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""lEWIS.METCALFE, EDITOa?" "
WfNCJlESTEli:
FRIDAY, NOVKMr.KU 11, iHfiii,
fGT The t'.litc-r is iiLsiTit.
Kashvillo and Chattanooga llailroad.
Tlio following just ii:id t ll-cunsi,!-T(?d
article, is coriici! I'rcir.thc Charl'-s-Um
M rcury:
Wc nro glad to lowm thut the Dirrc
tors of the Nashvillo aii'l Chattanoou'a
llailroad have declared c i!i vid: m! of
three per cent for tin; last six nunth
alter reserving fifty i:er cent of their
earnings for the purchase ofa'Mitionn!
rolling stock and machinery.
This is not only gratifying, as .show
ing the prosperous conlil.io:i of the
road, but as adding 815.000 to ), re
sources of our city governmer:t, l.ie:t!.i;
tho amount of dividend on the half
million subscribed on ha behalf.
Wo have never last our fait.li ia this
rond, and its final triumph over diffi
culties that beset ifn first period" h;-.s
not rai'priiied us.
Thru hi no railroad in t.!:o country
th.it has a .surer foundation lor uiti
inate su.'.'cCKa than ihh'.. Tli-.; nlioic
rich and teeming jvgk-.'i (uMiiMIc 'iVn
e findjia this road ii.:j pro;cr ou1.
f.'t to the Atlantic hiar'.et. If. :'.l;o
;:.ives a great utnl ii;ces.try so 'tree of
social ecnneotioa with the Atlantic
.State--; and by opening th!.-; cL.miiel
of ciwiinuncatioit, A'as'ivill ln-eosm s a
cjitcr. liiiving very wLt: coniioction.i
iauiudiatcly, and opening to herself a
future of boundlesi promise..
Cur,. Bunton' o.v tiii: lTNiu.v. Col.
iJentoa has consi.'oted to lecture in Do,
toil during the coming winter. J lis
subject i.-i the Union, and in his letter
aceepting thu invitation, he says:
'1 believe there is danger of disun
ion, and that the first step towards a
verting that danger is to face it ar.d
fathom it. After tho depth and na
ture of the disease is known, the ieni
edy can he considered, v. I.ieh, with
lae. must be conciliation, r.ot cooicion,
an application to all the fadings of pa
triotism, national pride, and i.uiin.d
interest, which certainly anim.afe the
great majority in both In Ives of the
Ur.ioa, and mi attempt l. unite- limn
a a course of eoiub.ict, v!iielt shiuid
i.ave harmony au.l wncilial.'on for its
object."
E.viion.vnoN. Tie; total uunue r of
emigrants who arrived at: .New Yeiii
during the ten month.-, of the present
year ending with Oiol.cr was 1 -J0,( V).
Of thi,; number .'i. I 'iT were Irish and
lo'.Sol GeriTiiiiH.
Tin: NicAPAo.tA Fj.aos. )y aa o!ii-
ial decree puLIMic;! in the last Air
iitguciirp, we learn that the fiug of
the republic has bee n materially chan
ged. It now consists of two blue
.stripes with n white stripe between
them, the latter twice as wide as the
former. In the middle of the white
stripe is to bra red star with five
points.
The people on the ith performed the
duty of choosing their Presidential
Electors. The next step in tie: pro
gramme is the meeting of the I hectors
to cast their voles lur the Presiden
tial candidates. This is done on the
first Wednesday in JVoember, the
lectors being called together by a no
tice given by the Governor of cah
State. On the second Wednesday in
February Congress will open the re
turns atul count the votes.
The betting on Kentucky, .says t lie
Cincinnati Commercial, has been w;y
heavy. We know of many instances
of bets of extraordinary magnitude
having been made on the result vi' the
election. Lrmds, n-gioes. c;)sh eve
rything that is pii jM rly in Kentucky
has been stahid throughout the
.Stale. Hundreds of men are doubt
less entirely ruined, an-! thousands
l-orelv iiar.ovi rished.
