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HOME JOURNAL. WM. J.SI.ATTKR, F.oirou. One vear, e"iit. Hi months, - cent. Tiin-e umnUis, --- 1 ceiil. When sent out of the county, the Kntagc ('J'jufiitN per annum,) is added to a lime r;iU. Wednesday, Nov. 7, 1 0S3. :i f Congress will meet dm Aiomhiy, De cember 31. November 'Ulli in designated by tin President m day of thfink'iving and jiruycr. Mr. Archie 'Ihoimis hits sold the Springfield Kocord mid will soon M-niovo to Florida. Tho Tcnncnt.: Confirmee f the M. K. Church, Smith, will li'.IJ its session next ynir in Nushvillo. (fan. K'.IhtI TiMitiiltH, of (Jt.-jrniii, Inn- joined tho .Methodist Church, nnd wnf was baptized by Hi:-li"I 'rtl'- Senator HurriM, of TtiiurnM.o, has liml it severe attack of maliiriul lever ut Washington, but is convalescing' Mr ('bus. A. Wurrcu, Sr., n proini- unit inn! wealthy citizen of Shi lbyvillc, died at Imh residence in that plurc, a few days eiiico, iitfod about 1-1 yearn. Our Country, iwhlished at Union daily lioiv, ocrity our (lily, expresses a preference for Col. A 8. Colyai ana nuididule for Oovcruor Ht the next Stale (lection in Teiinessio. And you could not liml a heller man According to a Miihoniincdiin prph- et, the world will come to an end on Thursday of thin week, lie don't ray whether it will occur in the nn riling or evening. Tim weather prophets aro divided about l In; weather tho coming winter. Sonic euy it will be un open warm win ter, mid others say it will be a very cold one. vm c iiir.-ei There arc 4 ,&',!) members of the M. ). Church, South, in thin the Shelby vilhi Conference I iel ric-t. Tin-average wiliirieH paid to preachers in the district is .J.'KM.Ho'. Some members of the family of Kcv. A. I Dix, formerly of this place, but now of Union Springs, Ala., wen-pois oned recently by drinking buttermilk j that had anionic in it. Mr. I'. Swaun has been awarded I he contract to build a prdrHtiil for (lie Jackson f! u lun on capitol hill, Nude villn. It i.i to be of I laid Temie-M c mar ble, and I I feet in 1 eight, The llepulilicir.ia propone to uinki capital out of the civil rights, decision Who knows, after all, hut what the de cision waH rendered in orler to win over' this ni'LTocH ut the ncU IVosidi nliul election, The Ohio lieiiublican Stale Central Coiiiniitlee claim that tho result in the In to election in that Stale fully justifies, tho belief that upon purely National is sues Ohio still remains ns ever seeim-lv hlicnn. From Telaxwell. To the 1 Ionic Journal : Mr. Winkler, who was accidentally shot a fortnight since, is recoveiing. Mr. .John LighH'ool returned from Lincoln county u few days since with his bride. He v.ns married October 2 1 to Miss Anna Hrcwer, of Mo'.iuo, Tenn. Mr. Win. Lawing and two si.'tcrs, ul Owrk, Mo., are visiting relatives in our community. They left this State for Miwouri 4' years ago. Mr. Iiwing in n lir.Minii! of vour townsinaii, Mr. Jno j A. Lading. Ojr Tinners are yet noting wheat. Me.-nrs. Marti. i, Foster A: Co. have on r-xhihiti' ii u (:!" mukical clock. Tli' re. un; H-veia! train: and villi our railnad's pr vi!!.".tre brighten?. An iiit. nslinglvibhath School, under the puoerilit'lid-tiee of Prof, limber, i held at Walnut Hill school lioiiie every SotwImv evening, bci'llinin'' lit Uiiee o cloclc. Mr. Miin. West i hard on the show. We lire glad to know that the News is to have nn editor ( iiaiion. A man lately went to I,t vihtown, Illi nois, got drunk in one of tho saloons, and was arrested and fined llccp i.eiile.1 the ca-e to the Circuit Court.nml it was tried before a jury proven on the tria LewisloH-n had licensed three men at 81,000 to sell li-jiior and make drunk ards; that this man Iscauie the victim of thepe co-piirti:ers (the town of Lewi town lind the srtloou men), and was made drunk; that one of the copart ners film town of Lewistown) sought to plunder their victim some more by finiii!' him. ihc inrv declared liy tlien IN 1813. Jt was I that the town of H:3torical Facte from an Old Geography. Prof. Ilalhach, of Nashville, is in pof-session of a very rare book Morse's Geography published in Huston in 1 8 13. Of Tennessee it sa vs : l eniiessei! is divided into five districts Washington, Hamilton, Mero, Rob ertson, Winchester and thirty-eight counties. In 1S10 the State had 201,727 inhali ilauts, of which 4 only were slaves. The inhabitants chic-lly emi grated from Pennsylvania mid that part of iri'inin winch lies west ot tlm Jinn ilidga. The