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LHNGfN - ~ nOrse poser engine aud boiler
" Apply az Il NORTH SEUOND Sr.
FT5WU-sTOKY hOUsE No. 81 Mostly street
i eight rooms, with coal and wood house
apply A. 48 SECOND ST.
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FACTS WORTH KNOWING.

During 3 recent trial or comparison
Of ordi nary baking powders IN New York,
with DoOleys Yeast PovderH. 10 was shown
conclusively that better results were attained
with from one-hslf 70 two-thiTds the quaint
y OF Tie. latter, than with any other ia mar
Ees. Tue secret Of the success lies IN the care
with which DOoley's Yeast Powder Is pre-
pared, and Its entire freedom from Substances
that are int UTiOus 70 the system.
We challenge comparison ct any and all
times. The veriics OF the consumer Is ways
Do onr favor E.nr sale nv al ernc-r.-
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NOTICE.

Ill .AdUertistng Bills after this
late, for amounts less than Five
Dollars, must be paid for before
insertion. This rule Will be
strictly adhered to.
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Just received, fine stock Of new toys
and fancy boxes Of all kinds, wax aud
China dolls and ornamental cakes very
cheap. Before purchasing elsewhere
call 81 MRS. LOUISA BERTON's,
Corner Fourth and Poplar streets,
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Received yesterday q car load Of good
combined saddle and harness horse,
suitable for the market, and they are de-
termined to sell them cheaper than any
one in the city. They make s. speciality
Of good saddle and harness horses, ana
will sell them according 70 the times.
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LIVINGSTON x COMPANY,
8OE ESrIC AND FOREIGN BAoEERS
10 PINE STREET, NEW YORK.

Conservativeiy organized for doipR
the business Of out-of-town banks, bankers,
corporations. merchants and individusis'
Usual Interest allowed on daily balances,
COLLECTIONS made and promptly RENTED
pal cities Of Europe.
LIVINGSTON, HEwBERN a Co,
T.-uHnu
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KID GLOVES RRnrCEn-

To-day we will sell q line of elegant
kid gloves st IS and IS cents. These are
new goods, and are one and two butto:ss.
MENKEN BRus.
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The poor man should buy only the
"a" collar. 1t costs only four cents.
1t can be washed with 8 sponge.
and made as bright a. new for 3
week. 1t is the best and cheapest collar
made. See advertisement.
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TRIsMING SILKS REDUCED.

Silk Turqoise and silk Velours st IS
cents yard. Black silk velvets at 81 80
very cheap. Also, pail friBges and
bugle trimmings. MENREN BROS.
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Fine meltOns, dOeskins, cassineres
and suitings at reduced prices. Gentle
men wanting q good article, cheap,
should look at them.
mENKES BROS,
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HALL 4 CO.,

No. IS Union street, keep the best sad.
die stock for sale in the market.
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CHILDREN's SHOES.

Having received a line OF custom
made children's shoes, We are selling
them IT low prices. Every pair war
ranted. MENKEN BROS.
THE price Of admission to st. Pairick's
fair is only twenty-Iive cents.
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Establishment, 81 Madison street, is
open for the fall season. Best work, at prices
70 suit the times.
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GET YOUR FURS REPAIRED
nd refined at Daryis, II Jefferson.

If you want a hydrant, street. washer,
or plumbing Of any kind, you can get il al
Brownies, 10 Jefferson street where you are
sure to be suited IN sfvle and price.
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SMOKERS will always be certain OF
dDe, unsdulterated, and strictly clean cigars,
by buying only those made by d. Hirsch &
Co., ia Water street, New York; factory, No.
gTS. Third collection district, New York.
Everyone eau request to be shown the box,
and thereby ascertain the name OF the manu-
factory number.
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FLOWERS, bulbous roots, plants. b9u-
quets and decorations. Craig's, 379 Main.
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THE MEMPHIS nTEAM nYRING

II you want to purchase or hire good
saddle horse.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

STURLA, 337 Main street, supplies
families with oys ers by the can.
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oYsTEEs by the can at sTUELA's, SS7
Main street.
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Do not fail TO attend the ST. Patrick
fair at Assembly hall.
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CARPETS, CARPETS,

still lower prices on our immense
stock OF Brussels, Imperial, Body Brus-
sells, Ingrains, Three-ply and stair csr-
pets. Also, window shades and lace
curtains. MENKEN BROS.
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DOWN GOES THE PRICE.
MESSRS. HALL s co .

