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rUDLISHKU tVBHT TUURSIMT VBNIMO AT
TWO POLL AM HI ANNUM.
EDITIN07 ,
A ne wip-per editor, in the tonnage
ment of hU journal, remludi us very
much of a landlord who ha to pre
pare hli table with edible to suit the
tastes of a large number of boarders.
One boarder likes this sort of a dish,
while another, boarder likes that.
One boarder wants his food filed up
in this style, while his comrade pre
fers altogether a different style.
So the editor, in catering to suit the
intellectual tastes of hundreds and
thousands of persons, must cater for
opinions as various as the changing
colors of the Kaliedoscope. To use the
language of a European brother of the
quill, the editor, like a generous host,
invites the publio to "pitch in," each
to the dislt he prefers without prejudice
to the liking or antipathies of his
neighbors. Here U fare, .solid and
substantial, as well as little entrements
and "made-dibhes," confection and
trifles, all served up with first rate
plates. And that our table is not ill
provided, we infer from the goodly
number of our guests. Besides, our
number is increasing every day, and
every day we are struggling to fur
nish something good and wholesome
for their appetites. We have good
old farmers, mechanics, doctors, law
yers, merchants, loafers, and ladies,
all of whom take a seat weekly at the
table which we spread for them.
And as we stand at the head of the
table, and look away down its long
dimensions, we can but feel a gush of
honest pride. Here sits a good old
farmer, away down at Frogtown, or
at Hockervitle, or on the river, lie
waits until Sunday, when his appetite
is good. In the cool shade of bis hap
py home, beneath his own roof, with
his bright-eyed little boys and girls
nestled about him, he opens his week
ly budget of news and feeds not only
his own mind, but at the same time
reads aloud to his children, and thus
feeds them also. Having finished one
page he reloads his pipe, while his lit
ltle girl runs to bring "pa" a coal of
fire. This being accomplished, he
gives a few puffs in quick succession,
and his pipe is "all right." Each
page is read in turn, and being satis
fied, he hands over the paper to bis
good wife, and she, too, makes a hear
ty meal, discovering, perhaps, in her
perusal, some valuable receipt which
she cuts out and preserves for future
reference.
And the trader, or business man.
He glances first at the commercial
column, while the politician looks at
the telegraph. Each the merchant,
mechanic, lawyer, and doctor all
have their preference as to food, and
we do try to please the in all as well
as we can. And yet, sometimes a few
of them, forgetting how hard it is to
get something good to cut, grumblu.
and meditate a chauge. However,
our boarders scent to be getting on
finely. All seem to be satisfied, and
eem to relish what we give them.
That they may ever remain so, is our
earnest wish. Even the young ladies
(bless 'em) seem fond of our table.
And sometimes we peep into their
sweet faces, and peceive tbem
wreathed with smiles of satisfaction,
and then how our poor heart goes pit
a pat, and sighs that not one of their
vast number will consent to pour out
the coffee, and help us to fix up the
knick-knacks which all expect. How
ever, we will continue in our efforts to
please them all, feeling sure that we
would make a miserable failure were
we to try to please any particular
class. We shall nlways be impartial
and what is set for one shall be given
to all, and if sometimes one of our
guests should find a dish rather unpal
atable, just remember that another
of our boarders may be quite fond of
it. Remember this, and you will nev
er grumble.
TWO INSTANCES.
The other day a man in Franklin
county sold a lot of produce at a price
considerably lower than the articles
were selling, having risen in value
the past month or two. The man
did'nt take any paper, consequently
did'nt know the fact. He would have
saved seventy -five dollars in the trans
action had he been a subscriber to
the Home Journal. And he is cn'y
one of hundreds of such instances.
But we will give another, and a little
different instance ;
A gentlemen, and a clever, hard
working, honest man he is, too, who
lives about 8 or 9 miles from Win
chester, came in the town the other
day and asked if the candidates for
Governor would speak this summer
at Winchester. The gentlemen to
whom our friend was talking, inform
ed him that the candidates had spo
ken already. Our friend then asked
tchen the election tamld come off I And
our young friend was sincere in his
Inquiries, but he did'nt " take the pa
pers." We have once solicited brra
to subscribe, and we can but believe
that hereafter ha will take at least
his own county paper, elsa lira al-
, at it wan, oat or u. woriav
Now Comb. Bring along whatso
ever you have to sell or give away.
Chickens, eggs, butter, blackberries,
apples, beef, corn, mutton anything
to eat. We have really commenced
housekeeping, and by the time this
paper reaches all our subscribers, we
shall be fully installed. It Is a new
feature in our life, that of sitting at
the foot of our own table, and carv
ing the turkeys we shall have every
day, (provided, you knou-,) and asking
this one and that one what he or she
will be helped to "what part," they
prefer, &o., &o. But we'll try and do
the thing handsome, feeling, that if
we fail, twill be in a good cause
Besides, we might as well commence
now, for, as the old saying goes, we
"can't learn any younger," and we
know not how soon it may devolve
upon us as a necessity. But, as we
intimated in the outset, we want lots
of vegetables and "things" brought to
us
We commenced too late, and
were too busy to make much of a gar
den for ourself, consequently must
buy. Don't forget the fancy gate.
