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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-27

TOMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALUA-
~ BILE REAL ESTATE.-By virtue OF tho
decree of the Circuit Court OF Fairfax county,
rendered ut its Juno term, 1850 and of the sever
al DEGREES subsequent thereto, in the suit Of Chap
man W. Brur,ghion, tho undersigned, substituted
commissioner of sale, in the place of Thomas d.
Murray deceased Mt November torn, 1867, will,
on MONDAY, the 10Th day OF March, 1871, that
being Court day, SELL to the highest bidder, be-
fore the front door of the Court House of said
county, tho following TRACTS "r PARCELS
OF LAND:
No l-Containing 231s acres, the property Of
Waite Broughton.
No 2-C0ntainng 80 acres, tho property OF
David Brouglit"n.
These lands lie on the Orange, AleXantria and
Man;.ss.,, Railroad, brtwcrn Burke's and Fair
fax stations all well wooded and watored and
being Immediately on tho Railroad with two sta
tnns contiguous offer great Inducements 10 fam
lies desiring to locate in the same n"lghh"rl""d.
Those desiring TO purchase will please call on
John a. Marshall, est, NJ Burk"> station VINO
will show these lands.
Terms: Onc-tcnth of the rurcha-c-moncy IN
hand; the residue in three equal inSta lmcntS
PAYABLE ut six, twelve and eighteen months, with
interest from the day nf sale, I" hc secured by
the bonds of the purchaser, and retention OF tito
until the last payment is made. Stamps and
deeds to be paid for by the purchaser.
NJ ID. BALL, Comm'r.
E,irfoy % feb 14-2awts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-27
LOCAL NEWS.

RIVER BOATS. steamer WawaSet will
not make trip tomorrow, but will 60 down
again on Friday, and after that will resume her
regular semi weekly trips.
The Express will (eave Baltimore for this
city tomorrow evening and will continue her
regular weekly trip; during the Spring and
Summer.
The steamer Georgeannn Of the lower Poto-
mac line will be temporarily withdrawn after
Friday next for repairs.
1t will he seen by an advertisement i'll anoth-
er column that the steamer Columbia is to re-
sumo her trips between here and Baltimore
next Saturday, but has changed her hour for
leaving Alexandria.
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Doo|ey's Yeast Powder

Has long been regarded rs the best and cheap,
est Baking Powder in use. Perfectly pure and
healthy 1t makes. ut short notice, delicious
Biscuits, Rolls, &c. There need be no waste OF
food prepared with it, as it is always of the best
quality. We would say to those who have never
used it that very few trials will enable them to
use it, not only with entire satisfaction, but with
economy.
Put up FULL, NET weight, as represented.
Grocers and Dealers sell it.
DOOLEY & BRO, Props,
60 New street,
feb 1}-eodeowtm New York city.
TLOUR-Wc have on hand and are constant-
IL " receiving from the Valley FAMiE
EXTRA and SUPERFINE FLOUR. which
we offer for sale at market prices.
Constantly on hand supply of the weil-kno"n
and favorite brand.
ISAAC WENGERS FAMILY :,
equal to any Flour that is made, to which we call
the attention of the trade
jan HOOE, WEDDERBURN d CO. :
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T. Attest n + VS.
IL TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT!
WM. III. DcyAUGHAN,
TO King street, north side, and nOxt to Brcuglcs
Confectionery,
+. ceiling the cheapest and host
PRICED BEDSTEADS,
MATTRESSES, and other FURNITURE ever
offered in this market
Cali and see for yourself You will not be
disappointed. trb 10
IN STORE AND FOR SALE the following
i popular brands of FAMILY FLOUR.
W. NJ. Hottie.
p s. Cook.
JOS MuphiS.
Hoover IL Son.
Mount Jackson.
Stonewall.
Edorn.
ltvrrdur. :
And II lnrgr supply Of Extra md low grade:
PRICE, WILLIS CO.,
f.h 2l-lv ~ King street.
| CMALL SUGAR-Cr RED HAMS for snlc by
| ~ jail .. 7. AlLbO M.
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Mrs. c. l.. SIMPSON,
IM No. l25 King street, =, -
Five doors east of the Washington K. r. depot
Dealer in all kinds of
FANCY AND PLAIN MILL NER1,
of every description. Always on hand Dress
Trimmings of every variety.
Dress Making and Cutting done in the latest
styles, and perfect fit guaranteed.
". Particular attention will be paid To country
orders their work done promptly and semitic any
part of tho country COD.
Please remember the No, l25 King street.
fnh Ii
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Governor Of the District Of Columbia

