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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nD~ GREAT OFFERING
AT
COHEN BROTHERS.
ss5. 900 WORTH OF GOODS JUST ADDED T(
THEIR HERETOFORE EXTENSIVE STOCK.

$4,000 WORTH OF GOODSJUSI ADDED ~
THEIR HERETOFORE EXTENSIVE STOCK.
Times are hard, and dry goodsa are falling. CoiihS
BROTHERS take every possible advantage Oh t'ie
market. Among the many bargains just received arc
SO pieces BLACK SILKS, which they offer at from
45c. TO So yard;
Also. 81 rieccs COLORED, STRIPED, and
CHECKED SILKS;
A full assortment OF PARIS BR0CADED slLhS
at less than one half their pres 1t value;
80 pieces BLACK GRENADlNE;
IA pieces BLACK CASIIMEREs Mt 6oc. heretofore
sold ut 81; .-,..
10 pieces BLACK CAsHMEhEo "' ''N' '''
sold at s1.15;
"a n,cces BLACK CAsIIS1ERESa al fl, the hand
soonest ever offered Mt $3.50;
on n,cces nOMBAZIEES at 95c., reduced from
$3.50;
Every variety of DRESS GOODS in black nnd
colorcd; =,
Also, n large stock of DOMESTIC FABRICS much
below market value;
See their new prices In PlQUES, fIoioriN
LAWNS. and other WHITE GOODS,
400 pairs MISSES and CfIILDREN'S STRIPED
HOSE at 15c Il pair, LOCO pairs ut 2Oc.-both
less than half their value;
| Every novelty in HOSIERY and GLOVES:
Evcry variety In FANCY GOODS and NOTIONS
l 900 wards DRESS LINENS at 25c yard
market value being 37c;
| 90 picces ALL-WOOL CASSlMERES at ooc.-
market value being Is 10 9oo.;
Bargains in CORSETS;
% neces COLORED LINEN LAWNS IN 10 1'c
| a ward less than market value:
| 4 large variety of LADIES' LINEN SClTS-Pialn
and Embrodercd:
| 1900 FANS from SC. TO $3.50 piece:
| large stock of every variety or LACES' III" 'no"
| sands of other goods ut half-vauc. hpZo
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The QUESTION OF THE BALANCE OF POWER.
Brussels, April 26.-Le Nord. the Russian
organ, states that no disquietude. should be
caused by the absence in the Cars mani
festo and Gortschakotf circular Of an en-
gagement pledging Russia against the ac-
quisition Of territory. Russia naturally
cannot bind herself beforehand by decla-
ration which would deprive her OF one
means of action against an adversary.
LIE Nord is convinced that the balance Of
power on the Continent will not be effected
by the conflict .....
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DICHNIOND THEATRE.
ANNUAL FESTIVAL,

