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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-16


in people to underrate and tire Of homc
beauties, foreign attractions would be
shown of half their enchantmcnt, We
are used ut Winchester to the sublimily
OF the grand old mountain that sur
rounds us, lifting its gorgeous blue head
TO skies Of eternal lovcliness, and tccm.
inu with ten thousand wonders unap.
preciateda and unknown, If we would
but stop in our wild career Of thought,
and unbridIcd imagination we could
not fail to see and admire at holnc the
baby dcw-drop rs it flashes back the
golden sunshine Of bcniticcnt Heaven
the deep, solemn shade Of the forest, in
which birds carol, and fat cattle lie
down to rost--thc bubb!ing springs of
limpid water MS it gushcs forth from
meath tho pondcrous rocl--thc wood
land flower Of sweetest pcriumc--thc
valley low and hill SO high--nay, Il
thousand beauties are on our every side,
but we fail to appreciate them 1t is
only after a day Of gloomy darkness
when murky clouds intervene, that we
begin to appreciate the golden rays OF
light that the brilliant sun sends forth
And It's only when absent, as we now
are, that the IovclincSS OF our home ri.
scs to anythingIiIic It's spropcr degree.
As to politics, we shall defer remarks
thereon until we have heard more and
seen more SO as to form correct opin.
ions, "lloncsty is the best policy"
even in politics, and especially rs we
arc nnl"rno obligations to any party,
either Brecl<inridgc, Douglas or Bell
we shall surely not attempt in any let
ter we may write, to miscad or vitiatc
the public mind Several old RESPONSE
bic citizens of Franklin told us TO writ,
back appropriated views Of the state anC
workings Of the political world North
and we intend to do so, at all hazards
Daniel S. Dickinson made Il speech il
Washington last night, and we were so
well pleased with it that it shall be
published in the Home journal ifpossi
bic. ltisrcportedin the "Constitution'
this morning, from which paper we clip
it, and scud home, also some other ar
ticIcs Of interest. Mr. Dickinson will
20 back home through this city,
Saw the Xouavcs--morc anon. The
Great Eastern is 20 miles above here -
will go to see her tomorrow
In haste, good bye.
God bless You.
w. j. s.
p. S.-Thc last line Of the above was
written accidentally. We thought we
were Writinr to our sweetheart.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-16
Number 33.
MCGUIRE's TENN EssRE JUSTICE, OR
IL MAGIHTRATES GIInE ,.

We have received tronlF. Hagan, Eashvi..s,
Tennessee, and have on hand for sale at th3
Homo Journal Office, about dozen copies Of
Mcclure Tennessee Justice or hagistrates
Guido, containing all tho common and Statu.
tory Laws on the Powers and Duties Of Mag;s
trates, Constable and Coroners, and all the
Criminal and Cival Forms necessary for the
use Of officers and business men, with an ahrids-
ed Law Dictionary adapted to the new Code
Of Tennessee From tho examination which We
have been enabled to give this book, we con
slider, ii is admirably prepared and arranged
by tho author for tho purposes intended. Ev'
cry Magistrate, Sheriff, Constable and other
officers in the State should have one 1t Is
Tennessee book out and out, having been ooin
piled by Tennessee Lawyer, copy wrightea
in Tennessee and published at the Union and
American Office, Nashville.
We have already sold several copies TO per
sons in Winchester, and we would be glad 10
supply any person in Franklin County who may
wanta copy, We will sell it at S3--preoisel
what it would cost in Nashville, with P, Hs-
gan himself who owns the copy.wright.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-16

The New Orleans Picayune, of the
18th inst, says that in the week just
ended there were one hundred and six
eight successive hours of heat fluetuat-
ing about mean of nearly 80 degrees.
Nothing like it was ever experienced
befDrc
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-16

The following is list of broken and worth
less Banks in this State, which it may be well
enough for our country friends to preserve:
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution,
Exchange Bank, Murfreesboro.
Miners ard Manufacturers Bank, Knoxville,
Bank of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank of Claiborne, Taacwcll.
Some of the Brokers are buying the notes Of
he Bank East Tennessee at l0aljc. on the
dollar, and those of the Exchange Bank at loc
- nthe dollar.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-16