. -- -
A new pistol has been invented ia
Albany which will lire jn'm teen times
per minute, and carry n ball fortyyards
farther than any j istol now hi use.
. -. - -
Tin re is not a igb
wa'chiaati or
policeman in all Petro.t, Jliohigan, ;
c'ty of sixty-five- thou.-and inhabit
ant;.
o !!' io;: r-f-ws Irorn California.
Vote of lYankUn County.
Tin- following is the offieiinl vote of
!.h" :-i.ti' n districts, ia ear count) :
JJiAJl'H'tX,
M.eilANAN. FIU.RORE.
No 1 V'inehe,.ter ;;!! 1 1ft
" y Owl iioiiow ci t
" y A'. Salem !K) -1'J
" 1 N. tifileiil H'i Hi
" f W1 (no t lection)
" (i Itolmari's V2 ,r
" 7 l!oeh Cn ek Hb'l 17
" n C,v:-;i:.u:'h 11 Ifj
" !) llceherviih; Hi 21
10 ';va:i 1 I S 10
11 Thuiaian's .'!;
Crow iVck til C
U S. Cove ,'J
11 .rid-,r'0'i's :"i (i
lo Uyrejii'.s 70 I
!u Wade's Itj
Total ncr
The Eeuvilt.
The epjiend, d taide J-ho'.vs the re
still of the late election, and the iimn
n r of eleelored voles in audi .State.'
(hilii'erni'r, only remains
to Ijc heard
lias on y hair votes.; :-:ki
, . . r i . ,
r-uoiini in' y I e e-e
i.gaui.'.'. iiir. taioe -
nu.-ii, he will sli II have
1 1 vote- :
rmi.vonr..
MAiiVLA.M)
roaoniy o!
N
h:i:.mo.nt.
Maine, 8
N. llampsld.re, .o
Verment, o
Mas-achiisetts, 1 li
i'en.vyl,
".'ew Jer
oii,:.
e
V.)
1 1
)
I
1
!1
7
'J
10
O
n
H
10
I d iilOiS,
Missouri.
Connect ic.il,
Uhoee Isiand,
New York,
Ohio,
Michigan,
Wisconsin,
Iowa,
Arkansas,
'l'ex.as.
Uouisjaua
Mississippi,
Alabama,
Georgia,
Florida.
iS. C'li'idiea,
, Carolina,
Virginia,
Dehawan ,
Ken! iie!:y,
Te !ir;ess''e,
Tctai
!
':)!
i;
4
1 11
Total
Vi
12
1 7t)
iC.ranssee.
The following table '.h"is the gain:;
of ti.e Peii.e-traiiij aud American par-
lies in lene
or ; are git :::
-:sce
o
Kt ii,c-
ir,i j
Tki-; 'aide only comprises ;77 eoaol.ies
there art: HI in the ,N.afe. We shall
probably bear from the remaining
counties ia Uic eouise of a wet k: :
la'cs.evA v.
Davidson lf.r,
l'tl.I.MOR;
Decatur
Wayne
ttl
1
01
!1
.iimmer il
Franklin
1
i at;
Hamilton
Warren
'dau ry
liobertson
170 Marshall
H57 Gibson
Mtm'-et.tnery
Hardin
llradiey
iaiiTohi
Giles
Wihou
Williamson
Uutherford
Pcdford
Dickson
DeKalb
Lawrence
Coifee
Madison
Smith
Stewart
Mhelby
Hickman
Carroll
Humphrey:;
Crainger
Ji iT'-rson
McMhm
Monroe
ivnox
Coi -ke
Weak!- y
Folk
Meigs
Haywood
Tipton
Fayette
Campbell
Sevier
Alid tSOll
Yashingtoti
Perry
H.mry
Sullivan
m:
71 Jackson U
VJ Dyer, (rep.) t!?0
iy; Greene
Ja?- JJlotmt
','50 Hancock
oO lliedsoe
io' Hawkins
1 10
::o
o.)
t;i
Cli
,J17
17
r:o
t.vo
no
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yo
lr.i
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loo
3r
I'M
2iU)
an?
