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Cor rtcti; Senator.
riille .1 ' .1 to ,tii'ii,'!ii.'i' I1''. I".v
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March 12, (i!C;
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l'n i il iiit sun! l'ree Trade, and 'i"d
and
lit.
Mr. Win. ( 'a'ii' l'Ui,"of Na-hville, oik
of till' oldest plinteiu in Telilie-see, ilieilj
, , ., .... , . , , . .1
f ceiitis' w i.u r vi.-r.iti" ins 'ia'i"iiu r in
Keti1ltck,!
The
S. Supreme Court has di
e di d tlmt, the net ol Cnii!'te-s making
(,'i'ei iibai l... !e;-al Ii mil r ir, citi.-titii-tioiiui.
I'Vce 7'iao'c v. IVi.tecliiiii may split
l!ie Inioci'alie piuly, hut we will love
t oy other parly, under any other name,
il' l'ree Trail'! shmiM be ils policy.
II Tree Trade is not right in political
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IVee air, sons!
seas
ui", hope anil lile
The li, a. on lie!
I
t' all 1 1 is creatures.
y ives i.i the Protection.
The call for ll law to iiii.tict sliecii
n.'iiin t I in- altaek.s of dogs is bieomiug
general thi'o'wlioiil the State, and will
doubtless, be made a , ad'ng issue with
I'gi.-lalive aspirants :i: '.lie next rlec
li'.n. Hl-
The di el-inn ii. the iiijui.ctii.il suit
dues nut suspend the liailioml 'i.i.in.i;--Monel'M.
The ( 'ommisii.ieis me civ
temporarily restrained u tln-iv fi:i.ctiui.s
in respect In the two I'nads piavin;; for
the illjuiicti' ll.
I'l' 1.1 !l geiicn.l I' iniillg of rcjn r
tl.ink oiu-eil' ju.siiiieil in conch
that wheal has In t. been badly ih.ti'
! III llie vicld will be it l:ll'''e ore
1 V .
lill
ll
year. Hut the " liull.i" and " bears"
in commercial centres tire busy in Ixiiig
ami buying.
We jiiii have a bouiitiful cereal crop
this year, and of course it will sell very
low, in obedience to (he law of demand
Mid supply. Hi. rope's demand, may
help t:p the price, mill thus benefit llie
farmer, tint there is no help for ll.e
fanner in a I'lolective Taiill' which'
delves into his pocket (or (lie nccc-nries
of life, ami if he cannot pay he niml
starve.
. I i: ,: . f t I
I i.e. in ...uii.s.
iiii'ii met in New Oil. ai.s the .'i!i inst. 1
About foiirliflhs of I he dele; ales are I
imgroes, the remainder are Federal o!'-1
lice holders. It apt rs as if they will1
.... , ,. I
mo no .-.i.-iiu uckci, inn are so.iu im-
Ar. Inn for next Fiesiilenl.. I'ml Ar-I
lliur cannot swunlle Louisiana oul.nl
ier vote now as Hayes did, and tin re
s where the shoe pinches.
Florida.
,i corri'spoiMietH oi me asliville
4 I . ! . I ' I 1 1
Moilil recently cave .is views about
Fo.-idit. which .seems, of late years, lo
i i ,. i ,. ., it .. , .,
I; be the garde,, sjiol of the ,,l,, States
j. in the csli.iial.iiii of-newspaper corrcs-
ioinleuis. J Ins writer lo tho World: ""'"I nl'snrd. I hey will, in tune, see
nppears In know what he was lalkiiio'"1"' "I'i'i'eci.ite the truth. It is by no
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V ! Illlollt. It mav II' 111 Is l-at no- leu, I mm.
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.i , ..ii nil: mini oi ilium, miis.ieicrs. ami or
but tho following
extract de
erves attention :
l" Honda fever is likely to be
V.'f !. nwaviiled by the present severe I
111,1V U.1 ..I i ... (I . .
i.i , i , , .,, '"""" id none -,
V . 'ill ulili.lt ...11 ..... 11.. 1
'J'i ""' oiiiuiii.iy prontiii a great
t .I'll' many people t l( Sotiiiwiint i
,, i'i,; warmer clumite fur mom comfortabh.
fi rm ''"""'' I l'v0 tlnmght it due to the
j',,' ;. ' ;mhic well-beiijo- that I should scud you
jr. thUbrkf ' prcscrijiiioii,' which I' hope
i'i ft : iiii'i li ijl iiuivjir'r ti:i n irnnrni in iti..t
M ivo ebrifuge. or, nt any rate, may
ci. i n i o t,i-jioioiMi iu in mo very sernius
i . j . i 1 1 . .. ... .- ..i.i....: .. :.. ,i
I;; '.li., ir " oiiuii i rent inei.i.
As my IT .'end
1 '. il "i-'i'siliu I l-llllll .veil .
, . , 111 . 1 I a
' If neo.ilo sull em- ,.' : . : V '",w ? c"'-
". i ii S iiitliward
,. . , i"-" "i "iiiiiiiin-'-B, nun lor tills llolilei'.
irom siici) .'it i'i en
. .' I . ..r . i i i
ii ' '1't.i r-rir. o iiiu nuilll
' m and fnolnil ,.o,l
MS . ..Idle JenncHsee J.;., AIrf,Wshor ; I(.v. J. T Curry
Southern heilliieky, U'i.,,.1,,,,,. ,,,,,,, ,V..m r '
f' ' honi try
Mississippi. Arkansas. . '. 1 ' rry.
J.'misiiimi or JexHs-rilinnst liny place
I'lir tliis , ni in, clvr 11,,, i i,l ....... I., i...
ridden .State of Florida."
