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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-10

CLUBS AND SrARs.-John Bradley, for rails
ing disturbance and beating his wife IN
Princess street, was fued one dollar.
Robert Grant, arrested for disturbing, the
peace by his shouting and hallooing in Church
street, explained the circumstances aad was
discharged. Il 4s I;
George Stanley, lodged under q warrant
from Trial Justice Schroeder on charge ol
larceny, was turned over to the justice for ex-
animation. ,.5fd t..aS. ;ta.= 3.
An inebriate, who. found Meeting street, TOO
narrow to walk in, was led to the Guardhouse
anl fined one dollar for bis yagasles.
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Tanalation.)

Messrs. W. G. CHAPMAN i CO.: :GKrs-Dur-
ing nay tour in America, on q dying, Visit TO:
send me several pair Of your "GAiTEkS,n all or
which kept. I must return you my Sincere
thanks Il was unable to obtain them 10 any other
Store) for never have seen In all Europe any
They have been admired By every one. DO
send me by European Express one dozen pairs
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ByR. n, Observation-Disclosures s. ;
:. AuCt1 1Oneer1s !

I'd EFEREE'S SAL e., , ~ s.,..a 81
In Executors OF JOHN r.. TUCKER, deceased,
againss the 'Dev.sers and Lesatees Of ~ b.
TUCKER.
By virtue or 9 decree made in this case, By
the Honorable r. F. Graham. Judge, OF the First
Circuit will t,oner for sale at public
at the Old Posrotlce 1T the loot OF Bro8d 1FSeet,
IN Charleston on ThURsDA Fsbriss ne 1stn
The following REAL ESTATE, SITUATE ia dsatse:
John q. Tucker, TO wit L 80, = =, -
The PLANTATION known es VIII, Brock; ALSO,
the Plantation known as Ltchneld: also. Srttl6
Lands on sandy Island also The. Plantation.
known as Genn-re; also, stha Plantation Known.
ss holly Grove; .also the Plantation q Known lss
4 more accurate DESIGNATION Is tissss ,Pisnta.
tions will be given In future tisement.T 9
TermaOne third cash; remainder In one; two
and three years, 70 be Becured BY bond OF bonds
Of the purchasers bearing interest st the rate OF
seven per cent. per -annnm, payable annually,
from the day OF sale, and mortgage Of the prop.
erty purchased. Purchaser TO pay Referee for
paperGaud. stamps. arrras-s 49,. I, n
ifebl0- -stutha e SAMUEL LORD, JK., Referee, 3
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We endorse the above, and add that, to the best
OF our knowledge and belief, goods 1romfhe
above House are sold cheaper than from any
other slmilar store TN The Word.n
Country Farmer.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-10

From experience and severe test, We unhesi-
tatingy afirm that the SHOES sold Irom the
'.Star Shoe House" out-wear, give more satiBfao. !.
ton and comfort than any we have ever tried.
[Vofce OF the Press.
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Hotel Arrivals-February 9.
MILLS HOUSE.

RI. Mcdowell, North Carolina; 8. Samson,
Philadelphia; J.. Hunter, ST. Louis; Mr.. ana
Mrs. A. G. Hanford, Miss RI. S. Hanford, G. F.
Moore, West Chester, Pa; G. Etemiler, phiia'
delphla; W. D. Vail, Newburgh, N. y; J. H.
Everett, Boston; R..s Homan, G. N. Homan,
man, Brooklyn;J. Appleby, Mrs. A. E. Apple
by, Miss E. A. Appleby, Mrs. J. O. West, Mrs.
o. L. Burr, New York; J. g. Dayton, J. Nc
Coles, Nova Scotia; E. Stairs, W. J. Stairs, Miss
C. B. Cromwell, Halifax; A. Jail, New YORK;
H. Il. Benedict, F. W. Benedict, New Haven;
]. A. Leslie, New York; 8. L. Wright, Phila-
delphia.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-10

WORKS OF DECORATIVE ARr.-The putting
in of the stained diamond glass or quarry
workat the new German Church has been
completed, and the windows now present a
sight which many visitors daily delight In
viewing. The side windows With their holy
emblems are handsome enough, but the rich
tone and coloring Of the chancel windows Is
exceptionally fine. The centre glass repre-
sents the crucifxion, with all The details ofthe
soldiers, the disciples, the mob, &C., which are
faithfully portrayed, the whole being surround
ed by a trellis work and vine, and the rlch
colors shaded into the softest hues. Thee other
four windows of the chaneel contain Hfe.s re
pictures of the four evangellsts. The work is
worthy of Mr.. woods's reputation as an artist
in these matters, aud is well worth visit to
the church for the sake of inspecting it.
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CONFESS YoN

N. B. These are our Excelsior Congress-" the
finest Shoes made, and sold at only IS pair
No lady should be without them. Sold elsewhere
from 81 to S.. ~
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17
Nonresident Notice.

