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FAIRS.


Special Despatch 70 Tic Chicago Tribune
JACSsoS, Mich.; Sept. 4e.-Glortots WIS the
weather and Immense The attendance Oh this, the
third day Of the eTwcnty-second Annual Sta,e
taken at TIE Raie.. Add to that number the Usual
have approxima,ed IS, ,ooo. Nor is the SUCCESS 10
ls so central or 80 accessible IS Is Jackson, With
her fire frallroadA From dawn TO- twilight the
STREETS have been thronged mainly By rural rtst~
The grounds are IN the city, adjoning the Stlte
Prison, not hsH a mile distant from the ma1n
street, 50 that thteTinz hacknaen hare no show at
m means era13' the grounds are beautiful. M Som. D.
prissnE grove whuse shades ahoru manJ con-
Seueuces, On one Of the avenues IS located the
;;s oSs Of tn .ae rres:dsnt: 6 hssKwn ~ g4ss
tIolt, both OF whom have held of1i:e 70 many
years that they art growing venerable md gray
The Entries number s,ots, which Is in ex-
cess oi previous years; yet the shoT does nut e1-
ctl IN I'll departments. In cattle, the display II
qy ss1y q q sisnSandz
l!ll<dale County, Michigan, carried on tue hon.
orE, in the shape of 1welye blue nh:ons. for a
dozen premiums Of tho 1urst short-horns Intro
ana I!e,cfnrls arc also welt rerre s.nteh while III.
e. y. ruts;f, Of Ba,t:c Greek. exhibits the onlt
AldeEneys On tcc ground. The other noticeable
department Ut exec llcucc Is that OF fruit The
naest ever displsyest in Michigan, which
tsequvalcnt to prot 0uncsng them superior to any
aroanl arc ch N many I foaaiJ % iouased. % = It IS con-
| tHbuted by t. +. Allen, OF Paw Paw. J. II. Stes~
| ling, Of Monroe, and the Pheasant Valley Wine
Sa q as SfT gcee ae,x aSs q 9s
concord and the Delaware grape, winch many
strictly temperate chhfchmrnbets hare this dag
pronounced just the thing for use at the commu1'-
in the floral hall, where the rush has always
, 1870-09-23

Michael prtgan, Barney Gseel5. and Pat Carroll,
a! severely Injured.
A vessel NOW In Boston, to Riga, with 400 bar-
feis OF petroleum, ut 6s, ana i0J cases 20 at 26c
rcis OF petroleum, At Cd; German brig, fnom
Philadelphia to Rotterdam, 800 barre,sssof petro-
leum, at 1s Cd: BARK 70 Cork, for orders; about
sGGl barrels Of petroleum On private terms
DEMOCRATIC h1A1E cEEr1AL coHATTTKE.
ROCHESTER,, H. T.. Sept 1l.-Tne Democratic
S,atc Cental Committee appointed by the cpnycu-
utgaulzttl by the, election OF Samuel J. Tndeu,
Chairman. and Wm. Cassidy. Of Albany, Secrrta-
=. The Executive cummitree was also appoint
ed. The next meettng takes place in New York
on the 10Th OF this month.
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New Xork DRY Goods Market.
NEW yoRK, Sept. a2.-Drs gooIs arc hardly 50
active, yet largc business u heing Transacted.
and wherever no attempt has been made 70 put
up prices, cools are passing Into the channels Of
trade fteey. The following are the most tmpor-
tant changes tc-day: Broadway brown shetinE~
advanced from 119c 10 lee; Lawrence D DO from
1sAc to lac: Canoe sc; bleached muslin SAC
to &C; Rockville do t1 flom 63lc to 6Hc, ant!
Whttenyille z Go from l2 TO .2Akc.
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Of the Supreme Court; General Wines, Treasurer;
". VI. Aola;s, comEtl0l.er; james .. Minor,
General; Thomas Fitch. for Congress; j. Singer
land, for Lieutenant Governor. the cuuyent:on
Was the largest and most harmonious ever held
In Nevada.
Sylvester I0sun has Withdrawn from the Con-
g1ess!cns1 contest In Arszraa. Int induced p6p-
u!ar gentleman, Peter Brady, 70 p1.,cset AcCo1-
mick. 49,;
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tennessee Republican Ssasc Con-
yeutfous