New YORK, Aug. A suit has been
commenced to-day against tho Great
Eastern for an infringement in the use
of an American patent in the use of the
paddle and screw, combined as motive
power. The damage is laid at $780,
600
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-16

The London Era says that John q.
lIecnan was born at n place called Be-
nccia, a village in the Troy district Of
the United States.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-16

De Quincy being asked why there
were more women than men, replied
at is in conformity with the arrange
mcnts of NatWc-wc always see more
ofhcaven than of earth"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-16

1t is said that Chang and Eng, the 81.
amcse twins, differ in politics. Both
are veteran Democrats, but Chang is
now for Breckenridge, anJ Eng for
Douglas
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-16

Jones and Brown met at the Post OF
flee. Jones complains Of bad smell
about the Post Office and asks Brown
what it can be?
Brown doesn't know, unless it may
be the large number ofdead letters there.
-.U0bHe Mercury.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-16

The mcanest man in the world lives
in London. He buttons his shirt wiah
waters, and looks at his money through
Il magnifying glass.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-16
tell, but that's what the passenger said
certain and sure.

certain and sure.
Saw the pretty woman again this
morning--looked no'"worsc for wear" )"
but seemed to look better on account,
no doubt, Of the contrast bstwcen her
and the other women passengers, She,
however, looked just MS fresh, walked
just rs gaily, and seemed as much II
queen as she did the day previous. On
y one bad sign did we observe, and
that WAS u novel in her hand--not Il
good move, but merely book Of flash
literature from veual press, which
teaches corruption, and is disgrace to
the American public.
At Central Depot we partook Of u
number one dinncr-oh such an one
Us filled the hearts of all with good
cheer, and also filled their sLomdcheS
with COED edibles, There was uicc
fresh fish, lamb, beef, vegetables Of all
kinds, and sweet milk, simon pure, Of
which last named liquid we imbbcd
three full glasses. 1t tmado us think of
Fancy Gate--our little home in Win.
chester, on the corner I'D Avenue and
Jefferson street, at which place is lit
tie "keow' that gives the best milk
But, leaving Central Depot, we passed
on to White SuIphuv Springs, whore
some fifteen or twenty alightcd, and
went to that noted watering place; /;
among the number Wa our beautiful
woman with the diamond rings, all the
way from Montgomery, Ala, or New
Orleans, we don't recolIcct which, Bat
she was bound Tor the celebrated White
Sulphur, where she expects to fish
Come 700 on u thousand miles Just to
fh--to fish on terra tirma--uot the
real piscatorial sport We sometimes en-
joy in good old Franklin county-u!t
that sort Of fun by any means. The
ladies know what sort Of fishing |
mean. Miss Diamond Rings comes Il
thousand miles, through dust and heat
and danger, just to angle for Mr. Re-
tired Banker, WHO in all save cent. per
cent. and compound interest, is Il flat
fish. Manufactured modcsty, all'ccta.
ton, and hashy jcweIry, are her favor
itc bats; mama the hook, and Pa.
money the pole Indeed, il's grand
matrimonial fishery, this going to noted
wa .cring places far hctlA. Mr.. Bunker
is decidedly caught and not an age at-
ter the fashionable farce, finds himself
q pretty kettle Of fish, and wishes, no
doubt, that he had had "otI1cr fish to
fry" Miss Diamond Rings angles
most diligently for sleek, gentleman
ly salmon, which proves, when caught,
a.vcious, rascaIly shark. Wherefore,
we 1cSeech you young ladies' cas- many
as are here present, to never become
"hSherS OF men, But II you "' hNh1
let it be for smaller fellows, Such rs
trout, perch, &c, S"ch as run IN h'poI-
lucid waters OF Boiling Fork and Elk
River, with whose every spot and
stripe you are too familiar TO ruh amy
floN Oh UclhG yourselves lHc rHNHhl.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-16

