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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-23
SPECIAL

SPECIAL INVITATION
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LADIES OF THE CITY AND STRANGERS
VISITING MEMPHIS.
You are respectfully invited to come to our
house and examine tho beautiful presents
which we are giving away TO each customer.
TEN THOUsAND
DEFFKREST ARTICLEs
VIII be distributed.
A5presents added every day to the list Of
Ahand-
fmsls uHs ltsst enterprise known In the
country.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07
Editorial D0l

.lhe crime Of abortion js agitoting
Now York. Hundreds Of eases Occur
daily, aud in high circles,
An exchange wonders why pure wo.
man should deal in SANDER. Pure "o'
men don't 30 it.. "Qui capit,' %c.
A young mon namod J.lton, and a
resident ortbis counly, was lately killed
in Nashville in a lracas with a police
man.
Nothing short Of celestial amnesty
can porCon certain eaImWoiators o
character in the good town Of Win
chester, and We uinh Jchoyah woui,
abuse lis power. Sc,ahl
The Home journal VIII publish mex
week Elizabeth Cady Slaulou's recent
lc1tuIe in Son francisco. 1t viii b'
very Interesting 70 young ladies, and
Of course, to the gc4uenen.
y Louisville, hy., paper speaks o
Some wide awake merchants in tina
city The editor mus, be in error
They were Ill asleep aa the Press TX
cur,ion went through there. lie mus
have meant that Cincinnati is wide
awake,
The New Departure is not bothar'n.
Northern democrats, and bothors oni,
the fools among Southern democrats
The Home journal is for the nomiac
Of the Democratic party, be be DE
parturist or not Dcparturist-anythin
for . change from Radicali,m an.
Grautism. All decent men shoul.
unite upon opposition to the Rodjca
party, We may differ widely in opin
ion as to means, but the puroat mo
. tiycs can cement us in opposition t
Rodicolism.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07

How is it that q man who goes into
office poor, and receives only a salary
of $4,000, in o little oier two years
purchases and pays for a farm OF
eight hundred and sixty-ninc acres OF
land. valued at $500, 900, including the
b.ooded stock upon ity' MIR. Grant
is the gentleman who has enjoyed the
salary of $4,000 for a little over two
years, and Mr.. Grant is the man who
has purchased the farm and stock val
ued at $1,000 900 Can he honestly
have come by the money paid for the
farm ard stock? Here is a question
for the Radical press to solve to the
satisfaction of the tax payers OF the
country.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07

AT Cincinnati, recently, IN elderly
lady attacked with small pox, was by
the advice Of her physician, sent TO the
pest house, whence reports of her con
dition were made from lime to time
and ultimately of her death. The body
vas followed to the grave by her fam
lily, and n few days afterwards the lady
walked into her sons house alive and
well, except from debility. Meanwhile
another family had been encouraged
by reports ofthe improving condition
and final recovery of their relative,
only to discover, at last, that she had
been buried eight days. OF course,
there is great af!iction, and talk of
suit Tor DAMAGES.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07

A SAYING OF HENRY CLAY.-Henrl
Clay used to say that there were threi
classes Of people with whom it was
never safe to quarrel.
First-Ministrrs. For the reason
that they have pulpits from which they
denounce me, and | had zone from
which to reply.
Secoud-Editors. For they had the
most powerful engines from which
they could every day hurl wrath anc
fury upon me, and | had none through
which to reply. And, finally, with wo
men, for they would have the Last word
anyhow.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07

Almost every Journal in the country
has published the item about that MAI
at Findley, Ohio, who bravely rushed
into a burning grocery and brought
out three kegs of gunpowder, the ex,
plosion of which would have destroyed
much property. 1t looked like a he
roic deed, and was so considered; but
alas there is another side to the sto
ry. 1t is now asserted that he rushed
into The flames through mistake. Some
one told him that three kegs of brandy
were being destroyed.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07

Mt. Vernon, Ind, han an interesting
"old c~itizea," The Democrat says
"He will attend Il church and listen to
the sermon, and that night he will re-
peat the scrmonin his sleep rerbot'm et
Merohim. He has been known to listen
to lecturers on scientific subjects, that
he knew no more about than a hog,
and would repeat the lecture in his
sleep; so with public speeches. He is
an iIlitclaic man, using commonplace
language, yet, when III, Ter the influence
of somnambulism, uses the most chastc
lapguage."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07
Terms, per session of five months

Terms, per session Of Eve month,
Orthography. Reading. Writing and Men.
tai Arithmetic, $40 90,
Practical Arithmetic, Through fundampy.
tai rulcs,) Primary Geography and Pr.
mary English Grammar. SIP 80.
Practical Arithmetic, English Graom,r
Geography and History, $l5 90.
Higher branches in Mathematics and Ian.
guages, $50 90.
Incidental Fee, for fuel, &C., 81 90.
NOTE.-Each student will be charge,
for the highest class entered.
Students will be charged from hetim.
they enter to close OF session, except h
cases of %protracted sickness, which hut
equal two weeks.
Board, including lights, fuel etc, l.
private families, from $40 to 81! pet
month.
The Academy Is being filed up wil.
comfortable desks.
sep7-lm
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07
How to Kill q Town.

