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MRs. HERy woops NKw Book, "Wiib-
Ia the Mate or Lady Audinnian's Trial, !"
by the author Of "East Lynne, is In press
and will be published on Saturday next.
by r. b. Petersen & Brothers, Philadel-
.phia, from the authors manuscript and
advanced proof-sheeis, purchased by them
from Mrs. Henry Wood, and will be in 1,ll-
form style with "Dene Hollow "Bessy
Rane, ,""Drland Yorke," 1.-THE Channings'
and ell the previous work by this favoriis
and popular author. It 10 some time
since we have had novel by Mrs Henry
Wsod, whose EAST Lynne" has been
pramstiIed by half score Of adaplers.
cad played st al least one hundred thea
tres. For some months past new serial,
entitled, "Wi,hin the Msze," has been
published In THE AR0esY, Q London Mag
ssins edited by Mrs. Wood. II will be
completed for English readers In the de
esmbsr number but, in consequence OF q
special arrangement with the authoress,
who has supplied the Petersons' with her
msuuscripht in advance, they viii pub
lish the whole story complete In one large
octave volume next Saturday, thus aniici'
paling the publication In London by over
two months. The plot 10 entirely original
introducing the adventures and misadven
lures Of . bsronet, who kills man In the
heat Of passion, Is sentenced to death, ha'
bis sentence commuted 10 penal labor fol
life, attempts TO escape, 10 believed t'
have been shot by his pursuers. and-bu
we must not disclose 10 much Of this verj
sXeitsing tale. but would advise all 10 pro
cure copy Of the book at once. II will h'
issssd in slsrgs octave volume, and solo
BY oil booksellers at the low price .
ol.75 In cloth, or $i,60 IN paper cover
.ne. .nonina nlll h nent b nall. 70 anJ
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SAD.-Free-love, it appears, has
had an illustration in Philipsburg. the
wife of John Gowland having gone
off or attempted TO go, with another
man by the name Of Pierce. John,
hover, (good souD was not willing to
part thusly with the wife Of his bo-
som, so he had Pierce arrested, to-
gether with Mrs. Rauser, the mother
of his wife. They are now in the jail
at this place, awaiting trial.
Truly, the way of the transgressor
is hard, as, witness Pierce is shut on,
from the sight of his adored one, and
doomed TO the company Of q strong
minded mother-in-law, who, we be.
lieve, takes the ground that hei
daughter did right. Where is Hor-
ace Greeley, and Theodore Tilton
and Mrs. Woodruff i--BeHcfont,
Republican.
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. No o,s who laces habiluslly can htys a
straight or strong back. The muscles being
unbslsuoei. become habby or contracted,
unable to support the trunk Of the body
erect, and q curvature ---ususlly double
cursiure-ofth. spine.is the consequences.
And II any hing were needed to aggrevaie
,hespinsl curvature. intensity the compress
sion Of the internal viscera, AMI adj the
general dsformiiy. IL is found in the mo-
drrn eontrivsnce of stiltod CATERS. These
are made with heals so bigh nnl narrow
that iocomoticn Is awkward and painful ,
the centre Of gravity is shifted "io parts
uatnowa," and the head is thrown forward
and hips projected backward TO maintain
perpendiculari'y, rendering walking and
all other voluntary exercises not only dis
tressing TO the person, but dissgraeable to
the spectator. Of .e1iih.
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WHERE TO ENIaRATE I'VE answer, go
20 Southwest Missouri, because the Allan
tic & Pacific Railroad Co. offer 100000
Acres Of land TO actual settlers, at low
price on long credit, besides furnishing
free transportation over their road 10 pur-
chasers this road extends from ST. Loui.
through Missouri TO Vinita, Indian Terri
tory, is being pushed rapidly to its des'in-
alton, the Pacific Coast will be one of the
trunk lines Of the country. never blocka-
ded by snow-tbe lands along the road are
in rich fertile country, as productive
as any in the State the climate.
CONFINES oil the advantages OF north.
ern and southern latitudes; good climate
soil, health, water, timber, grazing. fruits
and flowers. invite you to go 10 this region.
For further information address A. TUCK,
Land Com'r, 623 Walnut Street, 81. Louis,
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PUBLIC SALE