t"t''o '''ocV was pecohilhS Parched,
and its common tongue dry, for want
Of Il little scandal to slakc its intolerablc
thirst, The goSsips sat mutcly over
their snuIfboXcs, their langud eyes on
ly Frightening as they saw in prospcc.
two some subject for lingual disscc-
ton,
Fortunately, at this unhappy crisis,
Mrs, Lee purchased Il mclodcon, and de.
cdcd to give instructions in music
She had anticipated opposition, but WAS
hardly prepared for the torrent Of re-
proach and invcctive heapcd upon her
self, and family, aud pupils. There was
'hurrying to and fro, and 'trembng,'
and distress in the bosoms of the Cos
sips
A few, whose powers Of locomolion
remained unmpaircd, generously went
from house to house to mpart the shock
ing and startling infor nation and u
regular line, for the transportation of
ncw8 relation to the moral obIquity of
the Lees, was established 1t was real
" affecting to near the head gossip Of
Tattlc street, Mrs, Takcon, convcrscd
with her sisters, who were, like herself,
on the auXious-ScNt
you've no idcc,' she would pothct-
icalIy remark, 'how much that mclodcon
is talncd about. Everybody thinks it
will ruin the whole Lee family. Poor
Lee with those four females on his
hands Poor man. he looks down TO
the heel and unhappy. Du you know
how they live in the house? Wonder
if they have much to eat--much turn-
ltwe? Good cal of company, folks say,
Faint likely though, that they feel 'cm
aII-managc, dare say, to get 'cm or
before mcaI-tme-llatct tu see pyor folks
have company
Looks very impropcr,' sighed anoth
'' ''' '''M1 Ne ~ nave " '''e'oooo'' "(
are poor. She'll never pay for it,
Ills father signcd with with her
Yes put in Mrs. Takeon, and he'll
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-16

One Of the broadest hints to pop the
question which it is possible for q young
lady to give q young gentleman, is TO
declare her intention of never mar
rving
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-16

Somebody gravely asks if asserting
dead letters aids in acquiring the dead
languages.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-16
FROM THE EDITOR.
BALTIMORE, MD. !
Aug. 3, 1860. (

travel, with one "grandc exceptions,
/. e. the dirt and dust, and such an OK
ccption is not Of small magnitude to ;
neat, clcanIy being, as we profess to be
when circumstances will permit. Yes
we have Travelled one thousand miles
and from the looks Of our "lincn' pul
led off Il few hours since, we think at
least a half ounce of dust was settled
thereon for every miles Travelled. But
we are clean Eow--havc undergone 4
! thorough tonsorial operation, and feel
exceedingly pleasant, a man nc1ei
feels better than when Just ushercd
from blrbcr's shop, with Il renovated
head, aud his face scraped and coIogncd
and powdered. All this has just been
done to US by the clever barber at the
Eutaw House, whose manipulations
will long be rcmembcred-at least till
we want something more Of the same
WORK done
We are at loss as to what we shall
say H,on the immense number Of sub
| ccts that crowd our ovcr-taXcd brain.
! We might write u little sketch OF the
trip from Winchester to this city, but
/ il would seem 50 much like trcadimg
over ground which we tread in 1898,
when we took this same route North.
However, many INCIDENTS occurred
worthy to be mentioned. Our rompa-
ny to Chattanooga was as delightful as
pleasant weather, beautiful scenery and
BRIGHT eyes Of fair maidcns could make
it, and here we shall ask no apology
for Il heaH felt accord of profound graf
itudc to Miss Lizzie and Miss Maggie
for the genuine, noble, lady-Ikc action
they exhibited while en- paSSaht to
ChattanOOga. We assure them (and
in saying re, allusion is more particularly
made $. A. II. and oursctD that the
parting on Wednesday evening was
P"'h'0I' so nl"cn ~ 'n'' '''' o''" '''o .
"hoPc OF return VooN inc sung away
After leaving Chattonooga, at which
pace IS RHPI 'Ne Mcahe'V ho''l III "''
creation, the cars Sped on 'oWara'
NnoNV'I'e' At Cleveland one OF 'ho
protIIeSt women we ever saw entered,
and Immediately friend Handy was
up, Offering her seat, the cars beng
so much crowded as to render vacant
seats net at W. Beautiful woman very
politely thanked our companion travel.
cr, saying that she would hate to de-
privc him. This, from such sweet lips,
only made our friend the more anxious
to see her seated and she, percciving
the magnetic influence 50 suddenly OBJ
tanned over him, become obstiHdtTy po-
lite and wouldn't take the seat under
any considerations whatcver--not even
to sit by our friend. As for oursclt all
this delicious time we cannot ans yer.
All we remember is SPARKLING cham
! rcxcusc u.s. sparkling cyrs, three dia-
mond RINGS, lapparcntIy worth $1,000
anda coQucttish grace that was cXhibi,
ted TO pcrlcction as she left oar car for
another thanking our friend and our
self for the poIiteness shown her. Bat
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-16

