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FOR RENT--RooMS.

TOR RENT--THREE ROOMS--One Of them
/ Il suitable for Timer, Tailor, Stove Store,
Shoemaker, or Plumber and Gasdtter.7 Sit
mated on the Harrison Pike few doors north
Quire at No. 1873 West Fifth street, or on the
premises, ...' 26-7t
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The Late Southern Outrages.
Correspondence or the star.


WASHINGTON, MAY %, 1877.
ThaFe is a growing feeling OF indigna.
tion here in administration circles over
the neglect which Governor Stone, oil
Mississippi, displays in dealing with the
murderers OF Judge Chisholm in KEN.
per County. The murder was political
one, and the perpetrators should have
ere this been brought to justice. The
pledges made by Southern leaders TO
the President that life and property
should be protected at the South, seem
likely to fail of fultiIment, and il this
be 50, then the President will be CON-
PEELED to exercise his power and pl o.
tect citizens, even at the point Of the
bayonet. The Cabinet has prepared a
strong letter 10 the Governor OF Miss
issppi, telling him in very plain Ian.
guage what he is expected TO do fn this
emergency.
Right on the heels OF this murder
comes second tragedy no less bloody
than the first, only the scene this time
lies in Louisiana, where Gov. Nichols
has just been gwen the olive branch OF
peace, and accepted it with multitudin-
Gus pledges that the lives OF all should
ber of the Legislature, a conservative,
honest coloreu man, is brutally assas.
sinated because he was u Republican.
What will Gov. Nichols do? Will he
ferret out the murderers and mete oul
prompt justice, or will he be recreant TO
his pleuges, compelling us to lose faith
In Southern honor? 1t is an important
epoch in Mr.. Hayes pacitication policy,
and by these two cases it may stand or
fall.
If the leaders of Southern Democracy
ale not going to keep their pledges the
pac .tication policy is dead for all time
l, President Hayes is forced to do it, he
val protect life and property ut the
Sou h, even by a restoration OF bayone,
lue, and The North will sustain him {"
IL man. Are the Southern people fools
or are they wi g menS The immediate
.uture will decide. There is a crisis
upon the country, anu men who have
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WASHINGTON.
Not a PennsYlxanian. r

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, May % -Ine statement
that Mr. James GilBllali, who is to be
appointed Treasurer OF the United
States i'll place Of MI. Wyman, is from
Pennsylvania is an error. Mr.. GIifillan
was born Ill Massachusetts and was ap-
pointed from Connecticut. .tn- =.
M g. General Ord,
commadNing the Department of Texas,
arrived here Yesterday, and has mad a
consultation with Gen. SHERMAN Oh the
subject of the outrages OH tle lin OF the
Rio Grande. The opinion OF Gen. ORD
on this subject has already been very
freely expressed. Gen. Ord will return
to Texas in Iour or five days without
any additional instruct. ons than those
already gwen him, watch are TO use his
best Efforts to protect the irotter
against Mexican raiders. 1t can, how
ever, be stated that should the Mexican
authorities fail to prevent raids into
Texas from the west side OF the Rio
Grande, the Uhited States will adopt
the policy iuaugurated by Col. Macken-
zie, aud follow the raiders into Mexico.
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Tue entertainment Is for the beneft Of
that institution. ... .., ..
The usual Gospel temperance meeting
will be held at the hail Of the W. CT. u,
No. 200 Vine street, every afternoon Nc 4
I O'clock. All are cordially invited. Tue
BALL is open daily from 9X A. N. to o r
NJ. All iu need OF a helping baud ara
made welceme.
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A short catechism for the Stock Ex-
change, compiled by a San Franciscu
editor, who evidently went 10 Sunday
school in circus tent when he was
young, sums up the law and the profits
lnus: "Look out lor Number One" and
'sDeyil iaTA the hindmvst,"
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FOR sALn--REAL EsTATE.

TOR SALE FARM - Good farm OF 97X
j acres, situated Il miles from Williams
burg, In ClermOnt County. Farm in good Or
der. Will sell on VERY EASY terms. A good
chance for any one desiring it to get good
home. Address b, b. S., Star office, 80 " al
nut street, Cincinnati, Q. jy25dSjy27w-tf
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND 0PERA-HOUSE.