6bF VALUABLE PROPERTY
oTho heirs of VII ian Hummel,
late of Franklin township, Snydrr county.
Pa, deceased. will expose to Public Sale
Vt the late Residence Of said dcccdent, in
said Township, On
THURSDAY. OCTOBER i7TH. 1872.
The following Real and Personal Estate Ia
wit: \ VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND.
situate in Franklin towuship Snyder coun
ty, IA. on the road leading from Middle
burg to New berlin, containing
FlFTY.T EEE ACRES,
more or lc.s Said tract being shout
miles Northwest Of Middlchurs and bound.
ed hy laud Of jacob Steiningcr, Johu Hum
mel. Jacob Kciningsr and others. On th'
premises is n fine young orchard. gooc
well of water, al-o wEATlIERBOARDEi
HOUSE, BAEN aud other out
buildings. Also
SEvENTY.THREE ACRES.
situate in the township aforsaid. on tn,
same road, bounded by lard OF Elcmcn
Musscr, Nose. llummel II. l.. Bilger an
others. IS acres Of said tract are cleared
the hilance well timberel. Also
ENTITY FIVE C.REs,
situate in saiitownship, adjoining tract'
above described. All cleared EXCEPT ri,
acres Also valuable LIME SrONl
| QUARRY. in Nidliecrcek township, con
lining ONE ACRE more or less. adjoining
lands of John liuninel aud Daniel pOlcndcr
Sale to commence al . o'clock A. NJ. o
said day when terms of sale will be mad,
known by
THE HEIRS OF WM luMM Ell,
Aug 2G, ~. Deceased
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GREAT DISCOVERY.
Runkes' Bitter Vine of

Runkeis' Bitter Vine of Iron.
KUNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF IRON
will efeciually cure all diseases arising
from disordered liver and stoming, such
as constipation, fatulence, inward piles,
fullness Of blood 10 the head, acidity Of the
stomach, nausea, heartburn, disgust for
food, fuiness or weight in the stomach,
sinking or futtering at The pit Of the s,om-
ach. swimming al the head, hurried or diff.
icult breathing, futtering at the heart.
choking or suffocaiing srnsa'ions when in
lying posture, dimness Of vision, &C.,
Price 81. per bottle. Is. +. Kunkel, pro.
prietor, Depot, 259 North 9th ST., below
Vine, philadelphia. Ask for Kunksl's
Bitter Wine Of Iron, adk take no other. II
your Druggist has II not, seod 81 ID my
Address, and the medicine, with free ad
vice, will be sent to you st once; direct ss
above.
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Court Prooocdinga

~ ra-
=, ,our' opehei ",nuny sep -, io'-
non' . y. pu,,er' ',v'''e", 'u'ke ""'
ms hssoc,a,ts ',ous' ueo' y. Moyer An'
. u. on'nue' P,e'on' ,,PN",s "P
pointed JON" "'n"' o" ""' ""' 'o"'
Do'"'
,, ,"n ,o'N",
a. ~ hu'n"el w y"p" '""'"'"es' APPe"
irnnser,P'--se,'ifu'
" u Doves hunr W 'ouas h'ucu.
resPass w Tue case upon PROMISES -se'
''emen' ,,,',,. u,ru, ,,
."'np "',"r" o"e'' e rs
p'ss on 'nc vase upon PROMISES 'e'ie
'",r' ",eu' >,
WI u ''eon hon'"'n 's o"m
n'"sp' i,esp'ss on 'he ''se upon prom
Sc,''c,nen' , n'eu'
"m n'Ias "e's'' aum VS. oum-
"'ne' i,e'p"ss on 'he Ease upon prom
,s,-se,,'e,"e"' nieu'
c,arn ho,nrock oy ue, neS' 'risnu ~c''
70 '"''" ''""s''' S" P'"' S"
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wESrY

