements to par
ties buying this month.
WI. MABLOw,
au9D-eol2t Seventh street. Ard Cans, =
WooD AND COAL
Best quality Red and White Ash ANTHRACITE
COAL, wholesale and retail; CUMBERLAND
CoAL, lump and run Of mine.
PINE, OAK and HICKORY WOOD ct loves,
prices, and for cash only.
JAMES GLEASON,
ONCE corner 18th st. and Penna. avenue,
opposite Treasury Department.
anlO-H tRepI Depot and Yard, G st wharf.
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NONE ARE GENUINE UNI ESS DONE UP
IN STEEL ENGRAVED WRAPPER. WITH
FACSIMILE OF MY CHEMICAL VxRE
HOUSE, AND SIGNED
eue II. T. HELNBOID.
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pRoPcsALs FOB FoRAGg AND srRaw

seI2 lot
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DROPUSALs FOR COAL.

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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-24


the master Of the house, was told by
the servant that his master was not ye
stirring, but if he pleased to walk il
his lady was in the parlor. The lady
with great complaisance desired him tt
be seated, and said if bis business were
urgent, she would wake her husband
but had much rather not disturb him
'"Why, really, madame, said he
"my business is only to ask question
which you can resolve as well MS yonl
husband, if you will be ingenious with
me; you will doubtless think it odd
and it may be deemed impolitc for any
one, much more stranger, to ask
such question; but as a very consid
erable wager depends upon it, and it
may he some advantage to yourself to
declare the truth to me, | hope these
considerations will plead my excuse
1t is, madame, my desire to be inform
ed VIII ethor you govern your husband,
or he rules you"
Indeed, sir" replied the lady,
"this question is somewhat odd; but
as | think no one ought to he ashamed
of dong their duty, l shall make no
scruple to say that | am always proud
to obey my husband in all things; but
| ia woman's own word is to be sus-
pected in such case, let him answer
for nae, for here he comes"
The gentleman at that time entering
the room, and, after some apologies,
being made acquainted with the busi-
ness, confirmed every word his Ojedieat
wife had reported in her own favor
upon which he was requested to choose
which horse in t team he liked best.
and to accept Of itas a present.
A black gelding struck the fancy Of
the gentleman most, but the lady de-
sired lie would choose the gray mare,
which she thought would be very fit
for her side saddle; her husband gave
substantial reasons why the black horse
would he the most useful to them, but
madame still persisted in her claim to
the gray mare.
what" said she, "and you will not
take her then? But | say you shall, for
/ ar sure tie gray mare as nuch tie det-
ter horse."
"Well, my dear" replied the hus
band, "ir it must be so-----'
You must take an egg" replied
the gentleman carter, "and 1 must take
all my horses back ogaiu, and endcayor
10 live happy with my wife,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-24
Franklin County Directory

Manor nnG 1idermea.
nr Lewis Mctcalf. Mayor. Madison
portcr and j. w. McCutchcon, Aldermen
Isl ward, b. l.. Buckley and W. Ranaom
ID ward. G. c. Garner, ST., and J. B. tit&-
1atrick. ID ward; Geo. Lefcber and 4. D,
jackson. 4th Ward. VIM. Vaughn, Con-
stable. ..,
Stb JUGiCiGI Cfrcult.
Circuit Court for Franklin county held
IN fourth Mondays of March. July and
November. Hon. W. 7. Hickerson, presi-
ling Judge. Il. j. Jackson Clerk-Ollico
in courthouse.
Sd Chancery Division.
Chancery Court tor Eranklil county held
IN the Fourth Mondays in June and jan
uarv, A. S. Marks. Winchester, Tenn
Chancellor. II. Il. Estill, Clerk u Master.
0ifcc on east corner Public Square.
County Court.
Held on 1st Monday OF each month.
Honorable John w. Williams, Judge.
John G.. Enochs, Clerk, and d. Enochs,
Deputy. Office in Courthouse.
Quarterly Court held lst Mondays of
January. April, July and October.
Justices of the Peace.
i0hn W. W llllanls. OlliIo 'O ~" ''''
Shop, southwest side Public Square.
Offices ofJustice Finch and Justice Pry-
or in the row of brick offices opposite
Home journal office.
County Register.
J. j. Martin. Register. Office, south
corner Public Square.
County Trustee.
Wm. II. Francis, Jr.. Trustee. Can be
found at Tobe Turney's Law Office.
TdD Collector.
Jno G Hannah, Tax Collector. Office
with County Court Clerk.
County Surveyor.
Col. T. Y. Estill. Residence across
Boiling Fork, on street or road leading to
Decherd.
Sheriff.
D.J. Martin. Sheriff. Office at Brazel-
tons corner, Thos. II. Finch, John hin-
nnsham and Alex. Silvertooth, Deputies.
Coroner. 'l
John I. Green, Coroner.
Ranger.
John 7. Slater, Ranger. Office on Main
street.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-24