The FOIIRTH-STREET HORRIBLES have the
honor Of announcing 10 their friends that they VIII
appear in two of their nmitable entertainments at
the RICHMOND THEATRE on -
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS,
APRIL 30TII AND MAY 1ST,
in attractive programmes, arranged expressly for
them by the accomplished Follnist and Director,
W. S. mutually, of New York
The entertainments cannot fail to please all lovers
Of good music, mirh, and genuine enjoyment. The
programme embraces the COMIC Opera OF the
HAPPY MOkE,
which abounds with sparkling gems and choruses
never before rendered south of Philadelphia The
following cast of talent will contribute on both oc-
casions-viZ.: .fi*.s
ORCIEsl RA.-Mr. julius Peters, First Violin:
Mr.. John Rcnhardt, Second Violin; Mr.. Charles
Peters, Viola; DR.. p Peters, Yioloncello: Mr.. Will
liam Trimmer, Flute; Dir. George Voelker, Clari-
net: Mr.. Jacob Beicr, Cornet; Mr.. Richard Wage
ner. Contra Bass: Mr.. William Adams. Drum.
VoICES.-Mr. j. d. Redford First Tenor; Mr.. L.
w. Cunningham, Second Tenor; Mr.. w. j. Smith,
Contralto; Mr.. Monte Walker, Soprano !: Mr.. Il. S.
Chamberlayne, First Bass: Mr.. II. II. CardoZa Sec
ond Bass; Messrs John X. Edwards and T. p. Fields,
Baritone; Mcssrs. j. 7. Cowardn aud T. III. Saun-
ders, Comedians.
Under the dictatorship of Professor JACOB REIN
HARDT, Pianist. .,.>,.tlE. -. .,e
For further particulars see programmes and post
ers.
General admission. ...5Qc.
OrcnesLra seats
LreSS-clrcle lSSs
Family-circle and ooIorcd gallery Csc.
Box office opened ut WAITS on FRIDAY
MORNING ut 8 O'Clock. mp 23-td
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MT METHODIST SUNDAY-SCHOOL
SOCIETY-A special meeting OF this socic'! VIII
be held at the German Methodist church, OH Leigh
St rect between First ard Foushcc, on SUNDAY AZ
TERSooN at 81 O'Clock. Interesting addresses and
other exercises may be expect cd.
a. /. WEST, President.
Charles 2. R0dY, Secretary.
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a1>Y-SECOND. BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
uer Main and Sixth streetsl.-Iscy. HENRY McDoS-
AID will preach ut IL 4. NJ. No services nj night.
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MI THE RECOGNITION SERVICES
of CT AY.STREET BAPTIST CHURCH formerly
Clay-Strect Misson| will occur SUNDAY NJ 4 L. ".
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mTHIRD PRE- 3 \ L ERl y \
CHURCH (Church IIil).-Rcv. WILLIAM \. SCOT
(pastor), having returned from Presbytery' VII
hold the usual exercises on SUNDAY.
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GRACE-STREET BAPTIST
CICRCII-The pastor tRcv. DIR. HATCHERY will
preach ut IL A. NJ and at L. N.
The Rev. A. r. BROWN, ID. d., of PiitsylVania
county. will preach the annual sermon before the
Young Mems Missionary Society Of this church.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Bishop DoGGETr will preach at IL A. NJ, and kew
JOHN b. TURIN at r. NJ on SUNDAY.
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Ny BROAD DISTRICT METHODIST
CHURCH-Rev. s. A. STEEL will preach at IL
O'Clock A. NJ. and 7. 81.
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PROPOSALS.
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA, |
d. OFFICE or TIlE.AUDJTOR OF
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,

PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
RICHMOND, April &c, 1871
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
il AT THIS OFFICE UNTIL THE 18TH OF
MAY NEXT for furnishing, complete, from two to
ten thousand registers. known AS the :. MOFFETT
LiQUoR-REGiSTER.n The contract viii be let to
the lowest bidder, but the right to reject
ali proposals 70 hereby reserved. The model by
this Office at any tne between Tie hours of A. nj.
and 3 L. AE. 1s1Ft s szssifi fgt-tf -
For further information apply At this ofieceither
In person or by letter addri ssed to me al Richmond
Va. 4 ss,-..sls., l.s..s. WILLIAM n TAYIOR. s1
up 27-td Auditor Public Accounts,
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FIRSTPRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. II, A. TuprER, D. D., at IL A. NJ.
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NE HAMBURGER EDGINGS!
IIAMBCRGH EDGINGS!

The best bargains yet offered. Fifteen thousand
yards to be sold This week. The great sale COM
mcnces MONDAY MORNING, April 30th. Those
who come first Will iud the best selection.
uAMBURGu EDGINGS ut sc. worth &c. per
yard:
HAMBURGER EDGINGS at CSC. worth 10c. per
yard;
HAMBURGER EDGINGs ut sHc. worth 12Ec. per
HAMEuRGH EDGINGs at 1oc. worth 15c. per
yard
HAMBURGH EDGlNGS at ike worth zoe. Per
yard:
uAMBURGII EDGINGS ut l5c. worth 25c. rcr
yard;
nAMBURGH EDGISGS at zoe. worth 35c. per
yard;
HAMBURGER EDGINGS at 25, 80, 35. 40, Soc
and up 10 So per yard-all very cheap at
ap2s LEVY BROTHERS..
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,,n,ec,ed . heavy penralties.-,.Ne,u York