-in u. e i'm ., ' "
Presidential Prospect?.
A Wi's!iiu;t ii (!"nwi(itiilciil f ih.
Cilii im.;iii Kii'j'iip r, '.vim seems In In
posted iiinl iiu;urli.;l in his views, iiiimi
lions, favorable, ihc Ml'tuiii,,' I'l'ini -
1 r-Ml-l who Ml'IJ 1 It chance I'l be
; nomliiiiloil f'.r IVsidcnt nt ll"' Ciiven-
j ti'iii in Cii:c;:;'0 ll"lt .Inly '
Joseph I", .Mc!)iii;:1'I, i'f In 1 is mi ;
1'. Flower, i.l' New York ;
Samm-I J. Ihindull, "(' Pennsylvania;
Win. II. Fin' lisb, ii.''('.iiini'i.,:i'iit ;
Win. K. M'.rri-.in, f Pimm;
Andrew Curliii. "f Pennsylvania ;
S.imticl J. Tilili'ii, of New York ;
Henry li Payne, ,,( Ohio.
We vvili support cither, lint v.-nnlil It'
. .. n
ioic-, u.tn (''cc'iiii J'iv. ii v.i' i-niii'i
.'. , . ii i . r 1 1 t
iiilVC l-ClMI'l' IIVIII'I, ''I I 'I.! "ill ' I "
I i r ne:;t l'n -id, ml.
yvi!!o Dlctrict'-Tennes-see
Confercnco.
Tliinl nnni'liif 'imul' r!y "n-iin;' :
Mi. .Mmiiili iiinl Ii. tln l, nt JVii .i !,
Miin-li iumI '!"
Tnl!:ili"in:i ciri'iiil nt Turkey Crci k,
April ''
Snli'in circuit uL l'uni.V ('Impel, April
12 m.'l i:'..
Wi'icln Avt Sliiliuii, at iii;:!it, Apr.l
. . .
Murlil" I'lniii nii'l Iictl'd, al l.ctlicl,
,,ri !l nnil 'i'l.
j Jaim'IiI'iiii; riifiiit, at lliiinil'iii U.ii
I ,,,i ''Il inn 1',
'... 1 ..... i ... "i I I
iirlniri' .liiil'ill, .'iiiy iin'i 't
Ilik IJivcr circuit, at J-I..yi Chajiel.
.M.iv JI and II
r.vnelilnir'' and Mulberry, nt .Mulber-
rv. Alav 17 it it I 1
" I'livctleviile circtiil. at I! lolivill
Mav - I ami 'i'i.
Maeeiloiiia circuit, al I.ib'Ttv, Mav
,.l llli'l .lillie I.
v.-tut i!l- Siati-n, nt n';:!it, .Iiine',. ,
M;,'!!! CIICUII, III l.i lliei, .(.llie i
... ii ,i...i i.... . '
and .
Meilitnu and M-iores, lit .Mool'es
Chn.el, .Inne I I am! 1".
I'eiei Imi'g ciieii'.t, at Ml. Zioii, June
- ' 111111 -- .
Conn I - v i . I
and I.i ui.hiirg Station,
I ni"' ami -.1
I )rvdeii's hiiin and Mission, at I'rv -
'
den s, .1 nl v .i aii'l l.
Kiel, Valley circuit, at Knight's, Ju -
lv 12 and HI.
Sin liivvi'desintiiiii, at night, July lo.
Noruiiiiidv Aii-si' n, July !
I will preach at Normainlv Marcli'Jo.
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IIWII.l . 1.1 "III..-. . . M I
A Sad Story.
We heard lif-t wi ck one of the sad-
ilesl slui ie.s we ever li-lciii ( to. We
! In. ii, I il l'n. II 1'ie I'. II Sls.iell. uhn
." ............ 7 .
vi.-itnii' 1'ilal.ves m tins coiinlv at'KeuliiciV race iorses7
. j,ne. II,. .aid tl.nl a friend in Kit -
liiula, Ala., had I'oiin. .iued suicide, ami
the story runs ihusly :
His friend was silling in a lomn en-
!jav"l in clivers:. '.loll Willi a gentle-
inan. His linle boy cine in while be!
j was talking mid ti'.ubleil Lis lal her.
I he lather, not wi-lnn- to il;sturln ,, ,. J),i you solemly iuomi.-e never to
piidml llie little h llow a.-ide, teili'iL'' dilute yotir h'pior and never In straddle
him at the same time to go away j as,thebbiid when you know that the ed-
he did so the little fellow s ibh d ami ilt.r of tl.i.s paj-er holds only a .small
fell j i : 1 7 1 1 -1 a let stove, killing him in-1 j air 1
sJautlv. The fat her M'.ea.ui d, ..ml in fi. 'ii yon give good and sndicient
so doing startled bis wife, who v. as i: ' H . i:. I to always spell negro with twog'sT
stairs wa. hi.'ig the I.ahy. In trying t i . Vi'dl you hold yourself in readi-
coiiio ilowii slttiis, site ic;i i.ini in .j.c
j ,cr neck The hi art br.il.cn liitl craud
ii-ImIhI went i;: ..lairs a short tune at
lc. ami found that his wife had hit t lie
ba'.y in the tub of v.nlc.- li " i ..
drowned. It v. its mo." I'lan il.e fat her
eoiihl i ', ."ii.l in :. fe'A ln:.i..li :- ! e
bli'U (.111 ! i"
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lie . i r iii '.. i
Wn- ti.;-
.i.i? Ilieral.
; .,!,' I,i ill,,
pi', d' sl'.r.a-
ad '.' r Klon
ii or an nivii
Tho Clcimo cf the Ncroec
From the Na - It v i IK- l!;iinur.
