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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21

nor ST. THOMAS aud BRAZIL.
vFiTHn STATES aud BRAZIL hAIL STEAMSHIP coAPAEI
RsxulAr sailing 1A Of nspsa:
HERRINlcK Capt wIHx January 70
SOUTH AHBRlCA Capt X L. TUkk February IL
pORTH AMERICA. Cart u. B. 6Locrs, AsrehH.
sshsduls SOD s a. D. nonn
Bahia add Ro do Jsnsrs going ad fer
snsaasnso< Of kegbt passage, apply 70
wh GARRISON Agent No Bowhsrrsn. New ferE
EROM CHARLESTON TO FLORIDA, via
l. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINZ
r. r leave CHARLEsToS for FLORIDA via
SAVANNAH three sher arrival OF the New rorf
sbps the North. Eastern railroad train:
PILOT BOY, QhliUd ROuts) s'uJ SUNDAY hoRNlSu al .
e'eloeL. -. -
DICTATOR every TUESDAY EVENING, .ts Sss,L
CITY POINT, FRIDAY kVkNISG. att oelocE
Thssb tickets To he had Of ali Ch,stos and savannah s,sshp
line AtsBtss ia kswYerk
J. D. AIKEN h Co..
Agsus ChsrlsIon-
L. j. GUILMAkTIE l. Co,
Agents az ssvinnsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21
TONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James.

II alp:
$50 A. N, Nsf train for Grsenport
i6o. NJ for Ro.ys Glen Cove Losls. valley BuDrso,, sss
Eorthport -
D. NJ Rivtrhesd KIpres, Train.
In M, t,r North Tslp
10 m frum Hunters Point for maie' ard Hempstsat
An tai, eounec. at Braucb for Henpsissd
500 sin. Tor Royn Glen Cove Locus. VALLEY Hun.s;o, sd
Eorihport leave Hnuiers Point 81 3 a N. and p m ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21
Country prov,rtp GO 3it.

A FARM of IS acres TO LET on Staten
N IaBi beautifully Situated 10 Glove VALET 20 minutes iTon
Houss Barn with farming stock Rent 500 Alo
roe shove superior OUSE and BARN choice fruit trees Win 20
acre, uuer cniyato Bent $3.50 Apply TO H. TRACf
ARNOLD 4 Co. I51 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21
HUDSON RIVER RAILR0AD.-Trains leave

i Il Thir.ieGhs rs follows:
ga m Cincinnati Chicago Express Drawing cara ai,aesd
1880 q NJ bar Express. UrssiEgrron ear, attached
On m Mnutreil Express Drawlng.roOm cars ittacssL -
$40 N p,eioc sIps Sleeping LroaS Chicago 9Th
cot change "a n. c. RR., Aso b. L a. : hR (pnJl
II D. NJ. Nsat Express, SsrninE esrs attached
100 N 2:a0 tnd r. Poughierp.e lrA.si
So a. 4: IS and $50 Q. m, Ps~ksAil TuCL
aud $50 o. IT,. Sing Sing T'rrrs -,
TrsnG =, rorc-v =.
can. TO Poughksspss on suuls!a) d. TOUCH s1yt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21

Sutton Sal,s Of g,al Gstatt.
J. JoHs,os, IT,, Aueionser
pY JOHNSON 81 MIL Err.
I'D AUCTIOEBRRs AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERs,
70 25 NAuiu.sr, CsDAKsT.. kEw-losL .
stores Ceubtr sud Farm. beust N
rested eIh.n Losn nsgoai Asenon sales Of FsTS'as t
DY JAMES NJ. MILLER, THURSDAY, Feb
ID ru,y 1870 at L O'clock. tie Exchange Sae'Oon No. III
Broadway. ,--,,-,
PARTITION sALF-By o. q the Supreme ceur 'aa,oe lon
proved property NewYork under the direction u James
Maurice ESQ., Referee being part Of the estate OF The late Col James
HsIr.on deceased being the following described premises Via
No. i26 CedAr-st
No. l3j Cedsrst
80. lsl Washinaon.st
No. lO9 Vests.
No. 10 Wests,.
No. II Coartland;,t
No. rs Csurtlardtst.
No. 70 CourtlGrdtsL Northern Hotel
No. 81 C.urtlaUdt-st ' $500
No. l64 Wsshngton-si.
No leo Washington-st.
$50 Wsshingon-st, corner OF BeiestL
No 332 Washngton-st.
No ~ West FOurth.st Gate $40 FoUrh.S)
Terms Sale perempofy, without reserve Aaps Az Ane'
TONER'S Ofce. % PI1est
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21
NEWBORN DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. JANUARY d. 1870
otian Sitamrs.
TOR LIVERPOOL,

