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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-10-19

MARRIED,-Tuesday evening, by
Rev. W, b. Watterson, at the residence
OF the brides parents, neal Winclcs'
ter, Mr., G, W. Duncan, OF Kentucky,
to Miss Mary Green Brazelton,
We had the pleasure of being a CUES:
among the many present. 1t is un-
necessary to say anything about the
splendid and abundant feast of good
things, for every one knows that Green
Bruzellon is not only one of the best
farmers but one OF the ''Oest livers' in
our county, and the supper prepared
upon this occasion was due his young
and beautiful daughter, whose hand
was given for life to Il handsome Ken
tuckian. He has won jewel-a wo
man whose domestic qualities and
sweetness Of temper fit her emipently
for married life. May Heaven bless
her forever,
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Tomorrow, (Thursday,) the 18th
W. w. Coles Circus, Mcnagerie and
Hippodrome will be in Winchester
and, of course, there will be a large
crowd here to witness the wonderful
performances of that gigantic concern,
and to see the many wonderful and
rare animals. 1t Is said to be the
largest travelling nee on this CONT
ncnt, and the only one that comes any
ways nigh showing everything that II
adyertiscs. This company does not
divide itself, as shows usually do aftel
leaving the cities, bu, shows everything
in a country town that it does in ;
city. Mr.. Cole, the proprietor, &C
companies the Ci:cus in person, ant
sees that everything is carried out &C
cording to the programme. He is sale
to be one Of the finest business men, tC
his age, IN this country, being only 2s
years old, and the owner of SSOO,OOC
in money and property.
The press all over the country pro-
nounce this the largest and best show
that has ever visited us. 1t is not Of
ten that a show of such magnitude Wis
its our town, and we predict that the
tent will be crammeI with people to
see the great sights, as they may never
have another such an opportunity
We are decidedly in favor Of shows
oursclf. and if we had our way Win
chester would have a big show every
lew months. There is nothing tina
relieves dull monotony so much as
good Circus.
So, all hail Coles Big Show.
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Mr.. A. Ralston, Of Belvidere, in this
county. has placed upon our table a
very singular vegetable, if we may call
it a vegetable. 1t is about is inches
in length, about II inches in circum-
ference, aud looks q little like q ba
mana. 1t has inside a cloth that a be
used for various purposes, such as dish
rag, &c. 1t is not an edible, but is
certainly an essential. DR.. Houghton,
our noted nurseryman, has promised
TO furnish US next week a name for
this strau ge product Of nature. This
n%ondescript q be seen OF our ofnce
for q few days.
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DEATH OF Col. HUGH FRANCIS. =
Last Sunday morning Col. Hugh Fran
CTS died at his residence in this town
He had been in feeble health for some
time, but his death Twas a surprise to
us and many others. He was about
81 years of age. and a most estimah!e
gentleman. He was for many years
Clerk and Master of the ChancerJ
Court in this county, and held at one
time an appointment under Preslden
Buchanan in the Postofilce Depart
ment. He was an uncle of SUPREME
Judge Peter Turney, and leaves n larg'
list OF worthy relatives and friends
Peace to his noble ashes.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

The undersigned, Trustee, will offer at
private sale, FOR CASH. until the LIST day
of December, 1876, II two-thirds interest III
a Saw and GriSt Mill, and all the fixtures
belonging thereto, situated AZ Sr"aner,,
Franklin county, Tenn: also The lease OF
the lot upon which said Mill stands. Also
the store-housc occupied by W.A.GihHon
IL Co.-subjcct to 4 mortgage upon SAID
s~tOre-hOusc. =,
If the above property is not sold by said
date. | will offer it all ut Public Auction
FOR CASH, on said lst OF December. 1876.
All parties having claims against the
firm of ". A. Gibson IL CO.2re hereby no
titled to file them without delay; and AL
persons indebted will make payment NJ
ONCE to the undersigned, and SAGE costs
W. II. TOMLINSON. Jr.
Trustee.
Seranee, Tenn, Sept 20, 1876.
snJS-lt
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E0n TILE LEGISLATuRE

We are authorized to announce DR.. Jno
J, W. Payne u candidate to represent
Franklin county in the Lower Branch OF
the next General Assembly.
We are authorized to announce JoNn IT,
Rensley n candidate to represent Franklin
county in the Lower House of the next
General Assembly,
W. j. Slater is a candidate to rep
resent Franklin county in the Lower
Branch of the next General Assembly.
We are authorized to announce D. H.
Oliver a candidate to represent Franklin
county in the Lower Branch of the next
General Assembly of Tennessee.
We arc authorized to announce Capt
7. ". Brown II candidate to represent
Franklin county in the Lower Branch OF
the next General Assembly. Election
Tuesday, Nov. It'll.
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s herif''s Sales
For November, 1876.