A good fellow fellow lives about there,
and would be pleased to see any of
his friends "drop in" when they feel
disposed to the joing ladies especi
ally. TO CORRESPONDENTS.
We are often requested by corres
pondents to answer them by letter.
This we should be veiy happy to do
in all cases, if we could find the time,
but as we have but very little leisure,
we can hardly undertake so onerous a
task.
"Ella." Your poetry we decline
publishing.
"Jeems." Your article about fe
male education is too long, and is
made up of worn-out and dull argu
ment. Dull, because the same has
been used so often before.
"Emma." We will write to you in
a few days in regard to your becom
ing a regular contributor, and pro
curing others for us. However, wo
would say now, that we don't want
them unless number one.
"Jack." Your burlesque declined,
and permit us to add that we think
"Jack is really a dull boy."
"Several Girls." You must be pa
tient. In the course of two or three
weeks we will give attention to you
all.
The Weather and Crops. It has
been warm, warm, warm, for several
days, and we feel it more because at
night it is rather cool. But when old
Sol gets up in the morning, "its wake
snakes" then, and no mistake. Even
the leaves on a row of mulberry trees
on Main street, have been partially
wilted. However, we have experi
enced several refreshing shower.", and
crops all look finely. Corn is doing
very well, and the visitation of anoth
er good rain or two will almost set it
beyond danger at least, some of it.
Upon the whole, the season sofar.hns
been very good, and the farmers seem
to be in fine spirits. YVIipat, about
which so much fear was entertained,
has turned out to be an average crop,
if not more than an average. Sever
al persons have told us that they
would make more than they had lor
several years. So mote it be.
B.shopOtev. This worthy and em
inent divine preached in Winchester
last Monday night, and administered
tho rites of confirmation and ordina
tion. Tho Bishop's health is now en
tirely restored, we believe, and this
fact w ill meet an anxious welcome in
the hearts of all who know him. Dr.
C. T. Quint ard, pastor of the Episco
pal Church at Nashville, was also
with us the first part of the week.
Ho prenched on Monday, and a splen
did sermon it was, if report be true.
The Bishop left here for Knoxville,
accompanied, we believe, by Dr
Quiutard.
Caught Up. Having been thrown
behind, several weeks since, with our
paper, we have been striving since to
get out the Home Journal at the usual
time. This week we have succeeded,
and unless sickness or somo equally
poweiful obstacle intervenes we will
be in the future, all right.
Trust Sale of Negroes.
In pursuance of a deed of irutt executed
by 1 bonis S. Logan, reentered in Inn Kegi
inter' office of Franklin county, in Book X,
page 60:1 and 5114, 1 will offer fur le to the
highest waiter, Tor caah,
on Moadau. Julu Alh. 1850.
before I lie Court House door in Winchester,
Tennestee, the following (laves, viz :
Charlea, a negro man aged about 115 years,
Duke, a negro man (id excellent black
smith ard Cuacli-sniitli) rged about 25 years
Funny, a negro woxan aged about 28
years, and
Ilacnael, a negro woman aged about 30
yeara.
Said negroes will be sold to aatitfy the
deb'a secured by raid dews nr trust.
ANDREW ERW1N Trustee
June 2 ids.
F. A. LODGHMILLER .
woold cell Um attaatioa
OF EVERY ONE
U Um aplaadid atoct sf
Spring Goods
ksaSMWpataa
Mart a?
UAjya Mmri eseettttlaa, aaUTrtat,M
Attorney General and Reporter.
W are eiithoriaed to snnouncs J.O.
SIIACKLEFORD, of Clarkiville, as a
candidate for Attorney General and Re
porter for the Stata. Election lbs 13th
of Auguel.
UML.-L - JllM UU ffi Tff I. i.l It
For Attorney General.
Wa are authorised to announce H. H.
Smith a candidate for Attorney General
from this district.
We are authorized to announce R. E.
Gillclard, of FeyettevilU, a candidate
for Attorney General in this diitrict.
Framkiih Co. Tenn April 22.
Editor Home Journal :
Please announce to the voters of Frank
lin county that 1 am a candidate for the
office of Register, at the next March
election. Ai I ain a cripple4, and una
ble to ride but a abort distance hone
back, it will bo almost out of my pow
er to meet the people at the different pre
cincti, but will if 1 can.
Youre, truly,
MARTIN G. OSBORN.
For Congress.
We are authorized to announce A. M.