C1.5
1 ().!
i as
20
C 11
i
11
V'X)
Dcm. .mir. l.78
15. C. Rrowii, Est;, was elected
Mayor olT'aris, Term., at an election
heldlht ie, a i'-w day ivo.
Written f i tl.n Viiicl.ubliir Ari'csl'
The Historical Association.
Mi:ss.n. KoiTons: The untiring and
.abhi Dr. IJ tird is, I think, doing a val
liable work in our town. The Doctor
.i n gentleman a man of fair talent.1!
i-i well posted a close rensoner a
good speaker and of deep and un
doubted piety. Having doffed tho
straight-jacket of the old theologians,
he doesnwt consider it unofficial indig
nity to appear among us in citizens'
costume, and to labor for the moral,
social mid intellectual, as well as tlio
purely spiritual elevation of his crowd
ed auditories. His historical efforts
are truly valuable. Young men
would do themselves a lasting benefit
to join the "Association."
Asa lecturer, there is one trait
about the Doctor that is quite uncom
mon. I mean his earnest boldness.
lie is .-ometimes- very severe since re
ly severe. J hit ,-o heig as the commu
nity remain convincu.! that he is .striv
ing thereby lo do good, they will sais-
I tain him without flinching. The Doc-
tor meets not with "Ifiree cheers at
- l t . ' I . i . , . .
ae emsy et jus orations, t.ut lie is im-
i-eiiinng tos name ami reputation in
the hearts of his heart- rs. and will live
ia tbeir grateful memory when tho
'ihree-liines-tliree" cheered mcn-of-a-
davshali have been forgotten.
Kes'peetfidly,
(jtu.ria.ML'H.
Prentice, of the JLonisvillo Journal,
ickiiowlcdgcs a comjd itnentnrv notice
jiii an ixchangu in the following inan-
nei :
"Vh; scarcely knew, d-mr sir, how
to thank you suii'icientiy. We wish
you were son of the United .'slates, and
we were your father!"
Dani: N'r,viTMK.vr. Gov. Johnson
has issued his proclamation calling on
all banks in the eJlaf ; lo make a return
of the!; condition on the day of the reg
ular weekly inec-thg of the directors.
During the year Jsl5.", tho losses .sus
tained by steamboats vnd their car
got;; betwei a fit. Uouis and New Or
leans am:
il.' i
d to over '2.(:0iM,VJ.
The Posi Oiiice ileparl in-'iif, has re
ceived mfoftnnlion of the fact thai a
man down Mast was lately sabjeoic.d
lo the payment nt-:o Iiundred doli:irs,
on corn-ietion oi'havijig used a ss.-oud
j ha. ;d postage s'nmp contrary to Jaw.
aliicr dear postage that.
The Camels which wcr" iutrodu'".'d
in Texas are said to be doing finely,
and are well ad:pf:l to front.it r ser
vice, for which they were imported.
Wiu-'.vr. h is stated that five hun
dred thousand bushels of wheat have
accumulated within sixty days at Mil
waukee and its neighborhood.
The tot id nimibt r of deaths occur
ring at New Orleans for the week end
ing Saturday, November 1st, was one
hundred.
A proposal was made a day or two
since in the Mew York Hoard of Alder
men ia favor of taking measures to
divide the city into two sepaiatc rini-
! mcipai governments.
i 1
I The following advertisement ap
pears in the Albany Express:
"Was ri-:i'. An able-bodied person
to hold my wife's tongue, she and 1 be
ing unable to k'-ep it stilt."
A ceiuors'iip of the piess is nbo;:t
being established in ,Spa.ii!. Indeed,
in no European couniry, except Eng
land, is the press unshackled.