DY VIRTUE OF ORDERS OF SALE
- issued to me, by the Clrrksot tht
Circuit Court OF Franklin county-th,
three first. rs stated below, issued on the
9TH OfSeptcmbcr, 1876. and the two last OF
the 18th OF September. lS7G-l will sell t.
the highest bidder, FOR CASH. at the
Courthouse door in Winchester, Tcnncs'
see, on the
9th day of November, 1876,
the tracts of land rs described. for the pur,
pose of satisfying the debt, interest and
costs due in each of said orders of sal,
respectively:
FIRST:
The tract of land levied upon to satisfy
an order of sale in favor of Berry, Demo
Vile 4 Co. against John +. Anderson, fol
Si0i. 40 and interest and ~c0Sts-lcvicd up
on MS the property OF John +. Anderson
lying in civil district No. II OF SAID coun'
ty; bounded north by V. X. Stevenson
east by mountain land Of unknown par.
ties. south by John Lynch, and west by
mountain land. Sale subject to an cxecil-
ton in favor of Evans, Fitc, Porter 4 Co.
VS.. John r. Anderson.
SECOND:
The tract Of land levied upon tn satisfy
the order of sale IN favor OF Berry. Demo-
Vile a Co. against JOAN Hendrix ana
John +. Anderson, for S223.O0. interest ana
costS-lcvied upon rs the property OF Jolln
+. Aforementioned in civil district No.
II Of said county; bounded north by V,
X Stevenson. east by mountain land OF
unknown parties, south by John Lynch,
and west by mountain land. Subject t,
levy in favor of Evans, Fitc. Porter Il Co
THIRD:
The tract of land levied upon to satisfy
an order of sale in favor OF Berry, Demo
VILE d Co against John +. Anderson foI
S73l2. debt, interest and cOStS-lcvicd up
on rs the property of John F. Anderson
situated in civil district No. II OF Saio
county bounded north by V. X. Steven
son, east by mountain land OF unknown
parties, south by John Lynch, and west by
mountain land. Sold subject to levy in
favor of Evans, Fife, Porter ~ Co..
FOURTH:
The tract of land levied upon to satisfy
an order of sale in favor of Evans. Fitc,
Porter a. Co. against james ii. Hendrix
and John +. Anderson, for 81, iO3.73, debt,
interest and costs-lcvicd upon As the
property of John +. Andcrson-situated
in civil district No. II of said county
bounded north by V. X. Stevenson. east by
mountain land OF unknown parties, sontl'
by John Lynch, and west by mountain
land, known as the mill tract and the
same upon whicl. Thomas Anderson lived
FIFTH:
The tract of land levied upon to satisfy
an order OF sale IN favor OF j. l.. Bryant "
Co. against Catherine Cruise, for S10.97,
debt. and the Interests and costS-levied
upon MS the property Of Catherine Cruise
situated in the I'd civil district of salt
county, containing lis acres, more or les
bounded on the north by the lands OF Il
X. Murrell, south by 5. Mitchell, west by
Mrs. Hurley and T.. G. Mnrrell, and east by
the lands Of |. +. Gregory and f.. Burt.
~ Said sales to be made within Lawful
hours.
This October 9th. 1876.
III. p. STEWART,
Sheriff of Franklin Co
octl2-tds (Sj each case.)
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Susannah Perkins VS.. Jno. +. Anderson
By virtue ofan order of sale issued from
the Circuit Court OF Franklin county
Tenn. and to me directed. | will offer ioi
sale, FOR CASH, at the Courthouse door
in the town of Winchester, Tenn, on
Monday November 9th, 1876.
the following described tract OF land. ~
ing i'm civil district No. II of said county
bounded as follows: North by John West
east by Solomon Erownoyer. south by L
Crownoyer. and west by McWclls, and
known rs the Bell Grab Tree place, con.
tanning - acres. :,
Levied upon as the property OF Jolu F
Anderson. to satisfy said order OF sale.
This October 9th, 1876.
II. i. STEWART, Sheriff.
octl2-tds ~
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FOR STATE SEN n X

We are authorized to announce Col'
Jesse Arledgc, of Franklin county, a can
Gi,iatc for the State Senate from this Sella-
torial District. embracing the counties OF
Lincoln, Moore. Marshall and Franklin.
We are authorized to announce Col D.
J. Williams. of Franklin county, Il candl,,
date for State Senator, from tins senatorial
District. embracing the counties OF Mar
shall, Lincoln. Moore and Franklin.
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SANDALWO0D