Tillman a candidate for Congress in thia
District.
We are authorised to announce James
H. Thomas, a candidate for Congress in
this district.
We are authorised to announce Wh.
H. Polk a candidate for Congrese from
this diitrict.
For Senate.
Editor Homs Journal :
It having been understood for some time
past that 1 would bo a candidate to rep'esent
the counties of Lincoln and Franklin in tho
Senatorial branch of our next General As
sembly, in order that this fuct may be more
fully known, you will please announce my
name ax a candidate.
I will take thia occasion to atale that hav
ing to work, it will be impossible for me to
commence a canvass until Spring, but at the
usual tine 1 will meet the people ot each
county at the various places of voting and
present totliem my views on the questions ol
Federal and State policy in which thoy aro
interested.
Your most ob't serv't, Sic,
Taz. W. Newman.
Sept: 30. to
Franklin County1, Tenn.
Editor Home Jouiinal: Pleaso announce
to the people of Franklin and Lincoln coun
ties that I am a candidate to represent tiiem
in the senatorial branch ol tho next Legisla
ture, and oblige
xours, truly,
J. J. Adebnatiit.
Sept. 8, l?-ri8. ta.
We are authorized to announce James R.
Chilcoat, of Lincoln, a candidate for Senator
to represent the counties of Lincoln and
Franklin at the next August election.
For Legislature.
We are authorized to announce James
R. Slattek a candidate for the Lcgisla
ture Irom the county ol Franklin.
We aro authorized to announce M. R.
Mann, Eki-, as a candidate to represent
Franklin County in the lower House of the
next General Assembly lor the state ot ten
lessee.
We an authorized to announce John P.
Weddington a candidate to represent Frank
lin (o. in me lower tinmen oi um next u-eu
oral Assembly for the State of T iinctmee.
We aro authorized to announce Col. Wm
A. Parks a candidate to represent r ranklin
C'ornty in the lower branch ot tho next Uene
nil Assembly lor lennessce.
We aro authorized to announce Madison
Williams Eq. a candidate, for reelection to
the Legislature from the county ot 'Franklin.
MR JA.ttl'-St.LAKKK'S
Celebrated F in u I e Pills.
Prepared tiom a 1'iescripiionoisir J. t'laikii, M. 1). Pliff
aicutl bxttaoiuniary in ine ucrn.
rnlllS INVAI.UAtll.li MKIIICI.nK IS U.NPAH.IXG IX
X the cure or all those painful and ilu ngeious riiftratfato
which the female constitution is subject. It moderate, II
exrese and removes all obstruction!, and a apecdy cure
nay be relied on.
TO .MAHItlKU LADIES t
It la peculiarly suited. It will, in a short time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottleprice One Dollar beara the Governmerl
Stamp ot Great DilUin, to prevent counterfeit.
CAUTION.
These Fill, should Noma tahin by females during the
FlItSTTIIIltX MONTHS or I'ai.iiNA.-NCY, as (hey are sure
to bring on miscaiiuiaui, but at any other time i Hav aui
Ir ait cases ofervous and Spinal Affections, Pain inthe
IhtcHiiid Limbs. Kstiuuc on xliitht extMtiori, P.lritalioitol
the liecrt, Hysterica, and Whites, these Pills will effect a
cure when all other means have fulled and although a
powerful reniedy, do nut contain iron, calomel, antinion)
or anything hui l lul to the const itution.
rull ilireclionarcompany each package.
Bole Agent For the United States and Canada,
JOH MOSES,
(Late I. C HaldwiiicV Co,)
Horhuater, N. V
5. n. HI OOand 6 postage stamps enclosed to any
authorised Agent, w ill insure a bottle of the Pills by re
turn mail-
For sale bv Smith W. Houihtnn, Agent at Winchester,
and by Kerry A lleiuoville, Nashville, wholesale Agents
orlennessee. uecrj ly
II. TSTASSATJICR,
WINCHESTER, TENN.,
HAS now opened, and for exhibition
and sale, at his Store, on the South-west
corner of the Square and Main Street,
a beautiful stock ol READY-MADE
CLOTHING, comprising the latest and
best styles of
COATS, PANTS AND VFSTS.
The Goods he has on hand am well
made, anil warranted to stand equal to
the beat home-madi Cloih-njr. The ex
tra larjrelot ol GENTLEMEN'S FUR
NISHING GOODS cannot fail to pleaxe,
aa it is superior to anything of the aort
ever before brought to this market.
In addition to his large stork of Cloth
ing, he has a splendid assortment of
BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERS AND HATS.
His atock of lioota and baiters are
very nice, and have met with universal
nraise from all who have seen them. In
short, the whole of the outer man can be
furnished to a " T," by calling and buy
ine from H. NASSAUElt.