The willow of Lord Ilyron is ye!
alive and hearty. She has recc-ally
purchased the residence of the late
poet, lingers, in London.
Somebody describing the absurd ap
pearance of ;i man dancing the polka,
says "he looks as though he hail a
hole in his pocket, and was trying to
shake a shilling down the leg of his
Irowsers."
Kentucky.
Otflcial returns, says the Union and
American, from all the. counties in
Kentucky but thirteen, give the fol
lowing result :
For Duchanan, -17,127
For Fillmore, -12.820
Majority, 4,001
The counties to be heard from, in
die last t lection, gave Clarke, (detn.)
a majority of 17G2. They have now,
no doubt, given Euchanan more than
two thousand majority ; and his ma
jority in thcStatp will h about 7.000.
New Publication.
T. Ih Peterson has just sent us a
sample hhectof "Tho Humors of Fal
conbrklgc." Tho Presidential elec
tion being now over, thero is no bet
ter way of levening our spirits that
have been pressed down by the weight
of political anxiety, than by indulging
in a little rood humor. It will renew
friendship sundnd ia political strife,
divide the cares of tho defeated and
add to the pleasures of the fortunate.
For side by T. 11. Peterson, No. 102,
Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Vanderbilt has, says the N. 0. Del
ta, closed a contract with tho Opelou
sas llailroad company, to run a daily
line of steamboats in connection with
them to Galveston, commencing oper
ations at as early a day as possible.
IJy this new route passengers will pass
from New Orleans to Galveston in a
bout twenty-four bonis, and return
hither in the same- lime.
A statue of Gem Warren is to be in-
1 t It'll ,l
aiigcratcu on bunKer :iiu on inc. run
ofJ:m:;nevt. It is now approaching
cnmjdetioti. The figure will be some
what more than life size, standing
erect, with tho chest thrown out, the
right Land grasping firmly the hilt of
the drawn and supportingsword, whilo
the loll arm, half raised, rests lightly
on his breast, with the hand turned
out we id and partly open, and tho head
is raised, with the countenance turned
toward heaven.
- - -
Pome i'he Knoxville Whigsays the
holders of this article are ask in? six
dollars, and the indications are that it
will not sell for less. Wc have heard
of no eiraju'inents as yet, but from
what we see. hogs are. more abundant
than we Lad supposed.
The Emperor of Russia has resolved
to introduce the Gregorian calendar
into llus.'-ia, end thus do away with
the difiefetico of twelve days between
the old style and new. This change
will greatly aid tho development of
commerce between Russia and the
rest of the Christian world.
Nrr.v, It has been proposed t :) es
tablish a printing pre;.s on board the
Great Western, tlio mammoth ship
now being built ia England for tho
Australian trade, and to issue a daily
i ppp.-r tli-rui:? her voyage. i: connex
ion with this there is to he a reading
room, well supplied for the voyagers.
- - -
Perdo rov prone to condemn in others
what tli 17 practise in theniselvs without
jcruph:. Plutarch tells of a wolf, who,
in pt'iiriag into a hut where a company of
shepher.la vore rep ling themselves with a
joint of mutton, exclaimed: "what a clam
or they would have rabod if they Lad
caught mc at such a banquet?"
- --. - .-
No Man can possible improve in any
company for which he has not respect
en aigh Lo be under some degree of re
straint. There is tin oyster shell owned by
tie: Ui-iversty ofLeydcn, which weighs
1'iO Ii,s. The oyster was swallowed
whole by a. Dutch girl!
It will hardly be creditedth.it th"
State llirtoriea! ooim ty of Wisconsin,
so young a sister in our Com 'deration,
lias: expended more money for book.
tli.' past year than any other society of
the. sumo character in the United
li.u.vois. This great State contains
exactly one hundred coui-.ties. Fifty
of these lying aouta of ,Spring!ieM, the
capital, contain a population of about
"00,000, The fifty northern counties
oontaina population of 800,' 0:).