aucest T of these people wen; irenerallv of the Scotch nation, joint! of whom emigrated first to Ire Iniiil and thence to America. A few Germans and Knglish are intermixed. '1 ho soil is luxuriant and will afford .verv iiiodiiction Unit inav he grown in nnv imrt of the United States. The usual crop of cotton is 800 pounds to the acre, and of corn from bO to 80 and sometimes 100 bushels. The inhabitants have paid great at tention to the interests of science; be sides private schools, then.' are three colleges established by law Greeiievillc in Gi ue county, Hlouut at Kuoxvillc, and Washington' in the county of tl.ut mi'im. The college in Greene coun'.y is flour ishing under the direction of ft president and vice-president, Farm Llfo as it Might Bo. As tho evenings ure growing long every farmer's wife should ct out her table, light her lamp, coll tho "Id man and boys around her, and rend to thcui tho following. It might make them more thoughtful uud considerate men : It is not necessary in thia age of the world for the farmer to rise in tho mid dle of the night to begin his work. This getting up ho early in the morning is a relic of iHirlmriRin. It has made hun dreds and thousands of young men curse the business. There is no need of getting up at 3 or 4 o'clock in the win ter morning. Tho farmer who persists in dragging his wifo and children from their beds at an unreasonable hour ought to be visited by a missionary. It is timo enough to rise when tho sun has set tho example. In tho old times they used to get up about 3 o'clock in the morning, and go to work long before the sun had risen with "healing upon his wings," and, as a just punishment they ull had the ague ; and they ought to have it now. When you rise at 3 or 4 and work till dark, what is lite worth; Of what use is all the improved niacin nerv unless it tends to give the farmer ft little more leisuro? What is harvest ing now compared with what it was in the old time? Thiuk of the days of reaping, of cradling, of raking, and i . i- i "i 'in ..r .1 t. landing aim mowing i iiiiiik ui inrenn ing with a flail anil winnowing with I sheet 1 And now think of the reapers Mere is imewisc a ftnj niuVvfri,, nnd haulers and threshiug machines, and plows and cultivators, upon which tho farmer rides protrected from the sun. If, with all these ad vantages, you cannot get a living with out rising in tho middle of the night, go into some other business. You should Sieietvl'or Promoting I ueful Know! edge." 'A tn.-to for literature is daily increasing Knoxville, beautifully situated on the Ilolstoii, is the seat of government in this State. It has 518 inhabitants. ?.ii.-hvillo is tlm place wherocouru ot rob your family of sleep Bleep is arc In-Ill for the Men. district It hits t,0 best mcdicino in the world. Sleep two houses of public worship, an acadu- mitj V()U aro thoroughly rested. When my, ami 'M" inhabitants. V(l wor, W1,rk, and when you get .louennoronp , un; seal, oi curi(lirmi(,Mi take a good, long ami rctresti IM.'IU III it iisiniigioii in.-ii riei There are hut few other towns of note verdict that the town authorities cannot j 1,1 tl"! go into n ooii-'j.tracy to make m"ii drunk und then fine them for it, and the mini was discharged. The Chnrsgos of a Century. A ltttlu more than a hundred years I ii,t,, In, re was not :i sinide white man in P. P S. I'inehlaek, the colored puli-1 'j, jrt Kentucky , Ohio, Indiana tician.of Louiiianu, has views upon the nnd Illinois. Then, what is now the . .. . i If. ...II '.il. Il ,,,ri I.,, ,r imrt i,l tlm I'nife.l CIV1I ri.'lllS leC.-i,l. Ill- UUhJI mui t mui.h more sense regarding Imh race than do line of the men who are put thei..ielves forward n;i colored cham pioiiH. I le Kiyt, ; " I have never sought :i' tlons in public conveyances tilnces of pilhlic aniii.-rnn nl. the tiasMi'o- of this act. 1 upon my ih-p ii'Liueiit and al Mates was almost as little known as ttiu heart of Africa it.-elf. It was not till 177ft that Boom- left his hoini: in North Carolina to become the lir.it while settler in Kentucky. And .1 . . Ml ! I I t iiiiliioda ' ' pioneer oi wnio uiu noi seuie ,. ti l .',. ! 