P. S. A lot of Carpeting on hand,
which being aside from his regular line
of trade, will be aold very low, for noth
ing but low pricea induced him to make
the purchaae. 11. N.
April 7, 1859.
LOST. , ,
Somewhere between B rax I ton a cor
ner, on the square and the railroad bridge,
a10 bill, on tho bank of Tennessee.
The finder will be rewarded and receive
thstbaoksof D. R. SLITTER.
Journal Oie.
GROCERIES.
A LARGER STOCK
. 'MAN USUAL
James Campbell
WINCHESTER, TENNESSEE.
I have now in atore a larger assortment
than usual of Family Uroce-ies, consisting
mainly of auger, coffee, molasses; white,
brown, loaf and crushed sugar; fine and com
mon candies; a fine lot of leu; almonds, pa
eans, nutmegs, doves, apiee, pepper, ginger,
mace, cinnamon, aoda, powder and shot, in
digo and madder, saltpetre, starch; crackera
of all kind, cakea, tie. Also, a good lot ot
cigare and tobacco; atar and tallow candlea,
wash boards, brooms, water buckets, soap;
a lot of ahoae and boota, and a good lot of
factory thread, (Pipe's). Also, a large lotot
Quocnsware,
glass tumblers, while lead, SALT, vinegar,
and so forth, and ao forth. I will keep con
stantly on hand
Ilinton s orand of Flour.
I shall from lime to time add to my stock any.
thintr the necessities of tho people may re
quire, and would aolicit a call from them be-
tore they purcuase eisnwnere.
Sept 30. If
WILLIAB1 STEWART
DBALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
it E.ID IDE
CLOTHING,
Fancy Goods,
HATS, BOOTS,
and Shoes,
GEOCEEIES,
Hra."wsi,re,
QUEENSWARE, &U.,
HAS jot received his
SPRING STOCK
and uniting as he docs all the above branches
of business in one, ho thinks ho will be able
to oiler such inducements to the public aa to
mako it
TO THEIR INTEREST
to trade with him, and would respectfully so
licit an examination of his stock before pur
chasms elsewhere.
Beeswax, (Jiiisonij, Feathers, brown Jeans
Sic, taken ia exchange fur goods ai,d markot
price paid.
April U Wm. STEWART.
FIRST ARRIVAL
IP. ,V. EMBREY
ia now receiving his Spring puichascs of
Dry Goods, which hi; selected in person with
great care, and which ho believes will suit
the wants of the people ponerally.
In Lis stock of Drees Goods will be found
Double Skirt MusIip Jlubcs,
I'rin'ecl Juconcts,
Brilliants,
Striped N.iiutionk Muslin,
CRAPE IMAGE SHAWLS,
(VEIIV BEAUTIFUL,)
Hoop Sltirtu tiny amount,
Muslin llolic A. Laiz,
" Ducnls,
Black Luce Points, ,
BOiMIMETS,
FltOM $2 50 TO $15,
AND Oil I SO BEAUTIFUL I
ALSO
Kill Boots and blippors,
Funcy Dri'saSiirs, Funcy Bcrngej,
Pruned Jai'knnets anil I.nwns,
Swiss, iMtill, and Nainsook Muslin',
Undersleeves, Chcinizeits,
Edgeings Insert inrs, Collnrs,
ISoiinet Trimmings, Flowers, &c.
BESIDE
Fine Cloths, CasRimeres, Vestings,
lieady-Mstle Clothing,
HATS, B33TS, SHOES, &C, &C.
ALSO on hand
QuceiiFwarn, Glassware,
Glassware and Cm 'cry.
marlO W. S. EMBREY
CEDAR WSTS,
The ondersifned, living in Franklin Co.,
will supply, at any time, after a few daya ao-
tice, allkindaof
MCE CEDAB FrW.
at rates aa low as aay can be had in Franklin
County. ... . ,
Orders left at the Hon Journal offioe m
Winchester, will W P?l
AavH ! If ABRAHAM BOWEM.
mm rare,
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O f
SMITH Q CAI.I1,
Whetoeals aad RUU
aot.teWrsla
of Country
all kinds
Produce.
KEEP cooetaottj on band a tare aetortmant or Iraa,
Kaile.CeoUnieaod iMKMlMO mPLUitthn,
A complete line of Carpentera Tools,
Hardware, Cutlery and Chaina,
Hate, Boota and Shoes,
A variety of Housekeeping Goods,
Tuba, Buckets, Brooms Si Stone Ware,
Wltta a Itill stock of ths moat
Choice Groceries,
for family supplies, auch aa
Brown, Cruahod and Loaf Sugars,
Golden Syrup &. Sugar House Molasses,
Rio, Laguyra, and Java Coffee.
Star, Sperm, and Tallow Candles,
CHEESE,
OYSTERS,
SARDINES,
TOBACCO,
CIGARS,
SNUFF,
POWDER,
LEAD,
SHOT,
CAPS,
FUSE,
INDIGO,
MADDER.
