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MI. BOwie. RecOyeytnx.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, December H. Mr..
Bowles WAS more comfortable, to day, than
at any previous time. He is taking more
nourishment and seems less weak. While
his condition remains critical and must at
best continue so for some time, more
hope than ever before is entertained by his
friends
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The wheel Of Fortune.

New ORLEANS, December 1.-THE half
million drawing of the Louisiana State
Lottery took place at the Academy of Mu-
sic, to-day, in the presence of large au-
dienoe, under the supervisor of Generals
Beauregard and Early The following
numbers drew tie principal prizes 1880,
drew 100000: 1913. drew SO, 600; 62S5O,
drew 1000; 2O60S, dew $1,000; 63I55,
drew $1,000. Number 5564S; number
237l7; number 1926; number 1867, drew
5000 each.
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A DOas BILE Tragedy.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, December ll.-Near
Liberty, n.y., on sunday night last, Thos
Moore, and tnited States Special Bailifi
Geo. ID. Ellis, killed one another. Moore
has been wanted by the authorities for a
year past on an indictment charging him
with illicit distilling. Ellis met him by
chance ON Sunday night while riding
towards Liberty, Ky, with man named
Dwayer-EIlis called surrender" and
Moore answered by firing a bullet through
his body, and Ellis returned the shot,
Moore disappearing in the bushes. Next
morning his body was found frozen stiff in
deaIh
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BUCHAREST, December 1.-THE rumors
that the Porte intends to take immediate
steps for bringing about an armistice or
peace negotiations are founded on some
thing more than Mere conjecture. 1t is
officially announced that the capture
Of Plenva will prevent the hostilities from
being continued, even though preliminary
negotiations for peace should be com
menced.
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POSTAL CHANGES

During the week ending December s, 1871,
furnished by Vim. Van Week, Of the
Post-Office Department.
EsTABLIsHED.-Iuka,P Pratt county, An
drew Axline, postmaster; Keysville, Paw
nee county, Charles J. Babcock, postmaster;
Onaga, Potawatomie county, Amos T..
Lanion, postmaster
DISCONTINUED Beaver Creek, Cloud
county; Paint Creek, Bourbon county.
PosTNAsrERs APPIoNTED-Eclipse. COT
fey county, Frank Anderson; Reiter, Wash
ington county, Miss Ella Kingsbury; Wen
ma POttawatamie county, Lewis f. Sike-
Western Park, Elk county, VIM. III. Brown.
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The Chicago Tribune states that Senator
Davis, Of Illinois, is firm believer in the
Silver bill, and is confident that it will pass
the Senate by heavy vote. He assumes
that every Senator is in favor of the bill in
some form who voted to make it the special
order for Tuesday, To-day and is evidently
encouraged to hope that the bill mayreceive
Unnecessary two-thirds vote in the event of
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81. LOUIS, December 1.-THE trial of
Michael Lydan. changed With perjury and
conspiracy in connection with the construc-
ton Of the new custom house and postofice
building of this city, and which has been be-
fore the United States District Court for a
week past, closed, this evening, and the jury
brought in verdict of acquittal in les
than ten minutes. This was regarded as q
teee ease, and the other cases of perjury. a.
veil - the cases Of Thomas Waish and
Wn. RaaEick, for enalPiEaey, which vess
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Notice OF Final Settlement.

STATE of KANSAS. -
LEAVES NDisTH tOUNTG.
liz the IyDJ fD'Sf sf sG,d fOaHfB d-d T'fe.
la thu Ei4,t II 81 the E-iate
If JF~~IE. MUAi;i, Il. erased.
TR plTpI;- aud all other .r-ruS inter
t~ts IA UiI,- afrIraSaid T.. O.. - arr hereby
notified that at th. next T. Eul.'T tenn OF the
PrpJ+t- Court, in and for Sai,. County to DE
b.gun and held at the Court Room, in the
CIV and County # Ii=,y. uWDrth. State of
aforesaid, on tHr fir-t Monday in the month Of
January, \. D.. I-.S, shall Apply to the said
Court for y fuII and final settlement of said
Estate - AdmIHIsI rslt4IN of Jessie Mozart, de-
CEASED.
I.ravenwOr'h city, December 4th, a. D.,
isi1 IDsLY MCAET, Administrator
Y \. MANN, her Attorney. Wv
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CINCINNATI, December 1.-THE Aurora
Homestead Association, consisting of ia
German families, of this CITY. have pur-
CHI sed fifteen sections of land in Ford coun-
", Kansas, on the A,chison, Topeka X San
ia Fe Railroad, and intend locating there.
\ portion OF the COLONY will remove to
their new location This month. The
price paid for the land averages Si.l0 per
acre.
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RATHER ORLgOUE,

