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l.tFr Association or -\MEElCA.-Nc pu' =
li>h in another column extracts from report
made t,y Il committee ui prominent business
uru Of New York. aided hy three of the
most eminent au,;ari"S in the country
Mr><r~. ElIur right. Of MASSACHUSETTS,
~trplurd llnman>. ot New York. and T..
W. Eryart ri tuIurctirul.-~ into the ccndi-
tiun ui the Life Association nj America.
The trustees. officers. amt directors of The
Virginia Department ar" among "ur most
intelligent cutcrpri>im.c, and successful hu>i-
ness men, Whose names are Il guarantee ol
the faithful and efficient management ct lis
affairs i'll this state; IL / proof oi WlIrh II
has effected an insurance III over three
tourth> Of Il million al dollars within the
last six months. and h!S already invested
her" The sum of eleven Thousand dollars on
tItiHc amlWr;..l real estate worth llIrcc times
the amount al Che loan. The Nir~inia "ili-
~'r> mr: Peter {. Warwick. president +.
l.. !lutr>"n. Nic, -prc>id,nl John i. Cary.
secretary: Professor j. :. II. Cullen, 1nrtli-
,Tt examiner: Thomas Branch. treasurer
Pa" y Ndury. attorneys: ll"h X Ei"tnl,
managers: john l.. Cary. general agent.
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LEW HRuTiIFRS' "'rrr to-day the balance ol
their paiasols a1 astnnishinc'y low prices,
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NrwS FROM THE ForETu irSTEicr.-fctcr
X. Jones. an iutucntial colorrd Radical in
The fourt II congressional district. and Il MEM
her Of the House of Delegates from Green
viii. county, was in Richmond Yesterday
H. reports that there i> no prospect of Il com
proai-r between Porter aud St"wnll, ard
That they will probably be both in the lcld,
with chanrr> @rc1ly in favor of the latter.
."I,,~ SAYS that Porter lr> no >tren"th out
side pl Amelia and Powhatan counties, while
~tuwrIl i popular with his party throughout
tn, district.
ON the other hand. State Senator John
Robinson, also rolorrd. who was in town on
saturday. prophecies IN easy victory for F"r-
t,!' lIr says >towci -ain> friends only hy
money. Whiic Portrr'> popularity j. deep
>rat,d i'll tn" hearts "t tn" cnlorrd people.
Porter al>n claims 10 have suurt Conservative
supporters. h,rt neither ii thu ",uidd#i"~ has
any r!1h tn expect aid from That quarter.
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lsI.E~srD arr they who seek rlici from HFerc"In'
paiur Iiuu-rcs.. bad blood pimric%, hlotchrr
cruiuns. rough skin. salt rhrun. "rysl"l;tS, IN"
~rrofuln,~ diseases. ly in ,r>c ~ lr PIERCE AT
Ext or Golden Medical Discovery. for they shall III
harnv IL knowing that The eur" i complete. Sold
hy AL hriI.nl.i..
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Dnlva few ladies suits lett; hut large stock I"
un,lrr-carnIrnt~. III LEVY BROTHERS.
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ApyFETI<E.-Dur merchants seeking trade In any
norton of the country should aiycrti>" III The
prIn'r- rf that section. NJ. EIIN>n X Co VIII
tale advertisements and have them inserted ii pub
| li.l,.r~' rates.
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Gauzc unlcrshIrt., srv"nty-Iivc cents each, at +
Il. SrES,F& SuN's.
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Dollar coats at T.. u. SPENCE Il SONS gentle
men. furnishing establishment
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HUSTLE, BrsTLi:! BuSTLE.-Eusilcs of alI kind,
at LEVY BROTHERS.
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~ ELLY>oS ( Co. Advertising Agents. nISrATciI
r.sil.iiu" will receive advertisements aud hly thcm
Inserted ln any Journal OF the country AT rrgtllal
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FRS. FIr>.-ShIrs made I" order hy T.. i
~rETCEN SuH. Perfect iii ur II" sale.
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ARREST or \ WrrE-HE yrEr.-. Shortly h"-
for" Ia O'Clock yesterday morning Major
John Poe. .Ir.. thiu of Police. arrested Fer
rard Tracey. charged with a>>aIIting AMI
hnrjug his VII" with a cane. The assault
was madr on Fourteenth street between
Main and Franklin and created quite ~ cN-
rirmtnt in that nri:chlorhood. Mrs. Tracey
had one Of her thumbs broken, WAS badly
bruised an the bead and was otherwise in
iurcd. Her husband was bound over It.
Keep the p,;trc about twelve months ~" hy
Justice White Tor II" Same offence. Those
who Witnessed the assault could hardly To
r'lisinrd from inllirlu2 summary punish
m,nt Gl"u Tracey.
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LOAN OFFICE.

