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We are indebted to Mr.. Chas. Tab
scott for Premium List of the Simp-
son County Fair, to be held at Frank.
lin, KY, commencing on the 9th day
Of September. Cant visit you this
time, Charley.
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Our Agents.

The following gentlemen are authorized
70 ac. as agents for the receipt OF suDscrip
lions TO the Home Journal in their respec
tive localities:
HINTS Station II. r. Moore q co.
necherI Mr.. George X. Stroud.
Cowan Mr.. A. j. Hines.
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LAST Friday night the Aurora b.
reals. or northern light, attracted the
attention of many of our citizens. In
March, 1882, it overspread the whole
hemisphere of America.
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In Circuit Court at Winchester,
Wiley +. Woods. ct. ais. VS. L. ii. Turner
and Wife. ct. ais

Because it appears from the allegations
in the bill in this cause, which me sworn
to, that the dctcndanls--T. ii. Turner and
Wife NJ. A. Turner. Alice Arnett. samuel
Cole and Wife Betty Cole, NJ. A. Woods,
Charles Woods Ruth Woods, Ella Woods.
Mary Woods, Jonathan +. Woods, An
drew Woods and Talton Embrcy-are non
resident, of the State of Tennessee;
1t is therefore ord, red that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
"lIonc Journal a newspaper published
in Winchester, Tenn. requiring said non
resident defendants to appear at the next
term of the Circuit Court for Franklin
county,a at the Courthouse thereof in the
town Of Winchester. on the lth Monday IN
November next, and make defense to said
bill, or the same will be taken for confess
sed and set for hearing eX partc
Witness my hand, at office. August 23d,
1870. II. j. JACKSON, Clclk.
aug25-lt 81 80
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RAGs.-We want 10000 pounds Of
clean cotton rags, for which the high
est cash price will be paid. The rags
not taken unless bags are sold also.
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EFF. REDrIELD q Co. will sell heavy
yard wide brown domestic for l2!c;
and yard wide sea island domestic for
l0lo
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Turnpike to the, University, and q
Big Hotel In winchester.

/" -
Tho following communication treats
upon subject which we would like to
see discussed by the most practical,
sensible, and spirited men in the
county:
WINCHESTER, Aug. 20, 70.
j. r. Bsasley, Esq.,:
DEAR SIR:--I venture to address
you, with tho hope that the suggestions
I offer may receive some consideration
a; your hands before you consign my
production to the fate of rejected man
uscripts.
All will admit that what we need
most in this county at the present
time is money and enterprise, and how
to bring more money here is question
which should engage the attention Of
our leading men.
For myself, know Of no better plan
to accomplish this result than by build
ing a turnpike from this place to the
University of the South on the Cum
berland Mountain.
There are now about two hundred
students at that point, who would
spend a great deal Of money in this
town if pleasant mode Of conveyance
was provided between the two places.
Besides, the relations and friends OF
these young gentlemen, embracing
many of the wealthiest people in the
country, are continually making visits
to the mountain, and the hotel accom-
modations are not sufficient to render
their stay as agreeable as it might be-
With an elegant hotel IN Winchester,
and u hack line, or street car, run
ming daily on a turnpike from here to
the University, all of the hotel patron
age would be given to this place and
bring money into the county that
would add largely to the bulk OF our
circulation.
There Is no reason why our mcr-
chants could not sell their goods as
cheap, if not cheaper, than the Nash
vile or Louisville merchants. as the
expense OF living is less here than in
those cities, and supply the students
with all the clothing they may require
and no reason why said students should
not give their work to our tailors in
stead of sending it to Louisville as at
present.
understand that the proprietor OF
the Maxwell House endcavored 10 Sc
cure the privilege of erecting hotel
near the University. but the Directors
of that Institution would not grant it,
as they wished to have supreme control
over everything connected with the
school.
Now, if the county would subscribe
SAC, 900 toward the erection Of a turn
pike, payable in ten years, and impose
tax to meet it, the proprietor of the
Maxwell, or some other capitalist.
might be induced to erect an elegant
hotel in Winchester
Build the turnpike and the hotel
would be we'll sustained.
We have long since learned that
there are two sides to every question
and are not disposed to rashly embrace
Utility's views in this turnpike matter
Internal improvements of all sorts
turnpikes, railroads, etc.,-add to thu
material wealth of any county, bu
whether it would pay to invest $40,
600 in q turnpike at the present time il
a question which we regard as yer.
doubtful, to say the least.
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Mail Arrangement.
MAILS ARRIVE.

