ocr: CUSTER HOUSE WINlTIKSTEn. TENNKMiKu. ' Tho auiwcriliercolicilaa hIiiuu 0f rB(rni T :',m iho travidlinp public, an,l , ' , J ol Winchester mid Franklm cnumv 1 iicconniioilaiioiifl nro pond, and cliavidi. , ornto. Cull and bob for yourHelvr-B. W. Clivrr-n I run a pood hack daily between Iim,'.. and Winchobter, and cliarpoonlv ".p0 per piissoiicr. Febl3 Al.Cb futi tr AnrK Mrs. SIMS' HOURP j&m MRS. SIMS, (formerly of, 1 Winchester Springs) cni,ii,i08 l(J t.lld "J house in Winchester for the neroi,,m(1(11 " of tho public generally. The room. , '' hotel nro lifting tlioroughly rrpairt.il, 0ll(i 'J, hopes that by thus fininp thein up ail(r '' niehing hertiiblo with the best ih0 m,i . iiU'urtlri, she will receive Mill more in nildjtl to tho liberal putroniiL'o extended io lie, ; the past. 111 Wit h this IIouho in connected a good SmV, whoro horses will be well attended tu Juue'J7 Y. citv i."ori:L, SCOTT & CRADDOCK, Proprict,,,. J)ASIIVII,I,K, TliNK 1'SSEK. ' COLLKOB StREKT, NaSIIVULK, Tl K WILLIAM ROBERTS diUf.tl I'KOPRIETOU. '' .,, LirOLTTlIOU 'Fnllalionia, T'nvi. JO. B. SMITH, PiioriuRTon, Having taken charge of Hie above IiniH, will endeavor to please all who tuny favor ri.e with a call. From my friends and tliocni. zniis of Franklin and the surrnundiiijrroiii,. try, I would solicit patronage. The tid.ci at all times be provided with the bc.-t in! country affords, and every care will betii.tn to please all. Tloro is a good Livery Stable ronlignoup to this house, and the Fiiyetirville, fllnhVrry and Lynchburg mail and pusscner-r ccoch leaves Ins hotel every Monday, Wodnon'i nml Friday for the almve phu es, al i.Vh.ri r. M., and re: iirninir every TutMlny, 'lnr.. day ami ir'atiird.-iy, at 11 o'clock m., nmkirj connection--with tlio Niu-livil'e nnd thaiia". iinii-'ii and .Mc.Wirinvibo mid iMnnchrsirr n aj 1 1 sins. Tiillaheiiiii. July 11, IS"7. M. In Street, WINCHESTER, TENN., W. Ci. JSliOCIiy I'rtip Sfter NoW


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ocr: SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES. Ve ilcjij nil competition, And do not hni-ltato tn oy limy oro tlio test MiicIiiiki evor in ventod lor PLANT EltS, PRIVATE FAMILIES AND MANUFACTUllEns OVEll 6j of (!ie!" T.cliinc Imvo been Hold and aro in iiri.ntnblB nn" in nil pnru cf llio world, lo t-mirti yoiiriolvcuof tlm superiority ol tno Singer Machine, nlniiw call mid ex.miino lor yoiirHOlves tti i.i Noit'n ('nlletffl Siretfl. NASHVILLE, TENN. Flux Thri-nd fur pUnlaiinri un, Silk NuL'dlo'' &.. ii (food iMHortnicnt ii Urn y a nit Imnd. Rin-rorV fi izoito, with samples of tlM'oliyiimil. f M sM & C(J J. T. I.OKI. Aenl, JuimlO :isliville, Temi. ODD

place_of_publication: Winchester, Tenn.

publisher: W.J. Slatter


ocr: Y WTATK AUTHORITY Choice Fint tin Juwrauce DV 1'MU IiiwirpovnteU miO.-Clmrier I'er. peuiil. Cnsn oa-jpltl, ABSOLUTE AND U.NMMPAinKD, w mi Mui phH of 0,1 10, 10. I.oshcn eiiiiuily iKllustcU mid Hoinitiy paid, l.wll nMri.tl'ill Klvri In lnirnr. of ll'A'I'.I.I.HOH t.tl (.'JdtolilH, loi Ihiikhi,! I l'i Ct y:fliH. I' Iff! 'i ml Inl'iiiil Xiirltjalhm lli.k r.i.,.,li.(l ill Iciiii 'm f -. t voln njlMim y ml J.lll I I'll. I. I'w" Applieiiiimis pioniptly iitii:n'lil Hi mid l'(Jl,i;i inMijii.l by, II. J. !,f,.3TTt:tt, .Ixrutt in i. n. ACIUCll.Tl'll.M, li'ruib Tn-.-s, Sic I inn i f il l'i r nil Itiiuls of running lllllll'll.l'lllS vv li 1 1-li r I iith rnwiii'' in my Niirserv' I'ur mle nl n'n'i'i s l"W ns miy Niirsmy, Nni lli or Jm.iiIIi, nn'l "!'" K""l 1 1 y lillll H.M. AflKM'X WAXTKIh In Mm iiilniiiii; ('mini n to mil Tn", linvlium uilliiivn lilii'iiil mt c.i'iil 'iinl h.r i;ihIi liny iiiiidi. nl nl' I -ers lliey mnv wmiI. A,,ly In S. W. IKli;i;ll'l'U.N, V i in-lu Htf r, Ti;inirs: i . " "susiM ;n i G E & liinriii' llm ,S!i,i; hi. r j, i-lriii."lileiiili llm hmlv, e.vi.iinliii:r tin- . firi'Mllinnin;! llm I,ih'i;m n nl iri'vi'iihiir riiii-iiih.lin.i, cinliililii fur L'lilirx, c n ami ( 'liiMivn. 'i'lii'V mil I"' lit I n r-1 1 il nr eiiln rjfe'l jilens nr...' I'rirei IVmiii !ji I ad tn .. All oriler ,rmiiiliy nllr:ii!i''l I", met "''i",nl liy mail In nny inrliMii nl' rniailry. iMn 'ts T. .3. ( iiiiintiiics 'il'ullalioitiii. I'eisn. I X )( !T li ., . ..' i I & I- I I.mvi-iiIm. .. Jtft'V-,"!f" '"' "r l''r'!'1


ocr: :-rr - ------ mi vi.smxfJ ca it us, WICDUING INVITATION,'!, HA U, TICKKTS, FL'M-iKAL NOTICES, 11USINIS CIRCULAHS, PAMPFILETS, nAND-niLLSr IIOHSK lill.LS, ro.STEIlS, HLANKS. AUUHKS.SKS, JsTUHE UILLLS, HILL IIUADS, III ;,SI NESS CARDS, AI'tJTIIECAItlES' LA DELS, ELECTION TICKETS, LECAL DOCUMENTS, ENVEI.OI'H TII'S, liLANK EEC El ITS, &C. AC. All BFtTU I'lll.MHI) AT TIIK iiomi: jouk.vax ovvick. JOHN VAIXillAX. Wll'll. H ' ill.,t Ill-Nil M.'ll eCr-V I'l.n lilll'l III Tin.Sliwt Iron, ..-J- nlevi'ir I'lt'.'tiH, I'liuijis, ('listings, !r:is.s Kidtlos, I l.li! bnls, Cnll'ee AliHf, Vii"mi linji's, & lli'iniiriiii', l!f.rui;r, (iiiili rin.'f, iV i: . . ilntm mi hlmrl ii'ili'-i;, tint 'nimr. I'wli'r, lii'inf, llm-KWiix, uiiJ l'i.-'i I Ik: r.-i luliun in i'Vi'Iimio liir unrk. E l'. V' M i itiui. isu.n i: nYJ.v.rrv. t Mills 'in-it J ii.il nf eO'in-1 m i! l'i ifnl "''I is hi it 'i I tliiiliclitli i iii, in.il H lil''l Ini'iWti llil'tii "li'iiil t u.liy. Il IV II. InM I !'' I II"' lil'l'l I'l'till'liM


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ocr: .March II, ias3. 3m AN EXTRAORDINARY LOT OF AND P L A S N BONNETS WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT REMARKABLY LOW FIGURES 1 G. A. SHOOK. April S3, 185S. 4t


ocr: . 1 HO VISITING CARDS, WEDDING INVITATIONS, BALL. TICKETS, FUNERAL NOTICES, BUSINESS CIRCULARS, PAMPHLETS, HORSE BILLS, BLANKS. . STOKE BULL M B Mi Ok' Jl JE VEi - NEATLY DONE AT TE OFFICE OF TE O M E JOURNAL. for All orders froii.t distance will meet with prompt o eth with whom wa have accounts. re in c i BUSINESS CARDS, BILLHEADS, APOTHECARIES' LABELS, POSTERS. HAND BILLS, ELECTION TICKETS, . ADDRESSES, LEGAL DOCUMENTS, KNVKLOPE TIPS, BLANK RECEIPTS, &C 9. ttci.tioi.; Pusltivoly no credit for Job wo. k, excepto , .. , , . , , - NT! EM


ocr: MORIViD : 3 fJ Whilst the Mormons with their iiumoroiw wive nro ttrnctuu; o much at toniion in tho Went, Y ' G. A. SHOOK d"iros to call tlin.nttontion of Iho citizciti of Franklin county to liix - UNUSUALLY LARGE STOCK OF SPRING GOODS He has much tho largest .stock of DRESS GOODS HATS, BOOTS, SHOES. he has ever hndtho pleaeure of exhibit tn many of thorn at very reduei d prienii, all of which ho oiler to I'UOAJPT time dealer, at low figures. Partie winning to pay clOi will mention it and fiud that money in worth soMErm.Nfi. He has also roplenifhcd liiasioch of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, OILS, PAINTS, School and Miscellaneous Books, Stationery, and asks all to let him show ii goods before they purchace. 07 When Goods are se leetetl and taken out of the etrwe they are SOLD. G. A. SHOOK. March 25, 18G8.


ocr: sStititi ss o.v ,v a ass rvr. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ATLANTA, GEORGIA'. Dealers inall kinds of Produce Will sell all articles consigned to them at the highest market prices, and make prompt statements when tho articles ar sold. Liberal advancements made on consignments when necessary. Patronage respectfully solicited. July 17 l)m


ocr: MARBLE MONUMENTS. MICHAEL On Jteput stieet, adjoining the Ducket Factor)' , ItIrfi'ciboio, Tciiii., tlus on and will o constant sup ply Of and ' TOMB STONES Ho is prepared to fill orders for any kind Monuments, nt tho shortest notice arid on best terms. He is thankful lor the he 1ms heretofore received, and solicits a continuance of the same. Ho war rants his work to bo as good as any that can purcluiscd in the country, nnd prices than here or at Nashville, xouwnonave friends rostinir in tho silent crrave, can here find a monument that will show whero they lio and lteep them fresh in your memory. N. B Tho partnership existing between Mr. John C.Spence and myself was dissolved at the beginning of the year isoe, Dy my pur chasing his entire interest 'in the firm of M Baker & Co. W. J. SLITTER, A pent, Winchester, Tcnn. Mar. 0,1857. ly


ocr: augM NASHVILLE. ir outer. Street, -Nashville, Tr aug2!I PROPRIETOR. ' , LINCOLN HOUSeT Tullalionia, Tcnn. JO. B. SMITH, PnoPR.KTOH; Having taken charge of the nlmva r will endeavor to please all who may favor m. with a call. From mv friends nml ,k . 7 zens of Franklin and the snrrnnnil mm - try, would solicit patronage. Tho tablewill at all times be provided with the best ihe country affords, and every care will be taken to please all. There is o rrood Liverv Statin enni;,,.... to this house, and the Fayetteville, Mulberry and Lynchburg mail and passenger coach leaves his hotel ever? Mondav. Von.,,c.i... and Friday for the above places, at li o'clock p. m., and returning every Tuesday, Than, dny and Saturday, at 11 o'clock a. m., makine connections with the Vashville nnd Chatta nooga and McMinnville and Manchester mail trams. Tullnhomn. Jnlwll. isr.i i . j ."i. MOUNTAIN HOUSE, Main Street, WINCHESTER, TENN., W. Ct.BUOOKS, Proprietor Nbv28


ocr: A GREAT RUSH! M 11 LA I N OTV I US A 1 1 K A I I !eh;iii:sikotiic!Cs, .TIoiaiuotyiM, Ainluot) jo, 1'hoto graphic X DnuoneaH Artists, '2'i Uiiio?i Street, Nashville.


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ocr: 1 Mile. COMETS What a superior stock of Goods O. A. Shook hax just received! Staple Goods, Cansnneri'H, Bed Illunkcls, Domestics, Ready-mado Clothing, Ladies' Shawls, Ladies' Cloaks, Fino Silk Chcnelle Scarfu, Ladies' and Gents' Lamb's Wool and Merino Undershirts, lints, boots and Shoes; Fine all wool d'Laines; Fancy Silks, Silk Arabian Fancies, (beautiful) Hoop Skirts, French Chihtz Robes, Balinotals, etc. School and Miscellaneous Hooks, Stationery, &c, DRUGS, OILS, CHMCALS, PAI NT , Givo me a call before you purchase, and il you cannot pe suited. G. A. SHOOK. ACC, tc.