WASHINGTON. Feb. ZIP. m.-Ihe Presl
dent has appointed II. d. Cooke OF George
town Governor Of the District of Coin mbia.
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By Green e. Wise,

Fairfax co., feb 24-2awts
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-26

A Miss Tnggart, of Indianapolis
who was in larls during the war
pursuing her musical studies, had op-
%portunity also of testing the quality
of the different KINDS OF meat resort.
ed to during the siege. She says that
six weeks after the first siege had
commenced, the lady of the house at
which she was boarding, with some
thirty others, remarked to her "ten-
ants" that they soon would have ID
cat horse and other animal flesh, as
the supply of beef was rapidly dc.
creasing. They all begged her not TO
tell them when they began to cat it,
as they feared they would not be able
to overcome their rcpugnlncc at the
idea Of such food. The Iandlady
gratiiicd their wish, and it wa, net
until u week or ten days had passed
that they knew hat they had been
living on "ncw meat Miss Tag
CART found it not only palatab!c, but
pleasant. Mnlc meat was very nice,
lasting like fresh, juicy beef; horse
flesh was good, but not SO tender;
cats were really excellent, and when
served up with rabbit could not be
distinguished from it. For dog meat,
however. Miss Target acquired a dis
which she could not overcome.
Her fcllow-boardcrs said it was be.
cause her first piece was not u tender
one, as they developed quite a par
for IL.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-26
Preserving Sweet Potatoes.

DELAWARE, IND,,7, lS7l,--As there
is a large crop Of sweet potatoes this
year, and if the same Is rushed into
market at digging time, they will
bring but u small price, ! submit a
plan rkccping them which has been
con plctcly successful in my case for
six years:
Dig up potatoes in the forenoon
by turn ing them out of tho hill or
ridge with a spade, and not touching
Illcm with the hands. IL should be
remembered that they should be dug
before there is frost TO kill the vines,
A little frost, which merely nip the
leaves, will, however, do no harm
After they are turned out OF the
nound. lei them remain IN the sun
until evening, when they should be
carefully separated from the vines
and taken to the sto"ing-room.
In handling them, take them up
md lay them carefully, as dropping
| item on each other, or on the iloor,
will cause dry rot. But Il clean cut
does no harm. They must he stored
IL soon as they come from the field,
aud not allowed to lay around until
some Of them commence ~ rot; as
they will then all rot before spring.
The boxes for storing should be
long and not very wide and deep
(holding about three or four buslicls),
and should be set up a foot or 80 from
the nocr Of the storing-room, and
sufficiently ont from the wall SO rs TO
allow air to pass under and around
them.
The free circulation Of warm air all
around them is very necessary to car
ny Off the moisture tina. the potatoes
arc constantly throwing OIL. They
should be lacked in dust collected
from the road or street when the
weather is dry. First throw in a
layer of dust, then put in a bushel or
50 Of potatoes then throw over these
enough dust to lill all the spaces be-
tween them and quite cover them up
tbcn another layer Of potatoes, md 50
on until your box is filled.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-26
Our Agricultural Alphahct.