NASHVILLE, Sept e2.-The Republican State
:1cc Maynar,i presided. II. Il. Ursaer, Of Bed
ford, was nominated fof Goyerno! BY aSc!ama-
ticn. and accepted In brief speech, IN which he
the cause, aud not for hiu1. Speeches we're
made " Maynard anu others. The plat.
form adopted declares against secession and
atiministr1:rattoD, and Of Congress; declares 1t
to b, cue Of the objects OF the American Cnton
TO protec. peopls IN ne exe1rsse Of
civil and political rights; says the honor
anu credit Of Tennessee must be sustained,
tayors the thorough education OF all classes :
congratulatts Germany upon the results Of the
tnyols Immigration and the enactment Of laws to
invite settlers to Tennessee. -.
TIE convention was largely attended and en-
thusfasttc.
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SYRACUSE, n. +. Sept. es.-Tne Republican
Congressional Convention, at Cortlandvtllc, yes:
Cortland, for successor in Congress 70 Hon. Denis
Mccarthy, In the 0nondaga and Cortland DIS
tstct- Tfe nomination sEas made on the first bal
lot, by q vote Of 81 TO 81.
MCaAosp, Sept ea-The Republican Congress
sIopn Convention, In the First District, JESTER
day. nomIuaied LII. Nortcn, c0!ore0, for Con.
rress. me white members withdrew and nomt,
na1ed Or. Douglas, white. The contenaing par
lies to-day agreed to submit thctr diiacolacs tt
the National Executive Committee.
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.SkE1IUN-DUSK-At. the Centenary n. &,
Ghpfs9. TT=rAay noIn,nE. r. Sfpt. s.. by the ReV H.
Ml: John L. Shelton and Mt.s Nar!a:n Dunk.
SHEET-H Af ES-Scpt- q. at the residence Of the
bride, So Hnbha.det. lv tlt htv. r. II. Hatfield,
Chae. .Swec., Of Milwaukee, ys., and Sarat uayee,
Of this city.
cF Milwaukee papers please COPY ...
BRO0ESBANk--COLLINS- In tllie city Sept =, tv
the Rey A. ". Spyder rcctor Of calvary Church. Air.
Geo. 4. B1ooGslnuk t. 3tisA AEEEfc Ce1!ns.
, 1870-09-23


Special Defratei to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis., Sept. - THE Dane County Fair
c.osed to-day, having heen more successful as an
exhibition AMI In attendance than WIS expected
auI the receipts large enough 10 leaye surplus
over the exF Fcnse. though lowering weather to-
SWINE, poultry, vegetables, and eld pruaucts, was
larger tban ut INV Stale tar Tor some years.
..u,Ise Harlow $. UFton delivered au eloquent.
thtncl rather leng hy, lnuual address On wheaf.
lie exalted agr1caltu.e as the great basis OF
wealth, aud spoke Of land, liberty, labor and law,
and ot their immediate connection win EACH
would md many dissenters. and went hack past
to the days Of Aoanl. lie feared much danger
from sEc aggregation OF wealth III onr country.
nu decidedly opposed the Introduction Of China
lsen us !aborefs, claiming that the negro was
greatly tlrtr superior.
The first thing OIL the programme was running
rare, after which there we're some scrub races,
during one Of which an old man was knocked
down aud badly IN tu1cL
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HAVANA, Sept. s...-Priyate accounts report
thnt the lan'ling OF the steamer Salvador was
completely successful. The cxpetlittouists nud u
great portion Of 'the asrna are now safe In the In
terror. Tie vessel was 1ta,:iug and unseawnttny,
:1t WIS abandoned to The Spantaz.ls. The plltt
anu six trtmen surrendered.
, 1870-09-23

we notice thar the manufacturers Of the
"Amerlcnu Base Burner" {so favosablr Known
both East and Vest still keep up lts well-won
"oFen " aud double hea1er,'' mike 1t 4 very
desirable se1ffeeng stovc, f.x the patlnr, Muing-
room, AMI hall. Ii must certainly contln1e to lie
the Most popular stove In the market
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tfatlnn of afIa!rs of the Associated Press. Smou-
toms frlenda claim that these articles are unpso-
vtked ana 50 clea,ly malicious as u Leave hin no
other RECOURSE than to force bis R5salants to face
their own charres IN cnttrt The real estate Of
defendants. TO the amount Of $4,000, IL attached
to asIde the result Of the suit.
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I.Yhrl Suit,