The Knoxville Whig and Register
under the heading of "Cupid's pranks
with Hymen," records the particulars
of romantic marriage which recently
took place in that vicinity. A youth
TO fortune and to fame unknow" loved
charming maid who reciprocated his
affections. a rich and aged suitor be.
sought the maiden's hand, and was
favored by her father The wedding
trousscau has been received, and il is
expected that aged suitor is to be the
happy bridegroom. But love laugh at
bolts and bars, and while all are ex.
pecting wedding, the maiden descends
rope ladder, meets young lover, the
twain proceed to the house of friend
ly minister, are united in the holy
bands of malrinony, and take the first
railway train for the east, leaving aged
suitor and cruel parent in despair.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-24

All Italy is not yet under one gov
eminent; almost in the heart of the
Peninsula exists an independent Re.
public. For 500 years the Lilliputiau
Republic Of San Marino, embracing an
area Of eight miles square, and contain
ing now eight thousand inhabitants,
has preserved its existence. Mean.
while dynasties ard thrones have
crumblcd, and revolutions swept over
nearly all Europe. Free Italy respects
the integrity Of the little Republic, as
did the First Napoleon. 1t is the bit
Of lcayen which may yet leaven the
whole lump OF Victor Emanuel's do.
minion.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-24

The family Of Gen. Lee have selected
Col. Charles Marshall, Of Baltimore, to
write full biography of the great
chieltain, and will turn over to him
ample material, including that collected
by Gen. Lee himself, and his notes and
letters of his campaigns. Col. Mar
shall will also prepare the biographical
sketch for the forthcoming Lee Memo
rial, which the faculty of Washington
and Lee University are pushing for
ward to completion. To his high lite
rary attainments Col. Marshall adds
the rare qualification of having been
Gen Lees private secretary during the
war
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"As the old lady was doing us good
she might as well let us taste every
dish," added the old woman,
"Why, yes, she might as well have
done handsomely" rejoined the hus
band.
"There can be no harm in looking"
continued tue old woman, ''the lady
will never be any the wiser for that"
The old man was silent, and silence
serves to give consent. He was al
most rs curious as his wife about tue
strange dish The temptation was
strong, and the longer it was parried
about the more Irresistible it became.
"She'll never know we have looked" :"
replied the old woman, as she gently
took hold Of the cover and very Gu
riously Y raised it on one side, and then
stopped down to peep under
Goa! oh! Oh !" exclaimed the ter.
riGcd old woman, az she started back
and upset the d.sh-coyer On the floor
Out jumped mouse
The uproar reused the lady of the
house, who, suspccting what was the
matter, was quickly at the door.
What : is this the return YOU make
for my kindness? You, who were so
re dv TO blame Adam and Eve for eat
ing thc forbidden fruit, could you not
obey my trihng request? You have
now forfeited the privileges I conferred
upon you, and you must therefore
leave my house Immediately, and re-
turn to your mud COTTAGE Never, il
future, blame Adam and Eve again for
what you evidently would have done
had you been in their place"
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Disseminated Couple.