ocr: ItRADY-MADli Ftirriislting (Jooil.-s, &e. II. NASSAUER Has now his "K-lll of Clulhinjr nn hihttion nt his on Ihe corner of Suuaro and Street and he call a'tvnlion to Stock as superior to any former He WARRANTS his clothinrr to bo Well Made, and will guarantee a pood fit for any ona who may call. Aside Ironi beaulilul Business Suits of tho latest sfyle he would call especial attention to a lot of ex tra fine black AND 'LUSU VESTS. Hisntock of Gentlemen's Furnisltinj Goods U splendid snd he oners all at pricos Lower than hare ever before been offer ed in this market. Winchester, Sept. 23. 3m a mil mi


ocr: D. M. WILLIAMS. . WATCHMAKER PW. JEWELER. VJI WOWinchester, Tenn. is Watcbee, Clocks -f3and Jewelry faith A fully reoaired. A V4' lot of jewelry kept eonstinlloBbandforMle. SeptZJ Freah Oyster


ocr: -s,; t -5. ' Tist' SF.1ITH & CARfJ. Wholrsalejanit Retail and Jelisln nil klndft of Country Produce. KBKPconslsntlronhsna lares aaaortmint or Iron, Aails.ttstinsssna KlH.MINli 1 JtHLtilbMK, A comploto lino of Carpontars' Tools, Hardware, Cutlery and Chains, Hals, Roots and Shoes, A varioty of Housekeeping floods, Tubs, lluckels, HrooinsA'. Sionn Ware, Wl'tl ftill alixk o? the most Choice Groceries, for family sui'i'lles, such Brown, Crushoil and Loaf Sugars, Golden Syrup & Sugar llousa Molasses, Rio, L'igiiyrii, and Java Cnllbo, Star, Sperm, and Tullow Candles, CHEESE, TOBACCO, CIGARS, SNUI'T, POWDKR, LEAD, SHOT, CAPS. FUSH, INI) I (10, MADDKll. WII1TK LEAD, OILS, TURPENTINE, SACK & RARREL SALT, CiSiCAC. OVSTKKS, SARDINES, CRACKERS, FISH, PICKLES, PEIM'ER, SPICK, SODA, IK AS, GINd'KR, MACK. CI.OVKS, V EC. Ml ALUM, SULPHUR, til uf which arc onVird, and wilt twt miM at tli L0WUST MAKKKT PRICK FOR CASH, OR ITS litJL'IVALUNT. Winrhrslrr.Nov.itl, IW, If VWAi AU11IVAL Ob1 NEW . GOODS. L F;i iunl Winter (uiDtU, tin.sii-liii. .cf Fillis, Siltinelts, Cassinieres, Ciisinc'ts. Jlnriiius, liinghnms, l.illi'VS, (.'itMi nit-re ClllllliS, ihefliiii', t.'lullis, J aus, Sliast Is, llrilliii', S' irlitt";, I tills, Caps, Ijoiils, Slmes, Hardware, (Jneensware, an-l nn iiilI-!S vari-'tv of nlln-r nrt icli-is not imrfiftary to iii'oiilnn. ANo -i-vi-nil tini-1 1 1V1. All mr inviu-il to ev jiiiiik: lor MirillHi'lM'S liotli COODS AM) PRICES. I run IHitinivf llntl iniiriuili be in arriihl.tixu willi tllC Ii.l1ltll('rj Ul tllf liilK'K, Y. A. LOrnilMII.l.ER. Ki-pt W, IS-.S. S 858. AttCOOOSs n'Ot'MHrivflr tlif nllfiitinn of the lei'lit mid Intt(!. 1 1 nifii uf U ini hi'tlrr in id I'laiiklui t'outilj lo Uu: iNEW AND P.EAUTIFUL STOCK OF tiOODS, whirti In is niw o-rnini mul wtiii h w.r.frli-rtrit ltv him Hi-lt in i-imoii. Hp Ii-Iii-vi--i Ills t-ilh- ill llii'.-n-lci lioil of stliiii livo ami ili.rnlili; i: t. will n t ivilli lie-alinn- tioi, of tin- n-o'li- inyiit'iul -i i .-1 lli-r.iir sex in i-oitiailir. His stock coiisihih partly of CnsHiineros, Casin tts, Sittinells, M D'Laines all wool, Wool Taltnss, COMFORTS, FLANNELS. LINSKYS, . SHAWLS, Sitttiioral BSoop Skirts, Merinoi, Silkn, Fine Undershirts, Slc, &v. In aililitlon to tin- alinvn 1 wnul-l iiii-iition a lot of It K l -ill .1 1) i: ' I ,OT 1 1 1 M i , inititu tici: a. i n.citv, M''v.ui: & ui.AsswAni:, ats : ii's, icoots &siioi:s, ami -II 1111


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ocr: TO FARMERS. Ml KB SHOFFXEK is a or. nt roR Maney's Combined Reaper and Mower, Railway and Lever-Power Threshers, with Improved Cleaners; FAN MILLS, SM'UT MACHINES, Portable Grist Mills, mhpl.ed to steam, water or horse powert Straw Cuttera, Clovsr Huller?, CIDKK MILLS, AND 1'OHT.VnLR fi'l'HAM KaSR.S with from in 'i hnrse power. I Iiut feh'cteil inarhiiiM of siipe'ior r.tir lit y ,n,d such as ivll s .fiplv 'he ilciimiid .Hid imv't Ihc wants or nnr (arm ers. I am free in s i j iti? that all the a'jove nieiitioi.cd ar. lirlesnre The two fe'Si m-:itii)ii"d received the first premium at. the United -'tntes' .e iniifiinil Kiiii as Intena ih year ISofi. Mr. .Marshall will iv.iit on customers in my al.ence. lH'!!;yviHe, 'J'eiin. Pelt 87, ia8-6m GIFTS ! GIF IS !! GIFTS ! ! ! wort1.! of fias Gifts for the People! A. S. BURLEIGH, PROPRIETOR. Nkw Albany-, Indiana. tu intr ilur.-. 1'. I'lil'.ih t'o.'K 0. i'Tital or


ocr: MARBLE MONl'MKXTS. 1I f C HAE L On Lepjt stifct, aX'oininE the Bji li-'t Fattury , rtf uifitfsLoio, Ye tin.. llm on bund ,v of lonrn'ent'. and TOMB j TONES. Ho i" prepared to till orders for any kind of Monuments, M the Khor'est notice and on the bMt terms. lie is thankful for the putronn(.'e he has heretofore recoived, nnd respectfully solicitH a continuance of the ia, lie. He war mnts his work to be as good as any that con be purchsKed in the country, and price lower than here or at Nashville. You who have friends resting in the silent crave, ran h r find a monument that will ch-.w where th-v Iia unA hop ii tlitm IrPrtli In vmir nkf-mmv N. B. The parliiersiiii'.xisiin:: bi-lwei n Mr. Jithn C.Spence and mvne'f wai difs .ivtii at thu hewiatiiiiL' of Ihe ff.r IroC.hy tit" i.;ir. rhnin' his entire inter't-l ;n tlm firm of M. n.i... nn U..er uo. W. I. SLATTCkC. ASftl1, i.nd will u ..n-itniit


ocr: SEWING MACHINE?. XVc defy all competition. And do not hi-sitate to siv they are the hest Machined ever invented for P L A N T E II S , PRIVATE FAMILIES AND MA N UFAC T U Ii E li S OVEK of those machines have been sold aid are in profitable iish in all part of the w.ir'd. To assure yourselves of the uperiority of tho Singor Machine, pleaso call and examino fr yonrnelve at 45, North Collepe St reel, NASHVILLE, TENN. Flax Thread for plantation nee, Silk Twiut, Needles. &"., ff'd agnortmenl always mi hand. Singer' Gazette, with samples of sewing, sont Tree by mail. I. M. SINGER & CO. J. T. LORD, Agent, Jnn10 NAfthville, Tenn. 1 UUU


ocr: .1 Vlv Promote the leisure, health and c ; Itappiness of Aowe, , OFFICE : ' No. 4, Public Square. Ia8h-ville, Tenn. ' ICcnons wliy this machine i lui vcrxnlly Preferred over All 1 Because it is the only Sewing the world ever invented, ro constructed fully meet the demands of families1 for gen upe. 2 It is very . simple and is never liable out of order. 8 It makes a seam which will not though every thread stitch is cut. 4 It is not a shuttle machine. ft It sews with too needles, making stitch desired. C It sews from two ordinary spools, all trouble or winding thread is the same Machine con be atlnptod by a mere change of spools, to of work. , 7The same Machine runs silk or and common spool cotton, with '. 8 This Machine will sew in Ihe sleeves coat with the same ease and facility that n straight seam. 9 This Machine can bo run to make rive hundred stitches per minute. 10 The seems are as elastic nsthc most fabric so that it is free from nil to break in washing, ironing or otherwise. 11 The stitches made by this machine more beautiful than any other made cither or machine. The price of the Machines ot office in range from $75 to $150, an charge of $10 is only made on each New York prices at oflice in to defray expenses of transportation Nashville R. II. BR0CKWAY, Secretory. Nashville Sewing Machine March 20th, ly ARMSTRONG & CO. - ' vnu -saw x. II I i to


ocr: S. D. & H. 17. SMITH, Manufacturers of " MELODEONS. 6W MEIUISEIKI, -AMD- ' 1'CDAL SI It-JUSS HARMONIUMS, 511 AVuslilHgton Street. BOSTON, -0-0- TIHS ATT'liMTJON OF CLBKUYMRN, COMMITTED, SCII0OIJ?, I.OJ)(!i.S, .r. IS INVITED TO THE NKW E'CMa.'ll .llb l'A fir iim!i rpi'xn inl J J Itlado Solelj by thu HunuTacf iirers. 1 T IS AKItASOKl) WITH TWO JHJALS OR HANKS I of Keys, the lowest net iiimiiiic nil octavo hiithur tlmn Ihe oilier, and may lie used sepcrately, and thus Ret in utic c isn two distinct liis.riiinents or, by the use of the coup, lei, the two bunks of keys may he played ut the Mime time hy use of the ftout set only. This connected willillie hiiii.HiiSK, will produce theell'ert of a lare nrcan, uiul is smilciently heavy to 1111 it house that scuts, from IU0U tu 1 f10 piu soiis, '3'!j Oj'uii tleloloon Is ilesisned fur parlor and private use. The tonst ruction Is similar lo ihe ( liunu liittrunienl, licln urraned with two hanks of Keys, and when used together, hy(mi!!inii of the coupler, is capable of us (,'icat volume of power an the Chinch Instrument, when used without the l'ehnl ). Also tfvei y variety of .MKI.OI IKONS far Parlor use' Purchasers may rely upon Instruments from our .Mauii factory, h-unn made In the most complete nml thorough manner. Having) removed tu Die spacious IliuMins 511 WASHINGTON STREET, We have every facility fur ninnur.irturlnf; purpose, and em ploy none bul the iiKiat experienred and skillful woi li men, In rliort, wp will promise our customers mi Instrnmem eipuil if not superior to any .Manufacturer, mid (iiiuiniitee KN'TIKH AND PKUWKCT SATIS PACTION. ,Mui'' Teachers, l.c-ulei'M of! hoirs, mid others interested In musical matters, inc respectfully iuvili l to visit nnr Unions at any time and examine or 'test tho loan iiiuents on exhibition for sale, at Ilieir pleasure. As u still further c.u:iianlec to the Public, (is to the excel. Icnceof the A! KMIDKONS Ac II AH.MON'IC.MS from our .MauuPii'tor', we beg luavn lo refer, by pertiiUiSion,to the lollowing PI ANOMAX U F A C T U l F, l S Of Host on ! Clii''lipriii' A.- Rons. Win. P Kiiiersoii, (ieorge Hews, Tt .llct A Comflou, T. f.'ill.ert A- Co Brown Allen, A. UM.iihl iVCo Wood warn it Ill own, NewhalUV; Co. .HOlOtat'OnS & RJ.Jl IIlOMiHilaS Ili'DltCll Persons who wish to hire Melodeous and Ibiriiiuniuuis wit li a view orpurchasliu! at (he end of Ihe year, can have the rent credited ns part pavmrut of tho purrliaso nuiunj'. This matler Is worthy of spci'iul note, ns it enables those who desire u fair tnvl of the iii-lrnn lent s hcfire puriiiasini; lo obtain it id the expense of the manufacturers, to the ex tent at least of a yews rent. Orders from any part, of the country or world, sen! di rect to the maiiuf.ii liii y in lioston, witn cash or satisfac tory rcfurenre, will be promptly attended to. nud as fuilh. fully executed lis if the parties were present, or employed an u gent to select, and on as reasonable terms. PRICE LIST, Scroll lej, !J octavo ...... Scroll lei,', o octavo Piano Style, 5 octavo Piano style, extra finish, li octavo Piano style, carved lea ...... Piuno style, 'I sets ol reeds .... Piano style, 0 octavo Ornun Mehnleon Orxau .Melodeon, extra finish Pedal Suh Mass llarmonium .... GO I.i'llers, I'erlilicales and notices from the press, from nil parts of the world, may also he seen ut our salesroom, Jlesi riptivc circulars sent free to any address. S. D.A1I. W. s.Mrrn. Fit Washington Street, (near Iloyl.ston .Market) J ec. l'J w fimsa lioston1 XATIOXIL IOLIC13 WAKKT'fl'E. This (ircat Joiirnul (if Crime and Criminals is in its ;ijjJJJNJJUJ! 5


ocr: N. CRANE, CIGAR MANUFACTURER. Public Square, Winchester, Tennessee,


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ocr: COMETS, EMZL-iG STABS, 'hat a superior stock of i7. A. Shook ha just received! Startle floods. Domestics, Ta-isimcres, Keady-ins.lo lied Llanl.cts, Ladies' ijlmwls, Ladies' Cloaks, Finn Silk riienelle Scnrl's, La'd.es' nn.l (ienls' Lamb's Wool and Uiidoliirls, Hits, boots and Simps; Fine all waul il'baines; raney .Silks, Silk Arnhisn Fancies, (teautiAil) Hoop Skirts. French Cliihtz Lobes, I'iihnntals, &.c. School and Miiseellaiinou.-j Stationery, &c., DRUGS, GILS, CHEMICALS, etc., ttc. sl -s- Y - S .-1 V V V-S-H ', ! mm O'ito me a call before you purchase, see if you cannot po suited. G. A. SHOOK, ' i I S. "VVs. I . . V.. .rS


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ocr: IF YOU WAST DR Y' GOO OS, NICE AND CHEAP; Hardware, qtuecnswarcj Cutlery or groceries such as bugar, Colfeo, Molasses,, Cheese, Crackers, Oysters, Sardines, Candies, &c, or MEDICINES, PAINTS, ETC., CALL OK WM. STEWAKT April 29 Winchester Tenie,


ocr: Agricultural IMPLEMENTS. Farmers wishing to get good implement will do well to call on me. ns I am in commu nication with all the best manufactories, i am confident I can sell the best Plow, Tnryn er, Reaper and Mower, (something ?' Wheat Fan and Feed Cutter in the State. All other implements I will get for the manufacturers prices, with carriage S. W. II0UGHT0. April 29. tf


ocr: SPUING AND SUMMER 3, Just received and for sale by iVo. 0. north west corner public square, WINCHESTER, TENN. consisting in part or Linens, Lawns, Muslins, Organdies, 1'rints, Chintz, Jaconets, Swisses, Bareges, Crape d' Espanglo, Brilliantes printed and white, Flowered and dotted Swiss Muslins, Victoria Green, Bobinets, Laces and Edgeings, Swiss and Marseilles Collars, Blk. cmbioid'd and beaded Collars, Linen and breakfast Collars, Crapes, Veils and Veiling, Mantles, Skeleton Skirtc, Linen and Lawn Handkerchiefs, Pangee and Bandanna do Black Cravats, Satin Spring Stocks, BONNETS, parwolo, fans, ladies' belts, ribbons, buttons, gloves and hosiery, port-monies, pins needles, percussion caps, mwpenders, combs, vcstinjrs, tweedd, coltonndef. bleached and brown do mestic?, ready-made clothing, hats, boots and fhori, hardware and cutlery, tinware, sugar, coffee, mo'afscs, drugs, medicines and die etui!', indigo and madder, eoda, pepper, spice, ginger, and an endless variety of other things too tedious to name, all of which is offered at the lowest rates to cash buyers. Good barter taken in exchange for goods at such prices aa we can sell at again. April 15. 3m MARTIN & SON. nrv ha lNmtwra nf thn FRANK LI Pi COUNTY AGRICUL TURAL, SVUILTX. Tha next meetrir of thte Society will be tia14 t tha Court HntuA nn Mnnria tha Sd


ocr: MARBLE' WUMENTS. ';. MTCIIAEL BAKER. . On Depot atteet, adjoining the Bucket Factory, njjsrlVwslltov, Tesin., Hits tin hand nnd will a conHtunt'mip ply of and TOMB Tin ,o r,ninfnf1 tn flit nrilol'S for ttflV kind . ' I '.. , . . .! ... ",1 ".Icinuineiits.ttt tlie niioriofli notti.- uuu boat torii!3. lie is thankful for the he hns heretofore received, and Hulicitsa continunnce of tho siiino. He war rants his work to bo nsgood rt3 any that piiri'huKcd in tho country, and prices than hero or at Nashville. You who I'rionili reMiiij in tiio silent grave, can find a monument. that will slu.w where lie and keep them fresh in your memory. N. R Tho pnrtr.erf.hi existing i.'r. John C.Speiico and mvself was tit tho bcginiiiu;,' of tho year lS-r6,hy my pur cli:n;ln;f hit' entire interest in tho firm of raker &. Co. W. .1. MA'rVEll, Apfor.e, wacS:csior, 'iTemsi. Alar. 0, 1857. 17 SWANN & CO.'S