Some one makes the following ex-
cellent suggestion: /! you want to kill
n town, put up no more buildings than
You are obliged to occupy yourself.
If you should have an empty building,
and any one wishes to rent 1t, ask
about three times its value. Look al
every new conner with a scowl. Turn
a cold shoulder to every business mar
and mechanic who seeks a home among
you Go abroad for your wares rath.
er than purchase from your " mer
chants and manufacturers at the same
prices. Refuse to advertise, SO tina
persons at a distance will not know
that any business is being done ia you
town. A prompt and close Observance
Of these rules will ruin any town in
few years.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07

A curious statement is made in Har'
per's Weekly. to the effect that there
are Republicans in Ohio who insis'
that the party should allow the cleo
ton in October to 90 BY default in or
der to defeot the denomination o,
Grant in 1872. The Cincinnati Com
mcrcial explains that there are a goot
many Republicans in Ohio who are no
enthusiastically for Grant, and would
not be unhappy should the choice o:
the National Convention fall upon
some other man."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07

Just before Capt. c, F. Hall sailed
on his expedition to the Arctic regions,
he received q small package marled
mot to be opened till the ship has
reached the Arctic Sea-" BY some &C
cident the package received a shock
aud burst open, when it was found to
be a can of patent axle grease, accom-
panied by o lett er in which Captain
Hall was requested to lubricate the axle
of the world if it was discovered at the
North Pole.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07

The Macon (Ga.) Telegraph and
Messenger has the following in regard
to the legal valuation of real estate in
Georgia, The Telegraph says: "We
saw a gentleman try to borrow 500
Yesterday, on $4,000 worth of reaI
estate, Offering at the rate of 30 pei
cent. q year for the money tor 60 days
but it was no 60. Mr.. Money Lender
told him that he couldn't get it on ter
million dollars worth of it. Such was
the melancholy fact. Under the pres
ent free. niger and carpet'bag laws o
Georgia, real estate has no legal vaIna
ton. Under the exemption clause o
$4,000 gold valuation, almost any
shrewd man can hold all that abon
eighteen Of our best counties arr
worth"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07

a country newspaper tells ola beau
tiful, amiablc, fascinating and very ricl
young lady in a village in the country
who carefully conceals the knowledge
of her wealth, wears cheap clothes anc
works in IL milliner shop, waiting fol
an interesting young man to WOO ant
win her'for herself alone" There wi!
not be a milliner left in that village il
three months.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07

A supporter of Greeley for the Re
publican nomination, says it becomes
day by day apparent that the on
/, way the Republicans can maintain
their present hold upon the colored
vote through The Presidential election
is to nominate the Hon. Horace Gree.
lev, who was the friend of the negro
when Grant was supporting Buchanan
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07
Laws G.clating to Newspapers.

/. Subscribers who do not give ox
press notice TO the contrary are con.
sjdcrci wishing to continue their sub.
scription.
Z. If Subscribers order the discon.
'ioUoucc Of their periodicals, the pub
fishers my continue to send them until
all arrcara@cs are paid
3. II subscribers NEGLECT or refuse to
take their periodicals from the Office to
which they are directed, they are held
rosponairle TIL they lave settled their
bin and orIcrcrcl them discontinued.
j. If subscribers move to other
places without informing the publish
cr and the papers are sent to the for
mcr direction, lhry are held RESPONSE
bic.
B.. The courts have decided that ly.
tusing to take periodicals from the
office, or removing and leaving them
@ucallyl for, is prima Iacia evidence OF
intentional fraud.
6. ANY person who receives a news,
paper and makes use of it whether he
has ordered it or not, is held in law to
be Il subscriber.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07
LXuberant Health