Recently in Detroit, when Romeo
and Juliet was in the bills, scape-
grace known as Romeo was in the pit
"Romco, where art thou7'
"lIcrc Tam, in the pitt had only a
quarter, and couldn't get into the
boxes"
Outlet" tainted
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-16

said, Sir | wish you would 20 TO bed.
| cannot 20 until | have seen all the
lights ont, am 50 afraid of fire.
so am l., was the reply; but | have
been expecting to be summoned to fam.
lily prayer
AN very well, sir, but it cannot be
done at an inn
Indeed Pray then get my horses !;
! cannot sleep in house where there
is no family prayer
The host preferred to dismiss his pre-
judicc rather than his guest, and said,
q have no objection to have prayer, but
| do not know how
well then, SUNNI n your people, and
let me see what can be done
The landlord obcyed, and in u few
moments the astonishcd domcstics were
upon their knees, and the landlord call.
upon to pray.
Sir, never prayed in my life; | don't
know how to pray.
ASK God to teach YOU was the gen.
tie reply
The landlord said, folding his hands,
God teach us how to pray
'That is prayer, my friend said Mr..
Hill joyfulIy, go on.
i am sure do not know what to say
now, sir
Ycs you do; God has taught YOU
how to pray--now thank him for it,
'ThanIIyou, God Almighty, for lcttin!
us pray to rou.'
amen amen" exclaimed Mr. Hill
and then prayed himself
Two wears after. Mr. Hill found in
that same village a chapel and 4 school
us the result Of the first effort Of family
praycrat the Black Lion.
4 CLERICAL ANEcporE.--Thc Rev.
DR.. p, Of Brooklyn belonging to
the Old School Divincs, and while at
tending to his usual Sabbath minstra
tions, managed to discover who Of his
congregation were absent, his first du-
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dustry, nor science, nor machines, nor
bo,I,s c,, rn,I,n - ronula L,nnv An
These thinos are useful in their way and
fine LEGISLATOR ouobt TO proparate and
lhuIlIIly 'he'h; out II cohtcn'e" WIN
having dcVeloPeo'''c' ''''c'cct'a' ana ''r-
r'S'r'a' ParV VI man, "o "'S''''' ~ '",
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ing ana ol Nho"'"S' Vi ""'rn 'h' sup
Ill''c l'''''"r' constitutes It's PUNISHMENT
You have directed it towards the earth
ana 1t remains there IN Iho 'h'''' Vi i'c"-
IS and Of pleasures which consumeit,-
Why do you not open it the gates of
heaven? Everything which calms the
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Agents for the Home Journal.

The following persons will receive
subscriptions to the Home Journal. and
we authorize them to receipt for the
same.--
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Two lawyers overtaking wagner,
and thinking to crack joke on him.
asked with an assumed gravity:
pray, mistes wagner, how is 1t that
your fore horse is fat and the others
lean ?"
The WAGNER, with sharpcned Scotch
penetration, and knowing them to be
Of the legal tribe, said:
"Wcll, you see the reason is plain
the fore hoase IS lawyer and the other
two are his clients The jokers YAM
oused instantly.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-16

/ Music not only improves mans
taste but his morals. 1t gives him a
taste for homo, that improves his habits
wonderfully. Tho men who spends his
evenings with piano, is seldom seen
in dram Shows.
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Read all the advertisements in this
weeks Journal.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-16
NOTyCE no 1DVERTLSERS

advertisements must be h0ndcd in By TcSiay
morning 10 insure insertion in the Jom7at Mat
week.
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COOL. ANSWER

A very cool answer from sopho-
more is indelibly recorded among the
memories Of ----'s college days,
Protessor = had q peculiarly rod
nose so red, indeed, that it was usual
ly deemed, a sign that the interior OF
the temple was dedicated to Bacchus.--
Upon this point the Professor was Pc
culiarly sensitive.
One day, 4 chestnut, propelled by
some invisible hand, was hurled across
the room, and came so violently in con.
tact with the learned gcntlemans bald
pate, that glancing off, it spun almost
to the ceiling
"Mr - Numbered ont the Pro
icssor, "that was you, sir; don't deny
it, sir-your bushes betray you, sir"
ADO You think | blush, sir?" modcstly
asked the student.
Blushr rctorteJ the Professor, your
face is as red as beet!
Pardon me, SIR replied F., Il
think its only the reflection of light !;
perhaps you looked at me over your
nose !"
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God bless V

p. S.-Thc last line Of the above was
written accidentally, We thought we
were writing to our sweetheart.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-27
Xxx.