For LIVERPOOL,
ID tvh QUEENSTOWN .
.. CARRYING THE U. s. MAILa
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
win despatch one Of their fss full power iron ,ersw
IRON PlBR NO. ~ n r.. EVERY "WEDNESDAY
- follows I'D .. ....
tNADA' CAPT Ghsxy......... January 26 a7sM
COLORADO. Capt WmIIAnA ......... .Psbru,y asaa
NEBRASKA Capt GUIhD..............Fsbrunya aim
hAfHATTh. Capt FoHirIm....-...Fsbrusry l. n3pm
MINNESOTA, Capt PRIcE..-.......Psbrusv a. mia
IDAHO Capt Currse,............ March o. u3p
Cabin pssssfs, SEQ. gold
stsesss passage tonee No. 70 Broadway ESQ esrrsse,
Fer freight or cabin passage. sppyto ..
WILLIAMS I auIos. Ma ., Walls.
TNHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDs
. Steamship UNION. Capt p. Dreyer.
The United States Mall will sail from the Bssusn Pier fec,
- SATURDAY, January "a.
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON
TAXING PASSENGERS TO
LONDON, HAvRK, SOUTHAMPTON and BREMEN The srs-ss
ratss payable in Eod
flut Cton.
becond Cabin. II i0o6
Third 81
stttrage hOu go. Gold
Ts followed WISER 700
for r.isht apply 70 oELRICHs Co. Ne Brosaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21
Country g,al 6stat. fur saIf.


Tor SALE-A VIRGINIA ESTATE IN LOU
l. DOUN COUNTY, vA-Lsge brick HOUSE. 40 by % feet.
with back building 10 IS fet elegantly finished ard conveniently
arranged, marble mAps, Ouibudngs situated Ia
nstars grove with lawns large garden large orchards Of
choice fa good 5e 1870 Of land
us order hours Of Washington City By rOsd good society
chacbes schools G hes, improvements In the county Address b.
H0UGH, 81 Southst. Baltimore, Md
TOR SALE-A GREAT BARGAIN.-A valu-
able LOT With CHURCH BuILDISG Esb,b shove Noble
Pbdp 90 feet front and 60 feet with lot the fronting
Noble With brng, so feet front and 100 feet deep Price reduced
om $500 S21OQ Good location for and heaek Apply
p. WAGNER 6lI Spring Gsrtenst. PhlAdepha
DOR SALE or EXCHANGED FARM near
Bridgeport Conn "a acres large dwelling and all necessary
buildings price Including stock, crops. &c, slO0y
N. A. rutland Co 5 Beeknan-t, n Y.
NARYLAND-FARM 30 acres Fruit will
VI pay t1. Pam this g1aroteed JA2UES a Bro.dw.I
CPOTSYLVANIA, Virginia.-40 acres, $500;
~ 10 sIoi 100 acres 6o l25 ,ere. toy - srs, 81
gsr sere Fer psieasn apply TO SOUTHERN LAAD oTFVA'
Libsryrs.. Room 6.
VIRGINIA LANDS in Mecklenburg Co.-35j
$4,000 as Sc acres 10 .re $50 ~ acre.,
sl2eO go S. 80 Foo particulars Apply J" a. r.
SMITH, IS Libety-st
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HANDSOME RESIDENCE for sALE--At

tIL,,h 10 10 50 minutes from foot Of lAbsFrs. over .ns
s,,.s,,,t road oct e modern eenn' rooms ea
an, acre ai fruit tees berries h Yess
,.r, d..r.b sltOoo IIens rot dealt "sh A's ho''h'
o. BIZ g, ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21
NETWORK AND NEW-HAvEN RAIL.