Good Norfolk oysters st thirty-five
cents per can, at J. A. SIGNAIGO'S,
gTs Eae0nG ami Lax Main -r-aafa
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JUST received, 200 bbls choice apple
cider, at Lords & Diehl's, ls6 Front st
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BLANKETS az REDUCED PRICES

Fine white wool IO-4 blankets st So.
q and $ per pair. Also, California
blankets st lower prices.
HEEKFN RRuG
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SO mo- HALL 4 ln,s

The cheapest ana best STEAM DYEINe
and CLEANING House in the city rs az 2fs Sc
cOnd street. HANSON 4 WAIIYER
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NEURIL.-The instantaneous cure for
ns~raleta- Geo. ". Jones Co., kept
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CABANAS CIGARS, Sc EACH.
j. Esoh, go. Second, opp. Court Square
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REMEMBER when you want to buy a
good running-walker or fox-trotter, 20 to
HALL q CO.'S.
CaRISTMAs! CHRISTaAS,
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KENTTCKY sApRLE HORsEs

For sale at Hall & Co.'s. Also, good
draw mules
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The Deutscher BrudeE-Bund viii give
its fifth annual ball at Cochran hall, to-
mOrrow-Dight, and are making ar.
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patiently submitted to IN Mississippi, Or
whether i would bepaiienlly submitted
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hbSh OF AhEhADS
At George Thomas, IS Poplar.
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Leaves III EsDAYS and aAfURDAYs, pm.
For freight or passage apply On board, or to
GEO, ". CHGEK, sup !, - Front street,
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vIcksourg. A handful OF determined
historic city. Once more will the negro
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sno, win one u two exceptions, have
Numbered the public treasury and set
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LHAkMEHs PREPARE FOR Is75-AIi o her
II renters invited 10 examine our city, su-
buIpau aud Coauuy proper y, Tor rent.
lhEL b Y Ant & 90, ~ Msdison ST
". ID. 81. a-Lun- In EanL q Il.r.a.-l Lnar.l
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Memphis and vicksnurg Packet Company
For Helena, FrlRrs Point and she Bends-U
:. Mail to Napoleon.
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BRACELET.
ID On Thursday, November 18th, single
bracelet, sold twist, with leaves. The nndei
VIII be very literally rewarded BY leaving lhe
sarna 90 No. s Madlson street nON
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- I'D q. -.


CIEUATiJN-As salesman or buyer, by =
- gentleman OF tufv We - eZperie nee IN
CrEe cIIies up icaut Is ge-irOus OF locating
in Memphis, sud can give the bssi Of refer
enCG as 10 his ability IN either OF the above
positions, OF rs a correspondent. AcdreS
uo-i P, W, this once.
CITUATIoN-By a white woman, in 8 pr
- vais ls.-iiy; rssI Of r-fera &c. Apply at
nor24 lG JEFF ERs n ST.
MUSE Middle aged whit woman, %
~ uur-e * Efi ale Iam.ly. apply At
80F24 10 Ma. I-OS ST.
doom AND BOA ABBEY a gentleman snC
II wiz, a furnished room and board, in q
private family. IeJms must be moderate,
y Ltn reference, stating teIms and location.
Address o. k this ONCE.
DUOK-K PER-Situation ~ q first class
ID bgok-kCeper or assistant, by an expert
enced man, DO can furnish the best OF city
reference. Address Q. Q. W. Appeal once.
GITUATIUN-By an experienced salesman
- Ia & wholesale grocery liquor or tobacco
house Adde'S SAL SMANs this office.
Inn HANDs-To work on levee. Apply 70
tOO HARDkMAN & POLK,
nos AZ Hardtlmes, Tensas parish, La.
M ANTED-fOUk ATTENTION. TO tn
W MEMPHIS AWNING MANUFACTU
hts 81 Washington St Awning o. all style.
NJ ade 90 order. cabinet work and FuTultuu
male and repaired, res phOistered, vanished,
Ehu packed Tor shipment Carpets taken a
cleaned an relalc. An work cal led for andde
iversd free NJ cbsrse- H GUTENBERG,
N'UtNG MEN-Io learn telegraph 0perqt
i lug or new railroad and com nnercial Of
bed. Audrsss Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph
FnE 81 Mem saniE. Tenn.
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DUsINE-s HOUSE-A i0ur-stOry brick
ID business house, 40. 81 Adams 81, near
Main: well lighted and cOmmodtOus. Ap-
pla % q. B. PETERS, JR-,
novi5 80 Madis on street
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FOR RENT.