From the Ohio Farmer.
Apple trees may be tranSplantCd this
month.
Earns should be put into ris for WIN
ter.
Corn should be cut as soon as glazed.
Drain wheat fields thoroughly.
Enrich the barren spots Of the mead
OWs.
Fence in hAy and grain stacks.
Grain stubblc should be plowcd UNI
der now.
Horses need a little grain as grass
fails.
Improve fair days by cuitingnp corn.
join in the agricultural exhibitions
being held.
Keep hogs cut of the orchard.
Lambs will need extra feed while
wcMniUg.
Manure may now be drawn on to
meadows.
Note at the product Of each field as
harvested.
D-at ground should be plowcd in the
fall.
Potatoes should be dug before III,
fail rains.
quit milking dairy cows thin il
flesh.
Repair corn cribs and have then
ready.
Seed .hould be saved as fast as they
ripgn.
W-urn milk cows into the best fcct
now.
/ -noightIy objects on the premises re
move.
Valuable fruits--sclcct now for pro
~pogating.
Winter wheat should be sown il
this month.
N-aminc fences around corr fields.
Voting colts need slop feed in Ill,
fall.
I-calou,ly study the effect Of dincr
Cnt manurc3.
y Use tho c best adapted TO your soil
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-26

lie had been II WHISPER for twenty
years, and when nc gave up the sea
and settled UPON his earnings, all his
friends said they hoped Jonathan
Weeks would marry some nice wo.
man and enjoy the comforts ola hap
py home. lie himself seemed to thiuk
it would be n nice thing to do, and
he made al effort in that direction.
But they all said that the reason why
he did not win the heart and hand of
Widow Burritt was this: It seems
TINT Mr.. Weeks used to 20 round
there counting and so on, in the even
ingI, and while the widow sat patch
ing the troWscrs of her son, and
waiting for manifestations Of Weeks
love, old Weeks would sit over ON
the %scttcc, and getting slecpicr and
slcciicr, and q%nictcr every minute.
And every now aud then he would
nod in the land Of dreams, and get to
wandering of and imagining him
self away on a whaling voyage, wake
up suddenly all Lewildcred, and
would seize his cane AID jab it into
the widow before he could collect his
senses sufficiently to realize that i,
was not II harpOOn and she n whale,
They do say that Mrs. Burritt induIp-
cd these ccccntricitics for atimc with
the firm conviction that she would
reconstruct that whaler when she
married him. But this was never
to be; for ono evening Mr.. Weeks
sat doing on that scttcc with a kind
of dim, dreamy consciousness of
things, in which the room and scttrc
were confused and mixed with the
raging :nain and the whaling boat
Tho widow had a cold in her head,
and she was just in the act of making
Il vigorous use of her handkerchief:
when the dream of Weeks reached a
and he yelled out Thcr.r.r-e
she blows!' and he hcaved his mar
poon at her with such force that he
broke her back-cOmb into VULGAR
fractions, and Knocked her Off of the
chair. Loves young dream was ell.
di'sipttcl, arl Mr.. Week
went home with two handouts of hair
missing. lie is single yet, because
he says women have no sympathy
and icrbcarancc.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-26

According to q statement in the
Diario Official, Il urnal of Mexico,
the American Government has asked
the Mexican Government upon what
terms it will consent to resume diplo.
matte relations with France, and that
President Juarcz has expressed his
Willingness to re-establish those rela-
'loh with any Republican Govern.
ment Of France, aud on terms just and
equitable for both countries and homo
raUle for Mexico.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-26
REFERENCES

!jou. W. =. WILSON, Columbia, Tenn.
Got. \. y. LUOSEI, Columbia. Tenn.
". !. DALE, Esq., Columbia, Tenn.
s. -. h~oboLEy, Columbia, Tenn.
LiFaCahB BROS, Columbia, Tenn.
We. j. ANDREWS, ESQ, Colunbi, Tam
htiIV i IUEllN, Columbia, Team.
h!iit2 T. JONES. ~Colrmbi,. Team.
IN q. 3 RAMS, Columbia, Tenn.
ANDREWS 4 so, CpllrILi, Tor,
Cob. IilOS. VI. kLESEE, Column, ,rc, u""'
Join !. hChAW, Mayor Of Columbia.
MARTIN TICK iHD, Columbia, Team.
Ohm Fk! Ei,oOh, rrcsd,. Isl Nat. B,nl;
Ion. W. '. THOMPSON, Columbia, TcIm'
I. lNIfAb. fros'Gt. Bank Of Cclumb;,
.!'n. ". {. NliilfliORNE, columbia. Tpnn
!, W. k'tIAEHS0N, Selma, Al.
',vi'N " ahhlh co, Columbia, Tenn.
JET. LrkEikioR, ijbens, Ala.
a Llteial Dkcount Given To Agents
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-26