ROAD
~ WINTER ARRASGEMkNr.
COMMENCING AO,. a. IDbt
Of TvrutTssTsathst ass
Foudh,ye Entrlncs TWruts ,eyssshsI
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
FOR srd Bridgeport T. OH :O N l4il' M ~
o. Lxl, 3:45. 4:3O $50 AND Or m NJ -, ~,
STAFFORD Fairfield Southport ana "esPort '' NV
For Soru,lG 1000 $40 Brl 500 liiS N iziS tshh '''
HxI as az tEr $50 6:yl and 500 tfLl ,. m
W, D,r.. linn I. m. s.30. 5:Jl al t;3 >
For Ssmfuri T. EID. l;30s NJ 2;l3 tsTl I'I' lsth
,s 20 TX J. as SEQ 6:1i 5;lS. Ok . ~.
For Gretswieb 3 1891 2ls J:tS '1S 50, ~ -
345 as $50 ESQ. and i:l5 p.
Sy,ay Ma, Trim Leave. N,~tSrE a. w
Bos,on ,.rc~,v, ,y,rcs
FOR Boston. via Spriugn m. tEx D. J thh stHtJ
For Boston, via Shore Line. l2:l5 (EI u (EIl p N
Hadf,rd srd Springfield. N tEIl l2;is SEhh -"e
Far Connreeu River Railroad m tELl HIP n to Ao'H''
Up. M o Northampton. ..,, ~, ev., - ,,.u
FOR Nrw.F,-su New LOuioa AMI senasiOu Railroad "
l2:l5 3sp u. - 4 ,st Uili.ms
bargb-
~ Ia .. thA J. p
~ oai. l!;l9 500 ~ NJ ss
m n connection -iih Fcsat tran ,',a Netsst :" pan'
dsv, 5:JJ ma ORA
kSom Car TO The % :" ~ JANIS H. HOYT says.iHispdsut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21
0uaH Sttamtrs.

J. Aces HERMAN. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21

DARITAN and DEL. BAY RAILROAD.
IL rss LONG BgAscH. RID BANK. BklckSBuRG, NAN
ChnTEs. roNs RlVkK ta By Steamer JHssk hoir. "fH
n, hsa Psr u foot Dsaasst -
sspt u 1893 W Mkpss osasN nnses
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
- lgLANp-wlNrkR ARRANGEAkNr.-os Asd aast Oslss.t
.l se's The Roosevelt aud Grad st Fssss n sss
s<kA Nall ssd Passenger br PstcAsEss 10 IA hs xsrthl
3:e krprsss V fseAsgssi t;1 Alfonso ~
sip-os Saturdays thressh % Ps,sAsgas 60 fer krsA
tstsdaya ArssgA 10 Bsbyea All Valley suss
ssssp ,, We ksrsh late And early sasa
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24

DuYVUee he ig'NuBS0 lB36 u tzfe III 5Se0I
authorities IN inficting moderate pun
ishfdent. ,'--HOss. Dram FacilJc; State
,Supt. ~
Theteacl,er has discretionary power.
and when he surrenders that power,
lie meets his pupils disarmed Of al
authority over them. The pupil must
learn to be governed; and II this can
be accomplished through kind ssnd
persuasive words or winning smiles
Of the teacher, 1t would be desiraple;
and If not, harsher means must be up
piled. The different views will ehe
harmonized most successfully BY al,
lowing the teacher to use bis discre-
ton In the infiiction Of punishment;
and let him strive to work upon the
nobler principle which IS within, and
can be developed, in every human
being. ff 80
Feb. II. Visited Dist. No. s, Swan
Tp, lWhceling); John Bonewsll and
Miss Hook, teachers; Sub. Director
Mr.. Hook. Enrolled forthe term, 1876
in district, I12. Mr.. Bonewell has
charge Of the higher, department. A
number OF large scholarsare In attend.
ance. Order and attention good. Miss
Hook, too, is successful, Our visit
was short, but we noticed somcrepairs
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24