II HARRIS n BROTHER,
4 l.. LOAN OFFICE.
No. 1881 MAIN STREET.
between Fifteenth and Srscnt"cnlh streets,
LEND MONEY OK
DIAMONDS, WATCHES. JEWELRf,
SILVERW ARE. CLOTHING. DRY GOODS,
and all other personal property.
All transactions kept strictly confidential.
my 3-3m
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MARINE gSTEahIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JChY Il, l87:'.

MINIAfuhE ALMANAC. July ID, 1872.
Sun rises. iT! Moon scrs........ 1885
Sun sets ........... TD fiifh tide. .ina
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Mr. WILLIAM e. REAZEAL. long known rs coal
dealer IS with Us, and will he glad to serve his
Onicc for the present corner Ninth and Cary
,. " is la-iw
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NOTICE OF CO-PARrNERSHlP.-
y From and after this date Mr.. JoiIS II. FUR
CELL i admitted 10 an Interest IN our business
~'''' PTKCELL, LADD & 60.
p,r,,>nxn. Iu,yl |. ls7. tyl
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NEW YORK MARK ETS.

WHEAT.-Red, 10 bushels.
CoRS.-Whitc, l4G bushels. Mixed, 400 h,ishels.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-12-12
Circuit Court Proceedings,

The following cases have been disposed
OF in our Circuit Court during the present
term:
W. II. Duncan vs. Jno, Chitwood' ENec"-
tor Of W. W. Sharp. Judgment Tor pl"''''
tlH for Sl9,3S0-intercst, Sl.l0O' ana cosl'
l., c. Graves VS. Sarah Reesc'-JNry I'''-
ed to agree. -,
Southern Sorgo Co. vs. ~lloughton y
Cherry. ct ais - Compromised by p"rlles
before Court. they agreeing to pay, each
t,cir own witnesses and the plalntlh pay
ing court costs.
p. Gillian VS. Scwanee RAINING No.
Judgment by default
State VS. A. c. Williams. Assault and
Battery. Acquitted.
W. p. Marks VS. President and Trustees
of Mary sharp Collcgc.-Judgment by de-
fault. Debt, $l,3lS; interest, $500'S6'
4. +. Gipson VS. Tennessee Coal Compa-
ny.-Judgmcnt against defendant for S33,-
80 Nnd costs.
Mary Sharp College VS. Brazclton ct ais
Judgment for plaintitf for $4,000
Nm. a. Geo. Simmons, EX'rs, vs. L. L.
Best, w. $. Embry and j. W. Syler.-
Judgment for plaintiffs for $SO5,l G.
Eliza A. Foster vs. Y. W. Foster,-Peti-
ton for Divorce, which was granted, and
the bonds Of matrimony dissolved.
State vs. VIM. r.. Willjams.--Pctit Lar
ccny. Discharged.
NJ. Burns VS. Thos. Sharp ct a~ls.-Judg-
mcnt for plaintiff for S726,S5.
State VS. f. NJ. Mccoy, Z. X. Murrel, j.
+. Mccoy, j. II, Taylor and j, W. Webb,
Judgment by default.
State vs. Samuel Farris.--Carrying piS-
tel Fined $40, and required to give
bond to keep the peace for six months.
State VS. Chas. MISUNDERSTANDING
pistol. Fined $40, and required to give
bond to keep the peace tor six months.
State VS. Mcrrell withdrawing pistol,
Fined $40, and required to give bond to
kccy the peace for six months.
State vs. Felix understanding pistol.
Fined $40 and required to give bond to
keep the peace tor six months.
STATE VS. Geo, Hinchcr.-Pctty Larceny,
Found not guilty.
State VS. VIM. Bass.--AsSault aud bat
terry. Submitted and fined 500 and costs.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-12-12