Those who Use hard soap will find 1T
very convenient, instead OF Try itE to Use
up the last bits of a piece OF soap ~ keep
a bowl, jar, or little key, into Nhici,
they may be thrown ami covered with
water. Crumbs made in cutting, aud
reduced pieces from the toilet soap
dishes may also be saved in this way.
This liquid soap is good for wash
ing or for amy household purpose; often
rs in washing bottles, more convenient
than in any other form
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-26

The gflui prize al the head ofthe list IL n
pl'' q. tIr Farm formerly owned by Col. q.
W. FOX, Situated on the Mt, Pleasant Pike,
West Of Columbia. 1t contains lO acres and
has q me res lcnce with all out Guildings
complete and well improved,
We call particular attention TO the follow.
Ing;
1t. We propose TO conduct this enter
l'i-" in % Strictly honorable way.
~. SO persons will be admitted TO the
drawing Tut those who hold shares; the
committee 10 super!n!cud the drawing
WU : ~ selected 10y the shareholders. The
NHnart'' VII take no part IN the drawing
bui NJ rely IN nish the necessary appliances.
81. No person connected with the man
gE,tn'ut Will he allowed TO hold a share I'M
unrauy circumstances.
I!h. Abs U!uic titlcS to the yarious nieccs
Of real estate will De made by the Managers,
lNu' avoiding The usual trouble experienced
in G'.ser Distributions.
5,h. We will satisfy the public that this
distribution viii lie conducted in such n
U'uuuct a. to sustain the confidence of eve
~ Shareholder III the management.
The Driving will DO made at Athens.
Ala, al which place, for tickets aud infor-
nation in Iesard thereto. address
Il. IL. ATTWELL, successor to
HODGE IL h1"EWEaI.
rB'A Special Train will be cliqr,ered to
run from Nashville TO Athens, Ala, that ali
iIrkc' Holders may attend the Drawing.
ice VI cLaige.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-26
HUMORS OF TIE DAY.

TO remove stains from character
Get rich.
Why is a lrcadmill like n true con-
vert? because its turning ~ INC re-
suit of conviction.
A New Orleans policeman arrested
u mar recently or "looking scorniul-
" at him."
Josh Billings says: "Ncycr do
any work before breakfast. II it is
necessary to work before breakfast,
have your breakfast first"
The Close Of The season: Organ
dies and barcgcs for the ladies, and
lisht woolcns for gentleman.
3hc Lourt Jouymm announces that
"Quecn Victoria has to fill two va.
c~ancics in the Garter (which must
mean that she has to I'll the vacan.
cics in two carriers, say every morn
ing.
"Mr. Brown, | owe You q grudgc;
remember that 81 shall not be
frightened, then: for ! never knew
you u LAY an! thing t)ai you owed
New Jersey has published the fol
lowing pathetic cpitaph:
She was not smart, She was moi fair,
Bal hearts With grief for her are Swclli.n'
An empty stands her MT q chair
she died OF catln' ~watcrmclin'.
a witty clergyman, accostcd by au
old acquaintance by the name Of
Cobb, replied: 81 don't know you,
sir" "My name is Cobb,' rcjoincd
the man who was about huff seas
over. "Ah, sir" said The minister,
"you have SO much corn on you that
| did not sec The cob"
con! sec that you arc afraid Of
me-" said the Rev. :! dncy Smith
ono day to young lady who sal be-
side him at dinner. "IOu crumblc
your bread, and that is an mdcniablc
proof Of shyness. do it when | sit
by the Bishop Of London, and with
both hands when | sit BY the Arch.
bishop.
a young WiIliamburghcr thought
he would pl,y II little with a shark.
The shark also took q hand in the
pamc~-thc Young man's hand.
uIbroInno, ,,oht to ho soucyirI
,,ooac a y o'Hod q T",no In5v Of ~
old bachelor. eyes, if you please,
huf NOT if O djsplcnsc." was ihe an
Swcr.
Tho rowost chorm :, tho form or -
"nJ aho"t tho ~, ~ con,
IT' niJne, n,ar", g. j." ,hn tnr,' ~ -
a.aon-oSo n,,1 nLorI ,In c;,L,r or,c
clcolhPGs'j III" "pou' wv o'Sh' VI 10
sent.
C.
,hnr;tv for ,Lp latest ruIr IN scc,r,
nroft from uoullrv. Fit is desired
r. mike Them Inv, ne saws. tic th,i,
lros to,tlhcr md thcn thcv ror;,
stand uo,
'ci'' p'"'" va, ne "'c" W.
"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-26