Is a blessing v~ouchsafed r. r
uuose VINO nave been favored Lmr' EyCL
Win strong constitutions my hatus
frames are apt to neglect tho n,a% vlgorou,
necessary to preserve these nrpa,etcantlOn,
dowments. Indeed, as a mia ,et,ous en-.
healthy and robust a man is ," 4rt, The mora
critics he Is inclined to taxa y ,,f more Nh.
pnl LII. ~ Is some consolation" ~, o%p
tney can DC 30 invigorated and "T h1". that
by u Peoper use otthe means which hui, .oi up
mas pla"ed at their disposal, as ~ science
muen oetter chance of long life anu m9iyc q
emptions from disease and pain' ana cx,
most athletic of their fellow ,,laa tie
foolish enough to suppose them VINO ae
vulnerable. and act accordin"," e''es IN.
IL Is not too much TO say thai
nan Tile people OF the civilized w"DII t0aG
an occasional tonic. to enable ,Lhooril need
port the strain upon their 'i La 10 sup,
minds, which the fast life Of tb Ii'1le' anil
age occasions. In fact, a pure NV" w. restless
uneXciting tonic Is the grand d" ,t}'e"a.
Of the busy millions, and they I,r ro,rll,o4
ticle in Hostetter's Stomach hitttt,vt Ig af.
a staminal medicine. /. G. If i,nI'' L i
manent strength to weak syste" ''ra per-
vigorates delicate constitufinng' 1l' IN
u@tation and its sales have stoo5 rs rep,
creased. Competitive preparationiy TO-.
been introduced. I'D Nditum, and, ,1 nave
the public Is concerned, I'D u o,s, VT a,
the hope o~frivalling It; but thew b,n+' y
either persisted in the attempf " nr H..
left far in the rear. 1t has been ,h w. 'eel
medical success of the present r ra, YEA!
and it is quite certain that no 1ro rri',ufy,
medicinein the country isas wileIyI 'slaiy
or AS generally used. ""O"0
Ten lightning presses, runnipo ina.
sanity (Snndays exceptedJ the wio, "Ee''
through, barely supply the denim Go:! ~
Illustrated Almanac, in which tMn ~" r' ,e
and uses of the preparation are 81, "alIe
the circulation now being over eig1t J mI
lions il year. o' "4'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07
EXECUTIVE OFFICE
STATE OF TENNESSEE. :
Nashville, August, lS7l.)
His E1Cellency
IT IIT0 I1.NT'lI'HNyf
Governor Of the State Of

DEAR SIR The Tennessee State
Agricultural and Mechanical Assocla'
ton has invited delegates from the va
rious Agricultural Societies through
out the United States, to convene IN
this city on the Sd Of October next
rol the purpose of organizing Ma
tional Agricultural Society.
While there is no branch OF our ma.
tional industry so large or so lmpor-
tant, there is none that has received
at the hands ofthose engaged, 50 littl'
ofcOmbined action in its behalf, ant
believing that a great public good II
the interest of all portions Of our com
mon country will be accomplished b.
this congress, | desire earnestly to IN
vite your cooperation and your aid il
having present a representative OF you
people,
Half fare arrangements having beef
secured with the leading railroad
throughout the country, our citizen
desire to welcome your delegates, and
in their behalf, | extend to you an in
yitation personally to he present,
lam, very respectfully,
ID. W. G. SENTER,
Governor of Tennessee.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07

One of the Paris correspondents
| writes that I @ French Government is
actually collecting statistics OF the cost
of the German invaslon-thC rcqulsi.
tons in money and in kind, piIlages,
contributions of war, destruction and
cost Of rebuilding public works, taxes
levied, value Of ammunition, arms, etc,
CAPTURED the cost Of supporting the
German army of occupation, the 81,
600, 0OO,0 OO paid. All these are to be
collected and published in 4 volume,
entitled lie Memorial de Ia Revanuhe."
1t viii be the bill to be presented to
Germany when France is victorious in
the war on Germany. I'VE know our
honor is flowing out with our blood
b. those two gaping wounds-Alsace
and Lorraine. We feel France cannot
live with that irightiul mutilatiOn; we
know France must one day perish or
close that wound by filling it with lie.
gions Of Prussian corpses.'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07

Not long ago some hunters and pros,
pectors encountered in Il ravlhe TO tle
north of Tucson, Arizona, toward the
Salinas, a party of hostile Apaches'
After the fight the pouches OF the SIAN
Indians were found to contain sevcraI
golden bullets, hammered out OF the
nuggets picked up by them il the
curse of their ramblcs. ''These bull
let's" says Il correspondent, 81 saw am
handled at the time, and am thus en-
ahlcl TO confirm the account OF Aubrey
whose statement with regard to The
use of cold Bullets was received some
years ago with ridicnIe and doubt
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07

1t is said that the Americans are the
only people who sleep with their win.
dows open in their bed. room at night,
all other nations dreading the night
air as SO much deadly poison.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07

A little scvcn-year old girl, at Hunts
vile, Texas, manipulates the wires and
sends Geographic messages. She is
the daughter Of the regular operator at
that place.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07

1t is an exploded theory that women
dress to please men. They dress to
please or spite each other. Any girl
of sense and experience knows that it
is just as easy to break a mans heart
in n two dollar muslin, neatly made up,
ms il is in a five hundred dollar silk
costume, made by a man dressmaker
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07
9hr Wnchoatcr Z Alabama Rail
road, ct. ais.