subjected TO heavy penalties.-.Ne'u York
Tribune. #.
A Virginia lcgislator-M Mr.. CHARLES y.
WILLIAMS, OF this city ---is the author OF the
Oregon plan Of taxation. Both at the last
session of the Legislature and at the one
preceding it he proposed to license the con-
sumner instead OF the seller Of liquors.
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MT r. r. PRICE & CO.-Just received,
BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES, 49,
BLACK and COLORED BRoCADE SILKS,
Splendid line of
LADIES' UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS,
IRISH LINENS, SIiEETINGS,
DAMASKS, NAPKINS, &C.
NEW CASSIMER Els. for geutlemen's suits;
BLACK and COLORED FRENCH CLOTHS
and DOESKINS-
COLLARS, SHIRTS. GLOVES, &c. up 16
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ri FOR BARGAINS GO TO TIE
GRAND CENTRAL DRY GOODS DEPOT
OF
WILLIAM TIIALIIIMER, COL BROAD STREET.
Just received another large lot Of those excellent
TWO-BUTTON KID GLOVES ut SOC. worth
75c.and 81; ,,,,
just received q large stock Of PLAIN. FIGURED,
and STRIPED DRESS GOODS at 2oc worth
80 TO 45c.; rr
LAWNS ut 25c. worth 40c
80 pieces FIGURED LINEN LAWNS at 1Gc.
1000 yards elegant VICTORIA LAWNS at 15c.
worth 25c.
and zoe. worth 20 and SOC:
Also a large Inc of PLAIN and FIGURED GREN-
ADINES ut low prices:
BLACK ALPACAS greatly reduced in ordcrro close
the immense stock on hand. Give me Il call for
Il bargain in ALPACA. ,
4 fun line Of WHITE GOODS such as P1QuES,
CHECKED aud SWISS MUSL1NS, MAIN
SOCKS. CAMBRICS, IRISH LINENS, TABLE
LINENS. CURTAIS-LACES, &C., &c.
4 cheap stock of CASSIMERES. TWEEDS, LIN
EMS. CIIEEIOTS. BED-TlCkS, SItEET1NGS,
&c. Give me- call. rs goods must be sold cheap
to make sales. Can nj
WILLIAM THAIIlIMER'S.
an 26 COL Broad street.
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~ L o r Fl l y & &.

The subscriber. rs heretofore announced, having
bought the interest OF DR.. William Nj. WithcrS i'll
the late firm of Wilkinson & WithcrS. with the
view oil retiring from the clothing trade, has OH sub
Sequcnt cons deration, and Influenced TO some cI-
tent by the gencraly-cxprcsscd wish of numerous
patrons, determined to continue the business at the
old stand, No. 1907 Main street Intending 10
maintain and increase the popularity so long en-
joved by the old house he will cndeavor 10 secure
this end BY earnest efforts to merit It,.
THE SPRING STOCK,
now opening. comprising 4 full line Of STRICTLY
FIRST-CLASS
CLOTHING aud FURNISHING GOODS,
has been carefully selected. and is offered at mode
rate prices for cash.
Grateful for the liberal patronage of the past, he
respectfully $0licits continuance Of the same to
the new house.
The stock OF Wilkinson & WithcrS MUST BE
CLOSED OUT, and, rs heretofore, will be offered
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST. Don't fall to see the
extraordinary bargains in this department.
J. y. WILKINSON,
successor to Wilkinson & WitherS.
m l0-cti6t 1907 Main street.
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nrFIRsT ENGLISH LUTHERAN

CHURCH corner Grace and seventh s'reetsl.-
Preaching by the pastor ut IL a. III. ana l. s''
Seats free. All welcome.
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wATER-COOLERs.

TNHE "EXCELsIOR WATER COOL
4 Err; the aPEERLEs ST. g = CREAM
FREEZER; the "POLAR" REFRIGERATOR
the PORTABLE AIEAT-SAFE. ut
rs 2. MOUNTCASTLE& COFER'S,
p Nd 2S-1t .sl ."E.tsa.i $50 Broad street.
A CHANCE FOR ALL.-Only S1.50 for
IA u wo-gallon COOLER; only SO for a three
gallon COOLER, and so on. The "EXCELSIOR !"
WATERPROOF. ER-thc only chnrcoal-packed cool
er in this market-can be had at the above whole
sale prices Mt .
-ls9' 20 tg MOUNTCASTLE & CoFER's,
up 2S-lr i . Manufacturers, $50 Broad street,
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CONTEMPORARIES. &c.