Noticing the departure of emigrants from
the older Southern states for Texas, the
Galveston Nacs says the majority OF
thoughtful Texans do not care to encourage
such emigration. They want honest and
industrious people, and all such, says the
NsUs, will be welcome.
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THE FALL OF PlEVNA.
st. Petersburg Wild with Eatl!usi-
asm-The Gar Tenders Os-
man Pasha His Own Car
rage and Escort.
The Turks Lose 10000 Troops
The Porte Wants Peace-Vari-
Gus Other Interesting War
Notes.
The Fail Of PIevna.

BUCHAREST, December l0-After a Sc
we're engagement, yesterday, before Plevna
Osman Pasha, who was wounded, surren-
deted, Internationally The Turks in
Pievna were dying OF hunger and cold
There is great joy here, and Buchares, is
covered with flags.
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WASHINGTON, December ii in the
executive session OF the Senate, to-day, the
nominations of Roosevelt to be collector,
and Prince to be naval officer for the port
of New York, Were reported from the COM
mittee on commerce, pnfavorably, and a
favorable report was made on the nomina-
ton OF Merritt, to be surveyor OF customs,
but n action was taken.
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DETROIT, December ll.-Fanny Daven-
port is confined to her room at the Rnssell
House, in this city, unable to fulfill her en-
gagements in Michigan in consequence of
injuries received BY stage fall al the opera
house on Saturday night.
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NOTES FROM WASHINGTON.


WAsHINGToN, December 1.-THE Presi-
dent has nominated Isaac II. Moulton, as
Surveyor of Customs, for Lacrosse, Wis
consin and John Campbell, do. Omaha.
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osMAN p.suA's NOBLE EFFORT.

LATER, $40 p. m...Plevna is now in the
hand OF the Russo Roumanian armies
The "Agencie RuSe" makes the following
announcement: 'Osman Pasha attempted
to break through in the direction OF Widdin,
but he was attacked in front and rear, and
WAS compelled to lay down his arms after a
glorious struggle, in which he was seriously
wounoed. All with one voice praise his
cnnducI
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WASHINGTON, December ll.-Tue DEM
ocratic Senators held consultation this
afternoon concerning the New York Gus
tom House nominations. No action was
taken, but the tone OF the remarks indicated
that the President will be almost unani-
mously sustained by them.
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ATLANTA.

In Georgia the recent vote on the per
manent location of the State capital gave
Atlanta about 10000 majority, and the new
State constitution has about the sati.e ma.
jority in favor Of its adoption.
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Notice CT Final Settlement.

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN, That will
~ ON saturday t'ie 10Th day OI January, a.
ID Is7s, or a. soon thereafter a. 4 can obtain
aheari IA :, make application tothe Honorable,
the Distinct Cpuft, IN tHe County OF LTaNen-
worth, IN the STATE Of Kansas, tor "A discharge
from my trust assignee Of The estate of
JAMES WILSON.
GEORGE =. WOODWARD, Assignee OF Is
.te %. JAMES WILSON.
LEAyESwoKTH CITY, Kan, December 8,
lS71 dcc5-dit-wGt
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STATE TaNas

A writer in the New Orleans D,mor,,
mas examined the tax rate in the var;ous
states, and finds that Louisiana s,snds :,
the head Of the list. The state tax then. i
lag mills. The other states are given in
the following order: South Carol;n. m
nils; Arkansas, 10 mills lit is proposed 70
Eedsoe It to mills > Tennessee, 10 mill.
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CAA,e Agree.