'here nil twenty years Inter still. ' 0 1 1 e- O .i.i . i I I I I , mile more liiiui oiio iiunureii yeari nig sleep. A great many farmers seem to think that they are tho only laborers in the world. Unit is a loolisli notion, rami ers cannot get along without tho mo chiihic. You aro not independent of the man of genius lour prosperity depends upon the invention Above all,, let the farmer treat bis wifo with infinite kindness. Givo your sous and daughters all tho advantages in your power. In the air of kindness, they will grow about you like flowers. They will fill your homo with sunshine and all your years with joy. Do not try to rule by torcc. A blow irom a parent leaves a scar on the soul. I should feel ashamed to die surrounded because, of J ' ' 'V I.i I- . I u. ....... i I ,. , .ii i ii f .......I I,, in" i en mnicn ii i inosi roviiipmi, I ,r what I desired, and I am h as -d to 'ML ., elil-.C'l. I i ' , ")" ' .v. v .. -pi'-K on me poiiiicai iionzoii iiiiucaieo tlie Mtrueeli! that in n score or moro of largely upon the comli, pcop! tl.eliiselves. Jefrcroon P.-Indr-lcs o TiWeiration. bv children I hud whipped. Think of liavi-relied '11"'"'1 belonged to France, and . feeling upon your dying lips the kiss of lili'ly to pay I Washington was a Virginia colonel, and & c,i, ,, md struck I m I. muni .males l lie most royai nam Keo that vour wife ins evorv convc nience. Make her life worth living. Never allow her to becomo a servant Wives weary and worn, mothers wrink led and bent before their time, fill homes with grief and shame. If you are notable to hire help for wives, help them yourselves. See that thev have the best utensils to work with. Women cannot create things by magic. Have plenty of wood and coal A good cellar is a good thing. Ilavo plenty of cis. terns, so that rainwater, may always be siiv I nit I have rarely been r believe I be solution of this (jiiestioii is a . i ., :n .1 ..1 IlllU.er 0 nine, lion mil m " , i .. ,i . e .... i,.,: ,c il, t of llie C'oe'iYil J 11 "V uniini.imiu i'i im- gti atesi repoiiiie oi mo worm. Vis, tliink of it: A century since there wen- only our small newspapers in America; steam engines had ul been iiuiigineii ; locomotives., and steaiiitioats, .lelfers. n, in his inaugural address of a. m km n aos, l-.no u-.egrap.i.t, am, po- , , . , i ' iai euros, in n irni ou-iiiaii iies, aim ri: llated the cs.eiiiial. . ' . , , , ' i'iiu i ", linn in v.a wu -lotimiii uit.i, h,i,i Tho Jonenboro Herald unl Tribune thinks dint if we should ever get the no-fence law for which some of our ex changes are clamoring, several thousand sturdy patriots who want odicn would have to take to the trees. i i The following officers wero recently elected to govern K'helbyvillu for tin ensuing year: Mayor H. O. While- Bide; Aldermen J. H. MeGrcw, N. J. Culliooii, I), G. Shiipard, J. l. Burdctt, L. II. PiisHftii.KJ. C. Neely. The ('Juittiinonga Times notes a sweet potato on exhibition in that city vhicli weighs 10J pounds. Mr. Green Jtraisel ton, who lives about three miles from Winchester, mired one, a few years ago, which weighed Jourkm pounds. "j'iW )i Hnyi Slates March I, 101, f-rmi principles wineii siioun. ro.e1;, uo . ,, ,,..,,, nil(1 fr Ii-I.t- nt innj fr washing. I),, nt rely on a siuipe me iin-iiinisiiaiieii oi our io.i iii mg uweiiings, anil sewing niaciiines, nnu ottrr,.i Bn(j a board. When the rain iii. iil, in the following language, to wit : reapers, nnd mowers, und horse-rakes, , , . n and feed-drills, and steam plows, and " ,,i.ul ...id exact just,,-.- to 1 j ,,,;.,. ru,)ll(.r ,.. ,uu, mithmcitc coal, l ivh.,ieversiaieorpei,i.as,o,,,re.,,o, uiil 1)ll()IKnMKM ,uul clirom raillliMK1, III IIOJM II ill , I 'I o ' , en,,,,. ,' i est friendship with all nations- witling nnd kerosene nil, and the safety lamp, anil tiie compound blowpipe, and the i- . .i i ..I- i ... C... uoi.niii.thld tn till I in': r I . ' . l.C. . ' ii in Miiim " 1 ti nil U'i ii ii I i in r rii vnum mill Krnsaia nn r. ..!..!. i l .ii..iliitit ti.IiiiiMiu. i . . " "K"."'1 " . l" , 1 , I pets, and lever witlehes trillions lor our domestic cone, ,,-ns and ; fAoUyIMt ;,, ul Hie sill est iiiiiniti hB niiiii.ii iiim-n licitn Icndelicies ; the preservation of the Gi-nernl Goveriiment in its whole constitutional vigor, as the sheet-anchor of our pence at home and salety iibroail ; a iealous care of the rights of election by the neopie-ii mint aim wi "-- hold; and the printing-press a cum- mid cotton and nything like the present meaning of theso terms, were utterly unknown. Think of it, wo repeat. A century ago the spinning-wheel was in almost every lannlv, and clothing was spun ami uovni, mid iita.lt; up in tho hoiisc- ot nouses vine. ure. ,Tl,e,. , " Imiiw machine worked by hand : and a oi revo.ution w.iere peacca.ue leu.eiiies iim, a .f ()f, are unprovided ; absolute ,,,,,.,,.,,,. , tlm decisions of the majority --the vi- ,)(-Htl,,;i ,. a or , r .. . pr.nc.p.e o. i -puo.ie .,o, ' I hIiovi-I, r n l.k. r a key, or a bar of ,m.,l.'V ' . r r-'llftliron, or a pane of glass of any t.iMiw.ii.li. imil iinnioi il it ivii'i'lil nl i fit- . . . . n . . J ...... . uns net made in what is now the lolisni ; It well-nisei puiieii iiu.nia--oiir ,. , K.t.iL1 i,',,.. :,, iron ,...... !'f,l , I i ; i i 1 I.