DIE-FRUITs-CANNED GOODS,-One
L thousand dozen two and three-pouud Canned
two-ponnd Strawberries, two-pound Raspberrtcs,
two-pound Damsons, tw0-pound Blackberrles. two
pouni Pineapples, two-pound Lima beans, Two n,,
ting,s California Canned Peaches, Aprte9ts, Green
Cages, Fresh Prunes, Dates, Dried peacaes; shree
pound Pie-P Peaches, cheap at = s,.,
fe24 t-f-fisE e,ts Ii Il aAan SASSfssfI.
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AME'SENH ENTS

AMESEMENTS.
RICHMOND THEATRE.
NO MATINEE PERFORMANCE.
THIS SATURDAY, EVENING At MATINEE
PRICES.
FAREWELL APPEARANCE OF
MISS EMMA ABBOTT.
assisted by Sirnor ERIGNOLI. the renowned tenor :;
Slgnor FERRANTI, the popular basso; Mr. WILL
LIAM r. CASE, the distinguished pianist. from the
Conservative Rationale dc Paris: Mr.. CHARLES
Z. PRATT, accompanies and composer. And the
following
PART J.
l. Allegro de Concert new. WolI.
MIR. WILLIAM X. CASE.
K D'''o Al - Signor FERRANTi
g. Romanza-" In terra ci dvisro .Mercadantc.
Signor BRIGNOLI.
Miss EMMA ABBOTT.
Intcrmisslon of ten minutes.
....r....s. PART III.
b Danse d 49, sa WGnIfAH K CASE
Q. Ballad" Let Me Dream Again "........ Sullivan.
Miss EMMA ABBOTT.
% l SIgnor FEi!RANTI. ~ ,,...
signor BRIGNOLI.
:, Miss EMMA ABBOTT and Signor FERRASTI.
Mr.. CHARLES T. PRATT. Musical Director.
Admission. so and 75c. Reserved seats, 81 and
S1.5C, according to location. APP rs
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GHECsAI. NOTICES.
B- ON SMONDAY @
LEVY BROTHERS
WILL OFFER
-T----1-
EssECsAB. NDTIGE&.

LEV ID IL " II GH .
WILL OFFER
5000 yards of PRINTED DELAINEs Mt SIC. per
yard worth 20c.; ss--a. ,e..-
1000 yards Of wAsH.PoPLINs at e,1c. worth
12Xc.;
1000 yards of DRESS GINGIIAMs at Toe. worth
1eSc. per yard;
$500 yards of PRINTED CAABRICs at BIC. per
yard worth 12kc.;
2,2oo of the BEST PRINTED PERCALEs ut
l2Kc. worth CSC; a..
100 pieces OF REAL GEORGIA NANKEEN Mt
75c. for piece Of ten yards, worth sl.2o;
1000 ssards of DRESS GOODS, wool filing at
12k., worth &c; .......
LAWNS mt &c. per yard;
GRENADINES at &c. per yard;
Excellent YARD-wIDE BLEACHED CoTToNS
at SIC. per yard;
Good YARD-wIDE UNBLEACHED COTTON at
&c. per yard;
500 WHITE QUILTS, extra large size, at &c.,
| worth 1926:
OlLCLOIII MATS or RUGS at so md ooc.;
New style NOTICES, on perforated board, ut
LEVY BROTHERS.
RIBBONS at reduced prices. APPS
MET LLAMA LACE POINTS-the cheap
est ever eccm a big lot on consignment at one
half OF regular prices;
A large lot of LACE JACKETS to be closed out
cheaput LEVY BROTHERS.
RIBBONS at reduced prices. app
III UNDRESSED KID GLOVES.
THREE-BUTTON UNDREssED KID GLOVES
in all Of the new shades at
LEVY BROTHERS..
| RIBBONS At reduced prices. APPS
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MT PURE COD-LIYER OIL.
ORR OWN DIRECT IMPORTATION.