Bosros, Sept. 9e.-Dunham i Toayer. publish
ers Of tho 1fs%x h4ve been sued IN the Superior
Cont for ltbel by J. ". Stmontou, Of the Asso-
GATED Press The matter complained Of eonststs
ey seEes Of articles. which the p1atntiH aSela le
.,,on his pels5L~; sc:-5s:lS i. Il, aIG.:A
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Knox comfy Republican Convcn-
1fnrr-N -NottStpnxioNI%

GAIEsbrno, Ill, Sept. es.-The nennensan S
Vile. Yesterday. snd unanimeusly instructed tof
GsEe III John 4. Logon TOT United States senat9I'
md omlnased o. F. Price. Of GaleshuIg; z.
snotop. ior Representatives IN the Legts!ature.
me convention also nominated Patton foE snetau
and Eimbell for Coroner. Delegates we're electetl
to the Senatorial conveutlon. The eonsensiou
then adjourned. :
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den Obliged to Resign.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ST, PArt, MINI. Sept. 9e.-uon. l.. n Drown,
Of Scott County, has been nominated by tic Re-
pub1icans for District Judge Of tho Eighth Ju-
III, fa1 District. Judge Brown now holds the po-
sitton by appointment Of the Governor:
Warden Of the tcnttentiary, fns been compelled
by The Governor TO resign In consequence Of cer-
tain Irregularities IN prison contracts With which
he has been charged.
, 1870-09-23
..xaaa ana arizona Politics.

san FRANCISCO, Sept. es.-The Sevada Repul
csr State Cong eatton, yesterday. nominated !
Trte. Is! Eey T. =; J. 8. S.a:iso1. Il: 1-1i
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THE WEST.

Eq1ainoctIat Storm Silver Ship
mcn1s
OMAHA. Sept. es.-The equtn octtal storm COM
mcuced Yesterday evening, and continued through
the night, tIooiIlng many store-rooms Easements
and cellars throughout the city. Tne business
portion OF the city Is seriously damagea oy "atef.
sand dollars.
sjy car IosSis Of SILVER orc from the Utah Mines
left ogden to-day for the swauEea mills.
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. ss.-Deataa from yellow
feYtr, niue, Of whom four were natives 0f ltalF,
two Of France, TWO Of Germany, anu one Viz
| rin12.
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PITTSBURGH, Sept. f9.-CyEuA Adams, who
knocked down and robbed the -paJmAsteK OF
6hoenhetgers MIL OF sl1 coo, yesterday afternoon.
Wa7 tE1ed to-day, and sentenced to tWenty-t0ur
prisoner shot twice II the policeman who arrested
hlm, which Increased the punishment The
prisoner Will be In the penitcntl1fy within twenty
ivs-: s-x.-s l.::e. ..1e..;n.::+.l1 10 II3sse.y.
, 1870-09-23

LE-T, TREsTOS.F e KE-t!N. q Soa'h ct1rt-st.
Etr.irr .tEf.1EN7S1pth In CT RRE.Nf'J an1 sOEH
4sue Gt7:6raf<s aeaTius iatrrrsf MIKE LO4Soa Cor
an1 Geld at 10 rrr era isleress drag G0EE
H}LLS at tee 1ort rates FER gusa; b"y. stt, and
eAanre i;nrtfHAen{s,
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TN ppTrKMA AKERS