- If .' 'i Hnys nn exchange : Tennessee sixes 38 cents in the market. United h sues aro worm 14Z cents, nnu tho reason of this diflerenco is that one pays its debts and tho other don't. Money is plenty elsewhere at 3, 4 or 5 percent Hero il is hard to get from Ii to 10 per cent. And this is Tennessee stiilesniiinsliiji. Capital would pour into t f to Siato in streams but for her poor character. Wo are all under suspicion best reliance in peace ami for too first. iiioiiiei ti of war till regulars may relieve them ; the supremacy of the civil over (lie military authority ; ecoiioiuv in the public expense, that labor may he light ly burdened ; Ihc honest payment of our ilebl.H Mini s.twvil preservation oi the public faith ; encouragement of ng- iculliii-c, ami of commerce as its hand maid ; the intrusion ot information and the arraignment of all abuses tit the bar of public reason ; freedom of religion ; treeilont ot the press; treeilom ot person 1 under tho protection of the hiibin cur I i 1... - : .11.. pus; ninl trial by juries impartially so lecled theso principles form tho briiiht were only seventy-five p.istnfliecs in the country, mid the whole extent of our posi routes was le.-s than nineteen hun dred miles. Cheap postage was unheard of, and hud any one suggested the transmission of messages with lightning speed, he would have been thouuht utterly in sane. Will another century see as ninny discoveries and improvements in the sciences nnd in the arts, and in the ap plication of both to tho progress of civ ilization, nnd the enterprises of busi iuoss and the comforts of life? We ......... t;...,... ii.:..i 1.... t 1 .....1 , n ,. .I'll p . .-wiiH iiima intuit tmvi; luuiosb ii-iieueu uiiiinkiiiiaLiuu nun 11 oil" uiiiiti ui-nuu ur, ..... i .1 1 1 1 'ii . .11 .! the limit ol these wonder ul improve, anil iMiiileil our stetis tlirnmrh 1111 iii'e ol 1 ... " I revolution nnd reformation. Tho wis comes the board will be lost or the hoops oil tho barrel. formers should live like princes Knt tho best things you raiso and soil the rest, but always hold yourself above carrying stinking butter and rotten eggs to market. Have good things to cook with. (.)! all people in this country vou should live nt the top of tho heap Throw your miserable old cookiug stove out ot doors, nnd get a range so built that your wife need not bura her face off to get ymi a men). J): not allow her to cook in a kitchen hot as ncrdi tioii. Tho beef, not the cook, should bo roasted It is just as easy to have things convenient and right as to have them tho reverse. Cooking is one of tho fino arts. Give your wives and (laughters things to cook with, and they will soon become excellent cooks. Good cooking is the basis of civilization. The man whose arteries ami veins nre filled with rich blood mado of good nnd well cooked food, has pluck, courage, cudtirance, mid noble impulses. Salt for the Throat. 1 . 1 ' til 'Ml, ii' 15 Tho Anion'cnii Itogister, published in uiiBhiugtwi (,i(y, is the ablest Demo cratic publication in the country, nnd is so endorsed by the Democrats of both houses oi Congress. The Pegister thus speaks of tho programme of tho Ilopub Huins for tho coming session of Con gress: "It is slated that the program of the Republican niaiiUL'ers in the nnm. ing Congress Includes a desperate nt-i empt, 10 re-open tho tariir disturbance In tho hope of raising tt )W : lhe jm ocrat.c party, ly which they hope to be bi.iiefii.H Tf tt, Ti 1 - "-''iocrats aro wise they w ill I an He this subject with great jinideuco ami discretion. They hnve now tho inside truck in the national race nnJ JJ the adviintairo which u sue. cession of surprising victories cun give. jiic late ol tho next campaien will rest 1 wnn mo conduct oj the Dcinocrntic ,U I I..I.O.. II' tl... 1.1 .. j... 1 nu-jr (nn, nniiio lfiCICSS (1,'g ,j cussion npnn nieiisiircs which they 1 -.; "'"'e cannot accomplish, and nthlress 'J theiiiselvcs to that which will be ,,f tren- ' oi-iil ,1 !... ...Ill .1 . ,. . u vi, nitr nni inner inn eoniinir k 1.. t 1. r. 1 ". ..i .. . . . J t . j K"" 'i'"ggic wnn everything in their ! , i : 1 favor, ami be rewarded with a sweeping I ;! 