Ia OF r -Couiainingsix rooms and Z tlhen
everything convenient; good location
rent ch-sp Apply a. ~ Tennessse street..
ME EvUsE-Apply 10
n DR.. -aEN, cor. besle and second SIS.
4 fOri sGE-lne and a half story cottage.
y seven rooms, No. sii Georgia street COVE
month. EUGENE b. LYNN, $50 Nam st.
Hat BUtLDlNG on the northwest corner
Il o. herL audo ana Eliiutt streets, hereto
lore usec as family grocery and residence,
noA A. =. HARRIS, IS Madison street.
EAkmEHs PREPARE FOR Is7o-AIi o her
- renters invited 10 examine our city, su-
ouToan s AZ, l, c9SsH,tIy proper y, Tor rent.
". d. sc alum, 10 kentsl Department.
DUtLDlSG-sulf able Tor sale 5 able or In
. deftaker's establishment. Terms ensy
AddTess r, Appeal ONCE.
EAKM-seven miles east OF Memphis, on
THREE HUNDRED ACRES
Of cleared land WI REM ali or part Of IL yerv
iO~ 20 good tenant The parry renting can
pay his rents by n4lng up fences, houses, etc,
CGs GOJDIETT & CO.. D. Front st.
DUsINE-s HoUsE-A i0ur-stOry Drick
ID business house, No. 81 Adams ST., near
Main; well lighted and cominod,ous. APP
pls % O. B. PETERS, JR,
noyi5 80 Madis on street
TNNGfNh.- ~ norse Do ger engine aud boiler.
II Apply al Il NORTH sEOOND sr
rTHWU-sTORY hUuSE- No. 81 MOsby street
i eight rooms, with coal and wood house
Apply a. - SECOND ST
,IIUREHOUSE-F IOm aud afler Novem ner
: 4, ts79, stOr house No. 81 Main 81. under
PeHb Cy Huteis nov occupied by MessrE.
Efanciseo Wiggin. Apply 10
0ct5 a.. Z. BRINKLEY.
tDEsiDkNCt,- TWO-s DRY frame, very con
IA Nenieut and desirable location, street carr
passing "a trout; low 70 3 pic m pi tenant. p
ply 10 II. q. bOLLEN bEhO, ~ Main 81.
DOONs-Handsonel f1rnIshed rooms. a D
II ply al Room 8 third door, 49, b ain street
ESIDENChS-s5 Union street, n rooms
II - Union street, rooms cottage aud nvt
MINOR NsRfwETHER, 40 Second st.
IA ALISON STREET OFFICES Two new
III ground moor front oriees NJ No % Madl-
son street, suitable Tor physicians, lawyers,
tsii0rs OF for a fruit store. Apply AZ
oo2 -. d ADDISON ST.
: TOKEHOi rf-I24 Bealu sheet Also he
= IN FILLING, 80 Exchange 81. extended
Aprig al io0t OF y ashingion street 10
ss5 z. L. COCHRAN.
CTORE---ivO desire Blo slOTss, Nos 4 ana q
. 8esie sireet' APP l,o9r,,r,,,z.
ssTORkRlsOM-le second street Fixture
- and furniture ior sale. sci
TyO,yl-Ils HOAlssEEA D--COrner Union
y stre-t and AarEhail avenue, with out
Eousqs Is b a.. foWer and vegetable gardens
and spacious front yard for one year, or 8
term Of years 10 a desirable tenant, Apply
10 MCFARLAND 6. coon IN
au2 Sasdlson street.
EIgIs,S IF5jsTAaE-On shelby slneli; kes-
- faura5If- 40 IS Jefferson street, end two
oiher cottages. J, X. blSEilO %
~ - AsAn sEreass
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-SPFCTkCLFs-At the Theafer. on last
, Thursday night, pair OF gold psctaeles.
The finder viii be rewarded by returning
them 10 THIS OFFICE.
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Il Macon road,

DUtLDlSG-Sull able Tor sale 5 able or In
- uefiakers esLaoisnment. Terms easy.
Address p Appeal ONCE.
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Hat BglLDlNG on the northwest corner
Il OF fernando ana Elliott streets, hereto
lore nNeG as family grocery and residence
and Nu4taule for either or DO u.
noE A. .. HARRIS a Madison street
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CHEEK LINE.

Iua>teE let.--- g - \
viii Leave as above every Monday, Wednes-
dav aud Friday throughout the year.
For freight or passsge apply on board.
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STEAmBoATS.