Possesses a much greater power in rcStor-
ing to II healthy state the mucus membrane
of the urcthra than either CubebS or Co
paiba. 1t never produces sickness, is GER
tain and speedy in its action. 1t is fast
superseding every other remedy. sixty
capsules cure in six or eight days. Nc
other medicine can do this.
Owing to its great success many snbsti'
tutes have been advertised, smell rs pasteS
MiXtlres, Pills, Balsams, ETC.. all OF which
have been abandoned.
sS"Dundas Dick u Co.'s Soft Capsules
containing Oil of S%andalwood, sold at al
Drug stores. Ask for Circular. or send to
81 Il 81 Wooster Street, New York, iol
one. lsept7- Gm
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H Among our new advertisements
this week will be found tue card of II
L. Turney, who proposes to practice
law. We sincerely hope that LACE
will receive a large number Of clients,
for he certainly deserves them. He is
young man, of honorable parentage
and lsudable ambition, a1d We predict
and hope for him the fullest degree Of
success.
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E1- Tell your father--tell your
mother-tell your brother-,ell youl
sister, land, if you have no sister, tel
somebody else's sister, )--tel! your
friend-tell everybody, and the bal
ance of mankind--that Indiana and
Yves, Virginia have sounded the death.
knell to Radicalism in this country,
Hurrah! HurrohU Ii U.R.R.A.H !,
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Northeastern Notice.
William Frame ct ais vs.. ID. +. Iurkin
wife tt ais.

William Frame ct ais vs.. ID. +, Larkin n
wife 1t ais.
On motion Of complainants, and 1t APP
pcaring TO the satisfaction of the Clerk
from the petition in the above cause,
which is sworn to, that Henry Watson
and wife Susan. Mary liaylcSs, and the
unknown lcirs-at-law of Joseph Frame,
deed, are nOn-rcsidcnts o ftlIc State OF
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process OF
law cannot reserved upon them.
ItiS therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home journal, published in Winchester,
Tenn . requiring said nonresident de
PENDANTS to appear at tie Courthouse, IN
the town of Winchester, ON the 9th day of
November, 1876, to plead. answer. drmur,
or otherwise make defence to complain
ants petition. or tie same will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing cx-partt
AS to them. This Oct ID, 1873.
GLEN. AltLEDGE,
ocj-lt A. County Court Clerk
Davis g. Martin, Solicitors for com
%Uluiuant.
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EE- Las. Saturday about six or
seven hundred people co%ngregated in
our Courthouse. yard to hear a speech
from ex-Gov. Isham G. Harris, and
the eminent gentleman pleased every
body, so fal as we have learned. vi
course there were some disatlected and
prejudiccd persons present, but ever
Mev were convinced that all he said
was true. 1t was the most splendid
exposition of o-atory we have heard
since the war, and tears came into the
eyes of many in the multitude when
the speaker alluded to the %past-to
those who wanted to revcl i'll the
graves Of the fallen in order to bring
up again the bitter hates and section
alism, when our duty was to strew
flowers upon the graves Of the brave
upon both sides in the late contest be-
tween men who fought for what they
conceived to be their rights. The dis
tinguished ex Governor had no regrets
TO make for the part lie took in the
war, but hc would allow no man to ex
eel him in devotion to all that the war
had settled. He had never learned
the art of playing the hypocrite, ard
never had bent the plant knee that
s'thrift might follow f%awning." And
the people knew that he spoke the
truth, for Governor Harris was true
before the war, during the war, and
since the war. He has maintained
himself most becomingly, and no one
except a blocdy-shirt Morton coulJ
find a word against him.
1t is not our purpose to report the
eloquent speech of Gov. Harris. We
only want to say that it is u pity il
could not have been heard by every
man, woman and child, in the United
States. And we opine that a grea'
mistake has been made in not sending
Governor Harris to talk for himself
and the South in fields up North
where they still think that because thu
Southern people love to trust their old
leaders, therefore they are rebellious
Indiana has gone Democratic by abou
five thousand majority, and Ohi'
would have gone Democratic if we ha'
sent Gov. Harris up there to show tina
lie Was not the "raw-head and bloody
bones" which Radical rascals wou!'
have him to appear, and the Southern
people not so ''unreconstructed Il
Morton would make it seem.
The speech Of ex Governor Harri
was simply unanswerable. And to sa..
it was eloquent would be to say wha
every one present knows. We kne'
he was an able speaker. We knew h
was getting old, anil, per consequent
we feared he had lost the 'fire an
vigor" Of his younger days. Contra
riwise we found that he had grow
more eloquent as his years increased
and we do believe that he stands to-
day the foremost orator in Tennessee
a State noted Of old for abb
speakers.
The speakers address TO the colore'
people was we'll timed, and VIC hav
heard many who heard him say tha
they "!oye the man. He spoke
them from a purely Southern stand
point-as an old master-as one VIII
came not as q carpet. Dagger to caiol
them out Of their money, as the Freed
mems Savings Bank did. And the r.
suit is, that the speech OF Ak Governo
Harris did much good to our COUNT
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Photographic.