13laB osSAcse ~ vScfy 49, Pc"
for any special plan, but designed y
call the attention of those who are to
this matter toamore thorough
investigation Of the merits Of the DIFF
ferent plans. Let Us have q full
hearing; and for that purpose We
suggest the calling of meeting, Of all
Interested, to. be held at the Court
House ~ SOON sas may be deemed
.adyisables efasG 1ss u.s. zssa
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24
ID iifE A Ten.
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KNOXVILLE, FEB. q, 1870. j
For the Voter.


II V'I u 9. Tor the Voter.
10 THESCHoOLH HOUSE QUESTION.
= As the time IL drawing nigh when
The Taxpayers of the Indt pendent
District Of Knoxvflie WIN befcalled
ipon tosxsteon the question Of proyi-
ding more !. Recommendations for our
schools, it.would seem tp be 'desirable
hat thes1matter should be carefully
nsidsrcsi and discussed, ESQ that all
,ay,act uuderstandinglyt on the day
feIcction. For the question IL not
lone, slanIl we have more school
ooms, hut also, Shall We not have
cYcr oiYts? Although the first ques-
ion is the one which, is receiving
nost attention, 1t Is obvious to those
sho have given the matter any
.hought, tllatf he second IL paramount.
The truth may rs we'll be told: we
nave not single properly furnished
choe3-rocm. Much Of the plastering
sofl: the floors are so loose that they
annot be properly washed-the upper
Jnes not at all-without drenching
Tie ,,.s,ers,r'. he,ow With muddy
x.,or. .,,a ,he de.rs arc in mo wav
-, ,h~r xnn,,,a ,n----~-.
onn snumaratian ~ tbe dcf,c;cn-
ca. Of the prere,t house j. not neces.
sary in this connection; and we will
! ~, ~, 80 and ee,n,aoa;o,s ...1.one
ss.ns &c !. e..1.'1 gs-g 1'flif gff lbs fil r
ss1 stGree so,,est;,ns nnatprol,v sucycst
.,an,.a,,r. :. ~. ,,,x.,n,.ss FRET
:, .s-,,.''4. ...,ana.. ~. :, ~ ,,,o.
s'sAa', az. u, ,.Ie, -, Ill
: s9'tY '1D'tN.t. -. !, !.
s'rue. .ns ee" s.,,,, -. s@," ,'v
- = '. I''D ~" I'M; .'ps
'e 49, wv ~ 49,, 49,
.. !. t,,e ,,r...ent' house tnwar1
li.,,,u ,,osintoI,;..
,,;,',a ,,,sn.s .1l"' Z
naa p' .l,,n, ,,,,, ho or,a 1 r. MI.
a.h.,I;, ~ Ia, ~ ,,.r,n. !, addition
!. ..r,a.i,,,,t ~, ,,,a,,2 1,nSil,,ina w,Il
remain IN it, present ',lilapidoted con.
.,itian far IN inaefinite ,s.yIod W.
sEora ~ ,,,n.rr,aa - ~ ~. est,,notAd
81 :.ost ~ ! ..;,alle ad',,,Inn, hut' n,e.
. ~ = would mt IN las.than $4,000.
.ganI ana, cbo,ocs ,y,,idl, t,,o od,lldon
wou,d render Necessary such ns ,ljr.
~, U;nO , i new well. grading. &c. would
II rro b carry The figures beyond thisr
amount. After such an outlay as this,
e 4 wnalI hn,,.aa,ss. tnotten,ut : pron.,
....,,s,,.,;,.. :, .ha vat, ,n,Id,nr .Thn
h,'a,",,"a ~. & ha',ntha Gs.t sty,e ard
...re,'r',in q annrovcd nllans hut The
!, :, :,.,,,i, wil, u;vs eha rocter ~
{ i Inc Whole structure This needs d
e ,,, u, ration "a Another stronr mr.
y !. against a, addition is thnti
,I,ewould not furnish convenient arrange
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24
PRlCEs.--A Fnsr OGcr.