Of lie Hnest rtd brick Clay at the ostnk ot tEf
raltuads peaE gh,eafn 1nautfe. tos IHicsns.r5ns
/ 4. L..H.t-At.
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The sca6oldlne 1t No. IS wes: Fourteenth
street fell yesterday afternoon. the :ofse break
lug. and seven ntn fell sixteen fest- EhaStNa
O:N II Tls :ai1l;y hI1t. a.d 53-a Ga--et.
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LONDON, Sept. "a despatch from Berlin re-
peats the news thnt constitution Is prepariugfo
the security Of German unity. Herr Delbfuck is
arranging the fo1nnaAtiss for pfoclatmtnE Freac-
rick William Emperor OF Germany.
LONDON, Sept. GA New York Herald CORE
spoudcnt, at Berlin, states that tho Republicans
Of Germany continue their agitation against the
annexation Of Alsacc and Lorraine With inc1eas-
Ing determination In ali their journals, and at
ali public gatherings. The intoxication OF MILL
taFs circles Of Germany. caused By the success
of the Frussian arms, has led them to de-
n'ands without reflection Of consequences, TINT
Alsace and Lorraine, Metz, Tou1, and ver.iun
be given up By the French and annexed to
Germany. They aIso urge, with equal disregard
to diplomatic consequences, the P1ussian occ,1.
patton Of Luxembourg, the giving OF Flanders
TO Belgium; Savoy to Switzerland, and Nice aud
Corsica to Italy. TheY will not submit in
any way 10 the interference Of neutra1a
| Another party opposes tnls wholes nc
dtsmemberment Of France, but asks that sun
Gent guarantee he given Germany against future
I R2gsesslons Of France. They iudiuate that tht
guarantee should take the shape Of the incorpor
alton OF Alsace and Lorraine, aud the destruction
of the fortresses Of Mctx and Strashourg,
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| line viii soon bE put on the route between this
ARREST OF TickrocKE1s.
| Fifteen rickpockels we're aETcstett At Jersey
| City this morning, on the arrival OF the special
train irom Rochester. Eleven were hcsd LOT eS-
"p'''a''''' RELIEF OF THE WOUNDED.
Ata meeting Of the American Association for
Relief uf Misery on the held yester
day. Mt. Elisha Ila1rts estimated the k1itct md
wounded ir the European Tar, up 10 september l.
al la' 600. It MAS decided to make m appeal to
the American people in behalf OF the wounded.
1t vas stated that the Societies Hf Stro'5* y En.
| 1Drc hal aEcaIy raised, to August J. st1S3,tsa
p,sGRAcBrUL RIOT.
YESTERDAY, stxty men from the dry dock, call.
ing themselves Atlantic Juniors, visited
Brcdes 1iolel, East New York. On target excuE-
siou. They were accompanied by. about hun.
tlrcl Of the most tisrcputab1e characters, male
; and female. There were between twenty and
thirty girls, between the ages Of la and sea.s,
the majority OF whom were incbrtateti. The en-
hotel, and finally commenced fighting among
| themselves. The watchmen and several DEPUTY
SheEs vany to R9as
e ase,I % bayonets IA and marched them 10 the tow
The 1ArAYKr1E DETENTION.
The Developments in the case Of the detention
OF the 1870 passengers who Werc 10 hive sallca OF
Presents ne % very Singular statc of affairs. II.
c | French residents of New York are hlGaly lnaig
| uQpt at the act OF the government olucc1s. IN
= nassengers who were taken from the steamer
d were discharged On the dock without examlna
= tton, and thelr baggage was carried On on 1ne Ia
8 fayct1e. They are SAID to be without means, anl
l. | free passes hare been offered them iof the neA
r steamer, which docs not leave. however. unt
i October. Yesterday, il. Coudert+ BttotneS 70
| tho French Consul, c2lfeH on Commissioner bett<
| Marshal Sharpe, and the District Attorney. bn!
Of them refused to take any action In the mattel
[ and 50 the case st2u1s- -.-
ARRIVAL or TIE REAArss OF GoTIscHALk.ES NJ E.S
e The remains OF the late L. u Gotsscnalk, ~
died 1n South America arrived IN tnis cltI yesse
dav. 1t is The intention Of hts nienas anu ~ M'
. scal q, lists OF the city to haze gfand teqale
~ mass performed over the body At 81 stepaea
" Church next week.
- rue ERIE RAILROAD SUIT.
IT. The argument Of the motion IN the case or u
ae Erie Railroad Company and Others, aGaln
le Mc*sfs. Heath, Rappel, aud Others, 70 ndSe :!
u. action transferred TO the United States t1Ict
| Court uf this district, from the supreme Coun
- | the judicial Diatflct, was conelnueu ycsts
~ dpy, C. A. Seward, In behalf OF II
| Company, in answer to 81 afEument
Fl Cnoatc, statcd the PRINCIPLES OF 'aN
E which they insisted that The action co1iu no:
bo transferred to the Federal Conft under eather
Of ect of Congress OF 1Ts9 or that Of 1866 Choa
d. replied briedy, and Juaticc InG11ham LOOK inc
ur pera+ The decision was reserved.
he FATAL ACClDkSI.
ed The scRtoldlnG at No s. WeS: f3nfteen
6e street tel ycstcriay afternoon. the aofse btes
r. Ing. and seren utn fell sixteen ieSt- Gha1
/ rttN -tt. Y,1-Yf =
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SpCriAatOvlin,a.