Count Terenzio Mamiaaa, formerly
u personal friend of the Pope, and q
member of his Cabinet, regards Ro-
manlsm as q failure. 1t has produced,
he says, only superstition among the
lower classes, indifference elsewhere,
ani among thlnke y, iniidelity.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-26
MANNER OF DRAWING

I3crc viii hc two Glass Wheels. Orc wheel
sill contain $500 numbers plainly printed,
boirr duplicates Of he tickets sold. The 9th.
g. @t.i contain JIJ prizes. One number viii!
ho a. : u from tho first wheel. and the first
l.izc drawn from the second wheel will be tho
OF the number first drawn. and so on until
tii. the prizes arc irawn. whether tho CAPITAL
Prize 0roGc of smaller value.
ga ~ mCEics arising from the sale flick
al. will hu deposited in tic Bank of Columbia
and INST National Bank of Columbia.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-26

y Missouri husband whose VII has
applied for a divorce, writes a protest
70 IN" Judge, in which he says: "1,.is
ia'n thing call devoce has, in my opill.
Ion, parted many u man and hi, wife,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-26

In Marion county, Ga, the b,acks
~, subscribing I" the stock of Il con.
'ti,lfiiic'i railroad, proposing To work
on, lI'"i" Subscriptions, receiving one
hal' 81 their daily wages in cash, the
thei r stock.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-26
nri,ing TrOttipg Horses.

tlnl subject, published IN TIE IWC't
can &iOcG JDHIHHt, ana contains
some sensible suggestions, 'na'
should receive attention iroW al WHO
handle horses. 1r0lun% STOCK, aho
trO.tiHg for money ana amusement,
are now more popular IMAM ever, ana
il is highly important, pom on INC
Ground Of humanity, ana III orhcr
10 enable the animal TO ATTAIN INC
highest degree Of speed and cndu-
rance, that ho should be hPndIed
and driven in an intelligent manner.
There is,tOO much useless cruelty
pracliccd On these noble animals,
and itinuO sufficient excuse to assert
that in many cases, This harsh treat
mcnlis the result Of thoughlIuIucss,
or Jonormcc Of their structure, feel
iucs or habits. No person has amy
riun.. morally, to train or landIc
lnr.cg without having prcYionI!
acquired information rs 10 all Of tins
po'nls. pcculiari,jca and develop
mpul. A troliip2 horse rCQUircEa at
Jorrni conformation to that Ola rln
uiuo horse, and there iG a VIDE d!l-
terence in the modes Of treatment
rcmIircd 10 develop the qualities OF
muiuals for different purposes.
Eul we are DEPRESSING from the
.ubirrt Of oar article, and our pur-
nose Is, simply, 10 inprta5 lie i'm
rorrarc, Of experience, knowledge
aud shiIl, upton lhc prrt OF those who
desire to bliug NoIDcrs up 70 their
lighc.t speed, with tine least punish
mcnl, 10 Iicm:
IN some case, the whip must be
u,cd, hat II never should be brought
into plrv when the horse does not
Know what III. for. a clap with
,hc whip, which almost makes the
colt lump out OF the harness, is often
immediately followed by i powerful
snatch on thc rotls to pail him back
amin. Both Of these arc rs bad as
bad can be-, Sore mouths, bad tenn
,,o,., and Irul.,u cats, are almost
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-26
$4,000 for IS, $4,000 for So, 40
nDO. rnr 81