LONDON, December ia Paris Dispatch
announces that the Ministers have held sew
eraI counsels. The temps" states that they
have been unable to agree upon a pro-
Rraume. The troops in Paris and Yer
aillep are confined to their haxT1ckA
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BUCHAREST, December 1.-THE Gar and
Prince Gortschakoff will return to ST. Pc
tersburg in week. The Gar, after the sur
render OF Plevna, placed his own carriage
and escort at the disposal of Osman Pasha.
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In noticing the offer made to Senator Pat
tersou to lecture upon the South, the Phila-
delphia Rs makes the remark that
Americans who cannot achieve fame have
still one nevsr-failing resource ill-fame il
equally probable"
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New YORK, December 1.-THE Star
and Herald of Panama, says tina, the rev.
olution IN Ecuador collapsed after eighteen
hours of hard fighting in Quito, where it is
estimated that four hundred persons were
killed, and large numbe, wounded.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio, December ia
Vaudeville, Pa, special gives the particulars
of the murder, last evening, at Oleopolis
Pa, of E. B. salisbury, by his brother-in-
Law, Ira Jackson. The murderer was ar
rested and lodged in Jail.
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Chief Justice Harlan Takes His Seat.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., December l0.-Gen-
eral J. NJ. Harlan, the newly appointed
Associate Justice of the United States SUI
preme Court, met the other Justices in the
robing room thi, morning, and had cor
dial welcome. lie subscribed to the IRON
clad oath. Judge Harlan then, after the
usual formalities, took a sea, on the bench.
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Purely Imaginary.

BUCHAREST, December ia report is
current hsre that Osman Pasha's attempt To
break out was caused by a combined Rus
sian and Roumanian assault on his posi-
tons, is purely imaginary. The sortie was
solely prompted by the entire failure OF
provisions. Osman crossed the river Md,
attacked and took Fort Dolny Erropelje,
and the Russians and Roumanians were
HURRIED UP
from Suzorla and Bukeva and af er a ter
rible carnage, Osman attempted to re-enter
Plevna, but it had meanwhile. been occu-
pied by the Roumanians and Russians from
urevtza. Osman, ON finding himself thus
surrounded, although wounded in the foot,
personally conducted the negotiations for
surrender. He expressly announced that
he
SURRENDERED, UNCONDITIONALLY,
to the Emperor. Simultaneous with the
main sortie, the Turks made sortie
against the Roumanian positions on the
right bank Of the Nid, but this was feebly
conducted, and the Turks in
that quarter surrendered almost
INCREASINGLY. The whole Turkish
artillery train was captured in the imme
diate neighborhood OF Plevna. The Rus
siana nd Roumanian armies made triumph
ant entry into the town at $50 ON Monday
afternoon. The Grand Duke Nicholas slept
at Plevna last night.
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SANrANDER, December 1O.-A great FIRE
is raging here twelve hundred houses have
already been destroyed. The damaseso far,
is estimated atfour hundred thousand reals.
The ERE has rendessd to hundred families
hogneleA
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set for January 9Th, will no doubt, follow
the same Course, If they are not, as is most
likely they will b.. nolie pressed.
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ST. PETERsBURG, December / 1.-The num-
Der of prisoners taken at Plevna is esumat-
ed at 10000, exclusive OF the 10000 sick
and wounded.
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GALEsBURG, ILL.,, December 1.-THE
trial of Rand has been set for the February
term.
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A HUMANE NRnER.

The officers of the Lake Shore and Micb;-
gan Southern Railroad have speci.llv a.
rectsd their freight SCENTS not 70 r,oeiv.
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81. Petersburg Wild with Enfhusi.
a.Ea The Caty Partially slisI,nina.

ST. PETERSBURG, December l0.-Even-
ing-The news OF the fall of Plevna occa-
sions great rejoicing here. The theatres
are celebrating the victory by additionais
10 the usual programmes, and enthusiastic
popular demonstrations in honor Of the
Imperial family and army are made in the
streets and public places, where great
crowds are assembled, cheering and singing
national anthems. The city is partially
illuminated,
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BOsToN, December lib. c. Rice, Re-
publican, was elected mayor by 25l MAORI
ty, Republican gain of over 5000 on last
vear's vote
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A Nub-COnl llnsttee.

WASHINGTON, December l0-The House
committee on military affairs, to-day, APP
pointed subcommittee 10 take testimony
in accordance with the House resolution of
Yesterday, on the subject Of the Mexican
border troubles. They will commence an
investigation tomorrow, and expect 10 con-
time it during the recess.
No Troops for the Texas Frontier.
WASHINGTON, December ii. At the
Cabinet session, to-day, the Secretary OF
War had nothing new TO present. regarding
the affairs of the Rio Grande. Ii is not
probable that any troops will be ordered to
Texas at present in addition to those des-
ignated for duty in that department, but
the companies from Minnesota, Carlisle
Barracks, and other points that
have been ordered to that section, will he
likely to have such achievements from the
recruiting stations as may be required.
The Texas Frontier 10 be Protected.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., December 1.-THE
Senate committee on military affairs, to-
day, received an oral statement iron Gen
Ord, and letter from the Secretary of
War, and GEMS. Sherman and Sheridan, in
regard to the necessity Of making perma-
nent provision for the protection of the
Texas frontier, by the establishment of
military posts, &c. The committee, after
brief discussion of the matter, authorized
Mr.. Maxey TO report bill appropriatlng
100000 for the erection Of suitable posts
on the Rio Grande, TO he located at the dis
erection of the Secretary of War.
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FIVE HOURS OF SEVERE FIGHTING.