esnd the retail prize. washer ~, K1fsa w.irges
-. and Ne Wif forward either or both mschiness
free Of freight, 70 pisces where one " ssilinx; and
90 sure srs ue they will b. liked HAT Ne savss 70
refund the money r. apy one uiAhee 70 fFtpyE the
machipes fr.S q fright, aStss sonth sstal. -
B - $50, auensr q hsa4hss sASen p~Ws the
Asv1sery g Wsehlpe vbtb ehe hend4 eAy40s days
q "a ytos, shsA u go b Dos bstteh Dese sxps-
n~essyiy DotyS Clothes wssAss, ssda UaivsrssD
cAavasseve With ssssasIvs ngAt = 49,, nshe
uoney M selling them -
sssi 81 dssisss ssssssiiy, = vbcn iIbsrai dis-
s.'ts NO. DRowNINa. Cen. Ass.t.
so y cortlApdt 81, Mst York
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-04-07
Judge Knight. of St. Louis, has

Judge Knight. of St. Louis, has is
sued a license as practic,ng lawyer Of
the st. Louis bar to Miss L. Barkalo, a
student OF the St. Louis Law school
Miss Barkalo is a native Of Brooklyn,
New York, and is woman of more
than ordinary ability. That there is
no question Of her ability was clearly
shown yesterday at the examination.
where she promptly and correctly an
swered every question propoundsd to
her. Judge knight. although over.
flowing with gallantry, gave the lady
no quarter. The most abstrusc and
erudite questions were propoundsd to
the applicant, but not once did the
wise Judge catch the fair student nap
ping. Miss Barkalo 10 about twenty
two years Of age Of buxom figure,
amiable, and really intelligent face, and
q large and expressive eye. This 10 O
figure Of speech -she has two. She is
now . msmber Of the 81. Louis bar,
and considerable interest ID manifested
to witness her maiden effort
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-04-07

IMMIGRATION SOCIETY .--The Frank
lin County Immigration Society. Of
which j. W. Syler is President, and
Rev. w. b. Watterson is Secretary,
has gone vigorously to work. Circu.
lars have peen printed for distribution
in the thickly populated Northern
States, and doubtless much good will
result therefrom. Every citizen in the
County will certainly be benefited Pc
cuniarily by the success Of the imm,
grafton movement and hence each and
every one ought to be perfectly'willng
TO contribute Il small amount to pay for
circulars and advertising, and thus roll
on the ball.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-04-07

WEtake pleasure in calling the atten
ton Of our readers to the advertise
ment, in another column, of Demorests
Monthly Magazine. We have lately re-
ccived the February, March, and April
numbers, and find them profusely illus.
trated with plates of the newest fash
ions, and accompanied by full-sized
pattern of some fashionable garment.
A large, magnificent, and costly par
lor picture is atfe ed as premium to
yearly subscribers.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-04-07

A MONEY MAKING ESTABLISHMENT.
AT Bell Air, Virginia, there Is an cs
adjustment for the manufacture of
straw boards for the use of bookbind-
ers, etc., etc., that is one Of the best in
Tile county. at consumes about ten
tons Of straw per day, turning out
about six tons of manufactured board,
which finds ready market in New
York at 800 per ton. The straw
costs at the mill six dollars per ton; 3
lar margin for profit. - one will oh
serve. Besides giving employment to
labor and adding to the wealth Of the
'proprietors, this enterprise enables
'ar'uers to dispose Of their straw al
good prices. which otherwise would be
wasted" In Tennessee the capital in
vested in manufacturing is exempt
IRON taxation, and when our people
wake up to the fact that there Is more
money 10 this business than in anything
else, there are few men Who viii not be
eager to Own stock in such On enter
prisc.. "a a9itg rss sf.srat - .fW
setrff fasttsfr-.f !. a. 4 .fa taf-fffs,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-04-07