The Memphis " charleston h''ir'a'
Company have purchased the McAiIhI'
Vile d Manchester aud the chichester
~ AIobama h~a'lroadsi 9ld, "n'''I the
contract for the FORMER uHcJ 'i""'
Themselves to hUil lnr ro"' 10 9p"i'"r
ana ,&'"u't IT N'nlh from lNI'ah'i'',
or trpm .omc point between lhai place
and Manchester 10 the McmpA'S {"
'hu.0-'ou Railroad,
jolcr the agreement entered into
81 Nashville on III" 2d instant, between
the Memphis y Charleston and the
Nashville ~ Chattanooga Railroads, the
former are allowed the use Of the lat
tcr'5 road from Dcchrrd TO T~nIIah1ma,
aud the rates Tor passengers and
freight on all these roads are to be.
uniform, Ih"l is the substance OF The"
"-rr mc-t aforesaid.
jhr'e was nothing saId $50 l"i rs
can 'o .''hctod from the pn'l''nc'
pr"ee"aIn@'j as 10 '4c price pan" NV
'"e "''oF.'" U'aI''.'"n company
i'i me 'ncN''''r " i'"'
Ioa"' No''"c' Is ''e'' ''}'"'"o '''.'
IL 70 "h''''af "''3"V " ''' "'' 20
nave ''' I''"'' " any '"''' wv "
"H"'"'' vi '"' ''"'"l"'o''' are !"
'"'r '",'' ~" '"'"' we "'"'' ''"'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07

Gen. Clingman lays down a platform
in Il letter to the editor Of the Wash.
ingtun Patriot. He calls for "consti.
tutional government, equal taxation.
economy, and amnesty"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07
Governor of Tennessee.

1t appears now that President Gfah
once held cases in a country newspaper
office. A Philadelphia paper says;
"The President visited Brooklyn on
Thursday, and among other places OF
note in the City Of Churches WAS
taken to the Union office. After being
shown through the various editorial
rooms Of the paper, and on its being
said that he possible would not care to
90 into the composing.room, he said,
We'll, / guess ! have set Il good many
columns Of type myselfin Georgetown
Ohio. years ago. why, General
said General Porter, i never heard 0;
that General Grant replied that it
was true, nevertheless"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07

The editor of the Arkansas Journal
says: Where our Office was two
weeks ago now runs the Mississippi
river. Out of respect for the Father
of Rivers we left.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07
Insolvency Notice

The undersigned, having sn2se'i,a 'r'
insolvency of the estate OF Joan M,
deed. all persons having Gia1m' as'ia .,
said estate are required to file tl'y'"' g"
authenticated, with Glen. ArIIdS'' ,rr'
ofthe County Court O. Franklin go'04'
Tenn. within three months from IT. a.
or they will be forever barred. Ihl'''
tomber 9th, 1871. ,x,r ,l,,,
capr-Qm
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07

w. II. Wisencr, Jr.. Of Shelbyville,
was sentenced by the last term Of the
court to five years imprisonment in
the %penitent;ary, for the malicious
shooting of +. B. Stahlman. Gov.
Senter has since reprievcd Mr.. Wise
nor
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07
Terms Ter Month {:
Insolvency Notice.

The undersigned, having suggested ne
Insolvency of the estate of D.. NJ. BuFro0- q,
deed, all persons having claims a-at,
said estate are required to file them G'.
authenticated, with Glen. Arl,dge' u"
of the County Court of FranAiin county,
Tenn, within three months from M u"r'
or they will be forever barred. This sep
TENDER 9TH, 1871.
JOHN BURROUGH, admir-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07
AGRICULTURAL CONGRESS.
Tcnnessee's Governor to all the
Governors Greeting.