Is He RIcn?-Many a sigh is heayed
many a heart is broken, many alife isren-
dcrcd miserable by the terrible infatua-
tion which parents manifest in choosing
a life companion for their daughters. How
is it impossible for happiness to result
from the union of two principles so dia-
mctrically opposed to each other in every
point as virtue is to vice? and yet how Of
ten is wealth considered II better recon-
mcndution for young men than virtue ?
How often the first question asked rcspcc-
ting the sutton Of a daughter is this: is
he rich 2" Yes, he aboundS in wealth
but does that afford any evidence that he
will make a kind and allectiOnatc huS-
band? is he rich? Yes, Lis clothing is
purple and fine linen. he fares sumptn-
ously every day but can you infer from
this that he is virtuous? Is he rich =
Yes. he has thousands floating IN every
ocean; but do not riches sometimes take
to themselves wings and fly away :" And
you consent that your daughter Shall ma =
ry Il man who has nothing to commend
him but his wealth? All! beware, the
nildcd bait sometimes covers a barbcd
hook ask not then, is he rich" but is
he v%irtuOus?n Ask not if he has wealth,
but haslc honor? And do not sacrifice
your daughters peace for money
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-12-12

THE WESTERN FEvER.-Wc regret to
see such II disposition as is now being
shown by many Of our people to Ego
West" There have already large NUN.
bers of citizens from this section gone to
Texas and other States est, and many
others speak of going. The great West
has always been pictured in gay cOlors,
and held out as an earthly paradise where
everything grows luXuriantIy and without
any labor. A great many have gone there
and done well, while Il great many have
done worse than nothing, and longcd to
return to the homes of their youth. The
lands in the West are doubtless better
than those in the older States, but then
they are not half so valuable in real point
of worth. In the West there are cOmpar-
atively but few comfortS''and conyenicnccs.
1t is difficult in most places to get pro-
duce to market for want of rapid trans
pOrtation, and in the winter seasons the
public roads are in such condition. owing
to the wet weather, that it Eis mex to i'm
possible to get to market. Everything is
il striking contrast with this favored
land, where every man has a railroad, Il
church. and Il market, at his dOor-whcre
the society is ~uncqualcd, and where with
constant labor and rigid economy our
people cannot only make a good living,
bat Il handsome competency. We can
point to several, who, after the war, set to
work with Il will, and have already made
a handsome sum of money. They have
done this by the closest attention to their
affairs, and rigid economy in all their bus
mess affairs. There is 10 country on
earth superior to our own Middle Tenncs-
see. and nine men ont of ten who leave it
TO find a better one will be wOtully mista-
ken. Our advice is to remain where you
are, use the means that kind Providence
has placed at your command, and rich mar
vest awaits your efforts.
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FOR CASH ONLY
Land for Sale.

john G. Brazelton, admir-, VS. Olivia Wat
tcrson ct all.
BY virtue Of Il decree Of the County
Court Of Franklin county, Tennessee. pro-
nOunccd in the above cause, mt the No
ycmber Term, 1872, and revived at the De-
cembcr Term, 1872, | will, on
Monday, January 9th, 1873,
as Clerk and Special Commissioner. offer
for sale. at the Courthouse door in the
town of Winchester, Il tract OF land be-
longing to the estate of Daniel Brazelton,
decd, containing acres. A plat of said
land will be exhibited on day of sale.
said land will be sold upon six months
credit except the sum of i0perccnt., which
will be required in cash on day OF sale.
Purchasers Will be required to give note
and approved security, and a lien will be
retained until the whole of the purchase
money is paid.
GLEN ARLEDGE, Clerk.
dec7-tds ~
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-12-12