U'HITE LEAD,
OILS,
TURPENTINE.
SACK & BARREL
SALT,
&C.,&C.,&C.
CRACKERS,
FISH.
PICKLES,
PEPPER,
SPICE,
SODA,
TEAS,
GINGER,
MACE.
CLOVES, .
VINEGAR
ALUM.
SULPHUR,
alt of which are offered, and will be aold at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICE FOR CASH,
OR ITS EQUIVALENT.
Winchester, Nov. 91,1661. tf
3V
GROCERY.
G. C. GORIIAM & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
All kinds of Country Produce,
Dry Fruits, Hides, &c.
Keeps constantly on hand
Flour and Meal,
Lard, Butter,
Cheese,
Oysters,
Sardines.
Crackers,
Mackerel,
Pickets, Pepper,
Spice, Cloves,
Madder,
Salt in Sacks,
" " Barrels,
Brown Sugar.
Crushed do,
Pulo do,
Loaf do,
Molasses,
Golden Syrups,
Coffee,
Star Candles,
Tallow candles.
Assorted Candy,
Almonds, Pecans,
Raisins and Figs,
also :
Liquors, Brandies,
Whiskies, Gin,
Ciller and Ale, for
medicinal purposes.
Mustard, Ginger,
Mace, copperas,
Alum, Simla,
Sulphur, Soap,
Smoking loliacco,
Chewing Tobacco)
Cigars, Snuff,
Potcdcr and Shot,
he d,
Percussion Caps,
Indigo,
All of tho above articles will be sold low
for ca-li. Cull and -e lor yourielvi-H.
Winchester, J)ft:. !, . 4stf
fffW! L8TJ?U?l1oNTS
Tho subscriber would respfctfully infurin
ihe ciii.miH ol' Wiiii'heatur anil vicinity thut
lie ban 1'iniio Fortes of cvorv tlnscription lor
salo, hi cli ok ihe fl, !J, (ij, (j anil 7 octavcB
ol every Rtyle ot tinisli, iroin the nerlrctiy
pit, in to l lie inoht clulxirotcly enrved case.
1'ncea ranirniL' Irom Slli to si.iuhp
Also iMclotleons and all kind of string and
wind instruments, such ns the llnrp, Violin,
nnd Gnitur; ihu Flute, Cluronci, and all kinds
of brass inslruniouts.
Al-) Mimic Books and Sheet musio. A lib'
eral discount made to dealers unci teachers.
Will sell nt Boston nnd New York prices,
merely adding expoiivcs of' freight.
Wm. E. Be WITT.
Winchester, Dec. 0. 2stf
JO. Git AY, M. H. UUIHE.
Ortiy t Duflie,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
l'riiicuton, D'lllas Co., Ark.
June 0 ly
SUISL'ENDEI?
B RAGES
KOtt
Brocini; tho Shoulders, straiihteninf tlio
boilv, cxpniidini; tho chest, atrcnetlicninu the
I.nngH nnd iirevputing ConHitinption, snitalilo
for Liulios, Men and Children.
Tliry nnn bo contracted or enlnrgod at ploaH'
ure. I'ricos from $1 Tit) to .r). Ml ordora
promptly attended to, and 15;ticcnfrtU by ma
to any portion of country. Address
T. J. 4'iiiiiiiiIiikh
TiiIIiiIioiiiii, Tonn.
STATE OF TENNESSEE.;
Mary Read,
va
Tlios. Read et ats.
On molion of complainant, and it appear
in! to the sal infliction of the. clerk and Mas.
ter that the dcl'endanlK, Thus. Rued, James
Chapman and wil'n Jane, and Kliznbcth
Bourne, non-rosidents of tlicrtuto of Tenne
see, so the ordinary procces of law cannot be
served upon tliem.
It ia therefore ordered that publication be
mndo for foi'r sucresive weeks in lite town
of Winchester, Tennessee, requiring said
non-rcsiilents In spiicar herein on or before
the fii.it day of our next Chancery Court, on
Wednesday after the third Alonday in Au
gust next and plead answer nr demur to said
Bill,i r the name will be taken for confessed
and set for hcarinir exparie as to llietn.
June. 0. 11. it. EM1LL, C. & M.
A. DESPORT
has opened Gallery in
Winchester, over S. W.
Houghlon'a drug store, and
would be pleased to aee all who wish
accurate likenessea of themselves aad at
low pricea. Call aoon.
June 2, if
II IG Ml EST CIS II PRICES
raid for Nejroet.
I will f if in cash mora than any aiaa for
young una. neajroeo. irv me and aatiaiy
your Mir or tbo tact.
ALEXANDER WILLIAMS.
FafclO - to Najsjtiui, Teas-.
