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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-11-10
EN- REVANCHE.
BY PAUL II. l1AYNE.

A Ballad Of the Present War. Founded on
Facts.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-11-10

( A FEIlNu OF TiTr lIrMhN RACE
There are men living on the banks of
the lIcrrilnac River who are eating the
bread Of charity. cithcr public or priv
ate, who were reduced to pauperism in
consequence OF having been the clients
oiBcn. Butler. In order to pay him
pXorbitant charges after course OF
foolish litigation. they were literally
obliged to sell themselves out Of house
and home. The Big Boy Blue, who
has b,el blowing his horn 50 Justify
out West, and threatening the rrcsi-
dent with impeachment, swallowed their
substance, their havstachs, harnyard
fowls, kline, sheep, pigs, horses, har
rows, rakes, patent thrashirg machine,
and other agricultural implements and
equipments, without the least remorsc.
lie swallowed all they had, and gaped
for more. The daughters Of the horse
lcech were among his ancestry on the
female side.
We have alluded to the above circum
stance to show that professional
philanthropist and lover Of the negro
race can talk finely about the rights of
man, equal suffrage and eternal Justice,
AM vet be IN eytortiDler. Il dev)urcr
of the substance of widows and or
phans, and an impovcrsher Of all who
have the misfortune to he in his power.
-Bos.on Commefci0i.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-11-10
The Approaching Grand Masonic
Demonstration in Baltimore.

The interesting ceremonies attend
ing the laying Of the cornerstone Of
the new Masonic Temple in Baltimore,
are to take place on the Goth Of Novem-
her. The following circular to the
fraternity throughout the United States
has been issued:
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-11-10

A Southern correspondent relates
the following, and calls it II true yarn :
A good story is told of u scene which
lately took place between q freedman
aud n Dutch Lieutenant who was acting
in the capacity Of n Provost Marsha.
ltscems that the Teuton officer, repre-
senting The majesty Of the United
States, keeps on hand, in order to
make his office pay, small stock Of
tobacco and gInycrcakes, to sell to the
freedmen. One day u stHpping dar-
key poked his head in at the door and
asked:
"War is the massa proves" p"
"Ncll, vat you vantsi" demanded
the Dutch Lieutenant.
"Well, | quit working down dar on
dat place. said Cutlce.
=" And vot tc teNil you quits for =
inquired the officer.
"Why, you see, massa, dcy's onny
gib me onc-cieht Of de corn, and obcr
on de oddcr place dor, dcy gibs one
sixteenth ......
Come in here, You tam black skin
said the officer, "Now you buy these
two shingcr cakes for twenty-five cent,
and zat is cheap
Cnilce pays down the quarter,
swell, now, look here mi YOU"
continued the officer. II cuts dis
shinger cake in eight pieces; You see
zat?'
eyes, sar,' replied the darkcy, with
Il broad erin.
"Nell, den cuts dis oder ,hingcr-
cake in sixteen pieces; YOU see zat =
aye, sar."
"Nell den, You tam fool, yon tam
fool, You goes back To your place; for
You sec zo von-cight i,h more pcitcr
zan Zcvon sixteenth
Cuhcc left, apparently satisfied, hnt
still evidently very much pcrplcycd in
TcUtOnic arithmetic.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-11-10

\ pRtylNG pARsoX.--A righteous
Radical parson, in the Northwest, prays
the "Supremc Ruler OF the Universe to
forgive the ii"rcencss Of party strife"
bat also implorcs Him TO ''dclivcr the
President from the crrncs into which he
has fallen. to restrain him from dcSpcr
ate measures in iic day of ~hiS disap-
pointmnnt,' and to make him act Ike y
Radical generally. Such prayers are
an admirable method to abate the fierce
ness Of party staiiy!' Holy man.
DR.. Phillip karel, physician to the
Emperor Of Russia, ha, Il record oftwo
hundred cases, treated by himself and
others. in which milk was the chief and
often the sole remedy He claims that
IN impDvprishmcnL OF the blood, in all
lropsics, asthma, pulmonary catarrh.
neuralgia arising from disorders Of the
canal, and in certain diseases
Of the liver, milk is tho sur2st and best
remedy. He gives three or four times a
lay from two TO six ounces Of skinned
milk, forhiAdng all other nourishmcnt,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-11-10

I remember that once was human and
pure! I.. '.
Then loved ones came to my call,
And dreamed. that despite earth's pas
sion and guilt.
Gods mercy was over us all!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14