WuEAr.-Wea are glad to learn that there
has been an increased acreage soWn III
wheat in this county, and it was gcncr-
ally well put in, and the early sowing IS
looking remarkably well. Our farmers
shonld more generally know that when
the soil is broken deep at the time of SOW
inc. the wheat will not freeze ont, as the
water that falls to earth will sink as far
down AS the hard soil, leaving the surface
and as far down as the young roots eN-
tends, comparatively dry. AS wheat re-
cures so much less labor than corn, ana
returns a richer compensation, we can
not see why more wheat is not soWh ana
less corn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-12-12

MuSICIpAL LIrTLENEss.-The Board OF
Mayor and Aldermen in winchester IN
accordance with our suggestion a week or
two since, have passed an ordinance as TO
tnc shooting of tire-crNckcrs, sEy-rockets'
&c. The ordinance is written and posted
in n few places upon the Public Square
where about onc-rOurth Of the taxpayers
will see it. For about two dollars the or
dinance could have been published III inc
Home journal, where all the JaN-P"SclS
could have seen it. But, such is the fool
islness of trying to save at the sp'Sot
while YOU lose at the bungho(e.' 1t is
nothing but municipal llttIene''' or
short-sightcd economy,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-12-12

PREPARED % CuRIsTMAS.-Montgom-
cry Il Cadzow, Public Square. Winchester,
have thoroughly repaired and embcllished
their Saloon, and will keep on hand, for
retail OF for sale III large quantities, all
kinds ofLiquors, such as Whiskey, Brandy,
Gin. Rum, Wines, &c. Also, genuine
Scotch Porter, Cream Ale, &c. They
keep the largest supply of fine Chewing
and Smoking Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes and
Snuff kept in the town.
Oysters, Sardines and condiments al
ways on hand.
Thankful for a liberal patronage in the
past. they intend to labor in the future to
merit an increase thereof.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-12-12
BUY YOUR FAMILY SUPPLIES
FROM W. W. GARNER & co.

They always keep a fresh stock on hand,
and propose to sell at low rates. Their
stock is the most complete ever offered in
the market, and we would advise those
who are ia need Of FRESH GROCERIES
to give them Il call.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-12-12

CIRCUIT CoURT.-ln this Court the trial
of Monroe Martin. charged with the muir
der ofiElmorc r. Horton occupied about
eight days and several nights. The argu-
ment of counsel was closed hy Mr.. Colyar.
and the Judge delivered his charge the
same night, concluding at about l0o,clock
The jury were out all day Friday, and
late in the evening came into court to
hear again some portion of the Judges
charge. His Honor, ". Z. lIickcrson,
read them the whole ofhis charge, and;thc
jury again retired for further consultation.
On Saturday morning the jury came into
court and announced that they could not
agree. They were then discharged, and
the prisoner then made application for
bail, which was refused, and he was re
manded t%ojail.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-12-12

WI. SLATER represents the best fire in
surancc companies in America. The
".1ltna' and "PhGnix,' of Hartford the
Home" ofNew York, and the state OF
Nashville. The Chicago and Boston fires
left them intact. They pay promptly,
and you should get a policy at once upon
your property. Delays are dangerous
you know not at what moment a fire may
consume all your earnings. u" Beware
of travelling insurance agents.. The
best insurance is the cheapest. Call on
W. j. SLATER.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-12-12

EpI-zo-or-I &c. This extraordinary pes
thence is rapidly spreading throughout
the country, though in Il varioloid form
The late pleasant spell If wcatherhas had
Il good effect on the animals allcctco'
Though We have hadscvcral cases in town.
we have observed no diminution of horse
locomotion on our streets, though some
ovcr-cautiouS countrymcn hitch thelr
uuadrupcds some distance from the Public
square. If our people would cease to
work, or in any manner to use their ami
mails after the first symptoms, they would
get well ofthcmselver by keeping them in
comfortable quarters and giving them
some kind of food that will keep the bow
els open. We hope SOON to hear Of Its dis
appearance entirely from our midst.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-12-12

The present session Of Miss Dcason's
school will close on the Goth instant. The
next session will commence on the first
Monday ofJanuary next. She feels CRATE
full to a generous public for the liberal
patronage heretofore extended to her, and
~tlatters herself that she will be able still to
merit Il continuance of the same.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-12-12
Furniture! -!