Six Nights and Five Matinees, commencing
MONDAY, May 70,
DEAKINS'
Liliputian Comic Burlesque Co.,
Comprising the largest and smallest people in
the world, in the amusing burlesaue
JACK, THE GIANT KILLER.
Jack. ....:.......,.............C Commodore Mutt,
The smallest man In the world.
Yin Macon, the Giant 80. Colonel Goshen,
4 nc largest man in the world, being feet
inches high.
+ Reduced Prlc OF Admi ssion every Evening.
Dress Circle and Orchestra Chairs 5Oc: mo
extra charge for Reserved Seats): Ba cony
25c; Gallery 10c. MATINEE EVERY DAY,
commencing TUESDAY AFTERNOON, au-
mission only 25c to all parts # the house.
Monday, June 4-Haverly's Mammoth Min
streIs. ...
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Third Edition

Probably fair or partly cloudy aoedther,
and 1arrner for the neat taoentv- four hours.
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BOOKS, &c.

At STEVENS Book Store, all the
New June Magazines,
choice Photographs, Engravings,
Frames, Notices, Fine Stationery,
Reward Cards, Prize hooks, etc.,
etc. 80 w. Fourth st. my26-2t
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THE LATEST
This Year at Creedm ore.

T NHAb Ae0C Ht OIBeuuUEes n
National Associated Press to the Star. .l.i. B.
New YORK, May 2e.-The annual In
ternational R le Match at Creedmore
will be made more interesting this sea-
son by the fact the Great Britain Rifle
Team has decided 10 participate.
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TRUNKS.
ABSTRACTS.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE

Il o ANY REAL ESTATE IN HAMILTON
County furnished promptly and at moderate
rates. by the CINCINNATI ABSTRACT COM
PANY.
The Company will also make examin ations
and furnish information as to any Of the Courts
Or Records in this County. .''. ...
Persons interested in Real Estate Titles are
invited to call at the Office of the Company for
further information. '....
Officp, No. 20 West Ninth street C'....
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DOARDING-Good board and nursing dur-
ID ing confinement Address MRS. Z. FREE
M AN. Mount Healthy, Ohio. 2i4t
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BOARDING.

BOARDING - Country board Tor q small
ID family or single gentlemen; terms reason l.
able; convenient to station; refe. ences re-
qnired. Address H. B. w., Linwood POST
office, Ohio. 24-4t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

4 w ANTED--To keep set of books after
) w business hours, by competent Book
keeper. Best OF references given. Address
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DABIES OF CINCINNA ATI-Awfu funny
ID Comic Monthly, u Cts, at any news stand.
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. wANTHD---MIS SCELLANEOUS.
! w ANTED- D-BOYs-To sell papers for this
office. .t. tt
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VA NTkD-SIrUATIUN-To 60. general
/ w housewofk, or up stairs work and to take
care Of children, by a girl with reference. Ap-
p1y at f52 Water street 24-35
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M ANTED-SIrU ATIONr-By respecta-
! "! BILE widow to take care OF a sick lady.
Apply at No. SO Proyi lence street, between
Fifteenth and Wade. second floor my25-2t*
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LONDON, May 70 IA llspatch from
Vienna says that the French Consor-
tium, headed by NJ. Frenzy, has offered
the Porte a loan of fifty million francs in
circulate small coins from the produce
of the Turkish mines. 1t has also Of
fered new loan of S2,00O,-
600, which shall serve as foundation
for the intended issue of six m lliun con-
sOlIueS,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-02-08