We have the testimony OF physicians VINO pre-
scribe IT, and of patients who have taken II, that IL
e moro accountable to the stomach and more easily
assin,ilated than any other OIL
We guarantee It to he entirely pure and tresh.
free from ranciaity, and fully possessing all OF the
wonderful remedial properties claimed for the oes'
cod-livcr oil. MEADE bAhEn,
importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
oc5 gl9 Main street Richmond. va.
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Goods mil>: be sold before ~ f,raas, =. .. 49,.
store, AMI We offer cnlir >uc', at ,.r r.,.l.rt
prices. Tllr balance of our ~i"ck "n l..t .' j. !:
OF May will to-. closed "ut "a; aUrti'g..
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Heaven save u from puritMnl,m that
would deprive our children of u little
pleasure. Heaven knows there l. trou-
ble enough IN this HE, U,rl we cannot see
why Il Kind CrcntOr would damn lis tor
having Il little plcusur', Nor can we see
that the boarding OF u trw dollars will
fake " any nearer to Cod 1t may bc
that many of our subscribers viii spend
two dollars In going 10 the circus, und not
pay Ms their subscriptions. Ncsay, all
rlyht. Co and take your children, II you
want to. Keep sober, and try 10 make the
visit Of benefit to your children, This
rU,nmingling uJW and then has Il happy
effect. II brings tOgetlicrtne merry, rosy
checked girls and boys, and they viii be
happier tor the cultivation OF their social
feelings. 1t will be II relaxation from THEN
work, both mental and physical. Ana we
can readily forgive the poor man VINO
spends adUllW or two Of his lElrd earnings
for II little pleasure, lleay u knows he
mas little enough OF pleasure ut best. lie
goes to no banqnctN. INDUCES IN no uNU-
ries like many sanity ones who are ready
to cry out against clrcllSe', and who would
feel rs If it Mere tyrpnny TO deprive them
OF buggy rides, big dinner, and afternoon
maps,
The fact j., lire isa blessed admiXture of
the rood and bad. The thorn GOES with
the rose. There Is streak oIlcan and one
OF fat in bacon. and 1t l. more paIatablr
therefor. And 50 we must ever expect to
liud society intcrmiNed with good and hlu
made up OF people vino think different.
~, yet one ncIpinG the other, just n the
church Is often liclpcl 10y those not ct t1c
church. hut who are more charitable ~
sin tuuu some are with all their urrtun-
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A False lnDrpS[iOu g.

Parties who claim to have the right To
make the medicine discovered ~ Dr y.
q. Simmons are attempting To sustain .
warning reputation by attacking H." Or
iginul ami Genuine preparation. IN l>'h
Dr. Sim.n mons gave the original rrripr an"
right to make his Liver Medicine /" lil-
sun-in-law. j. II. TlIcdiord, now Twin
near Ciattln0ogu. Tenn. We make the
original AMI only genuine Dr 40. Sim
mons Liver Medicine from Til recipe
Every genuine package oI the medicine T.
enclosed in Il yellow wrapper. on which, l.
"A likeness of DR.. 40. simmons. which We
have registered in the Patent Office aS our
trade mark. The medicine j. Tor .alr by
J. NJ. lIutclins aud g.. &. Phillips. IN
| chester. Tenn. with whom We have LEFT
some trial packages to be- given away It
al lapplicants.
NJ. \ .TIIEDFORD Il CO..
oct Chattanooga.
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GS For cheap goods, 90 to
ELLIS DAYS.

At the late meeting in Winchester Vi
the solored Baptist Association the
following persons were elected officers
for the ensuing eal, to-wii:
Rev. N. 6. Merry, OF Nashville
President; 1st vice President, a. Nick.
erson, of Chattanooga; 81 Vice, l.
Trimble, OF Winchester; 81 Wee, +.
Vertrees. of Gallatin; 4th Vice, L.
Bond, of Lebanon; 9TH Vice, I'll. May
field Secretary. b. Frierson. Colum-
bia; Assistant Secretary, W. L. l.
Jones, Nashville; Treasurer, a. Bacll-
anan.
EXECUTIVE Committee Brans-
ford. WIN. Brown, II b. Nandavel!
G. G. Russell. JAS. Hur.l. G Phillips,
b Scales. G. Ncwsom. L Fort. 7. Fry.
G. p. Hughes, c. Il. Ware, ID. "A
Townsend, 5. Thompson, and L. H'5b
tower.
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Capt. B Duieid, Of our town, has,
end will have until next Tuesday, u
petition a ldressed to Congress-, pray
inl fpl u renewal Of the tax upon pri-
vaLe and State banks; for Il remoncti>
Zati0n Of silver and the establishment
OF free eoiuuge for citizens us well as
Tor the Government for u legal teAder
issue instead Of the present greenback
currency, the volume to be equal to the
wants of trade, and regulated by Il boni
Amaring u low rAtc of in'erest-say
3.6J, and this issue to be Il full pay
ment tor all debts.
The petition has been signed by sew
cral hundred in Winchester, and would
he signed 10y nineteen twenlieths OF the
people Of our county. We suppose
the object of the petition is to Hoo
Congress with similar petitions, that
we may have relief from the rum
which has already followed in the
wake Of cont.actiOn-a policy whlc'
the Home journal has fought, and
which we, as its editor, still believe is
the cause of the low price OF real es
tate aud The ruin that has come upon
many Of our best citizens. And tc
this infamous contraction of the cur
rency at time when expansion wa
soreiy needed to keep up industries o
NIL kinds and give work TO the mechan
ic, is due, we believe, the late Str'6es
whereby capital suffered tar more Una
the amount in excess demanded hy
labOrers.
We hope 40 mar will refuse to sign
this petition in the hands o. Capt. Dn
field. Congress is Democratic, and II
will be influenced by the immense APP
peal coming up from all sections o
our country. Although contraction
has already done all the devllmen
nearly that il could do, still there Il
help for the poor and need, Tor 'h'
laboring millions, in \ policy that VII
make It necessary for capital 10 no
hoard itself in bonds, but expend ltsel
in public Improvements and persona
speculation.
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$50 e.
q