STEAMBOATS,.
FOh UAIhO AND 81. LOUla
zssapbis nna st. Loai- Packet Company
For Hickman. Columbus, Csfro and st. Louis.
steamer CITY OF CHESTER. -
Zeigler ....-....-.....-- Aster ss1szh.
Leaves as aboVe THURSDAY, Nov. 25ih, al
supit Mississippi River Elevator Corn paay.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
81. Iou,s ana N~,g Orleans PaeketCs.
FOR NicksbuTg Nsfchsz and New Orleans.
Str. CITY OF ALTON-.H. : EiXbv, master
1uis elegant passenger steamer a
VIII leave IS above -
WEDNESDAY, N0vem Der 18th, at pm.
For freight or passage apply to
Ut. WA7HINGrUS Agt.. 10 Madison s..
81 Lnuis and New Orleans Packet 60.
FOR Ficksburg, NarChez and New Orleans.
Str. JAMES HOWARD..-B. r. Pegrafn, master
This elegant steamer viii leave I'll -
as above - 3
THIS DAY, November 2Sth, At " %.
For freight or passage apply 20
J. Z. WASHINGTON, Ag't, 10 Madison st.
aegataE Memphis and New Orleans Pk'l
FUE NEW ORLEANS AND THE BENDS.
str Belle Lee -
Hicks a-; m aster Crissom s,,s <
Leaves THURSDAY Nov. Btn- az pm.
GLENN 65.N NSON, Agents
novel Wnar boat foot Court st.
Regular Memphis and New Orleans Packet
Tor the season For VicksDurgs NaScnez,
New Orleans and all Was and Bend land
lngs,
str. Belle Lee, -
J. F. TIiclrs.master All. Girissoni..-...-..c clerk
leaves THURSDAY, Nov. 28th. at pm.
pOsit reiy.
= 4 e steamer Belle Lee viii pay particular
attention 20 ali way and bend bu lness. Mer
chants can rely on the strietest puncruallty In
all business entrusted to her care.
7. WASHINGTON, Agent.
nOl7 No 20 Madison u.
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GO TO Leddin's Business College.
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Of cleared land VIII rent ali or part OF IL ,.rr
To- 20 8 good tenant The parry renting can
pay bis rents by hxing up fences, houses, etc
This W inter-. Apply tc
CGs GO0DLETT & CO., D. Front It.
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BAR hon AND STEEL OF

Feed Cutters, Corn shsIIe
tors, Cu-ry Cozbs, Steel 7
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A OF r -Coutainingsix rooms and Z. hen
everything c3nyenieut; good location
rent cheap Apply a. ~ Tennessee street.
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ArrENn Rohertsnn,s Rusiness flnllsqe
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FOR HELENA.
FOR OsCEoLA.
FOB HELENA 8 FRIARs POINT
PHIL ALLEN. -

For Helena, Friars Point and the Bends.
TRI-WEkKLY PACKET.
The elegant and feet side-wh passenger
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ADE RhWARD Wi BE- paid g. the return
= ID d q sorrel mare mule, near D hands
Ifgh. Z or years old end branded 3 " on IN
ieit shoulder. stolen on the night Of the lS1
ron J.. NJ WILL1AM-UN,
Cor. Ia Rose and Jackson STA, Memphis.
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STRAYED OK STOLEN.

=. OKREL MUi4E-Un FRIDAY. \ ovember 18th
> from my place, on SpfiDg street near Cen
tral Point q sorrei mare mule, niue or ten
years old. about fourteen har ds high. A iibe
raj reward viii be paid for her return 70 ne.
nov.5 W. *. ESBIr
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4 fOr4 1GE-une and "a hall story cottage,
- seven rooms, No. 33f Georgia street, COVE
ul-ul TO leonardo strpet cars. Rent IS per
month. EUGENE 3. LYNN, 2ig Nam 81.
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sI,HE followinr coods- ho,lrh, lnst 80 J
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dray mules.
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County Court Land Sale,