1 H r.iuul,,, D"1 if tl,L')' pl"K0 '"I" (nrilf I , S dlSCIISKinn. thern l,n.i. ...I 'I ' 1 ihim of our sages and (he blood of our heroi-H have been devoted to their at tainment. They should be the creed of our political faith the text of civil in slruclion the touchstone by which to try llio Fcrvices of those tie trust ; and should w o wander from I hem in mo ments of error or alarm, Jet us hasten to retrace our steps nod to regain t lie? road which leiiils iiliino to pence, liberty, nnd snfetv." m-'iits, but who can say that the next century will not witness as great nil viinces on the picscnt as the present has on ti.e pa-t. j hx. , 1 t : 1 1 ittUt ImmoriBo Amount of CratuI tiouo Axlvcrtlislng. The Postmasler-Geiicral of the Uni ted States seems to have Ih-cii persiimled by the friends of Tho Loiiisinua Slate liOttcry Company to enter upon a seem ing crusuue against this widelv and fa vorably known brnefici.il. as well ns benevolent, institution. Tho New- York VSorhl. of Kept. 23d, nlludes to tho ben eiitsll.iwing to the mniingenient. and in tnnates that Col. Gresl.a.n. the Post-nmster-GeniTiil. wernn I... ,.:.i..i.. . u 11 Mil I V HinilniB the information tl.ut no o..V can assail the integrity of The houisi,,,,,, ouery, aim the only thing to do is to coininiiniento prior to Nov 13th (next drawing day, the lG'Jd) with M. A. Diiuiihin. New Orleans. 1 .11 ll'l,.. will give all informal inn. ' Our price for Job V,,r( and ndvortisiino; hiv as low ns as those of tiny olHee in the Slate. Try us. London's Croat Railway Station. At Chiiphnin junction, whom the great railroad systems ol Loudon con licet, the rails lie tot-ether like the wires of a piano. .Sixteen hundred trains a day run over them. There is no shriek ing of whistles or clanking of bells. They keep their signals for their offi cials ami outsiders must exposo them selvc8itt their own risk. A tunnel way for passengers connects the whole, so that no one is allowed to cross the rails except the employees, w ho prow fool hardy mnl now then conto to cricf On tho average one man is killed every six wee Us. Till-: PIIiT-XLX, of Iliirtfonl ; TIIK A ISA, of Hartford; TIIE KNOX VILLK FIKH, of Knoxville, Tenn. Ihree belter Fire Insiurnnce Companies cuni.ot lo foumh riionnti.d bv Vt'M. J. .SLATTO. Policies issi.ei ri.-,l;s. at unco on all ordinary I-'rom The IIoiiselniM. For many years past, indeed we may say during tho whole of a life of more than forty yenrs, we have been subject to n dry hacking cough, which is not only distressing tooutsolf, but to our Irieinls ami thuso with whom we are brought iuto business contact. Last fall we wero induced to try what virtue thero was in common salt. We commenced by using it three times a lay, moruing, noon aud night. We diss.ilvod a larc'c tablesnoonful of Dure table salt in nbmit half a tumblerful of water. ith this wo gargled the throat most thoroughly just before meal time. Tito result was that during the entire winter wo were not only freo from coughs and colds, but the dry hacking cough had entirely disappeared We attribute these satisfactory results soieiy to me uso ot suit gnrglo, and most cordially recommend a trial of it to those who nre suhject to diseases of ine uiront. ninny persons who have noi moa the salt gnrglo have the im pression that it is unpleasant, but after a few days' uso no person who loves a nico clean mouth and a first-rate sharp- wn-i ut hid ujijieuie, win ttuaniiou it. Our Agents. Tho followinu named thori."t to reeeivo and receipt for sub scriptions to Ilomu Journal : John 11. Martin, Winchester. George 12. Banks, Decherd. D. S. Long, llnckemllo. L. U. Sarlnin, Cowan. li Gossago, Kstill Springs. I. N iMurlm, Maxwell. O. P. Urtiee, Huntland. . G. W. Howling, Maxwell. Where send our sons and km English, Mathematics, Natural Science, Philosophy, Primary Studies OFFERS SUPEKIOH ADVANTAGES IN Latin and German, History and Literature, Music and Art, Book-keeping, Penmanship, Theory and Practice of Teaching. 