MAILS ARRIVE.
oonsral Mail. per Nashville T. Chatta-
nG %SssSa,i he1lM NAH, per winchester & Al
ohs",a Railroad, 7WA.M.
MAILS CLOSE.
fayetteville Mail, per Winchester u Al
aba, nnarsl Mail, per Nashville & Chatta-
nooga Railroad, 6.45 A. NJ
postottlce (south-east side SQUARE, 0' G1pen
during business hours anu OH 0u'o"''
ifS Nancy Y. orders sold, which is the most
sMioonnycnient and cheapest way to remit
) nall sums of money ,.o
Box-rent and newspaper hostages are
Inc and payable quarterly in advance.
NJ. C. WHIPPLE, p. NJ.
Winchester, Tenn, Dec. lst, 1863.
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DIR. Il. C. MARKS,

Having located permanently In Win
chester, offers his services to the public 10
all the branches Of his profession. Hi'
office Is at present at the offlse Of Colyar
Marks & Fitzpatrick. where he may
always be found, unless professionally
absent.
apr 2Q-12m
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PLAIN and ornamental Job Printing
neatly executed at this office. Terms
positively cash.
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DE. DAVENPORT figures in the To-
lice Court at Nashville, to the tune OF
$40 for engaging in an assault.
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CorroN in New York continues al
1911 for middling upland.
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TENNESSEE bonds were quoted IN
New York on Tuesday at 634 for the
old issue, end 605 for the new
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The prospect for heavy corn
erop in this county was never better
than at present.
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GOLD opened in New York TUESDAY
at 1l6 and closed at ll6S.
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VIZ read q story once Of beautiful
and wealthy lady who was blessed with
q noble and generous heart. In the
town where she resided, there lived a
widow who supported herself and her
sick daughter With her needle. The
girl had been 40 invalid for several
months, and the physician said that she
must have exercise in the open air or
she would die. The mothers heart
was sad; and when she looked upon
her lovely and patient chld-just bud
ding into womanhood- and thought
about the doom to which poverty had
consigned her, the tears would fill her
eyes and ever and anon stidea sob
would burst from her bosom. Bnt
help was at hand. The lady whose
noble qualities were so well known in
the village, heard Of the condition OF
the young girl-of what she needed to
restore the roses of health to her
cheeks-and Immediately determined
to save her. The next day found her
with her carriage at the widows gate,
an acquaintance ensued, her offer OF
assistance for the invalid was gladly
accepted, and by degrees the fresh air
and genial sunshine, the songs of the
birds, and the still greater melody of her
benefactress' voice as they took long
rides together over the beautiful coun,
try, brought back her health and
strength and filled the widows cup of
happiness to the brim. So ended the
story; and we could not but think how
much more delightful our brief life
would be if all would emulate the cX-
ample Of the good Samaritan, and do
good as they have opportunity-cven
here in Winchester as well as elsewhere.
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BRAyDY.MAKlNG has commenced IN
our county.
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In Chancery at Winchester.