ocr: March 20ih, lv W3 aj.so.vs Mi Se wi n Machine The highest premium wns awarded by the American lnstitiito at the Crystal Palace, New York, Novem ber till), 18-17, to tiio Windier & Wilson's NEW ITOPUOVEZ? PLANTATION AND FAM1LV Fourtoe; lilierent kinds of Sowing Machines contended for tho prize. Tho Fair was open for more than six weeks. Jflaekhies Arc bio iv H-oiiiociiieed by the Sii&hest Authority The JEST and most, useful Machine rou A'!;miatitM and C';iBuly )je"vju; EVER INVENTED. Ollke 1!) College St., NASHVILLE, TENN. WHEELEU & IVES, FebCT ly Agents. O. V,'. XUKNKIl A.J. TlKNEK G. W. & A. J. TURNEPi. Dcalurs in all hinds of Family Groce ries, Fine Liquors, $:., -c. . rvm.w sat'AKK, I VINC HESTER, TENN. Weliavejust received a large lot of Family Groceries, such as Sugar, Codec, Molasses, Salt Pepper, Spice, Pepper Sanee, Cheese and Crackers, kegs and cans, Nu's of every kind, Matches, Tickles, Ginger, Pickles, Herrings, Sardines, Buckets, Snufi; Soap, Whiskey, Cordial?, Wines, Brandies, Almonds, CIDER, Champaigno in bottles, Claret, Wino in bottles, Tallow and Star Candles, Shoes, cheap as nnjr person will sell FOll CASH. Having fitted op a good Fount, all who want ale can come along, june 13, 1937


ocr: itttm: ciTArrvrn 18 AGENT FOB s Combined Reaper and Mower, Railwuy and Lover-Power Thrt'dhere, with Improved Clcanors; FAN MILLS, SMUT MACHINES, J'urUl'lo'irW Mill", adapted to steam, water or tun no powori Straw Cutters, Clover Hullcra, CIDER MILLS, Circular Saws, AND FOKTAKLi; STKAM EflWINES, witli from k to Vi homo power. Miavc selected machines of superior quality and such an will supply (ho demand and rnect the wants of our farm. rr, i am froe In saying that all tlic abovcmicnUotied ur. liclrsaro GSKB PREMIUM MACHINES. The two flrut mnnllimed received the first premium lit United Mates' Agricultural Fair us la teas thi! year IttoO. Mr. Marshall will wait on customer in my absence. 19 HE HUHVVM.tt, SSielhyville, 'Fcuiii Feb 27, Iftt8-6m V. KOIJI.NSO HENRY HALT. MAKERS & UNDERTAKERS Thankful for past I't'.vors, tho unilersijrnocl mlwmmsm i


ocr: NEW GOODS. pn.lVK uat we-nlted frb mpplj of mpuikig and hi Tinnn Hwif COiulitlnj or Silks, Jkragos, LawiiH, OrgundioH. JnconnlR, lilnghoms, Linonc, ClutliM, CuHHiirmros, Drown Linen, Cottotrndos, Shoot itijr, Shirting, Drilling, Silk Muniled, llllts, ClIpH, RoOtr-, SIlOOH, Hardware, Quui'iiHsviire, kiid tn endleM variety of other article not necessary mention. Also several line rllli"'. All are Invited to examine for Iheinselvci liolli (HOODS AND prices. I can promim lint pi Ices lihall le in ai-ccivifujri the hardness of the time. F. A. LOUGIIMILLEU. March 8i, lfl'.Q.


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ocr: ItlLVDY-MADi: Flll'iiisliiii (inoils, &c. II. NASSAUEIt Has now his l'ill of Clothing on ex hibition nt his in tho comer of Sipiarc and Sircet anil ho call a'tention lo Stock as superior to any former He WARRANTS his clothing to bo Well Made, anil will guarantee a rronit lit for any one mny call. Ats'tdu from beautiful i, l. eii l . . i i JJllSlllOHS hllltS ot tllO Litest sh lC, ho would call especial atteulioii lo a lo! of ex tra lino black VLVMl VESTS. His stock of (Jontlemen's Furnisliins Good is splendid and he offers all at price Loner than hare ever before been offer ed in this market. Winchester, Sept 23. 3m To the PuMic. The undersigned being well known as CLOTJT COATS


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ocr: (c Stal.y .A.1TD FANCY M i ll AM visiting cards, wi;ijdi.m; invitations, II.M.b TICKKTS, it:nI':uai. notices. IIUSINK.SS'CIRCmilS. IW.MI'IIbKTS, HAND hills, 1 1 DUSK HILLS, JMISTKKS. I'.LANKS. ADDKKSSKS, STUlti; J1ILLLS. DILL HEADS, HI'SINL.SS CARDS. AI'OTIIKCAKIK.S' LAP.KJ.S, LLKCTION TICKETS, L Eli Al. DOCI'MENTS, ENVELOPE TII'S, IILANK h'ECEII'TS, iVC. &C. all iiKiilv rmTi: at tiik iiomi: .joiniXA.v .ioiin i III . Itiirl I'f Tin. Slirel I roil. i m '"I'l'rT an . I Ilras, Mure., r x1. -v-..' i. i a .ii .ici in ,,,"'v?3r t'T. (".(.(Lin- .V Wiiriniiis " Hi rc: JllrlK, I'linips, ( 'astin-s. I!ra.-s Krttli's. ii, !i! Eiilh, Cill'i'i' .M il s. 'ii-mi IIm.m's, A c. K' p iirii.?. li" tittfr. IIiiIIit iii.'. A iv. (lure dii f'nirl mil, .-is did l',.iii r, I'cHlnr. lim--, llercWIIV, llll, I l'e:illilTc lilki'll III I'VCilll lljif !i.r w nr iw J, I' . . i toy vi oi.k i: tiw.f.rtv.. r l.r.il of l'i n niu. Ctimii ilt- li In v pnifjiif


ocr: -- - --rTOTEJll " J1I imiii i ti in Hoii', Main H'rcd, WINCHKSi'lvlt, TENN., ' , 0. BItOOK!,..,."' ...I'roprlcior Km'W . ' ' "riltatt'l IIOU0, i M. l STi:K ilTopi leior, winciiIvSTI'I' ti:nni:sni:i. .. Tho nuhscrilierfolieilHtt Nhiiro nf patron ,R on, . I..- iwvollM public, -id hr i people ,,r Winchester and Franklin cotiiity... Hik Il.onunodt.tu.ii.are.o.l, ...id charo ...od ernlu. Cull und nee lur f " 1 u iiT K ft . '"Mrs. SIMS' HOUSE- WIXCHESTKR. . .TKNNEhbEL. MUS. SIMS, d'orinerly of ilio v ,..! SiiriniTril continues to conduct a home in WinchcHierforthn ol the public jrunurully. The rooms m thl hotel are beinir ihurouyhly repaired, and hone, that by thou liltinir them tip and Hir nisliiitu herlnhlu With the bent tho all'ordit, alio w ill receive .till more in to the liberal patronngo extended to her the past. . Wiihthix House is connected a good where horses will he well attended to. .luiie-H . . 1V w at5o "n ii "'j Situated on .Murkot aliwt, ' NASHVILLE, - i vti XL A It THE 1'LTU.lL! is now open for the uccoiiimodatioii of iiiiblie. The house lint been thoroughly cd ami ruliirnishcd. Tho i'ropriutor ileleriniiU'd, by n'tenlioii to tho comlort his iniests, to merit the palroiinjjo of Ihc r KICKS. linn id pnr day fjO. , Day Hoard per week.... . . ! oil. T1I0S. S. WATSON. Feb. 20, lSoS. ly. sr. t'iiOi:i iiwriiii, H.' T. SCDTT, JHtOl'MHTOK. Conn r Si'i; innl Smiiiiit'i' N.siivii.i,r ti:vmm:e. si:wasi:i: hoi sr, . Coiir.0R Stuekt, Nash-v-iiiik, WILLI AM U0I1 HUTS, oiio i' it o v h 1 1; i o it. iy i bv iiiii i:ii, SCOTT & CRADDOC-K, aurfll - . . .WltnU.K. Tf-V-NKSSlSK. WMIBI.'V'G'B,. BEOB'SB', Ho. 70'J i 'lii'wi mil M. ahv7tli I'itlLAUELI'JllA. Kept 8. !)' IO N E S' HOTEL, J.4HS2aLai V No. 152 CHESTNUT STUEKT, JIY l'vcsbiuy, SykoH and (ilioltliR (i. l'lIE3l!UKV, JU. Ja.mls .Svi;i:s, Ih.Miv A. Ciia 1'ivti'K. CI1ESMT STItl'.KT liKTWKKN will A.NUOHI.


ocr: MAiJllLE MONUMENTS. MrOHAlvL RAKER. On n,'il stitfrt.ki'Jiiiiilii.", the l!url.0t Fai tnry, iUiiiTi't't'Nboi'o. 'I'm ii., r.v7 Ha ii prepared tn (ill orders for any kind of Mnnuiiu.i.ls.nl llin shortest notice and on the best terms. He j thankful lorllie patronage bo lias hrret.ri'i.rc received, and reapectfully olicilsa coiilinu.inreof the aame. lis war. ranis Ins work to bo aagotid an any that can be purrliafe.ini the rnni.try. and price lower Hun hero or at i'ahville. You who have friends restiii! in the niletit crave, can here tind a inoiiiimeiil lhal will ah. w where ihey lie and keep llipin I'resb in Jrour memory. N. B. J ho parlnemlup c.xislin- Between .Vr.Ji.hn CSeenco and iny.elf wm di.lved at ill beciiininit of the ycatlS.')6,by my pnr. chasitiir ln ctiliro inlcrcat in thfl nrin d At. Baker i. Lo. , . , . , , . . w iucut'ti'r 'icon, r Mar. ft. Ki7. ' ir. i.' rvttner.' ,, c. c.oaime. J)rs. Turnoy fc finrnor, '.xlnWlXCHESTEIl. TENN'h , . . Have a.aoeiatril themcle together in the praelicn of Mrdicine, and when not pro "' .iimalW IIimim, can b (Wnnd al ' ' th'ltomce, Jeffpnam atreel, two ' ' doot above Martin' corner. Not4 - ' i f


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ocr: HEW CONFECTIONERY. Eat Sile of the Square. J. V. VOGELL, Will Keep on hand : OYSTF.RS, SARDINES, CHEESE, CKAUKEKS, A great variety of I'laiii awl Fancy Candief. PICK LESS. RAISINS, ORANGES, FIGS. CAKES. MOLASSES. TORABCCO. llrandy Pearhra. TOYS, SGUAK. Kuts of evert kind. CIGARS, CANDLES, POP, AND BREAD. Krerrthlii; will 1 Creah and nee Ut he mar l Dec. 19 3m. rrec Trade and Sailor' ilitfhf: D.I. WILLIAMS T Ot'LD reirtaillr Inform the eitiwni. of Franklin W and the 'ljninin- roumir, that he will irlkir Watrhra, Clm ka, and Jrwelrr on fr.-omUe ttm ai it will he Hon' T where in the Slie. Hnoin on Mam trrt, at iil1rlrv-a M lt. Jn l, fm


ocr: SiSTIl k 0 A HIS Wholesale and Retail and dealers iu all kinds of Country Produce. KEEP constants on h.md a la") assortment of Inn, .Sails, tastings and 1-lKMlX'J lill'i.t.MB TS, A complete 1'iie of Carpenters' Tools, Hardware, Cutlery nml Chains, Hats, Boots and Shoe, A varteiyof Housekeeping floods, Tubs, Bticke s, Bronms& Stone Ware, With a full stock or the most Choice Groceries, for bmily supplies, such as Brown, Crushed and Loaf Sugars, Golden Syrup & Sutjnr House Molasses, Rio, Laguyra, and Javi Cotfee, Star, Sperm, atid Tallow Candles, CHEESE, OYSTERS, SARDINES, CRACKERS, FISH, PICKLES, PEPPER, SPICE, SODA, TEAS, GINGER, MACE. CLOVES, VINEGAR, ALUM. SULPHUR, TOBACCO, CIGARS, SNUFF, POWDER, LEAD, SHOT, CAPS, FUSE, INDIGO, MADDER. WHITE LEAD, OILS. TURPENTINE, SACK fir BARREL SALT, &C,&C.,&C. all of which are offered, and will be sold at the LOWEST MARKET PRICE FOR CASH, OR ITS EQUIVALENT. Winchester, Nov. 21, 13i7. tf 1IEDICAI, IVOTICr. DOCTOR CLOPTON oilers his propesion. services in the ni'nena nf Winchester and vicinity, and hopes by strict attention to his duties to merit a liberal share ol patronage Oflice on .Main street, opposite Brooks' Hotel Jan 15, 1957. ly


ocr: MACEY & HAMILTON. SO. 47 I OM.EGK TRKhT, ' NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE, Wholesale and Ketall I'eatart in Hardware nnd Cutlery, Mulldcrs Hardware, CJiiim. l'lstal. Ac fp Wo have also a'nrjro stock of tnrminjr I up emnns Straw Cutlers, Wheat Thresh r, and Kentucky Harvesters a most ex ecl'ent Combined Reaper and Mower. July tf v., Mtff fr.Uaurair, .


ocr: BANKS! I StU tlklnrf t)ia nntaa nf mm) TaunoaSAn and South Carolina Hanks in payment of neots, ami trading tor most other Vq.uk, notes. Come in and pay upbefore the whole country demands Gold and Silvor. . a. A. SHOOK, Pall and Winter I have a good stock of Goods, just receiv ed, consisting of a vory All of which I am exceedingly anxious to sell, AT LOW FIGURES. I have also replenished my stock of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, OILS, PAINTS, School and Miscellaneous Books, Stationery, &c, &c. YOUNG.. LADIES attending School are particularly requested to examine the stock, as they, and all others, will find a greater variety at this storo than a!iy other. In fact the Farmer, Mechanic, Teacher, Student, AND ALL OTJIEliS, will find nearer everything they want than is usually found in a village assortment; all of which SHALL bo sold cheap for cash, or to PROMPT time dealers. Examine at least before you purchase, as I charge nothing for stowing my stock, and then purchase whero you can do the best. G. A. SHOOK. Oct 54 tf COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Dealers in all kinds of Produce. Will sell all articles consigned to them at the highest market prices, and make prompt etatements when the articles ar sold. Liberal advancements made on consignments when necessary, fjT- Patronage respectfully solicited. July 17 9m PHILADELPHIA. A VZXEVOI.E.XT Institution, f.staiii.ishko by special ENDOWMENT POlt THE I'.EI.IKP OP THE KICK AND


ocr: 0. W. TURNER , , . , A.J. TUIINEH 6. W. & A, J, TDliNER. - Dealers in all kinds of Family Groce ries, Fine "Liquors, $(!., $?, rODI.lO 8QUAKE, WINCHESTER, TENN. Wo have just roceivod a large lot of Family Groceries, such as Sugar, Coffee, MoInNses, Suit Topper, Splco, Ginger, Pepper Snnce, Tickles, Cheese unci CrnckcH, llcrririg, Oynlersin kegs anil cans, Surdities, Nuih of every kind, BuckolB, MntchoH, Snulf, Picklos, Soop, CordmlK, Whihkcy, Winon, Krundies, AlrnondH, ALE, CIDER, Chaiiipaigno in boltlOH, Cliampaigne Cluret, Wine in bottles, Tallow ami Star Candles, Boots, Shoes, clicup as any person will soil FOR CASH. Having fitted up a good Fount, all who want fine ale can conic along.