The recent convciilion of the nceroe(
of this Sialc, which asseiublcd in tin
Slate ( apiiol, was an cldeiice of
eir
I lll'MI'1
to advance and elevate them-'
selves m ll.e social ami political : scale.
I his desire is t,, b,. placed to iheir;cre,-
ll. he white people of the Slate have)
no objection to every laudable Ih'i ! ,
liny uial.e Ml litis ilireclloil. Imicei
the white pcojile of Tcl.lu : vi bav
s. low li in ll.e p!, . litest
ioic manner
""' ' '
Unit lliev want llie nevrn clueali
i i i
,..,,,...., ..... .... .,,
cilucnliou from ten to twenty dollais
w here they ihelnselvcs pay mie. There
i;t ""l I'l'obably one lu gro in a thousand
"""'.'"'"'t ' 'at' lf " ""t leK.i..
cut in sonic way or nuo'hcr on white
..!,, ,.. einnbivmeiil . fr ii.Ki,
lot- I. onu s. 'I heso are simplv facts lhat
en ami
mi convention can cl.iin;;c, no resolution
blot out and no speech controvert. The
possession ol the Liillni cannot change
the fact.
They innke great mistakes w hen they
uiliicrial.e to compel the while people
i I i.. .i . 1 i I ,
1 .iiii'in in i.niiia sunns, in which
they lire not entitled, either bv llieir in-
i.i.: -
icii.ciii-i' or voiuiir iiower. In flits
Slaie, nt least, the iieern is in n miiiori
i. i ..tn .. . .i i ,i
iii, mm urn o cou.ii ii e ro lie en ol
,,,,.. For .hem. in (he facotiflhe.se
things, to present, nnisstie of races is
ineaiiM our purpose, lo i is
. I .1 . .
discourii''( Ihc
I'fiiisi'Worlliv elh.rts ol lea.
liiiL' neoroes
to tulvai.ee, itnprovo ami elevate their
people Cul laking the history of man
kind, they should be apprized 'that Hot
in one generation nor in several tren
erations have any people emerged from
a Mine oi scrvitmle and entire illiteracy,
mid become the superiors or the eiiia'ls
socially or intellectually of those who
lately controlled them.
.!!.. ... -
.o.. .n in witness the U'litenarv :.f
. , ueric an .Mnimilism. A celebration
't Iho ' (.enleiinud Annivcrsttwy of the
.gan,.a!in of the Methodist Epio(.l
dinreh in America" will be 'held in
Jlidtiiimre, December 27th. The work
oi picpaiiiuoa mis ueen allotted to
It is na id that tho two-ctil slainps
i . . ..
use im.y cosrs me t .ovcriiiuen,
nine cents a thousand.
From Alto.
t i die Homi1 ,).nini.-ii:
liKliiHlriiiii." iim tin; J'iiini:tl Iiiim hIhuvd
Hell' iii wMiri'liiiitf fur ami souding out
inch inattor only in wliolcsniiio nml
lij.'c-iiililc, kiiiiiu puliiieiar, or ")optilai'-:iy-luvi;i
fiiiiractur" inanacs ii!:nii-t
iiviuiiilily In in ji litllc pcrsunality,
palri'iii-ni, or Hninutliin in tlio "dof't
Hiiii" lied It is indeed amusing for an
uiilxiiliT, v. Iiom- liCiirt in not mi inflamed
it!i !iin country's interests, and 1iom'
bruin is nut sn fnvcred IVoin days of
ai'int llii'ii'lit and ni'liti" of wakeful
I'llieitnde, f. i' l!,c '';,'inl pciiplu" i f denr
lid Franklin I , : : 1 1 1 I alnnf -and Hindi
'.In: lide of I lie pi'lilical ocean us it eblic
and l!'iAs, bejiriiiL' upon its licaviiiL'
Iiii-'hii n, i lids of iiiinuowM uplicaved
i'or want ' weilii, or from fril.t at
tin; inia; iii'd appnuieli of a wliulc. Will
( Ik; day ever nniu dawn nlicn men
uliu d'.'-ire and ask for pulilii; patronage
will c'.nK,' rijil.l "lit ami oiler on llieir
inerils, II tiny ill" loini'l to possess hiicIi
oimliti' s? Such im the case in the
iluvs of Wavy t.rocke' t; hut men an;
ciihcr fcliat im.t now tlian tl:cn, or else
they ci.nsiil, r the " coinuinu people
more igm rant than those, ol earlier
dale.
Immigration seems now to he the
highest wave, lint it is so uncertain that
it uill doubtless lose its piitroimgu ere
long ; and oh, hw the eaiii-e of imnii
ginlinii will siilli r! I5ut one thing is
sine: TIicm' men are going in on n
linn1, or not at nil.
It' there is a politician in this district
l" don't know it. I have seen no cnrres-
poiiileiice inili'aliii'' such a 'liiii''. If
icre is a tioliiiciali aiiioiiL' us. he is out
of leek mid onfall to contract a ease of
f-I.Ur.ixi-. at huiiil of some sentinel
..I Sin'e or eoiitity.
' 1 1 I pie here lire all fanners and
.'I'lll litlil'll.