VIII DC your return II You purchase Il
fortunate Share in the Memphis Real
Estate Distribution, which draws upon
tie 3lth day Of Oct, 1871. As there arc
- properties ranging from $1,000 to
$.J.OCU, and i2S ranging from $50 to
rigrO, ~aggrCgltiug $500, 0G0-$lG6 600 o.
Which Is Real Estate and S33, 400, Pcro
suual propcrty--for share apply tr
Central Office, II Adam st. Memphis o
go any o! the Agencies throughout the
country,
ThGYcaI arc those who arc continual
y dwelling in the past, contempla-
ling tie merits ~ the wealth Of dis
DinyUi.hcd aud distinguished anccs-
tors, or the fortunes they have lost
By not having acquired them when
llcy bad an opportunity, sc. Then
there is another class, who avoid re-
trosprcti0n TO escape unpleasant re-
~miui-ccnccs, and they neglect the
duties Of the woes or Joys, failures
or successes Of the future. From all
which we make The following dcduc-
ton: Attend to present duties, in
du,triousIy, iulcIIigcntIy and rclig-
lousy, and The pastmay be forgotten
and the future trusted.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-26

An escaped negro convict was ag.
rested AT Atlanta on Suadly 10 Il
baptizing, where he was officiating
in the capacity Of clergyman,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-26

Russia has supplied her entire army
with ncrdlr guns, Of the Krinck mt,
tern, and feels able Ia "scw upr any
antagonist iilot may happen to he
spelling fJf a tight.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-26
3 pp.GGO.
N5OO.OOO.
$4,000

" '"'"""' No"".o0O. $4,000
sldI,6Oo in Real Estate, SD, 100 in Per.
sonal Property, to 10 drawn positively
October 3lst, ISL, Ivy the Memphis Rea
Estate Distribution.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-26

God reveals His bcuiliccnCc to tie
poet and artist in the clouds that
curtain The skies, and the miSts that
mantle ;hG mountains lie shows his
bounty TO the husbandmcn and oper-
ativgs 1T genial showers and unflil-
ing rivers.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-26

4 eiUglc firm Vi furniture E|,.Hglac.
turer5 In Vienna employ oy.. four
thousand Worhmon, a~i ,Godyoy3 nm
mraliy about 5000 pieces Of aurni-
turC.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-26

In sections Of the coGuiry Ghcro
v AND AGUE
Prevail, there l. 10 remedy bg'i i'm ar,,tcr.
tscm Every h~ogsak,ricI .aua.l kr.r il
hand, toRrFiy 1t uu the lr,i ..t4rr ri.us nam
! 7 Will girc satisfactory %Iyiiof, alI .a,y nom
Oi suffering.
r9 not TILE viii y"rysc!gCs tv %j..'ir- q.
'ti'd tcuieiigS. u" are so, ral. trf ana -,i
the genuine PAIN Sii.LEi,. 81 ir.nv w.-.r
iesS nusirurnS are lt;cF pied Too tr ...i ., i,,
great r pi'atipn oi tEi. valuable tarfi...c.
sSLi'ctt.oUs .Ct"u. rauy earl, artiir.
PsiCe - Cf@.,GD giq., as,! 5! :so: l,r.trr
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-26

ftcrrietors for tic S.Gthorn and Ur,I 81
E.Itus
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-10-26

When RusticrS, from Natcrcrca.Cs,
Comes 10 Oxford with his ~tlirsuS,
u is safe to give the hood away
Whca an ASS writes n SSk?'