DESPERATE ASSAULT BY A WOMAN.-Late on
Friday night Patrick OBrien and his wife while seated in
their apartment in the Of No. 422 East thirteenth
startled appearance Of Cahsrne Burns who came
into their room brandisbngs large carving knife thout
saying word she advanced to Ben and dealt him fear
ful blow in the neck causing wound from which the blood
flowed In Q stream The wounded then ran from the
room The desperate then turned her attention to
Mira O. rep and made pass her. Fortunately the blow
was III aimed and did take effect and Mrs OBren then
took refuge in Of neghbo In the meantime the
wounded had the street. and there
met by an officer Who seeing bis condition ook him to the
Seventeenth Precinct Station Hosse. where his wound
nm by surgeon Officers had in the meantime been
the house the woman Burns but
her arrival found that she had nsd and 10 the
blood viii recover Jsaousy stated 70 have been the
Of ne ssGss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14

ALLEGED THEFT BY A SALOON KEEPER. On Friday
night last William Jones OF No. u Sherfst went into the
saloon of Theodore Schuenemann No l52 Rvingons and
drank there He then took from bis pocket $500 in Treasury
notes counted them and then replaced them in his watch
pocket securing by OF pin Jones then dow
in chair and fell asleep On awakiug time after he
found that money had been stolen from him. and that the
proprietor Of the place absent Jones subsequently ace
tanned that but the proprietor had been in the saloon
while he asleep aud he therefore became satisfied that he
must have stolen the money he waited until the proprietor
returned and then took him the Seventeenth Precinct
Station House. where he preferred charge OF then against
his prisoner and the latter locked Do the 10 the
Court Saturday morning the complainant the officer In
charge and the prisoner stopped the saloon OF the latter 81
his request and there produced the missing money
had found the to the water coseA
Justice Mansfield subsequently held the prisoner 70 bal In fbs
Of 81 600 He Is native OF Germany aged Is years sae
protests bis Innocence
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NETWORK, MONDAY, MAY ID, 1866.
factory proof Of the identity Of the claimant and the au-
thenticity of the claim being presented.
WASHINGTON May 10, let6

thentcity of the claim being presented.
WASHINGTON, May H. ls66
PREPARING POR SERVICE. .
Tie Collector of Customs for Newton is here to-day
20 e his bonds and make other preparations for entering
upon the duties Of his office next Monday.
THE MARINE CORPS.
The following orders and changes have recently oeen
announced in the Marine Corps: Capt. ID. MeCohen re-
eved from Pacific Squadron TO report to New-f ork par
racks Frst.Lieut Bartlett detached from Marine par
racks Boston, and ordered Ito u s. steamer ,haanoos,
at Philadelphia; First.Lieut H. G. Catherine detached
from Headquarters Washington, and ordered 10 proceed
10 Chicago and establish marine receiving rendezvous
for the Western States. The last named appointment VIII
extend 10 the able-bodied men OF the Wes', III
excellent opportunity Of entering the Regular Navy.
DEMAND PROM THE COLORADO SENATOR'S.
The Senators elect from Colorado emphatcay deny the
mpuatiOn thrown upon them and members OF tongfcss'
the effect that there political bargain OF agree,
for the passage OF the bill for inc au
mission of the State They further say that their call upon
the President, 10 which auson has been MADE Dy soe
Of the newspapers simply 20 present such facts ana
documents as show the population, substantial wealth
and permanent prosperity of Colorado, and had no refer
ence whatever 10 politics.
A FENIAS ARMY.
The Washington Wolf Tone and Red Hand circles OF
the District of Columbia have joined in an appeal TO me
Fenan Brotherhood whose zeal had considerably abate
announcing crisis, and exhoring union IN one grand
struggle for the independence of Ireland they forcib
declare in favor OF Roberts and Swcenty The promise
thrown out apart from this appeal, thai real Feuiai
army will soon take the field and contributions are ac
cordingly solicited for the comfort Of the soldiers
wISBs SPEECH.
Gen Henry 4. WISE in his lecture last night al inc
Orphan Asylum at Alexandria is represented az speaking
of the simply conflict OF sovercignes; saying ne
responsible for his acts an individual OBEY
ing the of his State he had made no CONFESSIONS aho
taken no test OATH and there no power TO make h
take one He was no traitor; those who fought
for the South Nor had he taken an oath OF allegiance
for he wac no foreigner TO be naurallzec.
At the conclusion of the lecture Senator Salisbury
Delaware made speech in opposition to those whom b
characterized Radicals.
GEN. SANTA ANNA.
Gen Santa Anna was as is known professedy stront
adherent OF Macmillan several years ago; but subse
quen,y deserted hs Imperial Iiigbness. What his busi
ness Is in the United States at this time has not ye
transpred in Washington. n. Romero, the MeXicaI
Minister, has received communications concerning
him. There is no TO believe that no has come
this country in an official character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
PROM rMR PACIFIC COAST.
Business Aesivisy-Fisancial and Csnmercial-
Legal Decision.