&c u. Stamps !, d. Il. StItnp- ct ais.
Upon motion. and It appearing to The
satisfaction ot the Clerk a Master. from the
Bill OF complainant. wii,h j. sworn to.
tia. the defendants, Jack stamps ami
er shore, aud " it,, are nou residents at
Tie State of Irnur-,rr, - hiatt urIi-
uary process OF law cannot lie served
ulpn them.
Lei therefore ordered that publication
i've made tor IO,Ir successive weeks in the
Home .Iournrl. published in Winchester.
Tenn. requiring said NONRESIDENT defend
ants to appear un or before the next term
of the Cimnctry Court, to be held IN the
tow Of Winchester. Tennessee on the .Itli
| Monday in January next. and plead an
>wer or demUr to ine compliments bill.
or the same will In taken for
! confessed. and set for hearing TX p1rtr
~ To item. Wines my hand. ut Office,
this Oct. I. lS12.
T. FINCH. e. q VI.
octl1-it
Mctcalie * Martin, AMI J. J. Williams
' SOLICITOR for complainant.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17

Con N N,Trnr.-No one has a better
,,,r,,rf,y of v.tun..inu fine wonderful
,,nr, iu,. nrGnd in thr widc field ofna-
+,., ,I,,r r., farmer mi. orrup,t ON
l,tno. him o,ory d,v IN tu!I view fthrm.
Tia j. Familiar with fin. progressive drycl-
of t,. vouur pI,u,, and the MA
,,,,I ,o,utc ot its rI,l Growth. II. i,
.'u ,.an.in,ol Nth fine snryri,n o,ol ,as
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17
ELECTION NOTICE.

will open and hold an election at the
several places Of voting IN frHn,Iin crun-
Is on tHr 9th day ct %olrmhcr. lSI2. for
the purpose Of IL, ting II Eirctur- To vote
for President and Nirr-Prc~i rul of tuo
| ui'rl States. on" Governor tor the Stat"
OF Tennessee. one mem 80 OF congress Tor
tur state at large. one mem rrOttun- res
iur the ltI Congressional District. one
Senator from the senatorial District com
posed ut the counties of Frau Min and Lin
colin. aud one mrm',"r for tur General ~
srmuly from t'ranhlin ruuuty. This Oct.
u lSIo. II. Z. > LM Al.i. S.rriti.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Trunks.

UINSTEID BROS., 10 Public
Square, N0shCiLIe, are rcrcjring
their F1LL dHd WINTER SIOCK
NJ BOOTS, SHOES, HITS ana
IN UVKS.
. ~ Gents BrOUd scotch B0iiOm
No0tS, SiOmctcaH J0ckaoa Kip H00ts
md KcnfNchD HUntinO EUois It
pcci0ijfY.
IT, R~cMeniber, 10 PHblic Square.
>cp2G-lm
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17

Fun .AutAn.-P.T T. B2rnUm. the world
renowned Snowman has fitted ont the
greatest travelling exhibition on earth,
and proposes to transport his ottHe Nh"''
10 all the principle towns and cities IN
the southern States the coming winter,
and he writes u thar incicstrr viii lie
included. His show consists of II great
Natl, M. Museum, Mrnlgerie, Caravan
and ilippodromr combined. An EXhihi-
ton which j. absolutely Novel, Colossal.
Exhaustive and Iicwildcrtngly Various a.
money and experience can make 1t, ANA
which he transports through the country
by means of nearly 1909 men and hor-cs.
II is larger and more comprehensive" than
anu sir Shoes on Earth. His Museum col
lection. besides containing Il Uhdte. nearly
100 feet long. consists OF 100000 CurIoSIlirs
every department of Natural history
Works Of Art. numerous ingenious and eX-
ppnsive Mechanical Human Fi2urcS ano
.AutomatOns. made in Paris ut an almost
1lDlllNkl- ''s's ~ Y a. lNlE- ''''"
Phenomena; thus making up MuTceiou'
Combination such as gave his great New
York Museum 80 much celebrity for t%IIiItl
years. The Mrnag"ric is by far the fines
IN this continent 1t contains sevrra
hundred living WH Aalaais. many .
which are very rare aud costly. and no
found in any other Exhibition. To thi
IS added a Magnificent Roman H%ippodron'
md Mammoth Circus. with 30 thorough.
bred arabian Horses. - Trained CdHte'
10 of the Best Performers in the world. am
n large Company OF extraordinary Gy"'
rasts, icrDjGts. .ittietcs. &c. One Tuck
admits I, aV-the price of that ticket bcin
the sane o. il charged to a common Circus
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17