(,,,,. j,,.,. ri.oi'tcd to be iiiL'ooil
o K 111 ' r I il'l il
, Wheat is iloiibl!e.-s daiuiiged to some
extent. (.'a itoi
Cl.icii''o Ncttn : Since six editors and
repiiitcrs were ili.-cbaroi d fiotn the
! l.oiii.-ville Courier Jouriial ollice for be-
: ,, ... .. .. ,.
i iiil' Kepiiblicans, the IoIIonuul' iiuestions
I ' ,. 7 ,
!'"'l! i1"1 l" applicant lor employ-
luelil on lue paper
1. Are you and have you always
been a JacUsouiaii Democrat t
2. 1ml you or any of yiuir relatives
lose an a riu or a leg in thu Confederate
ricrvicef
.'!. l)ii you believe in n larill" for rev
enue oidv
I. Do von believe in the infallibility
of I L in y W allers, ui, the inspiration of
Mine A llilel'snli mill llm iiivinolliitlte . .('
j f. Are you willing to abandon all
patriotic, instinct..., Christian diet, ami
j every hnie of your iuiinortiil soul's wil-
vatioii lor ?H) a week, piugtobacco,
ami I democratic pulitus t
li. Will ymi can.is.ily maintain the
divine right o si ci.-.-ion 1
tn-.-.- I. In at' arms incase the editor ot
: this paper
mav con. em
jilate
luo-
ving on Wiisliiii'.;toii with an ariny?
'wor.co of tho Vcather on
Cropa.
T!i weather exerts great inlluence
i p' a crops, and each crop requires
iiioie or less a ilill'ercil climatic coi.di
I ion for its perfect devel'ipmciit. An
excess of water in the soil ureveiils such
development and causes a loss of ni
trates ami other soluble plant foods III
the d.aina"!' water. i ccply-ro.tcl
crops, sucli as wheal, red clover ami
iiiaugles, are best lilted to resist drouth,
vhileshalloW'-rooied crops, as crass ami
tni'niiis. are lhuse tlml Knl:i.' ii.iimI
(rillll jj
In a damp, cold suiiiiui r the harvest
jH lv,lVN j.U(.t j,,,uU, imvjnj, lakcii
p,u.,, ,4,uv j,, ,() , licicliey of light
,,,! heal ; the .season is alien too short
or maturing the crops.
A I now ledge of the climate best suit-
o,l to cicli -.-. , is ,.r ,rr. ,, , s,-;,.,, t,, H,.,
, . V i - v"
cultivator in selecting crops lor any
special locution. 'I'l, us, wheat rcitiires
hot and dry weather lor ils ripening pe
riod, while oats will ripen in a damp at
mosphere. Mangels, require, heat and
will resist, drought, while turnips suc
ceed best in n cool, moist air.
!or
1 he character of the winter hns moro
ess inlluence on that ot the follow
ing season. '1 l,o soil loses nitrates to a
considerable extent by drainage during
il wet, open winter, limit development
is prevented by excessive moisture.
The w heat crop is usually in a back
ward condition after it wet winter.
In adverse seasons a cood. rich soil is
the farmer's only hope. With plenty of
plant loud to induce a great amount of
vitality in the. plants, crops will olten
succeed in producing advantageous
yields when those on pour soils fail to
mature. I'oor soils vicld their best re
sults in seasons of slow but continuous
growth, when the crop lias a long time
in which to collect the scanty riiiuiIv of
i i.i .. . -. .
mini iiiev contain In tint seasons
with an curly harvest, only soils well
supplied with plant food can produce
tun crops.
Our Agents.
The following named persons arc mi'
tli, i'iz"d to receive and receipt for ub
set iptious lo I Ionic Journal :
John II Martin, Winchester.
O'eorge II. Hanks, JJeeherd.
I). S. liong, llockcrrillu.
Ij. II. Sartaiu, Cmvan.
W. IJ Uossage, Kstill Springs.
I. N Martin, M axwell.
O. P. r.ruce, lliintlam .
i. W. Howling, Maxwell,
li. W Hymn), Aivalt.
Our init'OH fop Jb Work
nml advert Hing are as low as
ms those of any ofliue in the
Male. Try tis.
Two Fools.
Sump old curmudgeon who has prob
ably bcun jilted Keveral times, sins :
Marrinprc, which is often railed a lot
tery, is full of hviiiicrisv. Who courls
honestly 1 ymuijf man and woninir
meet, in a jmrty j hn is itttraeted hy a
pretty face, a flushing ryo or golden
curls. An introdtietinti follows, and a
conversation full of unnvaning nothings.
They part, determined to deceive each
other, and when they meet again both
are wreathed in mnUn, and each prac
tices every art to gain the allections of
the oilier Lnplivatinn becomes adora
tion : they are engiiL'cd ; they marry ;
and too often the old saving is' realized :
" Sim gets a fuol for n husband, and ho
'.'els n fool f ir n wife." Neither has
I found that which cither should have u
companion
THE NASHVILLE 43ANNER
Kilters upon the year INN I v illi increased fa-
Cllilil 1, lillll ill llTMlilllllinll 1,11 till' plll't iii
its iiimiimiji iiii iiI to make it still iii'ir.Mitti'Mc
live to the p lu ral pulilif, 1;h cmp-of uli
lnrs, reiini'ti in ami eiiri'i iii'iiiileiit in'etlinr-
i(,j.,y nriiMiiizcil, mul v.' ill l' alile to funii-li
nil news of iinporluiict', whii li, IukciIh r with
lii" nil .l llie ilc(rii.li, pliuvs tin- I'.mm
ner in the fi' iiit ranks oi i iiliTpii.,ing u,'Wia
per. The I'limm r will i-ulitilillc tn fill its coIiiiiuih
with inciter In, lli cIcVMtini; ami iiiKtructive
that will innke it a wclcuinc and useful visitor
to every Ihhim' anil limne. The nttentinn
(,'iviiitn the ncirkeiK nml to nil kinds of me
chanical ami manufacturing iinlu-tiv, a
well im In a'iieiiltui'i', will i-uliinu ml it to
the p:ilronai;e of all claim s.