...
Clear writers, like clear fountain;:,
do not appear as deep as they arc ;
the turbid look the mcst pre found.
Another CiiALLcyon. The Rich
mond Enquirer contains a correspon
dence, the first letter of which is a
challenge to Hon. John M. Dot Is, from
Roger A. Pryor, Esq., in winch the
following language is used :
"Determined lo atlbrd you no apol
ogy for evading the issue with myself,
I consented to come down to a level
with your son. Having disposed of
Lim, I now confront you, and demand
the satisfaction which gentlemen are
always ready to render those upon
whom they have inflicted wrong and
insult."
This letter is dated tho llthia.stant.
and on the following day Mr. Eotts re
plied in a long communication, pe
remptorily decling to meet Mr. Pryor.
Mr. Uotts reviews in detail the ground
upon which the challenge ii made ;
denies having influenced his son in
seeking a eonllict with Mr. Pryor, and
utates that, on the contrary, ho took
every possible means to prevent such
occurrence; and among other reasons
for bis own determination not lo en
gage in a duel, gives this conclusive
ono in tho eyes of sensible men :
'Your life could not be the tho val
ue of a pin's point to mo, and I am
sum I should derive no comfort from
making your wifo a widow or your
children fatherless ; therefore, I have
no desire to take it; whilst my own
life is not only of value to mc, but in
dispensable to Iho fciipport and happi
ness of niv family, and I hone to make
it useful to my country ; ihercfore, I
am not disposed to place it tit your dis
posal." There were 52 deaths in Charleston,
S. C, during the week ending October
1 1, of w hich 22 were caused by yellow
fever. The fever is on the decline.
The spire of St. Peter's Catholic
Church in Phil -dclphia is 2'V.i feet
high. and represented as the highest in
this country.
The Commercial Rank of Sehna,
Ala., incorporated by the hist Legisla
ture, has just gone into operation.
Ljuim! rcr KaSf,
Ily virtue nf ti ilcrree of tin County Court
of Franklin County, in Tcnne.-oee, prenoaac
ci! nt ilH November term, l-Titi, 1 will Client
Urdu;.', 1 In COlli day nf Peceiiiber, I800, oiler
for .sain to tlm liclieyt biilder, on a credit til'
tvvelve iiunilis, i:t Ibu rourt house tloor, iiitho
town of Winelirstcr, all that portion of tlio
tract or" hii'l Iwlonpimr to tin1 esln'e orjanind
JI. PorwI'l-iotMlccM, h.rloforepoll bv order
nf .slid Cuiu.ty Court, f.ivl bid elf by CliarlcH
Penson, coiil'.i:::i!;; 41 acres, by tnirvcy, u
plot of which will ba exhibited onthy oi ::a!c.
Tlio purchaser will be required to giva
bond md approved peeurity, nnd a feu will
he rein: not) for purchase money.
JVovl t :tt V;.I. E. TAYLOR.
T
11 E
FII18T ANNUAL
'.V ,,
OF THE rFNKLEPJ C '3U I-JTY
.i a r ire Tzrx.zFj
(-. ff ? 'fj
WILL ilk?) AT WlXUnEiiTK'
OcKi;ii?.n3'x: Novc:ri'o3r 18th.
GOODS
TflK SKA SOX!
V:
F". ,-'ir r.-3l " rJ "
3.
An: now ol?'er',:i', on lh"ir nsiuilty low
tertiis. '.!-.' c.f'l.e prui: ie.-t oioek.'t ol'
J .III. u-. .u.-.J
DEY G 0 O J) a
ever oflV're 1 10 nti on I i:;lc " netl public. Our
Cord. liavs bci-n M.'lccie I wi'b fral erne
tliry lire tV.-b end snii-'oii'ililo ;uui its tlm
fiii:!)iev under which 1h"y were bought were
hp Cavt ruble as eon hi be. wo arc prnpn red to
give as good b;ir;j:iin uh en 11 be hud iu the-.
in:ul;ei.