HflftJEU
um
, WOOD, EDDY, & CQS ,
LOTTE n.113 m I
CAPITAL , PRIZE, .9 50,000 I
TICKETS QWLY j14i '
WOOD, EDDY ak COw4 ITIAJVAGEBS,
fcucccaaoia to gj. fcwmi dc Co.
The Itotlowlni Schema will be drawn by Wood. BdsvAi
Co., Manaaere or the Sparta Academy Latter;, In each of
their bWle Number Lotteries toe Mr, ISM. at Air
W8TA73eorila, ta public, uadar the aupertnuieiiJor
CLASS ,
Sauarday, Jalf,
Drawt
, 199.
CLAfeS 88.
Draw Saturday, Jalf,
9, ita.
CLASS 99.
Draws Saturday, July, 16, 18S9.
CLASS 80,
Drawl Saturday, July, 98, 1839.
CLASS 81,
Drawt Saturduy, July, 80, 1889.
ON TUB FLAW Or SINGLE NUMBERS.
BO.OOOTloketn!
Five Thousand Four Hundred and Eighty,
five Prizes.
NEARLY ONB PHI2B TO KVERY NINR TIOKBTi.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME I
to aa; drawn
Each Saturday in July.
1 Prlie of $00,000 10 PrUe ol a l,M0
I " 1(0,000 to ' oOO
t " " 10.UOU 10 " 400
t " 6,000 10 ' " JuO
I " M 4,0(10 so 1'rtiea of 160
1 " J.0O0 .60 ' 100
Approximation Frizes.
4 prtiea u f lOOijiproximeiluf to 70,000irlu are 1,600
ilo
do
JOll
Soil
80,000 " l.SOO
100O0 1000
6,000 prtaeeare WO
4.000 " 00
a. ooo - " sco
1,600 400
100,000
ta
too
lo0
100
80 ars
4lO
do
do
do
6,000
6 4& prliaa amounting to ('130,000
Whole tickets $10; Halves (5; Qu'rs $2 J.
BSg" Remember that every Pizo in
the above Scheme is drawn, and payable
in ull without deduction.
CKKTIPICATK8 OP HACKAG&j will be aoU at the
following ratee, which ie the rlakf
Cerlitlcatea el fackana of 10 Whole Ticket,, tRO
' " lOIIiir 40
" - IrtQuirter ' 90
' " lOKijhlh 10
SrAKTA ACADEMY LOTTEBV,
CLASS NO. 405,
Draws M'ednuday, July 21th, 1859.
ON TUB
three mmm viak
T5 Nusnbt'i's 14 Ui'iiuu itallots.
NKAHLY ONB PHI2B TO EVERY TWO TICKKTS I
I Cirand l'rizc of $38,000.
1 Prize of (10,000!
4 Prizes of $0,000!
0 Prizes of 4.000!
0 Prizes of 2,000!
1 Prizes of 10,000!
1 Prizes ol 0,070!
&c, iic.,
ice., &c,
27.8H Prizes Amounting to $513,100
Whole Tickets $10; Halves $5; Quarters
$2 50
In ordcriiiff Tickets or Certificates,
Hucluse the money to our addresa for the tickets order.
fd, on receii't ol wliicb tbey will be forwanled by lirat
mail.
The Mat of Prawn Number, and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers immediately aHer the drawina.
u- Iui rhuaei s will please wt ile their sianaturaa plain.
ami xivetiieir t'ost oince, i-nunty and state.
nr aii jiriiri or l.uuu and under, paid iniineuiareiy arter
the drawing oilier pruea at tne usual time ot juuaya.
Kotice to H'orrespoiitieiitn.
Those whu firlcr mil sending money by mall, can use
lliv auiiiiis l.xr-iM 4'iiiany,
wlieteby money lui Tickets in sums of Tcu Uotlais, and
upwulds, can tie femt us
At our riikaiitl rsponso,
from any city or luwn wheifi tliey have an cilice. The
money and outer must he cuclutjed in a "iMivernmetil
1'ust otlVe fitaiuid cjiveluiie," or the Lxpresa Cuiuvany
uiinut receive llit'iu.
Ail ctiiiiniiiiiiLUliuiisstriclly conridential.
Addri'xs uiilcis fur litkelsoi cerlllicales to
Win )1, 1 i V &, t'U., August!!, fienrgm.
or, WUOD, EDUYi CO., Atlanta, Georuia.
or, WOOD, EDDY &. CO., Wilniuigton Del.
hlXTZ ale CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
NO. I'J, CEDAR ST BUT,
NASUYILLF, TEJSN.
J KKP constantly on howl a (noJ aseor'ineut of the
latent Kt)lra tl lui nifluiiR puiKle. Oitteiairom a etis
urn e prumptl y uttrmtfil to mul wan.uteil to give satia
faction in quality of fiootla anil lit, auW,tr
1'U Kilt All' r A I N Tl i j .