In Chancery at Winchester.
Jos. Miller and John b. March VS.. James
W. Buchanan. Administrator, etc., Of
W. W. Brazclton, decd.
In this cause, on motion. it appearing,to
the Clerk d Master from the bill which Is
sworn to, that defendants. JAS. }. Pryor
and wife Mamie p, formerly Mamie
BraZclton, are nOn-residents Of the State,
so that the ordinary process of law cannot
be served upon them.
1t il therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in tho
Home Journal published in Winchester,
Tenn, requiring said resident defend
ants to appear before the Clerk and Mas
ter on or before the 4th Monday in Janua-
" next. and plead, answer or demur to
complanant's bill, or the same will be Ia
ken for confessed, and set tor hearing ex
parte rs to them
Witness my hand, at office, July $. 1870.
ii. r. ESrILL,
Clerk Il Master.
july20-4t
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Barrctts Hair Restorative. a.
Barretts Hair Restorative cannot be
equaled.
Don't confound, Darretts Restorative
with others.
Barretts challenges the world.
Out Of Barrett's, out of fashion.
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IIEALTiI's Best DrFRNcE.-"The weak enteth
herbs" saysSt. Paul SO that eighteen hundred
y"ars ago the value Of mcdicicul plants was
appreciated. In the old Testament botanical
remedies are repeatedly recommended. but IN
TO I.assasc of sucred history is man recon
meudcd to swallow cal"mcl, or blue ELL, or
any other mineral preparation. TIE sick were
directed to eat hei bs TO strengthen them, to
purify them, to hsal them. to restore them.
In that d..y the nrt Of making vegetable cx-
tracts was unkpowe. Tic he. bal medicines
were mere ilftls ons.
1t was reserved for inter nge to unite the
,nitary essenccs OF tonic aperi, ut and unt;biI
ious roots, barks, aud plants, with IN active
stinIulaut. and Thus secure their rapid frusioi
through the dcbilitated or disordered system
The GROWING triumph OF this effective mode
Of concentrating and applying the virtues q
medical vegetables was achieved 10 the pro
duc'ion Of uostettrr's Stomach Bitters. New
er before had perfectly pure alcoholic stimu-
Isn't been combined with tho expressed iuice
of the tiuest spec;f:s Of the vegetable king
dom, Never yet, though eighteen years huv,
elapsed since its insroductIon, has this grea
restorative been equalIed. 1t is ,ak"n al o.
seasons, In all climrs. rs the most patent safe
guard against epimedics. os pcotectio,
against a!l unhealthy exlalations thet p-oduc
teimlitent and "th.r m.larious fcvor-: as au sp
petIzer; as sovereign cure for dyspepsia; as
general tonic and inviyornnt; rs gonts Pain
less apcrieni; as flood depnrent; ns q nerviie
as cure for Gjiuis offectioss; as harmless an
odyns; and as the best defence Of health un
4 der unfavorable circumstances, such as seden
tary pursvit6, undue bodily or mental exc,
uon. hardship, prlvstion and exposure,
July !, 1870, lQ--lm. -
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Our MANUFAruRISa INrEaEsTs.-The manu-
focturers of the North have nsked for and OBJ
t"ined the assistance Of the National Govern
ment until they have become a burden to The
people at lar. e, aud the tax paid by the Uni
ted states f.r the support of these manufacty
rers IS equal to all the other taxes dut togsih
or. Let our manufacturers mike goods oiZ bet
ter quality, and n, lower prices la6 OF hc
manufacturers. and they can Jeiy compstiio,
aithout Government help, THIS, o. least, i
the Plan Of Dir. p. p. Tdae, fof Charltstotu
= C., The largest ana m.c"t .successlul manu-.
i"c,Gr9s .; &qo', sasli@s, L!!Yds and moulding
IN the southern states. fi#li =
July ], 1870, l6-lm. fsat So,
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CIMCLKMATTI
La ger Beer
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County of Abbeville.
Court Of Common Pleas.

''"h''.oho Ao1 "oiicJ DcHlahus
Money Gaines Plaintiff, against James A.
BrowBlce, Defendant.
To the Defendant JamesoA. Brownlee:
VOU are hereby summoned and required
Il to answer the complaint in this action,
which j. flied in the Office of the Clerk Of Com.
rocn Pleas for the said County, and to serve q
copy of your answer to the said complaint OH
the subscribers at their otline, Abbcviile Cunrt
House. Law Range within twenty days after
the service heroof, exclusive Of the day Of such
service; and if you fail to answer The COM
plant within The time aforesaid, the plaintiff
will take judgment against you for the sun
of Two Kindred and Forty eight Dollars md
twenty eight cents. with interest On the sum
One Hundred and Ninety Dollars from the 1s
day Of November, A. D. 1869, with costs apt
disbursements. -
r.. THOMSON & FAIR,
'~e Plaintiff . Attorney.
Dated Abbeville, 18TH July, 1870.
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Minutes Of the Board Of Directors OF
the Auxiliary Bible Society of
Abbeville.