~" Valentines Day-thc l4th-Wlil
soon be here, and Of course there VIII DC
any number of sweet missivcS from sweet
young ladies to gallant young men, anu
-uice rersd. In looking over u large lou
Of Valentines at the Drug Sore OF our
friend. G. G.. Phillips. we observed Il va
riety of handsome designs and attractive
mottoes. on the sentimental order. lie mas
also q large lot of comic Valentines ana
we take pleasure In calling attention TO
them. lnasmuch as local news Il scarce
We are tempted to write 4 lengthy article
in regard to the day which has been so
long observed in honor of the martyr
saint. but we have done so so often III wears
gone by that now il would seem like repe..
tition. Suffice it 10 say that the litli OF
February is an suspicious day. The Dlru'
will set you an example, and if you nave
ever read Dickens David Coppcrficld-
what David said to his Dora, and about
her. after he had courted and won her
how funny he felt in sitting alone WIN
her in his own small housc-how strange
he felt to be alone with her. and IL was no
body's business-no longer having 10
scheme, and devise means OF seeing ner
alone-how queer it was to be alone WIN
her as a matter Of course. and she NOT
afraid any longer to let him see her put
her hair in papers, &c.-we say II you
have read about David and Dora, rcaI u
over. and do like David did-9et married
AMI take the Home Journal for your Dora.
But first, you must 20 to PhiiliP, ana &C.
lect you a Valentine.
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Eg- We learn that q number OF
Young men OF Carrick Academy have
determined to learn the French Ian
puage I'M Ter Prof. A. Jourdan who
has been 80 successful in teaching a
class OF ladies in Winchester, and Of
which we have heretofore spoken
through the columns OF the Home
Journal. The students OF Carrlck
Academy will try to have Prof. jour
dan to teach at the Academy, or some
convenient pIace-perhaps ut the resi-
dence of Rev. Mr.. Van Hose, on def
ferson street. We understand that
the class will meet next Saturday even
mo, a little while after dark, and both
ladies and gentlemen. whether students
in any College OF not, can join. we
think this q good chance for a numher
of Young gentlemen of Winchester nh"
are engaged in professional or mcrcan'
tile business, and for n number VINO
are learning trades, to educate them
selves in the French language, which
il the polite language OF the world, ana
so very necessary to any one VINO may
wish 10 travel. We nope Professor
Jourdan will have a large class. For
terms. &C., call upon him, or, MIS-.
Van Hoose.
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EE"According to the chronicles, the
ground hog is tie only weather wise
creature in the world From time
whereof the mcmoE,i Of man fails, the
familiar story Of the ground hog has
been received with popular favor ~
ia recorded that this animal comes an
uualIy from his hurrow one day III
midwinter to see how things are getting
along, and To inlica G csl erIaily to
man the character of the weather we
nre to have the remainder Of the seas
on, The second day OF FehruNrv, 1t
is said, he comcs to the surface. Ii b."
Int sees his shadOw he will run quickly
to his hole again, and there rc,n"in six
weeks, whica indicates that six weeks
more severe winter will follow. Bat
should it. lie cloudy, SO that he cannot
sec his shadow, then he is not afraid,
and remains outside, It is said, the rest
OF the season, which indicates that win
ter has hroken. Well, the weather vas
very cloudy ON the 81 day OF February
this wear, and If there is any truth IN
the grounding sign. the winter wealth
or is about over for this season.
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haARDl.EEin AAnDLE!

We wish to call the attention OF the
public generally to the fact that we are
now prepared to furnish any kind Of
Grave stones. out of the best Tennessee
Marble. and on better term. than cpn be
had any where else.
Call on us, ut the Elk River Marble
Mills. seven miles west Of Winchester, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Ali colors of Marble furnished to order,
and satisfaction guaranteed.
We will box and deliver our work, in
good order, on the railroad, for persons ut
Il distance.
The best price allowed for produce, in
exchange for work.
Address all orders to
W. G. KITCHENS 4 son,
or. L. IL. FINCH, Agent,
Junl7-ly Winchester. Tenn.
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a FRIEND AND PATRON

s:$" We thank Mr.. John 7. Mann for
the loan of n book bound and made up
from a volume Of THE Philadelphia
Monthly Magazine" published in 1893.
with adicnda ofvariOus observations. dis
courses. &C.. hy prominent men. among
whom we find the names of George Wash
ton, Thomas Paine. and others of great
reputation. We shall extract for the
Hou Journal hereafter many interesting
things from this mllStv book, yellow with
aye. and Il novelty this day in the art ty-
pograpl iral. 1t is replcte with interesting
matter. ana we shall preserve it with Scd-
ulous care. 1t was found, we suppose. in
the library Of our late esteemed citizen,
Esqr. NJ. L. Mann.
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1t is reported that Bosclce's German
Syrup has. since its Introduction in the
United States, reached the immcuSr sale
OF 10000 dozen per year. Over G.OOO drug
gj>ts have ordered this medicine direct
from the Factory, at Woodbury, \. j., anC
not one has reported Il single lailur. but
every letter speaks of its astonishing sue
cess in curing severe Coughs. Colds set
tied on the Breast, Consumption. or any
disease Of Throat and Lun-s. We advise
any person who has any predisposition to
weak Lungs To-
Go to your Druggists. GIG. Phillips and
J. NJ. IIutrhinS, Winchester, Tenn, and
yet a sample Bottle tor 10 cents and try
it. Two doses will rclieveany case. Reg
ular size, 70 cents.
Sold by all respectable druggists in the
United States.
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The People Want Proof.