McKoIr Il Co., So College Street,
Nashville, are the men to buy furniture
from, if yoI wish to make your house
look charming and comfortable; and
when those who contemplate matrmo-
ny get tired of talking about moonlight
and stars and flowers, and become q
little more practical in their ideas, We
would suggest that they 60 to McKoin
e. Co.'S and talk about carpets, tables,
chairs, spring-mattresses, etc.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-04-07

TRACY CIrY.--A Masonic Lodge has
recently been established at this enter
prsing and pleasant mountain village,
and doubtless the spirit of charity
for all-which is the browning honor
and glory Of the Masonic fraternity
will be potent in its influence for good.
like oil upon the troubled waters, and
will bind the hearts ofmany together in
the bonds ofsympathy and love. Rev.
W. B. Watterson is the Worshipful
Master, and VIC believe that he will
prove to be an efficient officer.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-04-07

SEVERAL law suits against the N. d,
CIR. r. have been on the taps during
the present term Of the Circuit Court
The case of Mrs. Davidson vs.. the
Railroad was continued; in the case OF
Starnes vs. the Railroad the jury gave
the plaintiff 1000 damages; aud the
case Of Lawing vs.. the Railroad, for
$4,000 damages, is now being tried.
Judge Barclay Tillman, the Chancellor
of this District, is presiding.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-04-07
Hurley's Ague Tonic.
NO AESENlC-NO MERCl ki.
EEREECTLY HELlAHL.E

PERFECTLY RELIABLE
The only remedy for Chillsaud revv,.
or Ague and Fever, that Is or can bs de-
pended upon is Hurley $ Ague Tonic.
There have been thousands cured by
using it who lave tried the usual remedies
without benefit.
The following certificate from reliable
citizen Of Missis-ippi speaks for itself:
M"rid an. Miss, Oct. IT, lStt>
Mr.. K. \. X, Chadwick:
Dear SIR This is to certify chat bought
from you, by your Recommendation. bot
tie Of llurlcy's Aglm Tonic. and 1t cnrci
two cases OF Fever and ADue. of - months
standing. | chcrrfuly recommend Hur-
lcy's Tonic - the public generally.
Respectfully yours.
JOHN k WRIGHT.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-04-07
Pat Townsend, Plaintiff, VS.. James TOWN
send, Defendant, (bOth colorcd.)
lOriginal Attachment

Whereas, Pat Townsend applied to Jno.
W, williams, j. =. for said county, on the
10Th day of February. 1870. in accordance,
with the laws of this State, for an original
attachment against the propcrty'of James
Tow nsend, for debt on an accnuut OF said
attachment having been levied upon the
property of said James Townsend, and
returned before me on the 18th day OF
February, 1870, and it also appearing TO
me that said James Townsend is a non
resident of this State. and is Il resident of
the State of Alabama, SO that the Ordina-
nv and regular process of law cannot be
served upon him. -.
1t Is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home journal. $ newspaper published in
winchester, Franklin county, Tennessee,
requiring the said james Townsend to APP
near before me OH the 10th day ofSepteni-
Der. 1870, at my office in the town of Win
chester. in said county. it being Justice
OF the Yeace Court, to defend the above
suit, or judgment by default, ex parte, Will
be given against him.
Witness my hand and seal. this the 10Th
day of February, 1870.
THOS. FINCH.
J,P. for Franklin Co. Tenn.
marl7-4t.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-04-07