ACE Fast Line west. for Eric,
leaves Harrisburg daily except Sunday
1t ~ IN arriving nj Eric m 80 an.
10 ip-Eric Mail west. for Erie, leaves
! Harrisburg daily at 10 - am arriving 1t
Erie at 5oam.
~ 5O-C,ucnurti Express leaves llir-
risbur, daily at 10 81 IN arrives at Alto.
nm nt 3 ij NJ aud arrives at rtttsbuig 81
\ gOam.
~ 55-The Southern express. leaves II,r.
rsburg daily at : iia N. arrives at Al.
tcona ut - ~ m. AMI arriyct at Pitts
hurgh nj u 10 m.
I Oi-pNcihc Express leaves Harrisburg
daily AZ ! % m arrives NJ Altoona at - IS
u M and arrives nj piiishurg at = - pm
Fast Line leaves llgrrishurg daily Icx-
ccpt sunday at - , IN arrives at Alto.
m at % =. N takes supper nnl arrives At
riiishurI at - nm.
Mail Train leaves Harrisburg daily Tex.
ccpt sunday at | H. 3 IN arrives nt Alto.
m nj 10 = m taxes supper and arrives at
Piltsburs nt o. m.
Way Passenger Train leaves Harrisburg
daily at 30 m arrives nj Altoua nj 20
p III anl at rusburg at & - ? IN except
sunday
Through Passenger leaves Harrisburg at
3 90 II III arrives at Altoona at 3 10 Ia
Pittsburgh at 30 p M.
SAMUEL \ BLACK,
Supt. Middle DIV rcnna, Il. Il
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A company Of rbiladelphia capitalists
have made an offer Of 500 per acre for
the purchase Of Gen. BurJs' farms across
she river. comprising 100 acres. making
stotal Of S220,h0. The owner is indis.
posed to sell. but as the object doubtless Is
10 establish some great improvement. II is
hoped an arrangement. satisfactory M
round, can yet be arriv ed Att -[Lewis,owu
Gazette.
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A CRRrAIS Guns ron ras CHILLs Ann
Prvsa Mayor Freas gives this as Ger.
tain cure for the chills AMI fever: Pour
about half . gill Of bo. brnndy or whiskey
into each boot. before putting them on II
the morniug, and put the boots on at ence
Be particular pot TO get it into the mouth
instead Of the boot.
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SAMUEL FAUST,
Merchant Tailor.

Has just received an entire new stock OF
CLOTHS. CAsSIMEREs & vESTINGS.
all Of q superior quality which he Is pre-.
pared to rake up IN the best style and on
short notice. He also keeps Brown anil
White French Yoke Linen Shirts.and n gen.
eral assortment Of gen,lemens' Furnishing
Goods. all Of which he offers 10 the public
at very re ssonsble prices.
Call At my pl,ce in Holmes New puild
ing opposite the Keystone Hotel, selins
Grove Pa
June 1. 1S69--if
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4 farmer who came to market on Sa,ur.
day morning permitted bis horse TO stand
biichtd TO a post, without food, until
o'clock In the afternoon. when Capt. Selt,.
ar, agent for the Society for the Prevention
q Cruelty TO Animals. had the farmer ar
rested and taken befor Esquire Murray
A tue Of ten dollars and costs was impos.
u Il Lebanon Courier.
II horses can wish, no doubt but many
are wishing an agent would come this way
OCCASIONALLY.
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The greatest want'o the present
age is men and women, healthy and vigor-
Gus in minl and body. The continued
headaches, weaknesses, nervousness. anl
varying ailments which afiiict women are
generally the result Of imperfect action of
the stomach and other vital organs. Dn.
W,LKgRs CALiFoRSn ViSgG,s BlrrsRs.
being composed entirnly ofvcgetable sub
stances indigenous to California, may be
taken with perfect safety by the most del.
ecate, and are sure remedy, correcting
all wrong action and giving new ,visor 10
the whole system.
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II 10 q source Of regret 10 snnounco the
death Of our old and esteemed citizen Maj.
Henry A. Smith, ofihis Borough lie WAS
an Industrious. pesceable citizen and had
many warm Friends. lie bore the pains oi
bis last illness with chrisiian fortituds
aud diod In the hope Of blissfui immortal
ity. We sympsthire with the bereaved'
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Edward Bayer. ESQ.,. Horton. Kings Co.
N 8. writes that an astonishing cure has
been effected on his daughter. by the use
Of Johnson's Anolyne Lnimeni. The
whole spine became diseased. she lost
the the use Of her limbs. anl hdr hack was
rounjsd up like q bow, in consequence Of
taking cold after having been inoculatel
with tic kline pocx. She is now well.
We pledge our reputation On the as'er-
ton that any educated physician, after a
careful examination of the reccips, will
hay that Parsons Purgsiivs Pills possess
more merit than any other pill now OF
cred fG salo.
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THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
pELASMARFsEEs y. sl1.s r sfKqsgIe ssf,KEqcssgsIseuHI ELLIS