0- THE SIXTH ANNUAL SESSION Begins Auxust 7, (Tuesday) 18S3. The outlook for the future is full of pr. in i e8 The" nrollnimit was 347 the pst year. The growlh fro... the l.rs bus laen rlyanritcallhT the largest school of lis .ge ... Tennessee. A. FULL FACULTY Of earnest, experienced, and successful teachers are employed. IU'siiles the sev en refrnlar teachers, several assistants, tull of vigor ami enlliusiaui, riniler val uable hell). , , . . T Dr. Joseph Baldwin, author of School Management, says of the I result nt, J. W.Terrill: "Asa teacher und munnger, he hits few cipuils. JIis sejiool ut Hautsville impressed mens the best I had ever visited." Dr. V. H. l.thwell, of William Jewell College, Mo., snys: "few men of Ins age in Missouri, or the West, have won and susluined a higher reiiutution as a successful, practical teacher and Colli ge President tlmn Mr. Ternll. t l'rof. W. P. Nuson, President of North Missouri Normal, says: "He in in educator of the very first rank ; that as a presiding officer and teacher he lius very few equals." , . , , . . I'ooF. K. A. (I.ahk is a native of Tennessee ami n christian ffcntliiiuin oi the highest type. He haii studied anil taught for twelve years in the town of Chester, and his work and success in tliecluss-room show him to-day one of li e most accomplished teachers in Tennessee. While he is a self-nisile man .mil teacher, ami no ymduate, vet none of our college-hriil teachers will ilureuiirs tioii or test his ability aiid skill by competing, or comparing results, will. him. Free from the restraints of the old colleges he hns readily amptul liiitmal, or Nnriiial, methods. , mm Miss Maltie Estill graduated in Mary Sharp Colli ge in 18,.), and that mni tulion honored her with a position as ti ucher, giving to her work ami scholar ship much praise. Kince then she has spent nro yum in the Normal preparing herself for the grand work of teaching. She is a lady of fine ability, ami an in defatigable student and worker. Her line social iimdiliis, In r long ir.iin.rg in Theory and Art of tenching, her scholarship, and hir i xpirii nee in actual v jk of the school-room, al! combine to make lit r a very siinrior teacher. Her fit ness, both natural and acquirid, will he aduiiltid by those who wilnics lur Mrs. Colic Terrill, Principal of Preparatory Department, hns hail nn rxj.e rience of twelve vears in teaching primary branches ami little childn n. Only after years of arduous study and training did she enli r open this work. Since 187(i she has taught in Winchester j and it will be admitted by oil that she bus lifted Primary Teaching to a higher plane of excellence, thus conferring lasting benefits on our youth and schools. In Primary Work she is without a peer, nut onlv in Winchester, but, we believe, in this portion of the State. Miss Bessie Beauchatiip, of Texas, takes the place vacated by Prof. Wm. Mcllheran. She has several years' experience ns a teacher. ' assure our natronsand students that nn mistake has been made in her selection. She was lor vears astudent of President Terrill's in Missouri. Miss Lillie Bledsoe has taught the Music the past two years, nnd her suecess has warranted the Fneultv in purchasing ww instrui.ieiits thrnegbeiit for htr work in future. In this Department she will compare fuvorubly with tent In rs of other schools. Miss Mamie French takes eh urge of an Art School in the Normal. This is n new and valuable feature to which weoul I sei iiil attention. She is well quiili fii'd, nnd comes to make permanent and successful this Department of the school. M's Maud Terrill, well known to the students and friends of the Normal, will teach halt her time in the various Departments, us may be needed. x KW UKI.KAJis. All. TO THE PUBLIfi' ' Investigate for You,,,... Postmaster-General f:,, ,i , "e! ished a wilful and nmlii.; m .'lnJ link iviMw ii viiiiniiuiv, uie lulliiw if -tlt en to tlie uubliu to prove : we arc engaged in it fraiuluU nt 1 ,L uu ia.se unu untrue: " u Amount of prizes nniil l. ti. . Slate Lottery Company fiimJal'S to pn-sentiiate: i i,j Paid to the Southern Exprms(;0 New Orleans, ''. M. WeJl .Manager Paid to Louisiana National .C hC jus. ii. vigiiMiy, rresnlem.. Paid to State National Hank s II. Kcnniiiy, l'lesnlinl... Paid to New Orleans Niitioiitii'jj'k A. Baldwin, President ' fain in i nion iMitional liaeli u v.linriiiM'ii, iiiiiht-... , Paid to Ciiizi ns' Bunk, p., j"" riere, I resilient Paid to Ucrmnnia National Bank" Julius Ciissiird, President 1 Paid to Hihcrnia Nntinn.il Bunk" Chns. Palrrev, Cashier 1 Paid to Canal Bank, Ed. ToliV Cashier J' Paid to Mutual National ("Jjj." Jos. Mitchell, Cushier Total paid as above. n-r" Paid in sums of under $1.