ocr: SlflTH & GAEif3 Wholcsato and Retail and dealers in of Country all kiis Produce. KF.F.P constantly on hand a larqe assortment of Nails, Castings and FAU.MING lllPLKME.NTS, A complete lino of Carpenters' Tools, Hardware, Cutlery and Chains, Hats, Boots and Shoe?, A variety of Housekeeping Gnod, Tubs, Buckets, Brooms & Stono Ware, With a full stock of the most Choice Groceries, for family supplies, such as Brown, Crushed and Loaf Sugars, Golden Syrup & Sugar House Molasses, Rio, Laguyra, and Java Coffee, Star, Sperm, and Tallow Candles, CHEESE, TOBACCO, OYSTERS, CIGARS, SARDINES, SNUFF, CRACKERS, POWDER, FISH, LEAD, PICKLES, SHOT, PEPPER, CAPS, SPICE, FUSE, SODA, INDIGO, TEAS, MADDER. GINGER, WHITE MACE. OILS. CLO V ES, TURPENTINE. VINEGAR, SACK cV DA ALUM, SALT, SULPHUR, &C.,&C.,&C. all of which are oftVrcd, ond will be sold at the LOWEST MARKET PRICE FOR OR ITS EQUIVALENT. Winchester, Nov. 21, K". tf


ocr: NEW GOODS. J WAVK Just received a ntb supply uf ftPUINO AMD iflUJflMEIB OOODS), consisting of Billld, BlHIiKCB, Law mi, Oi'K'iti'li'iS" Jiicinuls, Uinpliuuid, Linens, ( Clotlu, Ciuihiiiiwros, Bron Liiieiui, Col "Hindus, . Sheet injj, SS!:i i linjr. Drilling, Silk Manilou, Hutu, Caps, D'lulri, ll'K'H, Hardware, CJiiftcniiware, h it) mi enlists vnrlnly or other titlclot not noetsstry to mention. . ileu -even I li ne r I flan, .Ml mo InviteU tu rxamlii for themnslvqs both GOODS AND PRICKS. I can promts lhl price shall be til accordance with the hardness of the tlmoi. F. A. LOUG II MILLER. March 23, 18G8.


ocr: SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, SuH received and for salo bj mmm & sou, Nu. 9, iwrlh west corm r public square, WINCHESTER, TENN. couslatlni In part or Linen?, Lawns, Muslins, Organdies, Prints, Chintz, jHconets, Swisses, Burees, . Crape il' Esponle, Uriliiantes printed and white, Flowered and dotted Swine Muslins, Victoria Green, Bobinets, Lares ami EMgeinps, SwitiH and Mareilles Collars, filk. eiiibioid'd and beaded Collars, L'uiuri unit breakfast Collars, Cnpus, Veil.4 and Veiling, Mantles, Skeleton Skirt, Linen end Lawn Handkerchiefs, Phmsico a nil Bandarinn do Black Crovuts, Satin Spring Sionks, BONNETS, paranoid, fans, Indies' bells, riblionn, buttons, gUiveM mid liosip y, port-monies, pin.s needles, percussion cups suspenders, combs, veiin?s, tweeds cottoimdeH, bleaclied and brow n do iiiptii;s, ready-niude clothing, hats, boots and hIiops, hardwnre and cutlery, tinware, sugar, coH'uu, mo es. drug, medicines and die stutl's, indipo nnd madder, ioda, pepper, spicu. pintri;!', undun endless variety of other thin? too ti'dioiiH tn name, HI of which is offered at Die lowoBt rates to cash


ocr: r a r r iv ft im (r Whilst th MormoTi'l with their iiurnercotj wives are ittroctin so much a'. , teniion in the West, ' G. A. SHOOK d-sirei to call th atlantion of tlie cm?.' i,j i : Frankliacouniyto his UNUSUALLY LARGE SICCK OF SPRING GOODS Ha has much iLs largeot stoi:k (A DRE SS..G.OOD S 11 ATS, BOOTS, SHOES. he has ev9r had the pleasure of exhibiting inuny of them at very reduced pricew, all o!' which he offers to PilOMPT time doulcra 1 1 low figures. Parties wishing to pay 'mult will mention it and find that money U wort'. aoMSTUlNO. He has also replenished his stock ol' DRUGS, CHEMICALS, OILS, PAINTS, School and Miscellaneous Books, Stationery, and asks all to let him show his goods he'ors they purchase, fjfr When Goods aro Bi lleted and taken out of the store they sro SOLD. Q. a. SHOOK.


ocr: 1858. trOUt.D Invite the attention or th Ladles and Otntlt. H man or vVinchattar and Pranklln County ta tfa . NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF GOODS. which ha It now openlnn and which were selected by htm tir In person. H believss hit tssta In th selection o tttrctlv and durable good will meet wllh . th admtrt .0 the '"""le tneenaral and the fair ex In particular. Of Uillee'Gooda he has a superb assortment, consisting or Jaconets, Lawns, Hrllliantes, solid colored Ijarteet, all colors, solid col'd Crap Maretts; ,wiss, Mull and Naln. took Muslinti striped and checked Nainsooks and Musllnti ind a host or things too numerous to mention. Alto a inott bfautlful ttoi tment or e.iibrtcln Enallsh, Ftraw. Rwlst do, White Hair, Lart, Fancy Hik.KtrawtAe. Also t good lot or Ribbons, Ku. cnes, Flowers, etc. In addition to the above 1 would mention t lot or ItEADl-.U IDE CLOTHING, II lUDWAItE AXD CUTI.EBT, iLEEH At:E & GLASSWARE, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES, ZIOSIERY iD EMitOIJ)EUV, MOfJlt!VrG GOO!S, AC. Mar. 18, tr W, s. EM BRET. OCT After Goods are cut md taken from ihe store, they need not be returned. 1858. (ci F TAT rT mm


ocr: GROCERIES. PARR1SII Si JttcNABB RAVING purchased the Interest of A. 0. Black in tin Family Grocery and Liquor More next door to Farm er's Cabinet Shop, are thoroughly repairing the establish ment for the purpose or making tt superior in every ra tuect to any Saloon that has ever been kept in Winches ter. We are just laying In and will constantly keep oa hand, a LARGE SUPPLY of Groceries, such as Fine Urandiea, Superior Wines, Whisky, Gin, Rtitn, &c Ale, Beer, Sugar, Coffee. Candies, Nuts, Oysters, Crackers, Candles, Teas, Sardines, Pickles,, and tn short, most orthe trtlcles usually kept in t Family Grocery. Their Bar shall be kept unusually nice, and supplied with none but the finest liquors. PARRISH & McNABB. April 8, 1858. . Wlnchetter, Tenn.


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ocr: 1JY STATE AUTHORITY. Choice First Chm Insurance nv THE liicoiirorntc.riMio. Charter l'cr IK'iiial. l.tfO&.OttO,.. ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED, with A Surplus of $ftGG,l 10,10. Losses equitably adjusted nnd promptly paid. Iecial aUcrtlnn pivfn lo 1 nsnri nro or IIVVBILISGS fti.tl CutitaiitH, lur leri.tn of 1 to 0 fairs. Fire nnd Inland Xartrafion Risks acccrled at term consilient will, tolveiic; tri ,Ui lirulil. JK2r Applications promptly attended lo. and POLICIES issued by, Winchester. Ort. 11


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ocr: Terms of Advertising. I Miwre one year, 0 " ' " 1 II " J ,1 II II . Ona column one yoar, . Three nuurtore of column one year, Out half column one year, . . on. quarter or a column one year, . . One coluinii eix montln.J ii three " One half column lx mo.ulit, v!r t. ii tiima months. to oo . m 00 18 00 . SO 00 70 00 - 60 00 40 00 21 00 . 60 00 33 00 . 30 00 20 00 One qure one Insertion, , . 1 00 kjch subtequenl insemuri, u ioo -1C Ten line (or lew) constitute ono equare No varla- raonal'llommunlcatltna and editorial notlcct charjcd H double the above ratea. 60 Terms of Subscription. IN ADVANCE WITHIN SIX MONTHS AT THE END OF THE YEAR.. $2 00 2 no 3 00 Xh9 following liberal terms are offored to Clubs: 3 copies for k 8 6 00 6 copies for - - 8 00 in i n . - 15 00 j5 4i ' 20 00 NEWSPAPER LAW. l .AH subscriber who do not (rive express notice to "the contrary are considered aa wishing to continue their ""Kr'sok 'scrlbers order the discontinuance of their pa ipers,tho publisher may continue to send them until ar 'rp.raGRB &Te paid. 3 -if subset! hers neglect or retime to te their papers from the post office to which they are sent, they are held rtsponsihle until the bills are settled, and their papers ordered to be discontinued. jggg" Subscriptions for a shorter time than one year must be paid in advanee. jU" Single copies sold at 10 cents. oiniV Aims. 1'iom and after .this dute (November 1st, 18 )7) we shall allow tb.v Lim for an obituary, hut. all over that will be tbarcedatthe rate oi ' one dollar for every ten Hues or fesV. We i WILL NOT VIOIATB THIS HUM? KOU ANY PBRSOS,n4 we shall continue to keep this notice stand. ins, n that no one may be surprise when our bill is pre dented for payme nt. THE HOME JOURNAL


ocr: MARBLE MONUMENTS. MIC II A K L On Hepnt ttinet, sdjoluinj; tlie t'heket Factory, "WnrfveeslMMH, 'I'euti., Has on iloaua or.t and TOMB l!o is priiaiod :') liii ini.f.c Jor any Kimi MoniinntntH, at thn shoitcsl notic and on ltn is thankful I'orthe ho tins heretofore reooived, and u,.liily n iiuiiintinnrA (if ihn HfimO Ho 1 rants Ins work to he as food as any that iiiirchnsed i:t the cuiinirv, ami price Itlitin here or at Nashville. You who j friends mi-tine in ilio silent grave, can ! ii 1 id 0 monument that will slii-w where lie and keep thnin fresh in your memory. N. K Tho partnership existing Mr. John C.Sponco and myself was at tho befriniiinj,' ofthe ycarl8.r)6,by my chnsinr; his entire interest in the firm of Baker Co. V. J. SLATTEttt, Auent, Winchester, Tcun. ammhmi. "7:7 '7r' !"' wm


ocr: EIOJIIVSOA & HALL, CABINET MAKERS & UNDERTAKERS Thankful for past favors, the undersigned would solicit a continuance of tbe same. Fnrnifnr for all uses, from the kitchen to the parlor, constantly on hand or made to or- uer by (food workmen. 07- luiiaul BEDSTEADS also fof sale. H.ulnn- an excellent Hearse, thev are nre- J pared to make and carry out Coffins on short notice and reasonable terms. COLYAU F1IIZZELL. ATTORNEYS &. COUNSELORS AT LAW WIICSeiTKR. TRUf.


ocr: Wl Ik Nn. fit). Market Stkf.et. NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE. MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS, AND UEM.F.RS I.N Til rcslii nar larliini'H, illowinpr nml ICe:tini;iVIncliin'i, Corn ami Ton Ci-iislicrsC'orii-SlH'lIcrs Straw Cut tors Pious, Cultivator), Harrows, Churns Scythe, Window lilass. Chain Pinups, Porcc Pumps itlar hleixrd Iron Jlautlrs, Wiiulow- Snsh, Window Mi utters, Sales II)' dra it lie Crmeitt, llosin. Piaster Pa- ris Land-Pla.er, Ct'u.tno, Paints, OilS, Varnishes, and Grass-Seeds of all kinds. mar-n), 1S57. ly.


ocr: TO FARMERS. M I H H VIII IN U 1X1 II itllllU UX1VAX1WJJ 19 AGENT FOR Maney's Combined Reaper and Mower, Railwoy and Lover-Fower T hretdierH, with Improved Cloutioro; FAN MILLS, SMUT MACHINES, Portable Grltt Mills, adapted to steam, water Or home poweri Straw Cutters, Clover Uullers, CIDIilt MILLS, Ciruuhu Saws, AND i'ojm'Ahm; stimm rwiM-.s, w it Ii from i to 12 horse power. I hive selected uiai'hiiies nf superior quality anil ainh as will supply the ileui'ind mid meet the want of our lamp em. I inn free in 'lying Unit all the above mentioned ar Hi -lex lira WXTJ mmm whines. The two first. mentioned received the first premium at the Pulled Stut es1 , :ilrullurnl Fair a" IiiUhih Hie year ls,"ifi, Mr. .Marshall will wait uu customers in my absence Jiel!)jville, Ten ii. Teh 27, l3.-m W. KKKK.MAN, .ViHliville. It. FKKK.MAN, New York DF.AI.r.lt IN PIANO FORTES AND ME LOP) EONS, Window SlitidoH, Artiwts' .Mitti'rinls, Oil 1'aintinsfs, Engriiviii2n, Ctil)itiet Ma kers' iMnieriuln, French VVin- M:intifactiirei'8oi (rilt Miiiilli and Pier Look in ( lussrs, I'lirtrait n ml Picture Fratnes, nsiiik Window Illinds, &.c, No. V2 College St., as!ivillt', Tfini mar-,'0,17. .i aiii': at nrsin


ocr: 1858. m s. iijttisniiYi U'OUI.I) Invito the adoption of the Uin and Oeiillo. 11 limn or Winchester and Kiunlilin County to the NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF HOODS, which he Is now opening and which weroaelectcd hy him "nil in iierHun. I to believes his table In the selection o attractive anil (luriihle Rood will meet with tlieiidmira linn of tin; people in general and Ihefliir Hex In particular. Of todies' Oonds he has it aiiperh assortment, consisting or Jaconets, Lawns, lliilliiintiis, solid colored Haro'-ies, til Colors, solid col'd Crape MurettSi Swiss, Mull nnil Nttlu. took .Muslin1.) striped anil checked Nainsooks and Musllnsi uml n host or thiiiKH too numerous to mention. Also a most beautiful assortment of s wfr cnihraciniRimllsh, Straw, Swiss do, White llalr, Lace, Fancy Silk,, strawi Ac. Alisoaijoud lot of Hlbboiis, liu cues, Flowets, etc. In addition to the ahove I would mention a lot of lUMDV-.TI t!i: L,4TIIIX., IIACtIlVAiSL ASiU VI TIiEItY, li;jja-:.MwuMEEn a ;liswai:jl:, HATS, VAPfi, OOTS A'SSIOI"S, moniuky am) oiisi:ii)i:!av, Mar, 13, tf W, S. KMBKKY. QT After Hoods are cut nnd taken from the store, they need not bo relumed. 58.