Mr.. Isaac Eslilt has been sick with
hilipu. fever Tor several days, but we
are clad to know that he is better. He
is too noble "A man to 90 of with fever.
Mr.. rom. Shapard. for several
years past a popular salesman at Mi.
Sam. Smiths store, in our town, has
gone to Nashville, where he has Sc
cured Il more lucrative position. He
is u model young man, and his clever~
ness and close attention tV business in
oar midst made him a host OF friends,
and he carries with him their best
wishes for his prosperity.
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The following note was picked up
on the street yesterday, and can be had
by calling a; this c'iicr:
DEAR JOSH PLEASE come home.
We need you very much, as several
sad accidents have bcial!rn Us. John
spraiued his ankle badly, and Sara!Is
frosted feet are troubling her. NV
corns are increasing il number and Sc
veritp, and the knots on onr mules
back are growing larger. Uncle DICK
is laid up with the Rheumatism, SD do
come home and bring a bottle of
Coussens' Lightning Linimen', which
is successfully used by all our nei.h-
bprs, ior each OF the above affections.
You can buy iC at any drug store foI
so cents a bottle. MARY.
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Ga meeting a lrien The first inquiry
is always regarding his health. Why!
Because health is Of the first considera
ton; yet many will sill in Il cold, damp
theater, regardless of weak Lungs ana
hacking cough. Discard some of the
rphcmeral pleasures %! the day, such
AS theatre going, cigar-smoklng, &c ,
and invest your small change in some.
thing that will be a lasting benefit. For
instance. CDussens' Compound Honey
Of Tar costs Only 90 cents, and will
cure your Cough, Cold. AMI oil diseas-
es Of the Throat and Lungs. Try it.
For sale by G. G. Phillips, Winches'
ter. Tenn.
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MONEY L.osr,-Mr. John ii. Martin
lost, the l4th ms, twelve dollars and
fifty cents. greeutucks, in going to
Lynchburg. He started from L, C..
Hand!ey's store in Winchester, amt
went the MAINS Ford road to Lvnch>
burg. The money was in n roll The
finder will get the credit Of being hon
est, and will he literally rewarded, by
returning to said John Ii. Martin in
Winchester.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-25

We hear n great deal Of complaint
about Il mud hole on the l., nchhurS
road, jast this side Of Mrs, Hunts res
idence. The oytrsrcr OF that section
had better attend to this matter, If he
wishes to avoid trouble 1T the next
term Of the Circuit Court.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-25
Insolvency Notice,

Having suggested the insolvency of th"
estate of Louisa ilcn-law. all persons i'll
d"btcd to said estate are hereby Mortified
to make immediate settlement. aud l'loI"
claims against said estate must He
the same. daily authenticated. with ia"
Clerk of the County Court of Franklin
within the time prescribed by law.
II. i. STEW ART.
Oct. u-3m Administrator.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-10-25

We stepped into the house OF
Vaughan IL BntterwOrth the other day,
and were as on;shed to zee what u large
and desirable stock of goods they had
just received for the comfort OF. house
keepers. All sorts of granite iron
ware, wash.pans. dist pans aud bread
pans, &c., and SO forth. Every house
keeper ought to 60 aud see the stock