Nusliville, tlieeaiiital ef T niussie, the nl
lieiitioliiil Inetriipoli nf the Smith, Il li'ent
ami KPiwini; iiH'reantile ami iiianiifaeliirini.'
cciilie, has a fail and tit ri jhc i nlalivi in tin
daily ami we. !:ly liaiuiiT.
I'rici'B- 'n-h, in advance: I)aily, nne
vcar, ".Sll ; nil il l. r 11, rimls ill name iiriilinr-
! thai. Weekly, nne year, f I : six months, ti.j
.''""S 'r'1' iu"iiti.s .w ecnis .Miuress
""hvHU'.'lViiii.
., ,, . ,. ,,'
Mir The Home Journal and Weiklv Han-
I tier one vear for fU'il).
NASHVILLE MARKET.
Ilncoii clear sides, 10,c, packed.
Hauls Sugar-en red, 1 5Ao.
Lard Snow Hake, in kegs, I'ictH
Country lard, 10('-10A.
Mggs l-'rotn first hands, 10c
Feathers Prime geese, Me : mixed,
including duck, l'lf'i'c.
(iinscng, 8 1.M)(i 1.2").
lhigs,?1.7.r) per 100 lbs.
Corn, shelled, .Vc
Wheat, plump,- HOQDO; dry rod
plump, 81 (" 1.17 J; dry Mediterranean.
81 Oof" 1.10.
Corn meal, per bushel, ri'Jfi.l5i'.
I'ye, new, from wagon, COc.
Hay, 8I3('!"',U per ton.
Hogs, averaging 220 pounds and up
ward, 8").75:i('.0().
Cattle, extra good shipping, $.r.."(l(o
Till': I'lIi'KNLV;
of Ilai tl'iiiil ;
T1IM iKTNA,
of Hartford;
THK KNOXVILLE FI15K,
of Knnxville, Teiiu.
Three better Fire Insurance Companies
cannot lie found.
I!..presi nli d hv
WM. J. SLATTKK.
Policies issued nt once on all ordinary
risks
Ueineinber that when the Home Jour
nal is sent out of the county tho postage
is added, lo-w it :
12 months, postage prepaid, $1.
(i " " ' " 50c.
" " " :50c.
I respect fully annoiinee to the public that
I have moved my stock of Leather (inods,
si. i l. as
HARNESS, COLLAR
BRIDLES, SADDLES,
loots, Shoes, k,
mul other uooils kept in ,nv
to the old
slaml formerly occupied by J. I.. I!r,i,di, cast
gorner of l'nhlie Sipiarc. 'Also will keep on
ic
c
hand at store a stock of
Upper an! Solc-Leu her.
I also have, in llie snme building, a
GENERAL REPAIR SHOP
For the above frond.
B.IIidcs ami Tallow wanted at tho above
stanil.
IW Will continue the Tanning bus
iness at tho old (Porter) 'lanyard, as
usuoi Uespeeltully,
r. 1. PETTY.
jaii2.rtf
I keen on hand nml manufacture tn order
uil Kiiulsol I'lirniliirc, winch I propose to sell
at low ratcH. Also, n nice hit of I'ietures.
Mouldings, Ac, idwavH on hanil.
Allsias of COFFINS Walnut, lhiicwoml
cases. Caskets, Metnlic Cuscb, and till kinds
of T.iiniiiiiiKs nml Liiiii.i'B for h.hih. k.,m
coiistaiiilv mi liiiml.
Fsoeciiil nttentinn ffiven to I'n.lirtnkitif;. J
pricce are ri'iisonalile.
. ........ ... uirr, nil llie U-C ol Wlllc ll niv
x, , FIil'.D WKNCiKU,
Nortlienst nMc I'uhlicl S.piare.
Marks, Gregory & Embrey,
Attorneys at Law,
Winchester, Tenn.
Will prnctico in theConrlr nf t.Vm,l,i:,,.nJ
adjoining coiintii'K, anil in the Initeil States
..,... r no., oiij.iciiii. uuim at Auslivill
lelllleme.
Ml
IK., i ni. i
Ahead of all Competitors.
r.iixSiU'FH Men, TnlirislH,
JCmii;rimtH, raniilhs.
'i'ju; ;i;sT :oi'TK to Imii-vii!' . 'iiiein
nuli, ltiiliaiiMiiiliK)('liiea''o ni.il ll.e .Nui lli,
is via Nusliville.
Till'! lilCST llOl'TK to Ht. LniiU mid the
WVsl is via Ali'lvi'tini''.
TIK I!IT JW)l.'TK to West Tennessee anil
Kentucky, Mississippi, Arkansas and Texas
puinls is via MeKciizie.
Don't 2?oiBct Xt !
ISy tliis Line you secure the
iff Speed, Safety, (,'iiinfort,
Salisfactioii,
...AT TUB
of K .pense, Anxiety, Hnther,
ratij,'iie.
J)c sure to liny your Tickets over the
N., G. & St. L. Railway.
Tlie Iiiexiierii iieeil Traveler nefd lint L'"
iiiiiiss; icw eiianircH are necessary, nun Mien
us ure iiiiiivoiiiaiiie are iiiiiih' in i iiion i'iiuui,
THROUGH SLEEPERS
IIIMWKKN
Atlanln and Nashville, Atlanta ii ml St. Louis,
Ailanla ami Lnuisville, Nusliville mid St.
Louis via Cnliiinliiis, Xashville mid Louis
ville, Nashville and Memphis, Alartin and St.
I. 'ills. 1 iiiouCilv mul St. Louis, .Mckenzie
and Little llm k, where connection is iiiiide
with lliruii;h Sleepers to all Texas points.
