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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-26

" Vc rgs.s-e :, some time azo, 70 Tie re
variable li-r.r psncics which h.gc occayr-
81, i..gi ...ls h. time, il The statements or
The auaaa. nr the pall.e drbt "a various
far.o J.. Ibe,. rarsin- statements occur
. f. tie a.;i.;si reports of ,ae Secretary Of
,Ae Ire. ny .sil ia ;a,.e " tl- Register
# &c Ilsas-s y.-.5s one the cllief anl
lie o!Aef' the b5o&-kccIcr of tie National
ar-AsaE. ~ aa.e sust-tyl the fac.
t!.a. ii,e meu in the Trca-Iry who keep.
The books # receipts aaA expenditures
I .lO issoe tie gee, / ack ana DE bonds;
( 10 "a back notes, and keep the accounts
't:cr5of: who c.tncci pure bonds and
III i.sass o. sssoenbacks, are substantially
tl.o same nnes sln have bal that business
in charge since loGI. They have issued
All rcctiy5!,s in one form or another,
niaay ,aousau Is of millions Of dollars worth
= National notes AMI securities. They
/. have been their own LsA s@psr,. The
man ~h5 stamps AMI issues grcen5acks
AMI National Batlk notes keeps his own
. -. L.. I'll. -....- -. ...-- /. ....
keep their oen books. Each reports to
some other, and the result Of ei4e combincl
report IS given TO the public But the
Urea ugy isnot a private business cstab-
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ion. ill.,. r.r,rr. IF tt,..o F..r. -. a.
81. against the public. The man who
,.5., suggest an examination ~ +, II.
real facts, and as to the correctness Of
these boz x, woaiI proJl5'y be- pronounced
q traitor, who should be shot upon the
sp.t.
"No merchant, or b,ok Or c,-n,r,ti,n
las ever existed tim. In. eyer been able to
keep business accounts in orjcr wirlour
eternal v,r;ian.. ri. lnols .or c,-h,,,.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-26
THEY are getting desperate, the Grant

THEY are getting desperate, the Grant
people. The Republican Executive Com
mittec at Washington, despairing of sue
cess, have conceived the brilliant idea of
organizing Women's Grant and Wilson
Clubs. They have issued confidential
circular TO such of the women as they
thought could be trusted with such a high
State secret, appealing to them TO organize
such clubs for the election of Grant and
Wilson in every city and town. They
bait the hook with big green hy in this
way: BY helping to elect Grant they
will prove to the world and to themselves
the capacity of women for political work
without interfering in any way with what
IS termed her legitimate duty Of wife and
mother, as well as cnltiyatns a taste for
public Affairs This IS decidedly rich.
ut is adroit too, that confidential"
woman being proverbialIy fond Of having
nice little secrets whispered into her ear.
Do please consent TO be bob for oar
kite, clseslt will tumble into the NAL, aui
mind that you don't tell anybody"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-26


i wiii be seen by Tie following from the
Milwaukee Mars that olf.Frsi iIarn lis
broke ont aslis, aa5 has again became d.s
CASTE. aisa Greedy beealso ia, voters IN
ass Congressional D;slrics b. NJ. th.al. him
6. far Congress, aal rauaaun. e. the Hon
Ai.9.nd-r Mitchell. winch bring out aa-
other t'rtg letter from Fred in which Ia
aaaoaneas Llm.a fan Independent en- FL
ar f,- 20 --a.s. N-e ta'lk tho sugea--
tim sa, 90. "Tatt Jas'- Horn 5-ssst
oi',t himself AMI kerr 'is be urtff aft--
o.ae.:y.yor q :ata SONS clalfrs.bEe fair-
..aarg ~ raptfrs. 9 : be seems 70 have ou.-
itei h. generation:
Err Hqsa wa r4~ocl're'v aazi7s ~
get Grrsiag 81 a.aat4.a for Cg1gr-5s d
fr~ weeks a@7, IA place 2f AIr. Mich u.
tie card rep.atciis, 70 many Is,r.sas and -,
: ruans rss1ss ia thus city, Jbat. If he shaali
r.c.';g s''r't n0luiI alton, he y9ulI b. -stt
-i-.st f.. che general ticket. IL was 10
9az'oTS FOR :Iis nomination that he gra-
cured Instructions from the Ozaulee GsII,-
~ Convention anl packsd tie delegation Co
ti''b eHsGt. ~ SHOWS tIe u, 'fDl.S.'-'
-. l'.- I''- n7...'s - 'h1 ''1'ie ''z5i''
S,9e-7-'' "h.'H i'' - h'" t'hii.''1 On
I'm t,nJ al,,ro -, = lin sp r., or 1911.
-
&c s"'S - -H'",,''- -'a1i"s' -
ga. i'&'.' o.s'il''Ay nt-e' We b.
lave, rs to = .-any Eee..atg Jouraal. ha4,
'' '.'.'7''. 81 an "-t'' % '"e eH2e,
60" 'D'''- :" i'''' ~ Law. reg i'i9'
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-26