Der Nebel bate ltA enolid sans Yeraceen,
freunplih ldaute Die Sonne uber Die laftio
9rinen 8lume berab in oas 6luetett, unO
ibre Strablen lpie9eIten it6 auf pen frdu(elns
ZEN Wellen, - Elm tiefes S1weieen berrIbte
in rer sansen @e9eno nno Idn9it mar Der
Sarm Der 0erfpl9er YerbalIt, = alS Tpt,uno
Selepb enplid etipas ablteBen pom batioen
fuo. RI uno ilber ibre laBe nahpaHten. =
o9Dre Com" lastt SOitpb, mir f5nnen nidt
70 auf Dem 6luiIe fOrttretben obne 3iel uno
gthtun9 = Der Wetran1ec croie6t lih in
Den Willtlppi unO ilno mir einlnal 70 nett,
70 perpen mir oOn Der StrDmuns in BEN oro>
ben Glab binein9thieben f6nnen cas- pIumpe,
Fade Boot nidt mebr reeieren unp oeben
entweoer 81 9runce Ooer bIeiben ireenpmp
auf einer Sanpbant tefen."
SD oenfe, pab Ou reht bait" faete Som,
.,ubwODl tb in lplden Din9en nod penie mts
eemaht babe unO falt ME aus Ct. 9cuiS bers
aussefommen bin; aber mas tptQlt Du
jest nit Oeinen BepenfIibfeiten z"
Did fraserL" ia9te SOlepb, ,,rpo mir ets
9entli6 bin,pollen, - ned Der 6arm suruf
:fQnnen mir ni6t, - nab ct. 2oui5 ~ oeben
'fBeint mir au6 ntdbt rdtblt6, pie Iei6t f0nnte
man une bort entoefen, - allo pobin g"
"Sa wObin?" entSeSnste Som, lddB' oab
oas leibter 9efra9t, al6 beantipOrtet it,"
Sie rucertell wieoer etne Weile, - pl6Blih
aber n1ahtt oas Boot etnen beItiecu Stud u.
oas @afer 1blu8 ptdtldernp an leinen 5in>
tertbell, - Yer9ebens IeBtelt bic Iunoeu 2eute
Die Stan9en Elm, Da6 Boot rIbrte lt6 niAt
mebr. 's'' s''.'z
yDa baben Mrs. la9te Solepb, mir Itno
auf elmer Sanpbanf poer auf einem Baum
ltamm auf9efabren, = jegt bat pas lleberles
gen Elm @npe, - oenn bier auf pem @aIIer
t6nnen wir ntht itgen bIeben. Ntan wirc
cas- 8Oot ltrOmabvdrt8 luden unp aud biee
Der fcmmen. gaB uns oas. llfer erreiben."
Sie waren nabe am re1ten llfer pe5
Glu11es, - Die Stelle 1dien leiAt, uno lIe
mar e8 audi, penn oaS Boot Iab auf elmer
Nnlhldmmung BON Sanp felt.
,9lppOrt puf !" rief Selepb nto iparf Elm
Stlif 6ols ans llfer. pud lprang ins 9Bale
fer, absr Ct braucbte nidt fdft Su i6nimmen,
er lpatete ans 2anD, bic San9linse fplee
ten ibm uno erreidten Das rebte ufer, mabs
renp ibre Yerfolser lte in Der Gihtung nah
ct. 2ouis auf Dem linftn ufer lu6ten. Sbs
ne einen Musenblif 3eit ;u verlierel priens
tirten lie. 1tb nah Der Scnne uno bra1en
li6 pann, itets tbren We9 nad @eltrn per>
folsenp, 8abn purA 8ulA unp StruuG.