W. COOl'EK,
IS permanently locate,! in NAs'llVIM.K, at number 49,
1 Ctiuitli atrerl, over I'ornclius' Knrniture atore, iirI
lrei.ieil to pain! Portraitaanil l'tiolourajiliic Lltteneaaea,
from Miniature to IM'c bi.-,
at Miort nutii:e, ami entire satisfaction given, l'ertona at
, distance cuu aenil tliei, inctnrrs, wliirh will auawer alt
I'ui iwsea. ( N.slivillr, Tenn., Oct 31
State of Tciinmaee, Fnaukllii Co
James Sargent, Adair, et ah.,
vs.
Martin Crahtrte, George Crubtrce,
Nicholas llaizc and wife Zilla.
On motion of complainant, and it appealing
to tho satisfaction of the Clerk tl'at tho do.
I'e:ilantn, Martin Crnhtree, (icorgo Crah'ror,
Nicholas lluio and wife Zillu, aro non-rcsi-dt
nla of the Slato of TonueHHee, so that the
ordinary pruccbs of law cannot bo served up
on thorn.
It is therefore ordered that publication be
mado for four successive weeks in tho Home
Journal, a paper published in tho town ol
Viii:licler, Tenn., requiring aid non-rcsiilents
to appear herein on or before tho.liM
Alonday in July ni'Xt, and plead, answer or
demur to t-aid liill, or the same will bo lakuii
for confessed ant ct for hearing exparta as
tothem. iune'J R. F. t-lJiis, Cl'k.
FAI.llINO AMlKIISON,
teuaiton, 'leiiB.
Aaativille, 'leiiu.
i. & v. an:icso,
Wboleaale Grocers, HroJuce and
CoiumiMHion Nrrchaiils,
ARD DEALERS l
BRANDIES, WINES, WJIISKEV, &c,
ALSO,
Dealers in Bacon, Lard and Country
Produce, tf every Description,
Corner of Colleie and llroad le.
NASHVILLE. TE1VNESSEE.
WB ,re now In receipt of a tare and welt aaaorted
tintk ol (irnceriea, Liquora, die, to wLica we Unfit
tne attention of l lie trade.
SUGARS.
ISO boxes Chewint Tobacco,
IfOhMaLoutuana Sugar all
erldra.
ii (roues v..t orauus.
liiOOkeja Mto lead,
SI bi'le M V. and Baltimore
lu ao nam, all aiica.
HO do bar Lead.
I'ru.he.l Kuur,
J bW, . V. I.mf and row
dared Kuitar.
COFKEE.
ia do Maaona Blacklna,
o,,,, D.;n nne iii,
lino bbta Kanawha Fait,
16 boxea qua it flaake.
100 baa cliotc Ualttmora
!12o do putt and t rial
eOheaacBOkaRtwOrUaoajlOO kesa Salla. aaaortal al
Code.
Coffee,
ace.
MOLASSES.
70 bhia cbotce Heboiled Mo
laeee.
LIQUORS
40 bbla Sniiik's old Baoerav
al whi,kr.
.eakbta old nVMikoi Wkla
80 (bbta chotco R boiled!
Miuaea,
(0 kaa lioklen Srrup.
SUNDRIES.
ker.
AS do oil Rra WMaker.
S4 do do Mwalal
g-d So Plae'a Maanooa
an do T.na pur oUM do
It iaH.mM.-t
4 do oW tort Cm o
Ig do oidreiteai atala,
oa Wlaoa.
tribla am til.
T doHonaoddo
IT dooM COfMO Brtotf,
4J d 4n do
J ksakais Cewaaptcoa
WIm.
tnl) boxes Klar Candle,
iou an,w "
n do Hat Snar,
100 do Ground Pepoar,
M do do ferae.
14 do do Guitar,
M do an Carb aoda,
t do Initio. aU suo
liacaaboraikSnda,
t do Madder,
nbet farror,
l do SPK,
nax r."'
m kkia i ador Vuaut
if dna Broome.
tm.oae aaootted Clear.
ao tao aaauai Tokacoo,
oiMauTbk.
TeootiMe Hta muf otkor artklaa aaatj aa an aani
P.& C.1NOERSON.
jaw, mtr
VALUACLE PROPERTY
FOR QA T.bTTI. '
' I offer for tale my Mill and 2C0 A tree "
ofland lying three miles North of Win. .
cheater, upon il( River. The walei
powei it sufficient to run three Grist
Milli all tho year,-nd the Saw Mill 8
months In the year. The Griat Willi "
are all in good running order. Alio, a.
Urge, new, frame . . tl..
DWELLING HOUSE,
just completed, with other out boon
and one ooia spring oi ireestoot wbim
near tot house. Any person warning
auch property would do well to come io
examine, ai 1 am determined to eell.