( all on nr mlurcss
A. 1!. WKLNN'.Triiv. A., Atlanta, (in.
J. II. ri'.KIil.l'-S.T. A.,'linltaiioo,:a,Tiiin.
W.T. ItllliLKS. 1'. A., (liiiltanoin.'a.Teiin.
W. I.. DANI.LY, (i. I'.AT. A.,
Nashville, Tenil.
Gh.oep Real Estate !
.Seven or eight valuable lots in Win
chester, six of which nro well iniproved
and suitable for residences,. can be had;
at much less than cost. Apply nt the
Home Journal ofl.ee, or, to
W. J. Si.Arrat.
A First-Class Family Newspaper.
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST.
The Christian Advocate,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
(ie.ieial Organ of the Metlimllst r,il.
c.-iial Cliurcli, South.
0. P. FITZGERALD, D.D., Editor.
A lG-page Paper, Clipped and Stitched.
Out)' $'4 a Vrir. Nix Moulin, f 1.
Tlirrc M.iiilliii, 50 tl..
Ji..yi'oii. Litcmlurc, Xaea of the Day, Choict
Miwellniii, Market llrjHirtx, EJucationt
l'uyular Hcimcc, Yaricticii, etc.
Every lliinz Hint properly Is lmi. tn a unnn'l,
l'Ti'ly, etirertiiiniiii.', insiiueiivii newspniiT for t.w
Fiimily Ciri'lu. hiee..iien uuh.n tiiiiuslieil. Try
it. A'lilress,
J. U. 9IiFF.ItKI., Aicrnl,
Kankvlllr, Trnu.
-Siii'l fur nur fli-nernl ('iiliiloue nml Prk'
List of Hiiinliiv-w.iiiiul lVriiiilitiuls. etu.
0ETSTRe
Dr. B. B. SLAUGHTER
Will hp pleased to have volt learn his
prices, ami try his work, liood reference can
he uiven.
Brf.tMlii'i' ltansoin House, near the Hap
1 1 t Cliurcli, Winchester, Tenn. fileel'.j
rr HiH-tln, Hulhn, l.'mil, H
ftbJ I
STrce will nmMfil t'tvo fi "
ullttl'iilloanii. ii'iomtrj n i'l i
H.rlL. TtuUllll..nl')rnl!
n and If mm in DtiM-R, I jonli rtiftriiiitml to li ;
I if llm iuilir. l)U"rl tar tn nni timo llm w Double
l UcMlliuuTraIii"i nnm, jin-nnii." n-.ifiiioi..i
1 Uil. AdUrw., NANZ A NfcUNtH, LOUlSVlile, P
Paynes' AUTOMATIC Engines.
3 to 100 Horse Power.
n
HaUable. Il.rablr, ami KsDnmlryt. will furnlih i horn
iowr with It, ftiel nd mtr (ha any ataer n.
sue aulll. nut Uned with tn tutorottic cut-nlT. C.u.opu.
C Mm lite. D. W.PAVNUi3oM3,UuIo.Cmiiiiij.N. V.
The University of the South
is located at SF.WANKK, TKXN., upon the
Ciiinlierbuiil I'laleail, 'J,000 feet above the
sea level. This School, under the special
patronage of the liislmps of the Protestant
Kpiseopal Cliurcli in the South ami South-
west, oilers the healthiest residence ami llie
best ailvantaifes, both moral nml educational,
in itn (iriimiiiar Sehools and its Colleeiate
...! '1-1 1 ... ..I i, . .... ... ., " .,
mi., .hi- kiciii iiepariiueniH. lor llie
siecial eliiims of this I'aiversily for pntron
iiK'e, apply for ilociimeais to the Ucv. TEr
FA 1 K lloltUSOX, Ii. j)., Vice Chancellor,
Sew mice, Tenn. fuel.'l-ly
Music Teachers,-
CHOIR LEADERS,
SCHOOL TEACHERS.
For Common Schools.
Sniift bells, (.'itlets.) Itv L. ( ). F.mernoii.
(ioldin Knhiu, (oOels) W .h'). 1'erkiiiM. Whip
poorwiU ji'iUc.) Merry Cliinieg (oOe.) Sour
Feho (7"c. All are mioil. elieerl'nl. i-.iiinl
cillci'tions of m'IumtI music.
For High Schools.
Welcome Chorus (SI. I!v Tildea. Laurel
H ream ($1.) Itv l'eikins. Vocnl Kelioe
M. I'l'innlc oices. idles lev Colleee Col
lection (SI.) Hiirh School Clio'ir (SI.) Hoar
of Niinn'iifr one dollar. All are excellent
books liy the best compilers.
For Singing Classes.
fhe Sinner's Welcome (7iicts.) liv Ktner-
sen. IVerles iocIh.) Jiy W. (). l'erkiiw.
The Ideal (7octs.) ClnsseH with eitlurof
lliese books are sure to be siiceiwe.'
For Choirs.
Shepherd Church Collection ($1.2'i.) Tem
ple (If.) Ilenild of 1'raise (nne dollar.)
Anthem Harp (1.2S.) Kniprson'M Bonk of
Anlhems (L2".) Cliurcli Ollcrint;s (1.25.)
(iein Oletiner (one dollar,) anil uiony oIIiitb.
Send fordewriptive lists.
Any hook mailed for tho retail price,
Lists free. Inquiries cheerfully answered.
Oliver Ditson & Co., Boston.