Everybody wishing handsome, medium
or plain Parlor, Chamber, Dinin9-Room.
Office or Hall Furniture. should call and
examine the stock OF Bradford NichOl,
Nos. % & y North College St, Nashville.
Tenn. which. for beauty. TASTE elegance
and quantity, exccls any other in the
south.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-12-12

LARGE TuRNIP.-Mr. c. \. Hunt pre-
sented us with Il turnip last Saturday
which weighs 81 pounds. and which was
raised by Mr.. Thomas Iarkin, who lives
near Salem, in this county.
Mr.. Hunt also informed US that Mr.. Lar
kin threshcd 100 bushels of wheat from
3 acres of ground this year-making forty
bushels to the acre.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-12-12

If an accident or incident occurs that
would be of interest to our readers we
want to know all about it. Will not some
one make it weekly business OF pleasure
to send us the news from his ~ncighbor-
hood?
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-12-12

To advertise is to remind your fellow
citizens of your existence, Il fact that they
are not under no special obligations to re-
member from the mere fact ofhaving seen
your s%ign-boarl. Uncnterprising and
dull people are tco apt to fall into obscu-
rity. fla man can make a business he can
unmakc it. Hide yourself under your
chop and your business will hide with
Nln
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-12-12
$25O.OOO!
Only $4,000 Shares
Tickets, IS; II Tickets, $50.
No Dclay or Postponement Of
the Day Designated.
PRIZE S.
The following List Of Prizes will be
Distributed |:

LIST PriZe-M iSSlSStppl Plantation,
1000 acres in Washington Co., $4,000
ID pri2c-Onc Brick Store House,
fronting ON Public Square. Muir
free sbOrO, Tenn ,,..,,,,.,,.... lJOOO
3d PriAc-Onc Brick Store House,
fronting on Public Square, Muir
frccsboro. Tenn ...".'.......... 1000
ith Pri2r-Brick Store House. sit
uated in Murlrecsboro, Tenn 10000
9th priHe-Brick Store House, Sit
ualcd in Murlrccsboro, Tenn. $1,000
9th Prile-Brirk Store House, Sit
uatcd in Murtrccsboro, Tenn .,. $4,000
eth Pri2c-A Large Brick Dwell
ling House on Main St, Muir
tlrcsboro, containing 10 rooms, 10000
Sth PriHe-LNrge new Brick Dwell
ling House ON Church Street,
MurfrecShoro, Tenn .......... $1,000
9th Pri2c-Finc Rutherford Coun-
ty Farm on stone River, 1915
acres OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l2OUO
10th Prizc-Lurgc 2-story Brick
Warehouse, Lebanon ST., Muir
frccsboro. 4OXl0O feet .....,... 10000
llth PriHc-Ncw Brick Residence
on Spring st., Murtrrcsbor0 49,. 5000
18th Prize Vacant Store House
Lot ON Main St., Murlrccsboro 5000
18Th Prizc-New brick residence
in Murtrcesboro, g rooms, and |
acre of ground attached ......., G,OOO
1lIh pr2e-CuSh 1000
Next > Prizcs-l5to II cach-Cash
$500 .... 1000
Nrxt : pri. cs-l7 to 2l--Each. ST.
o0o in cash 5000
Nnyt , prilrs-oo 70 23-Each II
valuable Building Lot in Muir
trccshOro. Tenn, $1,000 ........ 1000
Next & priZcS-1l to 3J-EaCh one
elegant Piano. SoOO l.4OO
Nryt0 lG rilns-3ut o I5-Ench one
Ruildiu~ Lot in Murfrccsborc,
Tenn. S900 li.lOO
-NcNJ ! rI"co--io W ~ H"'''' oI''
n",1",'S i ,'2 r,,., eEno 1ooo
N u . pri.oe ~ "A E,rh cu, "
>tNtot ! 'MI+ ,,. ,}., pnrur &Snn NV 9ono
my n 'u",,"" co ~ VI ti'"G' nrn ''''
NtN' " ! ~ i,nt c.,oh ooon
nn' ""p' AVA -" F 1oN E, -"'0
w. ;" : ~ ~ y" r1liInm'
~ '"'' o''' ' n
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-12-12

