The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-10-13

The election for Representative from
Franklin county takes place to-day.
Cotton is selling in Nashville at 3l@
32c, taxes paid.
The Rev. S. ID. Baldwin died at Nash
Vile on the Sth inst.
The Radical majority at the lat'
elections in Ohio-40,0OO.
The Radicals have carried the cleo
tons in Pennsylvania.
Gold closed in New York on The
10th at loSl.
Supcrnne -four is selling in Louis
Vile at 80 %.
W. Little is the conservative candi-
date for the Legislature in Bedford.
The "Southcrn' misccgcnatols were
at L~incoln's tomb Wednesday,
Ex-Gov. Mattcson, Of Illinois, has
Sc tied in New Orleans.
Capt. W. Il. NJ. Brown is 10 be post,
master at Shelbyville.
The cholera has entirely subsidized in
Shclbyville.
a Mrs. French, ll3 years old, lives
in Ohio county, Ky.
The gate receipts Of the st. Louis
Fair amounted to about $4,000.
Bacon is selling in Nashville at 224M
90 for clcarsides; shoulders lSt plain
hams 2ic, and canvasscd 2Gm2S s.
Edmund Cooper remained at Shelby
VILE during The prevalence Of cholera,
waiting on the sick.
Gen. n. h. Forrest hasopm ed a cot
ton FactorNgc and Commission House
in Memphis.
Judge Patterson, United States Sen
ator from Tennessee, arrived at his
home in Grcenvillc on Sunday last.
The Richmond Enquirer urges
strongly the encouragement of Irish
immigration into that State.
William Gilmore Silnms is in New
York looking after his collection Of
Southern war poetry.
M k.,u N,,J. T,;I,,, b,, ,r,,,l
Dickens $4,000 to write novel for its
columns.
ii. l.. Bnttcriield, proprietor Of the
Pavilion Hotel, Charleston, S. C., died
at Coviny,on, Ga, on the Sth.
The President has %pardoncd Albert
G. Brown, formerly t.. $. Senator from
Mississippi, and Gen, Humphrey Mar
shall, Of Kentucky.
Clinton Fort, who was charged with
the killing of Graves, in Mississippi, II
few months since, was tried recently at
Holly Springs and acquitted.
Florence, Alabama, was visited by n
fire one night last week, which destroy
cd $4,000 worth of property. Only
$4,000 insurance.
The Secretary ofthe Interior has de-
ridcd that, the rebellion being over,
Southern people have the same rights
as all others underline patcntla law.
The Scottish Rite Of Masonry, u high
degree in that fraternity, was admins
tered in Memphis on last Monday, I'M
der the auspices OF Albert Pike.
The cholera is not abating in Phila.
dclphia. Nearly ninety new eases,
with three deaths, have been reported
from Saturday noon to noon Of Tues
day.
+. Y. c. Mott, formerly a rebel sol,
dier, but lately a dancing master at
C%ynthiana, Ky, eloped some days
since with Miss Martha w. Finley, an
leircss at that place.
1t is reported in England that both
MI. Glass and Mr.. Canning will be
knightcd for the part they have taken
in carrying out the Atlantic Telegraph
cable enterprise. What about Mr..
FicldY asks the New York Tribune.
The Agricultural Bureau at Wash
ington estimates the cotton crop this
year at 100000 bales. A corrcspon-
dent ofthe National Intclligencer, how
ever, writing from Mississippi, thinks
that Il will be less than 100000.
The adhercnts Of Gen. Ortcga, the
rival claimant to the distinguished hon
or of delivering the Mexican Republic,
exhibited a bitter hatred of Santa An
ia. They claim that he is aspy of the
French Government, and that they
have documents to prOvet the fact.
The counsel of Jefferson Davis were
to have had an interview with Judge
Underwood last week, but failed for
some reason not made public. 1t is
stated, however, on good authority,
that Judge Underwood has declared
that JEFF. Davis shall certainly be tried
ilNovember.
Mr.. ii. Rives Pollard has sold the
Richmond Examiner 10 Mr.. Thomas
II. Wynne, 1t is understood that the