Arnoeif the l.-tro ninety nrc
DcLnius ;aCnPj'3, tee-rain. I!:ac!i.
aowl Ft;y Kilts., 433-!iJ-w,
A hirye tied Hiiel'nl lot of Ladicj' Melts.
We hnvu ilrown, Ci;icli nnd Uloo Clodis.
lllttrk and Fancy Ca.wiroeM. Eooi.s, Shoe-,
linl ;. llrvidy-iiliidii Clothing, und rmnicion-t
oilier articles too lediourt to be mentioned in
an advorli.-eineiu.
We lender onr rnU'M t!inn!;3 to n, pfnc?r
oiw niblie for the very hbernl patrt.irtgc liero
lol'orc exicndml, and pledging our bit cllbrtd
to n'wa vY.i; faction, we re.-peetfuliy solicit :i
co:V;.iii.a.iion of their msioin. Wo me nt all
lines-: prepared In exhibit our a'.cc!:, ai.d o.ir
a.'iil'y r.'.pie::t nil ptiriicnlariy tho ladies
tu eill nnd (-xinine.
II.wulv & llr.NPnu.Hox.
WinrliMcr, Oet. tf
A. JOiiHeD-M'S
VARIETY ST011E.
A minor icivin;? boeu niroi.luied tlirocjli
ihu con m ry that A. Joiirdan wa.j about lo
fplit Winelir.-ler, it t---.iOiiu that bur cili.'.ce
ami tho nrigbborhnod tire trying tr I;efp him
from going, ns his custom haj nearly doubled
since the .prc;r!ii)dr ol'lliat nevvt?. 'o thin!:
be onodit i.j be coi.i peter t to "iv-j s .iiislaciion
lo bin i;n. iomnis ho; is ns to price r.tut to a rno:!
selection of good.-, havirg had len years r.
peritniee in one of tlio large.-,: houses in Pari:',
(I'liAXCU), that grout niotropoii;t of fistc
p.e'l fasliion.
We would say to the public, if yon want
good bargains end chita cooo, nnd see
Joiirdan, o.t there ore bnt fe.w in tho many
that daily throng bin tsiorc tlmt nre not e'Uis
tied v. ii.h him nf:er giving him a trial.
CSpi i:j (im
ffjahd fitv Sale.
2y virtuo of a decree of the County Court
of Fnnklin county, in Tennessos. pronounc
ed at its October Term, 18-Vi, in the cain'c of
H. K. Daniel, ndm'r &c, airain'-.t tb-j heirs of
ISclle Ladd, doreacd, I will, on ;ii unlay the
.'d day of November next, oflcr for hale, on
the premisus, to Iha highest bidder, on a cred
it of ono year, or one nnd two years, as said
Daniel mnv dirnrt mi it.iv nf ui,lr .vrai.i
&-")0, which must be paid dow n, the tract of
land or which said Noble Lad.l rliotl seized
nnd possessed, sit uafeil in District J'o. 7, of
franklin county, renDesssee, rear Tuliaho
ma. the bitldins lorsiid land to commence t
$SHI,and wiih tlio advice and consent of the
administrator, the tame willbe told in lots
to pint purcbasers.
The purchasers will bo required to give
bond and good security, and a lien will bo re
tained on the land nniil tho purchase money
is paid. WM. E. TAYLOR, Clk.
Octl7
WINCHESTER GROCEBY MARKET
WHOLESALE TRICES CURRENT
Corrected Weokty by James Campbell,
COFFEE, y pound,
Rio, 141J
SUCAR, pound,
New Oilouna Brown, HQ15
Crushed, 20
Clarified, jq
SALT,
Snck, fine, 3 75
" coarse, 3 s0
Karrel, bushel, 80
MOLASSES, y ealIon,
Koboilcd, 80
FLOUR,
In .sacks of 100 lbs., 3 50
AXES, f dozen,
Collins & Co.,' U 00(5)10 00
BEESWAX, y pound
Yellow, 1820
CANDLES, V pound.