q. IL. Byrom ct. as, vs. Enaiino Byron
and o]tI,er>.
ny virtue of II decree Of tho County
Cou"t of FrHnklin county, Tenn" pro-
nOuEccd in the above cause. ut the No
ycmbrr Term, 1874, Of said Court, | viii,
Monday, 9Th day of December, 1874,
Il Icing til" 1T Monday in said month,
0riGrr the Courthouse GOor IN tie town OF
Winchester. Ullvr tor sale the several
tracts or parcels of land, of which W. II,
Byron died. SriHrd and possessed.
TNr first tract, kuUWn H. the "uOm"
Tract" continuing !3G acres, more or less.
The hiidiugs 10 commence at - per acre.
The >ccund tract, known It. the !inrreH
Lands" containing iOO urlc>, more or less,
Buildings to commence ut - per acre,
The third tract, Known ms the Lower
Tract.' containing SO acres more or less
Buildings to commence AT So per acre.
Said lands will he sold upon ii credit OF
per cert. which will be required in cash
on day OF sale.
Said lands will be surveyed and divided
into lots to suit purchasers, II necessary
and II plat Of said lands Will be exhibited
ON day Of sale.
Notes. with two or more approved sure
ties, viii be required of plrcha.rrS, aud
lien retained until all Of the purchaS,
Iioncy is paid.
GLEN. ARLEDGE.
Clerk and Sprcia, Commissioner.
Nov. l2"tls tlW
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We direct attention to an article on our
second page, headed " Is This 80 :" The
story of Mr.. Nillcmin is substantially true,
but it is due the people of Franklin coun-
ty to say that they did all they could to
bring The villains to justice, AS Mr.. '.
himself says: The whole community
turned out to apprci'cnd and bring them
to iustice." ana GOV. Brown offered aiargc
reward for their apprehension after thrir
escape from Jail. Mr..Vill2min and faml-
ly have our sympathy, and had the aid OF
our people in their troubles, as the files OF
our paper W i'll show.
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Thor, l. CHARITY i, thr nronosition
,,ha Iar, ~ food mi. winter nromis.s to
-. u.o,,or rho, !, b,. hoar and W. hoy,
-, Io,,nhs who law t;,pnly nrovidnrce
lin socnro th. means of s%ayirgt hc other.
,,i.o storviny sou,s alive. Tle church.
.bo S,,,. .rL counties and rorroratiors
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$4,000 GIVEN AWAY !

We VIII send the Home journal and tbe
LOUISVILLE weekly Courier-Journal, post
age prepaid ON both papers, for one year,
for $3.50.
Inc weekly Courier-Journal is the
great FAMILY paper Of the South west. II
Will on December 81, 1874, distribute i'm
partially 100000 in valuable presents
among It's subscribers and every subscrip-
Ton sent through Us viii be entitled to a
registered and numbered receipt for this
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-11-26

We have had the pleasure oi IN inter-
citizens who has just returned from a Wis
il to his relatives and friends at his old
loNe, near the city OF LcIH. the capital Of
Switzerland. Mr. X. left Winchester
about the lst.of August last and, passing
tlr ugh England and France, reached
TIrrn the 2Gth Of Angus i. Germane to his
risit to hls native country WAS the Qles-
ton OF immigration, and he tells us that
the people did not seem anxious to come
10 the United States. They had heard
that times here were very hard ana
money very scarce. Reports, also, had
been circulated throughout switzerland
that The negroes here were organizing IN
revolution against the whites, aud that II
mans life was in great danger. We sup
pose these reports grew ont Of the Gibson
county affair, which, though q comPara-
lively ssnali matter here, grew into ter"
tiblc proportions by the time it was car
ricd to Europe. 1t was generally believed
mat announcer CfNH "hl was -
the United States, and all the efforts of Mr.
iiassuraan to dispel such ideas were fruit
less. THIS. however, was before the late
election, and Mr.. X. thinks when it Is
Snown that the election passed of quietly
that the Democratic party has passed
into power, and no political troubles
threaten ua, a general desire to cmiSrate
will he the result. He has opened cores
pundcnce it'll various influential parties
with the hope of inducing his people to
come to Tennessee. and TO this end he left
"A cepy Of Col. Killebrew's Report upon
The Resources OF Tennessee with some
publishers in the city of Berne. We pre-
dict that though these laudablc efforts OF
Mr.. Kascrtnan much good viii result to
our immediate section. We could not
have u better class OF emigrants than the
Swiss. ard we are sure that if they have
done well in Il land where mountains are
covered nearly all the time Will
snow, their thrift and energy would
work wonders in this country. and
Cumberland mountain lands weuld be-
come a source OF great revenue. we arc
Told that the mountains of Switzerland are
nninhabitable, but here onr mountains
are resorts OF pleasure and capable OF cui,
~tIya.ion ulmost equal to the valleys.
We crust that some organized effort vii
be made to assist MIR. Has rman in bring
Ing emigrants here. They ought to b
made certain OF what the prospects are
and what inducements we can oiIer As u
land, quality, price, climate educatioh"
facilities, crops, &c. &c. We cannot eA
pect an immigrant to come $500 miles upo
uncertainties. We should, therefore. nc
hide our light under a bushel.
We congratulate MIR. kaserman upo
Ills pleasant trip. and wish we had tin
anu roo.n 70 detail all he told Us.