C II. Ditson & Co., 807 Iiroudwnv. New-York.
siMKVJt'SPlT'1"1.'", "' "-'"i'ii"ii .1..1
TJ'X5.ai.lUcu:ii.''' ' "i i." i vrrt. n.. oi
1-. -l'llllltfct.nl..
a
Vfgr
a
IV. L
BRADFIELD'S
G 11
Bradffefd's Female
tut
lit
Regulator
fs ii Sieeiiil liciurilv for ail diseases pertain
iiiKtoTIII': WdMl'l, anil any intelligent wo
man can cure heisell hv followini' tlieilirec-
t'uiliK. Il isesiiieiiillv illieacinils in cases of
y''S.'l lit IKtitifllt McilHlllllllillll, III? I7u7i',
ami ;n linl I'i nl'iii'iiK. Il iillorils innnnliale
relief, anil iiei uiiilieiitlv restores the Menstrual
KiiuetioiiK. As a remcily to lie ustd during
tlial critical period kilnwn as "( hivy nf Lift,"
tins invalualile preparation liasim rival! 1
HOLMES' LINIMENT
Is mi INKsTIMAI'.I.KItDON to all cliilil
heai int! Wnineli; a real blessing to sulleriiijf
females ; u true
MOTHER'S FRiENP.
Win n applied a few weeks before cuiiliuenieiit
it will produce n ipiiek mid safe delivery,
I'liiilnil naiu. anil nlleviate the usual ilreiid.
I acniiizinir sall'erin''. hevond the linwer of lan-
i uiifti' toeXiress !
PRYOPt'S OINTMENT
Is a sure mid speedy care fur llliml nr I'lirtl
imj 1'ilfn, Sores, I'lceVs.Tu.niirs, Kistula, Itiirns
Corns, J'i Inns, Sore Nipples, etc. Its effects
are simply marvelous, and it is tin iin xprivsi
hle blcsiuiij; to nil Millie. ui Willi eitlur of llie
above complaints. Trv it!
F'tf" For circulars, testimonials, mul full
particulars, address Sole l'loprielur anil
Alaillifaiiurei' of il.ese
TIIKKK (ilJKAT HKML'HII.S!
J. BRADFIELD,
No. ION Soiith-rrvor St., Atlanta, tin.
May il y
T. 15. MAXUEL
WITH
Giles. Tinning Co.
Nashvi'lc, Tenn.
We take pleasure in nnnoiiuciug to i ur
nailers lliat our old fr.eiiil, Mr. W . 11. .Man
uel, who is well nml favorably known in lids
county, haslately n turned to his old stand
at ( has. Tliu.'.na.nV Co.'s, the popul.ir
Nashville Clothicg Ecudc,
when he will liehul to see mid wait upon
his friends from Franklin dimly.
This house lias one of the lart'est anil best
selected stocks in the city, cninpri.-iii. iiiiiniir
other things, a rare assortment of French,
llnt'lidi ami Scotch Suitings, ia Caiiuen-F,
Cheviots mid Worsleads.
No mure deserveilly popiihir house can he
found anywhers. They have on liliiul over
4,000 Varieties of Cloths
friii which to select ('iisloin-iiiaitu Suits,
which lliev make a specialty.
(ilVK iUM A CALL. ' tjanl
Hit
MASHVILLE. : : : TENN.
STOVES,
Plaia and JaDianed Stamped
Ware,
Masitfc ax., Grates,
WOOFHEW-WAF.E,
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.
Of thi.'fnnst improved pattern,
ALWAYS ON HAND.
end us vctir orders. TI.ev shn
have iiftuiijit ami Itniirrf iilli'iiliim. When
visiting the city cull nml see us.
tetf Iiemetnhcr the place :
Nos. 24 & 26 College Street,
Nashv;l!o, Tenn.
. H.STIEF,
101 Union St., Nashville.
DARCAI?:S IN
Fine &old&SilvorWatohG8f
Diamonds, Silver Varo, Etc.
In fact, I'verythiii',' found in a first-class
Ji'welrv Store.
Also Manufacturer id PLAIN (iOLP
lit.ti, wliieli are lllllilc to onlei- nt sln.i-i
notice,and hiijliest ipiulity jmaranUcd. Call
ii i ui oe eoiivineeii in
THE CASH JEWELRY STORE
JUl l moil St., bet. College ami Market.
aug22-ly
Ti. II. STIFF.
R. POOLE,
Flioiograplier,
Corner Union nml Cherry Sin.,
JNAM1VILLE. : : : : TENN.
Non-Resident Notice.
In County Court of Franklin County,
Tennessee.
.'J II. iStubblcfield and wife ct. u!. vs.
ieiou oicwnrict. al,
In this cause it appearing to the undi
"lneil, lirk nf si. d (Vmi-i iV, i..:
.. . ii-ii , i . i ."ii'i'iiiiii-
ants h.ll.wh.el, ih sworn to, that Hop Stew
nr,i ilowmnn nnd wif., I',.,i.. a..
John Hannah ami wife Klizahetli. nml .
lie,,,,,.,, ,,,,,1 wif,. ivrlim,, are non-n-sidents
of the State of reimessee, ho that the ordi-
tiicni 1 u niw enniiot be served upon
It is therefore onlered that pi.hliciitien he
nuule for four eoiiHieiii . :.. .i
1 "iriin in nip j lolllC
t Ten I Vrr'V'l' l'UW't finches,
er, ronn., re,pi,rm,iHai, iion-n'sidenl .lefend-
"H !r,,tr.'m. ",r U''. ""t Mondav
If ' ' ' ,',r ,he Cnntity Court of
..11 l ' J'n"'.t Winchester, nnd
I'lenil, nnswer, demur or nth.i j
fense to said hill, or the Mnie w 1 be
F.b?;m","s8-,ha,U,'nt 0,liiWinche,er
fehi:!..w E. TAYLOR, Clerk.