Mould, 18Q20
Pressed, . 18f5)20
Star, 30
FEATHERS, live geesol b. 30
FRUIT, bushel,
Pried Apples, peeled, 100
" reaches, unpeeled, 1 00
GRAIN, f bushel.
Corn, 35Q40
Wheat 80fS85
live, 50a)C0
Golf?, 30
NAILS,
Assorted, keg of 100 lbs $0 ffit 00
LARD, pound, 8
BACON, tfr pound, 9
RICE, in barrels, lb. 70
TALLOW, yib. 10
TOBACCO, Culdwell'B, qp lb. 2025
(IINSENO, dried, V lb. 18Q25
SHOT, btip, 2 50
Gil 3i AT I ?i DI'JtESaEmTS
dl'I'KK I'.l) TO
CASil CUSTOMERS!
J. VI. UUllliH,
Lcr3 leave to inform the people of Franklin
County that helms purchased of John 11.
Knox liia slock of DRY GOODS and
G 11 O C E K I E S ,
at the old stand formerly occupied by James
UurriM, where ho is now receiving and open
ing a large and compile iwcortmoiit of
Staple and F.iuey L'ry Cood.-t,
Ihri'e.vuio, Quecnsware,
Fuois, ilhoes HutP, &.c.,&.c.
,- I am neeestjarilv compelled to do an
F.NTIUE CASH BUSINESS, 1 am confident
1 hat 1 otrormyt'ondeotSUCH LOW PRICES
:l..i: when you 'examine and price them, you
w,!l 1 e prepared ti apnreciato the difference
bei ivi.t-n cv.-n und time purchased.
I be LA 01 MS are particularly invited to call
ami examine myetock of
(iooM Trimmings,
Ribbons. Collars,
I'uiidprslecves, Hosiery,
(rlov", Jcwelryv
iVrfetnery, &e.,oie.
r;:.y- .ieann. Linsey, Socke, Feather, Wool,
(iengang. Reemvax, Tatlow, Dried Fruit, &c,
lal. en in exchange tor tjoods.
OrClt tf J. R. HARRIS.
book a:id josrnraTisG.
For the execution of this kind of work we
arc prepared with a varied and extenuive as-
.sorlmeiit, of
PSMITJFUji PLAIN & FANCY
J33 TYPE AM MATERIAL,
nod arc ready to do all kindu of work, Ruclmj
!1 LINKS OF EVERY KIND,
l'A?.iril LETS, PROORAMMES, FOSTER5,
CARDS, CIRCULARS, RECEIPTS,
FUNERAL TICKETS, DRUG LABELS,
1HLL HEAPS, HAND BILLS,
and every variety of printing that mny bo
needed in any business community. We
hope those, having need of such work will send
in their orders, and we plodga ourselves to
fill tiiem i.i a manner that will give satisfaction
to all whom ay favor iw with their patrcnagc.
IMlOr.rUSS Afl rKAI.CKS IS
F0P.EI0S AKO DOiTEEIIC DEY GOODS
BLANKS
of every kind, vrintcd on fine paper, and for
sab; at SI 0.) per quire, cah, at the Appeal
oiiieo Blanks printed to order on low ternw.
ADAM HANCOCK, "
LICENSED AUCTIONEER,
WINCHESTER, TENNESSEE.
Will attend promptly to all business in hia
line with which he may be entrusted.
Winchester, October 10, 1956. ly
Insolvent Notice.
Having suggested the insolveney of the es
tate of II. Q. Taylor, dee'd, to the proper au
thority, all persons holding claimftagainst said
estato are rcnuestcd to file them with the clerk
of tho County Court by the 30fli day of No
vember, lSuG, to be de
dealt with according to
ADAM HANCOCK,
Arlm'rR. Q. Taylff, dee'd.
MaySl tf
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