ocr: H o o Frcuch, English & A mcrinin Uvs GUNS Sign of the Big Padlock, No. 41 South Market Strtct, Nuhvil!c, 'hut: Anrils, Vices, Bellows, Stocks and Dits.) Sifters, Ptitidhs, )Yva lr Scran V ire. Cast, Shear, German and Blister Stall Tacks. BradsX'iOc mid FmiliiiiA''i' Shovels, Spades, lloes, llikvs and Forks.: PPitfonn, Counter, Lwii a 'id 'ht Hammers, Hatchets and Files. Scales. Carpenters1, Coopers and Blacksmiths' Slates, Clocks, Mirrors and Yurki'i Tools, Goods. ' Circular Saws awl Saw Mandrils. Lard, Clteese awl Bttitrr-THcrs. Mill, Cross-Cut und HamSaws. ) Riddle Bits, Slirrvj) Iran; Ri.t if.: Axes, Nails, Chains and Homes. I Girth Wib!in: Knob, Plate, Gun, Pad and Trunk Corn Mills, Shellers and Simw CVfN Locks. tcrs. MORTISE AND BORING MACHINES. ALSO, A Lit HOE ASSoHTMENT OF GUNS, RIFLES, AND PISTOLS ; TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS ; TOCKF.T KNIVES. SCISSORS, AND SHEARS, OF EVERY VARIETY. Formln? in all the Largest Variety and mo3t extensive stock of the kind ever offered to the NiHivlMe 'Hade or fur rounding country, all of which we now otter at greatly reduced prices to cash buyers or prom; paying ci-lomer mi six months' time. We will from now until December 1st olfer extra inducements to cash bi,;t t, ami partici.la'.ji solicit theattentiun of overy country merchant, visiting the market, to our unusually lariio .tocli of iLia Ttitts, tiki.) , and Cutlery. Respectfully, McCALL, VANLEER & CO., Aug. 90. em Couth Market Street, Sign of the Tig Tadlorlt. ISEW HA11D WA !:. STOKE. McCALL, VAWLM5 & vo., tUCCESSORS TO Beaumont, Vanlt cr tj- Co., DIRECT IMPORTERS AND DEALLLS Us Avnrc AND CUTLERY.


ocr: Fruit Trees. T HH'li ernwlnt in my NPRSF.HY. in this place, 5 1 about iHKJirV.llVI! TIIUl'MANU FltUlT T li EES, embracing over 10) varieties of Apples, EIGHTY OF DWARF PEAR. THIRTY-FIVE OF DWARF CHERRY AND SIX OF APRH;OTT. They are all root grafted, of two and three year old, healthy and thrifty, and from thiee to seven feet high. They were selected, by myself, at one year old, from one of the best Nurseries in the Union. These trees ere now standing in my Nursery, for sa'.e. Persons wishing to purchase can have their own selec tion end will be cheerfully assisted in making choice varieties, Ac. All orders from distance carefully at tended to, end trees packed in good order. PRICES: APP'.F.S Choice, of largest sle.Meent. less according to else and ae. No difference as to varieties. Apricott. Cherry end Pear. Wets, for choice Oaee Orange, r fledge 1000 or less, 't per thousand 6000 and over, 1 per thousand. I have a lew. strawberry, Currant atd Gooseberry UlC 1 OI Ul bU. S. W. HOUGHTON. 3ovt4 ly WiftcmviM. COLYAR A FRIZZELL. ATTORNEYS dt COUNSELORS AT LAW McviTCt. trtrw.


ocr: IMPORTANT TO P A II 31 E II 8 . Ta Farmer who ar (tiifler np; from ihe ravages ot liuti L.HULEKA we are now prepared to supply them with a Preven'athe awl Cure which comes highly recommended, bcinjf the result of an invpfticitien by scientific per-'on selected for ihnt object ia New York. Being in hulk, it can be supplied in any quantity either to the farmer or dealer. To th latter we offer inducements which will make it to his interest to kenp it. All orders will be nromoil filled by ad- drewine; BEECH &, HUNTER, Wholesale and Re'ail Druggist, Nr. 30, Market Street, Naihville. May lid. tf CITY HOTEL, SCOTT & CRADDOCK, Proprletara.


ocr: SEWING A1ACHINKS. TPe defy all competition, And do not herdtate to say they are the Machines ever invented for 1T7XNT E 11 S , PRIVATE FAMILIES AND MANUFACTURERS OVER 590D0 of these machines have been sold and are in profitable use in all parts of the world. To assure yourselves or the superiority 01 u Singer Machine, please call and examine for yourselves at 43, North College Street, NASHVILLE. TENN. Flax Thrrad for plantation use, Silk Twibt. Needles, &c, a gm6 asuortuient always on hand. Singer's Gaxette, with samples of sewing, sent Tree by mail. ' I. M. SINGER & Ca, J. T. LOUD, Ageut, ' Juol0 : . KtuhirUIe, Tm. SINGER'S


ocr: IM POUT ANT TO F A.B M BBS. To Farmer wno are sufter'ng from the ravares of HOG CHOLERA we are now prepared to supply them with a Preventative and Cure which comes highly recommended, being the result of an investigation by scientific persons selected for that object in New York. Being in hulk, it can ba supplied in any quantily either to tho farmer or dealer. To the latter we offer inducemonta which will make it to his interent lo keep it. All orders will bo promisty filled by ad dressing BEECH & HUNTER. Wholesale and Re'ail Driif'r'ists. No. 3fl. Market Strool, Nashville. May 2S, im tf . riTil hotel; SCOTT tV CRADDOCK, Proprietor.


ocr: i a-k m -w a- ("1 ) A It M l'j I V MIKi: SHOFFAR IS MEM l-01t Maney's Combined Eeapsr and Mower, Railway and Lover-Power Threshers, with Improved Cleautus; FAN ailLLS, SMUT MAC HI A' US, Portable Oriit Mills, mhpleit to steam, water or strau, fjaUer3, Clover Hullers, CIDICIi MILLS ' 'u noise power) QEuhn Saws, Asn with from 'JJ to 12 horse power. A I )UVe ti-li..-tl macliliieiOf .iipeiior quality ami such as i. i n...i ....... it, A t r nut r.ir.n. ....ii ti. .!....,i.v, 1 in,! m.tt I 1ia U'fit fs nf mil f.irin. 111 .Tlljl'l 1 'ir I' mm i " -v 'iiv ...... -.. .-. ' Jv " ' - The two nrt m-nlinneit rer.eivel the first premium at Kair as l.iteas th" year ISjfi. Mr. .VaiSliill will wait on custuinern in in aluence. miki-: siioi-raci:, .NhcHij'vllJe, Ten n. Fell rr, is-.s-ui gifts! aims a gifts! a $25,00 worth of fine Gifts for the People!


ocr: SIJVGER SEWING MACHINES. 1 - r iim We defy all competition. And do not hesitate to say they are the best Machines ever invented for PLANTERS, PRIVATE FAMILIES AND MA N UF ACT V REUS OVER 9 of these machines have been sold and are in profitable use in all parU of the w"f,d- 10 assure yourselves of the aupenonty or tbo Singer Machine, please call and examine for yourselves at 45, North Cdlege btroet, - NASHVILLE, TENN. Flax Thread for plantation use, Silk Twist. Needles, &C good assortment always on hand. Sinjer's Gaxette, with gamples of eewing, sent free by mail. . . I,, I. M. SINGER & CO. J. T. LOBD, Afcnt, !um0 IfawliTllMV TW. DDO


ocr: W. FllKEMAX. XaihTillf. ft. FBREMAX, New York f P. If. t nt-ALKI.'S IN PIANO FORTES AND MELODEONS, Window Shades, Artists' Materials. Oil PiiintiniTH. F.nL'ravinss, Cabinot .Ma kers'" Matorials, French Win dow 'ins, Sat., Slc. Manufacturers ni Hilt Mantle and Pier Look ing Glasses, Pmtrait and Picture Frames, Inside Window Blinds, &c, No V2 foUescSt , Vasliville, Tcnn mar20,lw7.


ocr: GUOVEll & IUKER a FAMILY SEWING MACHINES Promote the leisure, health ani happiness of home. . , ' , , : ; OFFICE : : , ' No. 4, Public Square, Nasi, Reasons why this Machine Is tni vcrsully Preferred over All Others." I Because it is the pnly Sewing Muchin. in the world over invented, so constructed as to fully meet the demands of families foreen. oral use. ; i , ' ,2 It is vory simple and is nover liable to get out of order. 3 It makes a seam which will not rip though every thread stitch is cut. 4 It is not a shuttle machine., - 5 It sows with too needles, making anv length stitch desired." ' ' . Olt sews from two ordinary spools, and thus all trouble or winding thread is avoided while the same Machine can be adapted at pleasure, by a mero change of spools, to all varieties of work. , . 7 Tho same Machine runs silk or linen thread, and common spool cotton, with equal facility. . .. , , . , 8 This Machine will sew in the sleevesof a coat with the same ease and facility thai it sews a straight seam..! 9 This Machine can bo run to make one thousand five hundred stitchos per minute. : 10 The seems are as elastic as the most elan. tip fabric so that it is free from all liability to break in washing, ironing or otherwise, II The stitches made by this machine are more, beautiful than any other made either by hand or machine. The price of the Machines ot office in New York, range from $75 to $150, an additional charge of $10 is only made on each machine over Now York prices at office in Nashville, to defray expenses of Jransporlation &c. to Nashville R. H. BROCK WAY, Secretary. , , Nashville Sewing Machine Company. March 20th, ly rHIf 1 -ii KiililllB


ocr: HOTELS. ST. CLOU) UOTlHi, D. T. SCOTT, PROPRIETOR, Corner Spring and Summer Streets . NABHVU'LK, 'I'ENNEHBEli. STBWVAKT HOUSE, J W. STEWART, PROPRIETOR West SUe of the Public Bquara, MURFREESB0R0, TENNESSEE, CITY HOTEL, JOHN W. THOMAS, PROPRIETOR. . SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE, MURFREESB0R0, TENNESSEE. , TIIACHER HOUSE, McMliinvlllc, Tcnn. II. S. TIIACHER, Propkietou. july 11, 1857 1 ' ' IMoJIiiinville Inn, W. W. NUNNELY, PROPRIETOR, EAST SIDE OF TUE SC1UARE, ; McMinnvdlc, Tcnn. " This house has been thoroughly refitted and contains large and comfortable roomB. Good accommodations for horsos, and persons conveyed toany point they may desiro. - Churtrcs moderate. July5 ly CUSTER HOUSE. M. CUSTElt, . . . . ,. Proprietor, WINCHESTER, TENNESSEE. - ' The subscriber solicits a sliaro of patron age from tlie travelling public, and the people of Winchester aud Franklin county. His accommodations are good, and charges mod erate. Call and see for yoursolvcs. U. CUSTER. I run a good hack daily between Dechord and Winchester, and charge only 25 rents per passenger. M. CUSTER. Febl3 tf - , Mrs. SIMS' HOUSE. WINCHESTER, . .TENNESSEE. a MRS! SIMS, (formorly of the Winchester Springs) continues to conduct a house in Winchester for the accommodation of tho public generally. The rooms in this hotel are being thoroughly repaired, and she hopes that by thus fitting them up and fur nishing ncr table with the best the market alfords, sho will -receive still more in addition to the liberal patronage extended to her in the past. With this House is connected a good Stable whore horses will be well attended to. June27 ly


ocr: surpassed in point of gentleness in cuiimry. MARBLE MONUMENTS. MICHAEL BAKER On Depot street, adjoining the Hucket Factory, jVIiu-f'rcvslMH-o, Tcim., Has on hand a L'uiiHiamsup ply of and' TOMB STONES Ho is prepared to fill orders for any kind Monuments, at tho shortest notice and on the best terms, lie is thankful for tho patronage ho hus heretofore received, and respectfully solicitsa continuance ol tho same. Jle war rants his work to bo as good as any that can bo purchnsed in tho country, and prices lower than hero or at Nashville. You who have friends resting in the silent grave, can here find a monument that will show where they ho and keep them fresh in your memory. N. 13. The partnership existing between 111 r. John C.tsponce and myself was dissolved at the beirinnnifr of the year idu6, by my pur chasing his entire interest in the firm of M Baker Si Co. W. J. FLATTER, At'Ht, Winchester, Tcun Mar. C, 1857. ly


ocr: No. 09, Market. Street, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS. AND DEALERS IN ' Thrcsliiiicr Machines, ItlouinK nnd lEcupinff Machines, Corn and o Crushers, Corii-Shcllcrs, Straw Cut ters, Plows, Cultivators, Harrows, Churns, Scythes, Window Glass, Chain Pumps, Force Pumps, Mar Meizert Iron mantles, Window Sash, Window Shutters, Safes, Hy draulic Cement, Kosin, Plaster Pa ris, Land-Plaster, Guano, Paints OilS, Varnishes, and Grass-Seeds ol'a!l kinds. marO, 1S57. . . ARMSTRONG & CO.


ocr: OUOVEB & BAKER'S FAMILY SEWING MACHINES Promote the leisure, health and ' ?tjpines3 of home. . OFFICE : No. 4 , iPuWlc Squareaih. Reasons why tills Machine is Uni versally Preferred over All Others. I Because it is the only Sewing Machins in the wprld ever invented, so constructed as to fully meet the demands of families for gen eral use. a It is very simple and is never liable to get out of order. 3 It makes a seam which will not rip, though every thread stitch is cut. 4 It is not a shuttle machine. 5 It sews with too needles, making any length stitch desired. 6 It sews from two ordinary spools, and thus all trouble or winding thread is avoided while the same Machine can be adapted at pleasure, by a mere change of spools, to all varieties of work. 7 The same Machine runs silk or linen thread, and common spool cotton, with equal facility. 8 This Machine will sew in the sleeves of a coat with the same ease and facility that it sews a straight seam. 9 This Machine can be run to make one thousand five hundred stitches per minute. 10 The seems are as elastic as the most elas tic fabric so that it is free from all liability to break in washing, ironing or otherwise II The stitches made by this machine arc more beautiful than any other made either by hand or machine. The price of the Machines at office in New York, range from $75 to $150, an additional charge of $10 is only made on each machine over New York Rycesat office in Nashville, to defray expenses of transportation &c. to Nashville R. H. BROCKWAY, Secretary. Nashville Sewing Machine Company. March 20th, ly ARMSTRONG ft CO. sgo' rZ?