(hjo Vt " u ..n:. .i llir i niiin oiuirn in ll.etenips- ny tbrongboi.t tin, I'nitcil Slutm $2,5, Total paid by nl! For the truth of the above facts the public to the. Hicirsef the nUveniji corporations, and for our healitv MJ ing 10 me mayor anil i HTH ,, ,j 1-. , New Orleans, to the Stale iniil,..,liiji -!' iiina, and ubo to the I. S. (.-flic-iula of Lil iana. We claim to be h i-al. li,m,-i ..j n et in all our transactions, nsmuenwii 11 biirincss 111 the country. Jnr i-tiiiulii.i(Cl; I cub d by ull who will investigate, n4w I stock has for years turn sold at our Boanlil I Jlrokcrs, ami owned hy iiinny of 0U U I M. A. HAn-IIIX.pRMOm, CAPITAL PRIZE, J75.0CO! Tickets. only ffC. Shares In proportion. Hir Send for catalogue to July 24th, 1882. JAMES W. TERRILL, Winchester, Tenn. BRADFIELD'S G 3 R Cfadfield's Female Regulator Is s, Special Rcnifdv for all diseases pertitiu ing to THE WOMB, and any intelligent wo man can cure herself bv following thedirec lions. It is especially efficacious in cases of lUmrnKil or ;n'nu Menttrunlion, the M'hiln, anil sirtiut iVufciMtM. It allorns immeiliate relief, and nermauenllv restores the Menstrual Functions. As a remedy to he used during that critical period known as "I huuije oj lAje, this invaluable preparation has no rival! HOLMES' LINIMENT Is an INESTIMABLE BOON to all child- bearing Women; b real blessing tosuftcring Icmaics ; B true MOTHER'S FRIEND. When applied a few weeks before confinement it will produce a quick and safe delivery, control pain, and alleviate the usual dread, agnnicing suflcring, lieyond the power of Ian gunge tocxpress I PRYOR'S OINTMENT Is a sure anil sneeilv rurefor ltliml or Illenl. ing Pita, Sores, Ulcers.Tuniors, Fistula, Burns Corns, Felons, Sore Nipples, etc. Its effects arc simply marvelous, and it is an inexnrcssi ble blessing to all ntllictcil with either of the above complaints, Try ill For circulars, testimonials, and full particulars, address Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer of these THREE GREAT REMEDIES! J. BRADFIELD, No. 108 South-Pryor Si., Atlanta, lia. May 9 ly Cheap Real Estate ! .Seven or eight valuable lots in Wm- Chester, six of which nro well improved and suitable for residences, can be had nt much less than cost. Apply nt the Home Journal office, or, to W. J. Slattkr. '. 1 NOTICE. All parlies indebted tO Flit tintfioL .1 ory are hereby notified tn t 1 i" settle immediately, as the bimiii. ,.t .i, must be close, Vnless m-iilemcnu are made tne cliiuns will he mil in tin. li. ..1 .1: . 11 .. ,J ' """ 'i nil Ulll- cer for collection. 'f. I). (jRKIlORY Sept. 11, 'iJ3. Cm Surviving partner. IN ADDITION To a Larco and Select Stock of :GltOCERIES,:. Canned Goods, &c, J. A. Gaines, At Lowe A Templeton's old stand, (Ransom's Block,) LGuisiaia State Lottery Ct, "We ilo In ril.y cert :ty that we wiping the arrangements fi r all the Mcntnlt it. N'liii-iiiinual ilrnwings ot t:v uiuMmf F.i, III rv Conitiaiiv. noil In m r,niiitti,nrv. .. controllllieilrawiiii.'s l In him Ives, ami that tb-1 sn.oc are coiiiliii ti'd v tilt hmie.iv, laitr,:. and in good faith toward all pnrtii, n ,. aul!i"ri.c lhe Cuiiipiniy 10 iw lliic eirtitc;', .... 1. r.... . .f . ; . .. i . . nnu liu'-riinin-hiii ui,r iii;iiuri.ii,;ir.avi.ni it 1 Its io ertlst incuts. CuiiWwi'iiifn. Manufacturer and dealer in ALL STYLES OF FURNITURE Prices as low as the same can be botieht in Nashville, llis 1-iirnit. ire is all hand-made. anil will stand the test of anv reasonable usage. Piel..ris,Chron.os,iS,'c.,neatlv framed. A lot on band for sale very low. All sorts ol Moulding for sale ehe.tp. If vim u ntil seats in your cane chairs, come and gel (iardnerV Piiteut 3-iily Veneer seats. All kinds of I n. hoblcrv, &e., done promptly, COFFINS made to ordcr'and a fully supply of the nicest on hand, of .my size, at less than they can he bought for i.urw hereebe. lie will del.verlhen. in a NICK ilFAKSK team-pan ofthecounly. He keens on hand an lisserl- nic.t of METALLIC CASES, as cheap, or cheaper than the same can he bought in Nashville. lie has nil kimlsof lumber fur sale, at the lowest price ; and, as he has a saw-mill of his own, can till any order at short notice. aug23 JOEAELEDGE, At the house lately occupied by Fanning i Son, Public Square', WINCHKSTKR, TENN., Proposes to furnish, cheap for cash, and o the best brands anil quality, WHISKIES, BRANDIES, WINES, CORDIALS, BEER, ALE, OYSTERS, SARDINFS, CRACKERS, Cigars, Tobaccos and Snuff. His Bar will be siiperintindid by Mr. Tom. Arlcdge, and he guarantee that the """' ''"' 011y will be sold. Hot drinks i;r n inter, ami cool ones for Summer. (Jive nun a trial, junll-tf Incorpntatid in 1si;h for 2 yern In tit legislature or l.dueal tonal anl I l,m:il purposes willi n capital of Jl.lliC.Wi-v which a reserve fund el over J-)U,5((I ii since Ih-cii ml'I.