FEENcH and English physicians almost
universally prescribe free use Of lemon
juice - effect a cure FOR the rheumatism
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-26

Davis Wit lout a trial, Or the assignment of
a specific time fort4ial, Is not in aeeo7dl.ee
with lie :lemafl- 81 asico, an the Sait
If the LAWS, or hstreaairensa of fhe
Constitution, and that cominba justices
soand Pabic policy, anl the national hoa-
or unite in Recommending tia. thes said
JeHrrsog Davis be brought to . spec Is and
q public trial, or that he be released from
conEnenenS9a BAH " "a his eEarpsogn- 4
zance." II IAifE IL
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-26

# A POLITICAL orator IN New Orleans
recently quoted history" by referring to
. the iron coffin of De Soto containing
the gold trumpet prcsentelto the illustrious
discovrrer by Queen Victoria"
"Whv, Won fool :" exclaimed an in
tciiigent auditor, Queen Victoria wasn't
born for MORN two hundred years after
De Soto died; an, how could she give him
4 gold trumpet" '.She left it to him in
her will, solemnly replied the orator ~
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-26

BLESSINGS brighton As. they take thcir
fight. The chief of blessings is good
health, without which nothing is worth the
having; it is always appreciated at H. true
value after it's lost but, too often, not be
fore. Live properly, anil correct ailments
before they become seated. For diseases of
the liver, kidneys, skin, stomach, and all
arising from impure or feeble blond, Dr..
WALKEE CALrronNA NlNacAa Bir-
TIERS arc sure and speedy remedy. It
has never yet failed in a single instance.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-26
LO0L INTELLIGENCE.

- 60 -1-ss- - x. = II -
81 soisa tho.. Dls.rM >o,l,
|, R.pprt ofaen lahca It ST. District
No, ! for the rekenlipgasc 2Qth day Of
Measa,Tio "a. zo.a !. att.ad
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-03-14
ANNOUNCEMENT rs


In response to the expression OLA pnpu-
lar desire. Slificicntly general and i%nfln"n-
tial to control ~ action IN the matter. 1!
hereby announce myself Il candidate tor
the Office OF Judge OF the Supreme Court.
made vacant 'y the resignation OF Hon.
Il. 4. r. Nelson. Election first Thurs
day in August, next.
j. b. COOKE.
Chattanooga, March 18th, 1872.
FOR HERIFF
We are authorized 10 announce j. p.
Wellington a candidate Tor Sheriff 1T the
election in August.
We are authorized to announce II. =.
Stewart Il candidate tor sheriff OF Frank
lin county. at the election in August. 1872.
We are authorized TO announce Tilman
.irlcdgc Il candidate Tor Sheriff at the next
election.
We are authorized to announce d. {.
Rice a candidate for Sheriff. Election in
August next.
TAX COLLECTOR.
We are authorized to announce John G.
Enocls Il candidate for Tax Collector AT
the election in August next.
We are authorized TO announce John G..
Hannah a candidate for reelection as Tax
Collector at the August election.
We are authorized to announce Herndon
Green a candidate for Tax Collector at the
August election in 1872. ...
COUNTY COURT CLERK.
Weare authorized to Glen. Ar
ledge q candidate for County Court Clerk
at the election III August next.
We are authorized to announce WIN. NJ.
Taft a candidate for County Court Clerk.
Election nrx; August.
We are authorized to announce James
W. Byron a candidate for County 'Onr
Clerk of r rankin county. ut the election
in August. 1872.
We are authorized to announce TllOs. j.
Middleton Il candidate for County Court
(lerk of Franklin county. Election Au-
,Tu,t 1870
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-03-14