ocr: S, D. & H. V SMITIIj KTAnufiLciurori of MELODEONS, M3 MIEILE)IEINIP PEDAL SUB-BASS HAIIMONIUMS, 51 1 H asliiugtoa Street. 1$ O S T O N . n-o THH A'lTKNTTON OP CLERGYMEN, C'OM.MlTTKJ, SCHOOLS, LOUGES.Ac Ii) INVITED TO THE NEW nn i Made Solely by the IVIaiiulaeturerN. 1 T IS AKRANfiKI) WITH TWO MANUALS OK HANKS L ol Kuys, the lowest set rutinliiit an octavo higher than the other, and niny ho used neperatcly.und thuset in one case two distinct Instruments! or, by the use of the coup ler, the two binilisof Keys may be pluycd lit tho saint) time b use nr the front ret only, This connected willi lh() Sub Itavs, will produce the eirect of a larno organ, nnd is siimdi'htl)- heavy to fill u house that seats front 1000 to 1 iOO persona. Ttie Orpin IfHelodeon Is designed for parlor nnd prlvnta ue. The construction is similar to the Church Instrument, being armmted with t wo banks of Keys, and whon used toother, byiincans of the coupler, Is capable of as great volume- of power as the Chuich Instrument, When used without mo fehais, Also every variety of MHOHHONS f.ir Parlor use' Purchasers may rely upon Instruments from our Maim- factory, beiiij; miiile in the most completo and thorough manner. Having i emu veil to the spacious liuumngs 511 WASHINGTON STREET, We havenvery fuciiily for manufacturing purpose, and em ulov none but the most exnerienced and Bhlll.'ul worli- men, t in short, we will promise our customers an Instrument rrpi.il if not superior to nny Manufacturer, and guarantee liNTlin: A Nil PKKl-KCT SATISFACTION. Mulr. 'I'e.ichera, Leaders of Choi is, and others interested In musical matters, tiro respectfully invited to visit our Koonis at any time and examine or test tlio Instruments on exhibition fur sale, at their pleasure. Asastiil further guarantee to tho Public as to the excel, lenceoftho MKLODKONS it HARMONIUMS rroin our Manufactory, we bcj leave to refer, by permission, to the Iblluwiiig PIANO M ANUFAOTUUEUS Of lloston i Chickeriii" A Sons, Hallet A Cnmston, T.Oilbertrt Co. win. f P.merson, nrownw Alien, a. w.iauiuvro (ieorge Hews, Woodward it lirown, NewhallvS: Co. illelorfeoiis & If;iiiiioiiiam! Itemed Persnns who wish to hire Mc'.odeons and Harmonium Willi a view of purchasing at the end ofthc year, can have I lie rcutcrtillted ns part payment ol the purchase money, This matter is woilhyof special note, as it enables thosa who desire a fair test of Hie instruments before purchasing to obtain it ut the expense of the manufacturers, to the ex tent at least of u year's rent. orders irom any part, ol tho country or world, sent di rect to the manufactory in lioston, with cash orsatistac- tory reference, will he promptly attended to. end as faith- tuny executed as n the parties were present, or employed an agent to select, and on as reasonable terms. PIUCE LIST. Scroll Ics, J) octavo $ CO Scroll lug, o octavo 7 'lano I style, a octavo ...... toil Piano style, extra finish, S octavo .... lir. Piano style, curved leg 123 Piano style, a sets of recda ..... MO Piano style, 6 octavo l.'W Organ. Melodeon 200 Organ Meloduon, extra finish .... 2")0 Pedal Sub-Huss Harmonium Vfm letters, Ccrtilicatcs und notices from the press, from all parts of I ho world, may also be seen ut our salesroom. Descriptive circulars sent free to any address. S. It. oil!. W.I SMITH, fit I Washington Street, (near liuylstoii Market) Dec. l'J.w Omsa Jiostom NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE. This Great Journal of Crime and Criminals is in its Twelfth Yiar, and is widely circulated throughout tho couniry. it com imsall tlio in eat 1 rials, criminal t ases, and appropriate Kditoiiuls on the same, together with in


ocr: N. CRANE, . . CIGAR MANUFACTURER. Public Square, Winchester, TcnuMtce,


ocr: Satliern I'nrtable Plantation CORN-FEED AND FLOURING MILL ESTABLISHMENT. l(JKR Millstones ofall sizes on hand and made to order. ) Smut mills, mill irons, mill gecring, belting, hoisting and reyilatin;; screws, screen wire, damsel irons, Plaster paris, Dutch anchor hrnml Dotting cloths ol an numners. Wo also contract for the erection of flouring and saw mills. Also all ki ds of repairing done in the most sub stantial manner, being both practical mechanics, we can safely promise generui satisfaction. All articles sold by us are warranted to be of the best quality. .Millers, aiiii- Wrights and others are respectfully invited to examine our stork before purchasing All orders and communications promptly anenueu 10. WAUNE & It VAN; Pcptt2 ly cor. Colleso and Broad sts.,Nushville.


ocr: ARMSTRONG ft CO. No. 69, Market Street, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS, AND DEALERS IN ' Threshing Machines, Mowing and Heaping Machine, Corn ami fob Crushers, Corn-Slicllcrs, Straw flit ters, Plows, Cultivators, Harrows, Churns, Scythes, Window Glass, Chain Pumps, Force Pumps, RJsir blcizcd Iron mantles, Window Sash, Window Shutters, Sales, Ily l rau lie Cement, Hosin, Plaster Pa ris, Lniul-Plastcr, Guano, Paints, OilS, Varnishes, and Grass-Seed of nil kinds, marao, 1857. . . ly. rZ?


ocr: Clifton & Abbott- NASHVILLE, TENN, HAVING now opened an arranged toiner Urg and woU-aelected assortment w READYMADE CLOTHING, . , ; - eonttstlngiaptrt' Frock, Dress, and OvercoaW, Shawls, Blankets, Mufflers, Pants, Vests, .... Neck Ties, Handkerchiefo, J Kid, Buck, and Cloth Gldves, ,., Silk and Woolen Undershirts, ' Half hose, Suspenders and Scarf. and bavins - ttoei of FJmtl bTmade bp at ehorl notice and In "Jf at woSd invite .II I. wantrf t'L.TCVV'


ocr: HOUlftSON & HALL, CABINET MAKERS & UNDERTAKERS Thankful for past favors, the undersigned would BofTcita contintitinco of. tho sumo. Furniture for all uses, from tho kitchen to the parlor, constantly on hund or miuto to or der hy good workmen, fjr COTTAGE BliDSTJSADS also for sale. Having an excellent Hearse, thoy are pre pared to iiiulio ami carry out Collins on short notice and reasonable terms. Juno5i7 ly Robinson & Hall. PAW I CI t It ISIS ! S PANIC ! ! t Tlioso who want money had better try to ob tain it by purchasing a Ticket in ANDERSON & SON'S LOTTERY, ON THE HAVANA l'l.AM OP KISOI.B NUMUKflS. JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY. - Iiy authority of the State of Georgia. VhMH II8B, draws February 1, ClasM II, draws February 1, 1S5S. lnpuWic, at Maron, fla , muter llin sworn siiperintcii' dunce of ii. 0. Hulklry uml Jos. Watormaii, Khijs. TTJ CAPITAL ' l)IUZEr"S7;5,000. Prizes payable without Deduction. tVI.'iKiiittccut Scheme: 1 Prize of $U5,0() 1 yr,ooo l .. 10,000 1 5,000


ocr: IMPORTANT TO To Farmers who are suffering from ravages of HOG CHOLERA we are now prepared to supply them with a Preventative and Cure which comes hip-hly recommended, being the result of an investigation by scientific persons selected for that object in New York. Being in bulk, it can be supplied in any quantity either to the farmer or dealer. To the latter we offer inducements which will mako jt to his interest to keep it. All orders will be promptly filled by ad dressing BEECH Si HUNTER, Wholesale and Retail Druggists, No. 36, Market Street, Nashville. May 28, 158. tf SEWAXEE HOUSE, -


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ocr: .ii.. ii. i... ... m I. ..I. .-I. ,'IJ. I. U ' ' v.'.',,., J, I) '.:!sl: v.!!, 'I fim. - " V-lV r--M ? . :-"'l tit'.- ClI'ltl.', V, .ill H:i!II:'1i,'- r MlWill'', SLOWING MACHINES. ll'e (lift till aim jif III inn, Ami (In nut lii.'imio In wiy lh"y urn tlio boil .'ilni.'hiiii'H ever nii'i'iitml Inr PLAiVTKlia. r.fiiili PHYAIfc l-AIVIli am) max c factum: us ovidi nl lln-e liiHi'liini.'H li'ivn lieoil Hnlil Uinl urn ill (irnlil'ililn n-" in till i;irl nl' I ho win III. 'in ll-:lll'..' V'lllll'!nM 111' lllU ol.II.Tinriy of t''0 Singer Machine, i.timiii i"i!lniiil I'viiiniim fnr viiiirriilvc'i-ut 'la, ,',,rtii ( !'i!li ;.'i) Si n"i'. nasii villi:, tkn.w I-Us Thi ' ii'i !'.r Ji. hi i'jti ', Silk TwU, ,ei.il,i' ', i, n ymil ii-. ni lii.ent r,'.- mi li.ili'!. . Cii'lti.'. V, ,lh h:i!ii;'1i,'- lif tcwill2


ocr: --1 Fa-mers w i.-hirij lo pel pnod will do well to rail on inc. I I am nication wilh all the best nianufactnrirs. am confident I ran sell the beat Plow, er. Kenper an I Slow er, (something Wheat Fan and Feed Cutter in IheJaie, II other imidei.icnts 1 will get for thern manufacturers' prices, with rarriaje S. W HOUGHTON.


ocr: N. W. KOBINSOX urMir 1IALI, HOitlANOV &. II Al l,, ., . nr)P"m'.!"'"ifs. toznyc CABINET MAKERS & UNDERTAKERS 'lliaiiklul for past favors, the undersigned would solicits continuance of lliessme. Furniture fur all usee-, from the kitchen lo the parlor, constantly on hand or mmle to or der bv gnoil workmen. QCT COTTAGE I1EDSTEA DS also for sale. Having an excellent Hearse, they ire pre pared to make and carry out Coffins on thort notice and reasonable terms. IIOI iE PAIXTIO, I'APriII4i Arvl 44I,AZI.G. tVinrbesicr, TcmieMt-e, R. S. HILL respcct'.illy lenders his servi ces to the citizens of Winchester and vicini ty, and requests a liberal share of patronage. Thankful for favora extended to hi in in Ihe past, he pledges himself to use every effort to give tatittaclioD tn lha lulure. ,rccl ly


ocr: SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES. We tlrfy all competition, And do not Infinite tn soy tbey nro the best Alueliinos over invented for PLANTERS, PRIVATE FAMILIES AND MA N UFA (J T UR E R 8 OVF.ll J 0 9 of these iiviehines Imvo been Bold nnd arena prnlitnblo UHi) in nil pnrtn of tho world. To as.su ru yourselvoHuf the miporiority of llio Singer Machine, please cull nnd exmnino for yourselves ut 'l"), Noitii Collei,'!! Street, NASHVILLE, TENN. Flax Thrrml for pliinlniiim iipi;, Silk Twist. Noe,illiM. tV e., n ifoo'l n sr. rtiiioiit nl a ays on liainl. SiajTcr'.- (laette, with aamplcs of sewiiij, scut Ireu by mail. I. M. SIN'iF.P. & CO. J. T. LUItl), AReiit, JiiuelO :isiv,lle, Teim.


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ocr: NEW jGJOODS. HAVE just received a fresh supply or BPRIIVG AND MLT.n.IEIC OOOD3, consisting of Silks, Parages, LnwiiH, Orguudies. Jaconels, Ginghams, fsinens, Cloths, Cussimeres, Brown Linens, Cottonailcs, Sheeting, SI irting, Drilling, Silk Mamies, HOOP NKIRTS, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Queensware, and an eudlass variety of other articles not necessary to mention. Also several fine rifles. All arc invited to examine for themselves holh GOODS AND PRICES. t can promise that prices shall be in accordance with the hardness of the times. F. A. LOUGHMILLER.


ocr: MORMONS 1 Whilst the Mormons with their numerous' wives are attracting so much at tention in tho West, G. A. SHOOK desires 1 call the attention of the citizens hi Fruiiklin county to his UNUSUALLfr LARGE STD'CU OF SPRING GOODSi Ho has much the largest slock of P 11 E S S GOODS; HATS, ROOTS, SHOES) he has over hnd the pleasure of exhibiting--many of Iheni at very reduced prices, all of which he oilers to PROMPT time dealers at low figures. Farties tvisfiiiifr to pay caslf will mention it arid find that money i worth' SOMETHING. He lm also replenished his stock of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, OILS, PAINTS, School and Miscellaneous BookB, Stationery &.C., &c. and risks all to let him pIiow his goods befors they purchase. (r When (Joods are se locted and taken out of the store they are SOLD. (i. A. SHOOK. March 18.W. GiiocE Ii I E I'AltltlSII (V McIVABB HWVSG purchased the interest of A. 0. Dlack in th Family Grocery ami Liquor Store next door to Farm er's Cabinet Shop, arc thoroughly repairing the establish,


ocr: PEMEMX UEnSTE.lI sFACTOKY EVF.RY DESCRIPTION OF COTTAGE BEDSTEADS, CRIBBS, WASHSTANDS, &C, every ''"rriptioii , of jut tresses, ami will furnish to , v. 1 " ' rl- Dealers 111 the country and housekeepers w.mld io well notice. Address VV. U. CORNELIU3, Oct.1t tl 40 Church street, NasSville , Tenn.


ocr: FIJYE ARTS. J. W. CAMPBELL TAKES pleasure in Informing the Ladies of Winchester that ke has recently refitted his Ambrotype and Me lainotype Gallery for the reception of all who tnr call and desire good pictures. Call at Campbell's Gallery. Ma88t tf


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ocr: Soot Sat, MflCV Mi ll A VISITINfi CAHD.S, whiidim; invitations, ha 1,1, tick f,ts, i-'l'nkka i. .notices, hl'sinkss-cihculahs, I'ami'HLi;t.s, hand. hills, IIOK.SK lill.LS, J'O.STKItS. I'.i.anks. Aidnti;.ssi;s, STOKK IJIM.LS, HILL IIKAIJ.S, ni'SINKSS CAIiDS, Ai'irniKOAUiKS' miiixs, M.KCTIOX TICKETS. J.KCAI, ijo(ji;.m;.nt,s, j;nvi;i.oi'i; tits, JibANK KKCKIIT.S, &(.'. AC. IUL nfMTli' I'lil.UI II IT Till! IIOMM Joril.VA.V OI'FICK. JOHN F. Vvi:fJIIA., i .i i.'i i. n m,iii- III ii t uf ... I....J I ; -.7. T ' V 4 " " ' ' .1 ( ii m, t, ( iiiiH'r;i.li l(.. d ! althi sTovi":s lllllll, II X, r uiil;, 'a-liii's, li'r.i.-s Ki 1,1,1,, Cil!',.,: '..iim, Wi l!i'inir,ii;r, Km.li n;f, 'nil hIhiO mil, l'i:, inn! I' Hid e ':,lln;is ICS, mi li'ivi ", A' i'. r;n;'. iVf.. iImhij i,,i'r, i i-u iit, lira:', llll.l.'ll III !!(. Il'l' J,F. V.'


ocr: SINGERS SEWING We drfy all competition, And do not mMo to wiy limy are tho JIuclllllBK OIBt IIIVOIIIUU lr P L A JV T li It S , PRIVATE FAMILIES AND MANUFACTURE OVEH IK j ODD of iliene niacliiiios have been sold and are in prolit'iblo uno in oil parts of the world. lo asHiiro yourselves of the supcriorily of tho Singer Machine, nleaso call and exaniino Cor yourselves at 4.r, Nurtii CullfgH hireul, NASHVILLE, TKNN. Flux Thread fur pluntaiion neo, Silk Twint. Nooillos, &C, a U'liid aiisortuient uh,iiyH on hund. SinTRi'H (iiizelte, willi samploB of sewing, sent Tree by mail. 1. SI. SIXOEIt & CO. J. T. I.OUI, Alit'M, JunelO r':iihvillc, Tonn.