Tho discose ca,lcd snirmotorLro mr. So
mrrial Wrnl,ur.s, il ,i.n known ~ Srxun
Jnranu.ity' sentinel Emissions. phy.irn
Decay. Nervous Debility. ctc.
We are nprtccllv nwnre that o(iIiction,
orfbc Sexual o,oy,ism nrc usually avoid.
cd Nv many scirntili,. mruhrrs of,hc nro.
f.. ;on. In cnn.cmnnrn, nf t;,. ndi,,m ar.
tacbcI consequently the uul,npny yjcljm,
of this disease oridu,llv sink info th,
,,,,,n rnIo,s tI,n,, c.,,, ind ."mn phv.i.
elan who NAV make il "A Spcciality.
Young men are the most frequent sulicr-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-09-15

TURNEY.-Judge Peter Turncy lef
here last Friday night for Knoxville.
BROWNIE. Brown, of Haynesvillc
Ca, has been Ia "the city" for scvera
days.
JUDD.-We were pleased to see Mr.
Harvey Judd upon our streets last
Tuesday
MARES. Judge Albert Marks enter
ed upon the duties of lis office as Chan.
cellor of this Division last Monday
week at Shelbyvillc,
STACKHoUsE. Samuel Stackhouse.
Esq, editor of that sterling sheet, the
Crystal Springs (Miss.) Herald, has
been spending a few days in Winches-
ter, and enjoying the beauties of nature
as illustrated by our mountain scenery
and lovely women. He doubtless
thinks, however, that distance lends en-
chantment to the view in both cases,
and perhaps he's right-but we can't
see it.
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The Wonder Of the Age.

Attention is called to the advertise
ment of Il. +. Rcdfeld's great
mercantile establishment, at Jasper,
Tenn. The buildings, sale and office
rooms are of the most superior charac-
ter in workmanship and finish, cover
ing two and halt acres. His stock
comprises everything in the mercantile
line. He has every department-undcr
tie charge of competent men-working
night and day. His business is con.
Quoted upon the combined systems Of
wholesale and retail, which will doubt
less revolutionizc the trade of the
State. Under this system he proposes
to give to the consumer the advantage
that wholesale merchants give to retail
crs. The principal feature to which we
call attention is his very low prices.
olive and let live" is his motto. At
present rates he will sell one million
dollars worth next year He sells
goods to a larger scope of country
than the Nashville merchants. Orders
come by night and day. The fact that
one man is employed all the time in
getting up samples, and that no sam
pies has been sent to parties but who
have purchased, clearly demonstrates
the magnitude of his trade. Every or
der filed sells a great many goods, and
so the "work goes bravely on" The
news is spreading, and every man is
making rush for Redfeld's, where the
consumer can buy goods at wholesale
prices. He is proving himself the
friend of the people, and they will pat.
ronize him in defiance of all opposition.
After his doing so much for them we
are confident he will get his reward
their custom. OF his Agricultural De-
partment it need only be said. he has
everything beneficial, from q peach
seeder to stump-puller. He has .
larger stock in this department than
any Nashville house-amounting to
fifteen thousand dollars worth.
Send to Rcdfield for your goods, and
save money. se15,1t
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-09-15
In Chancery at Winchester.
Eliza Easlick vs. John Frizzcll, ct. ais.


On motion and 1t appearing to the Clerk
and Master from the bill which Is sworn
to that the defendants, William and Sarah
Mason, minors, are non-residents of the
State, 50 that the ordinary process of law
cannot be servedupon them.
1t Is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home Journal, newspaper published in
term of the Chancery Court to be held for
he County of Franklin at tn. courthouse
in Winchester OH the 4th Monday Of Jan.
next, and plead, answer or dcmur to COM
plainant's bill, or the same will be taken
tor confessed and set for hearing exparte
rs to him. Witness my hand at office,
this Sept. 13, 1870. H. r. ESTILL,
sepl5-4t Clerk 4 Master.
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Sewanee Collegiate Institute,
Winchester, Tennessee.

The Fall Term will open on the 18th of
August, 1870. the usual ten months ses-
sion.
The new Principal having no other en-
gagemcnts to occupy him. will give his
undivided attention to the school. A.
GOOD academic instruction ~ can be found
anywhere will be given. 1t l. the object
10 build up fine preparatory school. 50
that boy leaving here for College will he
able to enter the Sophomore class. al least.
This IL something very much ysaedtd in
this comm nifty. and a liberal patronage
gwen for one year. or at the fi,rthcst two
years. a flourisilins school. doing honor to
the community. will be established.
The Principal can conn iand the very
best assistance, II the school grows to such
a 81. IA to require it.
% Terms. 50 to SO per month. payable
quarterly, POSITIVELY iS ADVANCE.
ID. u. RAMSEY.
july2s-2m Principal.
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Nashville a. Chattanooga and N
g. N. w. Railroads.
TRAINS SOUTH.