There i, no medicine prescribed by ply
Sirians. or sold by Druggists, that carries
such evidence Of it, success and superior
virtura. BoScIicr'S German Syrup tor Sc
yer" Coughs, colds settled on the Breast,
Consumption. orany disease of the Throat
and Lungs. y proof of that tact j. that
any person afflicted, can %cta Sample Bot
Tic for 10 cents and try its superior effect
before buy ing the regular size at 15cents.
1t has lately been introduced III this coun-
try from Germany, aud its wonderful
cures are astonishing every one that Use
it. Three doses will rcliryrany case Try
it. Sold by j. NJ. Ilutchim- and G.G. Phil
lips. Winchester. Tenn. and by all resp,C-
table Druggists in the United States.
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PREMIUMS

New subscribers applying early for
the year 1876 may have. without charge.
the numbers for the last quarter OF $50
of such periodicals as they may subscribe
for
Neither premiums to subscribers MOI
disroun1 10 clubs can be allowed unless the
money i rcmitted direct 70 the publisher,
40 premiums given to clubs
Circulars with further particulars may
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n ew Mill,
NEW MACHINERY.

We have Just finished our mill, and put
it in complete running order. The ma
chinrry is all new. and OF the latest and
most approved styles, and we are prepared
to make better flour and meal, and more OF
it. than any mills in this part ttnc State.
We can grind from $50 to 200 bushels per
day. Bring your grain to us, and we VIII
satisfaction.
We will pay the highest cash price for
wheat delivered at our mills. We want
from LOCO to LOO bushels per month
We tccl very thankful Tor the liberal
patronage bestowed on lis heretofore, and
solicit Il continuance Of the same, rs we
are now better prepared than ever to give
satisfaction. ESTILL 4 BRO.
Proprietors Upton Mills.
aprG
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LOOK AT THIS!

wish to dispose of my stock Of goods.
and an prepared to Offer bargains. |
have 100000 brick of good quality. and
about loo bushels fresh lime. and ONE
real estate in town and country, to dispose
of on favorable terms.
Al. persons OWN. me will please come
forward aud make satisfactory arrange
ments of their indebtedness.
SAMUEL SMITH.
Winchester, Tenn, Feb. 9th, 1877.
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InSolVent Notice.

The insolvency OF the estate of Il. F.
IIuncchcr. decd, has been this day sug-
gested to the Clerk oithe COUNTY Court OF
Franklin county. All persons indebte.!
to aid estate are notified to pny the same
Immediately and those having claims
against said estate must file them accord
Ing to law. on or before the lSt OF March,
1877, or they will be forever dared.
d. ). LONG. Admir-.
Nov. 18th. lST6-3m
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EY- We l,eai great praise bestowed
upon the Lecture delivered last Sunday
night, at the c. =. Church, by Rev. j,
W. TerrlII. to the Young Mems Chris
tjan Association. Wei n lurstand that
eff, rts will he made to secure trom Mr,
Terrill the MSS. ofh;s able lecture. Ii
mas appear in ncXt weeks journal.
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Gg-The delay OF one day i'll the is
suaacc Of cur paper this week is caused
by a certain gentleman who said he
had q large lot Of advertising to do,
We hopo that the large number who
called yesterday (Wcdnesdav) for 1t
will pardon us this one tine more, and
we will be ION ume' hereafter.
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ATTACHMENT,


Lent Williams ". Robert and Ella Russell
In this causa it appearing. by affidavit.
that Robert and Ellen Russell are Justly
indebted to the plaintilf, and are non-rcs-
idcnts of the state OiTcnncssec, or his res
idcncc unknown, so that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served upon him
And an Original Attachment having been
levied oil their property by j. Z. Hancock,
Dep. Sheriff. 1t is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the Home journal,
a newspaper in the town OF Winchester.
Tenn, for four successive weeks, COM
handing the said defendants toappear be-
fore me. or some other Justice of the
Peace, AT my Office, in the lst civil dis
trict of franklin county. Tenn, on the
10th OF February. 1877, and make defense
TO said suit against them. or it will be pro-
| ccedcd with expIrtc.
n. Il. MARTIN, j. P.
i%anll-it
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IL Two colored persons had a Sc
we're t~isticuti last Tuesday night ON our
Square. 1t took The interference Of u
worthy white citizen to have them
parted. Rcsnlt--one has ahSc0nded,
and tie other, upon trial before Mayor
Forbes, was fined S3 aud the costs.
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Ey- County Court brought n large
number Of people to town last Mon
day, There was no disturbance, but
any amount Of hovsc swapping, &c,
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COMMUNICATED,
Editor Home journal