ocr: 1 rut.lic, Ibrlhecunof Kcrollila, UMrt, KturvV . Kiuplloimuf Ilia Mill), I'fvar ail Au, l)rnny, (act must all rliwiaaaa oiir vlalil to llieir euratfv, i!? ii.. ii . luirii cunii'Uti'il that iliiilm ih i... llv.)Mrau.waiUolKlllK MILLIONS or p.r0 been iHMieHtnl by the uce of llieae (iiediclnaa i a ft.," .,.ka viiiuiii'" I" fvf "f'' the yea" uiwaiil ol I Iwrn liaiiahlnl by tlieui aiieuka viiiuiiira In tavu triMi uill t.lai-a I ; . , ertie Uf every patient. j)y ,h"' huhiii is KiwrnHEUTO a ii ha lth y m-a tk aiKir,. iinliit rrnni l,urtiiRSH or ileuure. 1 " 1,0 Tin allllctril Imve In llif e ninllclnea a remedy tha(.i il,. nirihaiii all (hat ninlicliif can iiohkK,!.. -,t j TmXZ"' Zuit ir tlianl all that iiinilcint can imtHy eflect Prepared by VV. H. MOFFAT. M n Prnnr lor. New York. NEW GROCERY STORE UOLDEIt A FAItlUS. ' Have opened tt old slant! of & McNab, a , supply of - CIIOICK LIQUORS ot all brands, Jie. Whwky, Heor, Superior Wines, Gin, Rum &c. We will also keen pood supply of Sl'OAR, COFFEE. MOI SES, CANDLES, TEAS, SARDUNES TERS, PICKLES, &,c. ' Everything in the family grocery lino will be kept for sulo at the lowest market prices besides tho best quality of liquors at our bar Hy keeping an orderly bouse and the best ar ticles of everything, we hope to share a. Vj." oral portion of patronage. Sept S3, mm KivvluAV & Mviiigslun, liulcMilo llcalt'ia Ia Fuucy and ytnplo Dry Goods KmlirolitcrliD, Lures, und ' WHITE GOODS, 3STO. 2 BAECXAY ST. (OMiosile the Aalor lluusc,) I Klprliofr, I, .M. Livingatuii. Particular attention 1'iiiu t uiuurs. N. YORK, KfiGEY 6 t'fiMELTCN, no. 41 (.ollkui'i t tHMr, I N. S 1 1 V I LLE , TE i ESS E E, 'liolotiiilc anil Ii'ctuil 1 enters ill 1 I.i nl M a i e ami 11 tin y, Ituillcn' It a nl m sire, linns, I'islols, &, We have also a hire-o sioek of furininj Imp einelils, Sliavv Cutters, Wheat Thrwh. crs, and Kentucky Harvesters a tuostej. ceheiil Coiiibmed Ilcnper and Mower. Jill -4 tf JlilCKY Si, IIajultos (Succcssoi'titoJoliijsoii, Uoiiia 1S1 Cu.) General Cwumisxiun ami Product MERCHANTS, Comer Urofid anti Mnrkct .Streefs. i:vSHTLLE, TENN. tiuyW ty w?f. !--i?i:nji's, pAKI'KXTI-H ..MI 111 IM.Wi, conifr fhurch on,! Sw vv iiipr streets, J'at liville, 'i'cuii. JoM-ing non i.tlv it, liMnlril tu. lousill f GIFTS ! GIF'IS 1 CIF'TsTil $25, CO worth cf fine Gifts for the People! A. S. EUULEIC'll, PROPRIETOR. New A many, Inbuna. M.niSC to Intnilure P. Cliiltls ft tvs Orlmtil or H SovPifl"ii I ul 111 I'IIIh ami llie Kfyitinn .'alve or 1 ni'iiiiiiiiiin: i-i.imki, iiiroiieiiniii evci)' iaitol Ilia UiilM Mai,'!,, I mil iilli'liiig cxtiuiiiiliimiy lliilnri'liip ma tu )1ur. r'lasi'rs. 'J ho rill.- ami Nikc. arc snilil al 2.jcpiiI nili,anit pverj-.iiri liii'ri' llmt intra to lite amount of jl OOwiiiId of tin: atiove niciliciiiL' receives A FREE GIFT Hint vaiics In value rroin S) cents to lifly ilolltrj. 'llie Pioiriptor lius mult unhoiiiiilril conliitence In tlia laeilinil vvoillt of tlm Blinve niriliiinra tli.it he (or hia. will Itl'.l'UM) '1HH .MOvKV liuili trccly tothoid vvtio. itltet-a Tail' tii.-ii, arc not lulty aatilied. 'IIIK (ilPIS ciMwist ol Watnl.es, line fiolil Fenclli, llieiivl,ins, Kinqer Kinss, LorkelH, Woik Jloxua, Port luits, (lilt lionks. Letter l'aieri etc. JIODGES & IMCFf ARDS,


ocr: What n xiijirrior nocr of (lonh (1. A. Shook has jtt.sf rircirctl! Slnplc fiiiucl-', IuninMicn, CiiMiimereH, llendy-iiuide Clothiii'', tied l.luiilielri, l.nclub' Miaivl.-', L.'iilios' Clonks, Fine Silk Chunelle Scnrl's, l.nd cm' nnd lieiiU' Luiuh's Wool and Merino I n.lerliirts, Ilut-, lioots nml Shoes; Fine nil wool d'Laiucs; iaiu'V Silks, Silk A rntiian Fancies, (beautiful) Hoop Skirt. French Chihtz Rubes, lliiluininln, &.C. Si-ltuol nnd !Misct'll;iiiooii.s IJimiLs, Stationery, &., DRUGS, OILS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, FLU V-K r-tiy, 1 1 1 . i i i r 'iT Give me call before you purchase, and if you cannot po suited. a. A. SHOOK. Sept 30. I. Co.,r. John PiiotlL it. H Mtrks, Colyar, Frizzell & Marks, Eifls::e ' stabs, l& r


ocr: 5V STATE AUTIIOIUTY, Choke Fir;; Claw Insurance BY TIIE Iiicoipoi'alcdMXIO. C'harK'r IVr lic'iitiJ. li&10L ' Capital, ABSOLUTE AND UNI.MI'AIULI), t i ll A Sitrplu.4 r 6, 110,10. Losses rqniitilil iidjumtril mill i'oit!tlj' ai(l. RrcUl Itrnllnn (rfvfn lo li'immnr of llVKI.LI!tG3 imI Cuulenlii, lur ti-rniM ul 1 lu 6 yettn. Fire and Lihriid Xaviifiiion links aKepted at term cn,i.t(nt witii olvencjr iml ,bir I'tulit. JEST Applications promptly attcndml to. and POLICIES issued by, ir. j. slitti;is, ,izci,r, Winchcsfer. Oct. 14. WILLIAM STEWAIIT, Dealer in Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS, Clothing, booU, shoes, hats, va rieties, groceries, hardware, queens ware, &c., has just received his FALL STOCK, uniting as ho does all the above branches business in one, he thinks he will be able ofTcr such inducements to the public as to it to their interest to trade with bim. would respectfully solicit an examination his stock before purchasing clso where. Beeswax, Ginsenir. Feathers, brown Jean. Dried Fruit taken in exchange Tor goods bd market ' t


ocr: M Aumcui.ruiiAi. IMPLEMENTS, Iruit Trees, tc. - 7 ' -, I am agent ft r all Zft ki"'l of Farming . lmnlcments winch rjg I can sell at Jtanu ' -.f-L'r r.ircurer's n t i C 0 s with carriage ad. TLiii9 Urrra lot of hrillt Trees growing in my Nursery for sale at prices a. low as any Nursery, Nortl. or Scutn, anu oi " gu-ia quai, ilyandsise. o TiriVTiPn I ih. adioining Counties to sell Trees. in hom I will pay liberal per cent and fur nish any amount of trees they mar want. Appiy to


ocr: D. M. WILTJAMS. WATCH MAKER , , VvHvi-L'. 5 rV am) ri,fif .., -Jyrl; v mciiuiuor. luiin. WatcheK, Clock J and Jewelry faith fully repaired. A lot of jewelry kept cent. mlly on hund foraalo. Sept'J3J Xew Saddle and Harness Shop. .1. H ttl'HSUY, '-c:'-l Saddle anil lluriiona fkT-v'Vlf Wnker, Main street, t.il ti'ill nifibi. In nf. .:, aajiiur nun keep a gon- eral assortment ol 'J S' ddles, Hridles nnd Martiniilex, Stidd'e lint's, Halters, dou ble and sinlo (lirilm, Circingle, web reim, &c, lino mid coiiimhiii coiicIi nnd bu jry iiud ciiiiininn liiiriH'Mt cheap for cash onit u liberal advance on time. All liincU of produce tnlton in c.cli:in?o at cnt-h prices. Sepi'JU ly "GIJOCJiHIESr A LAKCJIvIl STOCK' THAN I'Sl'AL.


ocr: mase u lo llieir lliter.'M In I mile Willi In In, n.n sTLw.iiM', Diy-ler in Foreign and Ilnnn-lic i) n y ; o o o s , Iteody-Mado Clolhin, booN. nu, li-ui-fl. k(,i..i;iii-, nn run are, ipieeilrl- ware, &c, l,a just received I, is FALL STOCK, i. i n -i .i. "iiiiiiik iiniui-ii an ma bikivc nrmiciir- . . ...a. . . . '"..' uii-iiican in uue, nu iiiiiuii ne win m' o;e in nuer turn inutirpinnntf In llio rtih ti he In -t. .. . ,i ' : ? . .. . .


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ocr: W. ROBINSON HEXKT BALL. ROIIISO 3t HALL, CABINET MAKERS & UNDERTAKERS Thankful for past farors, Ihe undersigned would solicit a cnotinuanre of the same. Furniture for all uses, from the kitchen to the Darlor. constantly on hand or made to or- BEDSTEADS also for sale. Having an excellent Hearse, they are pre pared to make and carry out Coffins on short notice and reasonable terms. htnjs&t' -i-yr'm:vrX liy trl ! i.mildJIHIWiK'Tl--t


ocr: WHEEIER & Sewing The highest premium was awarded by the American Institute at the Crystal Palace, New York, Novem ber Gib, 1347, to the Wheeler & Wilson's NEW 'IMPROVED PLANTATION AND FAMILV c wi 11 r Machine. Fourteei different kinds of Sewing Machines contended for the prize. The Fair was open for more than six weeks. WHEELER &, WILSON'S Sewing Machines now pronounced by the highest Authority The BEST and most useful Machine FOR and Family Sewing EVEK IN 49 College St., NASHVILLE. TENN. WHEELER & IVES, FebtJ7 ly Agents.


ocr: MARBLE MONUMENTS. MICHAEL On Depot stteet, adjoining the Buoket Factory, ;. ;. Mnrfrccsboro, Tenn., Has on and will a constant ply of Monument and TOMB i He ia prepared to till orders for any kind Monuments, ol, the shortest notice and on host terms. He is thankful lor the he litis he re toll) re received, and soliciisn continuance of the Batiie. He rants hm work 0 he ns rtiod a any that con nnntliiiKcd in !lif) conn! rv. and M'li'f tiinn lipr r tit V u who IVifinle' rr .t't.if i'i tiM !!:.(! tl tmn.!t'.l'!:C 1l1.1l t IC !' lil'r"! till-Ill I I I ; N. iJ.--'i In" .:t ft ti-: :'t VP, r'tl! w !i' -fi'i ;.:i it: y HI'l !i'i Mir tiM'iHurV. Vir. li n (. . :--fii .if was tit lhr li"!r :'.lill I'liiit-inir lii- '.'ni ni 1 lu- yc:ir l"--)0, 1'V my ri: iiiiui't-sL in the linn of Baker Si. Co. W. J. SLATTI'.l. AKOnt, ViiielHi,ier, Tenn.


ocr: Pro.note the leisure, health and happiness of home. OFFICE: IVo. 1, Public Square, Nash ville, Temi. Reasons why this Machine is Uni versally Preferred over AligOthcrs. 1 Because it is the only Sewing BInchine in the world ever invented, so constructed as to fully meet the demands of families for gen eral use. 2 It is very simple and is never liable to get out of order. 5 It makes a seam which will not rip, though every thread stitch is cut. 4 It is noto shuttle machine. 5 It sews with too needles, making any length stitch desired. 6 It sews from two ordinary spool?, and thus all trouble or winding thread is avoided while- the same Machine can be adapted at pleasure, by a mere change of spools, to all varieties of work. 7The some Machine runs silk or linen thread, and common spool cotton, with equal facility. 8 This Machine will sew in the sleeves of a coat with the same ease and facility that it sews a straight scam. 9 This Machine can be run to make one thousand five hundred stitches per minute. 10 The seems are aselnatic asthe most elas tic fabric so that it is free from all liability to break in washing, ironing or otherwise. 11 The stitches made by this machine are more beautiful than any other made either by hand or machine. The price of the Machines at office in New York, range from $75 to $150, an additional charge of .10 is only made on each machine over New York prices at oflice in Nashville, to defray expenses of transportation &c. to Nashville R. H. BROCKWAY, Secretary. Nashville Sewing Machino Company. March 20th, 2y WHEEIER & WILSON'S


ocr: "JJW GOODS. J HAVE Juit rcctlred a fresh supply of - BPBIIVG AND SUMMER GOOD, coMiituig or ' r " ' Silks, Baragos, Lawns, Organdies, Jaconets, . Gitifrlmma, Linens, Cloths, Cassimeros, Brown Linens, CottonadoB, Sheeting, Shirting, Drilling, Silk Mamies, HOOP SKIRTS, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Queenswaro, tnd id endless variety of other article not necessary to mention. A no several one riuci, All are Invited to examine for themselves both GOODS AND PRICES. I can promise that prlcea shall be In accordance with the hardness or the times. F. A. LOUGHMILLER.


ocr: 1858. ran . mm IP. S. lUlIlttlUY, WOULD Invito tho attention of the ladles and Gentle men of Winchester and franklin County to the NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF GOODS, which he la now opening and which were selected by him at-If In person. He bellovcs lila taate In the (election o attractive and duruMo good will meet with the ad ml ra lion of I ho people III general and the fair nnx In particular. Of Utiles' Goods he has a sunerb assortment, consisting or Jaconets, Lawns, Uiilliantea, aolid colored Haroitea, all colore, solid col'd Crepe Mnrotts Swiss, Mull and Naln look Muallnni striued and checked Nainsooks and Muslim! and a hunt of thing tod numerous to mention. Also a most beautiful assortment of aU ajsa jJi embracing Kngllsb, Ktrawi Swine do, White Hair, Lace, Fancy Mlh.Ktrawi Ac. Aisdaeood lot of Ribbon. Hu- encs, Flowers, etc. In addition to the above 1 would mention a lot of HE4nV-.1I.41!: CLOTHINfi, IIAUDWAUE Al CIJILLIIY, i:i:iH aim; & ;lasswaue!, II ATS, CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES, HOSIERY AND EMBltOIDEltY, M01711NINCI CiOOOS, AC. Mar. 19, tf W. S. EM DREY. Gtr After Goods are cut end taken from jlio store, they need not bo returned. 1858.