the Turks were defeated, and Osman Pasha
surrounded on all sides, was compelled to
surrender with his whole army Up to the
present time, it Is impossible to estimate the
Number OF Turkish prisoners, or the guam
tity OF war material taken. We only know
that everything in Plevna has fallen into
our hands The Russian losses are incon-
siderable compared with the result obtain
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THE LANTERN QUESTION.

Secret Meeaings Of the Hungarian
Foreign Aflairs nssntiaee-Coasi
Amdrassy Protests Against the Press
ExpDanasfOn of n IL Foreign Policy
-Aussria Can Manage Ser Own
A02irNs
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A IIORBID SWELLING.
Price. % Cents.

BE careful u call for COLI fSS' VOLT &c PIAS-
VEL. i-ss you .,ut some Wrrtl - limitation Sold
b. all WhO!css and hetaf Druggists throughout
the United 81 ties aai CIna,' -, snd by NELh- &
POTTER. Proprietor n ~tnp- "t-@-
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Mice Of Final Settlement.

TIE S-ATE uF ksN~ >s,r.-
t-.NEE. W.EIH tu.s.l-
Ia he Plo1ot Court il, op,af IN, said "oHfiL
L. t.c mry--r &C. rha Estate Of
GfJ. ". HOWARD, L. ceased.
ERED5TuHS AVID a.. urIr, 3 p .I-pa> interest
y e., 81 3D. LOO --.a.'. 1't tr.'y mo-
UNI, IA .r 9 DO ..ET 4v-I sg tenn OF Jbr
L. ObTtr curt p. ...' Jog. a..... county. to- be-
b gun and b. la "a. iu 'r-..j ... pa. 90 ia city
and county 81 i.sas. Hv "tt. ~.a.- 81 ATOM
said, Tin INST Aluu..s.y d. Irr. tit al n
uar g.. \. l., IS5> I tsuI Ply To- 90" said
court for "a ia ! and fit..I ~'ttl'Iurr o said
tate a. ENycutTIX Of GED. ". HOWARD, De-
ceased
LDaVenwOrtH city. December 4. 1871.
ABIGAIL HOWARD, ENrcutTix.
y. \. Mann. Her Attorney. dcc'i-WIw
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lac Attack.

BoGAT, December l0.-At l:3G this morn
ing Osman Pasha's entire army attacked
the Russian grenadier corps, holding a line
Of in, estnent on the lett bank of the river
Nid, endeavoring to force passage. The
attack was made with desperate energy and
portion Of the Turkish troops did, in fact,
penetrate the line Of the entertainments ami
batteries, but all attempts to break through
the positions of the grenadiers were ineffect-
nal and ait.
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Each package of SASECED'S RADICAL. CURE con-
taL.S pr. s. lords iLpEC we'd l.Lalil- Tube and
I'm ar. c'i.Ls r It's r-r In sl Price, 81 60.
Eors j. o." al EICi sale ag..t rrtIil druggists and
icg1rr throughout the United States and q anatlas
NEEI>S Is POTTER. General Agents and Whole
SIC IgI...rs~-sfS I1,fsu- Mss
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PECULIARLY AGREEABLE
GOOD COMMON OBJECT,

but differed in the mode of procedure. lie
then thanked the Chambers ior their graft
fying welcome. A sumptuous luncheon
followed. Her majesty, the Queen, the
President of the United States and Mr.
WEIGH were toasted. Mr.. Welch. after
wards, visited the Exchange, where he was
loudly cheered. Tonight he accepts the
hospitality Of Vim. Rathbone, member OF
Parliament for Liverpool.
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HAIL COLUMBIA"
AT THE TOWN HALL.