w
Some Of the patrons Of the Mary
Sharp College do not understand wN|
their bulls are larger for the last halt
| session than they were lot the first, !,
for one, made II contract with thu Sn
vprnleudcnt Of the school, pHil the re-
uuired amount IN advance, and hNVr
recently been notified through the
POslollicr to pay ~ much for the last
halt Us ! contracted to pay Tor the
Whole session. | am not an pXrrl-
ton, the result. might prove anlagon,s-
tic to the interest Of 4 school that has
done more than any other n inslltn-
ton in the South. It's effects are not
coUtired entirely to Winchester aud It's
surroundings, but It's Influences will br
icll in almost every State in the Union,
1t IS, therefore, the imperative duty Of
the people to bolster up and sustain
those who are engaged IN this magnlII-
cent enterprise; hut cannot they ap-
prrcialu the slringenGy Of money mat
tiers, and suffer their catalogue prices
sealed n li(tI"Y Teachers are worthy
Of their hire, indeed. and especially the
Faculty Of that College, who are spo
ken of in such high terms; an their
professions should, Of course, We lurrA-
tive. The sumo can be %trulhtully said
Of those who are boarding the stu
drnts-lbeir rates are too high. E>-
erything must, or ought to be, equal
I'D. Board ia the same now that ii
vas when produce was scare" ani hi4h,
and there eve was in this country he
fore such an immense amount Of pro-
Visions.
While we accord all praise in pepet-
uNting that high institution Of learning,
we must claim for ourselves many self
],lcniuls in our feeble efforts TO dis
charge q moral duty we, as patrons.
respectively owe to our children. We.
don't want money to hoard up, but l."
contribute according to the dictates of
common sense as the progress OF the
times may require, !, for one, am vii
ling to pack all that [ can wag with,
but it will not take many more feathers
to freak the camcI's tack.
~ FRIEND AND PATRON
Z. S.--A farmer car furnish his ia
bic with the best the county can ar.
ford and make money at keeping
hoarlers at 80 per month, People in
town cannot, but twice 80 is too steep,
Mr.. President. regulate your boarding
houses, You need not fear il they
quit but you can get others just as
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e. We are glad to see that the pave
mrnts Id our town are being put IN good
repair. Every owncrof property in town
can lie made to keep upa good sidewalk in
front Of his or her property. we believe.
And we SHALL wait anXiolsly to see If our
new Board will not he able to have our
streets put in good order. About $1,000
expended in gravel would help oIrtown
amazingly.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-02-08

RB- At the election last Saturday
for Constable in this district, (N0. ~
Mr.. Clarence Horne received 70 votes,
Mr.. r. L, Shgrp II, and Mr.. Joseph
Garter. 0; Drrherl, ll2,
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Attachment Notice.


p. 5. Mosrley vs.. lobe W. Sanders.
In this cause it appearing by affidavit
that defendant. lobe ". Sanders. I,iU>lly
indebted to the plaintiff, and is a nou-rr,-
idrGt ottiIr state Of tennessee, or his resi-
drncc unknown. 50 that the Drlinary pro-
cess of law cannot be srr,cd upon him
ANA an OriLinll Attachment having been
lev led on said Defendants property 10y a
regular oilirerot the county OF Franklin,
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be madr in the Home journal. Il MrWspa-
per published in tine town Of " inc ester.
Icuno for four successive weeks. COM
mamdimg the said defendant to appear be-
tore me at my Office in the lth civil dis
Irirt OF Franklin county, Tenn. Oh the 1T
day Of March, lo17. and mthr defense to
said suit, or the same will he proceeded
with cN paltc.
G. w. SIMMONS, }. p.
ian3l-lw
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BLACkWO0DS EDlNBUM MAGAZINE,
Terms, (including postage:
.ly in Adva &c
CI.UBS

A discount of twenty per rent will be
allowed To clubs Of four or more persons
Thus: four copies OF BlackwoOd or of one
Review will be sent to one address toI
Sl2S0; four copies of the four Reviews
and BlIckwOol tor SIS, AMI So on
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q

Dr.. c. =. Cochran, Of Tracy City, was
in Winchester last Tuesday. and really his
appearance dispcllcd almost the heavy fog
that hung like II pail. We are always
glad to sec the Doctor. whether We have
any tobacco on hand ornOt.