SHELBYvILLE.-Mr. Edmund New.
som, who resides about six miles
southwest of Shelbyville, had his new
residence destroyed by fire last Satur
day week. "The fire was under full
Roadway when first discovered, and one
portion of the building nearly con-
sumed. The family barely had time
TO escape from their sleeping apart
mcnts. The entire building was con
sumcd, and all the beds. bed clothing
and wearing-apparel, with tic cxcep
ton of the parlor furniture, and a fine
new piano."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-04-07

"UuR SATURDAY NIGuT.'-Article;
with this heading, which appear week.,
in the New York Democrat, have be
come celebrated in This country. The
author of them is an extraordinary
man, bold and fearless writer, aud thu
uncompromising advocate of truth
justice and morality. Read the article
about the bright eyed Baby on tho
first page.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-04-07

lIo FOR THE PENITENTIARY.-Thre(
negroes, among whom was Henry
Green, of this town, were sent by the
Circuit Court from this county to the
Peniten'iary last week. Our neighbour
Fayetteville, recently lost two Of hel
Fifteenth Amendments in the same
way; one Of them, school teacher
for forging a check, and the other fol
stealing small piece of rope with Q
lorsc attached to it. Verify, verify,
Attorney General Cliff is carrying the
war into Africa.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-04-07

REMovAL.-Mr Billie Farmer las re
moved the Mountain Saloon to thu
South corner Of the Square, next dool
to Gregory q Sartain's Livery Stable
Excellent lager beel, fresh from the
Brewery in Nashville, is there dis
pcnsed, together with many Other
things too numerous to mention. See
his advertisement.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-04-07

THE WHEAT CRop.-We understand
that Mr.. Sam. Hawkins. who resides
near Cowan, has the best wheat of any
man in the county. 1t is said to be
four or five inches high and looks as
neat and regular and precise'as ayoung
lady Of forty seven. Mr.. II. is not q
member of the Buster family by any
means, his farm being stocked with
agricultural implements of kind in
keeping with the demands of the age.
There is no sort Of question about his
success.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-04-07
LOCAL.
THURSDAY, APRIL Z, 1870.
Mail Arrangement.
MAILS ARRIVE.

MAILS ARRIVE. Z
General Mail, per Nashville u Chatta'
Enoora Railroad. 300 Pm.
NAV Esyuttcyille Mail, per Winchester 4 Al
albania Railroad, 1904. u. thaf E
MAILS CLOSE.
Fayetteville Mail. per Winchester 4 AL
albania Railroad, a.35p; N; ~ . c,...
General Mail. per Nashville d Chatfa-
noogh Railroad, G.45 A.. M. &
postolllcc (South-east side Sqnare,) open
during business hours, and OIL Sundays
None Money orders sold, which Ia the most
safe conyenent and cheapest way to remit
nall sums of money.
Box-rent and newspaper hostages arc
Inc and payable quarterly in advance.
NJ. G. WHIPPLE, =. M.
Winchester, Tenn, Dec. 1st, 1869.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-04-07

The Eclectic Magazine, published in
New York City, is most excellent pc
rodcal. The April number is now on
our table, and its bill of intellectual
fare is tempting. Five dollars per an
nun is the subscription price, and it is
worth every cent of it.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-04-07

SpRINd.-Thc daisies aud hyacinths
are lifting their gentle heads from the
bosom of Mother Earth, the birds are
warbNng their sweetest songs, and the
forest trees will soon clap their hands
with joy and look like bride adorned
to meet her husband. Beautiful, beau
tiful Spring, we welcome thee
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-04-07

iMpRovEMENT.-Mr. John Vaughan
has been making an Improvement in
the appearance Of his advertisement,
by Illustrating it with stove cut. He
is one of the most liberal and enter
prising merchants in the place, and is
worthy of the confidence and patron
age of the people.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-04-07

The Chicago Times says that L. C
Hopkins u Co., of that city, spend 81
500 a day for advertising, and cleal
double that amount The heads o
that firm are entirely level on the ad-
vertising subject, and their sensible ex
ample is altogether worthy elimination