Mr. Welch was driven 10 the town hall
where he WAS presented with an address by
the American Chamber of Commerce
winch consists OF merchants engaged In
trade with the United States John l.
BanSh presented the address, and in doing
so, he mentioned the long existence Of the
Az rican Chamber of Commerce, dating
from period when the trade between
America and Great Britain was in its
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TIT cur -F'C-C1 IN r1y cas ~ : NNrOru's Ls.Dr,
= "lL T-s o.. so g.uiarls.Inlc that Il seemed
g. thJs who had .-Il r.d Without relief frum any
Of Tie Us 81 .Gdl that II could not be time.
therefore rls-.r 81. -4vit 20 tt before seth j.
Thomas. 7 at-. no .-- &C the Pare. T. .st ton.
GLO4.GIs. Z. Dl&siiOIsiL. D:.CGGIsF. BOSToy.
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UT, N'nTft I l.1.ts Los. rs daily use Is
my WIS. o. WELLS, FAEeo &
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WE hrve sold SAVFpED's PhDrcAL Crgr Cor
w hearty sar rar AVID can So CsIIdii.ly ClSlt
W never sold similar 'r'ncrItinu that gave such
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'ItVss recommended b. - o1itr a number nv
...... e., 81. 90 u"n~r n#Ef. CNnreS-. q To Ifs
'.'r .r. es.ll'-.:l OK us yaiU0 G-.d good ,1e,ts
VA. BovE--, - rISz ST, ST. LOUIS.
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TIE ATE COP Mans -.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-03-01
The Roll of Infany.

There are eight names that are DIES
tined to form a list whose hlarkncss il
inldible ON y dishonDrrd page il
American history. They will lac re
corded ~ follows:
Joseph f. Brailey-Assoriaie JUS
licp of the United States Supreme
Court, Fifth Circuit. from New Jersey
George F Elmunis-Uniled States
Senator from Vermont.
Frederick +. frrlinghursen-United
States Senate from New jersey.
James A Garicld-Rcprescntative
in Congress from ONO.
George + Hoar-~Representstivc in
Congress from Massachusetts.
Samuel + Miller-AssocIate Justice
Of the United States Supreme Court.
Eighth District. from lo.a.
Oliver p. Aforementioned States
senator. from Indiana.
William Strong-Associate Justice
Of tue United States Supreme Court,
Third Circuit. from Pennsylvania.
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Your Mother and Sisters are
Women.

Never use Il la'i,'s name in an i'm
proper place, AT an improper Tune, vi
IN mixed company. Never make As
serlluns at'Uut her that Juu Ihlnk IN,
true, or allusiums hat sue herself wuu,d
blusn " near. Wnrn you meet wiz,
men that d. MOI scrupie u use Il We.
man $ name IN i reckless manner. siiuI
them. They are the very worst mem
trIs Ut The c~O.unuhitJ men lost %
every sense vi honor. every feeling VI
humanity. Many II good aud worthy
wumar's character has been lure,er
ruined and her hear broken hy Il lIc,
MANUFACTURED by some villain ani re.
peuted where it should not have been,
and IN the prescncc Ut ihuse whose
little ju isInrnt could not deter them
from circulating the foul aud braggln.
report. a slan,ier is soon pIDpayatel,
AMI tue smallest thing dcrusalur, to Il
III character will fly ON the
wings of The wind and maguily AS IL
until its INDUSTRIOUS weight
brushes Tie poor unconscious victim.
I our mother and sisters are women,
and as YOU would have their fair name
Lrtarnisled aud their lives unembit-
by the slanderer's bitter tongue.
iced the Ill your word may bring
ipon the mother, the sister, or the
vile Of some feliUw-creaturc.
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Nashville Market.

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9, o"pv'"n II" '' Ng w, ""p""iGGc
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-03-01
LANGUAGE,
(LansuaSc Of tae Bon ION aud 10 rtesy,)
Prof. n. JOURDAN

Thanks the citiz ms OF " inrilcStcr fol
the liberal patronage received by him III
tcarliin. the French language lie la.
succeeded nHcttInG up Il large class. AM,
rrgrrtS that ne iaii IL refuse to receive al-
diliOnS. But lie woull inform the publ,
that on tIc LIST OF January. 1877. he VII,
open Il new class, ami ali persons wno
wish to enter it must make Immediate ap.
plicttIoH
Judge \. 5. MARKS. Mrs.
WI. slater, JILL. BLmgi, W. ). rmb!cy.
Alex. ENERGY. j. b.. Fitzpatrick. Dr. j.
IS. Rns>cS. Harry Henderson, G. J..
WAu.try. DR.. j. G.. Slapard. NJ. II.
Win mon. Capt. B. nuiirld. } /. Merritt.
DR. I. &. Murrell, Matt. Petty and Geo.
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