Saw FRANCISCO Saturday. May - 1906
The steamer Del Nore has arrived from the Crescent
City with 8 $50 in treasure.
Also arrived, slup Premier, from Baltimore.
The local wooden mills running 10 the extent other
capacity. Cotton goods the product Of Oakland mil,
such as heavy brown sheetings, are selling at 25c
Leonard and Sons sperm candles sold to-day at Soc cash
Market for refined sugar weakening Yeew metal brought
at auction 25lc cash. Flour in fair demand. Wheat
steady extreme price 81 80 per 100 ID for bakers extra
Mining stocks better; Ophir $565; Choar, &328; Bel
cher $3.50; Yellow jacket 600 Imperial $50; Empire
Mil fl75; Legal tenders, 7si and firm.
SAN FRAscsco May II. 1866.
Judge Sawyer Of the Fourth District Court yesterday
decided that the Military bill Of the last Legislature was
valid. Notwithstanding IL contained amendments which
never passed the Assembly and one section repeats the
statute imposing military poll tax.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
To tie EditOy Of The N. Y. Tysbuns.

To hs Edfor u Ihs ~ L. ivoene
SIR: The ~ Y Herald, with its accustomed hostility
to everything done for UnOnis been the
past week sssains Bureau for and L. Gen uo~sds
attention particularly invited s articles calling several
Of by inclos Of bic reply
believing Of freedom and loyalty would be 'uo'erd
BY its publication in your paper Very respectfully
Nsr- YORK; May 10. D. WnPPLs
GBN. HowARDS LETTER.
The Rec. GEORGE WHIPPLg-My Dear Sir: When
saw the you culled from The Herald written BY
respondent Washington Of May cut from the paper
and nclosed Gen. Whesey have not yet receveds
reply You will notice my letter Published in The Herald u
the next day Now the Rev. Horace james the whs
was Capt James A. @ NJ who hss over lived above
reproach in all matters As to these gentlemen owning plan
tations do doubt ii. There is speculation in the
matter 1t 10 true that many officers all through the South.
and confined the Freedmens Bureau have invested
little money they could in this Inever have found
any the prostitution Of official position for private
gain volunteer officers the service and
provident generally they seek TO vel
hood Gen. Wbtesey has worked hard in his official
pacy believe he has been charged with using his
time other for the Government the setting
all idles The people cried 1.-THE will not
work. therefore urged the renting aud running plantations
The same who raised false the
grOes will work in freedom seek 10 backen the ru.
every who has shown the iy Of their tbeores
by practical demons rson and declare that official positos
rob them II their hands We had large sccumua
have North Carolina; but you and
your friends assured that shadow Of accusation
Of completely in the part Of those officers there 10
utterly without foundation.
ieYpec OF this Bureau but the same deuunc
could be made against the Treasury Department
other department and Of the Government with equal SHOW
ofusce The Bureau does do enough to the right
Of negro will admit but does burn negro churches
aud school houses; reject negro testimony. IL viii
endeayor prevent starvation until the next crop
promoting industry, education and Justice.
Very respectfully.
U. D. HOWARD. Major-GeD. Com.
Ntr York Nav G. 1866.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
FIELD SPORT o.
Base ball.
THE MUTUAL CLUB GAME TO-DAY

THE MUTUAL CLUB GAME TO-DAY
large crowd Of spectators will no doubt visit
Hoboken today witness the match between the first
Of this club and strong field nine This class Of
freq ueny elicit play both the bat and in fielding
and therefore crowds Of the admirers of the game
THE G0THAMs IN THE FIELD.
The old Gotham Club will commence match
playing tomorrow afternoon at O'clock in game between
their first nine and strong field side. This will be
attractive contest there many excellent players in the
Gotham Club
UNION ACT WEST FARMS AND MOUNT VERNON CLUBS.
Matches between these clubs will take place at
Morrisana on Thursday and Saturday next at , p N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Disturbance At Ha.p'on-Cends..iss sads'
Underwsed-sseam Desensisn.

FoRTREss MONROE Friday. MAY H. 1000.
Serious fracas occurred Hampton, yesterday AFTER
noon, between T. Latmer the Deputy Sheriff, and mer
chant doing business in that The latter was stabbed
in four different places.
The press of Norfolk are nearly unanimous in condemn
ing charge made by Judge Underwood before the Grand
Jury at the opening session Of the Court.
The steamer Rapidan detained by towing q vessel
which she had fell in with in distress The vessel WAS
bound 10 Norfolk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14

HEAVY Reconnaissance time during Saturday
night the house Of Mr. Young butcher residing ana eess
busipsss At the corner Of Bloomfield aud SIthsa
was entered BY thieves and about $500 vas ts.ss vn
Youngs pantaoons pocket They also toox 2 Sanv ~:
pisee If rosatnS heok
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
~ EAST TwRSTY-SISTH-sT
PB9M tn. SOUTHWEST.
Burning Of ssea N boass.