- No. .ait Rue Lombard, PArA
These pills are highly recommended by the entire
Medical Faculty Of france as the ysLy beet remedy
In all cases OF fspermatnrrhaa, or Seminal Weak
nal we,fness or IHpofsneyi Weakness arising froto
Becret Habits and SEXUAL EKccsses; RsaF Of tho
and ali the chastity tain OF Diseases arising from
oyeruse Sr 5cos,s. They cure hen Al other ,esa,
81 sept Brss TO any address. Price n per Bee.
Sent nail f,om s osss,vaftor; S, on
eT. Enw fosI. Sole General Agent for Amsss'1
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on ANn AFTER MONDAY NOv.

.ON AND AFTER MONDAY nov.
18Th. 1871, tue Passenger Trn'n'
OF the Pennsylvania ta.lroI Company
will depart from liArrt'hurs aui Tr,"
At Phr',IHpni, aud rtus'nrg as io'-
lows.
EASTWARD.
23j-philAlelphi. Express 'cnyc' Il'r-
u,burg daily lUccpt Mpnl'N at -
, ~ uul arrives vt West fhsl,dtlThiA ~
! ) 80 n.
iuj-Fas iiuc leaves Harrisburg duly
.rxcer, N1niny ri I uja 100 aud arrives
| II West rh,lniripuit ut 8 ObHn
3U--Nnil Train irryrs Urrrishurs .lri-
| ly ["Nrcrt sunday At , 80 p ~ nni Nv.
riyc- nt phihlrl. lil nt II - p m.
~ jij-Ctucinn-' Express leaves litr-
ri,hurG daily nt loi' y m and arrives ~
Nr,t rhilAI. .phit rI . ujo ~.
II -racinc Expross leaves lIarri,-
burg daily nt II i1Am aul arGvca nt
Nest rhiiadclphia NJ 3 - IN.
2ru-Elmin Express leaves Harrisburg
, lily a, "a m anl Htr,yc- at Wcst Phil.
,dcir hin at Il 90 p IN lLNccrt Sundyl
jj-llarri,burg Accommoll'ion l'Iyes
harrisburg at 80 = m and arrives ut
Iphilndrlphia at . ~ r IN.
bO-Lnncn-tcr Train, via Mount JOY
caves Harrisburg laily except Sunday
at 30 u N and arrives al West Fhilnl.l.
pain At f. 10 Pun.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY.

Public attention 10 called TO the sale7of
peronal property Of Mrs. Il. O. Kremer.
In Middieburg, on the 18th Of Oct. See
Ellis.
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AfoRraERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
On and after Sunday, Juno Q, 1s72 trains n
cave Sc insgrONc station ~ follows:

Tie only trains stoppin NJ Scllnsgroye arc
the mail nor % ds T. m. Fast Liuo north ats -
A. IN. aud mall suuth at II lqam.
~. =. NOUhH, dcn, Pass. Agt.
a. Il FISkE, Gen. Supt.
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I'XECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Letters tcstsmcntary upon the estate OF Dr
Isaac Rothruck, late ut Beaver tovnship Sny
der county pa. deed, having been granted to
the underlined, all persons knuwi-g them
sclvc indcbteu to said estate Will please make
immediate payment while those hRvinV claims
will present them duly authenticated ivr settle
mcmentto JACOB GROSS,
ANGELINA ROrNROrK,
juno %. 1872. Executors
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.ENSsYLVANIN KAlLEDAD.
WINTER TINE TABLE.