11
I
B
CAPITAL PRIZE, 876,000,
Tickets only so. share.
In proportion.
gA.lifntijf'i
Louibiaia State Lotterv Pn
" We (In herebv oerlifv that we
(he nrrmiKeinentH' for till lile Maiffl'l
Se.iii-iiin.iiid dnnyihp. of tho AJ, i l V,H
eoi.li'ol.theiirawingKiI.ea.iv U1(J " n'l
smne are conducted with ,onw,r
ami .ti Rood faith toward al parti;.; ,1?'
authorize llie Coinpanv tu iiw-this (Vr r
;yil h f..e-si,,.iles of
its It irlheliu tits." "iu,ib
Comm'ux'wncrt,
Ineorpnriitid in IRliS fur 25 venrs 1T it
Legislature for LducatioiiHl ani'l ('lrJ,i 7
piirposis-with a capital of $l,(i(jiH)r',
which n reserve fund of vt,r $.1C0MK) 1. .
liy an overwhelming pnpub.r vote itHfnn
close was in.ilie a purl i,f llie pri-nna v,'.,.
C'onstitiilioii iiiloptcil Dee. 2d, A.I). ISTD.
m.The only Lottery ever voted ,," ,,.
in.lorMMl hy lt. people of y State.
Jl never teate or 2otponea,
Its Crand Single Wnmber
Drawings tnke place Monthly
A SPLENDID OPFCRTl'NlTV
TO WIN A FORTUNE.
FOFKTII (JltAXI) DKAWIXd, cuss
D, in the Academy of Music, jfKW
lfaxs, Tuesday, April a.
IS84-l67th Monthly Uriwi,,,,. '
Capital Prize, 570, CC0.
(CO, 000 Tickets at 5 each.
Fractions, in Fifths, m propoiiieii, . '
LIST OF I'ltlZl H.
1 C'AI'ITAL I'KIZE ,i-rf,f:rt
J (! "'&')
1 '" ill! 1C IUMI
i! FHI.FS of Sil.ntjti .;.
oo Z.IIUO
do , Dim
do oUli
do Jlltl...
do Kill
ROW
ll,,(Kl(,
Kl.Olid
'.'11,111)
H(l,,ilHI
y.V co
10
"(I
11,11
.Mill
.',1.0
moo
do on
do
2.),i.0
Apiriixiniatii,ii Frizes.
!) Approxiinalion pri.csof $7."i0.... fi";,n
'' do do .Kid 4,
11 do do y.',(l....2,.Vl2
I!,ti7 I'ri7.es, citioiiiitiiig to SSCvVHI
Application for rates tn clnhs sli, nlil Li
ni mie only to the nllici of (he Chiit.iiv in
Xew Orleans.
For further informal ion write dcnrlv, ftiv
iiift full mhln ss. Make I'. (), Mom-v i.r
ill rs ni v alilc anil iiihlresH lief irteri il U tters to
XF.W OKLFAXS NATIONAL HANK,
New Oriental, l.ii.
1'OSTALNOTFS i,n,l ordinary letters l,r
Mail orFxpresH (all sums of live' iloliars anil
upward hv F.xpriss at our cxpi iisel t
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, l.a.,
Wagon and Carriage
' Shop.
We have opeiiiila Wiifjnn nml Carrinfa Shop
at Knappi i'k old st.'iiil in YVim liislir,
mid propose to do all kinds of work in
our line us neatly and dimply as etui lulmie
anywhere. Strict attention will In yivui lo
repairinp. We haven lirst-clnss lilinksii.illi,
whu, in addition to other work, will liLike n
speeiallv of horsp-shociiitf.
All kinds of aiachinei'V rejuiirul ii. l ift
style, clienp.
.1. KISSI.1N0 & It. STFM'K.
Jan.. 'SI, lsstl.
JOHN M. HUTCHINS,
WINCIIKSTEK, TKNX.,
llKAI.Klt I.N
RU&S Ml 0HEM1DALS
Standard Patent Mcdicircc,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, lvi-St lifts, linir &
Tooth Ui-iishes, Toiht Arlfcles, I'i ifiuni rv,
Soaps, Shouhlcr Jlraccs, Trtisses, Spiua-i's,
ami all varietiis of lirtifif-isti.' Smith i, s. Ci
Kins. Pure Wines and Liijuors for Meilicir.nl
purposes.
Physicians' prescriptions cart fully rim
pounded, nmlordersaiiswercil with care nnil
ilispatch. ,...)
.Vm. Tim. I. Manlmll. Mm. -. II'. Win
ST. CLOUD HOTEL,
10 North Summer Street.
Nashville, : : Tennessee.
This Hotel 1ms recently been entirely rr
iirnished, and is now renil'y to enter! iiiu trnn
ient ns well ns perinnm n't honrilc.s. Trnn
lent, !?1.50perdiiy. inny-i-l!
A. Bargain!
About 30 acres of Innd, half cleared
nnd linlf well-timbered, only a mile from
Winchester. A pply to
W. J. .Slattkh.
For Sale, Cheap.
One Fortvdiorse newer Enirine mul Pil''
Rood ns new, Will exchange for lumber.
DOUGHTY MFG. .
Hept12-tf MurfriH't-liorn.Tinn.
NOTICE.
All partiea intlehted to FiUpatrick A Grfff-oryni-e
hen liy notified lo come forward nd
rettlc iminetlintclv, an the Inisinrm f the fl"11
must he closed. Unless settlements re nmne
the claimn will he put in the hnnd. of n ofli
ccr for enlleelion. T. I. GREGORY.
Sept. 11, 'Sit. (im Surviving partner-