An old discontentcd couple, who hac
, hard work to procure the ncCfssarieS
Of life, were constantly complaining OF
the faults and failures Of others, in
stead OF seeking by Divine help to rec
tify their own,
"All this trouble end sorrow in the
world is through Adam and Eve The
old gentleman would eIcaim. "lf
had been Adam | would never had
allowed woman to lead me into such
a scrape."
! 4 wealthy and pious lady lived near
who had frequently relieved the old
man and his wife. One day when pas
sing she heard them grumbIing as
usual about Adam and Eve. She felt
anxious to convince them Of the i'm
porteuce of being contented with the
station in which Providence had placed
them, and how wrong it was to be thus
constantly murmuring at their lot in
life.
The next morning the ladys servant
in livery came to the cottage with a
message from his mistress, request
ing the old couple to go up to the
mansion.
The looks Of discomfort vanished for
once, as tie old folks were delighted
with such a mark of distinction from
one so very rich.
On arriving at the mansion, the lady
received them most kindly, and thns
addressed them:
sI have set apart two rooms in my
house, and so lon! as YOU attend to
my wishes, you will be allowed to re
main here, and have everything need
ful for your comfort. But if you DISC
bey any Of my rules you will be imme-
diate,y turned out and sent back to
your mud cottage
81 thank you, thsnk you kindly,
madame" responded the old man.
Never fear our doing anything
against Jour wishes, man," added the
old woman.
every WELL" said the lady, "then
you will find home here for life"
Everything necessary for their com
fort was provided, and all went on
we'll for some time. There was one
thing that somehow puzzled them.
For several days there was placed ON
the table q covered dish, which they
wer5 desired not to touch.
"My lady desires the to say that eve
ry dish is at your service except that
one" said the servant.
On such aday, having nearly finished
their hearty repast, the curiosity of the
old woman was greatly excited as to
the forbidden dish, and she said to her
husband:
Whatever can it be ?"
"Never mind" said the old man,
"we've ha1 "a capital dinner without
it."
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-24

There will be Z iaar,l. supe-aJu.-
dance of new women lecturers ans
season. Miss Edgartou is the advance
guard. In 4 lecture delivered by hcl
recently in Boston, upon "Marriage
and Divorce she advocates an amend
mcnt to the Fedora, Constitution Civ
ing Congress exclusive control over
marriages and divorces, that uni
form system may prevail throughout
all the States and Territories. The
suggestion it not new.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-24

Quite a large number of cases OF
murder, in which the victim was an old
husband and the actual murderer or
chief instigator young wife. consti-
stitutes a large portion of the current
news of the present time. These oc.
currences should provoke earnest at
tention from gentlemen well advanced
in years, and we'll to do in this world
goods, who are desirous Of buying
wives young enough TO be their
daughters.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-24

The great States will probaly rank
as follows in the order OF their popu-
lation: New York, 100000: Penn
sylvana, 100000; Ono, 2,6j2,O00
Illinois, 2,J4O,OO0; Missouri, 1,703,.
600; Indiana, 1868, ,169: Massachus
etts, I,l4S, 600; Kentucky, 1923, 2Gl ;
Tennessee, l,25S,326; Virginia, l, 200,
GO7.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-24

A girl in Chicago recently attempted
to destroy herself because Of the old
old story" She had loved not wisely
but too well, and the man who accom-,
plished her moral destruction was al
ready welded to another. The Chica-
go Tribune reads him lecture, por
ton Of which is OF general application,
and we reprint it as follows:
"W hen u man enters upon q course
Of hypocritical and seductive love,ma-
king toward q woman, with intent to
ruin and not 10 marry, his course is cs-
scntiaily criminal in its inJent and mo,
tive. lie may not intend that it shaI!
end in her death; but, it if does so re-
suit, as q consequence Of his bandish.
ments, lying, and desertion, it is n
grave question whether be ought not
to be held responsible as accessory to
her murder, in law, rs well as in NOR
ais, Ordinarily, when a criminal con
ccrts with others TO commit a trcspaSs
or mislemcanor, and, in doing so, Il
felony is committed, the criminal be
comes responsible for the whole crime
resulting from the train Of circumstan-
&C, which ne had set in notion
TIE editor thinks this rule would up
ply with great equity to those who one
day profess undying affection for fool
ish but trusting girls. and the next day
read in the papers that the loved
ones have thrown themselves into the
rivn-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-24

The latest news from Mexico is ofa
piece with the intelligence we have
been receiving for long while from
that unhappy country. State rcvolu,
tions form its staple The chief revo-
lutionhry trouble seems 20 centre in
Guerrero, where the government troops
have been defeated, and there is q
prospect of the complete overthrow OF
regular authority.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-24

Dio Lewis advises people to- pay
their physicians stated sum per an
mum for keeping them well, the sum
to be decreased a giyer amount for
every case of sickness. Thisi is the
rule among the "Heathen Chinee," and
we find nothing to object to in it. 1t
seems to be based upon atstrictly
rational foundation.