In his concealed libertlnism. A distinction
to the credit Of the former can be easily
drawn. And unless there should be II
change in the tactics Of the church In
general. plebians will commence to won
der why Jesus the Christ, who is said in
Holy Writ to be 'of one substance with
the Father" "co-equal and co.cternal
with the Father" and perfect IN all thing.
perfect in prcscicnce, &c.,-why he did
not establish II system less open to the in
Engagement Ofevil men. 1t will not do to
say that Though without sin He was
tempted us other men" We cannot see
how sin can be temptation to an equal
with God. but this is Il diversion J
what we want to say Is that preachers
now are not like they were told to be when
Christ said to Ills twelve disciples, as He
sent them forth
provide neither gold. nor silver. nor
brass in your purses;
Nor scrip for your journey. neither two
coats, neither SHOES, yor yet slaves tor
the workman Is worthy OF his meat"
And furthermore He said:
=" Behold | send you, forth as sheep in the
midst of wolves; be le therefore as " Use
rs serpcnts and harmless rs doves.'
But here was Il wolf among sheep, and
terribly has he mangled tile innocent
flock committed to his pastoral keeping.
We may say more upon the subject in our
next. by way of doing good for the public,
as the wise men say. For the nonce we
will grant DR.. Huston his request that the
following card be published:
viii the conductors of newspapers give
me space to denounce As Infamous, false
and slanderous in every par ocular and In
every sense, the shocking statement con-
tained in a note which appeared in an
evening journal of Baltimore abou. me,
and to ask Il suspension of public opinion
till an investigation can he had? The loss
OF my voice, and the falling health Ola
member OF my family, had determined me
long ago to leave Baltimore.
l.. D.. Huston.
Cincinnati, Feb'y 26. II.
We will only add that DR.. Huston lost
his voice when the great DR.. Munsey went
to him and said: Yield up your license to
preach, and fly from the wrath which your
conduct has awakened. And the Rcyer-
enl Doctor L. ID. Huston fled to Cincin-
natl, and lett not one friend behind to de-
fend him.
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New Advertisements.

Winchester is well represented in Nash
vile in the way Of promising young men
And all, or nearly all. ofthcm are connect
ed with. or cierking in tirst-class houses
In our paper to-day is tho card of the
magnificent wholesale boot and shoe store
of Carrick, HOllins & Co. And our young
friend. Mr.. II. c. Shapard, is announced as
Il solicitor for tile patronage of our mer-
chants in this section. We hope, Henry,
that u big trade will be given you. As q
compliment 20 your merits and the merit;
of your large establishment.
J. Is. Cooke announces himself y candi-
date for the seat on the Supreme Bench
made vacant by the resignation OF Hon
II. A. X. Nelson.
Attention is called to the call for r meet
ing of graduates ofthe Mary Sharp Col
legc. ...
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-03-14

whatever you wish to cover with on the
tops OF the ridges without any fear OF
breaking down your young beans. Now
this Is all right. 1t makes no difference
what the Colonel says about it. / hope
he will give 1t II trial.
The Colonel" takes me down on most
all my plans. and tells me how to get oats
! do not know where the 'ColoDcl's'
Cross.ROad farm Is. neither do | know
"Col. M y" but ! shall stick 10 him till |
find him out. | know he kno.s some
things very well. His advertisement
about his oats reminds me of Il small oc-
c%urrenec that | once knew IN this county
between Il farmer and tanner. The farmer
got In debt to the tanner. and was rather
slow about paying. At length Peter
called Oh William for some money VIII
liam said. How do you expect me to pay
when | cannot sell any produce. | cant
sell any fodder" Peter said. II would
Just as leave have corn rs money. ] have
to buy" well" said William, I've got
no corn to SELL iii take fodder" said
the tanner. "I've got no fodder" 'Wcll.
III take oats" "l've got 10 oats to spare
II am very scarce of ,.ow-fecd," said the
tanner; 'Ill take a few loads of shucks.'
live got no slucks." said tie farmer. So
| think this is about the condition of
Cross Roads.
had intended to have replied to the
Colonel on several points where he takes
issue with me, but must leave that till my
next, as | have consumed so much space
with my beans and anecdote.
{. A. HUNT.
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Nonresident Notice.