The Board Of Directors of "Thc
Auxiliary Bible Society Of Abbcvillc'
met in the Law Office of Mcssrs
Perrin & Cothran, on "Wednesday
morning, July 9th, 1870.
Present: II. G. Perrin, r. II. Ward
law, Isaac branch, Thomas Thomson
! q. W. prc&s!y, Il. c.. Gricr. J. L. Press
ly, II. II. Sloan, j. j.. Gilbert, Janc,
brennan, A. Bart, james Gillian
James Has!in. John S. Red, +. H.
br. ..d!ry and X. \, Fair.
The Board Was organized Will;
prayer hy the Re-. l.. &. Gricr. j.. D.
The Minnt2: Of pre-; icus incri;us>
w""c READ a'.a ;ppruvcd.
I:'" l;"v. ,!;tn.;, H,%c:, d. d.. ar:;
Rev. j.. y. Diii''s. Agent oi' the Amer
team i;ihle Society iDr Ssu;h t.,rnlin.
Icing present, were invited to s., ,is
n; corresponding members Of IN.
Board.
The Report of the Corr,snon,li,,.
i:ccrc;a,,. was rcro;v,I ,.,,,,,.,1 ,I
.;,.., "''!''"' '"'
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'y and spontaneously to explain the
matter to Europe.
DUBLIN, July 25.--Tho sympathy
Of Ireland is almost unanimously viii
france.
f"RBAcH, July 25.-Tho Prussians
navc been rcpulscd at Korlin. A re-
pHnoiS:,ncc has been made Oh Prus-
49, :, - H." Trench.
PA"is, July 2J.--'i''., Tpnt 20,
sailed today, to rcintu. g.. a.. i..li.
DourS. The gradual cvtl..tiua oi
fomo has been decided upon.
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10 @ A L.
Time tests tho Merits of all Things.

Time tests tho Merits Of all Things.
The foreign and don,e-ti> demand for Perry
Davis Seas great med:cine-thc Pain Killer
was never before go large as it has been oi
Lat: aul We tiink tie tinnc has arrived when
tie declaration may hc made without the pos.
!l''.:;y Of rsiutation, that the city Of provi-
hence, L:s :ur".hrd the entire habit able globe
, with medicine, which, il puiut Of universali-
y oi t,iHaL, extent Of usefulness, comD,cie
,hl.ir.;sy for uli the purposes f.r wl.iel, it is
I.aigacl a!,i wide sprta;, enduring popu!nri-
i;y. lis never b:,n c'iu.led by any medicine
Ii EUROPE ur .tnltrca.
Tie mictrsalfy cJ' Me demand for the Pain
Killer, is novel, interesting, and surprising
'fmc la. gone OUT" into every quarter Of the
hsbitab!e globe. The Pain Killer is now regu-
larly sold i'll large and steadily increasing
quantities. :soi oniy to general agents in eve
ry State and Territory Of the Union, and eve
ry Province Of British America. but to Bucnos
Ayres, Brazil, U aguay, Peru. Chill and ether
South American states to the Sandwich Is
Ia:ds, 10 Cuba AID other West India Islands:
10 England ai.,i Continental Europe; to Mozam-
tiqne, Madagascar, Zanzibar and ether African
lands; to Australia and Calc-tta, Rargoon and
other places in India. 1t has also been sent to
China, aud We doubt if there il any foseign
part or any inland city in Africa or Asia
which is il. quented by American and Europe
IN ni:s,i.naiies. travellers or traders, into
which IA. puiu Xii CIR has not been intro,luced
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JOHN GRAY.
AbbcY.i.1,lc.,

NESlTES to n."."iu hi,, i..y..,; .
~ that lie is now loc...'I win Il. &.
SiLEER: Columbia, S. -, ;hn propric-
tor Of one Of the largest and firat-ciass
RETAIL, DRY GOODS HOUSES iii
the South, who intends making extra
ordinary preparations for the Fall
trade. In connection with tho rcgu-
lar limo of DRY GOODS will be ad-
dcd first class Upholstery Establish
mcnt, in all Of its branches. Mr..
Silver will add to his Establishment
somcthin: new in tho South-a fino
Art Gallery where his patrons will
always find something attractive. IIo
has also in contemplation to mako
the Department Of
Mourning Goods a Speciality.
Ills friends and patrons may be as
surcd that in tic prices and qualities
Of his goods, lie cannot be surpassed.
Samples Of all goods will be furnished
through the mail upon application
being madc by letter, directed to Mr..
r. G. SILVER, and addressed to my
care.
Respectfully,
JOHN GRAY.
July Is, 1870, 12-3m
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Meeting of the Republican Nominating
Convention.