-il. Hy an overwliel.niui' ;i',.uliir vote il In chise wi.s inahe a p-ol of .he iiresi-nl Stiti Constitution adoptiil Dec. .'il, A. l. IfiS. Bf..The onlv Lotd rv eer voud on ui emlorsiil by the people of i ny State. iKirr mile vr posjirnw. Its Crane! Single Numboi Drawings take place Month!) A SPLENDID CPT'CRTUNiTV TO WIN A FORTUNE. KI.KVKNTII (ilJAN'D DHAWISll.CLlS) L. t M-:w oui.KANs. Tuesdpj, NoA. 13, !3S3-I62nd Munh!. Drawing. Capital Prize, S75,0C0. IOO,CCOLTIckets at $5 each. Frntlions, in Fifths, in proportion. i.tKr ok 1'niziA 1 CAPITAL PKIZK W1 1 do do ... 1 do do ... 2 PK1ZKS of ?il,o(i(i... lll,M 12,(il ... M.M . .. 10,W W,m ' ' .. Ji,w W 25,( ( !.'i, Elk River Mills. Hoadquarters for the Milllne rumic ot i-ranKiin and Adjoining Counties. These Mills fknnwn na IlinO.n tlll- situated on Elk river, three miles north of ineliester. nnd three m i es ui uii.f 1V..I...-.1 Thev are civen Un to hnve the 15KKT t xi CHlNKHY of any Custom Mills in thecoun- try. 1 Tsi'illiv pvnrvlli inn nnwlv IliinJ .... -.. . ' - "'." n '. "Hi'l lli inilll wheels to liolts, and having three runs on wneai ana one on corn, enables us to always be up with our work, with plenty of water to snare. You always pi t vnnr nrinilina .. waiting until to-morrnw. Our accommoda tions arc equalcil liv no Mills 1.1 the country. With Mr. Win. M.Tnft as miller, our Mills turn nut Klnornml Ali.nl nTPolliut l Our merchant work is equal to that'of any mill, timers lor flour anil .Meal promptly tilled. We thank tlm inl,l!n t . 1 :!..'. natronsirn sinne slnrimm nn.l t.n..u n l.A ..i.iA " n PS, ...... ..i.jrv: ,11 IllfIC to merit a more liberal one ns we do the work. liCKiLE & DAVIS. novl-tjanl Has a splendid assortment of Boots and Shoes, Dry Goods, ConfcctionerieH, tc. IQu Cull and soo how low thev will be sold. I pay cash for goods, and sell strictly for cash, rnsi'ively nugoods charged. mivio THIS PAPER ln NEW YORK. MAT BR FOtTVO OH r'ILK AT I.KO. p. lllU'l:i I. jt, imi fewspapsr Advartlalnv Hurran nn unui.. 'inr.r.ii, .nr.nn i VSHrlSISO COSTK01 luuv ku Bwila lor it iu Cheapest and Best, I have the county rurbi tn tlm 1u..t n.l cheaKst fence ever invented. It is wind nnd waterproof, and by using It 1,500 rails are saved toevery mile of fence. Some of thebest iiirniers in tne county have p..rchaed farm rhts, and pronounce it the best fence they ever saw. Farm and district rights for sale. Give me a call when you conic to town. Jul.vll-tt DICK TAYLOH. Brannan & Thompson, Attorneys at Law, Winchester, Tenn. Practice in the Courts nf Franklin and hunR comities, and in the Supreme Court at Nashville. Prompt attention Riven to all busiucssentrusted to them. rtnav20.'80. .1 do 2,iKtli 10 do mil 'JO do iil III loo do sue :ioo do loo 1)00 do "ill 1000 do V Apiiroxiiiiutii n I'riiff. 1) Aiqiroxiuiiitioii pris of fT.W -0.e II do .U --V 11 do do W.M 11)117 Prir.es, cmounting t .w,- Application for rates to elti sl.ouhl -made only to the i lli.eof the ",1,I1.T " New Orleans. . . For further information write rlwvi V' ing full address. Make P. f dersp.ivnblea.id .nbln-s eKist. rid W NKW OKLKANS NATK'XAh 11AK, New Orli'iui', U. " POSTAL NOTES and ordinary lrtt ns 1' Mail orKxpn-ss (ail sums of live dollarsa.si upwards by Express at our expi ictH" M. A. PAUF'HtN. NewOrlcaiiN"' or M. A. DAlTinK, 007 Seventh St .. V :Ti i ntrt .11, D.Lj I Wagon and OarriagB Shop We have nttcned a Wagon and Ciirrinp1' ' f at Knapper's old stand in Wmol'"".; and propose to do nil kinds of w jilie our line ns nentlv und dimply as can w" anywhere. Strict attention will W repairing. We have a first -class blw' who, in addition toother work, will1ke specialty of horse-shoeing. , ...1.4 u ... Ml kinds of machinery rcpnin style, cheap. J. KISSL1N0 & 15 Jan. 31, 18S;t. STUDEIt- JOHN M. HUTCHINS, WINCTII-STICK, TKXN-. DKAl.Klt IS ntinnti iwn nnMflPII! El Q!nnJn.; Dnfrnf MffllV.l'llf St Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dve-StcflV. H Tooth lirushes, Toilet ArtfcUs, P'J"' Sonps, Shoulder Ilrnces, Trussrs, N0"U. and all varieties of Druggists' ?w ' .'. , gars, Pure Wines nnd Lirpiors for Jf 'u' purposes. . m. Physieiiins' prescriptions 0!ir," r,l pouniled, and orders a nswerul with t'11 wj dispatch. 4a.