Ei.ht trains (DW'y) to anl from
Phi.nI,lrhi, aod f-usoursh, and
Two irnus Daily to and from
Ere ,Slnduv- Esceplvd.)
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HopsE TBiEs ARnEsrED.--l our last is
sue we gave al sccount Of the stealing o.
q horse and buggy from Mr.. Savidge. OF
Bloomsbury, while he was out cunning,
having tied the horse along the road while
be entered . woods. We since learn the
following. Following the indications Of
the route taken by the thief. Mr. Savidge
came 10 sunbury and stopped at the City
Hotel While sitting on the porch Of the
hoteltalking with Oliver Drumheller son
Of the proprietor, about the theft, Mr..
Savidge observed the stolen horse and bag
ey approaching from the direction Of Pur-
dytown. When the driver got In front o'
the hotel, young Drunheller stopped him,
aud, getting into the buggy, coolly drove
the thief to Squire Brice's, where. upon
information Of Mr.. sasidgs he was com
.aittsd TO Jail. The thief proved TO be a
German named VIM. Steiver, who seems 10
bs rather simple-minded, and representa- d
that be was on his way to Philadelphia
Su6ury Democrat
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DRgssisG ron Cnuncn.-Thcre was o
time When good taste demanded the ust of
the Ilainest clothes in the snpcinary.
when the wcalihiest were distinguished
for their conspicuous absence Of personal
ndornment. and excessive display WAS n
mark of vulgnriiy at such time AID place.
But now il would appear ms if, whatever
might be Il ought of a modest garb in 9th
er places. the proper costume for the
house Of God, where, theoretically, We all
60 TO he reminded Of our common origin
and destiny, was mn aggregation Of oil the
jewclry, and all the chienons, and all the
pauicrs, and all tho feathers and furbc-
lows in ones wardrobe. The wearer IL 10
carry all this piled up agony 10 the sanc'-
uary AZ TO fair, MS IL her errand were
not 80 uch TO praise ms 10 he appraised.
Until some change is made in respect to
"dressing for church" We think it vain
to expect any great awakening among
sinners. or any great growth in Christian
ity among professors. Bloomfield Times
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- ". IL. Ba6 y&. .uri-lut--doAt.
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DHILADELplllA& 4 ERIE RAILROAD.
WINTER TINE TABLE

On and After MONDAY NOv. -, 1872
The trains on the Philadelphia Il Erie Rail
Road will run Ms follows:
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Circuit Court,