Read the flaming advertisement of
Baugli & Simmons. They will sell at
cost for CASH, for he next thirty days,
and those who want cheaps good would do
well to give them a call, as they mean
business,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-12-12

There appears to be Il general tendency
shown in the prevailing styles to revive
the fashions of the past. skirts, such a.
were worn by orr grandmOthcrs, have APP
pearcd. narrow at the bottom and grad
ually widening upward. while waists Sho"
a tendency toward being shortened to the
a-lnDits
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-12-12
Nashville Market

Bulk Meats-Clcar sides, GA; clear ril
sides, &c; shoulders, 4Iec, all packed.
Lard in kegs 024c; prime leaf, %ticrccs, Sc.
Corn Meal, G0WG2lec,
Corn--ln ear from wagon, l0c; shcllcd,
doe.
Whcat-Salcs Of 800 bushels on Monday
at 81 70.
Hay, $25a27 per ton.
Rags 3lac, and market Gull,
Eggs SOC per dozen.
Butter Zoe 20c for good.
Feathers-Markct firm ut G3c.
Cofec-Rio, 20a23 &C; LNgUayra 22a23c
Java 2G ".
Nails-$G 60 for lOds, and 25c additional
for diminishing grades.
Salt, So 10 for 7 bushcl barrels.
Ginseng, SOC, and scarce.
Secds-Clovcr 81; timothy 81 80; or
chard grass, 81 80; blue grass 81 %; red
top 81 70.
Cotton Yarns-l2H, lila, 1913, 49,, for
700. 500, 800 and 100.
Nashville Il Chattanooga Railroad stock
5Sc.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-12-12

y gentleman was introduced to a young
lady recently, and addressed her as fol-
lows: Where do y%ouliyc when at home ~
To which she promptly replied: When
I'm at home | live there"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-12-12

A.BsrNr.-The editor Of the journal Is
absent on important business But ne
hopes that all who are indebted to the
journal will come promptly up and liq"I-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-12-12
DON'T FAIL
TO GO AND SEE TIE NICE GOODS
AT II. G. UANDLY'S, ON THE
PUBLIC SQUARE.

He has something to please everybody,
and sells as cheap as the cheapest. Give
him II call before purchasing elsewhere as
he guarantees satisfaction in goods and
prices.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-12-12
Cincinnati Market.

Flour 81 25a7 80. Grain firm. Mess pork
no sales. Green meats, shoulders 3 132ac;
sides sc; hams 7aSI.c.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-12-12
Terms of Adyertising:

Advertisements for less than three months VIII
he charged 81 80 first and Is cents each subsequent
insertion, one inch makes Il square,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-12-12
Lumber! Lumber ! !

The undersigned is now prepared to re-
ceive bills for all kinds Of lumber, laths
shingles and cedar posts, which viii be
promptly sawed and delivered on The cars
AS ordered. Terms strictly cdsn; r1T Rrices,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-12-12
Insolvent Notice.

Having suggested the insolvency of the
of j. NJ. Buckley, decd. notice is
given for all person, indebted to
said estate, to make immediate payment.
and those having claims against said es-
tate. must file their claims, duly autlienti-
Gated, with the Clerk OF the county Court
of Franklin county within the time rre-
ocribcd by law, or their claims b,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-12-12

Many of the young men OF Winchester
are so improyident that can't keep any
thing but late hours.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-12-12

Observation-Disclosures, when you
want elegant furniture at low prices, that
Mckoin Il CO.. No. IL College street. keep
on hand the largest supply in Nashville,
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-12-12
Memphis Market.

Flour Sc 2ja0 80. Corn SOC. Oats 3Gai0c,
Bulk meats and lard dull and prices nomi-
nal
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-12-12
House and Sign Painting,
Granting, C~alsomining
and Paper Hanging.

j. C.. LEDDON, of Sewancc,
Has located in Winchester. and is pre-
parsd to do any kind of work in the above
line Would respectfully refer to Whip
plc K Phillips, WI. Slater. and l.. Days.
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