o'her o'''cc-holdcrs-asscm'""d in th
Senate Ciambcr in the ....!,@' C"3i'o
yesterday mornir- A r p,n>;.,
(co,orcd c,,,il.,n e.. :,.,.',...
,.or,,r, Iua: " Wv "',''''t,"'
~"'''n'"h OF the State liNt
cH,svc COMMITTEES, took the Chair, ca
=. ich 'hG meeting to order, and then &c
n.|r''' i i'h;,thy audrcs5~-landator,
81 '"V. scot, and dcnounci'g judy;
'"rP'"'er.
VA motion of ). J. Lac. .Assialan
::tiH'""' ""i Inspector General Il. |;
F''.."'i "h> called upon to act IL; tenn
%"'Ay Nhairinan. l;'plrscntativ,
''''=;. 'Hl'"i"hl returned thanks fn!
;;'H H'''%i"ri'i! E"""r, and cHNrcs*".
'. = :: '',,'.'". ""':"e 10 i;'ilh!@iiy r"vi'.rn
.:i' c:';'i;'! "hiI'fi. lie waS greeted
i n'A r"';E''' "i aii'sau<e - ~%pca.;r.
.':'':'"S I:;h;H" the demonstration aus:
'i'Es ;,''c;,:iy kr"r:n% !! up The col!
"rl' hSa,'ih% Clerk O.! Tie House WE
";i.i':'i''" temporary Secretary. Tho
thurman having announced !!ic Con
.e''''"h ready 20 proceed 10 business
| IL WAS moved and seconded. That y
'""."n:!iec Q: one from "a:.: CHn,r.*
:;:;.i;;'i 81 :'""t and lire" at large, l,v
"iP'i"!2d 10 cHa,,;mc credentials. Is
ili":c"r" ''vai delegations from :"vcr.!
i"rr!hct :: "!''l Ike c!":niaIt; arc very
t"n"T&Ht:n a':d emphatic in the asscr-
'!"': '' we r., r';''''>' war;" work is anti
.',.i;',",;, -" r""l;':i'tro consists of
"'''',,':'"': " !:''t"hi""H, from th"
Isl; hEl':":n':;'ivr Ni.ii'I'rr, from
IN" -; H"i.'ahL Elr>i;:,,nt OF The
>.''';;'t i,"."i'@"'':'ry. from the 81 :
"!:'H'''iirr Hr"Gir, from Tie !f!i :
"n, ""ha'nr Nash, Representative
'':.''''. ".H ''':'"i"; ','.';h",:', II !,r:.".
u 80 ''.'': :i:"T''; '::"' ;.''' ;"::v>:;-
':.':' '&':'' i .'.'.' = H"'.i > "='.'',i; II.
- -. '",..''::. ;'' 'ti':'' t. '':::;" o::'
- - ..'F" :-:;-' '.:''!''! States Mar
''''' -; -: 'i.":;;"t =; ">''- :; ;i:rc q
,'';;'. .. - - ::!": i!""r III ir''Hi, 1:on.i
80 ""!S 20 "',"'H t"t'r dinners: az!
r"'!: "i"'H,iE feel III hcttcr Lumor.
':;' - i;E''iie a'.Eicc proved acceptable
";n wa, "'''''''i:i"""! v adopted:
va 'iH f'-a.';iiir!i'S OF the Con
~, rH'':'''h III + oci'cN, 'hc temporary
~'i;iFi!i;' "H''nihccI that the Co:n-
,!'',,es =! ,'' on 'isut'''"'> were Std out,
j.: H''r ,.''"! I" near what was the
wiz 'l '''e ,'o'eh'i"n.
80 .,'''':''''''': WIN mniin:, car
lii't Uhiii'iiHH".N. l)lH;tT Gaia was
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But such y condition OF things is
not satisfactory to the friends OF the
Bible or Of its ends; for demand for
the Bible indicates IN advance ofChris-
tianity. The Bible and Christianity
arc essentially aggressive, and these
characteristics Indicate the line OF con-
duct to be pursued hy their advocates
Respectfully susmt:cd.
TllOS. TiIOM:jDN,
(,or C,r',-
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Dated Abbeville, 18th July, 1870.

To the Defendant James A. Brownlee:
fHxAKE NOTICE that the summons in thi:
h action Of which the foregoing is copy
10 pprsuance Of proceedings heretofore had
was filed In the. Office OF the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas Mt Abbeyille, in The
County of Abbevilie, in The State of South
Carolina, on the l6th day Of July, A. D: 1870
- ~ ! THOMSON Il FAIR, )
Plaintiff Attorney, No. 4 Law Range.
July 20, 1870, Ct. AbbevilIe, s. C
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