DIED.--At WeatHrrlord. Parker county,
Texas, about the lst Of September. Mrs,
Lucy Caperton, 4 daughter Of Adam ca.
prrt0n, of Franklin county, Tenn. Mr.
Williams, who now mourn, the los, Of his
wife, is one of eighteen chill .rcn, all from
the same father and mother. and most OF
VAom still live in Franklin county, and
who are among our hest ci liens.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17
10y Advertisements for less than three
months will he charged at transient rates

BusINGss.-For several weeks we shall
be absent, but in the mean time our paper
will have the supervision OF some one in
the local and political department. How
ever, from this date, for tour weeks, we
shall be absent and u~naccountable. Oct.
lst, 1872. W. j. SLATER.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17
To The Public.

take this method ofrrurning my sin
crrr thanks t. the good people OF IT," good
old county ol trunnlin tuI all the i1vorS
that | have ever been the re, iptcut OF ut
their hands. | am i,uw permanently To-
Gated at TIE Ituurry known ~ the Hunt
" Euorhs lanyard. ten miles est of in
chester. prepared I" mhNc leather n Go''
~ tae best. Leather given in cNchan-'
tor h.idrS. Tanning done on the shares
ard in the most approved style. and a,l
the renplc Tor a li1erai Share OF the publ
patronage. Respectfully.
JNO. &. ENOClIS.
Srptl9-lm
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17

Books EVERY family ought - have Il
selection Of hoohs-n library round which
the intellect and moral sentiments oifhc
,mIGs1u gamer az "a cUulm,n ,r,rs r
This calls for the expenditure of some
money, but i. is we'll spent. Books Sprah
to the Utmost thougEts-to the h"art-lo
tile feeling They commune WITH the
suul in it, hidden LIE. Good books are Il
trraSurr. beyond estimation III dollars ana
cents. They ktndlr the mind. They ell
gagc the heart. They open new W lidN TO
tbe Young mind. They are companions
which do not corrupt either the iastcor
the sentiments. but form and fashion both
after the image ola hi-h perfection. Buy
DooNs. They make men Of your sons allG
women Of your daughters. Iuildrrh WHO
have Il few choice books to read will show
the GOOD effects %oftllrir influence through
HE. Why hOuli we not tax care OF the
mind. as well a~ the body ? l. mental pow
clty AN honor: i Ignorance Il hIr>~'n, :
+ rIdcnr,, n grace: Let every man gath
rr ,onlr good books H. his family. Tnrl
are angels ortruth and prarc--thc hcrald>
of good Things to come.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17
I"nsolvGnt Notice.

Having suggested the insolvency ofth"
estate OF Dunirl Il aIrlt II. deed. notice Is
hrru!l "iNru tor all persons Indebted to
said estate to make immediate pay mrIt.
AMI luu-r huviu- claims against it must
III" tiIr.r claims. daily avt, cntIrItrd. with
the ttrr u. the County Court OF Frank
lin county within the time prc-crincd 10y
law. or they will .r forever AIRED.
John G.. BR t/EIT0N.
Aug. :. lS72-3m Administrator.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17

Capt. Thomas Bell, who was SO badly
hurt by icing thrown from his mule. i,
recovering gradually. He is still unable
to be carried home, and Is at Judge A.. s
Marks residence, where he receives every
attention needed.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17

LARGE BEEr---Wc have on our table Il
beet that weighs thirteen pounds. 1t is
perfect in all it. parts, and was raised in
the garden OF III worthy and eminent
physician, Dr. T. &. MurrelI. We chal-
lenge the world TO beat il.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17

Ladies who are r,uoyatin% their black
dresses Of las season, whether of silk.
cashmere or alpaca, arc advised that they
can clean them beautifully with horaA
and trpid water. The preparations are. q
t~ra>poouful OF borUX to Il quart oil water.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17

The pretty little cloth jlckets, hand
somcly embroidered. which were so fash
ionall e last spring. and very pleasant ior
the cool mornings and eyeningsOiScpteni
Der, are very much in vogue
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17

PAY l. Surrey those who owe Us will
not longer pat II, oil. We need money.
md il some satisfactory return to tiliS.
our last appeal. i not made, an officer shal
do the business for u hereafter.
". j. SLATER.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17
FAIL GOODS.