NEw ORLEAsa Saturday, May IL. 1866.
At Algers opposite the city, last night, the steamer
Maria Demng was burned 70 the edge. The flames
communicated 10 the steamer Adams destroying all but
the after part Of IT. Both boats in the Quarermas-
ter's Department The fire was accidental.
Arrived, ship Kensingon, from Boston. Sailed, ship
James s. Green, for New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
FIRES.
A, IL. LsuisEFire suII Burning.

ST. LOUIS Friday MAY II. ls66-ll p N.
large fire is now raging j. Finley Coal Oil works,
corner Fourteenth and Ausen.sts Several hundred
barrels Of oil are stored the works which will probably
be consumed.
Further particulars cannot be ascertaned now.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14

The following is DR.. Bsses report Of the cholera
quarantine for Saturday, May -:
In hospital at last report .................50
One death since.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
Fire in 20. LsuIs-Less $50 900.

81. I0IIs, MAY u, ITO.
The works Of the Marine Dock Company in South
Csrondeet seven miles below the city together with the
steamer Jennie Dean the ways, burned last night
Loss on the machinery and buildings Of the Dock Com
at i66Ooo; not insured The Ere the work Of an In
ceudlary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
Fire in RImira-L.ss SIS, 900.

EIHIEA- TOO
fire broke out at o'clock last evening IN the hard
ware store Of Ayrault Rose, Lakest. -Four build
ings occupied BY ii. & r. Bnckwedde, hardware; Ay-
rault & Rose two buildngsl, hardware and L. Cowan,
auction store badly damaged by hre and water Loss
$lsOOO-fully insured IN NewYofk and Eastern conpa-
pf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
BORDRR TROUBLES.
Pleasure Party Fired late.

EAsTPORT, Saturday May II, 1860.
party Of ladies and gentlemen in from
Robbinston last night, were fired into by an Enghsh
steamer living at st Andrews The ball struck near the
boat and rcochetng plowed up the ground in front OF
house in BabbinsiOn The ball was sent here to Admi-
ri Boggs today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
Fire 8. Ba.ger-Lo.s s9s 900 70 $50, 900.

BAN6OR Nc, May IS, 100
fire this morning DESTROYED four stoses in the Enc
block, Broadst occupied for manufacturing purpose
The whole loss is from ~, 600 to $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14

IOWfLL MA-B, saturday, Mby II,
fire on MddcseI-st last night DESTROYED the steam
mills owned by Otis Allen and rented by Davis Storer,
dealers in lumber and manufacturers OF packing boxes
Several other mechanics also occupied the building Loss
80, 900, with little insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14

Died, Hugh Hanrstty, aged 25 Of Monaghan, IrVlsui
one Of no employee Of the HospitslShip Falcon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
In This City.
IN sEcoSD-AvR.-OsE PERSON SERIOUSLY AND THREE
OTHERS SLIGHTLY BURNED.

IN sEcoSDAvE.-osg PERSON SERIOUSLY AND THREE
OTHERS SLIGHTLY BURNED.
About o'clock yesterday morning a fire was caused
in the apartment Thomas Stanton in the Of the third
floor OF No 80 Secondave by the upsetng Of lamp filed
with kerosene OIL bed The bed clothing instantly caught
fire. and Mary Haley aged "a years who was ssleep at
the time terribly burned about the face and body that
she not ipected Mr. Stanton his wife and In
FAINT child badly burned. The flames
tngushed the Police before much damage had been
taned The unfortunate girl who badly burned
conveyed TO Bellevue Hospital where her burns we're
dressed bat there not much chance OF her recovery
IN EAST TwESTY-SSTH-sr
At u o'clock yesterday morning fire was discov.
cred in the row Of frame buildings Nos ST. 80 and IS East
Twenty ninth st. and short time the buildings with their
contents destroyed The Of Nos 81 and 20 were
also slightly damaged The burned budiDgs occupied
by James Corcoran carpenter valuable
horse Mr.. Abrahams. tailor and MI Busted ocksmith
The will amount 10 about $500 Insured for
that amount Bowery and North River Companies The
fire believed have been Of incendary origin and to
determine that point Fire Marshal Baker will at
All investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14

NEw.ORIEASs Nay H. le6s
Sailed, George Cromwell and Evening Star for New
York. Among the passenger By the latter IL W. d. T.
King editor ana proprietor VI Tie Ntw.Orssss zsmss.
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WASHINGTON Saturday. May ~ 1906
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