c. S. JUDD, of Sewanec, will open the
Winchester Gallery about the LIST Of Octo-
Der, with facilities for the production of
superior photographs, Satisfaction guar
antecd in every case. Scll
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fS' Mr.. Harvey BrazelIon puts up.
on our table a sweet potato which
weighs over six pounds. He says it is
a little one he grabbed" and there
fore he feels that his brother Greer
need not boast about a Abound grab.
bled potato. Selah.
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DANFoRrH'S S~ASArIyE DENTRIfICE.-
This preparation loi the teeth is without a
peer. 1t FULLY comes up to all that is sta
ted of it. and is undoubtedly the great de-
sideratum which has so long and SO ar
IDENTIFY been searched for by the dental pro-
fession, namely y concentrated solution
of CASTLE Soap combined with the best
vegetable astringent, tree from acids; all
the compound parts OF which are OF the
most beneficial and identifying to the
teeth. This exquisite Dentritice canno
fail to please all who use a tooth wash
Try it.
For sale by J. NJ. Hutchins, Winchester
Tenn.
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ARKANSAS AND TExAs.-TO those from
the southeastern States. who purpose Wis
iting or cmigrating to the Great States OF
Arkansas and Texas; 1t would be to their
advantage to see, or communicate with
b. +. Nevill. Passenger Agent, Memphis
and Little Rock Railway, Chattanooga
Term, who will chccrfully answer al
questions, and give all information touch
ing routes, rates and connections. BE SURF
YOU are properly informed before purcha'
Sing your tickets. [Octl2-ly
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MARY SHARP
G. Ol |. | EGE |:
" The Female University OF
the Southwest

THE OLD PlON Observation-Disclosures
for MoroughHtSs and c%lIcapncss of cduca'
ton.
Its location for hcalthfulncSs, Salubrity
of climate and enchanting mountain see
merry.
Presided ovcr by nc. Graves, IL. D.,
the first and only President.
For catalogues apply to President or
Treasurer, Winchester, Tenn.
oct2l-ly
A,. 10 $50 p,,
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LEGISLATIVE

The undersigned, candidates to repre-
sent Franklin county In the Lower Branch
OF the next General Assembly, objection
Tuesday, Nov. 7tl,) viii address the peo-
pie Ut the following times and places
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Is 1t wrong to go to a circus? We
do not think SO. But there are people
who would induce consumption by
their long faces and their rhodomon-
tades against pleasure of every kind,
We do not belong to this class. We
believe that a hearty laugh is better
medicine than that VIC frequently get
from the doctors, and half the people
in this world die many years sooner by
not laughing on every occasion where
u laugh ought TO come in. Laugh
and grow fat is u homely proverb,
and there is much sound philosophy
in it. Aud you need not be surprised
to see us and our little family at the
circus this week.
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FOR SALE.

Several plantations IN Franklin county,
and one in Warren county From % to
200 acres, to suit purchasers. Will be sold
on ten years time. Good titles guaran-
teed. Also. several town lots in Wincllcs-
ter. Apply to SMITH W. HOCGHTON ;
or. TO Home journal office. ja2O-tf
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BARBERlNG.

F. A. STARKEY, with al experience
oftwenty-three years in his trade, invites
the custom of all who want to be shaved,
shampooned, or t have their hair cut or
dressed In neat style at prices to suit the
times. ,
II Hair or ~whitkers dyed neatly and
we'll. =,
II Special contracts made with all
who wish to shave by the month.
~ No credit. +. A. STARKEi,
Gets Winchester, Ten :
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Announcements
FOR CONGRESS-.