For further particular! call upon the o
dersigned upon the premiaea.
Mar tl. H. B. HINTON.
LAUD FOn SALE.
I wiih to tell my tract of land, oa which
I am now living, containing about on
hondred and ninty aix acres, lying about
four milei north of W Incheater, Tann. o
Elk River, and about four miles from tbo
Nashville and Chattanooga Rail Road,
and bounded by thtlanda of W. H. Phil
ips and B. Criimao. Said land it very
rich and attractive. About eighty acres
are in a high itate ofeultivation with good
fencei, a good Dwelling house atablia,
out houses, &c. Also three excellent
springe are on the place within a abort
distance of the house. There ia on tho
place a most excellent orchard of fin
fruit, and a still houie and atill cloaa by,
which can be bought. Thia it a desirable
tract ofland and affords an excellent op.
portunity for any one to get a bargain.
I can be teen almost any time at home.
TIPTON GILLESPIE.
Winchester, Terin. Feb. 10, '9. if
NOTICE.
All pertoni indebted to the estate of
Joseph Bradford, deceased, art hereby
notified to make payment. And those
having clalraa against laid estate will
present them aa prescribed bylaw.
Mar 31 J AS. K. SHOOK, Adm'r,
with will annexed of Jos. Bradford, dee'd.
Insolvency Notice.
I am authorised to announce the insol
vency of tho estate of Sophia N, Boaticlc.
All persona having claims against aaid
estate are hereby notified to file rhem
with the clerk of the County Court. Win.
cheater, Tenn. Mat21 '59.
THOS. H- WOODS, Adnrr.
JOHN LOCKEN.
BOOK BINDDB
Sou. Mcth. Publishing House,
Nashville, Tenn.
Blank books of superior quality manufae
lured for banks and the counting room, and
books rebound tor tne library or parlor. Call
and ace specimens. Feb3 ly
NOTICE.
All who know themselves indebted ta
the undersigned will please come for
ward and pay up their small bills imrne.
diately, or not think hard of us, if neces
sity compel: us to put their accounts ia
the hands of an oilicer. We owe mon
ey, ourselves, end have no other meant
to look to but what our patrons owe us,
and but for necessity, the call would net
be mado- April 7th, 1850.
CLOPTOX d: MURRELL.
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
FOR SALE,
ON REASONABLE TERMS!
I will fell mv Hotel and lot, on the Square,
iiiclinling'.ilio Siorehonto occupied by U. A.
Miook. I lie lot I routs 3U0 leet on Main
Blrcct, V.iOon J offer boh, and 2(10 oil Church
strci't, nnd cornering on the West corner of
the block. 1 am determined to sell this
DESIRABLE ntOVEKTY,
and perxons wishing to purchase, can exam
ine for themselves. TERMS MODERATE.
Apply soon, or you will loose a bargain.
W. O. BROOKS.
Ap.il 29, lsna.
HOUSE AND LOT
FOR SALE!
TbaTirs?xlii.
Will be given ! I
NOW IS THE TIME!
Wo propose to sell a house and lot in
Cowan, Tenn., bt a remarkably low
price' Ai n place of business it is num
bet one fronting tho N. & C. Rail
Rual, and in o fine section of the coun
try, being only four miles from Sewa
tue, tho kite of the University of the
South, ami right on tho way for travelers,
to lterthcba Springs. Betides the aceoe
ry is veiy beauiilul in this whole section
of the country, aud fine water gurgles up
from numbers of springs immediately
around. A bargain can he had by tin
mediate application to
JOHN A. LAW & Co.
June2 Cw.
P. S. All persona indebted to the
above firm aro requested to coma forward
and settle by note or cash.
ToThriublic.
The undersigned being well known aa
writer, would otl'ur his cervices to all require
intf Literary aid. lie will furnish Addressee,
Orations, Eways. Presentation Speeches and
replies, Lines for Albums, Acrostics prv
para matter for the Press Obituaries, and
write Poetry upon any subject. Addroaa
(postpaid) FIN LEY JOHNSON,
Baltimore, ma.
A. 8. Collar. ioka FrlnelU ' A. B. itarka
Colyar, Frizzell & Marks,
ATTOBNEY3 jtVT IA."W.
Wiuc hosier, Teniieoae.
Will practice in all tho Courts held for ifaa)
Counties of Franklin, Lincoln, Bedford, Cot
fee, Grundy, Warren and Marion in Tfonsa
see, and Jackson in Alabama, and in the 6a
preme Court at Nashville, Tennessee.
i CEO. B. JOTT, 3
o
(Lata CllfioaAlUotO
M
has now removed to No. 82
College street, near the Sewa..
nee House, where hehaaopen
ed a stoclt of first rats
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Just Received.-
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