TRAINS SOUTH.
D,v Passenger. Train leaves Nashville
oao \. NJ; arrives at Decherd 2.fb r. NJ.
i y,oV $50 r. NJ. Arrives ut Chattanooga
III Mont .ii Passenger Train leaves Nashville
.o1sr'M.: arrives ut and leaves Dechert
gjIop. NJ. Arrives at Chattanooga 43O A
NJ DAILY.
TRAINS NohIil
Nav Passenger Train leaves Chattanoo'
A. Nj; arrives ut Decherd S.25 A. NJ;
issyes $40 A. NJ. Arrives IN Nashville a1
1'1 Ticht Passenger Train leaves Chatta-
ono 500 p. Nj; arrives at and leaves
HnooooGIerd 70 20 A. NJ. Arrives in Nashville
At 200 A. NJ. Dailyo
both trains connect at Chattanooga for
Atlanta and all principal cities South.
Passengers for all points In the Eas!
rast tennessee and Virginia, make direct
,no ",u by taking the train that passes
DecLcrd at ll.4O Pm.
Passengers going West make connection
,,itI, the Nashville Il Northwestern Rail-
,oad Int Nashvillc,) for 81. Louis, Kansas
l Kim and all points West and Northwest.
'Tyynins leave Nashville via Nashville d.
Northwestern Railroad ut 9.l5 A. NJ. and
npM. 600 Trains runs daily3
''00 j. w. THOMAS,
Gen'l Sup't.
W T.. DANLEY, G. p. q 7. Ag't,
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The GRAvEYARD,-We have been re-
quested to call the attention Of our cit.
liens to the condition of the grave
yard, and to urge upon them the ncccs-
slty or taking some steps toward i'm.
proving its appearance. The "heavcn"
bushes, as they are called, cover a
large portion Of the yard, and the
whole place presents a neglected as
pect which is rather discreditable to
winchester, to say the least Of it.
We understand that the subject will be
presented to the people in all the
churches next Sunday. So mote it be.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-09-15

RECEIPTS DO NOT REQUIRE STAMPS
a law OF the recent session of Con-
sre'', but not generally promulgated,
Us yet is wen deserving of the atten-
uon OF business men. The new tax.
.a''n bill as 1t passed Congress, abol.
''nes the stamp duty on receipts for
"oney OF any amount whatever, as
well {" promissory notes given for
-ams less than one hundred dollars.
tne bank check, draft, and documen-
"ry stamps remain In use a. hereto.
'ore' This law took effect from and
'''er Its passage. since which time
,'rse sums of money have, no doubt,
'een wasted, from the fact that the law
!" mot generally understood.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-09-15

The W. IL A. Railroad has brought
an action against d. Z. Davenport, for
$4,000. Mr.. Davenport was former.
ly Receiver for SAID road, and the Di-
rectors claim damages to the amount
Of the above mentioned sum. Gen.
Bright and Col. Lamb, of Fayetteville,
and Col. John V. Wright, of Winchcs
ter, are prosecuting the suit, and Col
Pete Turney and Col. Albert Marks de.
Tending it.
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sum- I HING NEW !
A Marble Yard near Mann's
Ford, 7 miles west Of
Winchester

Here is the place to get stone work dons
cheap. The undersigned hastrcrtrda ill
TO saw Marble, and will ill nj! orders for
work at short notice. The finest and best
quality OF Tennessee Marble, such Us 'Iun-
umcnts, Tomhst0ncs, Table and Counter
Tops. in fact all sorts Of stone work done
in neat and plain style, and cheaper than
the cheapest. For further information
and particulars, address
W. c. KITCHENS.
july2l-Gm Winchester, Tenn
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-09-15

Messrs. Ii L. Cox IL Bro. Atlanta,
Ga, report wheat dull at s1.10@l.20
for Tennessee White, and Sl.00@1.10
for Tennessee Rel. Corn, per bushel,
81 lO@l.20. Flour, demand light
fancy, 1915; family, $3.50; extra,
$685.; surpcrfne, S250@3.0O, Hay,
per 100 pounds, Sl.50@1.G0. Irish
potatoes scarce, and in demand at
50 00@325 per barrel,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-09-15

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