We are authorized to announce Hon
John NJ. Bright II candidate for reelection
90 Congress from this. the 9th Congress
sional district, at the November election
1876.
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Er Now, for November, Close up
the lines. Catch the step, Shoulder
to shoulder. Vote for Tilden and Re
form. And the day is ours,
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ly-'Hark |. from the tombs a dole
full sound" 10 ~Radicalism The IN
diana election.
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CHANCERY SALE.

l.. l.. Best vs.. John q. Stewart 1t ais.
BY virtue OF II decree of the Chanccry
Court of Franklin county, Tennessee, pro-
nOunccd at its March Special Term, 1876
IN above cause, | will, on
Monday, November 9th, 1876,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester,
Tenn. sell to the highest bidder Tor CASH
the tract of land described in the plead
ingS, lying in the LIST civil district OF said
county, adjoining the lands of Jas. Wag'
ncr and others, containing $50 acres, more
or less, sold to satisfy II decree in favor
of defendant, i q Stewart, for Sl,lSS.3S
and costs.
This October 7th, 1876.
TIL FINCH, C& NJ,
OCl2-tdS ~
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ES- If you want to make n Radical
look blue under the gills, ask him if he
has heard the news from Indiana and
West Virginia.
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H Why in the world does some
one not bring US a large, fat 'possum'
when we offer the highest market
price2
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ES,- "Who struck Billy Patterson ?
Blue Jeans Williams.
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ES- FIVE THOUSAND DEMO
CRATIC MAJORITY in Indiana.
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EI- Indian summer is upon us, and
still the Radicals are not happy.
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E1- We are coming, Uncle Samuel,
100000 strong, or more,
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~" This line offers great inducements
to tourists to the Centennial, connecting
in Louisville with trains having through
cars which run direct to the Crntcnni1!
grounds III Philadelphia,
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Eg- The ides ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
corruptionists.
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ES-"Everybody takes it,'"-Tilden
Reform.
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Eg Wen bet 81 ,760,54l $685. $50
being all the money we have a. our
command, tha:-'RaA for Tlden.
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Eg-" There's nothing like it,
rilden and Reform
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Es- The only known panacca for
corruption Tilden and Reform,
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~ Local news Is as scarce in our
town and vicinity as jubilant Radicals.
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ES-TWELVE THOUSAND DEM,
OCRATIC MAJORITY in West Viz
GINA,
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Es- Let US have peace. 'Rah for
riiden.
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e. Mill,
NEW MACHINERY.

We have just finished our mill, and p"i
it in complete running order. The ma
chincry Is all new, aud OF the latest AN"
most approved styles, and We are prepared
To make better flour and meal, and more Of
it, than any mills in this part 0ftlc state
We can grind from 100 to 300 bushels pc
,ay. Bling your grain to us, and " "lu
guarantee satisfaction.
We will pay the highest cash price for
wheat delivered at our mills. We wait
from 1000 To LOO bushels per mont
We trrl very thankful tor the liberal
pa: rOnagc bestowed on us heretofore, AMI
solicit Il continuance Ut The same, rs WE
are now better prepared than ever eve
satisfaction. ESTILL n BRO,
Proprictors Upton Mills.
apr6
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FRENCH LANGUAGE.

Proposes to commence the LIST of OctO-
Der giving instructions in French, and
will, il necessary, teach the parties at any
place most convenient TO them. The
larger the number OF his students the less
will he the cost OF tuition to each. Ses-
sion six months.
REFERENCES Judge a. $, Marks, j. l..
Baugh, W. >. Emb'ey, j. b. Fitzpatrick,
DR., j. W. Russey, Henry Johnston, Harry
Henderson. &. J.. Walmslcy. DR.. j. {.
Shapard, NJ. II. Wilkinson, and Capt. b.
Duiield.
NoTE.-A French and English Diction-
AIRY and Fasqucllc's French Course, want
ed, for which will pay II liberal price up
ON delivery to m0 or the Home journal
office. IScp7
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TRAIN No, 3 connects at Decatur cas-,
ANA west with Memphis Il Charleston \
Il; ut Birmingham with Alabama Il Chat
thnoogh X X; ~ Calcra with Selma, Rome
n Dalton Il Il; ut Montgomery with Yves.
tern Il II (Of Alabama, Montgomery 4
Entlula Il II and Mobile II Montgomery
Railroad.
TRAIN No, | connects ut Decatur with
Memphis Il Charleston L u; ut CHlcrn
with :. X 4 d K; NJ Guthrie with st
Louis a Southeastern R'y; at Mckenzie
with Nashville n Northwestern ny At
Montgomery with Mobile Il Montgomery
Il K for Pensacola, Mobile and New or-
leans.
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EV- The country is safe.

EE- 'Rah for Tildcn and Reform