BRASS BANDING used to have a SPLEEN
did Brass Band in Winchester, but none
at this time. Some OF its members have
died and others have l~m we'd, and SO it is
we have the brass instruments but not
enough young men or middle aged to ill
them. Won't our friend, JOHN Vaughan.
try and get up enough mcu to jill his horoS,
and cniiNcn our public streets with Orra-
NionaI strains Of good music, =, in day. OF
yorc? \ good brass band adds immcn-c-
~ to the attractions OF a dry villa e, as
ours is fast becoming. Come, young men.
spur up. and cheer It's UP, Err
" Music hath charms to sooth the savage
breast,
Aud luiI the widest spirit to quiet rest"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17
Non-Resident Notice.
JAS. Ca. +. NJ.I. Hamilton v Ransom
DAVIDSON ct ais.

btNII,~'I - w.
fam ulrd BILL
Upon motion. and it appearing to the
satisfaction ul tie tlrrh y MASTER. from
trc injunction Eiii. W.icl j. sworn To,
t:.al tie JcirnduuI. VIM. DlNid-on.i is u
NONRESIDENT OF lIr state OF Tennessee.
50 that the oid nary process OF law
cannot BE- served upon him.
1t is therefore ordrrr,i that publication
he made for four consecutive weeks III tur
Home journal. ll ii-hcd IN nrNr,t'r.
Tennessee. requiring said NONRESIDENT dr-
!rn,lant to lppclr"u or before the fourth
Monday in JANUARY nest. Urtor' tIlcthan-
crrN rourt alN iurilc-tcr. rr,nhlln county
Trnur~-rr. and plclI. answer. ordrmur To-
runiplaiuunl's I'LL. or the sam" VIII he
taken for contr,, 81. and II for hearing
cXpartrd IL to him. Witness my llalId "t
o,licc, this sept. 1t. laI2.
L. II FINCH. {. ~ NJ.
sc2G-lw / 30
Fitzmtrick. Gregory 4 Davis, Solicitors
for comgIainants.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17
Insolvency Notice.

Having suggested the insolvency ofthe
estate ot K. 3. Mclean. deceased. notice
j. hereby given I" all persons indebted to
said estate to mike Immediate payment;
MI those having claims against it. must
lie them. daily authenticated. with tie
'lrrk of the County court of Franklin
county. ON or before the IL day OF Jinn-
lrv. 1913, or they will Ic forever barred.
T.. u. MCLEAN. Admir-.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17

For SALE nice cottage led stead
and mattress, Apply at this Office.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17

Observation-Disclosures, when YOU
want elegant furniture at low prices. that
M,Koin Il Co.. No. II College street. keep
on Hand the largest supply in Nashville,
and wilL!ili all orders with promptncss,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17
Rates Of Advertising.

Advertisements inserted at 81 80 pei
h1uarC 'Oi ten lines BREWER size first in
scrtion, and 70 cents Tor each subsequent
insertion.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-06-08
Victor Hugo ON Grant.

Frank Leslie's Illustrated News
paper has the following editorial
ABROAD, as well as at home, our
sham great man at the White House
is shrinking into the small dimen-
sions in which Nature made him, but
which circumstances have SO magni-
fed.
"Of all the admirers and eulogists
Of this government since Lincoln
initiated the new era Of freedom,
Victor Hugo has been the most elo-
qucnt and the most ardent. But
with the singular i~nfelicity which
has distinguished his foreign as well
as domestic management Of affairs,
General Grant must muddle in the
matter Of the Franco-G German war !
UnmiDdtul Of the susceptibilities Of
a proud people, who were our oldest
aud truest friends and allies, when
we needed such, be has inspired them
with indignation and disgust by ex.
pressing gratuitous sympathy With
their conquerors. Victor Hugo has
Just given voice to this feeling in
France, in his new poems, the An
nee Terrible in which be indignant
ly appeals to the American people
against the insult and injury done
to France and Frenchmen By Presi-
dent Grants ecngrstulatory message
to the Emperor Of Germany on the
conquest. In his fiery verse, the
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-06-08

So a Ne csni Hlf
Nyt
Il siH s~asealfy dassaesff sai
iaf iAaf ever rsrlel he msafn
pfsnl@ - 81 ss4issly dsaa as tf
AHfrsshss ypa. an.l msaashi b ~
hnr faii aifanshso ~ yna Hag hsss
% tyBf hah4 so one da W 4
ihousani ell take hold u ysa unisf
iAfes afmHa1aesa
That az ~ b very ahs - .
As0ry. NJ. tai ~ practical puf.
Poses ss pfsssf = sudden tide ~
sbs neaFsa ssplisg Il might hap
pen, ~ it generally does. that the
apfroaehIng dog y ~ one IA = thous-
add shs zia take bold under ggus
circumstances, bot up ours. h.
couldn't W. never Did fancy the
idea Of sitting on the ground and
= guard dog straight IN the
face. II makes him look mean. Ten
or fifteen feet mp q tree is q much
more favorable point Of observation.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-06-08
Professor Norcum.