John Swazey 4 Co.. VS. +. &. Grantet, ais.
Upon motion. and it appearing to the
Satisfaction OF the Clerk x Master. from
the Bill which is sworn to. that F.G. Grant
T O.. Grant. Z. Is. II. Grant. Ida Z Grant.
and Alice q. Grant. Defendants in the
aimve cause. are non-resiicnts OF the State
OF Tennessee, 80 that the ordinary process
of law cannot be served upon them. :,
1t Is therefore ordered that publication
be mad,, for tour successive weeks IN tue
Home journal. a newsp per published IN
Winchester. Tenn. requiring said nom
resident defendants to appear ON or before
the 4tlI Monday in March next. before the
Cliancpry Court to he held ut Winchester.
Franklin Co.. Tenn. U plead, answer or
demur to complainant's bill or the SINE
i'll be taken for confessed and set for
hearing cx parte as TO them. Witness my
hand, ut office, this February 3Oth. 1872.
x r,t..l.' ~ T. II. FINCH,
fe22.4t AZ Clerk & Master.
Turney & Newman. Solicitors for Com-
claimants.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-03-14
Nonresident Notice.
Mary A. Freeman va n. & Freeman.
fBiil for DiVorre,)

Mary A. Freeman Va n. & Freeman.
(Bill Tor Divcrce.)
Upon motion, and it appearing to tho
satisfaction OF the Clerk Il Master, from
the bill which is sworn to. that the de-
tendant. n. 6. Freeman, Is Il nUn-resilen,
o. the State of Tennessee. 50 that the orili-
nary process of law cannot be served upon
him
1t is therefore ord, red that publication
he made for tour consecutive weeks in the
Home journal. published in Winchester
Tenn . requiring said nonresident de-
PENDANT to appear on or before the to rtI
Monday in March next. before the Chan.
Gerry Court at Winchester, tranklin coul,-
~. Tennessee. and plead. answer or demul
TO complainant's I'LL. or the same VIII b,
taken for confessed and set tor hearing TX
ptrte Witness my hand. at office. tili,
+, b. -. 1872. Il. II. FINCH. e.. Il NJ.
Turnry Il Newman. Solicitors for Com
plaiiGint.
ic29-It 1 80
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-03-14

Our Columbia Is. c. Exchange is bitter
against dogs. We agree with him. When
we see u huge dog in a yard we feel AS il
We were not welcome. And IN Il town the
size of Winchester even, there Is no use
for II dog. Only Il few days since Mr..
Fishers little boy WAS nearly ruined by a
dog in DR.. II. r. Estill's yard. True. they
may be of some benefit, but int discussion
of the question we can show that dogs are
an incubus. They may do for poets to
write about-their fidelity may be extol'ed.
but we can never forget that they are uogs'
and we do wish the corporate authorities
IN Winchester would levy a big tax upon
every man WHO keeps a dog. 1t they have
the right. let them do so.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-03-14

OUERIEs.-When will the streets of Win
chester he named? When will the chin
ney tons of the Court House be made re-
spectacle. If we scere too stingy to pur-
chase Il Town Clock. there is no reason
for making the chimneys appear more
hideous by fixing up the Court House
otherwise CONNIE il taut, and leaving the
contrast.
When will we cease to he so foolish as
Ito halfway fix our streets? What is the
use of dirt without gravel?
n When will we learn that neat fencing
and cleanly-kept yards, and growing shade
trees add 800 per ccntlm to the value OF
town lots?
A few more queries in our next is our
intention.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-03-14