ocr: LIVERY j& STABLE, WINCHESTER TENNESSEE. "Stop and read this notice well, And if you have a horso to soil, Just bring him here, we'll do our best If we dont buy, then try the rest. If you have corn or oat to spare, We shall want a liberal share ; Bring all you enn to our new stable, We'll pay you cosh, if we are nbli. Put up your horso and you shall say He's been well fed on com and hay; We'll clean him well and give him water. And charge ypu just a single quarter. Wo keep fine buggies here for hire, And horses that will never tire; A hack that's new and very neat Horses aad driver that can't be beat. Come one, come all, and givo us a call, Wa intend to try to please you oil; Our stable is on Madison street, At which placo you'll always meet SU A UP & CO. Mar. 25, 1858- tf


ocr: FRUIT TREES. IHAVK growing In my NURSERY. In this place, f about TWKNrf.flVU THOUSANDS FIIUIT TICEJGS, . embracing over 100 varieties of Apples, EIGHTY OF DWARF PEAR, THIRTY-FIVE OF DWARF CHERRY AND SIX OF APRICOTT. They are all root grafted, or two and three year old, healthy and thrifty, and from three to aeven feet high. They were selected, by myself, at one year old, from one of the best Nurserfel in the Union. These trees are now standing In my Nursery, for sale, Persons wishing to purchase can have their own aelec. tlon and will be cheerfully assisted in making choice of varieties, Ac. All orders from a distance carefully at. tended to, and trees packed In good order. PRICES: APPr.ES Choice, of largest site. 28 cents Less price according to site and aae. No difference aito varieties. Apricott, Cherry and Pear. 0 eta. for choice selections. Osage Orange, for Hedge 1000 or less, 3 per thousand 0000 and over, S3 per thousand. I have a few strawberry, Currant and Gooseberry for sale. Terms cash. S. W. HOUGHTON, Nov 14 ly Winch KSTKR.


ocr: "IsiiVGEIP 8 SEWING MACHINES. IVe defy all competition, And do no hnspate to snv they are the best jMiichines ever invented for PLANTERS, PRIYATE FAMILIES AND MA N UFA CTUJIERS OVEP. 19 (FX of these machines have been sold and are in profitable use in all part of the world. To assure yourselves of the superiority of tho Singer Machine, pleaso call and examine for yourselves at 45, North College Street, NASHVILLE, TENN. Flax Thre sd for plantation use, Silk Twist, Needles, Slc, a good assortment always on hand. Singer's Gazette, with samples of sewing, sent free by mail. I. M. SINGER & CO. J. T. , Junel'J rfnahrillr, Tenn. VUiJ


ocr: 5,000 nrtivc and honorable men arc tvuiiicil In very Slate la I lie Union, to join the FRIENDS UNION ORDER." ..-... r ,..ji,i v.. ,... ,,i. ii..v . . buatnen. 4id,itoTpaT1icUTS. p It. r t,H.'i Mtfjo rtiit.lrlphia, Ta.


ocr: NEW CONFECTIONERY. East Side: of the Square J. W. VOGELL, Will Keep on hand : OVSTERS, SARDINES, CHEESE, CRACKERS, A great variety of Plain and Fancy Candles, t PICKLES, ORANGES, RAISINS, FIGS. Brandy Peaches. toys, Cakes. SGUAR, MOLASSES, Nuts ofevery kind. CIGARS, TOBABCCO, CANDLES, POP, AND BREAD. Everything will bt fresh and act that fc may sell COLYAlt tfc FRIZZELI ATTORNEYS & COUNSELORS AT LAW wincuESta. TRirt.


ocr: JI.tilMSO.VA' BESSJ3JTf COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Dealers in all kinds of Froducd; Will sell all articloa consigned to them tit the highest market prices, dlul make prompt statements when the articles ar nulii. Liberal udvttncoinents made on consignments when necessary, frj- Patroiire respectfully Holicitbui July 17 Um


ocr: SPUING AND SUMMER Just received and for sale by MARTIN & SON, No. 9. north-west corner public square, WINCHESTER, TENN. consisting In part of Linens, Lawns, Muslins, Organdies, Prints, Chintz, Jaconets, Swisses, Bareges, Crape d' Espangle, Brilliantes printed and white, Flowered and dotted Swiss Muslins, Victoria Green, Bobinets, Laces and Edgeings, Swiss and Marseilles Collars, Blk. emhroid'd and beaded Collars, Linen and breakfast Collars, Crapes, Veils and Veiling, Mantles, Skeleton Skirts, Linen and Lawn Handkerchiefs, Pangee and Bandanna ' do Black Cravats, Satin Spring Stocks, BONNETS, parwols, fans, ladies'1 belts, ribbons, buttons, gloves and hosiery, port-monies, pins needles, percussion caps, suspenders, combs, Testings, tweeds, cottnna.de, bleached and brown do nicotics, ready-made clothing, hats, boots and hardware and tinware,


ocr: iiiii AN EXTRAORDINARY LOT OF AND PLAIN WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT REMARKABLY LOW FIGURES! G. A. SHOOK. April 22, 1858. 4t To the Members of the NKLIN COUNTY AGRICUL TURAL SOCIETY. pi 99


ocr: READY-MADE II. IVASSAUER AS just returned from New York with 4 splendid lot of H SPRING A SI TIMER CLOTHING, which for beauty and neatness of style and durability ef makesurpasses any assortment he has previously brought He pledges his word that the good are the belt liecouU find in New York, and of every style that will be fashion, able during the coming Spring and Summer. These good, consist of Fine Dress and Frock Coats, Vests and Pants, and Gentlemen's Hm&swmxs mm in general, and which be offers very cheap FOR CASH He would call upon his old customers, and the pttclt tl Franklin County generally, to come and examine hi, stock. As he selected his goods himself at a cheap mir ket, and with a good Judgment a to the wants of the pet pie ol Franklin County, he feels certain that Ihey will And it to their advantage to purchase of him. N. K 1 have removed from my old Stand toUtOM lately occupied by James Harris, Corner of Main Street and the Square. H. NASSAUER. April 8. 3m


ocr: mS0i(l iK i3S MAMIE MICTIAEL BAKER. On Deiol stieot, adjoining the llur.liet Factory, , niorlVwsboro, Ti'int., '.. Ilii.s on hand ami will keep a fotiHtantaup- , dy uf 'ionumentfc and TOMB sill1 ; TONES. Ho in prepared to till order lor any kind M.,niim..iPri.at t in Mlioiicsl IbUUm i " ' bnnt term,. He in thankful for the patronage l,o l.aH hcretnlon, recoivad, find respectfully sliciisa cmiiiiuiance ot the biimo. " runts liin win I; to bo as pood b uny wiw. purPhnsfd in the country, end price- ll,,,,, hero or at Na.l.v.lle. on who l tbo Rilont ffravo, can I I 1 1 ii-irt I-"1"., liml a monument i:n nml linpn thorn fresh in vour memory. N. B.Tho partnership existing ueiweui Mr. John C.Sponco and myself was at tlio Beginning oi ino ycur im i f ehnsiii.r Ins entire interest in the firm ot M chasing his entire interest Baker &. Co. V. 3. )SL.VT'lTie, A if out, Winclicstcr, Mar. 0, 1357. Tenn.


ocr: AV. KODINSON HENRY BALI.. ElORBXSON & D3AB,L, ys,....''-'V-,3-.'v. CABINET MAKERS & UNDERTAKERS Thnnkful for past favors, the undersigned would solicit a continuance of the same. Furniture for all uses, from the kitchen to the parlor, constantly on hand or made to or der by good Avorkmen. Q- COTTAGE BEDSTEADS also for sale. Having an excellent Hearse, they are pre pared to make and carry out Coffins on snort notice and reasonable, terms. H fry mm


ocr: J. W. LANGLY&CO Wholesale and Retail Dealers in AND IMPORTED CIGARS, So. 41, Union Street, NASHVILLE, TEN. Apr4 ly lir,Am of every divxlptivfl, netly rriutc, fcr 1


ocr: Winchester Springs) continue, to condUc . h Wincheer for th oe 3 1 of lho pubia generai)y. The rooms in T" hotel ore being thoroughly ropaired. and hope8 thatby tU8 fl,, 'them up nn df e n-J,ling her(ttbIa with fhe best the It .flf..,.. ,;n .: :m ... !'"'! CUSTER IIOUSpT- CllSTEll PropVletor The subHcriber nolicits a iliam nc age from the travelling public, and the pcoI of Winchester and Franklin coun f, accommodations are good, and chawn.j DIUIVI VUII wiim DV IV. JVUrBOlVPS. ,. M. CUSTPP I run a Rood hack daily botweon Tioebl.r and WincheBter, and charge only 25 rem. per passen-fer. M. CUSTER, mi 3 tr Mrs. SIMS' HOUsiT' WIN CHESTER,,, TEKggg MRS. SIMS, (formerly 0f ,le to the liberal patronage extended to her jg IHO pUDl. With this House is connected a eood St.u. where horses will be well attended to. June7 iy ..... T


ocr: 1858: WOULD Invite tho attention ilfllia Udlee iral Oeiitte mn of Winchester and 'rtnklin Cuunty to the . NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF ! . GOODS,. wMih he li now nienln and which wereielecied by htm rlr lii liemun. tie Itellevrn his Ute in the eelectlon a Urecllvid durable good, will meet with the admire thin or the people BJIiieimral end the fair auxin particular, or ldln'Oovde Jil liana euperhamortment, consllng or JacunelH, lwria, Milllintea, aolM colorml llaree, Ml colore, Holtil cnl'd tripe Mavettsi Swlta, jrull and Noln. soiik MuvltiiHt etriped anaehnchad Nulmooha aild Atiialli, and t hunt or UiiiiKi loo niiinorou to mention,' A I no a moat beautiful asem tment of i! iiBrr.inKninii, lUraw. Swim do, While Iluir, U'f. Fancy Kilk.MrawiAe. Ali'oag.iod lot or Hibbont. Ku. ence, Howare.etc, ' In addition to the above I would mention a lot or lUMDV-lI lDi: CLOTIIl., II iltDH AHi: AND CUTLERY, IBATS, CAPS. UOUTK .V S1IOLS, HOSIERY AM) OIUROIDEUY, ivioi'rki.ci ooons&c. " tit. tr w. s. eMiiiti-y. OCT" After fi porta re cut r nd taken fn.in iho store, they need not be returned. 1858. mil Jilili " 1 I1 D. I ''


ocr: , MORMONS! VVhllm the Mormons wWi their numerous wives are. ttrflctinr q imieh a . teat alh in the West, . . .. G. A. 'SHOOK Ji'slrcs to ca' the atteijtiori iftf hc cilizoiirt of , t Franklin eouiiy to. Ins UNUSUALLY. L.UlGli sTOCK OF SPRING GOODS i . ,,,.,, j , He has much tli lurj4Ht Htoi'b of Ui t SB. GOODS HATS, BOOTS, SHOES. ho has evnr had the pfeaauro of exhi bil.t nu many of them at vcrv reduced prices, nil of .which beolTiirato PROMPT time dealers ut low figures. Parties, .wishing to pay eisb' will mention it imd And that money is worth SOMETHING. He has also replenished his stock of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, OILS, PAINTS, School and MiscellancAis Books, Stationery and imka all to let him show his poods hefuro they purchase. "CCT When Goods aro se lected end tuken out of tho etore they .ire SOLD. G.'A. SHOOK. .March 1859. 1


ocr: Southern Portable Plantation CORN-FEED AND FLOURING MILL FSTAHI.ISIINI?VT. VUIH Millstones ofall sizes on hand and mode to order. I) Smut mills, mill Irons, mill geering, belting, hoisting and regulating screws, screen wire, damsel Irons, Plaster pans, Dutch anchor brand bolt inK cloths of all numbers. Wo also contract Tor the erection of flouring and saw mills. Also all kl dsof repairing done In tha most sub. stantial manner, being both practical mechanics, we can safely promise geneva! satisfaction. All articles sold by us are warranted to be of the best quality Millers, MllL wrlghts and others are respectfully invited to examine our stock hefnre purchasing. All orders and communications nroi::ptl attended tu. W'ARNE & ft VAN, Scptia ty cor. College and Broad sts.,Mashvli:.


ocr: NEW GOODS. J HAVE just received a fresh supply of SPBINa AND SUMMER GOODS, sonsiating of Silk, Barages, Lawns, Organdiei. Jaconet, Ginghams, Linens, Cloths, Cassimeres, Broivn Linens, Cottonadea, Sheeting, S! irting, Drilling, Silk Mamies, HOOP SKIRTS, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Queensware, and an endless variety or other articles not necessary t mention. Also several fine rifles. All are invited to examine for themselves both GOODS AND PRICES. I can promise that prices shall be In accordance vilt the hardness of the timet. F. A. LOUGIIMILLER. March 25, 1958. Gifts! Gilts! Gifts! Gifts! Gifts! D. W. EVANS tV CO.'S ORIGINAL GIFT BOOKSTORE, 677 Broadway, New York City. Our Catalogue of Hooks embraces all the standard imf newest publications of the day, consisting of History, Bi ography, Tales of Fiction, Adventures, Tales, TravHi, Voyages, Albums, Annuals, Illustrated Hooks, besides an. assortment of Kamily, few and Pocket Bibles, in evtry style of binding. wun every KooK sold, the purchaser receives, at uw time of sale, one or the following LIST OF PREC'r'NTS: Gold Watches, worth rrrm g-TO.OO to JlOfl.Ofl Silver Watches, " 12,00 " 40,00 Minature Lockets, - 2,60 " 12.00 cameo, Uni.i stones, and Mosaic Pins and Drops, - 2,50 Florintine aud Painted Pins and Drops, " 4,00 Ladies' Neck Guard and Chatelains, ' 10.00 Gents' Vest and Fob Chains, 10,00 55,00 15,00 60,00 60,00 trota, Ltmeo, and raitited Sleeve Muttons and .Studs, Gold Pencils and Pens, Milk 11r..a P.lt.rn. J.00 " io.o" 8,fiO " 15.00 1Q.0O " 3d. Hesmes a targe assortment or Hints, uciiis- rum, " Tooth Picks, Gold Thimbles, Pearl Porte Monnajes, Watch Keys, etc., etc., for particulars of vfliich ei Our New & Descriptive Catalog" with Inducements to Agents, which will be mailed Fl-EK to any address. No partiality. Every Hook receive" present. Agents wanted in all parts ol the United Slates, to whom a liberal commission will be uaranleed. Persons ordering Hooks from the country will have same chance as if they were in our store th'"el"' Gins in all cases will accompany the book, with ar tificate to the person sending us the erder. COUNTRY ORDERS SOLICITED. SEND FOR A CATALOGUE. Address D. W. EVANS, & CO. d. w. evnas, ) 677 Broadway,


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ocr: 1 JiiiicUI SEWING MACHINES. Ve ifrfy oil competition, AnddonntiWimte In nv tlmy are the best iMucliiww evorinvoiituil lor P h A N T K it s , PRIVATE FAMILIES AM) MAM'FACTUllEllS oviii; 69 iliopn nnfhinoK hnvo bmn K"l! '' ttrc ,.n ,,-.ritr.llo unn in nil piirtsortlio wiir ;!. ,' , sun. yni.rs.'lv.iHol' ti.o uuperiorily ol tlio FJingcr IVIachine, c,,. mil ..n.l cxMinino for yoiir.iolves at Ntirti. C.tU'n Slri'Ol, NASHVILLE. TLNN. flux Tlirf ml for iluiitiiii.m uno.Silk ' NueilllH, iVc, ur'onl IIHSortllllMll ulwuy.-i on liiin.l. SirwrV(;:i'..'llo, with smnplns of c;,.n,el.ynml. SIX'ER. & CO. .aslivillc Tiiii. 000 .