His Excellcncy, Governor D. W. c.
Senter has issued the following circu-
lar invitation to all the Governors Of
the States and Territories in the Union,
soliciting their co operation in the
movement to inaugurate q National
Agricultural Congress, the organiza
ton Of which IS proposed, and vii.
take place in Nashville on the Sd OF
October.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07

1t is of no advantage to have q lively
time if we are not just. The perfec
ton Of the pendulum IS not to 60 fast,
but to be regular.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07

A fashion writer in q New York
paper speaks of a recent funeral there
as ".he finest private affair ever wit
messed"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07

It will be observed that | have
placed the prepondcraGcc Of doubtful
States in The Republican list, tor the
States Of Pennsylvania, OSLO, North
C4;uliua, and Texas, are held to that
party Nv a very uncertain tenure ,
while the doubtrpt States in the other
list arc Of much less Importance, con
pri .ug perhaps Connecticut. Indiana.
Arkansas, and Nevada. The Demo
cratic party has gained New llanp-
shire, Missouri, aud Indiana, since the
las, Presidential election, and is grad.
uaIly hut surely coming to the front III
allthe Southern States, be cause It's ad.
hcrcrts there have almost a monopoly
Of The wealth aud intelligence.
On the other hand, the Republicans
have not gained n solitary State since
1865, and if thcy lose either Pennsylva-
MIA or Ohio in the next contest, it is
farewell to the flesh pots.
Let u Republican who thinks the
next ace is to he a walk over for Grant
put these facts in his pipe and smoke
hem.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07

Governor Davis, of Texas, was in
dicted for gambling, recently, at Cor
pus Christi. Texas.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07

James Gordon Bennett, Jr., spent
one hundred and twenty. five thousand
dollars in yachting last year.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07

Perry county. Tennessee, will raise
a peanut crop of 100000 bushels this
year.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07
DECIIERD
Male and Female Instjtpe
Decherd, Franklin Co., rem

The friends and patrons of MI. in.,,,,
ton take pleasure in announcinr ' tGl,
they have secured the services Of G. ~ ~
Bowers as Principal. He is a or dno,. ",
Cumberland University, and has Iona ,n VI
successful experience as PRINCIPAL olui,%'
Schools. Decherd is ahealtny yill9ga "
miles from Winchester, at the junction 4
the w. q A. and N. d C. Railroads, w "
The next session will open Mopd,v Son.
TENDER 18th, and close December g2nl ?
- FACULTY..
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07
4 IribUtc To the Confederate
Constitution

Inc non Alexander Deli'ar' l"
Mort I'm man, who, although never an
aboliIonist. never favored slavery, and
wbo cove No hoe mot hoon in thc South
,,.,, - ,h,
~, '""'.'v' ,e''S'
editor o. the Memphis Appea' says
Although native here "and TO the
manner born ! cannot resist an eX-
preston Of regret that the leadership
of u party has fallen into the hands
Of Northern politicians. WhateyerI
may BE- is other exceI,euce,thc North
crn mind i, certainly not marked for
astutcuc,, and since we have lost the
guidance Of Southern statesmen, VIC
seem to have been without ideas. For
intellectual strength and grasp we have
had stolidity. and tor circumspcction
we have been r~ayorp! vita mere cum
ming. Hence the continued attitude Of
neeHtlon mo which we huve been
thrown. and the contcmptuous 50.
briquct OF Bourbons which our enemies
have bestowed upon US.
The Republican party owes its con
.innel narendencY much to its shrewd
assumption tN"' t"G e'rm W." This
""s',' r r"''2 r,,n rGi,I correct, Ina, hnd
slavery notbcen in question at all, had
not even the demand to suddenly make
common the long-yestcd individual
proprictorslip Of four billions ofprop
erty been in question, there was sun
on,ruh bohiu1 TN have hrOuult on tue
war wSi,bout slavery.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07

The population Of the States ant
Territories. from advance sheets of the
census report, is 3~S,555,9S3.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07
CAlRICK ACADE:aI
TEN

WlNCH ESIEK, Tenn.
The next session OF this ms tuition vii,
open September II, 1871, anu close DecJM'
ber %, 1871.
Terms Ter Month:
photography, Reading and Writing 81 "
| Arithmetic. Grammar, Rhetoric ant
Philosophy. .~..,..,.- ..... 4w
Higher Mathematics and Latin, jN
Incidental Fee, IN dduance, .... .... 100
Tuition must be paid m0Nthiy IN aie.a.
No recitation will be had until tie tul'io.
Is settled.
Students will be charged from the llna
of entrace to the close otLhe 3rsSiOn excel.
in case of sickness, which lnrst equal two
weeks. Patrons are earnestly rtQV.'.'
to be present at the Opening 0ItIr ,,'""
THOS. j. MIDDLETON. D."
sep7 Principal.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07

One hundred thousand people have
settled in Texas during the past year.