This Court, Jvdgc williamson presiding,
adjourned last Thursday mcrnins. we
give below the principal business trahsac-
ted since our last report:
State vs. Emily Joiner-Larceny. De-
PENDANT plead guilty, and was sent TO jail
tortwenty days.
State vs. Jos. c. Il VIM. lnklenbcrscr-
Malicious stabbing. Dismissed, prosecu-
tor assuming costs.
Samuel Watson, Trustee Bank of Ten
ncssee, VS. Z. c. Graves aud A. ID. Trimble,
Judgment tor plaintiff.
State VS. VIM. Alternately, &c l,j-Larcc-
ny. Plead guilty, and sent to pcnitcn-
tiary for four years.
State vs. Hop Martin and securities
Forfeiture OF rccognizancc, Judgment
for $4,000. j. G.. Martin, James Couch,
John Janson, Charles Niccwood, Ben.
Clark and p. II. Hill. securities.
Y. A. Wiley VS. John Parton, and John
Parton VS. Il. A. Wiley. Dismissed, and
DlullIln Dlys IoSb il bpbh NdoNE' SANNlN
attendance OF Wiley's witnesses.
State VS. r. b. Franks-Carrying pistol.
Submitted, and fined $40. Gave bond to
keep the peace.
State VS. b. b. Grifln--Carrying pistol.
Submitted, and fined $40. Gave bond to
keep the peace.
State VS. b, B. Grifin--Tippling. Sub
mitted, and fined So.
J. b. Muse VS. VIM. Goolsby. Judgment
for plaintiff for $582.73.
Jesse l.. Bryant VS. Solomon Hopkins.
Judgment for plaintiff for $l,132.0l.
Russey d Murrell VS. Herndon Green,
Administrator. Verdict for plaintiff.
Lewis Heap VS. John Emcrich, Sr.
Judgment for plaintiff for $522.09.
Joseph Trigg VS. Herndon Green, ct ais.
Judgment for plaintiff for $975.3O.
Jesse Arledge VS. Perrie Coutte. Judg-
ment for plaintiff for $95l "a.
Mooney VS. w. q. Krume. Dismissed ut
cost ofplaintiff.
John W. Syler, Admir-, VS. j. +. Syler,
Guardian of Mary A. Embrey. Judgment
'or plaintiff for S973.3G.
Ewing & Co. VS. W. B. Farmer and j. /.
Merritt. Judgment for plaintiffs, $7S.7S.
VIM. A, Fraker VS. Green BrazcltOn.
Judgment for plaintiff for $40. costs
about 5000
II, II. Roberts VS. G.. W. Stamper ct ais.
- Certtorari and superSedias. Petition dis
missed. Judgment for defendant, $1lG.76.
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Last week We were on the train that
conveyed Bill Alternately lin charge of
Sheriff d., j. Martin.) to the p%cnitcntiary
ut Nashville, where he Is sentenced to re-
main four years upon his plea Of guilty"
b the charge of having broken into the
store Of Messrs. ienchan Il Williams ut
Decherd. william halls from Calhoun
county, Ala, and had been united In the
bonds Of wedlock only two weeks when
justice overlook him. He does not appear
to be a bad negro ut heart, and but for the
fact that his sentence renders him intn-
nous and his oath of no account in the
eyes of the law, what he says would i'm
plicatc II not convict others than himself.
Bill says lie and another cOlorcd per-
son got most of the dry goods taken, but
that n white man who led him into the
burglary got $75 OF more from the money
drawer. Be this as il may, William is now
in the penitcntiary, and will soon be work
ing upon the rail road or in the mines in
competition with honest, Woodworking
laborers, and hereby hangs Il tale of shame
to our State, and one that deserves to be
corrected. But Of this, more anon.
We saw william safely deposited in the
State work-housc. He will be well cared
for, while poor honest laborcrs will be la
boring to make living by honest labor
to provide against loss of time by sickness,
accident, &C., and to feed their families.
Verify, lift were not for the disgrace they
had better be where William is. with the
State to provide for them! But such is
la,c, and our laws make criminals Just now.
rather tlan prevent. 1t does not protect
labor, but virtually condemns it, and places
Il stigma where, indeed, Il crowu OF laurel
should be placed. And we would ask, in
the language OF Paul Clifford, When did
the law ever protect the poor man? The
government of a State, the institutions
of law, profess to provide for all those
who " obey" Mark! imam hungers do
you feed him? He is naked!-do you clothe
him? If o you break your covenant,
you drive him back to the first law of Ma
ture, and you hang him, not because he is
guilty, but because you have left him ma
kcd and starving. Ont upon this grind
ing OF the poor! Down with this taxation
of honest labor in orderto support convicts
and thieves!
Ills sin to rob a hen roOst Of Il hen.
But stealing largely makes us gentlemen
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ATLANTA MARKET.-Thc following are
the ruling prices for the articles mentioned
in the Atlanta Ca market, as reported by
II. 7. Cox q Co., of that city:
CoRN-White, per bushel, S5a0O; vel
low. S0aS2.
WnEAT-Tenn. White, per bu,ilcl, ! 5Oa
! 60; Tenn. Red. ! 30al 80.
OATs-per husllcl. l5a50.
FLOUR-Fancy. sack 9S pounds, 1 jOS
> 90; Family, 1 0Oai %; Extra 5Oa3 70;
Superiinc, . 50a3 90. Flour in barrels
same proportion a. in sacks.
BACON-ShOuldcrS, per pound. 7'2aS
Hams, l2al4 Clear Sides, l0l4alOh.
MEAL-per bushcl. 00a9j.
HAY-Tennessec. per 100 pounds. ljOl
| GO.
LARD-In barrels, per pound, 9alOc; in
cans. l0allc.
BUTTER-pcr pound, 20a2jc.
EGGs-pcr dozen, 10al2c.
FEATnERs-per pound. 5OaG0c.
Dry HIDEs-per pound, 1Sal9.
A SHEErISGs-per yard, l3al3lIc.
rs SHEETINGs-pcr yard, llal2c.
CoTTON YARNs-pcr bunch, | 6OalG5.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-08-15
Marriage

Licenses have been issued to the following
named parties since our last report.
VIM. f. Williams to Mary A.GrcgG.
j. NJ. Castlcb,ry to Fannie Willy.
G. W. Thompson to Alice Clark.
William a. Stubb'cfield to Angelina
Sells.
Daniel Borin to Nancy Mcclure.
W. W Brakciield to Il. L. West.
b. d. GipSon to 5. Armstrong.
Lanis Hanstin to Mary A. Maze.
James Gam to Sarah Il. Bell.
Lindsy May to Cynthy A. Stovall.
VIM. Il. Martin to Laura Staples.
Thos. n. Fowler to Mary 4. Owens.
ID. b. Walls to NJ. NJ. Cocker.
j. III. Adams to ii. j. Wills,
Lee Cotton to Anna b. Wright.
Henry Il. Garner to 5. L. Keith.
Thos. f.. Lenehan to Il. +. Feathcrston.