An exchange says long street dresses
az "gaining ground" Another exchange
avs they gain Il good deal Of dirt this
dirty weather. But we are glad to see
Tint in Winchester short dresses are prey
alent-at least with the school girls. who
show less Of their body than mn with
long dresses who raise them awkwardly.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-03-14

Next week we will Urossible give in full
the address of II. r. Moore, E-qr. before
the Franklin county Farmers Club. The
manuscript ofllalt of it was sen: us several
days since and was Immediately put in
type and woulG have appeared this week,
but at this writing We have just received
the MSS of the balance. and connot get it
in type in time. Not being present wi'c'i
it wa delivered, and having no intimation
that the fist installmrnt of manuscript
did not contain the address IN toto, we were
%unprepared for the balance.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-03-14

y Nothing new in Winchester. save some
th,ng in the way of scandal. But the
xorld is so full of such, and men and wo-
Non are so pleased to repeat such. and
there is so much uncertainty in such, that
We decline for the present to open our
mouth. Nous rerrOns.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-03-14
DIS Long, admir-. VS. Margaret C. Barnes

~ INVHSs Nuiti - thoiStiNt' - i'ai IINS
and others. ..I
By virtue of a decree Of the Chanccry
Court at Winchester. Tenn. pronounced
in the above cause, at the January Term.
1872, | will offer for sale, ut The Courthouse
door III Winchester. Tenn. on
Monday, March 25th. 1872,
the tract Of land Il, scrin"l in the pleadines
in said cause. lying in franklin county.
Tenn. civil district No. .. on the waters Of
Elk River, adjoining the lands Old. NJ. FL
kins, p. l.. Roberts. II. w. feltlerston and
Thos. II. Woods. containing 1888 acres.
ThRMS.-Said lands will be sold M Il
credit OF twelve and eighteen months. ex-
cept the sum of 10 per cent, which must
he paid on day ofsalc. Notes with two or
more good and sufficient securities re-
quircd OF the purchaser for the remainder
Of the purchase money. and IA lien retained
on said land until the whole Of the pur-
chase money is paid. The biddings to
commence ut $40 per acre.
u. II. FINCH, C.& VI.
frb22-4t 04
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-03-14
Nonresident Notice.
Simon Chcrsle, v .lOIn Emricl. and Chris
tian VoGclg"sang.
lAttNcl,mNnt Bill y.

tian V~oGrlg"sang.
(.AttacI,ment Bill.)
Upon motion. and it appearing to the
satisfaction OF the Clerk rhi Master. from
the bill which is sworn to. that the defend
ant, John Emrick. Is a NONRESIDENT of the
state of IcnnrSSe, 50 that tile ordinary
process OF aw cannot be ser>Ui u,,or linn
1t Is therefore ordered that publ, alton
ne made for four consecutive weeks in IT,,
iiome journal. published in Winchester
Tennessee. requiring said lon-rcsidrn
defendant to appear on or before thu
nlrth Monday II March ri hetur,
Une Hllancery Court at Winchester, Ten
ncssSre, and plead. answer or Emu
to defendants bill. or tie : me will BE-
taken for confessed and set for hearing ~
lmrte as to him. illness my hand al
office, this February 22md 1872.
Il. Ii. FINCH. ca NJ.
Turncy & Newman. Solicitors for Co IL
plainant.
icb20-4t 81 80
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-03-14
.Chancery Sales
For March, 1872.
]. W. Sylvr, admir-, VS. The heirs and crcd-
itors orc. r. Embrry, deed.