Fhe trial ofthis distinguished lover
|he study of astronomy through
|tedbars came up for hearingbefore
! Mayor Of this place, on Thurs
\ Of last week, upon two charges,
} Of vagrancy, and the other Of
money under false pre-
ices. The charge Of obtaining
|uey under false pretences was
|bdrawn, and he plead guilty as
The charge Of vagrancy. The court
ltenced him to imprisonment in
county Jail tor ten days on de-
of a bond for two hundred
The Professor is under
mise to wing his flight to other
upon his release from con,
'ment.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-06-08

At a meeting Of the Sardis A. &
M. Society, held on Thursday last,
a committee composed Of DR.. Carter
and Capts. Harrison and Hefin was
appointed to prepare and have pub
lished as soon as practicable, the
premium lists for the next Fair. We
hope these gentlemen viii! go to
work at once and get out the pre-
MUM lists, SO that they may be
generally distributed in tine for all
to prepare something for exhibition
Our last fair was in every sense a
success, but we can do much better
Pamela Is one Of the finest counties
in the State. We have fair build
ings almost equal to any in the
South, and we eau if we will, make
our next exhibition CORRESPONDENCE
grand. We call upon cur lady
friends to see to it that their depart
ment shall reflect credit on theil
SIX i'll and industry -
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Tho (3rhwfh.

The growth Of the human hair Is sometimes
surprising. Instances are on record where il
has reached over six feet, and even now, in
some parts Of Europe, the women are noted for
abe ineness and length Of their hair, and make
a business Of selling their beautiful tresscs.
Under the stern auspices, however, Of modern
civilization, led by that very tyrant, Dame
Fashion. the human hair seems to have grown
weak. There seems 10 be o something which
hinders its growth-a want Of proper nourish-
ment-and sometimes the most lovely Of the
beau sexes are compelled TO resort to the hair
dresser to supply what nature has taken from
them. Let all such try LaCreole Hair Re-
storcr. II contains what analysis has proved
to be the food RI the hair, aud hence promotes
It's growth. Al the same time LaCreole Hair
Restorer, by removing dandruff and foreign
particles which clog the pores, prevent the ac-
cumulari1n Of a heating which Is sure, sooner
or later, to take away the life of the hair. Read
the testimony:
CorrrEvrLLE, Miss, February /, 1871.
Msssrs. MansfsH & Higher.
Dear Sirs--I have tested . bottle Of your
Louisiana Creole Hair Restorer, TO advise my.
self Of rs merits, and though my prejudices are
against all sucn preparations esndore ccmpels
me to say that II cxccis anything Of the kind
To Young America, | will say, II polished hair
and q healthy scalp IL what yon desire, they
are secured BY the use Of the Louisiana Creole
Hair Pestorer. Respectfully,
For sale By al druggists.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-06-08

Queer Law.

II the appended law, which was IN
force a couple Of centuries ago, were
In force now, what consteruation
there would be in the land. Not
even Senatobia would be without
grief. Many are they who have
been deluded by fair and rosy checks,
pretty teeth and lowingcurl., which
when gained, turned out, not to be
the beauties Of nature, but the de-
vices Of art:
"All women, Of whatever age,
rank, profession or degree, whether
virgins, wives or widows, that shall,
from and after this act, impose up
on, seduce and betray into matrimo-
ny any of His Majesty's male sub
jects, by scents, paints, cosmetics,
washes, artificial teeth, false hair,
Spanish wool, iron stays, high heeled
shoes or bolstered hips, shall incur
the penalties of the laws in force
against witchcraft, sorcery and the
like, and that the marriage, upon
conviction, shall stand null and
void."-Snatobia Times.
What a hustle the passage of such
a law would make among our fair
country-women of the Woodruff
persuasion But the position of the
man who would introduce such a
measure wouldn't be enviable. We
think that it would require much
hair" to make him present
able ever after. -