J. w. Sylcr, admir-, VS. Tic heirs and cred
itors orc. r. Embr"y, deed.
BY virtue Of Il decree of the Chancery
Court ut Winchester, Tenn, pronounced
at the August Special Term. 1871. IN the
atove cause, | will expose to public sale.
on .,
Saturday. March 10th, 1872,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester. the
Buckley house and lot. described in TIL
plcadings in said cause. situated in Win
chester. Tenn. adjoining the lots of B. b.
Truman. }. +. Lee and others, containing
one acre. more or less.
TERMS.-Said house and lot win be sold
on II credit Of six and twelve months.
without redemption. Purchaser required
to give notes. with good security, and II
lien retained until the purchase money is
all paid. L. III. FINCH, OK NJ.
febl5-tds ~ .u .ul
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-03-14

FURNIrURE. -McKuin Il Co., wholesale
and retail dealers in Furniture, &c. No.
IL College Street. Nashville, are filling
daily large orders. and entire satisfaction
is given in every ease. The people OF
Winchester and Franklin county will find
it to their interest to buy OF them.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-03-14

.rhc m will find n great deal in
tie Home journal next week worth their
Mention.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-03-14
Dissolution.

The c~opartnersl,ip OF Hines 4 Webb, =:
Gov an, Tenn has been dissolved bSARu-
tual consent, troiu anil After Marc SO.
1871. The acsounts will he lett 10 the
hands OF Jack Hines. Parties iSeeStsd 70
the firm will please come forward sot-
tie their accounts Immediately. -
JACK HINES,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-03-14

Temperance in Winchester Is gaining
~,ound. but whisky il just as dear.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-03-14

IA ,yt weeks Home Journal will contain
natter that every person should read. II
\ wili be plain and pointed.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-03-14
LUMBER, LUMBER
A Splendid Lot, Cheaper than
Ever!

have a large lot of lumber. and will de-
liver it on the cars Ut Inila!ioma ut the
following prices, per 1000 feet:
Oak fencing and framing, S12 80
POplur. fencing and inch plank. ID Oo
Poplar. weather boarding. dressed. 10 W
Poplar. ceiling and flooring, dry,
dressed and matched. ...... u M
Poplar, dry and undressed. IL w
Freight from Tullaholna to Dcc'lerd. per
| 900 feet. by the ear load, $l.50; when less
than u car load. $500. 10000
Orders lett with j. X. Bennett, ut Derh-
erd. or NJ. NJ. Henderson. Winchester. will
be promptly attended to. Now Is the time
to get good lnntcr and get 1t cheap. Meat
ami corn will be taken az market rates.
j II. Anderson.
t,,1-tf . Tulluiioma
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-03-14

Terms Per Session Of Fire Months:
Latin. Greek, Surveying, Natural phiio,opl
Astronomy, Geology. Ancient md Modern His
nv, Higher Mithemdti >, and, i'll fact all I
branches taught in High schools ashd Coilegesw
be taught here,
Orthography. Reading. Writing, "
Mental Arithmetic. $40 10.
Practical Arithmetic. (throngh mnd
mental ruleS.) Primary Geography, Y
| Primary English Grammar. Sl2 10.
Practical Arithmetic. English GraInu1
Geography AMI History, Sis w.
Higher branches in Mathematics Y
Ancient Languages. so 20.
Music. tPiano.) So ". Cuse Of iEst1
ment. IS OO.
incidental Fee. for fuel, &c. lin (
vance, VI &C.
NorE.--Each Student will be char1
for the highest class entered.
Dechcrd is a healr y village. PIG m
from Winchester. ut tie Junction 81
NJ. u {. and n d {. Railroads. The ~
ais OF the place are uneAcrptl0nable.
students will lie charged from time
entrance to the close OF tie session. cXd
il eases f sickness, which must equal
weeks.
Board. including fuel and lights. in
yate families. from $40 TO Sl2 per moi
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-03-14
g. MILLER,
Furniture Dealer


Winchester, TENN,
Invites public attention to their selec;
and extensive stock OF tirst-class furni-
turr. Every thing that is usually kept IN
an establishment of ti,i, Kind will lac al
WAYS on band. and Nil be sold upon u,
reasonable terms as TIE same articles eaii
he bought any where. whether in the coun-
ty or out Of 1t st- 80 -tn ...lV .lr.!-
COUNTRY PRODUCE .IJI
will I've taken In exchange for goods. a
COEFiNS win he made upon oi,lsr
At short notice. at any time. day or night .
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-03-14

Terms SO per annum.